Dadeville High School - Talisman Yearbook (Dadeville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

Dadeville High School’s tfi mmf' 47 th Season America’s Best Production DHS Theatre Dadeville, Alabama September 1986 to June 1987 Pa 2 Opening The music swells, the lights brighten, and the actors come to life as the curtain rises. It is Opening Day and there is much excite- ment about the season’s activities . . . The stage lights in Dadeville’s Theatre slowly fade as the curtain falls. There is a devastating silence. Suddenly, a wave of applause sweeps through the theatre and engulfs the 1987 graduating ac- tors as they come forward to take their final bows. The grand finale has come. “Drama is not only a social art, but it is also a reliable index of society’s change and a creator of cultural awareness.” As such, our society relies on its past and present to survive. The Talisman Staff is proud to capture that drama of our school at work and play with reflections of the laughter and companion- ship, the hard work and challenge, the loyalty and pride found here at Dadeville High School. May the value you have acquired here, give you cherished memories of DHS. Laura Parrott Michele Moran Editor Asst. Editor -file. £cms TIME The latter part of the Twentieth Century PLACE Dadeville High School in Dadeville, Alabama Scene 1: Prologue Scene 2: Homecoming Scene 3: Faculty Stage Managers Scene 4: Recognition Scene 5: Cast of Characters Scene 6: Sports Scene 7: Participation Scene 1: Features Scene 2: Elementary Understudies Scene 3: Box Office Scene 4: Conclusion Page 9 Opening REVIEWS Homecoming week started with a bang (or should we say YEEHA!). Monday morning as students headed to class in their overalls, rope belts, and plaid flannel shirts. Why? It was “Hick” Day. Things got really sticky on Tuesday when people came to school wearing lollipops on their shirts for “Lick ’em” Day. The next day was even worse as everyone put their clothes on backwards for “Knock ’em Backwards” Day! We all tried to be more professional by wearing ties on Thursday for “Tie ’em Up” Day. The jubilant week ended with the traditional “Black and Gold” Day. The student body really showed their spirit by wearing the school colors on Friday. Action really heated up Thursday night at the bonfire and resumed with a fantastic pep rally and parade Friday afternoon. From the looks of it, Chavala was in for a fight! At 7:30 the crowd cheered as the captains went out for the toss and went wild as the band struck up “Rocky.” Halftime came and after the singing of the Alma Mater, the class maids and queen nominees were introduced. The Homecoming Court consisted of the following class maids: Freshman Melanie Johnson, escorted by Tim Rowe; Sophomore Michelle Fourtenbary, escorted by Jeffrey Kinsaul; Junior Donna Taylor, escorted by Chuck Lanford; and Senior Vickie Newman, escorted by Tommy Yar- brough. The queen nominees were the following: Kathy Gooden, escorted by Mike Griffies; Kristin Currie, escorted by Kenny Chase; and Angie Camp, escorted by David Oliver. The suspense rose as reigning queen Julie Sanders and school principal Jim Childers prepared to crown the new queen. The excitement of the oc- casion could be felt in the air. The crowd roared as Angie Camp was an- nounced the 1986 DHS Homecoming Queen. Homecoming week was topped off with the Tigers’ 17-13 victory over Chavala. Shortly after the clock ran down, the students were in line for the dance with DJ Mark Lizenby. The exhilarating dance ended at midnight and wrapped up another awesome Homecoming Week! HOMECOMING Page 12 Homecoming HOMECOMING QUEEN CLASS MAIDS Page 13 Homecoming In recognition of her faithful service to Dadeville High School and her boundless love as our friend, the Talisman Staff proudly and affectionately dedicates the 1987 Talisman to Mrs. Sharon Dollar Page 16 Dedication PRINCIPAL Page 18 Stage Managers PEOPLE COUNSELOR Lynne Caldwell SECRETARY Raye Nell Benton BOOKKEEPER Betty Gardner Stage Managers Page 19 THE A SUPER-INTELLIGENT IF YOU COULD BE ON BROADWAY, WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING? “I would be dressed as a vagabond begging for food.” David Baker English Samford University, B.A. Auburn University, M.A. Singing with Pavarotti.” Linda C. Blair Spanish Troy State University, B.A. “In my fantasy, I’m singing and dancing and dazzling audiences with my extraordinary talent. In reality, though, the closest I could get to the stage would be cleaning it up after a performance.” Jane M. Blankenship English Auburn University, B.S. ‘Looking for Coach Willis.” Coach Jimmy Burson Senior Special Education Auburn University, B.S. Jacksonville State University, M.Ed. “I would be an official chair folder- upper, or chair folder-downer.” Margaret Caldwell Science, Physics Auburn University, B.S. Honestly, I wouldn’t be on Broadway because I don’t like big cities.” Roger Mac Caldwell Alabama History Troy State University, AUM, B.S. Page 20 Stage Managers “I would be working on costumes.” “Singing and dancing!!! “Dancing!!! Iris Canady Librarian Tuskegee Institute, B.S. Atlanta University, M.S. Jan Cannon Typewriting I and II, Annual Staff Advisor Auburn University, AUM, B.S. Linda Davis American History, American Government Economics Contemporary Issues Auburn University, B.S., M.Ed. “Broadway? Me? Ha-Ha!! Wyatt “Buddy” Davis Math Auburn University, B.S. I would probably be a stagehand.” Rhonda Dettloff Home Economics Home and Personal Management Auburn University, M.S., M.Ed. “Singing and dancing!! Sharon Dollar Pre-Algebra, Algebra Auburn University, B.S. Troy State University, M.Ed. Faculty Page 21 ? “I'd be singing, dancing, telling jokes, and making the people around me happy, because there is not enough happiness in the world.” “I would be cleaning up the stage to get ready for the next performance and selling I’d be a famous producer.” concessions.” Joel Graham Biology, Anatomy Jacksonville State, B.S. University of Monte vallo, M.S. Patti W. Harris Girls’ P.E. Auburn University, ACJC, AUM, B.S. Joe Johnson Social Studies Alabama State University, B.S. ‘‘I would be trying to think of some way to get off Broadway. I don’t think that would be my ‘lifestyle’, and I would be miserable trying to be someone I’m not. Give me a lake full of large mouth bass and I will be content.” Coach Jimmy Jones Social Studies, P.E. U.N.A., B.S..M.A. Selling Tickets!” Coach Wayne Keahey Health. P.E. Jacksonville State, B.S. Middle Tennessee State University, M.S. “I would be the props director for all the scenes. Carol Marable Math, Sociology Auburn University, B.S. Page 22 Stage Managers l would be making more money than I make now!” If I were on Broadway, I would probably only be a spectator. The thoughts of a large city and all those people doesn’t do anything for me. I’d much rather be here in Alabama in the woods hunting, on a lake fishing, on a trail riding, or farming.” “I would be the director of a hit Broadway musical.” Barry Reed Band Jacksonville State University, B.S. Larry Norris Home and Personal Management, Voca- tional Agribusiness Auburn University, B.S. Teresa Moncrief Math, Geometry ACJC, AUM, B.S. I’d be an usher with a flashlight showing the rich to their chairs and tripping them for their diamonds.” Linda Scroggins Science Auburn University, B.S. If I were on Broadway, I would probably be a singer. However, with my authoritative personality, I might be a director because I like to be the boss!” Annette Smith English ACJC, Auburn University, B.S., M.S. 6th Year Certificate (AA) I would be gazing at the neon sights and experiencing the ‘magic’ in the air since I have no talent to perform on Broadway.” Carla Talton Social Studies, Science AUM, B.S. and M.Ed. Page 23 Stage Managers “I would be singing ‘September Song’ — It’s a Long, Long Time From September to June.” “I would be ACTING, SINGING, and DAN- CING, (like a fish in a frying pan!) “1 would be the producer of a play.” Willene Taunton World History, American History Auburn University, B.S., M.Ed. Mary Timberlake English Auburn University, B.S. Marcia Ware English Samford University, B.A. Georgia State University, M.Ed. ‘‘With my talent. I’d be lucky to be head curtain puller.” “Pd be standing at the door taking up tickets. I've had plenty of practice at the football games!” “I’d be the Executive Producer of the hot test show in town.” Nancy Washburn Algebra II and III Pre-Calculus, Consumer Math Auburn University, B.S. (Secondary Mathematics Education) Troy State University, M.Ed. Vicky Waters Earth Science, Biology Chemistry Auburn University, B.S. Cathy Wilcut Special Education Eastern Illinois University, B.S., M.S. Page 24 Stage Managers “I’d be a bag lady out front.” “I wouldn’t be there!!” Elise Williams Social Studies, Science Auburn University, B.S. Coach Perry Willis P.E. University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. Page 25 Stage Managers TtfE -ffl yfglfc JANE M. BLANKENSHIP Spanish Club. FTA, Health Careers, Nat'l Honor Socie- ty, Spanish Nat'l Honor Society, Band JIMMY BURSON Class Favorite 3, Beta Club, Boys’ State, Football. Basket- ball, Baseball, Track. LYNNE CALDWELL Gymnastics Team. Chemistry Club, Spanish Club. Writers Guild, Honor Student. IRIS CANADY Chorus, Student Council Pres., Science Club Pres., Country 4-H Pres.. Sr Class Pres., Valedictorian. JAN CANNON Class Beauty 1. 2. 3. 4; Ma- jorette, Concert Band, Class Favorite, Honor Student. Debate Club, Glee Club, Talla-Hi News Staff. Actor and Dance Performer in Jr. Sr. Production of “South Pacific, “Heading for a Wedding,” Who's Who, Win- ner of Miami Dolphin Doll High School Dance Twirl Competition, FHA, SGA, Most Talented, State High School Safe Driving Award, Youth Legislature Delegate. Jr. Class Vice President, Member of State Award Win- ning Baton Twirling Group, Jr. Cheerleader, FHA Presi- dent and Vice President. JIM CHILDERS Letter Club. Student Council, Basketball. Baseball, Boys' State, Jr. Class Pres., Most Popular. Newspaper Staff. LINDA DAVIS Cheerleader, V. Pres. Stu- dent Council, D-Club, Most Popular. WYATT DAVIS Football. Key Club, D-Club FFA. RHONDA DETTLOFF Band, Yearbook Staff, FTA, FHA. Science Club. Student Council, Beta Club. Class Day Historian, Girls' State, DAR Good Citizen, Best All Around. DAVID BAKER Beta Club Pres., Sr. Class Pres., Outstan- ding Senior, Most Popular. MARGARET CALDWELL Cheerleader, Year- book Editor, Beta Club Pres., Most Like- ly to Succeed, Salutatorian. ROGER MAC CALDWELL Basketball, Baseball, Beta Club, Key Club, D-Club, Basketball Scholarship to Troy State. CLIFTON CRISLER Beta Club, FFA, An- nual Staff, Sr. Class Giftorian, Football. CAROL MARABLE FTA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y Beta Club, FFA, Nat’l Honor Society. VICKY WATERS Library Club. FHA, FTA, SGA Sr. of the Month, Statistician for Baseball Team, Circle K Rep at State Circle K Convention. JOEL GRAHAM Beta Club, FFA Pres., State Farmers Degree, Basketball, Baseball, 4-H. CARLA TALTON Girls’ Basketball, FHA, Business and Office Education Club,’Phi Theta Kap- pa Honor Fraternity, Graduated with Highest Honors, (Magna Cum Laude) CATHY WILCUT DAR Good Citizen, Outstanding Band and Choir Member, Student Council V. Pres., Spanish Club, FTA. JOE JOHNSON FFA, 4-H, History Club, Honor Student. MARCIA WARE FTA, FHA. Band, Glee Club, Beta Club, School Newspaper, Spanish Club, Junior Play, Top 5% of Class. PERRY WILLIS Football, Baseball, Basketball, D-Club, Boys’ State, Beta Club, Yearbook Staff. Teachers relive the good old days of. . . HIGH SCHOOL Imagine Coach Perry Willis, Mrs. Elise Williams, Mrs. Sharon Dollar, and Mr. David Baker, along with other DHS graduates, cruising the “Three Pigs?” Or maybe Mrs. Mary Timberlake as Homecoming Queen of Auburn University? Better yet, Mrs. Iris Canady winner of State 4-H Dairy Foods Contest? How about Mrs. Margaret Caldwell and Mrs. Teresa Moncrief as cheerleaders, or Mrs. Raye Nell Benton as “Most Athletic?” Once, our teachers were students just like us, and their life then was admittedly different. “We were the first class to graduate on stage in the DHS auditorium,” Mr. Wyatt Davis, Math and History teacher, said. In the role of students, teachers’ behavior back in the “good ol’ days” wasn’t much different than now. “The most fun part of high school for me was getting out of school on ‘official cheerleading business’ to decorate the gym or auditorium for Friday morning pep-rallies!” said Mrs. Linda Davis, History teacher and head cheerleader in high school. For each teacher, there lingers these memories of “what was best” during high school. SHARON DOLLAR Yearbook Staff, Tiger Rag Staff, Beta Club, Girls’ State, Homecoming Maid. PATTI HARRIS Band, Alternate Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff. GAA, FHA. FTA. Science Club, Beta Club, Girls’ State, Most Likely to Succeed. DHS GRADUATES David Baker Roger MacCaldwell Linda Davis Wyatt Davis Rhonda Dettloff Sharon Dollar Betty Gardner Patti Harris Nancy Washburn Elise Williams Perry Willis 27 Tv® WV Trfgy Wife WAYNEKEAHEY Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, T-Club, Sr. Council, Class V. Pres. 3, 4; Best All-Around. TERESA MONCRIEF Cheerleader, Nat’l Honor Society, Scholarship Reci- pient to AUM. LARRY NORRIS Symphonic Band, Foot- ball, A-Club, FFA Pres., and Agribusinessman of the Year. BARRY REED Band, Football, Baseball, Band Sr. Honor Award. ANNETTE SMITH Spanish Club, FHA, Library Club, Yearbook Newspaper Staff, Sr. Class Historian, Nat’l Honor Society. WILLENE TAUNTON Cheerleader, Majorette, Beta Club, Newspaper Staff, Sr. Class Secretary. MARY TIMBERLAKE Band, FT A, FHA, Science Club, Key Club Sweetheart, Jr. Class Secretary, AU Homecoming Queen. NANCY WASHBURN Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Band, Tiger Rag Yearbook Staffs, SGA Secretary, Beta Club Secretary, Key Club Sweetheart, Sr. Class Favorite. ELISE WILLIAMS Band, Drum Majorette, Yearbook Staff, FHA, SGA, 4-H, GAA, Best All-Around. 28 Junior NEDT High Scorers, Sitting, L to R: Robin Carleton, Michelle Moran, Jennifer Wrigh Standing, L to R: Chuck Oliver, Scotty McGuirt. Tfcatt Dn 'Broadway Scenes TAKE l Go N iTfQY 29 BROADWAY’S TONY AWARDS Page 30 Recognition VALEDICTORIAN S ALUT AT ORI AN CORY ADAMSON GENEVA BAGWELL DAR GOOD CITIZEN CORY ADAMSON MODEL SENATOR DAR HISTORY AWARD HIGH ASVAB SCORE HIGH ACT SCORE FFA Sweetheart Donna Taylor Class Day Officers, L to R: Marrell Hartley — Lawyer, Lisa Sanders — Giftorian, Denean Lloyd — Prophet. Laura Parrott — Poet, Chris Petty — Historian. Key Club Sweetheart Angie Camp Page 31 Recognition 1. NEDT Gold Certificate Recipients, L to R: David Oliver, Geneva Bagwell, David Payne, Laura Parrott, Cory Adamson. 2. High Score, NEDT, PSAT NMSQT, ACT: David Payne. 3. Scholar’s Bowl, Top, L to R: Sponsor — Mr. Graham, Jimmy Hall, David Payne, Phil Pritchard, Terry Price. Bottom, L to R: Angie Camp, Jennifer Wright, Geneva Bagwell. 4. Auburn University Minority Weekend Scholarship, L to R: Quenetta Martin, Regina Miller, Ed Canady, Charles White. SENIOR CLASS RANKING Cory Adamson 98.33 Geneva Bagwell 94.97 Laura Parrott 93.33 Jimmy Hall 93.03 Terry Price 92.77 David Oliver 91.51 Julie Lowe 91.42 Angie Camp 90.27 Angie Henderson 88.85 Phil Pritchard 88.79 Alita Baker 88.61 Eduardo Criado 88.11 ACADEMIC SUPERSTARS Page 33 Recognition Best All Around Marrell Hartley Vickie Newman Most Popular Kathy Gooden Kenny Chase Friendliest Kristin Currie Phil Pritchard Cutest Greg Heard Julie Lowe Page 34 Recognition Most Talented Laura Parrott Cory Adamson Best Looking Mike Griffles Buffy Sanford 35 Most Reliable Sabrina Moore David Oliver Most Likely to Succeed Jimmy Hall Angie Henderson Best Dressed Edmond Canady Chris Petty Class Clown Denean Lloyd Tommy Yarbrough Most Athletic Scotty Fourtenbary Teresa Stone Most School Spirit Jennifer Burgess David Fuller Page 36 Recognition Item Oh PrcapwAV 5C£ 1£m T3K£ 3 1 ■■■■■■■■■I • SJ (fCtffffjgfg Timothy Adams David Cory Adamson Patricia A Alvies David Scott Atkins Geneva LouEtta Bagwell Alita Gay Baker Celeste Dee-Ann Bass Kenneth Duane Blue II Jeffrey David Brewer Jennie Ann Buford Cindy Lee Bullard Jennifer Marcia Burgess Page 38 Seniors Kenneth Stephen Chase Marsha Elaine Cleveland David Clay Coker Edward Crayton. Jr. Eduard Criado Fernandez Michael Jeffrey Cross Angela Danette Crouch Kristin Denise Currie Page 39 Seniors Carol Sue Davis Jack Winfield Duck Michelle Marie Dunaway Valarie Denise Ford - Scotty Everett Fourtenbary Elizabeth Lee Freeman Michael David Fuller Cynthia Michelle Fuller Kevin Scott Gilder Kathryn Anne Gooden Beverly Ann Granger Theodore Greer Page 40 Seniors Michael Brent Griffies Joel Wesley Gulledge James Allen Guy James Edward Hall Jackie Harper Michael Harper John Riley Hanrelson Terry Lamar Harris Benny Marrell Hartley Tammy Michelle Hartley Anna Lisa Hays William Gregory Heard Page 41 Seniors Geraldine Johnson Robin Johnson Thurman Johnson Pamela Rene Jones Cassandra A. Lee Steven Shawn Litsey Denean Irene Lloyd Julie Lynn Lowe Page 42 Seniors James Scott Lowe Eric Lester Knox Scottie Glenn Knox Quenetta Marcella Martin Quentin Marcel Martin Sherri Gail McDonald LeAnn Renae McWhorter Regina Victoria Miller Page 43 Seniors Andrea Leigh Milner Kristine Suzanne Moncrief Lisa Monroe Sabrina Annell Moore V m Nephillis Felicia Pearson Chandra Belle Peterson Christina Marie Petty Daniel Scott Price Terry Lee Price Phillip Joel Pritchard Sherri Michelle Ray Scott Ashley Robinson Page 44 Seniors Raymond Bernard Russell Lisa Dianne Sanders Kelly Elizabeth Sanford Christine Ann Shaw b. Tonya Sioux Shaw Nico Michelle Stallings Teresa Renee Stone Kenneth Wayne Stovall Michael Stowe Zachary Heaten Thaggard Cecil Tolbert, Jr. Melanie LaRosa Tolbert Page 45 Seniors Lahoma Sue Watkins Charles Lewis White, Jr. Tammy Lynn Wright Tami Renee Vice Cheryl Denise Fincher Thomas Chapman Yarbrough Page 46 Seniors In Loving memory of our Fellow Classmate August 25, 1969-May, 1986 Tammy W. Page 47 Seniors Tim A. Scott R. Davki C. Jeff B. Terry P. Lahoma W. Alita B. Celeste B. Anna Lisa H. Carol D. Christy S. • Cindy B. Michelle F. Page 48 Seniors Page 49 Seniors Timothy Adams “Tim” You can tell what kind of person you are by the friends you choose. David Cory Adamson Cory” There are two tragedies in life. One is not to get your Heart’s desire; the other is to get it. Concert Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Leader — 3, 4; Drum Major — 3, 4; Outstanding Band Member — 3; SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 2; Key Club — 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 3; Jr. Science — 1, Pres. — 1; Sr. Science — 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 2; Christian Life Club — 2; Jr. Beta — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. — 3, Pres. — 3; Tiger Rag Staff — 3, 4, Co-Ed. — 3; Annual Staff — 4; Class Pres. — 2, 3; Class Vice Pres. — 4; Boys’ State — 3; VFW Award — 4; DAR History Award — 3; William Randolph Hearst Test High Score — 3; Highest Academic Average — 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who — 3; U.S. Achievement Academy Award — 1; NEDT High Score — 2; Scholar’s Bowl — 3, 4; U.S. Senate Model Program — 4; Most Talented — 4; DAR Good Citizen — 4; High Score on ASVAB — 4; Prom Committee — 3. Patricia A. Alvies “Patricia” Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. David Scott Atkins “Scott” If at first you don’t succeed try, try again. FFA — 1; Christian Life — 2, 3, 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Key Club — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2,3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Leader — 2, 3, 4. Geneva LouEtta Bagwell “Geneva” If you look for the bad in mankind you will surely find it. Jr. Beta — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 3, 4; SGA — 1,3, 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; Colorguard — 3, 4; S.A.D.D. — 3, Treas., 4 Pres.; Christian Life — 1; Scholar’s Bowl — 3, 4; Annual Staff — 4; High Score on NEDT — 2; Prom Committee — 3; High Score on ASVAB. Alita Gay Baker Alita” When love and skill work together, you can expect a masterpiece. Jr. Beta Vice Pres. — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; SGA — 2, 3; Key Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; Top Ten Beauty Ball — 1, 3; S.A.D.D. — 4: Christian Life — 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football — 3; FTA — 4; Health Careers — Sec., 4. Celeste Dee-Ann Bass “Celeste” It’s not what I do that bothers me, just when I get caught. FFA — 1; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3,4; Sr. Science — 3; SGA — 2,3. Kenneth Duane Blue II “Ken” There is a wide difference between general acquaintance and companionship, you may salute a man dearly and exchange compliments, but know nothing of his inmost tastes and feelings. SGA — 1,2; FFA — 1,2,3; Christian Life — 1,2,3,4. Jeffrey David Brewer “Jeff” I’m trying to find myself, have you seen me anywhere? Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Leader — 4; SGA — 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. — 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Key Club — 4; Christian Life — 2, 3; Annual Staff — 4. Jennie Ann Buford “Jennie” If you love something, set it free, if it comes back it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Career Awareness Explorer — 2; Sr. Science — 3; Float Committee — 3. Cindy Lee Bullard “Cindy” Love, beauty and trust are not seen; They are found within your heart. GAA — 1; SGA — 4; Sr. Science — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Who’s Who — 3; S.A.D.D. — 3, 4; Teacher’s Aid — 4. Jennifer Marcia Burgess “Jennifer” There are two kinds of people in this world, those who live in California and those who wish they lived in California. Class Favorite — 1,2, 3,; Jr. High Cheerleader Head — 1; Jr. Beta — 1; Jr. Science — 1; SGA — 1, 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2, Vice Pres. — 3; GAA — 1, 2, 3; FCA — 1,2; Sr. Science — 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheeleader — 2; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who — 3; FTA — 4; Christian Life — 4; Most School Spirit — 4. Angela Renea Camp “Angie” Have faith in your own success, believe that dreams come true — because your hopes are shared by God, who wants the best for you. Jr. High Cheerleader Co-Head — 1; Varsity Cheerleader — 2, 3, 4, Co-Head — 2, 3, Head — 4; Jr. Beta Pres. — 1; FCA — 1,2; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 3; Sr. Science — 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. — 2, 3, Vice Pres. — 4; SGA — 1,4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart — 3, 4, Sec. — 4; State Key Club Favorite — 3; Powder Puff Football — 3; D Club — 3, 4, Sec. — 4; Scholar’s Bowl — 3; Beauty Ball First Alternate — 3; Who’s Who — 3; Annual Staff — 4; Homecom- ing Maid — 3; Homecoming Queen — 4; Miss DHS — 4. Edmond Maurice Canady “Ed” If you wish to reach the highest, start at the lowest. Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 2, 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; SGA — 3, 4; Chris- tian Life — 3, 4; Science — 3, 4; 4-H — 1, Sec. — 2; Library Club —. 1, Reporter — 2; FFA — 1, 2; Land Judging Team; Class Vice Pres. — 2; Office Aide — 4; Who’s Who — 4; Best Dressed — 4. Autumn Leigh Carlisle “Autie” I want it and I want it now. Transfer from Tallapoosa Academy; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA — 2, 3; Key Club — 2; Marching Band — 2; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Sr. Beta — 3, 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 3; FTA — 4; FHA — 4; Class Reporter — 4. Carla NeCole Carlisle “Carla” There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Colorguard — 1, 2; Concert Band — 2, 3; Class Favorite — 1; FHA — 1; Chris- tian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4, Calender Girl — 2; Top 5 Beauty — 2, 3; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; SGA — 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Tiger Rag Staff — 3; Sr. Science — 3,4; Who’s Who — 3. Kenneth Stephen Chase “Kenny” Give to the Lord the best that you have and the best will come back to you. D Club — 3; Sr. Science — 1, 2, 3; Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Popular — 4. Marsha Elaine Cleveland “Marsha” Happiness to me is being with the one I love and the one who loves me. David Clay Coker “DaVid” He who strives to be successful endures all obstacles thrown in the pathway of life. FFA — 1,2; FBLA — 3,4; Science — 2; 4-H — 2. Edward Crayton, Jr. “Ed” Anyone can be a winner if it is given to them, but you are a real winner when you work to become one. Jr. Beta — 1; Football — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; Christian life — 3, 4; Sr. Science — 3,4. Eduardo Criado Fernandez “Eduard Page 50 Seniors If you want to be the best, give your best. And you will be the best. When you are the best everything belongs to you. All you do is go for it. Key Club — 4; Basketball — 4. Angela Danetta Crouch “Angie” What we are is God’s gift to us. What we make of ourselves is our gift to God. SGA — 2, 3; Christian Life — 2, 3,4; GAA — 2; VICA — 3, 4, Vice Pres. — 4; Basketball — 2; Key Club — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2,3; Concert Band — 1,2; Colorguard — 3. Kristin Denise Currie “Kristin” There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Christina Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA — 2, 3, 4; Band-Colorguard — 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3,4; Key Club — 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. — 3; Annual Staff — 4; Most Friendliest — 4. Carol Sue Davis “Carol” The future belongs to those who have faith in it. FHA — 1; Christian Life — 2, 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2,3,4; Health Careers — 3,4, Vice Pres. Jack Winfield Duck Quack” Yes sir, It’s a free country, live like you want to live. Michelle Marie Dunaway “Chelle” A stranger is just a friend you’ve never met. Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Section Leader — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2,4; FHA — 1; Office Aide — 3,4. Elizabeth Lee Freeman “Sissy” She lives to love and loves to live. VICA — 3; HOSA — 4; Christian Life — 1, 2.3; Band — 1, 2, 3. Valarie Denise Ford “Valarie” If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there. Christian Life — 1, 2,3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2; GAA — 1, 2,3; FHA — 1. Scotty Everette Fourtenbary “Scotty” Judge me not by my face. It’s what’s inside that counts. FFA — 1, 2, 3; Football — 1, 3, 4, D Club — 3, 4; FTA, Vice Pres. — 4; Chris- tian Life — 4; Most Athletic — 4. Micheal David Fuller “David” Success will never change me. I’ve always been arrogant. Football — 1, 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; Sr. Science — 3; Key Club — 4; SGA — 2, 3; Christian Life — 3; FFA — 1, 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. — 2, Pres. — 3,4; Livestock Judging Team — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1; Most School Spirit — 4; Sr. Class Pres. — 4. Cynthia Michelle Fuller “Michelle” The most beautiful things in this world can not be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. Band Manager — 3; Christian Life — 3; Office Aide — 2,3,4; FFA — 4. Kevin Scott Gilder “Kevin” School, school, school. I love to swim in the pool. Beverly Ann Granger “Beverly” Stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit. It’s when things seem the worst you musn’t quit. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 4; Who’s Who — 3; Asst. Principal Aide — 3, 4. Theodore Greer “Ted” 1 like work best when I stay out and rest. FFA — 1,2; Cattle Judging — 2,3. Michael Brent Griffies “Mike” If you have faith and don’t doubt, you can do things like this and much more. Matthew 21:21 FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 4; Land Judging Team — 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2; Maid Escort — 4; Best Looking — 4. Kathryn Anne Gooden “Kathy” All I ever have to be is what God made me . .. Any more or less would be a step out of His plan. SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club Calender Girl — 2. 3; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite — 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1; Majorette — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Maid — 2; Homecoming Queen Nominee — 4; GAA — 1; Class Officer — 1,2; Most Popular — 4. Joel Wesley Gulledge “Joel” And so it goes, and so do I. Who’s Who — 4; SGA — 1; D Club — 3, 4, Pres. — 4; Christian Life — 2, 3; Sr. Science — 3,4; Football — 1, 2,3,4; Basketball — 2,3,4; Mr. DHS — 4. James Allen Guy “Allen” The most important thing in life is don’t get excited. But if you do, let them know it. FFA — 1,2,3; Cattle Judging — 1. James Edward Hall “Jimmy” Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. FFA — 1; Sr. Science — 2, 3, 4; Football — 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; Key Club — 3,4; Boys’ State — 3; Jr. Beta Treas. — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3,4; Most Reliable — 4. Jackie Harper “Jackie” If you love something let it go, and if it doesn’t return then it never was yours to begin with. Jr. High Football — 1, 2; FFA — 1, 2. Michael Harper “Michael” Hard work never hurts anyone but why take chances. Jr. High Football — 1; FFA — 1, 2. John Riley Harrelson “Rat” Life is an obstacle course and you’re the runner. Class Favorite — 2, 3; Class President — 3; D Club — 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2, 3.4; Football — 1, 2,3,4. Benny Marrell Hartley “Marrell” The man who lets himself be bored is even more contemptible them the bore. SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian — 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Sr. Beta — 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager — 2; Office Aide — 4; Best All Around — 4. Tammy Michelle Hartley “Tammy” A true friend loveth at all times, but a brother is born to help in the time of need. FHA — 1; Basketball — 1, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; S.A.D.D. — 3; Christian Life — 1, 2,3,4, Vice Pres. — 4. Anna Lisa Hays “Anna Lisa” Go ahead and do it, it’s easier to apologize than to get permission. Christian Life — 1,2,3,4; Concert Band — 2,3; Sr. Science Club — 4. Page 51 Seniors William Gregory Heard “Greg A person can’t have everything; where would they put it. Sr Beta — 2, 3, 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 3; SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; Christian Life — 1; FFA — 1; Who’s Who — 4; Class Favorite — 4; Cutest — 4. Angela Michelle Henderson “Angie” How high I aim, How much I see, How far I reach, depends on me. Jr. Beta — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4, Reporter — 4, SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 2. 3, 4; Christian Life — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1,2; Colorguard — 3, 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 3, 4; Class Favorite — 3; Most Likely to Succeed — 4. Phyllis Ann Hill “Phyllis” I’ve always been told who was better and worse. All I have to say is: Those who can, do. Those who cannot, teach. SGA — 1,2; FHA — 1; Christian Life — 1,2, 4; Key Club — 4; Colorguard — 2; Beauty Ball — 1,2,3. Robin Yvonne Huff “Robin” Eternal summer glides them yet, but all except their sun is set. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA — 1, 2; Sr. Science — 3, 4, Pres. — 4; Col- orguard — 1, 2, 3; Band — 1, 2, 3; FHA — 1,2; Class Favorite — 2; Class Reporter — 3. Ondray T. Jennings “Ondray” There’s so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that is hardly necessary for any of us to speak about the rest of us. Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman; Baseball — 3, 4; D. Club — 3, 4. Geraldine Johnson “Geraldine” To make this world a friendly place one must show it a friendly face. Christian Life — 1; 4-H — 1. Robin Johnson “Robin” Life doesn’t seem to have good meaning when you don’t have anything to share it with. Christian Life — 1, 2; FHA — 1; 4-H — 1, 2; GAA — 1, 2, 3. Thurman Johnson Thurman” Don’t cry unless you’re happy, don’t smile unless you’re blue. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3; FFA — 1, 2; 4-H — 1, 2; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1. 2. 3; Basketball — 1, 2; D Club — 2, 3. Steven Shawn Litsey Shawn Remember not the sins of my youth, nor my transgressions: according to thy mer- cy remember me for thy goodness sake, O Lord. Psalms 25:7 Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Office Aide — 3, 4; Key Club — 2, 3; Sr. Science — 3, 4; SGA — 2, 3; Baseball — 2, 3, 4, Highest Batting Average — 2; Who’s Who — 3; Class Vice Pres. — 2, 3; Class Favorite — 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee — 3; High Score on ASVAB — 4. Pamela Rene Jones “Ela” You’re old enough now that you don’t always get what you want. Christian Life — 3; Office Aide — 4. Denean Irene Lloyd “Denean” The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. FHA — 1,2, Pres. — 2; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 4: Tiger Rag Staff — 3, 4; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA — 1; Key Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA — 1, 2. 3, 4, First Vice Pres. — 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Annual Staff — 3 — Elem. Editor, 4 — Business Manager; Office Aide — 3, 4; S.A.D.D. — 3, 4, Public Relations — 3; Who’s Who — 4; Who’s Who Among Distinguished American Students — 1, 2, 3; Academic All-American — 2; Class Clown — 4; Class Favorite — 2; Class Prophet — 4. Julie Lynn Lowe “Julie If God be for us, who can be against us? Romans 8 31 Christian Life — 1,2; Key Club — 3, 4; Science — 3, 4; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4. Vice Pres. — 4; Jr. Beta — 1; Tiger Rag Staff — 4, Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain of Colorguard — 2, 3, 4; Who’s who — 3; Cutest — 4 James Scott Lowe “Honeyboy” E. Plurabus Unum — (which means) If you stick your arm down throat of Brahma Bull you will never have children. Quenetta Marcella Martin “Tweetie” All things come to him who waits — provided he knows what he is waiting for. 4-H — 1,2; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Beauty Ball — 2, Jr High Cheerleader — 2; Band — 3, 4; Counselor’s Aide — 4. Quentin Marcel Martin “Quentin” Failure is only the opportunity to begin again, more intelligently. Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4. Sherri Gail McDonald “Mac” As life comes I’ll take it as it goes. GAA — 1,2, Pres. — 2; SGA — 1; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3. 4; FHA — 1, Key Club — 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1,2,3,4. LeAnn Renae McWhorter “LeAnn” What lies before us and what lies behind us, are small matters compared to what lies within us. Christian Life — 1; Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader — 3, 4; Annual Staff — 3; Jr. Science — 1. Regina Victoria Miller “Regina” If the dumb worm would have slept late, the early bird would never have caught him. Band — 1, 2, 3; Sr. Science — 2; Jr. Science — 1; SGA — 2, 3; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; GAA — 2, 3; Class Pres. — 2; Annual Staff — 3, 4; S.A.D.D. — 3, 4 Andrea Leigh Milner “Andrea” Life is made up of little bits of time and each is a gift for us to love and cherish. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3; Marching Concert Band — 1,2; Prom Committee — 3. Kristine Suzanne Moncrief “Kristine” The world is like a fruitcake: It wouldn’t be complete without a few nuts. Christian Life — 2, 3, 4; FBLA — Treas. — 4 Lisa Monroe “Lisa” If it is to be then it’s up to me. Sabrina Annell Moore Sabrina” The moment is temporary, but the memory is forever. Memories are everyone’s second chance at happiness. SGA — 1, 2; GAA — 1, 2; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Top 5 Beauty Ball — 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee — 3; Annual Staff — 4; Most Reliable — 4. Vickie Michelle Newman “Vickie” God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Colorguard Co-Head — 3, 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4; Sec. — 4; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite — 3, 4; Class Of ficer — 3; Annual Staff — 4; Class Maid — 4; SGA — 1; FHA — 1, Office Aide — 2, 4; Key Club — 4; Best All Around — 4. David McCarty Oliver “David” Nothing worse could happen to one than to be completely understood. SGA — 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. — 3, Pres. — 4; Class Vice Pres. — 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; All-County — 3; Boys’ State — 3; Jr. High Basketball — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; Office Aide — 2, 4; USCA Leadership Page 52 Seniors Workshop — 3; Jr. Science — 1; FFA — 1; Who’s Who — 3; Most Reliable — 4. Laura Louise Parrott “Laura” I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it know. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec. — 2, 3; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4, Pres. — 4; Jr. Beta Sec. — 1; Christian Life — 1,2, Vice Pres. — 2; Tiger Rag Editor — 3, 4; Annual Staff — 3, 4, Editor — 4; Key Club Calender Girl — 2, Sec. Treas. — 3, Pres. — 4; 5. A.D.D. — Sec. — 3, 4; High Score on NEDT — 2; Girls’ State — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 4; Class Secretary — 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Who’s Who — 3; Most Talented — 4; High Score on ASVAB — 4; Class Day Officer (Poet) — 4. David Lee Payne “David” Life goes by pretty quick, If you don’t stop and take a look around you might miss it. Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; SGA — 3, 4; High Score on NEDT-NMSQT — 2. Nephillis Felicia Pearson “Net” Life is God’s gift to you, what you make of it is your gift to him. Marching Band — 1, 2; Concert Band — 1, 2; GAA — 3. Christina Marie Petty “Chris” When friendship turns to love, it is beautiful, but how sad when love turns into friendship. FFA — 1; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4, Rep. — 3, Sec. — 4; SGA — 2, 3, 4, Treas. — 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4, Treas. — 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff — 3, 4. Business Manager — 4; S.A.D.D. — 3, 4, Public Rela- tions — 3; Who’s Who — 4; Academic All American — 2; Class Day Historian — 4; Best Dressed — 4; Baseball Scorekeeper — 3, 4; Class Reporter — 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 3,4; Prom Committee — 3. Phillip Joel Pritchard “Phil” When no one else believes in you, believe in yourself and go for it. Jr. Beta — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Jr. Science — 1; Sr. Science — 2, 3, 4; Chris- tian Life — 2, 3; SGA — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4, Vice Pres. — 4; Boys’ State — 4; Tiger Rag Staff — 4; Friendliest — 4; Annual Staff — 4; Class Officer — 4; Class Favorite — 4. Sherri Michelle Ray “Squeaky” If you feel bad smile at some one and you’ll probably get one in return. Scott Ashley Robinson “Scott” It’s not what I do that worries me it’s when I get caught. Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Band Member — 2; Christian Life — 2. 3; FFA — 1, 3, 4; Land Judging Team — 3; Cattle Judging Team — 3. Lisa Dianne Sanders “Lisa” If you see someone without a smile, give them yours. FHA — 1.2, 3, 4. Historian - 3. Pres. — 4; SGA — 3; Christian Life — 3, 4; Sr Science — 3, 4; GAA — 4, Prom Committee — 3. Kelly Elizabeth Sanford Buffy” We only pass this way once That’s why 1 sometimes am able to overlook the shortcomings of others and look for their good points to treasure. Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette —1, 2. 3, 4; Head Majorette — 2. 3. 4. Jr Beta — 1; Sr Beta — 2. 3, 4; SGA — 1. 2, 3. 4; FHA — 1; Chris- tian Life - 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Reporter — 1; Office Aide — 4; Beauty Finalist — 1, 2. 3; Beauty Alternate — 2; Beauty — 3; Who’s Who — 4; Prom Committee — 3; Best Looking — 4 Nico Michelle Stallings Shelley ’ Success is having something you want; happiness is wanting something you have. Marching Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA — 1; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; SGA — 3; Office Aide — 3; Class Officer — 1,3; Prom Committee — 3; Key Club Calender Girl — 3. Teresa Renee Stone “Resa” The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. Band — 1,2; Class Pres. — 1; SGA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA — 2, 3; Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Highest English Award — 3; FHA — 1,3; Class Favorite — 1; Most Athletic — 4. Terry Lee Price “Terry” He who takes no chances in life, has a very boring life. FFA — 1; SGA — 3, 4; Jr. Beta — 1; Sr. Beta — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 3. 4; Sr. Science — 3, 4. Daniel Scott Price “Scott” Work is work and must be done nevertheless, I have my fun. Chandra Belle Peterson “Chandra” First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3; GAA — 2, 3; Band — 1. Zachary Heaten Thaggard “Zack” You only have one life so live it to its fullest. Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 3,4; 4-H — 2,3. Cecil Tolbert, Jr. “Cecil” I’m sweet, I’m lazy, but sometimes I’m crazy. 4-H — 1,2; FFA — 1,2,3,4; Christian Life — 2,3; Baseball — 2. Kenneth Wayne Stovall “Kenny” It happens. Beta Club — 2; FFA — 1,2,3; Prom Committee — 3. Melanie LaRosa Tolbert “Melanie” If beauty is only skin deep; imagine what’s skin deep. Colorguard — 1,2; Concert Band — 1; 4-H Pres. — 1; Christian Life — 1; GAA — 1,2,3, Pres. —3; FHA—1. Tami Renee Vice “Tami” Happiness is as a butterfly when pursued, it’s always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Transferred from Anniston High School; Christian Life — 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 3; GAA — 3; Health Careers — Vice Pres. — 3,4; Key Club — 4. Charles Lewis White, Jr. “Charles” Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Jr. High Football — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; D Club — 3, 4; Christian Life — 3,4; Jr. Beta — 1; Sr. Science — 3,4; Baseball — 4. Tammy Lynn Wright “Tammy” Objects are only things to overcome, they should never prevent what is meant to be. Christian Life — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beta — 3, 4; Marching Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Asst. Section Leader — 4; FHA — 1; Health Careers Pres. — 4. Thomas Chapman Yarbrough “Tommy” All the great men are dying and I feel a little sick myself. Baseball - 2, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3.4; Jr High Football — 1; Class Clown — 4 Page 53 Seniors Senior Class Favorites Sitting, L to R: Vickie Newman Phil Pritchard Kathy Gooden Greg Heard Angie Camp Kenny Chase Senior Class Officers Standing, L to R: Phil Pritchard — Vice President Angie Henderson — Vice President Cory Adamson — Vice President David Fuller — President Laura Parrott — Secretary Autumn Carlisle — Reporter Kathy Gooden — Reporter Chris Petty — Reporter THE NERD The nerd of D.H.S., otherwise known as Dr. S.A.T., is armed and dangerous with a slideruler in his slacks, pens in his front shirt pocket, and an IBM computer. He is quick with an inverse tangent or a logarithmic der- ivative. His life ambition is to become a doc- tor and find a cure for athlete’s foot. %b. otsr THE SLOB Leaving a trail of bubble gum wrappers and empty potato chip bags in her wake, the slob strikes fear into the hearts of every neat person at D.H.S. With her electric shock treatment hair style and her stolen hobo wardrobe, she wanders through the halls aimlessly, hoping to fulfill her dream of co- starring in a “Messy Marvin” comercial. THE COWBOY After tying his horse in Mr. Childers’ park- ing space, the cowboy walks bowleggedly in- to D.H.S. The chattering stops when the cold steel spurs connected to the O.J. Dingos clank down the hall. From his Wranglers to his ten gallon hat he is dressed for the ranch. He hopes one day to turn the state of Texas into one giant buffalo farm. Page 56 Underclassmen OF V THE COOL DUDE Dressed in the latest Hollywood fashions, the cood dude glides through the halls ex- pressing his take life one day at a time at- titude. Ray Ban sunglasses, Rolex watch, and suspenders all combine to form the Don Johnson of D.H.S. Man he’s too cool!!! MISS AMERICA The beauty queen of D.H.S. can be seen flashing her pearly whites throughout the halls. With a twinkle in her eye and glide in her walk she can get her way in any situa- tion. Although she redifines perfection every morning when she wakes up, she still has the problem of atmospheric gases in her cranial cavity-buntly she is an airhead. She hopes one day to make Polydent commercials. THE JOCK Whether it is shooting the hoop, throwing the tator, or slapping' one out, the jock is always participating in some type of physical activity. Known as the hearthrob in cleats, the jock is usually spending more time fighting off girls at D.H.S. than he does destroying opposing players. He hopes one day to have his picture on a Wheaties box. Page 57 Underclassmen JUNIORS We will forever remember our Junior year as the hardest ever. It was a time of taking mind-boggling tests such as the NEDT, PSAT, and the exit exam. Our teachers added to the load. In American Literature we studied Emerson, Poe, and Hawthorne. Algebra II and III did things with numbers and letters never imagined. Chemistry gave some of us our first failure! Although we did study a lot, we found time to play. As Juniors we took part in many new activities. Class rings were ordered, candy was sold for the Senior Beta Club, and the Junior Senior prom was anticipated. It was a great year, but just wait until the 1987-88 school year rolls around! Junior Class Officers, Top to Bottom, L to R: Jenny Petty, Rep.; Cindy Norrell, V.P.; Tanya Dailey, Rep.; Marty Thorman, V.P.; Tracy Roberts, Rep.; Wayne Harkins, V.P.; Julie Freeman, Rep.; Chris Camp, V.P.; Scot- ty McGuirt, Pres.; Donna Taylor, Sec. Junior Class Favorites, Top to Bottom, L to R: Diann Dent, Melinda Meadows, LaVern Godfrey, Donna Taylor, Kerry Williams, Wayne Harkins, Chuck Lanford, Brad Bennett. Page 58 Underclassmen JUNIORS Johnny Abercrombie Tommy Adams Donna Banks Susan Beason Brad Bennett Robert Berry Lisa Boyd Cory Broome Angle Butler Chris Camp Keith Canady Lacolya Canady Robin Carleton Connie Clanton Chris Connell David Cotney Laura Crayton Charlie Crouch Robin Crouch Tanya Dailey Matt Davidson Kenny Davis Scott Davis Diann Dent Sisi Ferguson Dennis Floyd Bradley Ford Eldred Foster Julie Freeman Dewaine Fuller Jeff Gamble Jon Gamble Pam Glasscock Laverne Godfrey Jonathan Goodman Stan Haggerty Terrell Haggerty Tracy Hall Wayne Harkins Beth Hartley Tara Herring Bill Hesseltine Page 59 Underclassmen JUNIORS Richie Hill Tina Holladay Anthony Holley Staci Huddleston Ron Ingram Gina Jackson Monique Jetton Lisa Jiles Lisa Jobson Blake Johnson Rodney Johnson Cheraine Joiner Charles Kidd Lisa Kizziah Chuck Lanford Mark Litsey Jami Madison Mike McCollum Scotty McGuirt Jeff McKelvey Reid Mckelvey Rush McKelvey Ginger McWhorter Melinda Meadows Angie Mims Amy Mizzell April Moore Michele Moran Leigh Morgan Stacy Nelson Cindy Norrell Chuck Oliver Brent Payne Darrell Pearson Richard Peterson Jenny Petty Anthony Pogue Christy Pritchard Farnces Railey Migon Reese Leanne Reynolds Tracie Roberts Page 60 Underclassmen JUNIORS Tim Rowe Courtney Ross Miss Rushing Barbara Shaw Michael Sims Dwanna Stone Gary Stowe Troup Summerlin Yolanda Tai Jeff Tapley Donna Taylor Marti Thurman Darrell Tidwell Bobby Vickers James Vines Patrick Wade Bryon Waldrop Christy Walker Wade Walls Ruthy Webb Connie White Edward Williams Kerry Williams Tina Williams Micheal Wlngard Mike Wood Jennifer Wright Jerry Wright Joey Yarbrough Page 61 Underclassmen SOPHOMORES This year we sophomores got the feeling of really belonging to and being a part of Dadeville High School. Our classes seemed much harder. In English, we studied Shakespeare and in Math we studied geometric figures. Our Biology classes could be found dissecting anything from fish to birds. However, our social life was just beginning. We experienced our first taste of varsity athletics, driving cars, and dating. A lot of times were shared as we made it through our sophomore year. The memories will not soon be forgotten as we look forward to another year. Sophomore Class Officers, Top to Bottom, L to R: Rhonda McCor- mick. Rep.; Jessica Morris. V.P.; Andy Forbus, Rep.; Michelle Fourtenbary, V.P.; Necole Blackwell, Rep.; Shandy Sharpe, V.P.; Carrie Williams, Rep.; John Chase, V.P.; Jeffery Kinsaul, Pres.; Tam- my Sharpe, Sec. Sophomore Class Favorites, Sitting, L to R: Shari Ware, Nicole Blackwell, Jessica Morris, Amy Harper. 2nd Row, L to R: Michael Canady, Andy Forbus, Jeffery Kinsaul. Page 62 Underclassmen SOPHOMORES Jamie Adcock Phillip Adcock Sean Allred Stacy Ayers Jo Ann Bagwell Dana Baker Angie Barrett Robert Bell Necole Blackwell Brandi Brassel Ken Burnette Tammy Byrd Steve Caldwell Michael Canady Rachel Canady Tracy Carr Eric Carroll Jerry Carter Jon Chase Anthony Chislom Kathy Coggins Joey Cole Patrica Collum Patrick Conklin Martetta Cox Mike Crouch Derrick Culp Brett Davis Dewayne Dye Melba Dye Andy Forbus Terri Ford Michelle Fourtenbary Holly Freeman Allen Frizzell Thomas Haddox Lee Hall Kathy Hamby Amy Harper Dana Haerd Nathan Henderson Cassandra Holston Page 63 Underclassmen SOPHOMORES Chris Huff Shannon Hughes Jerome Graethouse Karen Griffies Trad James Maronica Johnson Tyrone Johnson Chasidy Jones Christina Jones Tracy Jones Kevin Kell Ronnie Kellum Chris Kennedy Cheryl Kidwell Jeffery Kinsaul Jody Knox Chris Landrum Mike Long Laura McBride Rhonda McCormick Charolette McElroy Patrick Mims Berta Money Jessica Morris Lillian Moss Lewis Nelson Travis Nelson Vicki Noles Janice Payne Dale Pearson Michael Pearson Pamela Pearson Randy Peterson Lisa Piedra Stephanie Pitchford Lori Roberts Tony Russell Shandy Sharpe Tammy Sharpe Wade Sharpe Willie Sheppard Andy Sims Page 64 Underclassmen SOPHOMORES Gene Smith Joe Smith Vernetta Stone John Stroud Kim Spurlin Leslye Taunton Shelia Taylor Brad Thompson Michael Tolbert Klindra Turner Loretta Turner Shasta Vines Shari Ware Barry Welcher Jeremy White Betty Williams Carrie Williams Phebe Williams Constance Woodyard Randy Woodyard Roxann Young Page 65 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Our freshmen year was one of the hardest yet. This was our first year of earning credits, which meant extra studying. We were introduc- ed to poetry in a way which we never had known to exist. Algebra 1 completely baffaled us (where did the numbers go?), and Physical Science was an electrical trip. Although it was tough, the year had some compensations. We were officially part of high school, which meant we elected a homecoming maid and joined new clubs, the band, and the football team. We finally belonged. Freshmen Class Officers. Top to Bottom: Maurice Johnson, Rep.; Hurtis Burns. Rep.; Latasha Canady, V.P.; Shannon McCullers, Rep.; Natasha Jennings, V.P.; Renea Prather, V.P.; Melissa Fuller, V.P. Standing: Hunter Carlisle, Pres.; Melanie Johnson, Sec. Freshmen Class Favorites, Top to Bottom, L to R: Derek Dark, Eric Ware, Barclay Payne, Jana Clanton, Melissa Fuller, Hunter Carlisle, Kevin Thweatt, Shannon McCullers, Wendy White, Natahsa Jennings, Nikola Rowe. Page 66 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Candy Abbett Edward Alvies Susie Alvis Yonna Ammons Buster Bailey Kim Bailey Angela Baker Faye Beasley Brandon Black Brad Blake Tammy Bone Tracy Boyd James Brooks Janet Brooks Sonora Burnett Craig Burns Hurtis Burns Sharon Burns Julie Busby Shane Caldwell Tim Campbell Chris Canady Latasha Canady Hunter Carlisle Beverly Chicha Jana Clanton David Clark Robbie Claybrook Joy Cooper Perry Cox Rod Cox Dianne Crayton LeAnne Crayton Michael Crayton Rachel Crayton Angie Crouch Lisa Crouch Jeremy Currie Marty Daniel Derek Dark Christy Davidson Janet Davis Page 67 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Norma Davis Stacey Dennis DeAnne Early Luckye Ellis Thomas Ferrell Bryant Fitch Frederick Ford Robert Ford Shane Freeman Sidney Freeman Melissa Fuller Milton Garrett Debbie Goodman Jerome Goodman Ginger Goodwin Deon Green Jeanna Gulledge Lydia Hamilton Tanya Harper Ken Harris Michael Harris Eleanorica Hart Chris Heard Michael Heard Muriel Heard Brian Hinkle Deryck Hodge Pam Holloway David Hutchinson Mike Ingram Jeffery Jarry Michelle Jarry Nasasha Jennings Amy Johnson Derek Johnson Harvey Johnson Maurice Johnson Melanie Johnson Wade Johnson Bonnie Jones Tonya Jones Christy Jordan Page 68 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Ronald Kaas Wendy Kelley Tonya Kemper Jonathan Mann Judy Mann Kristy Martichuski Tammy Martichuski Adam Mathis David McCormick Shannon McCullers Sandra Mehan David Milam Richard Milliron Darren Montgomery Jamie Moore Brian Moran Lawanda Moss Philip Mullican Jamey Musick Joan Neighbors Michelle Norris Barclay Payne Bryane Payne Michael Pogue Renee Prather Kim Ralley Shawn Rewis Ivory Riggsbee Aaron Roberts Kelly Roberts Nikola Rowe Tracy Rush Edward Russeau Eric Russell Susan Sanders Beth Segrest Lillian Sharpe Dexter Shaw Jeffery Simon Stacey Smith Chris Snider Christy Sparks Page 69 Underclassmen FRESHMEN Misty Speake Traci Stoffregen Chuck Stone Bobbie Story Barry Stough Melanie Stovall Willie Stovall Dexter Tai Joel Taylor Chris Thomas Patrick Thomas Kevin Thweatt Chris Tolbert Dana Tolbert Yolanda Tolbert Bess Turner Catrina Turner Brad Vickers Kathy Vines Clint Wade Joseph Walker Wade Waliker Connie Walls Tammie Walters Eric Ware Michael Wesson Jonna West Valencia White Wendy White Gerald Williams Stephanie Williams Mary Willingham Tamara Wilson Chris Woodyard James Wright Derrick Wyckoff Jennie Wyckoff Nicole Young Page 70 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADE We’re moving up now. At last there’s someone who’s smaller than us. This year was fantastic. We par- ticipated in Homecoming by building a float and many of us became Jr. High football players, cheerleaders, and marching band members. Our studies became more difficult though. We prepared ourselves for Algebra I by taking Pre-Algebra and studied all about rocks in Earth Science. We became more familiar with our nation of old in American History and learned how to use our language in English grammer. What an exciting year we had! Eighth Grade Officers. Top Row, L to R: Casey Kelly, Sec.; Vicki Kiz- zlah, Rep.; Rusty White, Sec. 3rd Row, L to R: Natalie Forbus, Pres.; Tonja Ware, Rep.; Ambra Brewer, Sec.; Rachael Brasher, V.P. 2nd Row. L to R: Lee Pritchard. V.P.; Brandi Suddeth, Pres.; Jennie Newman, Pres.; Steve Cahalan, Pres. 1st Row, L to R: Allen Hartley. V.P.; Corey Martin, Rep. Eighth Grade Favorites, Top to Bottom, L to R: Michael Brewer, Brandi Suddeth, Natalie Forbus, Christy Crut- chfield. Grant LaFollette, Jennie Newman, Allen Hartley. Page 71 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADE Joe Abercrombie Selena Ayers Travis Bailey Scott Banks Rachel Brasher Ambra Brewer Michael Brewer Amy Bullard Zavier Burks Connie Burns Roxanne Burns Steve Cahalan Audra Caldwell Eric Campell Jeflyn Carlton Rich Coe Katrina Corley Ladonna Cox Shernita Cox Jackie Creel Betty Crumbley Ronnie Crumbley Christy Crutchfield Monica Davis Parrish Davis Kim Dawson Janita Dawson Deann Dean Dee Dee Dennis Jamie Douglas Eric Ennis Anthony Evans Don Farrow Joely Flipp Natalie Forbus Almitra Ford Rachel Foster Rodney Freeman Dedra Fuller Kim Fuller Mary Glasscock David Glaze Page 72 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADE Kevin Goggins Erica Goodman Katrina Goodman Kevin Goodwin Kelia Green Jamie Hall Donnie Harper Allen Hartley Shane Hartley Craig Hay Jeff Hayes Tanesha Heard Tisha Hickory Any Hudson Shannon Huff Jason Hughes Paul Hunt Tony Johnson T raci Johnson Casey Kelly Marla Kemper Vickie Kizziah Grant LaFollette Dan Lanford Sam Marlow Corey Martin Jamie May Marc Mayfield Byran McGurit Shannon McKelvey Ashley Meadows Jamie Moncrief Libby Moran Andrea Mosley Jennie Newman Joel Osburne Benton Parrott Donna Patterson Bridgett Pearson Jane Pinkston Joel Pinkston Lee Pitchford Page 73 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADE Scott Platt Christy Poterfield Kecia Pulliam Heather Reed Alva Reese Christy Roberts Robin Roberts Charmetta Russell Ronny Sharpe Paula Shealey Tara Shealey Sharman Shelley Brenda Shurum Norman Silmon Carrie Smith Margaret Smith Wendy Smith Diane Spraggins Stacey Stewart Stephanie Stone Tara Stowe Quintessa Sturdivant Brandi Suddeth Michelle Taylor Sally Tillery Kim Tomlinson Katrena Turner Carletrina Walker Dawn Walters Tonja Ware Chris Washington Rusty White Jason Williams Tonja Williams Chris Winston Melissa Wright Chad Yarbrough Wayne Yarbrough Cassandra Young Page 74 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE We were thrown into a new and very big world. It was different, and even difficult at times. However, we learn- ed to adapt and to become a vital part of Dadeville High School. The experience can only be lived and not explained. We made new friends to pass the time with. With these times came memories, memories we will always remember and cherish. Now we can stand together, bonded as one class, ready to take the second step in our odyssey to become seniors. Seventh Grade Officers. Top to Bottom. L to R: Paul Turley, Pres.; Demetria Morgan. Sec.; Carlton Goodman, V.P.; Amy Jackson. V.P. 5th Row. L to R: Scott Barron. Pres.; Octavia Johnson. Pres.; Jimmy Goodman, Rep. 4th Row, L to R Jamie Meadors, V.P.; Tiffany Stone, Sec. 3rd Row, L to R: Alixis Crayton, Rep ; Michelle Kennedy. Sec , Susan Mathis. Rep.; Lisa Heard, Sec. 2nd Row, L to R Shawn Cahalan, Sec.; Kesi Childers, Pres.; Karen Claybbrook, V.P ; Chris- ty Crayton, Sec. 1st Row. L to R: Kevin Walker, Rep.; Derrick Banks, V.P.; Leslie Oliver, Pres.; Marco Russell, Rep. Seventh Grade Favorites, Standing, L to R: Jacobi Hughley, Tony Slaughter, Octavia Johnson, Clay Cooper, Derrick Banks. 1st Row. L to R: Stephanie Olive, Selena Burns, Pam Davis, Misty Stoffregen. Marcy Hanks. Page 75 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Katie Adkins Robin Anglin Misty Allen Shameka Bailey Brett Baker Jeff Baker Michael Baker Scott Baker Derrick Banks James Barefield Scott Barron Ralph Black Lemond Blackwell Jack Blankenship Scott Bolan Stevie Bolan Louise Boyd Sharetha Boyd Deana Braden Melinda Bradford Diane Brewer Adam Burgess Cecile Burnett Selena Burns Sonya Burns Shawn Cahalan Daphne Caldwell Duntay Caldwell Johnny Carr Kesl Childers Karen Claybrook Michelle Cleckler Sabrina Colley Lorie Collier Dale Collum Darlene Collum Vanity Conklin Clay Cooper Jimmy Corley Demetrius Cox Dwinaune Cox Page 76 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Tony Cox Toni Cross Alexis Crayton Alice Crayton Christy Crayton Jennifer Davis Michael Davis Pam Davis Shane Downs Darrel Duffey Sandra Edwards Rachel Fausz Amanda Ferrel Shirley Ferrel Thelma Ferrel Candy Forbus Brad Ford Eric Ford LeColya Ford Tracy Ford Willie Ford Willie Foster Eugene Freeman John Freeman Carlton Goodman Jimmy Goodman Melissa Goodman Cornelius Gray Desiree Green Norman Griffin Linda Gulledge Floyd Handley Marcy Hanks Greg Harrelson Katrina Hart Latrice Heard Lisa Heard Sunshine Henderson Chris Holley John Holley Billie Jo Hudson Keith Hudson Page 77 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Tommy Hudson Tabatha Huey Mike Huff Adrian Huguley Connie Huguley Jacobi Huguley Fred Hutcherson Jennifer Hutchins Angel Ingram Amy Jackson Robbie James Tim James Greg Johnson Jerry Johnson Octavia Johnson Shelea Kellum Michelle Kenedy Jonathan Kennedy Manda Knight Billy Lane Tyler Ledbetter Susan Mathis Larry McBride Nikki McCowan Jamie Meadors Shane Meadors Robert Miller Tim Morgan Demetria Morgan Dwight Moss David Newsome David Norrell Lesile Oliver Stephanie Oliver Wes Palfrey Debra Paul Keith Payne Cassandra Pearson Darrell A. Pearson Darrell Pearson Johnny Peppers Teresa Peppers Page 78 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Maurice Pierce Gene Pinkston Emily Ray Angie Roberts Tiffany Roberts Jolie Robinson Catrina Russell Tammy Russell Marco Russell Tammy Russell Tony Slaughter Dana Smith Ricky Shurum Joel Smith Kathy Spurlin Misty Stofferegen Tiffany Stone Stephanie Stough Bernita Stowes Dwight Thompson Brenda Thurman Sandi Thurman Cynthia Tolbert Vetroni Tolbert Kevin Torgerson Stormy Tucker Paul Turley Vakail Turner Krystal Voss Jeff Walker Kevin Walker Stacey Watkins Thomas Weldon Kristi White Alicia Williams Barbara Williams Cliff Williams Tabby Williams Rebecca Willingham Lori Wilson Loretta Wyckoff Terry Wyckoff Page 79 Underclassmen SEVENTH GRADE Page 80 Underclassmen “There’s a what on my head?” “The look of innocence!” “She be illin’!” SPLASH! “Do you really think I care?” “Bend over!” “I think we’re going to be terminated . . . “Let me tell you a tale.” Page 81 Underclassmen “Hold me back!” The leaders of D.H.S. Do the Doodle Squat “Highway to the Danger Zone” Sitting Bull Mike Do the Pee Wee Herman “Say what?” Page 82 Underclassmen TT ERf) Om 6fdN)VJA'I A We tv 83 2 V THE PRIDE IS BACK! 1986 DADEVILLE TIGERS TEAM CAPTAINS MANAGERS Left to Right: Ondray Jennings, Zach Thaggard, Thurman Johnson. Left to Right, Standing: Tyrone Johnson. Johnny Abercrombie. Sitting: Chip Williams, Steve Davis, Lance Burson. In football, tradition of winning is hard to come by and even harder to keep. To keep on winning you must have good coaches, dedicated players, and enthusiastic fans. We’ve set a standard that is kept by trying our very best to win but most importantly, by giving it our highest effort. Athletics build character and discipline and they're fun. Whether its an individual or team endeavor the end result will hopefully be a victory but if not a victory, then self-satisfaction in knowing that each player gave 100%. COACHES Left to Right: Perry Willis, Wayne Keahey, Jimmy Burson. THE PRIDE OF’86 «: 1 Keith Canada — HB 3 yr. letterman 2 Jonathan Goodman — HE 2 yr. letterman 3 Thurman Johnson — HB 4 Eric Carroll — E 1 yr. letterman 5 Ondray Jennings — E 4 yr. letterman 6 Randy Woodyard — FB 2 yr. letterman 7 Phillip Mullican — QB 1 yr. letterman 8 Hurtis Burns — HB 1 yr. letterman 9 Reid McKelvey — QB 2 yr. letterman 10 Joel Gulledge — QB 3 yr. letterman 11 Anthony Chishom — HE 1 yr. letterman 12 Bradley Ford — E 2 yr. letterman 14 Jeremy White — QB 1 yr. letterman 15 Jamie Adcock — E 2 yr. letterman 16 John Harrelson — E 3 yr. letterman 20 Calvin Harris — E 2 yr. letterman Page 86 Action 21 Michael Pogue — HB 2 yr. letterman 22 Eric Russell — HB 1 yr. letterman 30 Blake Johnson — E 2 yr. letterman 35 Bryant Fitch — fB 1 yr. letterman 42 Michael Canady — E 1 yr. letterman 48 Scotty McGuirt — E 1 yr. letterman 50 Zach Thaggard — G 3 yr letterman 51 David Fuller — C 2 yr. letterman 52 Eric Ware — T 1 yr. letterman 54 Lee Hall — C 1 yr. letterman 56 Gene Smith — T 1 yr. letterman 62 Troup Summerlin — T 1 yr. letterman 66 Marrell Hartley — G 2 yr. letterman 67 Jon Chase — G 1 yr. letterman 68 Bobby Vickers — G 1 yr. letterman 70 Mike Long — G 2 yr. letterman Page 87 Action THE PRIDE OF ’86 71 Phillip Adcock — T 2 yr. letterman 72 Maurice Johnson — G 2 yr. letterman 73 Rodney Johnson — T 3 yr. letterman 78 Jimmy Hall — T 2 yr. letterman 82 Rush McKelvey — E 2 yr. letterman 88 Stanley Williams — E 2 yr. letterman 1986 WINNING SEASON THE GAMES . . . THE PLAYERS . .. THE MAGIC . .. The Tiger’s first season game was against its 2A rival, Reeltown. Thurman Johnson scored two touchdowns, Scotty Fourtenbary made one and Bradley Ford made a fourth touchdown with Joel Gulledge making three of the four extra points. The first Tiger win ended with the score of 26-6. On the Friday night before school began, the Tigers traveled to their first away game against Beauregard. The weather was humid and wet, but this did not stop the Tiger determination, Keith Canada scored the first touchdown followed by Ondray Jennings making a spectacular catch in the end zone for a second TD. Joel Gulledge made the extra point. The Tigers won by a score of 15-0. The third victory for the Tigers was against Lafayette. Thurman Johnson made two TD’s and Bradley Ford caught a pass by Joel for a brilliant touchdown. Troup entertained the crowd by tripping over the water bucket. Homecoming ’86 not only brought floats and parades, but the fourth straight victory for the Mighty Tigers. This was the first challenge for the players, but they proved their strength. Thurman and Scotty made the two touchdowns and Joel kicked a 22 yd. field goal to put the Tigers 17-7 over the Chavala Wildcats! The Tigers took on Randolph County with the famous Dadeville Spirit and made their record 5-0 for the first time in several years. Thurman had the credit for two of the TD’s with one received pass from Joel and the other a 3 yd. drive over the goal line. Jonathan Goodman made the third touchdown when he received a deep pass from Thurman Johnson. The final score that lighted up the hearts of everyone there was 21-7. Dadeville dropped their first game to Lineville with a slim defeat of 14-7. Joel Gulledge raced into the end zone scoring the Tiger’s only touchdown of the game and his extra point was good. Defeat was a blow, but everyone kept a positive attitude and set their goals for the games ahead. On October 10, 1986, the Tiger stadium was rocking with a tremendous battle on the field and a wave of enthusiasm in the crowd! The defense of the Tigers was unbelievable. Again and again the tigers hung tough. They refused to let the number 1 ranked team in the state across the goal line. Only through the air could Lanett get by. The Panthers kicked a 22 yd. field goal and made the score 0-3. Even though counted as a defeat, everyone was touched by this game and will always remember it as a mighty battle fought with the heart and soul of a Tiger! The clash of the two highly skilled teams at Elmore County is one not to be overlooked by far! The Tigers came back from almost certain defeat trailing the Panthers 14 points in the second half. Again the inner strength of the guys in black pulled it off! Scotty Fourtenbary drove in two touchdowns and Thur- man Johnson scored the third to tie up the game. Joel’s field goal put us ahead by 1 point making the score 21-20. The fight for this victory to make our record 6-2 proved once again the victory fever was back! The trip to Roanoke was definitely worth it. Especially for the Dadeville of- fense. With its most impressive show yet, a season high of 41 points in one game, Dadeville put it all together in this one. As usual, there was great defense with a good ground attack and an excellent kicking game. Thurman got credit for three touchdowns and Scotty Fourtnebary had two. Stanley Williams added a TD to make this important area game end with the score 41-14. The last home game of the season was on Halloween night. Thurman Johnson and Scotty Fourtenbary made the touchdowns for the Tigers. Once again Dadeville was victorious! The final score was 20-7. The Tigers earned a place in the first round of the State 4A Playoffs! In the first round of the state playoffs the Tigers traveled to Jemison for a depressing loss. The Tigers played a hard game with Thurman scoring the on- ly TD. Joel Gulledge kicked a field goal before the end of the first half wrapp- ing up the points scored by Dadeville. The final score was 14-9. The sizzling record of 8-3 proved that the PRIDE WAS BACK! Jessica Morris — Soph. Melinda Meadows — Jr. Amy Harper — Soph. Connie Clanton — Jr. Holly Freeman — Soph. Donna Taylor — Jr. OUR PRIDE IS SHOWING JR. HIGH FOOTBALL 16 Midi0 %£ ? ? - 'Wadejohnson. Dexter Tal, Philip Mulllcan, Steve Cahalan, David Glaze. Jamey Hall. Chris Canady. Bryan. Fitch, w WnnuSh I LaFoUette, Scot. Platt, J. D. Douglass, Jeff Hayes, Eric Ware, Jonathan Mann, Edward Alvles (Mgr ). Back Row. Venny Shan, Luckey Ellis, Chad Yarbrough, Rich Co€, Edwad Russaw, Mike Ingram. Don Farrow, Coach Gulledge. SCHEDULE Lineville Home Won Elmore County Away Lost Reeltown Home Lost Notasulga Home Lost Elmore County Home Won Tallassee Home Lost Notasulga Away Won Page 92 Action Is that you Coach? JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Shannon McCuliers — Head, Jana Clanton — Co-Head, Libby Moran, Marcy Hanks, Christy Crutchfield. Standing: Wendy White. Shannon: Looking for a victory Having fun at camp 93 1986-87 VARSITY BASKETBALL A TEAM SCHEDULE Nov. 21 Beauregard Away Nov. 25 Elmore County Away Dec. 2 New Site Home Dec. 6 New Site Away Dec. 9 Edward Bell Away Dec. 12 Beauregard Home Dec. 16 Wedowee Home Dec. 18 Lanett Away Dec. 20 Tallassee Home Jan. 6 H.H.S. Home Jan. 9 Lanett Home Jan. 10 B.R.H.S. Home Jan. 12 Elmore County Home Jan. 16 Reeltown Away Jan. 17 B.R.H.S. Away Jan. 22-24 County Tournament Jan. 27 Tallassee Away Jan. 30 Edward Bell Home Jan. 31 H.H.S. Away Feb. 3 Reeltown Home Feb. 6 Wedowee Away Page 94 Action THE HOOP GROUP Charles White Guard Senior David Oliver Guard Senior Jeremy White Forward Sophomore Kenny Chase Guard Senior Ed Crayton Guard Senior Ed Canady Guard Senior 95 Keith Canada Forward Junior Stanley Williams Forward Junior Thurman Johnson Guard Senior Eduard Criado Forward Senior John Harrelson Guard Senior Rodney Johnson Center Junior Page 96 Action The 1986-87 Dadeville Tiger Basket- ball Team had a season of ups and downs. The Tigers opened the season with a win over an area rival, Beauregard. Then the Tigers hit a down slide. Another big win this year came against cross-county rival, Alex City. This was the first time in five years that the Tigers had beaten the Wildcats. The highlight of the season came when D.H.S. won the county tournament. Dadeville defeated Daviston, Reeltown, and New Site to take the championship. Stanley Williams was named the MVP of the tour- nament. Charles White and Jonathan Goodman were named to the all- tournament team. The Tigers finished the regular season with a 9-13 record. Cap- tains for this season were David Oliver and Charles White. The Tigers were coached by Perry Willis. 97 B-TEAM BASKETBALL Left to Right: Bradley Ford, Vince Perry, Anthony Chisholm, Michael Canady, Hurtis Burns, Maurice Johnson, A1 Brown, Tim Rowe, Rush McKelvey, Jef- fery Kinsaul. SCHEDULE Dadeville vs Beauregard Nov. 21 Dadeville vs Elmore County Nov. 25 Dadeville vs New Site Dec. 2 Dadeville vs New Site Dec. 6 Dadeville vs Edward Bell Dec.9 Dadeville vs Beauregard Dec. 12 Dadeville vs Wedowee Dec. 16 Dadeville vs Lanett Dec. 18 Dadeville vs Tallassee Dec. 20 Dadeville vs Handley Jan. 6 Dadeville vs Lanett Jan. 9 Dadeville vs BRHS Jan. 10 Dadeville vs Elmore County Jan. 12 Dadeville vs Reeltown Jan. 16 Dadeville vs BRHS Jan. 17 County Tournament Jan. 22-24 Dadeville vs Tallassee Jan. 27 Dadeville vs Edward Bell Jan. 30 Dadeville vs Handley Jan. 31 Dadeville vs Reeltown Feb. 3 Dadeville vs Wedowee Feb. 6 Area Tournament begins Feb. 16 98 Coach Joe Johnson GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Left to Right: Tammy Hartley, Rachel Canady, Teresa Stone, Dana Tolbert, Phyllis Hill, Nikkola Rowe, Pam Holloway, Valencia White, Natasha Jennings, Bridgette Pearson. Kneeling: Coach Patti Harris. The Girls’ team got off to a slow start by losing their first two games of the season, but they rallied back by winning the next eight out of nine games. This is the first winning season in the history of Girls’ Basketball at Dadeville High School. The girls carried a 9-3 record into the County Tourna- ment, and came out on top by defeating Edward Bell for the championship. The team is looking for a bid in the State Playoffs if they can win the Area Tournament. Schedule Nov. 20 Edward Bell Nov. 21 Beauregard Dec. 2 New Site Dec. 6 New Site Dec. 9 Tallassee Dec. 11 Reeltown Dec. 12 Beauregard Dec. 18 Lanett Dec. 20 Tallassee Jan. 6 Handley Jan. 8 Tallassee Jan. 22 24 County Tournament Jan. 26 Reeltown Jan. 30 Edward Bell Jan. 31 Handley Feb. 16 Area Tournament Begins 99 Most Valuable Players, Left to Right: Teresa Stone. Dana Tolbert, Pam Holloway. JR. HIGH BOYS The Dadeville Jr. High Tigers had one of the best years they’ve had in a while, winning thirteen games and losing two in the 1986-87 year. Under Coach Keahey, the Tigers won seven straight games to start off the season. This in- cluded wins over county rivals Reeltown and Edward Bell. They also won the New Site Jr. High Tournament. Their first loss, coming late December against Lafayette, ended their winning streak. The Tigers wouldn’t give up though. In January, they won the County Tournament held in Dadeville. The “Baby Tigers” were one of the three Dadeville teams to win the County Tournament. They went on to record wins over Reeltown and Roanoke. Their only other loss was at Lafayette, where they looked to upset the Bulldogs but fell short, losing by two in a class one 48-46. Steve Cahalan 100 Kneeling, Left to Right: Hurtis Burns. Michael Brewer, Phillip Mul lican, Derek Dark, Steve Cahalan, Brian Fitch, Michael Pogue. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Wayne Keahey. Eric Ford, Edward Russaw, Adam Smith, Lucky Ellis, Brian Payne, Barclay Payne, Eric Ware. IOI 1S39 SII IV SIHOdS B A S E B A L L 5 L to R and T to B: Bradley Ford, Michael Canady, Maurice Johnson, Thurman Johnson, Cory Adamson, Scott Atkins, Barry Welcher, Johnny Aber- crombie, Rush McKelvey, Phillip Adcock, Chuck Langford, Dwayne Fuller, Blake Johnson, Ken Burnette, Andy Forbus, Jef- fery Kinsaul, Joel Gulledge, Ron- nie Kellum, Jamie Adcock, Jon Chase, Reide McKelvey, Doc Canady, Mgr. Steve Davis. Bat Girls: Angie Henderson, Carla Carlisle, Jeanna Gulledge, Joy Cooper. 102 IffiERS Dn'BRdPdWAN 1 take kJ«J i- J JL K■ ■ J J t«hJ Jd 7 o —t o J V PPl v cl Q 4 r� feg t � © qT © ' ; @f -—: c -e £ Mr. Barry Reed Band Director Cory Adamson — Drum Major igj|B r y r0 p i rftyg Band Section Leaders, from L to R: Julie Lowe, Tonya Daily, Le Ann McWhorter, Buffy Sanford, Chuck Oliver. Charlie Crouch, Jeff Brewer, Cory Adamson, Quentin Mar- tin, Laura Parrott, Michelle Moran, Scott Atkins. Band Seniors, R to L: Cory Adamson, Michelle Stallings, Buffy Sandford, Kathy Gooden, Jeff Brewer, Laura Parrott, Scott Robinson. Carol Davis, LeAnn McWhorter. Quentin Martin, Michelle Dunaway, Scott Robinson, Angie Henderson, Geneva Bagwell, Vickie Newman, Kristin Currie, Julie Lowe. Page 107 Participation The Beta Club is a leadership-service organization for high school students, whose purpose is to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. Pres. Laura P., Vice Pres. Julie L., Sec. Chris P. not pictured; Treas. Denean L., Rep. Angie H., Sponsor Linda Davis. The Senior Beta Club works hard each year to put together the school newspaper, the Tiger Rag. Each staff member gathers the recent news of Dadeville High School, along with state and local news to include in each issue. Other added features in- clude student spotlights from each grade, the latest “scoop” for the gossip column “Prattle ’n Tattle,” quizzes, seasonal ar- ticles, and lots more!. Sponsor Linda D., Editor Laura P., Co-Business Managers Denean L., and Chris P. (not pictured). Participation Page 109 1 Jr. Beta Officers: Derek Dark, Mike Ingram, and Kevin Thweatt. The Junior Beta Club has 32 active members. Seven- teen of these members were in- ducted in November. Junior Beta is a service organization. Cur- rent projects of the club include remembering pa- tients at the local nursing homes at Christmas, Valen- tine’s, and Easter. Also, the club is responsible for the bulletin board located in the lobby of the school. Page 110 Participation ■: - Pres. David O., 1st Vice Pres. Denean L„ 2nd Vice Pres. Jeff B.. Sec. Donna T., Treas. Chris P , Parliamentarian Mar- rell H. The S.G.A. has had an active school year. Some of the S.G.A.’s most im- portant projects this year were the usual Homecoming activities, sponsoring a concert by the band Free Fare, Toys-For-Tots, candy grams, and a Valentine’s Dance. The S.G.A. has had a most successful year. Participation Page 111 Key Club is a service organiza- tion for high school students. Key Club is uni- que in that it is sponsored by a local Kiwanis club. Through this association the student can learn how the best to serve your com- munity while gain- ing knowledge of various profes- sions. Participa- tions in Key Club service activities helps you develop initiative, leader- ship, and good citizenship. Page 113 Participation 5CIENCt CLUBS Sr. Science Club is an organization of high school students that are interested in a career in science related fields. The student must have a 93 average in science or be approved by the Science Dept, faculty. The Science Club is planning another trip to Dauphin Island this Spring. Page 114 Participation The Jr. Science Club plays a very important role everyday at Dadeville High School. The Jr. Science Club raises money to buy science equipment. They have many dif- ferent fund raisers each year to improve our school. Vice Pres. Bess T. and Pres. Jeanna G., Sponsor Mrs. Caldwell. Page 115 Participation srAff Features Editor Tara Herring Assistant Cory Adamson Club Editor Phil Pritchard Assistants Kristin Currie Sabrina Moore Underclassman Editor Michele Moran Assistant Julie Freeman Administration Editor Regina Miller Assistant Jennifer Wright Photographers Jenny Petty Jeff Brewer The 1986-87 Talisman Staff Advisor Jan Cannon Editor Laura Parrott Assistant Editor Michele Moran Co-Business Managers Denean Lloyd Chris Petty Senior Editor Geneva Bagwell Assistant Marti Thurman Elementary Editor Robin Carleton Assistant Vickie Newman Sports Editor Angie Camp Assistant Julie Lowe wmm ■■HI Page 116 Participation The Sr. and Jr. Christian Life Clubs consists of grades 7th through 12th. Members strive to be good ex- amples for the student body to follow. Their purpose is to spread the news of Christ to as many students of Dadeville High School as possible. Pres. Chuck O., Vice Pres. Tammy H., Sec. Treas. Robin C. Pres. Wendy V Vice Pres. Shan '.-, non M c . , I Sec. Treas. Kristi r W., Reporter I Christy P. Page 117 Participation Page The Dadeville High School D-Club is made up of a fine group of Dadeville Athletes striving to become future leaders in the world of today. 118 Participation Pres. Ed C, Vice Pres. Jennifer B., Sec. Christine $., Rep. Autumn C. Pres. Craig B., Vice Pres. Regina M., Sec. Treas. Quenetta M., Rep. Melanie T. Sponsors: Mrs. Cathy Wilcut and Mrs. Sharon Brooks. mm The FT A understands the impor- tance of education in building a strong and fruitful socie- ty. The members of the FTA hope to become dedicated teachers who will guide young minds to knowledge that will enhance their lives. The Pep Squad; has started off to a great year. We find that we are bigger and better, we cheer our hearts out at each game to let the team know that we’re really happy to sup- port them. Even though that means comi® to school hoarse the next day. But we don’t mind. We are ready to cheer our Tigers on to victory. Remember, quality and pride comes from the spirit that comes fron n? heart. Page 119 Participation Page Pres. David F., Vice Pres. Zack T., Sec. Eric K.. Treas. Terrell H., Cen- tinial Dewayne F., Reporter Bryon W., Sweetheart Donna T. 120 Participation HIM Pres. Diann D., Sr. Vice Pres. Tracy C., Sr. Sec. Dwanna S., Jr. Vice Pres. Chris H., Jr. Sec. Melanie J., Historian Rod C. , Reporter Tonya K. The goal of the Future Homemakers of America organiza- tion is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education areas of personal growth, family life, voca- tional preparation and community involvement. Student Against Driv- ing Drunk is a relatively new chapter. Even though we are new, we do have a large group. During this year our chapter and the Key Club sponsored a New Year’s Eve Dance with fireworks. Our chapter also challenged all the school’s in the country to form a chapter of their own. In March, our chapter will be going to a state wide convention. We hope that we help our school and our communi- ty in many ways. Page 122 Participation Page 123 Participation Sponsor: Lynne Caldwell The Career Awareness Explorer Club is sponsored by the Boy Scouts of America. We meet once a month to discuss a dif- ferent career. There is a new speaker for every meeting. The Explorer Club is open to tenth graders. DADEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SIlGNi COMMITTEE GOOOILUDKi SENIORS! OF '87 COSY, ADAMSON AL1TAI BAKER Page 124 Participation Sponsor Ms. Canady, Pres. Tammy W., Vice Pres. Carol D., Sec. Alita B., Treas. Beverly G., Rep. Tami V. The Health Careers Club consists of students in grades 10- 12 who are interested in exploring numerous careers in the fields. les 10- rested nerous Page 125 J Participation Sr. High Boys Pres. Jon C., Vice Pres. Blake J., Chairman Eric., Sec. Ken b., Dev. Leader Jamie A. Sr. High Girls Pres. Cassandra H., Vice Pres. Lillian M.. Sec. Dale P., Rep Kindra T. Mi 4-H for Youth, for America Our local group works under the guidance of the Alabama Cooperation Extension Service Monthly meetings allow students to learn about natural resources, photography, electricity, clothing. Computer Science, and other areas of interest 4 H offers competition in many areas Valuable awards, trips, and scholar- ships are available to the winner. Jr High Boys Pres Scott B . Vice Pres John F . Sec. Joe A . Rep. Marco R. Jr High Girls Pres Marcy H . Vice Pres Melanie J.. Sec. Muriel H . Rep. Shirley F. Mr. Childers Shawn Litsey, Carla Carlisle, Ed Canady, Michelle Dunaway, Jimmy Hall, K e s s i Childers, Davis Oliver, Monique Jetton, Joel G u I I e d g e , Michelle Fuller, Marrell Hartley, Pam Jones, De- nean Lloyd. Mr. Crisler Beverly Granger, Donna Taylor, Buffy Sanford, Beth Segrest, Brandi Brasell, Angela Baker, Leslie Taunton, Sabrina Moore, Jeanna Gulledge, Stephanie Williams. Ms. Canady Mary G., Craig B., Marrell H., Valencia W., Murial H., Leigh M., Shannon H., Tanya W., Kenny C, Cory M., Rodney F. Mrs. Caldwell Quenetta M., Chad Y., Scott D., Wendy S., Chuck O., Marcy H., Bess T., Jonna W. These people aid our office and library staffs each day. Page 126 Participation TTgefs On BkoADWAS 6c£nc, 1 X fake. 1 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 1986 The Junior cordially invites you to attend “A Night With You” Saturday, the nineteenth of April, nineteen hundred and eighty-six at eight o’clock in the evening Dadevllle, Alabama Page 128 Features THE 1986-’87 TALISMAN STAFF PRESENTS “STARS ON BROADWAY” Page 130 Beauty Pageant Page 131 Beauty Pageant FIRST ALTERNATE MELINDA MEADOWS JUNIOR QUEEN CHRIS CAMP TOP FIVE Page 133 Beauty Pageant FIRST ALTERNATE SHARI WARE SOPHOMORE QUEEN JESSICA MORRIS Page 134 Beauty Pageant FIRST ALTERNATE SHANNON McCULLARS FRESHMAN QUEEN JOY COOPER TOP ELEVEN FIRST ALTERNATE MARCY HANKS SEVENTH GRADE QUEEN DANA SMITH TOP FIVE Page 137 Beauty Pageant if 7r y:'' Page 138 Beauty Pageant tJfttEft S'ftpBS 39 ADMINISTRATION DONALD G. BLACK PRINCIPAL Mr. Black has worked in the school system for twenty years. For seven- teen of those years he has been the principal of Dadeville Elementary. He received his bachelor and masters degrees from Auburn University. He is married and has one daughter and one son. He’s also very proud of his twin grandsons. Mr. Black loves working with the kids and the teachers. He watches the students grow and mature. He hopes for the best out of life for them. He believes that the most important thing is for the students to become good citizens and believes that they can practice for that in school. BRENDA BURSON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL This is Mrs. Burson’s first year as assis- tant principal. She previously taught se- cond grade at Dadeville Elementary. She is married to Coach Jimmy Burson and has two daughters and one son. She is an undergraduate from Auburn University, a graduate of West Georgia and Jackson- ville State University. Mrs. Burson is always ready to give guidance to the students whenever they need it. She en- joys counseling them. Page 140 Understudies SARAH MORGAN SECRETARY Mrs. Sarah Morgan has been the secretary of Dadeville Elementary for the past twenty-two years. Along with the bookwork entailing her job, she can be found taking temperatures and giving aspirin when needed. She’s an expert on aiding all the kids’ ailments. Mrs. Morgan is married and has four sons. Every part of her work is appreciated by all the students. Gwenn Blau Sp. Ed. (EC) FACULTY Colleen Britt Speech Pathology Betty Baker Sp. Ed. (Gifted) Page 141 Understudies Lynn Brown Chapter 1 Reading Julie Corcoran Sp. Ed. (TMR) Lisa East Sp. Ed. (LD) Agnes Golden Sp. Ed. (EMR) Marcella Griggs Sp. Ed. (AIDE) Page 142 Understudies Patti Harrclson Sp. Ed. (AIDE) Nina Johnson Sp. Ed. (TMR) Page 143 Understudies OOf Of -we AiOAiTK... . WHERE DOES THE RAIN COME FROM? WHAT SHOULD PRESIDENT REAGAN DO ABOUT STAR WAR; December, “Plant hanging in the sky.” “When God takes a shower.” — Richard “From the wind.” — Dana Gardner “Airplanes. — Quenton Denson Up there.” — Detearius Morgan “Tears of God. — Rebecca Roberts “It comes from the clouds that sit upon us. “God and Jesus.” -i’Water.” “Play it every day.” “Take it off TV — put it in top secret. “Shoot the person who made It. “Don’t sell it anymore.” “Keep it on.” ——-------------------------------------------------------------------V HOW IS CHOCOLATE MILK MADE? “1. Buy the chocolate stuff. 2. Mix chocolate stuff with milk. 3. Drink.” — Jerry Hinnen “Brown cows doing the twist.” “Chocolate cake.” — Keith Evans “I think it’s made out of while milk and chocolate, I think. — Amy Hartley “Out of the stuff that’s in the can.” — Peggy Murphy “I think it is made with coloring.” — Carlar Brown “You squeeze it out of a cow.” — Latasha “It’s made by a chocolate factory.” — Farrah Brewer “Make with milk and coffee.” — Danielle Heard “It is milk with a candy bar stuck in it.” — AmyTorgerson “Chocolate milk is made by some kind of chocolate thing we get from the jungle.” — Charrod M. Brooks r WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP? I want to be a shark killer.” — Greg Wilder “I want to be a preacher.” — Rylance Cox “I want to be an army man.” — Greg Mathis “A cowboy.” — Joshua Heard “A Prince.” — Dantego Pearson “Rainbow Brite.” — Brandi Davis “A farmer just like my dad. — Matt Conway “A Jockey.” — Heather Vines “A missionary.” — Emily Williams “I want to be a lunchroom cook.” — Robert “A trashman. — Daniel Smith “My friend Poo-Poo.” — Kyle Rowe “Frogger, a muppet baby. — Nicole Miller “My dog. — Bill Tucker “Godzilla.” — Joanna Cox “President Reagan.” — Erin Britt “Old John Wayne.” — Mrs. Yarbrough “Mamma and Daddy.” — Brandon Pritchard “Myself.” — Wesley “God.” — Shannon Pritchard Page 144 Understudies “Never show it again.” — Jeremy Berry “Be in it.” — Jack Hinnen “Make his enemies fight the bad guys.” — Chad Mckelvey “Fight somewhere else in Alabama where nobody else lives and they can hide.” — Pat Murphy “Take it out of town.” — Abby Patterson “Leave it in the box.” — Martinis Reese “Tell the truth.” — Corey Slaughter WHO IS YOUR HERO? “My brother but sometimes he is mean.” — Kelcey Pless “My hero is a lifeguard.” — Matthew Currie “My hero is Jim McMann.” — Brandi Brasher “Dolly Parton because she’s a movie star.' — Joy Patterson “Garfield is my hero.” — Amanda Williams WHY DO GROWN UPS DRINK SO MUCH COFFEE? “It keeps you from dying when you’re so cold. — Jessica R. “Because they are grown-ups. — Abby Patterson It has milk in it, and milk is good for you.” — Jill Patterson “They are thirsty.” — Tanner Siggers “For dunking. — Anita Lunski “I don’t know. Please put me in the yearbook.” — Clay Harris “They have to.” — Travis Youngblood “Because they’re old enough and we’re too young. — Aleda Phillips “Because they don’t know what they’re doing?” — Lamar Ray “Because they want to be coffee lovers.” — Marcus Heezy WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS There is a place where the sidewalk ends And before the street begins, And there the grass grows soft and white, And there the sun burns crimson bright, And there the moon-bird rests from his flight To cool in the peppermint wind. Let us leave this place where the smoke blows black And the dark street winds and bends. Past the pits where the asphalt flowers grow We shall walk with a walk that is measured and slow, And watch where the sidewalk ends. Yes we’ll walk with a walk that is measured and slow, And we’ll go where the chalk-white arrows go, For the children, they mark, and the children, they know The place where the sidewalk ends. Page 146 Understudies Page 147 Understudies KINDERGARTEN Tiffany Adams Ateasha Alvies PUT SOMETHING IN Draw a crazy picture, Write a nutty poem, Sing a mumble-gumble song, Whistle through your comb. Do a loony-goony dance ’Cross the kitchen floor, Put something silly in the world That ain’t been there before. Mrs. Lillian Cleveland Butch Baker Joanie Baker Kristy Baker Jennifer Banks Nacolby Banks Dana Barber Jeremy Barnes Jeremy Berry Miranda Berry Starr Black Curtis Burdette Qunette Burns Nicholas Butler Trammel Byrd Jeremie Clanton Tim Clanton Randall Coker Josh Collum Brandon Crain Shere Crayton Steven Crayton Telecia Curry Aleshia Davis Brandi Davis Page 149 Understudies KINDERGARTEN Jason Davis Katie Davis Kenyell Davis Talena Dean Unzell Dowdell Tiffany Eason Keith Evans Fanlando Ford Carrie Formby Lashaner Foster Zach Foster Tyrone Giles Adam Glenn Derrick Greenwood Nicholas Gulledge Michael Haggerty Hester Hamby Brook Hamilton Terri Harrelson Brianna Harris Wes Hart Amy Hartley Barron Heard Danielle Heard Joshua Heard Tyrondia Heard Clint Howard Jack Hinnen Twana Johnson Erik Jones Jimmy Jones Shona Lightsey Anita Lunskl Stephen Mann Mrs. Karen Sanford Page 150 Understudies KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Lysa Spears Constance McCormick Jason McCullars Andrew McIntosh Chad McKelvey Nicole Miller Jeremy Moran Datearius Morgan Matthew Moss Pat Murphy Peggy Murphy Jamal Oliver Shana Parrott Jo Partain Abby Patterson Adam Patterson Jill Patterson LaTonya Patterson B. J. Payne Dantego Patterson Eric Petty James Piedra Kelcey Pless Robin Prather Nickalaus Presley Katie Pritchard Jeff Pruitt Michael Ray Maery Beth Reed Tiffany Reece Brandon Reese Martinis Reese Justin Reeder Neil Russell Preston Russell Page 151 Understudies KINDERGARTEN Shuntego Russell Sidney Russell Kyle Rowe Blake Rush Laura Ryals Sherry Sherum Daniel Smith Brandi Searcy Rachel Sharpe Tanner Siggers April Sims Corey Slaughter Eric Smith Kasey Smith Robbie Smith Michael Sharpless Christy Stone Brandy Stovall Michael Stowe Amanda Taylor Coby Taylor Jonathan Taylor Tia Toler Nicole Townsend Delicia Taylor Bill Tucker LaTorria Turner Katie Uinson Crystal Ward April Williams Lastarla Williams Embirly Woodfin Allison Woody Kodi Morgan Page 152 Understudies FIRST GRADE Bradley Adkins Candice Bailey WHAT IF Last night, while 1 lay thinking here, Some Whatifs crawled inside my ear And pranced and partied all night long And sang their same old Whatif song: Whatif I’m dumb in school? Whatif they’ve closed the swimming pool? Whatif I flunk that test? Whatif green hair grows on my chest? Whatif the bus is late? Whatif my teeth don’t grow in straight? Everything seems swell, and then The nighttime Whatifs strike again! Shacolby Bailey B. J. Baker Lashekia Banks Latoya Banks Shea Banks Sheneequa Banks Royce Berry Misty Bohannon Leslie Boone Kandi Bowden Marc Bowen Scarlett Brasell Melissa Brewer Erin Britt April Brown Wayne Burdette Shandell Buxton Kendrick Byrd Autumn Caldwell Kayte Caldwell Crystal Canady David Carlisle Jeremy Carter John Clark Jenny East Page 153 Understudies FIRST GRADE Jennifer Claybrook Wesley Claybrook Chris Collum Kimberly Crayton Amy Crouch Jennifer Crapps Jerel Crayton April Coggins Kati Collum Jessica Cosby Flando Cox Rylance Cox Shannon Davis Terry Davis John Ford Marc Ford Alesia Fourtenbary Shannon Ennis Derick Freeman Adam Gardner Dana Gardner Richard Garrett Ashley Gilder Chase Goggans Jessica Gravette Andy Haggerty Wendy Hamby Joni Hammock Ben Harrelson Amie Heard Markis Heard Tabitha Heard Derick Henderson Andrea Hicks Page 154 Understudies FIRST GRADE Jane Taylor Tony Higgins April Hodge John William Hoffner Frankie Holley Jonathon Howard Laura Howard Jessica Hubbard Joy Hudson Kelvin Hughley Lacresha Hutchins Chrystal Ingram Lajarvis Jackson Damon Jones Lakeisha Johnson Lakeitha Johnson Myron Johnson Crystal Langley Jenny Langley Tina Langley Cary Mathis Robert Maxwell Beau McCary Wendy McCreight Allen McDaniel Michael McGill Bridgette Milan Brandi Miller Yolanda Miller Mandy Moreman Tito Morgan Valencia Moore Tim Moss Anthony Murphy Mark Orr Page 155 Understudies FIRST GRADE Jennifer Parker Fateka Patrick Melissa Pearson Rick Pounds Terrence Price Lance Ragsdale Jessica Randolph Brandi Ray Goodmon Rivers Kelly Rowan Paige Sallas Earniest Sheeley Michael Sheets Steven Shurum Corinne Slayden Bryan Smith Chris Smith Phillip Snider Connie Spraggins Johnny Spraggins Jennifer Stewart Latasha Stowe Jamie Swindall Jake Taunton Anthony Thomas Gregory Thomas Matt Thompson Jason Tidwell Kris Torgerson Kelly Tubbs Brandy Vickers Greg Wilder Jennifer Wilemon Kendrick Williams Page 156 Understudies SECOND GRADE Erica Adcock Mitch Adcock THE LITTLE BOY AND THE OLD MAN Said the little boy, “Sometimes I drop my spoon.” Said the little old man, “So, I do that too.” The little boy whispered, “I wet my pants.” “I do that too,” laughed the little old man. Said the little boy, “I often cry.” The old man nodded, “So do I” “But worst of all,” said the boy, “it seems Grown-ups don’t pay attention to me.” And he felt the warmth of a wrinkled old hand. “I know what you mean,” said the little old man. Michael Alvies Kimberly Atkins Derek Barber Christy Blackston Abby Boone Larry Brooks Jay Browning Emily Bullard Veronica Burns Ingrid Caldwell Jenifer Carlton Shawn Childers Rachel Clanton Leslie Collum Phillip Corley Timmy Corley Charles Cox Amy Crain Frankie Crayton Kenyatta Crayton Sheronda Cross Matthew Currie Adam Davis Jerry Davis Patricia Gilliland Page 157 Understudies SECOND GRADE Kenneth Davis Kim Davis Nicholas Davis Duston Dean Clint Dennis Timothy Dowdell Tierra Driver Keith Elder Michael Farley Lakeshia Farrow Sharonda Farrow Lisa Ferrell Demetrius Ford Melvin Ford Scotty Foreman Eric Freeman Christy Garrett Christina Goodman Nikki Greer Michael Hadaway Ricky Hadaway Beth Haggerty Kelly Hamby Rhett Hanks Dana Harper Beth Harrelson Tonya Harrelson Clay Harris Zelenka Harris Alecia Hart Amanda Hartley Daniel Hartley Chris Hatcher Kelly Hatcher Cathy Ragsdale Page 158 Understudies SECOND GRADE Sharon Vinson Terrance Heard Kann Hinkle Jerry Hinnen Michael Hubbard Karen Hudson Latisha Huff Valerie Ingram Brad Jones Shelita Jones Shiknia Johnson Kaci Keel Qanika Kelley David Long Jason Lowe Joyce Mann Laurie Massey Kellie Mathis Joseph May Michelle McBride Shirley McNeil Brian Miller Eric Mitchell Heath Moore Antonia Oliver Matt Orr Paige Palfrey Shaun Parrott Shannon Patterson Jeremy Patterson Jackie Payne Natasha Pearson Kelly Phillips Latasha Ponds Jimmy Price Page 159 Understudies SECOND GRADE Joey Price Anna Reed Jerry Roberts Jeremy Robinson Craig Rowan Constance Russell Renae Scott Jason Simpson Keron Slaughter Brandon Smith Jeannie Smith Amy Spraggins Dana Stewart Antonio Stowe Myron Stowe Nashica Stowe Quinton Stowe Rodney Strood Jamie Sullivan Jody Thaggard Akina Turner Casey Turner Lashanda Turner Nicholas Vines Rebecca White Bobby Westbrook Marrell Ward Josh Williams Latarsha Williams Derrick Wilson Jonathon Wilson Jason Wingard Tonya Wright Britt Yarbrough Page 160 Understudies THIRD GRADE After this great year, writing is a cinch. Not only can we print (technical teacher term — manuscript), but now we can really write. Yep, we learned how to do some “real” writing in the third grade (technical teacher term — cursive). We struggled at first, but we soon took control of our pencils. We enjoyed studying about that big, official city — Washington, D.C. We can cite the 8 parts of speech for you, if you’d like. Math was a little tougher; we never knew that multiplication problems could be so long. We enjoyed learning about drugs in health and decided that we could certainly do without them. But we never could have done without our third grade year. MarthaFay Black Kim Aldrige Jimmy Ayers Chad Bailey George Berry Shane Bevels Julie Baker Kelly Banks Hayward Bolan Ben Brand Robin Brewer Rodregris Brooks Lance Burson Shane Cahalan Jeremy Caldwell Deccie Canady Ashley Carleton Janel Carleton Chris Collier Joanna Cox Lashica Cox Cory Crayton Eldricus Crayton Leanelda Crayton Nicole Crayton O’Neal Crayton Rodney Crayton Understudies Page 161 THIRD GRADE Stephanie Crayton Joshua Denson Quenton Denson Sylvia Edwards Terry Edwards Matt Evers Billie Fausz Krista Forbus Mark Ford Youlanda Ford Douglas Freeman Justin Freeman Dwayne Gardner Sylvia Gerena Sherell Giles Stephanie Goodman Jimmy Green Phillip Hadaway Jamie Haggerty Olivia Hall Amanda Harper Chris Harper Todd Harrelson Lori Harris Anesia Hatcher Ralph Heard, Jr. Valeree Heard Jack Holley Jacob Hudson Brandon Huff Serderick Jennings James Johnson Anthony Hatcher Lynsey Johnson Joanna Kyrmizakis Rodricus Lockhart Brad Lucas Brian McCullars Page 162 Understudies THIRD GRADE Elizabeth Yarbrough Stephanie McDonald Tonya McGouyrk Stormi McManus Melissa Moran April Moreman Kristy Moss Joshua Oliver Laura Oliver Michael Oliver Jennifer Orr Lisa Payne Jennifer Patten Joy Patterson Shane Patterson Delinda Peppers Jamey Peppers Jessica Pinkston Johnny Pitts Jay Pritchard Demond Pulliam Melinda Rowan Monique Rowe Regina Roberts Joey Robison Ashley Rush Andre Russell Alecia Smith Joshua Smith Cortez Sheppard Marty Shurum DeShannon Silmon Steven Snider Nikki Speake Crystal Spraggins Understudies Page 163 THIRD GRADE Joseph Spraggins Sandi Turner Tasheba Taylor Nathaniel Thomas Latarsha Traylor Angela Tucker Dometrius Turner Randall Turner Correy Veasley Jeffery Veres Brandy Vickers Meridith Vinson Carious Ware James Ward Buddy Westbrooks Brandon Williams Chip Williams Debra Williams Dwayne Williams Scotty Woodard Bernita Woodyard Michael Wycoff Randy Yarbrough Lasaua Young Page 164 Understudies FOURTH GRADE Our fourth grade year was full of activities — all educational, of course. Field trips, projects, ex- periments; we’ve tried them all. History class con- tributed for most of these fun things. For you see, this year we studied all about our state. So naturally we know everything about Alabama, well, almost everything. We’ve trekked the trails of Horseshoe Bend and learned about our government first hand at the Capitol Building. In the Spring, we set our creative minds out to construct the best projects for the Alabama History Fair. We learned about animals in science (Hey Mom and Dad — I’m running away to work with Dr. Dolit- tle!!). While others have only dreamed of exploding the school, we have done it. Well, actually, we only exploded our homemade volcanoes that happened to be in the school. We won’t ever forget all that we’ve learned this year, especially what we’ve done. Julianne Freeman Billy Ambercrombie Paul Allred Benita Alvies Oscar Alvies Amber Barron Earl Blasingame Daniel Baumgardner Cindy Bolan Wayne Bolan Bridgett Bone Brandi Brasher Farrah Brewer Charrod Brooks Chris Brooks Carlar Brown Tommy Buford Kamisha Byrd Tiffany Canady Andrew Collum Elizabeth Collum Matt Conway Will Conway Brian Cosby Heather Cote Sabrina Cox Wardellis Cox Understudies Page 165 FOURTH GRADE Norman Crayton Thomas Cross Melissa Crouch Melissa Crumbley Carrie Davis Courtney Davis Misty Davis Brooke Dollar Ruffin Duncan Keith Ford Shinter Ford Tim Ford Donny Foreman Jennifer Freeman Shawn Freeman Amanda Fuller Corey Giles Teneeshia Goodman Jim Griffith Brandon Hamby Allan Harper Elizabeth Harris Marty Harris Will Harrelson Chinitra Hart Jennifer Hartley David Hatener Kevin Hay Candice Heard Mark Heard Kisha Hodge Carlos Hughley Jenny Hughley Laura Ingram Emily Patterson Page 166 Understudies FOURTH GRADE Mark Ingram Tim James Alicia Johnson Misty Joiner Carla Jones Delaine Langley Jill Langley Angel Litsey Jon Litsey Darnell Long Bo Lunski Joey McBride Rod McClellan Mark McCollum Stacy McCowan Wesley McCreight Greg McKelvey Elizabeth McNeil Chris Meadors Jeremy Meadors Lynn Miller Amanda Moran Adam Moncrief Timmy Norrell Carlo Owen Thad Pate Josh Patterson Aleda Phillips Janie Phillips Wesley Phillips Brandon Pritchard Lamar Ray Bobby Rivers Bo Roberts Julie Roberts Rebecca Roberts Misty Robinson Samantha Rosetrater Understudies Page 167 FOURTH GRADE Terrence Russell Tannesha Silmon Wyteria Simmons David Smith Corbin Stone Ken Stone LaTonya Stowes Tenneka Michelle Stroud Yolanda Sturdivant Adam Taylor Gary Taylor Amy Torgerson Christen Tubbs Matt Turley Quincy Turner Marcus Veazey Claudette Vines Heather Vines Greg Vinson Kim Ward Michael Ward Mechael Welcher Amdy White James Whitney Amanda Williams Benesa Williams Emily Williams Tamatha Williams Larry Williams Travis Youngblood Demond Young Cedric Young Page 168 Understudies FIFTH GRADE Finally, we are recognized for the many things that we can do. This is the first year that we became of- ficial members of a club. We are proud 4-Hers. We participated in the many activities that are a part of the club — sewing, baking, lamp building, bird house building, and the speech contest, just to name a few. Only some of us took home blue ribbons, but all of us took home proud smiles. We shared our meaning of Christmas with all of Dadeville when we staged a play — “The Christmas Question.” It would be terrific if all of our questions were that fun to answer. We went back in time to 1787 to learn about the U.S. Constitution. We even wrote a letter to the editor of a newspaper of that time as a signer of the Constitution. We felt like one of the guys. You know the gang — George Washington, Ben Franklin, and John Hancock. We frazzled our hair over fractions, but that look seems very becoming. We’re slowly but surely mov- ing up. Mary Davis Shelley Alexander Stephanie Alvies Christie Ashely Craig Baker Mike Bevels Candy Blankston Paul Bolan Christy Bone Tammy Bowman Rodney Brooks Todd Browning Samantha Burns Krystal Caldwell Trey Caldwell Clay Claybrook Christy Coggins Sherman Cox Shawn Craddock Rodrick Crayton Vanessa Crayton Tammy Cross Brandon Culligan Chanda Davis Dewayne Davis Kimm Davis Moneeka Davis Understudies Page 169 FIFTH GRADE Vicki DuBose Michael Edwards Frankie Evans Jeremy Forbus April Ford Brandon Freeman Julie Freeman Shannon Foster Dennis Gardener Amanda Garrett Justin Gilder Kelly Gordon Carlus Greathouse Michelle Griffies Chris Griffin Aubrey Gulledge Mitzi Hammock Kayla Harper Allison Harrelson Vickey Hartley Mike Hatcher Jason Hayes Heather Huey Curry Johnson Jessica Johnson Ronnie Johnson Mike Kane Jeremie Kelley Marcus Kelley Patrick Kelley Christina Kyrmizakis Melanie Langley Samantha Leivis Jeff May Mary Jo Warren Page 170 Understudies FIFTH GRADE Charles McClendon Brien Mitchell Joel Murphy Shane Neese Heather Osburn Kevin Oliver Kahiil Oliver Jahmil Oliver Yolanda Pogue Felicia Pogue Bobby Pitts Arthur Rivers James Robinson Taneka Rowe Kathy Russell Jennifer Sallas Christy Searcy Lamont Shaw Michael Shaw Damian Sheeley Jason Sims Jon Sims Shontell Smart Craig Smith David Spraggins Sherry Spraggins Joe Stewart Joe Story Kristy Stowe Dwight Sturdivant Kevin Tapley Lee Tillery Jralice Ware Daphne Watkins Don White Henry Williams Mellissa Woodard Nicole Woody Ricky Yarbrough Understudies Page 171 SIXTH GRADE It’s hard to see it all end. We’ve had some memorable times as the Seniors of the Elementary. We participated in so many events. We had our own car in the Homecoming Parade. Our Treasure Chest in the Halloween Carnival brought in fifteen hundred dollars — the most ever! Some of us played Indians and Pilgrims in our Thanksgiving play. We had an egg decorating contest in Easter and took joy in the fact that the eggs went to the needy people of the nursing homes. We did the most exciting things. We took a steam enginge train trip to Chattanooga. We visited several sights in Birmingham, and explored the Desota Caverns. Our only hope is that we enjoy the same benefits in high school. (Boy, do we have a lot to learn!) Never will we forget our memories of the sixth grade, nor the skeleton in Mrs. Zeanah’s room. Elaine Balint Scott Adkins Brian Atkins Katrina Ayers Amy Baker Paige Baker Patrick Baker Michelle Banks Dana Bell James Bentley Tabatha Bishop Robert Bolan Dana Bone Amy Brasell George Brewer Rod Brooks Cedric Buckner Kesha Burnett Carla Burns Feriando Campbell Jonathan Campos Carloys Canady Heather Carroll Michael Champion Jason Clanton Robbie Clark Mitchell Cotney Page 172 Understudies SIXTH GRADE Mary Walden Anthony Cox Jennifer Cox Melinda Cox Brenda Crouch David Crouch Heather Crowley Jay Crumbley Willie Curtis Brad Dailey Casey Davis Eddie Davis Fred Davis Kim Davis Russell Davis Shonya Davis Steve Davis Steven Davis Lara Dendy Marc Dendy Melissa Denson Katy Dodd Jennifer Duncan Earl Edwards Cindy Fausz Dusty Floyd Angela Ford Jason Ford Tamara Ford Spencer Foster Anslee Freeman Kristi Fuller Dustan Gray Frazier .Green Rob Griffith Understudies Page 173 Latonya Goodman Brandon Haggerty Matthew Harris Sidney Hart Angela Haynes April Henderson Kelley Hendricks Jeffery Huff Eric Hughley Mauna Huguley Benjie Ingram Betty Johnson Demetrius Johnson Laverle Johnson Dean Jones Jeremy Kelley Shannon Kelley Heather Kendall Beth Knox Janie Money Tawanda Morris Chastity Musick Jack Neighbors Adrian Norwood Dodi Odom Robbie Patterson Eric Payne James Payne Alice Pearson Miranda Peterson Joseph Peterson Craig Phillips Brad Pless Brian Ragland Moran Reese Bryan Roberts Telley Russell Casey Rutland SIXTH GRADE Page 174 Understudies SIXTH GRADE Tina Spradley Kathy Sanders Bill Segrest Vanessa Sharpe Serena Sheppard John Sherum Tomica Silmon Yvonne Simpson Michael Sims Mike Smith Tammy Smith Gretchen Speegle Sarah Spurlin Jennifer Stewart Allettia Stone Mark Stovall Roderick Stowe Ryan Stowes Dorothy Stroud Johnny Stroud Stephen Stroud Crystal Taply Missy Tatum Charlie Thomas Selena Thomas Lisa Thomas LaTonya Tinsley Felecia Tolbert Maria Turner Shontae Turner Quintester Veasley Daniel Veres Jenny Vickers Moneco Walker Delinda Wells Chris White Jason Wilcox Drew Wilder Albert Williams Lisa Williams Nickel Williams Lisa Wilson Understudies Page 175 SIXTH GRADE Alecia Wycoff Marcia Wycoff Nicki Yarbrough CLASS OFFICERS 1st Row: Presidents — Bill Segrest. Amy Brasell, Missi Tatum, Rod Brooks. 2nd Row: Vice Pres. — Anslee Freeman, Kathy Sanders, Demetrius Johnson, Steve Davis. 3rd Row: Sec. — Shoya Davis, Melinda Cox. Lisa Thompson, Matthew Harris. 4th Row: Treas. — Daniel Veres, Spencer Foster, Felecia Tolbert. CLASS FAVORITES 1st Row, L to R: Dana Bone, Brian Ragland. 2nd Row: Heather Carroll, Jeremy Kelley. 3rd Row: Anslee Freeman, Daniel Veres. 4th Row: Amy Brassell, Eric Hughley. Page 176 Understudies 4-H 5th Grade Girls President — Tralia Ware, Vice President — Amanda Garrett, Secretary — Shantell Smart, Reporter — Shannon Foster, Local Leader — Mrs. Frances Grigsby. 5th Grade Boys President — Trey Caldwell, Vice President — Clay Claybrook, Secretary — Patrick Kelley, Reporter — Lamont Shaw, Devotional Leader — Justin Gilder, Local Leader — Mrs. Mary Jo Warren 6th Grade Girls President — Missi Tatum, Vice President — Amy Brassell, Secretary — Kathy Sanders, Reporter — Tina Spradley, Local Leader — Mrs. Gail Zeanah 6th Grade Boys President — Daniel Veres, Vice President — Brian Ragland, Secretary — Rod Brooks, Reporter — Eric Payne, Local Leader — Mrs. Mary Walden. Standing: Lavanda Davis. Faye Haywood, Herman Maxwell, Al Alvies, Linda Coe. Sitting: Ruth Russell, Annie Leonard, Alice Pearson, Betty Alvies. Wade Acton, Doug Atkins, Nell Boone, Douglas Brewer, Bobby Cox, Audrey Davis, Buddy Davis, Claire Hinkle, Maxine Huddleston, Jimmy Jones, Joseph L. Martin, Wilma Martin, Peggy Moran, Lorenzo Russell, Gertrude Taylor, James Woodyard. Page 178 Support Personnel -fiseto Cn'EroadwM 179 layouts to help pass the time. DEPUTY SHERRIFS. for all of their help and cooperation at sponsored activities. Elementary administration, staff and teachers for excellent cooperation (Also kindergarten and annex) Mr. Crisler, for acknowledging our an- nual staff passes on all of the days the staff had so many places to go during annual staff period, also for scheduling and rescheduling annual staff members so that most of us could have an annual staff period. THANKS MR. APPLE! All the teachers and parents who chaperoned dances! “Uncle Jimmy” Robbins — our TPC representative — for all the pep talks, the Pizza Party, and help and management! Rip — our favorite photographer — for making us smile when we didn’t feel like smiling, and for keeping us on our pic- ture schedules! Mr. Graham, Mrs. Williams, Autumn Carlise, and Jennifer Burgess — for daily 7th period inspirational, popcorn visits. Our wonderful advertisers who helped make the 1987 Talisman affordable to the students. The 1987 Talisman Staff who cared enough to work so diligently to create this marvelous yearbook! The students at Dadeville High School — many, many thanks for being yourselves and for making the 1987 Talisman so fun! The 1987 Talisman Staff gives a great sigh of relief at the final deadline of the yearbook! hrough hectic yearbook workdays, pic- days, final deadlines, and plenty of headaches and frustrations, the 1987 Talisman Staff may have missed the chance to express our appreciation to those who have given us their loyal time and sup- port. So here, on this special page, we would like to say, “THANKS!!” The faculty and administration for their encouragement, their patience (through grit- ted teeth) during picture days, and their co- operation in digging up their high school days for the faculty section. Mr. Childers for allowing us to do everything we needed to do this year and for being so understanding and supportive about them. Mrs. Benton for counting and recounting ad money. Mrs. Jan Cannon for being our advisor, for teaching us the true meaning of “pigging out,” for keeping us on schedule, and for all of her encouragement!!! 'Chie of Police Terry Wright and his staff; Lt. Elester Griffin, Sgt. Larry Whatley, Joe Waters, John Walters, Lynn Carter, Milton Garrett, and Luther Canada for all of their help and cooperation at sponsored activities. Mr. Larry Norris and the ag students for building the ramp at the beauty ball and all the other “extras” Parents of the Talisman Staff for allowing their kids to stay up and out to all hours of the night meeting yearbook deadlines. Boyfriends and girlfriends of Talisman Staff members for not giving up on them dur- ing yearbook deadlines, and for drawing Page 180 Conclusion A FRIEND FOREVER P riendship defies age A and ignores distance. It weathers the hard times and shares the good. Together we have found this. Our friendship has provided acceptance and understanding in a world that pushes people apart. But I will always remain with the memories of the times we have shared knowing how fortunate I am to be able to call you my friend. — Cindy Yrun ONLY 73 SECONDS AFTER TAKE-OFF, CHALLENGER EXPLODED HAITIAN DICTATOR DUVALIER TAKES UP EXILE IN FRANCE SOVIET DISSIDENT ANATOLI SHCHARANSKY IS RELEASED AT A BERLIN CROSSING NEW PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT CORAZON AQUINO FERDINAND AND IMELDA MARCOS FLEE MALACANANG PALACE ASSASSINATION OF SWEDISH PRIME MINISTER OLOF PALME FOUR PASSENGERS ARE KILLED WHEN TERRORISTS BOMB A TWA ROME-TO-ATHENS FLIGHT A NUCLEAR REACTOR AT CHERNOBYL EXPLODES FIVE MILLION AMERICANS JOIN HANDS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE NATION’S HUNGRY GARBAGEMEN STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA 100TH BIR- THDAY CELEBRATION OF STATUE OF LIBERTY SUMMER DROUGHT WEDDINGS — PRINCE ANDREW SARAH FERGUSON, EDWIN SCHLOSSBERG CAROLINE KENNEDY, AR- NOLD SCHWARZENEGGER MARIA SHRIVER, JOHN McENROE TATUM O’NEAL, PRINCE FREDERICK VON ANHALT ZSA-ZSA GABOR LETHAL GAS ERUPTS FROM A CAMEROON VOLCANO HIJACKERS OPEN FIRE ON PASSENGERS IN A PAN AM JET WILLIAM REHNQUIST IS SWORN IN AS THE 16TH CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE U.S. SUPREME COURT RONALD REAGAN AND MIKHAIL GORBACHEV MEET IN ICELAND FOR ARMS TALK THE DEMOCRATS WIN THE SENATE IVAN BOESKY IS FINED $100 MILLION FOR TRADING STOCKS ON INSIDER INFORMATION IRANIAN ARMS DEAL MAX HEADROOM — THE WORLD’S FIRST COMPUTER-GENERATED TV HOST COCA COLA CLOTHES RAMBO TOP GUN YUGO WHITE NIGHTS DRUGS CLAIMED TWO SPORTS STARS — LEN BIAS AND DON ROGERS 400 WALK ACROSS THE U.S. TO PROTEST NUCLEAR ARMS HALLEY’S COMET “BABY ON BOARD” CAR TAGS LAZER TAG MADONNA CLUEMAN SHADES TARTAR CONTROL TOOTHPASTE KARATE KID II GUMMY BEARS BEST SELLERS Fruit — apple Vegetable — potato Frozen food Minute Maid Orange Juice 1986 model car — Ford Escort Toy — Cabbage Patch Kids Candy bar — Snickers Ice cream flavor — vanilla Certified pop and rock album — Whitney Houston TOP 10 CONCERT TOURS ZZ Top ($23.2 million gross) Van Halen ($14.7) Alabama ($14.4) Neil Diamond ($13.8) Kenny Rogers ($13.3) Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band ($11.1) The Grateful Dead ($8.8) Genesis ($8.6) Aerosmith ($8.2) Journey ($8.0) Source — Amusement Business Boxscore ROCK VIDEOS 1 Sledgehammer, Peter Gabriel 2. You Give Love a Bad Name, Bon Jovi 3. Addicted to Love. Robert Palmer 4. Papa Don’t Preach, Madonna 5. Higher Love, Steve Winwood 6 Danger Zone. Kenny Loggins 7. These Dreams, Heart 8. Rough Boy, ZZ Top 9 Invisible Touch, Genesis 10. Take Me Home Tonight, Eddie Money 1986 STATISTICS Average time spent viewing TV by American households — more than 7 hours per day Personal computers purchased for home use — about 5.9 million units M B.A. degrees awarded — about 68,000 New AIDS cases — more than 12,195 President Reagan’s salary $200,000 Average salary of a major league baseball player— 412,520 U.S. astronaut’s salary $27,172 to $70,800 Sylvester Stallone’s income per movie — up to $12 million The pope’s salary — none LEISURE — TIME TOPS Video Rental — “Back to the Future” Video Sales — Jane Fonda’s New Workout Box-office movie — “Top Gun” Soap opera — “General Hospital” TV Series — “The Bill Cosby Show” Single TV Show Super Bowl Most copies in print (fiction) — “It” by Steven King Top model — Pamela Porizkova Top-selling home exercise equipment — bicycle Source — Billboard IN MEMORIAM Hank Greenburg, 75. home-run hitter Charles Wrightsman, 90 philanthropist Cary Grant, 82. actor John Bubbles. 84. tap dancer Rudy Vallee. 84. singer Le Duan, 79, Vietnamese leader Rickie Nelson, 45, singer Vyacheslav Molotov. 96. former Soviet Union minister William Schroeder. 54. artificial heart recipient Marlin Perkins. 81. actor Donna Reed, 64. actress Desi Arnaz. 69. producer and actor James Cagney, 86. actor Lilli Palmer, 71, actress Liberace, entertainer pianist Kate Smith. 79, singer Benny Goodman, 77. musician James Eastland, 81, former U.S. senator The Duchess of Windsor, 89. exile Christa McAuliffe, Dick Scobee, Michael Smith. Ronald E. McNair, Gregory Jarvis, Judith Resnik, Ellison Onizuka,astronauts 183 Congratulations Seniors Eddie and Elise Williams “A New Image Salon” “We cut and style for your ego, not ours” Wolff Tanning System J i 211 North Broadnax St. «5 Dadeville, Alabama LAURA RHODES CARLA ENNIS Compliments of ANIMAL CARE CENTER Highway 280 North Dadeville, Alabama J. W. CALDWELL IV, D.V.M Geneva Williams Kathy Berry Karen Bailey . . . Animal Technician Compliments Dr. Alan J. Swindell V- ' ■ M-F 8 to 5 Sat. 9 to 12 Page 186 Ads Tire$tone 1 TIRE CENTERS, INC. 510 Cherokee Rd. Alexander City, AL 35010 209 Cussetta St. Dadeville, AL 36853 Lamar Manufacturing Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Je FARM BUREAU INSURANCE FEDERATED GUARANTY LIFE LIFE AUTO - FIRE ■ HEALTH BUSINESS • LOANS AGENT OFFICE: 825-9211 HOME 825-6073 RONNY JENNINGS 101 TALLASSEE STREET DADEVILLE, ALABAMA 3685 Hotpoint Maytag G.E. 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Alabama 36853 ftatdence: 205 825-8311 104 Broadnax Street Dadeville, AL 36853 Phone — (205) 825-4433 Congratulations Seniors Congratulations Seniors COLONIAL FLOWER i BEAUTY SHOP DADEVILLE AMOCO Owner WAYNE BARBER 302 East South Street Open 7 Days a Week C Millat one Nuf� eryQ 7 ' TTdFion.t Compliments of -.Ac;.'- 618 South Street Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Phone 805-6093 ■ MILLSTONE NURSERY AND FLORIST Page 190 Ads Ads Page 191 COMPLIMENTS OF PIGGLY WIGGLY MAIN OFFICE 234-5331 Kerley Motor Co., Inc. P. 0. BOX 402 ALEXANDER CITY. AL 35010 STEVE KERLEY DWAYNE KERLEY HOME 234-5187 HOME 234-5186 DADEVILLE REAL ESTATE AGENCY OLIN DABBS BROKER Business: 825-4651 202 Cusseta Street Residence: 825-6868 Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Excellent Financial Service Through People. The First National Bank of Alexander City Member FDK: Richard Phillips, Jr., Linda Abbett, Weston Parrott, Designers THE FLOWER BASKET 302 South Broadnax Street DADEVILLE, AL 36853 Phone 825-8838 SARA BOONE Owner (othed Co teS Corner 304 South Broadnax DADEVILLE, ALA. 36853 Gail Sharp Phone Frances Johnson 825-4259 SCROGGINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1901 DADEVILLE RD„ ALEXANDER CITY, AL. 35010 PH. 234-7291 3UR NOGGIN, TRADE WITH SCROGGINS SKINNER FURNITURE STORE, INC. OF 310 GREEN STREET ALEXANDER CITY, ALABAMA 35010 PHONE: 234-4231 T v-Tk- A I. 4K YOU ARE ALWAYS A WINNER WHEN YOU TRADE WITH SKINNER TIDWELL FURNITURE AND FLOO COVERING Complete Home Furnishing Carpets and Vinyl Courthouse Square Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Phone: 205 825-9221 Page 192 Ads Ads Page 193 Compliments of CASH BARGAINS Owner — LEON GUY 825-4904 HOLLEY’S HOME FURNISHINGS, INC. 120 Calhoun Street P.O. 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Complete Home Furnishings Hot Point Appliances Maytag Kitchenaid Zenith 234-3498 KOON’S KORNER 1412 Hillabee Street Alexander City, Alabama Amoco Gas — Car Wash Groceries — Deli Friendly Courteous Service Compliments of DRS. REX AND WANDA HOWELL Family Dentistry Congratulations Seniors BILL EMMA- JEAN THWEATT Compliments of the KUT AND KURL Dadeville, AL 825-4532 FAYE ADCOCK MELANIE MILSTEAD Page 198 Ads TO MY SPECIAL CHEERLEADERS: Cheerleading is a part of me, that hopefully others see; A part that keeps me peppy and bright. With thoughts of leading a crowd tonight. When yelling and shouting with all that I got, I know this feeling could never be bought; For cheerleading comes from within my heart With the chance to cheer I never would part. But, I know someday the time will come When my cheerleading days will be over and done; I'll turn in my uniforms pom poms and stripes. But, never the memories for I’ll keep them for life. I Love YaTI Angie Congratulations Seniors FRED’S CABINET SHOP We Specialize in: • Kitchen Cabinets — , Top and Bottom • Vanities • Book Cases • Gun Cabinets “The Little Old Cabinet Maker” Phone: 825-6875 Dadeville, AL 36853 PATRONS Chris Denean: To the Class of 1987 We Love You MR. and MRS. TERRY EAST CARLISLE CLOTHING HANSON PRINTING STYMIE MEADOWS FRECKLES AND FROWNS t fWiX 13 Ann Street Tallassee, AL 283-8369 CHIMEH'S P Tique aZX jfc ™ M Congratulations Seniors YOU ARE THE BEST! INLAND PORT SEAFOODS 1913 Dadeville Road Alexander City, AL Phone: Ads Page 199 When the golden sun is melting In the purple of the night There is promise of the morrow That it will be fair and bright So today we see the gleaming Through regrets that we must part Of the beauty of the future And the hopes that fill each heart. We go forth with firm endeavor And a purpose ever true And our motto is perfection In whatever we may do. Though the land and sea divide us We will ever cherish dear Our beloved Alma Mater And her name will we revere. Conclusion Page 203 4« SOMEONE SPECIAL Page 204 Conclusion Page 206 Conclusion Conclusion Page 207 REMEMBER WHEN . . . Page 208 Conclusion