1973 CATAMOUNT Volume 21 Dalton High School Dalton, Georgia Student Life ... 2 Organizations ... 16 Activities ... 48 Sports ... 80 Faculty ... 1 1 6 Dedication ... 1 1 8 “One Year, One Circle” ... 125 Seniors . . .153 Photography .School Pictures, Inc. Forwell Studio Artwork: Del Mortin Publisher: Porogon Yearbooks Representative: Bill Moss The old year dies and we face the new year as though it were an entity, new as a new- M born babe. A new calendar with twelve M leaves, one for each month. Something M in us, some need for the specific, M the orderly, the mathematical M exactitude, calls for such a m demarcation. Yet any year, regardless of arbitrary time, m is like a circle; you can start m at any point upon it and, fol- I lowing the circle, you come I back to that point. Our year, our circle, happens I to be a cycle of the sea- I sons, planting, growing, reaping, resting; and thus it is a part of the earth, 1 the soil and the flowing 1 waters as well as of the stars 1 by which it is gauged. A No year stands by itself, anyA more than any day stands alone.A There is the continuity of all the A years in the trees, the grass, even A in the stones on the hilltops. Even in man. For time flows like water, erodingX and building, shaping and ever flowing; and time is a part of us, not only years, as we .speak of them, but our lives, our thoughts. All our yesterdays are summarized in X our now, and all the tomorrows are ours to shape. No year is complete. Even the % seasons into which we divide % the years overlap the arbitrary % markers. Winter ends one ■ year and begins the next, 1 and the growth of each 1 spring is from the root and I seed of the past. It is the I continuity that matters, the inevitability of tomorrow, I which gives meaning to the I numbers themselves. Ten or f a hundred has no meaning ■without the continuity of num- M bers behind it, other numbers M beyond. Tomorrow implies a now and a yesterday. And K year's end is neither an end nor M a beginning but a going on, with M all the wisdom that experience can M instill in us. Hal Borland KEY CLUB The Key Club is an affiliate of the Kiwanis International. The theme of this year’s Key Club is “Insure Tomorrow, Don't Pollute. The main theme behind the Kiwanis is to serve and the Key Club served this purpose by help- ing the Salvation Army with their Christmas drive and aiding the Kiwanis in their annual pancake breakfast. Freshmen are not eligible, upperclassmen may be voted into the club in the annual elections. Membership: Frank Broadrick, Scott Ander- son, Steve Cooper, Lynn Chitwood, Marty El- rod, Gary Clark, Gerald Mansfield, Jim Drig- gers, Scott Milsap, Billy Chamblee, Stan Pool, Terry Britton, Mike Gossett, Tom Pullen, Scott Chitwood, Mark Lowery, John Pelfrey, Greg Causby, Clete Smith, Kim Kephart, Clay Scott, Morris Brackett, Tris Smith, Ray Dunn, Kevin Ellis, Charles Edmonds. Advisor: Mr. Charles Mitchell The Anchor Club is a service club for girls from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes in high school. Some of the aims of the club are to develop leadership, respect, and to serve the school and community. The projects of Anchor Club included sponsoring six children to Camp Hi-Life. They also awarded a 100 dollar scholarship to an out- standing Senior girl. The success of the An- chor Club is measured by the amount and quality of unselfish service that is rendered. Membership: Anne Chance, Wanda Gray, Sue Hackney, Thera Jones, Mary Julian Lum- pkin, Kim Pierce, Patty Reich, Jan Stanfield, Mary Beth Wells, Martha Whitener, Marla Brackett, Barbara Finney, Jo Heller, Susan Highsmith, Debby Lake, Rhonda Longley, Del Martin, Vicki Parks, Cathy Thompson, Betty Wells, Anne Griggs, Shane Quarles, Crystal Robbins, Sandra Roberts, Sandy Wilson, Ad- visor: Miss Betty Allen. FTA Future Teachers of America an organization formed to pre- serve high standards of teaching and to encourage prospective teachers, professors, and administrators. It stresses the need of responsibility, character, and the importance of student encour- agement. The annual project was a rummage sale held in No- vember. Any high school student may join. Membership: Lynn Webb, Mona Howell, Marilyn Hackney, Darlene Richards, Don Amonett, Kim Harkins, Harriett DiGioia, Duane Gibson, ZeEs- ther Bush, Terry Anderson, Larry Sitton, Donnita Cagle. Advisor: Mr. Acree. —11 20 FRENCH CLUB The French Club is a school sponsored club. Stu- dents having one year of French are eligible for membership. The purpose of the French Club is to promote interest in the French language and civ- ilization. Some of the activities include an annual trip to a French restaurant in Atlanta and c French dinner in the home of one of the members. Mem- bers: Martha Whiterer, Mary Julian Lumpkin, Nor- ris Little, Anne Chance, Wesley Chance, Debbi Jor- dan, Chip Kreischer, Fran Burger, Angela Hullender, Tracy Ward, Steve Yeargin, Mitch Maret. Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Miller. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization composed of people interested in further development of their interest in science. There are four basic goals; to encourage continuation of scientific education, to invite ex- perienced local people to speak on scientific subjects, to go on field trips to see science working in the environment, and to do special projects. Any high school student is eligible to join, and the only re- quirement is a genuine interest in science and learning. Membership: Chip Kreischer, Jim Driggers, Frank Robertson, Sandra Roberts, Norris Little, Bill Gregory, Mike O'Guinn, Susan Brindle, Don Amonett, Vin- cent Norton, Bruce Cook, Kim Nix, Angela Green, Fort Felker, Jeff Wolford, Keith Swafford, Sharon Stuck, William Garrett, Steve Mio- len, Delyn Ritchey, Hugh Cagle, Steve Hill. Advisors: Mr. Hyberger, Mr. Acree. 21 HERO Home Economics Related Occupations are affili- ates of Future Homemakers of America. The HERO Chapter of Dalton High is composed of those stu- dents who are preparing for a career with children. Each student in the Occupational Child Devel- opment class is a member of the club and the chap- ter functions very closely with class activities. Some of the projects in which the chapter has participated this year are a Halloween party for Fredrick Street Day Care Center, Christmas stockings for the Cheerhaven children, and preparation of cot sheets for the day care center. The Chapter also aims at developing leadership and initiative by allowing stu- dents to plan and carry out their projects. Member- ship: Debbie Ellenburg, Karen Conlon, Jan Martin, Gail Whitfield, Lydia Grizzle, Anna Holcomb, Patty Carney, Reba Bonds. Advisor: Mrs. Joan Ross. 22 FCA The fellowship of Christian Athletes is a national organization whose primary purpose is to confront athletes and coaches and through them the youth of the nation with the challenge and adventure of following Christ in the fellowship of the church. Any male athlete may join. Membership: Lynn Chitwood, Randy Childress, Johnny Pelfry, Jonny Jewell, John Grisson, Reid Grimes, Bill Chamblee, Dan Holcomb, Ken Renz, Robert Barksdale, Tris Smith, Frank Broad- rick, Scott Sellers, Benny Posten, Paul Sparks, Marty Morelli, Clay Scott, Steve Randolph, Ernie Plott, Chris Kirkpatrick, Dave Holcomb, Harold Baker, Jeff Biddle, Kim Nix, Crutchie Crutchfield, Walter Snowden, Clay Powell, Bryan Hair, David Randolph, Advisors: Coach Ron McClurg, Coach Carlton Guthrie. FHA The Dalton High Future Homemakers of America is an organization for any girl who has had, or is taking one year of Home Economics. To be inducted, pro- spective members must pass a short quiz. The pur- pose of FHA is to prepare high school students for the responsibilities of a homemaker. The FHA centers its projects and activities around homemaking and family living. All members are encouraged to work toward earning degrees of honor, as well as practice good character in the home. Membership: Betsy Ball, Lisa Bode iheimer, Reba Bonds, Connie Cooper, Har- riett DiGioia, Debra Ellenburg, Gwen Ellison, Lynne Fraker, Teresa Green, Connie Green, Gail Gregory, Lydia Grizzle, Tricia Goldberg, Rhonda Hewitt, Anna Holcomb, Kathy Langford, Rebecca LeRoy, Sharon LeRoy, Freda Luffman, Becky Long, Julie Manley, Jan Martin, Teresa Matthews, Teresa Neighbors, Elaine Newberry, Deborah Norville, Nancy Norville, Jane Peeples, Laraine Pinson, Carol Pitts, Myra O’Neal, Carol Ross, Joan Ross, Cathy Starr, Lynne Thomason, Lynn Webb, Cynthia Trimboli, Debbie Woods, Rita Wyrick, Anita Pickard, Advisors: Mrs. Esther Lowe, Mrs. Sharon Grant, Mrs. Joan Ross. 23 S.G.A. The main purpose of the Student Government Associa- tion is to represent the wishes of the students of Dalton High School and to recommend, as a body, ideas and changes to the faculty and administration. In addition to being a representative body for the students, it compiles and sells the Student Directory. The SGA also is respon- sible for the revision of the Student Handbook and it plans and finances the Honor’s Day activities. The major activity of the SGA is the planning and financing of all Homecoming activities. Members of SGA are elected in the fall by the student body. Membership: Tim Aired, Beth Manis, Paul Looper, Chip Kreischer, Norris Little, Linda Whittle, Peggy Massey, Ann Smith, Jan Harrison, Julie Boggess, Craig Davison, Fran Burger, Laura Pate, Kim Harkins, Karla Pate, Bill Carroll, Nancy Rice, Sherry Wil- son, Ginger Barton, Betty Wells, Frank Robertson, Franna Conner, Steve Crider, Keith Fulghum, Tom Minor, Marla Brackett, Lynn Chitwood, Marty Morelli, Pete Lumpkin, Steve Farrow, Larry Sitton, Mike Faucett, Eddie Gibson, Martin Conner, David Massingill. Advisors: Mr. William Kittle, Mr. Charles Acree, Mr. James Martin, Mr. Robert Brown, Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller, Mrs. Linda Dubay, Miss Betty Allen. PEP CLUB The motive of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit and participation. All members of the student body are invited to join. Pep Club activities commence at the beginning of the school year by supporting the football team, and progresses with each seasonal sport. Activities of the club include making posters, decorating the gym and player’s lockers, and selling stickers and shakers. Membership: Teresa Foster, Sherry Wilson, Kayla Coffey, Sally Huggins, Sherrie Burch, Debbie Bryant, Mary Denson, Terry Flowers, Judy Drake, Debbie Woods, Carla Wilson, Alisa Morrison, Marianne Reid, Lynn Fraker, Freda Luffman, Teena Lingerfelt, Beth Lingo. Advisor: Mrs. Pat Pack. Y” CLUBS The Y Clubs of Dalton High are derived from the YMCA program. The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian living. Any high school student may be inducted on passing as initiation quiz. The 1 973 Junior and Senior classes have separate clubs; Junior Tri-Hi- Y, Senior Tri-Hi-Y, and Hi-Y, But all future clubs will be known as Co-ed Y. Each of the various clubs is responsible for a school and community project every month. At the end of the year, the most active clubs in the district and state receive awards. Also, the “Y Clubs sponsor the annual “Y” basketball tournament. White Christmas, and several con- ferences held annually within the state. Membership: Laura Rutland, Tracy Ward, Cindy Trimboli, Carol Stuman, Sandra Roberts, Pam Foster, Kathy Brindle, Bob Greeson, Crys- tal Robbins, Anne Smith, Carol Ross, Linda Whittle, Donald Amonett, Rodney Roberts, Robert Manning, Rhonda Hewitt, Peggy Malone, Donna Volhein, Mundy Mann, Jill Dixon, Teresa Bingham, Laura Smith, Sally Masters, Gayle Clark, Nancy Norville, Del Martin, Julie Manly, Scott Chitwood, Bill Gregory, Scott Denson, Barbara Finney, Rhonda Longley, Teresa Green, Harriett DiGioia, Lynn Kenemer, LaFonda Richardson, Sharon Stuck, Susan Ellis, Debbie Doris, Ruth Miller, Sherry Knight, Lynn Chitwood, Doug Gross, Ried Grimes, Marla Brackett, Beverly Marshall, Amy Weaver, Bonnie Bas- sett, Mona Howell, Carol Clanton, Susan Tibbits, Betsy Ball, Teresa Neighbors, Teresa Hollingsworth, Angela Rollins, Rebecca LeRoy, Larry Sitton, David Cole, Frank Robert- son. Advisors: Mrs. Grace Acree, Mrs. Margaret Boyd, Miss Ruth Hill, Mr. J. D. Denman. 25 DHS CHEERLEADER Being a Dalton High Cheerleader is a year round responsibility. It starts in the summer at Tennessee Tech where both B-Team and Var- sity squads attend a cheerleading clinic. Here, they learn new cheers, pom-pom rou- tines, and general tech- niques of cheerleading. Another big part is com- peting for ribbons. This past year the varsity came home with four su- perior ribbons and the spirit stick. The B-Team came back with two su- perior ribbons and two excellent ribbons. Immediately after the school year starts the cheerleaders are busy with pep sessions and leading cheers at foot- ball games. Along with the pep club, they help provide the teams with refreshments. Cheer- leaders also decorate players homes and make signs for the school and gym. When Spring comes the Senior Cheerleaders conduct a two week clinic for girls interested in trying out for cheer- leading. Any girl in the Freshman class is eli- gible to try-out for B- Team. Sophomore and Junior girls are eligible to try-out for the Varsity squad. Judges select the cheerleaders for the fol- lowing year from these girls. 26 VARSITY Mary Beth Wells; Captain Anne Chance; Co- Captain Mary Julian Lumpkin Thera Jones Debbi Jordan Kim Pierce Debby Lake Jo Heller Susan Highsmith Mimi Moore Rhonda Longley B-TEAM Shane Quarles; Captain Anne Griggs Delyn Ritchey Sandra Roberts Nancy Coffey 27 vi-J fs '■ It seems such a long time ago that we were small carefree chil- dren, playing our simple games, singing our childish songs and dancing in circles. As the years went by and we grew older, the circles blended together becom- ing a complicated spiral as we developed our talents and ac- quired new knowledge and skills. We should not forget though, that it was our innocent curiosity which transformed those simple games into scientific experi- ments, and our childish songs to grand cantatas. This school year has been another victorious one for the Dalton High Catamount Marching Band, and for the DHS Concert Band, as well. We attended Mid South Marching Festival, and showed at our 5th Annual Governor's Marching Festival, re- turning from both with a long string of superior ratings. Our most important contest of the year was the Miami Winter-national Festival, whose participants consisted of the greatest high school bands in America. There we placed a close fourth, and marched the pre-game show for the Miami Dolphins New York Jets game. The Con- cert Band gave a Christmas and Spring concert, and an assembly for the school at the end of the school year. At the concert festival in Cartersville, we rated excellent in concert and superior in sight-reading. 31 DHS CATAMOUNT BAND 1972-73 Director: Melvin Morgan Asst. Director; Mickey Fisher Drum Major: Debra Davis Asst. Drum Maj.: Cindy Kenemer Property Capt.: Rodney Roberts Music Capt.: Lynn Kenemer Travel Capt.: Danny Claiborne Band Major: Bill Kirby C. Guard Capt.: Cathy Thompson Flag Lt.: Maxine Goodlett Rifle Lt.: Patti Reich Head Majorette: ZeEshter Bush Solo Twirler: Sherry Long MAJORETTES Debbie Baker ZeEsther Bush Sherry Dyer Vicky Hunsucker Sherry Long Lisa May COLORGUARD Gail Ausmus Libby Bonnell Cathy Conlon Karen Conlon Pam Crick Vicki Davis Maxine Goodlett Pi HARMON 32 Donna Hawkins LaFonda Richardson Anna Holcomb Crystal Robbins Patty Hollingsworth Kathy Satterfield Teresa Hollingsworth Sharon Stuck Annie Mae Love Carol Stuman Peggy Malone Rita Strain Julie Manly Lynne Thomason Nancy Norville Cathy Thompson Patty Reich Debbie Woods DRUM MAJOR-DEBRA DAVIS; ASST. DRUM MAJOR—CINDY KENEMER BAND PERSONEL: Guy Abernathy Elaine Anderson Ann Armstrong Marcia Ball Bonnie Bassett Marc Bearden Alan Black Reba Bonds Lou Ann Boozer Greg Bowman Connie Boyd Jackie Brindle Tommy Brown Joy Burgess Brian Cody Denise Carroll Scott Carroll Sissi Carroll Maurice Carroll Audrey Childress Danny Claiborne Carol Clanton Phyllis Cleckler Mitchell Clure Bert Coker Craig Conlon Nicky Cooper Janetta Coppoge Jeff Cox Tami Crisp Jennifer Darnell Craig Davidson Whit Davies Randy Dockins Tommy Doty Mike Fouscett Danny Fetzer Frank Fetzer Jean Finney Vicki Gallman Mary Jane Garner Eddie Gibson Faith Gibson Sharon Goodson Danny Goswick Randy Greenway Bobby Greeson Stephen Gregg Vonn Gregory Mike Hall Kim Harkins Jan Harrison Mike Heocker Laura Hicks Scott Hoisomback Mona Howell Kathy Hullender Bruce Jones Krista Jones Wayne Jones Art Joyce Cindy Kenemer Cynthia Kenemer David Kenemer Lynn Kenemer Anne Kent Bill Kirby Neil Kirk Rebecca LeRoy Sharon LeRoy Alan Little Sammy Locklear Mark Lusk Jim McFarland Dennis McGuire Beverly Marsholl Deena Marshall David Massingill David Meltzer Johnny Miller Ruth Miller Steve Miller Susan Nesmith Debra Owens Gory Perkins Aleatha Plott Chrissie Pope Honson Rains Johnny Roisin Scott Rondolph Gerald Roy Paul Redfeorn Keith Ridings Pam Ridings Danny Robbins Rodney Roberts Anthony Robertson Geoffrey Robertson Don Robinson Laura Rutland Bruce Satterfield Kenny Satterfield Johnny Sheperd Clark Smith George Smith Jeff Smith Jimmy Smith Faith Stevens Debra Toylor Noncy Thomas Scott Thomason Randy Thornton Carl Travillion Mae Trimble Cynthia Trimboli Danny Word Amy Weaver Chris Wills 33 DRUM MAJOR: Debra Davis BAND officers; Lynn Kenemer, Rodney Roberts, MAJORETTES: ZeEsther Bush, Sherry Dyer, Debbie Baker, Lisa May, Vicky Hunsucker. Bill Kirby, Donny Claiborne SOLO TWIRIER: Sherry Long COLORGUARD: FRONT ROW—Corol Sfumon, Libby Bonnell, Lynne Thom- ason, Crystal Robbins, Vicki Davis, Maxine Goodlett, Patti Reich, Teresa Hol- lingsworth, Pam Crick, Anno Holcomb, Karen Conlon. BACK ROW—Patty Hol- lingsworth, Cathy Conlon, Nancy Norville, Debbie Woods, Annie Love, Goil Ausmus, Kathy Satterfield, Cathy Thompson, Peggy Malone, Rita Strain, Julie Manly, Donna Hawkins, Sharon Stuck, LaFonda Richardson. 35 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America Member- ship: Darlene Morgan, Trisha Byers, Faye Waters, Krista Jones, Judy Stubblefield, Kathy Holt, Beverly Young, Kenny Quarles, Gloria McCoy, Oreeda McClure, Louise Crawford, Nancy Thomas, Beverly Hall, Gail Bennett, Renee Kirby, Mary Willis, Shelby Ellis, Carla Luddington, Rhonda Ausmus, An- gela Lanning, Melinda Higgins, Gerald Vaughnn, Janice Stone, Sharon Stevens, Je- rome Blackburn, Phillippa Ann Brown, Wanda Hill, James Windom. Advisor: Mr. Glen Masters. DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America Mem- bership: Johnny Woody, Sherrie Weaver, Nettie Kinsey, Vicki Gallman, Marcus Star- ling, Mark Helton, Patti Pitts, Claude Craig, Marilyn Hackney, Ted Williams, Hank Nadu, Rhonda Hughes, Penelope Sims, Raymond Henson, Stuart Doty, Tim Johnson, Tommy Stowe, Hanson Raines, Phillip Green, Donnie Lewallen, Donna Bagley, James Windom, Cathy Clark. Advisor: Mr. Robert Burgner. VOCA Vocational Opportunity Clubs of America Mem- bership: David Pickle, James Harris, Ronnie Wil- son, Mike Amonett, Arthur Montgomery, Ken- neth Griggs, Mike Wood, Ricky Collins, Roy Butler, Mary Thurman, Allen Elders, Ben Daniel, Sammy Lumpkin, Tim Thomison, Danny White- side, Thomas Montgomery, Sammy Linder, Don Bennett, William Whiteside, Raymond Pardlow, Tommy Kirkland, Edward Baker, Dave Cronic, Ronald McFalls, Randy Brookshire, Tony Brook- shire, Rocky Hooker. Advisor: Mr. Kenneth Kidd. VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Member- ship: Jimmy Raisin, Jan Hogan, Sherry Massing- ill, Brenda Dillard, Edna Pierce, Keith Holmes, Tony Gamblin, Albert Mitchell, Jerry Boyd, Terry Britton, Ken Maples, Ernie Poole, Vera McHugh, Beverly Jordan, Kirk Arwood, Gerald Mansfield, Lester Blevins, David Wills, Steve Hill, Ricky Og- lesby, Eddie Huskey, Tom Phillips, Van Thurston, Roy Shropshire, Marion Freeman. Advisor: Mr. Ronald Booher. AWARDS OFFICERS Freshman Honors: LAURA PATE, PAUL LOOPER Sophomore Honors: BRUCE COOK, ANNE SMITH Junior Honors: DEL MARTIN, TOM POPE Senior Honors: ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE, LLOYD TIPTON Best Actor: WHIT DAVIES Best Actress: KARLA PATE Most Valuable Player: MARY BRADSHAW President: SHERRY WILSON Vice-President: DEL MARTIN Secretary: ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE Treasurer: TOM POPE Historian: MARY BRADSHAW Parliamentarian: MIKE RODSTEIN Advisor: Dorothy McCrory CATAMOUNT STAFF EDITOR—DENISE ELLIS ASSOC. EDITOR-MARY BETH WELLS BUSINESS MANAGER—MAVELYN PARKS ADVISOR-ELIZABETH ENSLEY ORGANIZATIONS—MARY BRADSHAW, EDITOR; BENNY POSTEN: LYNN KENEMER; VICKI PARKS ACTIVITIES—KARLA PATE, EDITOR; MARLA BRACKETT; LYNN KENEMER; BLAKE NATIONS SPORTS-DEL MARTIN, EDITOR; TOM POPE, BLAKE NATIONS; BENNY POSTEN CLASSES-SUSAN HIGHSMITH, EDITOR; TOM POPE; VICKI PARKS; MAVELYN PARKS; MARLA BRACKETT TYPISTS-MARY BRADSHAW; MARLA BRACKETT Sopranos: Debra Lewis, Cindy Shaheen, Vicki Davis, Patty Beich, Teresa Hollingsworth, Debbie Bryant, Sally Huggins, Sally Masters, Fran Burger, Jan Jordan, Charissa Mitchell, Sherrie Weaver, Dianna Hawkins, Rhonda Holland, Sherry Knight, Eliza- beth Whittemore, Teresa Bingham, Debbie Jordan, Mary Julian Lumpkin, Debra McMahan, Angela Rollins, Debbie Carlson, Gail Clark, Mundy Mann. Boss: Claude Craig, David Rogers, Phillip Carlson, Bruce Cook, Jeffery Harris, Don Amonett, Ben Kizer, Mark Mahan, David Shaw, Whit Davies, Barry Gober, Lloyd Tipton, Cleavie Hitt, Gerald Mansfield, Steve Mahan, Walter Snowden, LaMonte Whitmire, Brent Martin. Tenors: Mike Boggess, Don Robinson, Russell Henderson, Jeffery Johnson, Johnny CATAMOUNT Ellenburg, Bill Carroll, Duane Gibson, Gene Threet, Hugh Cagle. Altos: Julie Boggess, Carla Wilson, Rhunae Turkett, Susan Shaw, Eliska Hogan, Donna Ellis, LeAnn Branham, Debbie Woods, Mary Linda Cassidy, Franna Conner, Debbie Baker, Beverly Marshall, Karen James, Ginger Barton, Carol Clanton, Ann Smith, Jane Cox, Karla Pate, Joy Richman, Bonnie Bassett, Donna King, Mary Beth Wells, Mary Bradshaw. Director: Rita Grizzell if 'V -f CHORUS CHORAL HONORS 1. DHS Trio—DEBBIE McMAHON, JULIE BOGGESS, KARLA PATE; Region Literary- First Place; State Literary—First Place; Solo and Ensemble Festival—Excellent Rating. 2. Accompanist—ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE; National Choral Award. 3. DHS Quartet-CLEAVIE HITT, DONALD AMONETT, DON ROBINSON, DUANE GIBSON; Region Literary—First Place; Solo and Ensemble Festival—Superior Rating. CATAMOUNT CHORUS—Georgia Music Festival; Performance—Excellent Rating; Sight-Reading—Excellent Rating. Eliska Hogan HOMECOMING Crystal Robbins Freshman COURT Sophomore Beverly Young Junior Wanda Gray Senior . and Miss v i55 uno—unarie cni5 Mr. DHS—Mike Raber Freshman: Anne Hogan Crutchie Crutchfield UNDERCLASS FAVORITES Sophomore: Shane Quarles Ray Dunn Junior: Betty Wells Kevin Ellis FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Sherrie Burch, Russell Henderson Thera Jones, Vance Hunsucker Missy Cook, Scott Chitwood Laura Lynn Bray, Frank Broadrick Peggy Massey, Danny Holcomb. 63 TALENT SHOW April 18, 1973 1. Mary Beth Wells, Scott Holsomback— Emcees 2. Critical Mass Band—Superior 3. Johnny “Elvis” Ellenburg—Superior 4. All Talent Show Participants 5. Peggy Massey—Excellent 6. Four on the Floor Band—Superior 7. Kazoo Band—Excellent 8. Barry Gober, Russell Henderson—Excellent 9. Vicki Davis—Excellent The 1973 Talent Show was sponsored and produced by Miss McCrory’s second semes- ter public speaking class. Steve “Groucho’’ Randolph appeared as the special guest star and introduced the acts along with emcees Scott Hol- somback and “Edith Ann.” Ratings of excellent and supe- rior were awarded to out- standing performers. UNDERCLASS HONORS DHS Honors Day May 16, 1973 ROBB HESS MEMORIAL AWARD-Tracy Ward. UDC HISTORY AWARD—Harnett DiGioia, Terry Anderson. LATIN AWARD—Laura Rutland. FRENCH AWARD—Cynthia Trimboli. SCHOLARS BOWL TEAM MEMBERS-Tim Allred, Laura Rutland, Brian Cady. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS—Horriett DiGioia, David Shaheen, Carlisle Trimble, Lynn Kenemer. UNIVERISTY OF GEORGIA CERTIFICATES OF MERIT—Terry An- derson, Debbie Lynn Barnett, Nancy Burger, Billy Chamblee, Har- riett DiGioia, Debbie Doris, Lynn Kenemer, Steve Kirby, Julie Manly, Del Mortin, Tom Pope, Benny Posten, David Shaheen, Carlisle Trimble. EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE AWARDS—Lynn Kenemer, Del Martin. FRESHMAN SERVICE AWARDS-Lou Ann Boozer, Fran Burger, Cindy Keefer, Paul Looper, Debbie Norville, Laura Pate, Rita Wyrick. SOPHOMORE SERVICE AWARDS-Chrissie Pope, Carol Ross, Cynthia Trimboli, Sandra Roberts, Stephen Farrow, Crystal Rob- bins, Anne Smith, Anne Griggs, Bob Greeson, Shane Quorles, Denise Newton. JUNIOR SERVICE AWARDS-Tom Pope, Harriett DiGioia, Nancy Norville, Vicki Parks, Beth Monis, Linda Whittle, Susan Highsmith, Julie Boggess. NEDT CERTIFICATES—Jesse Eugene Beavers, Frances Roe Bur- ger, Debra Cochran, Lorry Michael Fauscette, Edward Bryan Gib- son, Jeffrey Alexander Harris, Beverly Harrison, Cindy Keefer, Paul Looper, Pete Lumpkin, Dovid Charles Meltzer, Tammy Na- hari, Debbie Norville, Aleatho Ruth Plott,, Geoffrey Allan Robert- son, Laura Rutland, May Trimble, Gregg Glascock, Dennis Worm- ack, Kathy Mary Williams, Rita Wyrick. NINETY FIVE OR ABOVE AVERAGE-Eddie Gibson, Dennis Warmock, Fort Felker, Anne Griggs, Laura Rutland, Cynthia Tri- mboli, Deborah Barnett, Harriett DiGioia, Lynn Kenemer, Nancy Norville, David Shaheen, Tommy Stowe. Picture Left: First Row Left—Jeffrey Harris, Pete Lumpkin, David Meltzer, Dennis Warmock, Tracy Word. Second Row—Cynthia Trimboli, Lynn Kenemer, Chrissie Pope, Sandra Roberts, Jesse Beavers. Third Row—Del Mortin Julie Boggess, Shane Quarles, Aleatha Plott, Molly Hamilton. Fourth Row—Lou Ann Boozer, Rita Wyrick, Laura Pate, Jan Harrison, Nancy Thomas. Fifth Row— Julie Manly, Debbie Doris, Nancy Norville, Cathy Williams, Deb- bie Norville. Sixth Row—Harriett DiGioia, Billy Chomblee, Susan Highsmith, Vicki Porks, Anne Smith. Bock Row—Benny Posten, Steve Forrow, Mike Fauscette, Bob Greeson, Denise Newton, Anne Griggs, Tom Pope, Paul Lopper. Literary Contestants: Front Left—Don Robinson, Debbie McMahon, Kristo Jones, Julie Boggess, David Shaheen, Korla Pate, Amy Weover. Bock — Trammell Storks, Duane Gibson, Don Amonetf. Fort Feller, Cleovie Hitt, Ben Kizer. LITERARY EVENTS BALDWIN FORENSICS TOURNAMENT: The Bear one-oct ploy-First Ploce; STEVE FARROW-Best Actor. REGION 5-AAA LITERARY COMPETITION: THE BEAR”—First Ploce. STEVE FARROW-Best Actor. Cost: DEL MARTIN, MARY BRADSHAW, STEVE FARROW. Directed by MISS DOROTHY McCRORY. AMY WEAVER—First Ploce—Home Economics. KARLA PATE-First Ploce-Gids Essay. FORT FELKER—First Ploce—Extemporaneous Speaking. ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE—First Ploce—Interpretive Reoding. DAVID SHAHEEN-First Ploce-Pkmo. BEN KIZER-First Ploce-Boys Solo. GIRLS TRIO-First Ploce-JULIE BOGGESS, DEBBIE McMA HON, KARLA PATE. BOYS QUARTET-First Place-DON AMONETT, DUANE GIB- SON, CLEAVIE HITT, DON ROBINSON DALTON HIGH SCHOOL-First Ploce-Region 5-AAA Literary Trophy STATE AAA LITERARY COMPETITION: THE BEAR -Third Ploce; GIRLS TRIO-First Ploce; FORT FELKER-Second Place- Extemporaneous Speaking, ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE-Third Ploce—Oral Interpretation. “THE BEAR Directed by: Miss Dorothy McCrory The Widow—Del Martin Luca—Mary Bradshaw The Bear—Steve Farrow Cindy Keefer Cathy Pederson Lisa Bodenheimer Sherrie Weaver Ann Ford Mae Trimble Debby Long Laura Rutland Amy Ward Mrs. Fairfax—Karla Pate Leah—Denise Newton Jane Eyre—Elizabeth Whittemore Mr. Rochester—Whit Davies Adele Varens—Felicia Frank Grace Poole—Joy Richman Mason—Lloyd Tipton The Maniac—Mary Bradshaw Blanche Ingram—Donna King Lady Ingram—Pam Ridings Lord Ingram—Mark Mahan Briggs—Paul Looper Rev. Wood—Tracy Ward Diana Rivers—Sherrie Weaver Hannah—Amy Ward St. John Rivers—Steve Farrow “THEGABAWACHEE Directed by: Miss Dorothy McCory “JANE EYRE Directed by: Mr. Robert Brown DHS PLAYERS PRODUCTIONS “YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN” Directed by: Miss Susan McCain ? Charlie Brown—Steve Farrow Schroeder— Paul Looper - Lucy—Karla Pate Patty—Anne Smith ■ Linus—Bruce Cook Snoopey—Fort Felker ) j “CHAIN OF JADE” Directed by: Miss Dorothy McCrory , Joy Richman Fort Felker Steve Mahan Mike Rodstein ( Anne Smith Donna King ■ Fran Burger Amy Wary Bruce Cook Mary Bradshaw Sherry Wilson Lloyd Tipton Mark Mahan Steve Farrow • SCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE” Mark Mahan Steve Mahan Denise Newton Del Martin Bruce Cook Paul Looper Elizabeth Whittemore Patty Puckett Directed by: Miss Dottie Foster Chrissie Pope Anne Smith Ann Ford Bob Greeson 69 “JANE EYRE November 4-5, 1972 71 MANAGING STAFF DIRECTED BY ROBERT BROWN Makeup Set Design Beverly Higdon Dorothy McCrory Costumers Publicity Esther Lowe Beth Nysewander Sharon Grant Kay Welton Jo Pate Properties Lights Polly Boggess House Manager Susan McCain Elizabeth Ensley Stage Managers Beverly Higdon Dottie Foster TECHNICAL STAFF Assistant Stage Managers .... Karla Pate Mike Rodstein Stage Crew Bill Greeson Tom Minor Reid Grimes Clete Smith Philip Carlson Tom Pope Jimmy Shaheen Steve Mahan Set Construction Reid Grimes Karla Pate Mary Bradshaw Gary Perkins Philip Carlson Tom Phillips Steve Farrow Alan Posten Duane Gibson Clete Smith Bill Greeson David Tibbetts Tom Minor Paul Looper Andy Frank MUSlCAl DIRECTION BY CHOREOGRAPHY BY RITA GRIZZELL STANLEY ZOMPAKOS ORCHESTRATION BY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR PIANIST MELVIN MORGAN MARY BRADSHAW DONNA J. BASSETT Cover Design DEL MAR,IN OLIVER CAST (In Order of Appearance) Mr. Bumble........................................... Mrs. Corney......................................... Workhouse Assistants................................. Oliver.............................................. Mr. Sowerberry....................................... Mrs. Sowerberry..................................... Charlotte............................................ Noah Claypoole...................................... Artful Dodger........................................ Fagin................................................ Charlie Bates....................................... Nancy................................................ Bet.................................................. Chairman............................................. Bill Sikes.......................................... Mr. Brown low........................................ Mrs. Bedwin......................................... Dr. Grimwig.......................................... Delivery Boy......................................... Old Sally............................................ Bumble s Maid........................................ Se Design By KARLA PATE .............Mark Helton Mary Bradshaw Norris Little. Steve Mahon .........Danny Claiborne ............Lloyd Tipton ............Vicki Parks ...............Lauro Pote ............Bob Greeson .............Bruce Cook .............Whit Davies .........David Kenemer .........Sherrie Weaver ...........Julie Boggess ............Claude Croig .............Cleavie Hitt ............Steve Farrow ..........Denise Newton ............Claude Craig .............Tony Morris ..............Carol Ross .............Anne Smith WORKHOUSE BOYS AND FAGIN BOYS MAGGIE BRADSHAW, SHELDA COOPER, CAROL DAVENPORT, CATHY GALLANT, LAINE KELLY, KELLY BRANHAM, TONY MORRIS, MAUREEN NICHOLS, LORI SWIFT, SCOn CARROLL, ROBB COX, CHARLES EDMOND, JULIE FARMER, SCOTT FARROW, ANN FORD, ROC HARDIN, JO HELLER, CINDY KEEFER, DAVID STUART, DAVID KENEMER, DEL MARTIN, ALAN POSTEN, PATTY PUCKETT. STREET VENDORS AND CROWDS L'Q ts....................Fort Felker Spotlights.............Jackie Brindle Makeup.................Sherry Wilson Mary Bradshaw Mundy Mann Julie Boggess Karla Pate Del Martin Vicki Parks Costumes........Elizabe'h Whittemore Karla Pate Maty Bradshaw FRAN BURGER, MARY LINDA CASSIDY, DUANE GIBSON, BOB GREESON, KARLA PATE, NORRIS LITTLE, PAUL LOOPER, CATHY BAKKUM, TOMMY BROWN, BILL CARROLL, KAYLA COFFEY, FRANNA CONNER, MARK MAHAN, BETH MANIS, DE- NISE NEWTON, CHRISSIE POPE, VICKI PARKS, TOM POPE, ANNE SMITH, LLOYD TIPTON, CATHI WEAVER, SHERRY WILSON, MARK HELTON, LISA BODENHEIMER, DEBBIE CARLSON, SHERRIE DYER, REID GRIMES, RHONDA HEWITT, SANDRA JACKSON, SHERRY KNIGHT, PEGGY MALONE, MUNDY MANN, TAMMY NAHARI, DONNA PAINTER, CRYSTAL ROBBINS, SANDRA ROBERTS, LEANN BRANHAM, DE- LYN RITCHEY. Publicity.......... Don Amonett Kim Harkins Danny Claiborne Danny Goswick Hostesses........... Ushers.............. . 7eEsther Bush Donna King Katholeen O Mahoney Karla Pate . Denise Ellis Mary Beth Wells . Junior Tri-Hi-Y Props Anne Smith Darline Richards Mary Coppage Teresa Bingham Laura Smith Vicki Parks ORCHESTRA Flute—Carol Clanton Laura Rutland French Horn- Mark Lusk Marcy Ball Faith Stevens Clarinet Lynn Kenemer Bonnie Bassett Bass Clarinet Mona Howell Contra Bass Clarinet—Scott Randolph Bari Sax Neil Kirk Trumpet Debra Davis Don Robinson Stevie Miller Bass Horn—Bert Coker Trombone Anthony Robertson Eddie Gibson Drums— Craig Davison Percussion ZeEsther Bush Oboe Mickey Fisher Faculty 79 WE NEVER LOST A GAME- TIME JUST RAN OUT.” 87 -COACH BILL CHAPPELL 1972 VARSITY CATAMOUNT FOOTBALL TEAM W - HARMON FIELD First Row: Mark Lane, Hortsell Long, Mark Berry, Jonny Jewell, Dan Hough, Tim Olds, Dave Holcomb, Kendall Harkins, John Grisson, James Ross, Kenny Kistner, Er- nie Plott—Co-Coptain, Scott Millsap. Second Row: Tommy Comelison, Kelvin Stokes, Harold Baker, Jocky Dycus, Donny Holcomb, Gregg Cousby, Whit Joyner, Clay Scott, Johnny Pelfrey, Reid Grimes, Paul Sparks, Vance Hunsucker, Johnny Ellen- burg, Brod Hockney. Third Row: Raye Smith, David Renz, Kim Kephort, Tommy Mo- con, Jeff Biddle, Billy Chamblee, Gary Waters, Ken Renz, Mike Willioms, Mark Smith, Steve Randolph, Robert Barksdale, Bobby Cummings, David Cross. Fourth Row: Gary Clark, Mike Raber—Captain, Clete Smith, Marty Morelli, Blake Notions, Ray Dunn, George Woods, Tris Smith, Benny Posten, Scott Sellers, Mike Wilson, Lane Newberry, Charles Coylor, Frank Broadrick. 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 1 DALTON OPPONENT 1 13 LaFayette 0 7 Calhoun 6 13 Rossvile 21 0 Campbell of Smyrna 0 8 Marietta 7 1 0 South Cobb 10 7 Douglas County 13 34 Wheeler 14 20 Sprayberry 7 30 R. L. Osborne 7 Season Record: 6-3-1 1 NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL SCORES 1 DALTON OPPONENT 8 Bradley County 8 22 Murray County 0 14 Rossville 6 14 Cleveland 7 6 Lakeview 12 0 Rossville 7 0 Cleveland 7 38 North Whitfield 8 14 LaFayette 8 10 Calhoun 6 Season Record: 63 1 1972 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Greg baker, Greg Austin, David Willis, Chris Yo- ther, Eddie Faith, Fred Moore, Dana Biddle, Glenn Looper, David Randolph, Chris McClain, Crutchie Crutchfield. Second Row: John Carson, Pete Lumpkin, Bryan Hair, Gay Hackney, Scott Broadrick, Chris Kirkpatrick, Maurice Weaver, Nicky Griffin, Marcus Mocon, Ricky Lieberman, Randy Bryant. Third Row: Mike Lowe, Greg Townsend, Bucky Cope, Tim Hough, George Swafford, Ben Bonds, Cloy Powell, Kendall Story, Harvey Redwine, Robin Cooper, Mike Rizer, Carl Griggs, Chris Curtin. 88 FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF KNEELING: Doyle Grizzell, David Evans—Head Freshman Coach, Carlton man—Assistant Freshmen Coach, Hayden Wagers, Loron Carter, Ronnie Guthrie, Bill Chappell—Head Coach. STANDING: David Cody, Bob Cap- McClurg. 1972 AWARD WINNERS VARSITY Most Valuable Player-—Mike Raber Scholastic Award—Reid Grimes Outstanding Lineman—Reid Grimes Most Improved Lineman—Tris Smith Outstanding Back—John Grisson Most Improved Back—Blake Nations Outstanding Defensive Back—Marty Morelli Outstanding Defensive Lineman—Kim Kephart Sportsmanship Award—David Holcomb Golden Helmet Award—Danny Holcomb FRESHMAN Most Valuable Back—David Willis Most Valuable Lineman—John Carson MANAGERS KNEELING: David Shaw—Trainer, David Holt. STANDING: Gory Reid, Tommy Farmer, Jim Holloway—Trainer, not pictured—Danny Brindle. 89 LAFAYETTE: An opening 1 3-0 triumph over the LoFayette Ramblers extended the Cats' string of shutouts to five. The new four man front seemed to be successful as Dalton played an outstanding defensive game. CALHOUN: In the first home game of the season, Dalton finished victorious in a narrow 7-6 verdict. Because the game could hardly be described as a success, the Catamounts prac- ticed on the following Saturday. ROSSVILLE: On this wet Friday night, the Catamounts suffered the first defeat of the season. After being stunned in the first half, Dalton unsuc- cessfully tried to make a comeback. Holding the Bull- dogs scoreless in the second half, they chalked up 13 points, falling short of Ros- sville’s 21. CAMPBELL: Highly-favored Dalton had to settle for a scoreless stalemate against the invading Campbell Tigers of Smyrna. The rain and light- ning did not hinder one team more than the other, but Dal- ton, in spite of the usual out- standing defense, could not muster an offensive attacking unit. MARIETTA: The Catamounts got back on the winning track by defeating the Blue Devils 8- 7. Late in the fourth quarter Dalton drove 69 yards in seven plays to score their only touchdown. Having decided to go for all or nothing, they made the important two-point play. SOUTH COBB: Catamounts suffered the second defeat of the season to South Cobb. The Eagles scored ten, second half points after being held to a deadlock in the first half. Dal- ton dropped to 3-2-1 for the season and 1-1-2 in Region 5AAA competition. DOUGLAS COUNTY: Despite coming out on the short end of a 1 3-7 score, the Catamounts probably played one of the best games of the season against the undefeated highly- ranked Douglas County Tigers. WHEELER: Dalton celebrated a happy Homecoming with an easy 34-14 victory over the Wheeler Wildcats. Dalton’s much improved offense amassed 302 yards to Wheeler's 82. This skirmish which had been postponed one night, moved the Cats above the 500 level to 4-3-1, and 2-3-1 in region play. SPRAYBERRY: The Catamounts’ road season ended with an established 20- 7 victory over the Sprayberry Yellow Jackets. The outcome was never in doubt as Dalton tallied one touchdown in each of the last three quarters of the game. R. L. OSBORNE: At halftime, Dalton trailed the Cardinals 7- 6, but after half time, the Cats put it together and charged out to win the second half 24- 0. Dalton thus concluded with a 30-7 win. 91 92 97 VARSITY ROYS FRONT; David Redwme — Manoger, Nicky Starting, James Wofford, John Horn, Alon O'Bryant, jimmy Howell, Tommy Mo- con, Robert O'Neal, Dovid Shaw—Trainer BACK: Do- vid Nowell,—Manoger, Monty Willi . Jimmy Doyle, Ron Jock ion. Mar cut Starling, Scott Chit- wood, Steve Austin, Lone Jock son, Morris Brockett, Jim Hollowoy—Trainer, Coach Bob Chapman BASKETBALL VARSITY GIRLS Most Valuable Player-Sue Hockney, Sheila Jones Best Offensive Player—Debra Rice Best Defensive Player—Diane Ellis Sportsmanshp—Missy Cook, Jan Stonfield Christmas Tournament All-Tournament Teom— Sheilo Jones, Debra Rice, Jon Stonfield Region 5 AAA All-Tournament Teom— Debra Rice Christmas Tournament MVP— Sue Hockney B TEAM BOYS Most Valuable Ployer—Lane Jockson Most Improved Player- Tommy Cor nek son Best Defensive Ployer—Renord Cooper Christmas Tournament AR-Tournament Teom— Jimmy Howell, Renard Cooper, Lane Jock son Christmas Tournament MVP— John Horn FRESHMAN BOYS Most Valuable Player—Louis Mocon Best Defensive Ployer— Edward Starr 1973 AWARD WINNERS VARSITY GIRLS 8 TEAM GIRLS FRONT: Jan Stanfield, Juanita Johnson, Barbara Finney, Missy Cook, Cathy Whitener, She4a Jones, Judy Drake. BACK; Cooch Glen Masters, Deboroh Galloway, Diane Ellis, Mary Thelma Pennington, Debra Rice, Joy Richmon, Pot Bonds, Sue Hockney, Martha Whitener — Manager. Most Valuable B Teom Player— Shirley Voughn Most Valuable Ninth Grode Player— Norma Jones Sportsmonship— Debbie Cochran Christmas Tournament AII-Tournament Teom— Karen Dycus, Denise Newton, Shirley Voughn VARSITY BOYS Most Valuable Ployer—Robert O'Neal Best Free-Throw Average— Nicky Starling Sportsmonship— Scott Chitwood Christmas Tournament AH-Tournament Teom— Steve Austin, Robert O'Neal, Nicky Starling Region 5-AAA All-Tournament Teom— Robert O'Neol B TEAM BOYS FRONT: Mike Smith, Re- nard Cooper, Johnny Ellen- burg, Tim Olds, Kendoll Horkms, Chuck Shook. BACK: Jimmy Howell, George Woods. Lone Jock son, John Horn, John O'Neol, Tommy Corn- elison. Coach Scott Brackett. B TEAM GIRLS FRONT: Annette Hill, Mary Jone Hurt, Eliska Hogan, Norma Jones BACK: Solly Mosters— Manoger, Cooch Marilyn Sharp, Patricia Phillips, Jo Ellen Middleton, Jeon Fin- ney. Debbie Norville. De mse Newton, Donna EHis, Shirley Voughn, Jonetta Manning, Debbie Cochron, Wondo Mock, FRESHMAN BOYS FRONTt Tim Whitfield, Terry Stanfield, Scott Broodnck, Cloy Hockney, Bryan Hair, BACK: Cooch Chorles Gwynn, Crutchie Crutchfield, Bucky Cope, Mike Fouscett, Jeff Walls, Louis Mocon. NOT PIC- TURED: David Willis, Ed- word Starr, Ben Bonds, Greg Austin, Marcus Mocon DALTON OPP DALTON OPP REGION i 64 Calhoun 57 72 Eastbrook 50 DALTON OPP 39 West Rome 37 55 West Fonnm 60 58 Rossville 55 62 North Whitfield 44 53 Chattooga 78 65 Marietta 55 63 East Rome 70 55 Lokeview 70 51 Cherokee 46 47 Model 44 66 Calhoun 71 54 Wheeler 43 57 Ringgold 50 66 Ringgold 58 71 Campbell 77 67 Lakeview 62 59 East Rome 45 1 66 Chattooga 69 60 West Fannin 75 STATE i 71 West Side 44 61 West Rome 70 50 Clark Central 74 I 67 North Whitfield 42 69 Eastbrook52 54 Murray Co. 58 41 North Whitfield37 59 Model 48 SEASON RECORD 18 1 1 DALTON OPP DALTON OPP REGION 50 Calhoun 38 61 Model 42 DALTON OPP 39 West Rome 35 56 Eastbrook 24 59 Douglas County 21 42 North Whitfield 46 46 West Fannin 25 50 Campbell 37 | 53 East Rome 41 68 Chattooga 45 38 Wheeler 41 j 61 Model 33 49 Lakeview 43 49 Ringgold 46 45 Colhoun 47 63 Lakeview 34 38 Ringgold 30 70 Chattooga 18 34 East Rome 30 56 Westside 52 51 West Fonnm 30 53 Ringgold 51 28 West Rome 24 42 North Whitfield 32 SEASON RECORD: 23-3 DALTON OPP DALTON OPP 42 Calhoun 44 59 West Fonnin 39 79 North Whitfield 40 48 Chattooga 43 73 Ringgold 38 49 Lokeview 36 63 Lokeview 44 63 Calhoun 56 62 Chattooga 39 47 Ringgold 27 54 Cleveland 66 44 West Fannin 52 59 North Whitfield’ 35 46 West Rome 45 72 Calhoun 39 63 Eastbrook 42 48 LaFoyette ’ 39 59 North Whitfield 44 77 Eastbrook 55 SEASON RECORD: 16-3 DALTON OPP DALTON OPP 42 Calhoun 14 40 Ringgold 36 34 North Whitfield 18 33 Eastbrook 39 34 North Whitfield 18 33 Eastbrook 39 34 Ringgold 27 33 North Whitfield 22 47 Lakeview 34 SEASON RECORD: 1 2 2 43 Chattooga 24 26 North Whitfield 22 FRESHMAN GIRLS 27 West Side 38 38 Murray County 24 35 Eastbrook 26 34 North Whitfield 32 49 Chattoogo 26 2 Chattooga 0 39 Lakeview 9 27 North Whitfield 22 47 Calhoun 14 49 Murray County 13 SEASON RECORD: 5-0 DALTON 52 Murray County OPP 56 49 Eastbrook 50 30 North Whitfield 35 40 Chattooga 29 42 North Whitfield 40 36 Chattooga 38 63 Cleveland 61 48 Murray County 56 44 LaFoyette 46 SEASON RECORD. 3-6 ‘Christmas Tournaments CALHOUN: Dalton High's basketball sea- son got off to a good start as both teams turned back stubborn host Calhoun. WEST ROME: In the first game of the season, both squads had to come from behind to claim their close wins. NORTH WHITFIELD: The Catamounts, dis- playing a fine defense, claimed their third victim, but the Kittymounts were out- hustled by the arch-rivals, Pioneer Girls. EAST ROME: The boys suffered the first loss of the season at the hands of un- beaten host East Rome. The girls emerged victorious after overcoming a slow start. MODEL: The Kittymounts romped to a 61- 33 win over visiting Model, and the Catamount's victory put them back on the winning track. RINGGOLD: The unde- feated Ringgold girls were knocked off the pedestal by the invading Kittymounts, while the Cats turned back the Ringgold boys. LAKEVIEW: The Dalton squads captured a doubleheader from visiting Lakeview, and both team extended their sparkling cre- dentials to 6-1. CHATTOOGA: The Kittymounts demol- ished their opponents from Chattooga County, 70-18, but the boys found the cards stacked against them. Coach Chap- man was having a rough night, and re- ceived his walking papers while talking with one of the Catamounts during a Chat- tooga free throw, a situation allowed by the rules book. Coach Brackett took over the coaching job, and the boys almost claimed victory, but fell at the bitter end, 69-66. NORTH GEORGIA INVITATION TOUR- NAMENT: In the first night of action, the boys enjoyed a decisive triumph over host West Side. On the following night, it was the girls’ turn, and they fought for victory over the unbeaten West Side girls. The third night of the Christmas Tournament saw the Kittymounts pulling together at the end of the game for a 53-51 win over Ringgold, while the Catamounts also moved into the finals as they raced past opponent North Whitfield. In the finals, the boys were surprised by Murray County, and although they struggled hard, the Cats fell by 4 points. The girls were pitted against North Whitfield, the only team that had beaten the Kittymounts to date. Kittymounts poured on the steam to win 42-32, and were crowned champions of the Tournament. MODEL: Both games were decided in the final quarter as the Red teams pulled away from their hosts. EASTBROOK: On their home court, Daltor manhandled the Eastbrook squads, with boys rolling to a 75-50 victory after the girls posted a 56-24 win. WEST FANNIN: The West Fannin girls were beaten soundly by the Kittymounts, but the Cats saw a 14-point lead evapo- rate incredibly in the fourth quarter as they fell to the invading West Fannin boys by 5 points. CHATTOOGA: The girl's team breezed past host Chattooga County, but the boys were outhustled, and suffered their second loss to the Chattooga boys. LAKEVIEW: The girls extended their sea- son record to 15-1 by defeating the vis- iting Lakeview squad, but the boys' team, suffering another loss, fell to their oppo- nent, whom they had beaten earlier in the season. CALHOUN: Previously beaten Calhoun re- turned home with a pair of victories. The Kittymounts were feeling the effects of the flu, but they almost found enough strength to win, the final score being 47-45. The Catamounts almost snapped their losing streak, but fell in the final minute. RINGGOLD: Dominating the 4th quarter, the girls won their game, and then watched the boys shatter a four-game los- ing streak. EAST ROME: A slow-starting skirmish ended up with the Kittymounts emerging as the victor, while the Catamounts pulled together to defeat visiting East Rome, to whom they had lost earlier in the season. WEST FANNIN: The girls clipped West Fannin to chalk up their 1 8th win in 20 at- tempts, but the boys, playing tremen- dously well, could not overcome the odds, which were stacked in favor of host West Fannin. Twenty-three personal fouls were called on the Cats by the Tennessee offi- cials, compared to the meager three against the home team. WEST ROME: The Kittymounts claimed their 19th victim by registering a second triumph over host West Rome, but in the boys skirmish, the host gained revenge for an earlier defeat. EASTBROOK: The girls gained an easy victory over Eastbrook, and the boys claimed a win, too, despite the change in the starting lineup, which was made to fool Rossville scouts present. NORTH WHITFIELD: An overflow crowd at the North Whitfield gym saw the Kit- tymounts capture a close one from the rival North Whitfield girls. The Catamounts had a suprisingly tough time in claiming victory. REGION 5-AAA TOURNEMENT: The boys gained a berth in the tournament at Mar- ietta by outlasting Rossville, 58-55, on the Dalton court. The first night of the Tourna- ment at Marietta found the Kittymounts breezing to a 59-21 win, and the Catamounts stunned favored Marietta by a 65-55 victory. Both teams rested the second night, but on the following night, the girls advanced one more step by de- feating Campbell of Smyrna, and the boys echoed the girls triumph by taking Che- rokee. The Red Teams were only one game away from state berths. The fourth night of tournament action brought disaster to the Kittymounts. Fighting all the way, the final buzzer found the girls 3-points be- hind Wheeler, the team that later won the title. The Catamounts qualified for state activity by surprising their foes in a 54-43 win over the Wheeler boys. In the finals of the Region 5-AAA Tournament, the weary Catamounts were denied the title by Campbell. In the 5 nights of the tourna- ment, the Cats had played four times, while the Championship game was Camp- bell’s first game. The boys fought hard be- fore falling to the Campbell team. STATE TOURNAMENT: The Catamounts traveled to Atlanta to play under Georgia Tech's Alexander Dome. Their opponent was powerful Clark Central, who stopped the Cats from advancing further by a deci- sive victory. 102 103 1973 DALTON HIGH TRACK TEAM 104 FIRST ROW: David Willis, Stephen Farrow, Scott Millsap, Alan Little, Chris McClain, Tim Hough, Mike Trollinger, Croig Webb, Hugh Means, Mar- cus Mocon, Marcus Anderson, Greg Townsend, Guy Abernathy. SECOND ROW: Trainer—David Shaw, Manoger—Tommy Farmer, Keith Fulghum, Clay Scott, Dave Holcomb, Danny Bnndle, Tim Olds, Randy Childress, Billy Chamblee, Dan Hol- comb, Jonny Jewell, Lynn Chitwood, Tommy Mo- con, Johnny Pelfrey, John Grisson, Mike Roberts, Allen Steele. THIRD ROW-.Troiner—Jim Holloway, Herbert Armstrong, Kim Kephort, David Renz, Shannon Gamble, Tris Smith, George Woods, Glen Monsfield, Ron Jock son. Lane Jackson, Hor- oJd Baker, Chris Kirkpatrick, Greg Glascock, Greg Baker, Marc Phillips. BACK ROW: Assistant Cooch Hayden Wogers, Mike O’Guinn, Eddie Gibson, Blair LaVelle, Steve Crider, Ernie Plott, Morty Morelli, Mike Raber, Frank Broodrkk, Jomes Howell, Paul Johnson, Bucky Cope, AAonty Willis, Mork Lane, Mark Swam, Head Cooch Ron McClurg. DALTON 1973 Trock Scores OPPONENT 105 LoFayette 32 87 Darlington 49 127 5 6 North Whitfield 24 2 3 Valley Point 13 1 2 193 Carters ville 122 Rockmort 112 Harold son County 54 1 2 108 West Rome 32 63 Ooltewah 46 Cleveland 31 100 East Rome 92 Calhoun 70 1 2 ROME RELAYS ’Darlington 42 Coss 37 1 2 West Rome 34 ‘Coosa 22 98 Osborne 74 • Cherokee 66 ’Wheeler 63 Rossville 51 ' REGION South Cobb 42 Douglas County 41 ‘Campbell 32 Marietta 22 Sprayberry 8 SEASON RECORD: 27 0 State AAA Finishers Mike Rober—Discus Throw—4 th Shot Put—6th James Howell—Pole Vault—8th Nicky Starling—Triple Jump—8th Brood Jump—9th Monty Willis—High Jump—8th School Records Mike Raber—Discus Throw—146'5” Nicky Starling—Triple Jump—45'1 1 4 Monty Willis—High Jump—6’2 GIRLS TRACK TEAM TAKES FIFTH IN STATE Girls Track Team Seated: Susan Shaw, Lee Ann Thurs- ton, Alisa Morrison, Kayla Coffey, Bobbina Kirk. Standing: Barbara Fin- ney, Diana Hawkins, Mary Jane Hurt, Carla Wilson, Coach Bob Chapman, Not Pictured: Debbie Law, Sandy Wilson. Girls Track Scores DALTON OPPONENT 48 Ringgold 62 State Finishers Barbara Finney—440 Yard Dash— 4th, 880 Yard Run—4th Broad Jump—4th, Bobbina Kirk—100 Yard Dash—4th, Debbie Law—220 Yard Dash—4th, High Jump—6th, Sandy Wilson—220 Yard Dash— 5th, Barbara Finney, Mary Jane Hurt, Bobbina Kirk, Debbie Law- 440, Yard Relay—4th, Mary Jane Hurt, Debbie Law, Carla Wilson, Sandy Wilson—880 Yard Relay— 5th. GOLF TEAM PLACES THIRD IN REGION 5AAA Golf Team Ray Dunn Toby Reid Tom Pullen Jerry Boyd John Ham Mike Smith Scott Sellers Scott Andersen Coach Loren Carter 106 SOFTBALL TEAM FINISHES SECOND IN I AREA CHAMPIONSHIP! ■ A Softball Team Seated: Donnita Cagle, Theresa Lun- sford, Jean Finney, Libby Bonnell, Jo Ellen Middleton, Judy Smotak. Standing: Darline Richards, Faye English, Joy Richman, Deborah Rice, Nancy Rice, Teresa Bingham, Jenni- fer Darnell, Sylvia Richards, Coach Randy Herron. Not Pictured: Sue Hackney, Eliska Hogan, Marsha Posten, Shirley Vaughn. AWARDS Spirit Award—Libby Bonnell Best Defensive—Darline Richards Debra Rice5eSt Hit,ing Perce ta9e- Coaches Award—Eliska Hogan Most Valuable Player—Joy Richman. 1973 Softball Scores DALTON OPPONENT 7 Eastbrook it 2 4 6 Eastbrook it 1 10 1 8 Westside 4 1 Valley Point 0 1 5 Eastbrook 2 I 2 Eastbrook it 1 0 3 Westside 8 8 Valley Point 0 15 Eastbrook it 2 5 1 7 Eastbrook it 1 3 1 1 Westside 12 1 3 Valley Point 4 Season Record: 9-3 1 973 Golf Scores DALTON OPPONENT 313 Darlington 320 341 Calhoun 351 Darlington 323 157 LaFayette 168 REGION Calhoun 355 319 Wheeler 291 Marietta 311 Season Record: 2-2 107 BASEBALL TEAM BREAKS EVEN: PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR '74 109 ■V 110 1973 DALTON HIGH BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Tim Whitfield, Crutchie Crutchfield, Harvey Redwine, Kevin Ellis, Tom Phil- lips, Alan O'Bryant, Jeff Walls, SECOND ROW: Tim Presnell, Kendall Harkins, Jeff Biddle, Kenneth Quarles, Gregg Causby, Whit Joyner, Ricky Abernathy, Scott Broad- rick, BACK ROW: Assistant Coach—Scott Brackett, Barry Gober, Johnny Ellenburg, Jimmy Howell, Randy Hawk- ins, Randy Childress, Jeffrey Winfrey, Tommy Cornelison, Stan Pool, Morris Brackett, Head Coach—David Cady. Awards Team Player Award—Kenneth Quarles Golden Glove Award—Stan Pool Most Valuable Player—Randy Hawkins Baseball scores DALTON OPPONENT 2 Douglas County 6 2 Cherokee 3 4 Marietta 3 4 Rossville 6 5 Osborne 3 9 Wheeler 7 4 South Cobb 3 9 Douglas County 4 10 Cherokee 9 12 Campbell 10 8 Rossville 14 5 Osborne 4 1 Sprayberry 2 4 Wheeler 5 6 Marietta 2 8 Campbell 10 5 South Cobb 14 3 Sprayberry 9 Season Record: 9-9 111 DALTON HIGH TENNIS TEAMS HAVE GOOD SEASON: BOYS IMPROVE, GIRLS REGION 5AAA CHAMPS 1973 Girls Tennis Scores DALTON OPPONENT 6 Brainerd 3 4 Marietta 5 7 LaFayette I 6 Ringgold 0 9 Brainerd 0 6 Marietta 3 9 Cherokee 0 8 LaFayette 0 Season Record: 7-1 Region 5AAA Singles Winner: JAN STANFIELD Girls Tennis Team Seated: Lou Ann Boozer, Sissi Carroll, Debbie Lee, Jan Stanfield, Martha Whitener, Amy Weaver. Standing: Te- resa Lindsay, Lynn Webb, Debra Gal- loway, Carol Clanton, Marsha Posten, Sue Hackney, Shirley Vaughn, Not Pic- tured: Coach Marilyn Sharp. Boys Tennis Team Seated: Scott Carroll, Randy Bryant, Bill Carroll, Steve Miller, Craig Da- vison, David Shaheen, Standing: Melvin Lake, Mark Mitchell, Martin Conner, Chris Bailey, Kim Nix, Not Pictured: Coach Patricia Pack. 1973 Boys Tennis Scores DALTON OPPONENT 0 Marietta 9 7 LaFayette 2 6 Ringgold 3 4 LaFayette 5 0 Marietta 9 4 Cherokee 6 Season Record: 2-4 112 We, the students of Dalton High S' our 1973 Catamount Annual to . . MR. W. R. PEARS chool, dedicate ON Thomas R. Jones Chairman Dalton Board of Education James T. Finney Board Member Jack Proffitt Board Vice Chairman Charles E. Bowen Superintendent Dalton Public Schools R. E. Hamilton Board Member Frank W. Thomason Assistant Superintendent Administration and Business Walter R. Bush Assistant Superintendent Instruction Robert E. Rutland Board Treasurer Robert D. Cox Director of Special Programs Miss Frances Brandon, Administrative Secretary Mr. Charles F. Acree Mrs. Groce W. Acree Mrs. Maureen Adams Miss Betty Allen Mr. Alvin R. Ball Mrs. Vivian Bevil Mr. Ronald Booher Mrs. Morgoret C. Boyd Mr. Scott Brackett Mr. Robert Brown Mrs. Bobbie Burkett Mrs. Evelyn Bush Mr. David Cody Mr. Loron B. Carter Mrs. Jane K. Carter Mr. Robert Chapman Mr. Bill Chappell Mr. Marlin G. Clark Mr. Joe V. Cook Mrs. Linda Davis Mr. J. C. Denman Mr. J. D. Denman Mrs. Linda Dubay Mrs. Carolyn Dyer Mr. Joseph K. Eberhart Miss Elizabeth Ensley Mrs. Robbie Fields Mrs. Dotty Foster Mrs. Elsie de Goicoechea Mrs. Sally Gold Mrs. Sharon Gront Mr. Doyle Grizzell Mrs. Rita Grizzell Mr. Carlton C. Guthrie Mr. Charles Gwynn Mrs. Katy Hamilton Mr. W. P. Herring Miss Ruth Lee Hill Mr. Dewey E. Hughes Mr. Hoyle D. Hyberger Mr. Howell I vester Mrs. Germaine Joyner Mr. Kenneth R. Kidd Mrs. Soro Kidd Mrs. Mozelle Kittle Mr. William Kittle Mrs. Esther Lowe Miss Susan McCain Mr. Ron McClurg Mrs. Wondo McCormick Miss Dorothy McCrory Mr. James E. Martin Mrs. Lillian Mash bum Mr. Glenn Masters Mrs. Kathy Mewboume Mr. Francis C. Miller Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller Mr. Charles D. Mitchell Mrs. Sara Moore Mr. Melvin Morgan Mrs. Beth Nysewonder Miss Pauline Ogletree Mrs. Patricia Pack Mrs. Cindy Patterson Mr. W. R. Pearson Mrs. Joan Ross Mr. Nobert H. Sommer Miss Marilyn Sharp Mrs. Christine Smith Mss Bettie Usrey Mr. Hayden Wagers Mrs. Wanda Ward Mr. William B. Weaver Mrs. Kay Welton AAt. Larry Willis Mrs. Carol Zimbrick Faculty Directory MR. CHARLES F. ACREE B.S. Berry College M.Ed. University of Chotonooga Ed.S. University of North Carolina Chairman—Science Deportment Chemistry, Physics Advisor—FTA, SGA MRS. GRACE W. ACREE. B.S. Berry College M.Ed. University of North Carolina Algebra I, II Advisor—Sr. Tri-Hi-Y MRS. MAUREEN ADAMS B.A. University of Delaware Geometry, General Math II, Algebra I MISS BETTY ALLEN B.A., M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State University Guidance, English II Advisor—Anchor Club, SGA MR. ALFRED M. ANDERSON B.S. University of Georgia M.A. Peabody College Administrative Assistont, Athletic Director MR. ALVIN R. BALL B.S. East Tennessee Stote University M.Ed. University of Chattanooga American History MRS. VIVIAN BEVIL Secretary, Business Office MR. RONALD BOOHER B.S. Carson Newman College Diversified Cooperative Training General Business Advisor—VICA MRS. MARGARET C. BOYD B.S., M.Ed. University of Georgia Algebra I, Geometry Advisor—Junior Tri-Hi-Y MR. SCOn BRACKETT B.S. University of Georgia Community Services, Humanities Coach—B-Team Boys Basketball Assistont Baseball Cooch MISS FRANCES BRANDON A. B. Georgia Stote Womon’s College Administrative Secretary to Principal MR. ROBERT BROWN B. A. Morehouse College M.A.T. Purdue University Choirmon— English Department English, French Advisor—DHS Players, SGA MR. R. W. BURGNER B.B.A., M.Ed. University of Chattanooga Distributive Education Teacher- Coordinator Administrative Assistant Coordinator of Adult Education Advisor—DECA MRS. BOBBIE BURKETT Secretory—Library MRS EVELYN BUSH A. B. Clark College M.A. Atlonta University Mathematics MR. DAVID CADY B. S. Middle Tennessee State University Biology, Physical Science Coach—Football, Baseball MR. LORAN B. CARTER B.S. Auburn University Physical Education, Community Services Cooch—Football, Golf MRS JANE K. CARTER B.S. University of Tennessee Librarian MR. BILL CHAPPELL B.S. University of Georgia M.A. Peabody College Attendance Clerk B.A. Susquehonna University Physicol Education MR. W.P HERRING French 1,11 Heod Football Coach B.S., Ed.S. Georgia Southern Advisor—French Club MR. MARLIN G. CLARK M.A. Peabody College MRS. MARY ELLEN MILLER B.A. William Corey College English I MR. JOE V. COOK A. B. Mercer University M.Ed. University of Tennessee— Chattanooga English I, Physical Science MR. JOE DAVIS B. S., M.Ed. Auburn University Principal MRS LINDA DAVIS B.S. West Georgia College M.Ed. University of Georgia Typing I, Shorthond II MR. J.C. DENMAN A. B., M.Ed. University of Georgia Driver Education Advisor—Safety Club MR. J. D. DENMAN B. S. University of Georgia M.S. Peabody College Geometry, Rev. Algebra MRS. LINDA DUBAY B.S. University of Southern Mississippi General Business, Typewriting I, Shorthand I Office Practice Advisor—SGA MRS. CAROLYN DYER A.B. Huntington College Latin Advisor—Notional Honor Society MR. JOSEPH K. EBERHART A. B., M.A.T. University of Tennesse Chattanooga Biology I MISS ELIZABETH ENSLEY B. S. Middle Tennessee Stote Reading Advisor—Catomount Annual MRS. ROBBIE FIELDS Visiting Teocher Aide MRS DOTTY FOSTER B.S. University of Tennessee— Chattanooga English III Advisor—DHS Players MRS. ELSIE DE GOICOECHEA B.S. Western Carolina University Moth II, Business Math MRS. SALLY GOLD A. B. Newcomb College, Louisiana State University Resource Teacher—Honors Program Advisor—College Bowl Team MRS. SHARON GRANT B. S. Women's College of Georgia Home Economics I, II, III Advisor—FHA MR. DOYLE GRIZZELL B.S., A.B. Jacksonville State University M.A. University of Aloboma Chemistry, Physical Science Cooch—Football MRS. RITA GRIZZELL B.S. Jacksonville State University- Choral Music Director MR. CARLTON C. GUTHRIE B.S. University of Georgia M.E. Middle Tennessee State Drivers Training Advisor—FCA Coach—Football MR. CHARLES GWYNN M.S. Tennessee Technical University B.S. Tennessee State University Biology, Physical Science MRS. KATY HAMILTON Industrial Arts Advisor—Industrial Arts Club MISS RUTH LEE HILL A.B. Queens College American History, English I Advisor—Sr. Tri-Hi-Y MR. DEWEY E. HUGHES A. B. Mercer University M.Ed. University of Chattanooga E.S. University of Georgia Chairman —Social Studies Department World History MR. HOYLE D. HYBERGER M.S. University of Tennessee Biology, Human Physiology Advisor—Science Club MR HOWELL IVESTER M.Ed. University of Tennessee— Chattonoogo English II, III MRS. GERMAINE JOYNER B. S. University of Alabama Librarian MR KENNETH R. KIDD B. S. University of Tennessee C. V.A.E. Coordinator Advisor— VOCA Club MRS. SARA KIDD B.S. Mississippi State University Typing I, II MRS MOZELLE KITTLE Teacher Aide—Clerical Secretary MR. WILLIAM KITTLE A. B. Mercer University Ed.S., M.Ed. University of Georgia American Government, American History MRS. ESTHER LOWE B. S. Savannah Stote College Home Economics Advisor—FHA MISS SUSAN McCAIN B.S. University of Georgia English I, III, Speech Advisor—DHS Players MR. RON McCLURG B.S. University of Chattanooga M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State University Physical Science, Physical Education Coach—Football, Track Advisor—FCA MRS. WANDA McCORMICK B.S. Mississippi Stote College for Women Special Education MISS DOROTHY McCRORY B.A. New York University M.Ed. University of Tennessee— Chattanooga M.F.A. University of Georgia Guidance, English III Advisor—DHS Players MR JAMES E. MARTIN B.S. St. Mary s College M.A. Eastern Kentucky University Ed.S. Auburn University Chairman—Moth Department Algebra II, Advanced Math I, II MRS. LILLIAN MASHBURN Secretary—Business Office MR. GLENN MASTERS B.S., M.Ed. University of Georgia Shorthand, Office Machines, Vocational Office Training-Coordinator Advisor— FBLA Heod Cooch—Girls Varsity Basketball MRS KATHY MEWBOURNE B.S., M.Ed. University of Georgia Algebra I, II, General 'Math I MR. FRANCIS C. MILLER World History, French Advisor—SGA, French Club MR. CHARLES D. MITCHELL B.S. Jacksonville State University M.Ed. University of Georgia Business Principals, Bookkeeping, Typing I, Business Low Advisor—Key Club MRS. SARA MOORE B.S. Tennessee Tech University Developmental Reading, English I MR. MELVIN MORGAN B.S. Jacksonville State University M.A. University of Alabama Band MRS. BETH NYSEWANDER B.S. Ball State University Journalism I, II, English II Humomties I Advisor—The Hi-Light MISS PAULINE OGLETREE B.S. Georgia College English IV MRS PATRICIA PACK B.S. East Tennessee State University M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State Univers Sponsor—Pep Club Co-Sponsor—Cheerleaders Cooch—Boys Tennis Team MRS. CINDY PATTERSON B.A. Agnes Scott College Psychology, Sociology, American Histor MR W. R. PEARSON B.S., M.A. University of Alabama English IV MRS JOAN ROSS B.S. University of Tennessee—Knoxville Family Relations, Cooperative Child Core Sponsor—HERO MR NOBERT H. SAMMER B.S. Southern Missionary College M.A. Pocific Union College and Texas A M University Industrial Arts MISS MARILYN SHARP B.S., M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State Physical Education, Community Services Coach—Basketball, Tennis MRS. CHRISTINE SMITH B.A. LaGrange College English MISS BETTIE USREY M.A., B.S. Murray State University Shorthand I, General Business MR. HAYDEN WAGERS B.S. University of Chattanooga M.Ed. Western Carolina University Physical Science, Physical Education Coach—Football, Track MRS. WANDA WARD Mercer University Secretary—Counseling Office MR. WILLIAM B. WEAVER B,S, Ohio University M.A. Middle Tennessee State Ed.S. University of Georgia Guidance MRS KAY WELTON B.S. Middle Tennessee Stote Univer Art MR. LARRY WILLIS B.A. Clark College World History, American History, Community Services MRS CAROL ZIMBRICK B.A. University of North Dakr English II, III By: Mary Beth Wells and Lynn Kenemer «af a? •? TVWt MEN tH'i£)W00a aF St- 'S $ a if o t • „R o 0 K60 ? f t % .. ot L'FE ,r' . V. xHORLD A ?0 v to «o u 1 V % % W - 0 u ul CD 1 Z U _ O ° N a. rv if fV ' VJ— T £ t | f Sf 5 f $ % ■ | S A % ° 3T V h % VW « £ 'ssv.jno' vV vV % 6 Z £ s fc V h rmT •« si «wm ctf ?Ja iON 3dq v aoonV' $0 „0 o ajoBl£ oT 127 128 . . . Yes, here we are— all one thousand, one hundred and eighty-nine of us, gathering in our circle —to study, —to play, —to sleep, —or whatever else most people do during their high school years. It all started on August 28 When we flocked to the school for that glorious day of registration. After registration, we left not knowing anymore than when we came but that we had to return two days later for the first day of school. As we rode to school, we were aware that —men were dying in Viet Nam, —the population of America was over 200 million, —and the pollution was growing worse every day. Yet, when we got to school, somehow those green walls separated us from the rest of the world. We couldn’t see dirty air, or 200 million people, or dead boys and hijacked planes in our 5 minute walk from one class to the other . . . 129 . . . So we just settled down —to study —to play —to sleep or whatever else most people do during their high school years 131 Guy Abernathy 10 Richard Abernathy 10 Shane Abernathy 1 1 Richard Adorns 9 Sharon Allison 10 Tim Allred 10 Timalie Allred 10 Mike Amonett 9 Bobby Anderson 10 Joel Anderson 10 John Anderson 10 LaVern Anderson 9 Marcus Anderson 10 Stanley Anderson 10 Terry Anderson 1 1 Rick Armstrong 10 Charmogne Arnold 10 Lane Arthur 9 Gail Ausmus 10 Dalpha Austin 1 1 David Austin 9 Greg Austin 9 Lynnette Austin 10 Marisha Austin 10 Margaret Autry 1 1 Donna Bogley 1 1 Chris Bailey 1 1 Mitchell Bain 9 Artie Bain 9 Bobby Baker 9 Gregory Baker 9 Harold Boker 10 Cathy Bakkum 1 1 Tim Ball 10 Delinda Barclay 10 Robert Barksdale 10 Michoel Barnett 9 Pam Borten 10 Sherry Bartlett 1 1 Ginger Barton 9 Wayne Bassett 9 Marc Bearden 1 1 Ricky Bearden 10 Jesse Beavers 9 Chester Beck 10 Rose Beck 9 Doris Bell 9 Don Bennett 9 Nodine Bennett 9 Mark Berry 10 Jeff Biddle 10 Teresa Bingham 10 Tommy Bishop 9 Alan Block 9 Pomelo Blackwell 10 David Bledsoe 9 132 Rhonda Blevins 9 Lisa Bodenheimer 9 Julie Boggess 1 1 Michael Boggess I 1 Ben Bands 9 Dan Bonds 1 1 John Bonds 9 Montine Bands 11 Patricia Bonds 1 1 Reba Bands 11 Sheila Bonds 11 Libby Bonne 11 11 Lou Ann Boozer 9 Greg Bowman 9 Connie Boyd 10 Jerry Boyd 1 1 Carol Brackett 10 Marla Brackett 1 1 Morris Brockett 1 1 Le Ann Branham 10 Jackie Brindle 1 1 Susan Brindle 10 Scott Broadrick 9 Ellen Brooks 9 Williom Brooks 10 Chorles Brookshire 9 Randy Brookshire 9 Dennis Broome 1 1 Anthony Brown 1 1 Cindy Brown 9 Darlene Brown 9 David Brown 9 Diane Brown 1 1 Jerry Brown 10 Tommy Brown 1 1 Debbie Bryant 1 1 Randy Bryant 9 Karen Buckner 9 Wanda Buckner 10 Jill Burgess 1 1 Joy Burgess 10 Fran Burger 9 Nancy Burger 1 1 Tim Burkett 9 Kathy Burkhalter 9 Beverly Burse 9 Jo Ann Burse 10 Patricio Burse 10 Roy Butler 9 Jimmy Byers 10 Brian Cody 10 Donnita Cagle 1 1 Hugh Cogle 10 Teresa Callahan 9 Gregg Campbell 1 1 Debbie Corison 9 133 Philip Carlson I I Jockie Carney 10 Kathy Carney 9 Patty Comey 1 1 Pom Corr 1 1 Richard Carr 10 Bill Carroll 10 Dennis Carroll 10 Douglas Carroll 10 Morsha Carroll 10 Scott Carroll 9 Sissi Corroll 9 John Carson 9 Mary Linda Cassidy 10 Gregg Causby 11 Vicki Cavender 10 Billy Chamblee 11 Wesley Chance 10 Mark Chesney 9 Steve Chesney 11 Danny Claiborne 1 1 Cathy Clark 1 1 Gail Clark 10 Gary Clark 10 Phyllis Cleckler 1 1 Mitchell Clure 9 Rickey Cobb 10 Charles Cochran 11 Debbie Cochran 9 Loretta Cochran 10 Patsy Cochran 9 Rhonda Cochran 9 Money Coffee 10 Kayla Coffey 10 Pom Coffey 1 1 Tony Coggins 1 1 Bert Coker 11 Darlene Coker 9 Beverly Collins 9 Cathy Conlon 10 Craig Conlon 10 Franna Conner 1 1 Martin Conner 10 Bruce Cook 10 Connie Cooper 9 Nicki Cooper 10 Robin Cooper 9 Bucky Cope 9 Tommy Comelison 10 Gail Cosper 9 Craig Covington 9 Debbie Cowart 10 Jane Cox 10 Jeff Cox 9 Rickey Cox 9 Terri Cox 9 134 Anne Crider 10 Deonno Crider 1 1 Steve Crider 10 Tomi Crisp 9 David Crocket 1 1 Dove Cronic 10 Dovid Cross 1 1 Donnie Cross 1 1 Randy Goss 1 1 Crutchie Crutchfield 9 Bobby Cummings 10 Jo Cummings 9 Chris Curtain 9 Ben Daniel 9 Jennifer Darnell 10 Rhonda Darnell 1 1 Debra Davis 1 1 Ellen Davis 1 1 Lynn Davis 1 1 Sheryl Davis 9 Craig Davison 10 Maureen Delooch 1 1 Mary Denson 1 1 Harriett DiGioia 1 1 Vicky Dill 11 Brenda Dillard 1 1 Ronnie Dillard 10 George Dinning 9 Jill Dixon 10 Sue Dobson 9 Randy Dock ins 11 Debbie Dorris 1 1 Tomy Doty 9 Pat Douthitt 9 Judy Drake 11 Terry Droke 9 Mike Drennon 1 1 Johnathan Driggers 9 Daymon Duckett 9 Kathy Duncan 10 Ray Dunn 10 Karen Dycus 10 Sherry Dyer 1 1 Charles Edmonds 10 Allen Elders 10 Johnny Ellenburg 10 Dione Ellis 9 Donna Ellis 9 Gwen Ellison 1 1 Kevin Ellis 11 Lynn Ellis 1 1 Susan Ellis 1 1 Brenda Elrod 1 1 Marty Elrod 10 Mickey Ensley 9 Dona Epperson 9 135 Pom Epps 9 Marty Erwin 10 Sheila Fain 10 Eddie Faith 9 Tommy Farmer 9 Stephen Farrow 10 Mark Fouscett 9 Mike Fouscett 9 Monko Feighery 10 Fort Felker 10 Danny Fetzer 9 Frank Fetzer 1 1 Barbara Finney 11 Jeon Finney 9 Mock Flood 1 1 Missy Flowers 10 Terry Flowers 1 1 Edward Floyd 9 Pam Foster 10 Art Fowler 1 1 Lynne Franker 9 Andy Frank 9 Marion Freeman 1 1 Keith Fulghum 10 Betty Jean Goddis 1 1 Jerry Goddis 9 Kathy Goddis 1 1 Chris Gallman 10 Vkki Gallman 1 1 Debra Galloway 1 1 Sharon Gamble 9 Tony Gamblin 1 1 Mary Garner 9 William Garrett 1 1 Darlene Gates 9 Eddie Gibson 9 Foith Gibson 9 Randy Gibson 9 Sandra Gibson 9 Phyllis Gilbert 9 Denise Gilliam 11 Greg Glasscock 10 Borry Gober 1 1 Sharon Goodson 10 Steve Gordon 11 Annette Goswick 9 Danny Goswkk 1 1 Dixie Grant 9 Wesley Graves 1 1 Angela Green 10 Audrey Green 10 Boyd Green 10 Connie Green 10 David Green 9 lorinda Green 9 Phil Green 11 136 Teresa Green 11 Randy Greenway 10 Bob Greeson 10 Bill Greeson 1 1 Stephen Gregg 10 Gail Gregory 10 Jane Gregory 10 Vann Gregory 11 Frank Griffin 9 Anne Griggs 10 Carl Griggs 9 Kenneth Griggs 9 Steve Griggs 1 1 Pennie Grover 9 Karen Gull edge 11 Carol Hockney 10 Cloy Hackney 9 Russell Hockney 10 Mike Hagan 9 Bryan Hair 9 Mike Hall 10 John Ham 10 Molly Homilton 10 Deborah Hammontree 10 Loretta Hampton 10 Kendall Harkins 10 Raymond Harper 10 James Harris 10 Jeffery Harris 9 Roy Harris 9 Jan Harrison 9 Lorry Harwood 9 Don Hough 10 Tim Hough 9 Dianna Hawkins 1 1 Donna Hawkins 11 Connie Hayes 1 1 David Hayes 10 Rebecca Hayes 10 Sherry Hayes 9 Mike Heocker 10 Terry Heocker 10 Cheryl Headrick 10 Jo Heller 11 Marcelle Henderson 11 Brian Henton 9 Charles Herndon 1 1 Rhonda Hewitt 10 Susan Highsmith 1 1 Annette Hill 9 Arthur Hill 1 1 Carolyn Hill 9 Evelyn Hill 10 Randy Hill 9 Ronnie Hill 10 Valerie Hill 1 1 137 Laura Hix 9 Ann Hogan 9 Eliska Hogan 9 Jon Hogan 1 1 Anna Holcomb 1 1 Ronnie Holden 9 Rhonda Holland 10 Patti Hollingsworth 10 Kathy Holloway 9 Jim Holloway 10 Brenda Hollums 10 Keith Holmes 11 Scott Holsombock 11 Wayne Holt 9 Rocky Hooker 9 Debbie Hopson 1 1 Diane Horn 9 Ricky Houston 9 Ronnie Houston 9 Dan Howell 11 Jimmy Howell 10 Walter Howell 10 Lorry Hughes 10 Rhonda Hughes 11 Angela Hullender 10 Kathy Hullender 9 John Hulsey 11 Vickye Hunsucker 10 Viva Hunsucker 9 Debbie Hurley 10 Kaye Hurley 9 Mary Jane Hurt 9 Wanda Ingle 10 Howard Jackson 9 Lane Jockson 10 Sandy Jackson 10 Arvil James 1 1 Connie James 10 Karen James 10 Wayne James 10 Deborah Johns 1 1 Eddie Johnson 10 Jeffery Johnson 11 John Johnson 10 Juonita Johnson 10 Poul Johnson 9 Cynthia Johnston 1 1 Antionette Jones 9 Bruce Jones 11 Dale Jones 1 1 Lorraine Jones 1 1 Norma Jones 9 Wayne Jones 9 Beverly Jordon 11 lames Jordon 10 Ian Jordon 9 Art Joyce JO Whit Joyner 10 Cindy Keefer 9 Cindy Kenemer 10 Cynthio Kenemer 9 Dovid Kenemer 9 Lynn Kenemer 1 1 Anne Kent 1 1 Kim Kephort 1 I Roy Killion 9 Donna King 11 Terry Kinnamon 10 Janie Kirby 9 Steve Kirby I 1 Vickie Kirby 10 Bobbiena Kirk 10 Danny Kirk 11 Neil Kirk 1 1 Tommy Kirkland 10 Chris Kirkpatrick 9 Kenny Kistner 10 Ross Kitchens 9 Sherry Knight 1 I Jay Lackey 9 Sabrina Lackey 10 Debby Lake 1 1 Melvin Lake 10 Mark Lane 10 Kathy Langford 10 Susan Langston 9 Cheryl Lanning 11 Brooks Lansing 9 Phil Lonston 10 Ronald Lormon 10 Blair LaVelle Debbie Law 9 Sylvia Leard 9 Debbie Lee 9 Gregg Legg 9 Sharon LeRoy 10 Ricky Lieberman 9 Steve Lieberman 1 1 Samuel Linder 9 Teeno Lingerfelt 9 Beth Lingo 9 Alan Little 10 Sam Locklear 10 Becky Long 9 Debbie Long 10 Hortsell Long 10 Tom Long 10 Becky Longley 10 Rhonda Longley 1 1 Poul Looper 9 Mark Lorberboum 11 Mary Jone Love 9 George Lowe 9 Mike Lowe 9 Gregg Lowery 10 Patricio Lowery 10 Freda Luffman 9 Peter Lumpkin 9 Sommy Lumpkin 9 Mark Lusk 10 Chris McClain 9 Kelly McClain 10 Renee McCutcheon 9 Denise McDode 9 Marilyn McDonald 10 Patrick McDuffie 9 Phillip McDuffie 1 1 Ronald McFalls 9 Jim McFarland 9 Dennis McGuire 11 Yvonne McHugh 10 Patricia McKinney 10 Kendall McMahon 10 Wanda Mack 10 Laura Macon 9 Louis Mocon 9 Marcus Macon 9 Stephanie Macon 1 1 Tommy Macon 11 Mark Mahan 10 Steve Mohan 1 1 Peggy Malone 10 Ronnie Money 10 Beth Manis 1 1 Julie Manly 11 Mundy Mann 10 Robby Mann 1 1 Johnetta Manning 9 Glen Mansfield 10 Kenn Maples 11 Beverly Marshall 11 Bronnie Marshall 10 Denna Marshall 9 Brent Martin 1 1 Del Martin 1 1 Scott Martin 10 Jackie Mashbum 9 Allene Massey 10 Cathy Massingill 9 Chris Massingill 10 David Massingill 10 Sherri Massingill 1 1 Sally Masters 10 Teresa Mathews 10 Lisa May 1 1 Hugh Means 9 David Meltzer 9 Jo Ellen Middleton 10 Johnny Miller 9 Kenneth Miller 1 1 Pom Miller 10 Ruth Miller 1 1 Steve Miller 10 Trovis Miller 10 Scott Millsop 1 1 Tom Minor 10 Steve Miolen 1 1 Albert Mitchell 11 DeWoyne Mitchell 10 Jimmy Mitchell 9 John Mitchell 9 Mark Mitchell 9 Arthur Montgomery 9 Suzy Montgomery 9 Thomas Montgomery 9 Cheryl Moore 10 Freddie Moore 9 Gary Moore 9 Jacqualine Moore 9 Kenneth Moore 11 Mimi Moore 11 Walter More 10 Debra Morgan 9 Jetuiin Morris 10 Alisa Morrison 9 Susan Murphy 9 Tommy Nahari 10 Bloke Nations 1 1 Jock ie Notions 10 Penny Nations 9 Janet Neighbors 10 Vickie Nesbitt 10 Suson NeSmith 9 Elaine Newberry 10 Lone Newberry 1 1 Denise Newton 10 Tenia North 9 Vincent North 9 Debbie Norville 9 Nancy Norville 1 1 David Nowell 9 Frank Nuckolls 11 Alan O'Bryant 1 1 Bill Oeshclin 9 Michael O'Guin 1 1 Tim Olds 10 Steve Oliver 9 Kathleen O'Mohony 10 John O'Neal 10 Myra O'Neal 9 Lloyd Osborne 11 Debra Owens 10 Charlotte Ownby 9 Rhonda Page 9 141 Donna Pointer 1 1 Joey Painter 10 Roy Pointer 10 Corolyn Pangle 10 Raymond Pordlow 9 Arleon Parks 10 Debbie Porks 10 Marshall Parks 9 Vicki Porks 1 1 Ted Porsons 9 Sultry Partlow 1 1 Laura Pate 9 David Patterson 9 Vicki Patterson 9 Debbie Payne 10 Debra Payne 11 Debra Peacock 11 Kathy Pederson 9 Johnny Pelfrey 1 1 Gary Perkins 11 Bruce Phillips 10 Marc Phillips 9 Patricio Phillips 10 Russell Phillips 9 Stephen Phillips 1 1 Tom Phillips 1 1 Anita Pickard 9 David Pickle 9 Carolyn Pierce 1 1 Edna Pierce 1 1 Linda Pierce 10 Loroine Pinson 10 Jacky Plemons 9 Aleatho Plott 9 Eddie Plott 9 Stan Pool 1 1 Chrissie Pope 10 Tom Pope 11 Timothy Porter 9 Ronnie Postelle 9 Benny Posten 1 1 Marsha Posten 9 David Poteet 9 Cloy Powell 9 Kent Powell 10 Tim Pressnell 10 Keith Price 9 Patricia Puckett 9 Tom Pullen 1 1 Hanson Rams 1 1 Jimmy Roism 1 1 Johnny Raisin 10 David Randolph 9 Connie Quinn 10 Clay Quinn 9 Shone Quarles 10 142 Steve Randolph 11 Gerald Ray 1 1 Paul Redfem 9 David Redwine 9 Harvey Redwine 9 Patricia Reed 9 Mariane Reid 9 Toby Reid 10 David Renz 1 1 Ken Renz 10 Robert Reynolds 10 Deborah Rice 1 1 Nancy Rice 10 Sylvia Richards 10 LoFonda Richardson 1 1 Keith Ridings 9 Bryan Riddle 10 Delyn Ritchey 10 Marc Rizer 9 Michael Rizer 9 Crystal Robbins 10 Marianna Roberts 9 Mike Roberts 10 Ree Roberts 1 1 Sandra Roberts 10 Anthony Robertson 1 1 Geoffrey Robertson 9 Henry Robertson 10 Danny Robins 9 Don Robinson 11 Ann Rogers 10 Christine Rogers 9 David Rogers 11 Thomas Rogers 9 Donna Rollins 1 1 Carol Ross 10 James Ross 1 1 Larry Ruddell 1 1 Mike Ruggles 9 Wayne Ruggles 9 Laura Rutland 10 Cindy Sargent 9 John S or gent 9 Bruce Satterfield 10 Kathy Satterfield 10 Kenny Satterfield 9 Clay Scott 11 Carol Seay 10 Scott Sellers 10 Tommy Shaffer 9 Cindy Shaheen 10 David Shaheen 11 Jimmy Shaheen 11 Deanna Shavers 9 Susan Shaw 9 Debra Sheets 9 143 Ernest Shelton 1 1 Johnny Shepard 10 Brod Sherbert 9 Mike Sherbert 1 1 Potty Sherrill 9 Chock Shook 10 Ronald Shropshire 1 1 Donna Simmons 10 Tom Simmons 1 1 Theda Simpson 11 Betty Sims 9 Glendolyn Sims 1 1 Penelope Sims 1 1 Scott Sims 9 Wayne Smalley 1 1 Jody Smetak 9 Anne Smith 10 Broce Smith 10 Clark Smith 9 George Smith 9 Karen Smith 9 Laora Smith 10 Mark Smith 10 Mike Smith 10 Mitchell Smith 10 Raye Smith 10 Tim Smith 9 Tris Smith 10 Yvonne Smith 10 Ralph Smithey 10 Terry Sneed 9 Walter Snowden 10 Carolyn Sosebbe 10 Gordon Stolons 10 Terry Stanfield 9 Marcos Starling 11 Anthony Starks 9 Trammell Starks 10 Catherine Starr 11 Edward Starr 9 Billy Steele 10 Faith Stephen 9 David Stevens 9 Donna Stevens 11 Morris Stock 10 Freida Stone 11 Renee Stone 10 Kendall Storey 9 Tommy Stowe 11 Rita Stroin 1 1 Sharon Stock 1 1 Carol Stoman 10 Brian Sommey 1 1 Jeff Sotton 10 Pommo Sotton 1 1 Phillip Sotton 10 144 Andrea Swaim 9 Clay Swaim 10 George Swofford 9 Keith Swafford 9 Chock Talley 10 Al Taylor 1 1 Bonnie Taylor 10 Cynthia Taylor 10 Debra Taylor 9 Gail Taylor 10 Lena Toy lor 9 Marilyn Taylor 10 Curtis Teal 11 David Thomas 1 1 Kaye Thomas 9 Noncy Thomas 9 Wilma Thomas 1 1 Scott Thomason 9 Tim Thomison 9 Cathy Thompson 1 1 Gene Thompson 10 Randy Thornton 1 1 Gene Threet 11 Mary Thurmon 9 Lee Ann Thurston 9 Sally Tibbs 10 David Tibbetts 10 Nicky Todd 1 1 Shunell Towns 10 Greg Townsend 9 Carl Travillion 10 Carlisle Trimble 11 May Trimble 9 Cynthia Trimboli 10 Kathy Trollinger 1 1 Mike Trollinger 9 Karen Tudor 10 Keith Turkett 10 Rhunoe Turkett 9 Randy Turner 10 Marva Vornell 9 Dennis Vaughn 9 Shirley Vaughn 10 Donna Volhein 10 Mike Volhein 9 Jeff Walls 9 Danny Ward 9 Tracy Ward 10 Hughey War mock 10 Dennis Wamock 9 Ronnie Worren 11 Faye Waters 1 1 Cathi Weaver 10 Mauri Weaver 9 Rodney Weaver 9 145 Craig Webb 9 Allen Welch 9 Ricky Welch 10 Betty Wells 1 1 Marcus Wells 10 Charles Westbury 9 Paul Westbury 10 Mork Westfall 10 Corol Westmoreland 9 Patty Westmorelond 1 1 Denise White 1 1 James White 9 Ricky Whitener 10 Danny Whiteside 9 Williom Whiteside 9 Tim Whitfield 9 Truman Whitfield 1 1 Lamont Whitmire 1 0 Roger Whitmire 9 Linda Whittle 1 1 Douglas Wilder 9 Frank Wiley 9 Grody Wilkins 9 Joyce Williams 9 Judy Williams 9 Karen Willioms 10 Kathy Williams 9 Mike Williams 10 Stan Williams 9 David Willis 9 Monty Willis 1 1 Terry Willis 10 Chris Wills 9 Carla Wilson 9 Michoel Wilson 1 1 Ronnie Wilson 9 Sandy Wilson 10 George Windom 9 James Windom 1 1 Jeffery Winfrey 1 1 Pam Winters 10 Earline Wofford 1 1 James Wofford 1 1 Jeff Wofford 10 Karen Wofford 10 Teresa Wofford 9 Michoel Wood 9 Robert Wood 9 Nevo Woodring 9 George Woods 10 Johnny Woody 1 1 Mike Woody 9 Rita Wyrick 9 Steve Yeargin 10 Chris Yother 9 Beverly Young 1 1 146 Gradually the school got underway to the task at hand—education. But it was difficult to study. For those who couldn't study or for those who just didn't study, there were always movies and football games. But movies got old, and football games were only on Friday. So, most people just took off on their various kinds of wheels to cruise town, which really didn’t offer much in the way of entertainment. There were two theatres, two pizza parlors, a bowling alley, a couple of record shops, not to mention Burger Chef and Hardees. Then came McDonald’s, which brings us to wonder how we got along without it. We flocked to the newly-opened McDonald’s not only for food, but for jobs. So, for the most part, we just settled for an evening of —relaxing —eating —and listening to the music! . . . As the year went on everyone got wrapped up in the 1972 elections. Although many pretended not to have anything to do with it, there was no escape. Those in Government and American History classes were definitely caught in a trap. By the second week of November the results were out. Nixon was re-elected with new ideas on the growing inflation and the war in Viet Nam. Yet, little did he know that as the year wore on he would be confronted with the scandal of the century; An event that will go down in history books as —The Watergate Affair. On December 7, 1972 at 12:33 a.m., Apollo 17 blasted off for a 12 day journey to the moon which would mark the final lunar -orbit of this century. ‘i ' “As we leave the moon, stated Commander Eugene A. Cernan, “we leave as we came, and God willing, we shall return with peace and hope for all mankind. . . . Meanwhile, back on earth, we, the people of Dalton and elsewhere in the country, were confronted with— weather. On January 8, 1 973 we awoke to behold a world unfolded into a magical ice palace. Power lines were down in most parts of the city causing millions of dollars worth of damage. Schools were out for the first two days but resumed on the third amidst what was left of the ice. Then, on March 17, 1973, came the flood accompanied by tornadoes. These marked only the first of many tornadoes and floods that would haunt us during the spring months. Jted lobster 11 x aco GIBSON'S SOMETHING NEM OUR COMBO PLATTER TRY IT TONIGHT . . . But amidst all the commotion and turmoil, one can still find moviegoers leaving the theatre with their stomachs in knots after viewing The Poseidon Adventure, Deliverance, or The Getaway . . . And no one will forget the motion picture that showed in Dalton for 8 weeks— Walking Tall. Did it make you stand up and applaud? Many students joined the crowds to see Lep Zeppelin, Chicago, or the Allman Brothers appearing in Atlanta. Jeans and clogs, baggies and bow ties were in then. So were we . . . 153 DONALD PAUL AMONETT—SGA 1; DHS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Singing Group 3; Men's Quartet 4; Science Club 3,4; Y-Club 2,3,4, Pres. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Basketball 1,2; FT A 3,4; Hi-Light 4, Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4. PHILIP SCOn ANDERSEN-Key Club 2,3,4; Football 1, Golf Team 1,2,3,4, SGA 3. CAROL ELAINE ANDERSON ELAINE BETH ANDERSON-Band 1,2,3,4, FHA 1. FRANKLIN KIRK ARWOOD GARY LANE ASHWORTH-Footboll 1; Chorus 1. RHONDA FAYE AUSMUS-Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1; VOT 1; FBLA 3,4, Reporter 4, Hi-Ligfit 4, Ad- vertising Manoger 4. STEVE HOWARD AUSTIN-Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Football 1. DEBORAH LYNN BAKER-Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. BETSY LYNN BALL-French Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Degree Chairman 4. MARCIA ANNE BALL WILLIAM REECE BANKS-VICA 4. STEPHANIE KIM BARRETT—Transferred from Hardaway High School Sept. 1970; FHA 2; Pep Club 4. MELINDA GAYLE BARTON-Pep Club 1,2,3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; FHA 1. BONNIE JEAN BASSETT-Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Sec. 4; FHA 1,2; FT A 2; Chorus 4, Color- guard 2; Hi-Light 4. 154 GAYLE BENNETT JEROME VAN BLACKBURN-Bond 1; FBLA 4, V. Pres. 4; Art Club 1. JANET LEIGH BLANKS LESTER JAMES BLEVINS QUELY ANN BONDS MARY KATHERINE BRADSHAW-Singing Group 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Soph Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. 2; No- tionol Honor Society 3,4; DHS Players 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; Pep Club 1; Art Club 3, Sec. 3; An- nual Staff 4. LAURA LYNN BRAY-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Hi-Light 4. FRANKLIN DEE BRIDGES, JR. PATRICIA ANN BRIGHT—National Honor Society 4. JAMES DANIAL BRINDLE TERRY LYNN BRITTON FRANK MILBOURNE BROADRICK, JR.-Key Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; FCA 3,4, V. Pres 4, Footboll 1,4. PHILLIPPA ANN BROWN-Pep Club 1, FBLA 3,4, Treasurer 4. THOMAS JACKSON BROWN MARY SUSAN BULLOCK 155 SHERRIE LYNNE BURCH-Pep Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Pep Council 3; Notionol Honor Society 4. ZeESTHER MICHELE BUSH-Notionol Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4, Cap- tain 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 3; FHA 3; FTA 4; 4; SGA 1,2,3; Trock 2; Hi-Light 4; French Club 2. TRISHA ANN BYERS-Pep Club 2,3; FHA 1; Cheerleoder 2, Captain 2; FBLA 4. DONNA ROSANNE CASSIDY—Transferred from Plymouth Whitemorsh Sr. High, Plymouth Whi- temarsh, Pa., April 29, 1971. RICHARD CLAYTON CAUSBY OLIVIA ANNE CHANCE-National Honor So- ciety 3,4; French Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Anchor Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Cheerleoder 2,3,4, Co- Captain 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. LYNN CARLTON CHITWOOD-Key Club 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Trock 1,2,3,4; SGA 1,3,4; Singing Group 2; Debate 3. THURMAN SCOn CHITWOOD-SGA 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Treasurer 3. CAROL LOUISE CLANTON-Band 1,2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Chorus 4; FTA 2. DAVID CAPEHART COLE-Basketball 1; Hi-Y 4. KAREN LYNNE CONLON-French Club 2; Color- guard 4; FHA (HERO Chapter) 4. MILISSA ROXANNE COOK-Pep Club 1; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3. STEVE ELDER COOPER-Trock 1, Key Club 3,4; Drama Club 1. TERESA KAYE COPE-Pep Club 2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Art Club 3. CLAUDE CLINTON CRAIG-Chorus 1,2,4, DECA 3,4, Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4; Football 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; FCA 1. 156 SANDRA LOUISE CRAWFORD—FBIA 3,4. PAMELA JEAN CRICK—FHA 1,2; Colorguord 2,3,4; Notionol Honor Society 4. BENJAMIN WHITMAN DAVIES—Bond 1,2,3,4; DHS Players 4. VICKI LYNN DAVIS-Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Colorguord 4; Band 4. ROBERT SCOn DENSON-Y-Club 2,3,4, Public Relations Choirman 3,4; Hi-Light 4; Business Man- oger 4. STUART EDWARD DOTY-DECA 3,4. EDWARD JAMES DOYLE IV-FCA 1,2,3,4; Foot- boll 1,2; DHS Players 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. JAMES KEVIN DRIGGERS-Band 1; Footboll 1; Trock 2,- Science Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Key Club 4. JIMMY DANIEL EASLEY-Hi-Y 3,4. HELEN LAVON EDGEMAN —FBLA 3,4. DEBRA JOAN ELLENBURG SHELBY JEAN ELLIS—FBLA 4; VOT 4. SHERRI DENISE ELLIS-Pep Club 1; Girls Trock 1,2; Annuol Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4. TERRI DIANE ELLIS-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girls Trock 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. LINDA FAYE ENGLISH. 157 CYNTHIA ELIZABETH FAIN TERESA ANN FOSTER—FHA 1; Pep Club 1.2.3.4, Pres. 4; Pep Council 3, Captain 3; Hi- Light 4. DUANE DUNCAN GIBSON—Singing Group 2.3.4, Quartet 4; Hi-Y Club 1,2,3,4, FTA 4, DHS Players 4. MAXAINE ELAINE GOODLETT-Band 1,2; Col- orguard 3,4, Flag Lt. 4. MICHAEL RAY GOSSETT ROBERT LEE GOSWICK WANDA GAIL GRAY-Pep Club 1,2,3; Anchor Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Softboll 1; Trock 1. ROY PHILLIP GREEN STUART CANNON GREENE—Transferred from Peachtree High School, Atlanta, Go., Sept. 1972. BRADLEY CLARK GREGORY-Hi-Light 4, Sports Editor 4; Basketball 1; Football 1; SGA 2,3,4, Senator 2. WILLIAM JULIAN GREGORY—Notional Honor Society 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, V. Pres. 3; Science Club 3,4; French Club 4; SGA 1,3,4. WILLIAM REID GRIMES—Football 1,2,3,4, No- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; Track 1,2,3; Hi-Light 4. JOHN ALLEN GRISSON-Football 1,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; SGA 1 LYDIA JANE GRIZZLE-Basketball 2; Girls Trock 1.2.3, - National Honor Society 3,4; HERO 4, Treasurer 4. DOUGLAS HUGH GROSS-Footbaly 1; Baseball 3; Safety Gub 3; Hi-Y 4; National Honor Society 2.3.4. 158 DARRYL ROBIN GULLEDGE MARTHA MARILYN HACKNEY-DECA 3,4, Sec. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; FTA 4. SUSAN HACKNEY-Anchor Club 2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. BEVERLY ANN HALL—FHA 1; Art Club 1; FBLA 4. BEVERLY KAY HARDIN-DHS Players 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Hi-Light 4. KIMBERLY JEANINE HARKINS-Band 1,2,4; FTA 2.3.4, Sec-Treas. 3,4; National Honor Society 2.3.4, V. Pres. 4, SGA 4 GEORGE RANDALL HAWKINS MARK WANE HELTON-DECA 3,4, Chop lam 4; Art Club 3; DHS Players 4. RUSSELL ALLEN HENDERSON—Football 1; Key Qub 2,3; SGA Jr. Class Pres., Jr. Member at Lorge; Aesthetic Staff 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. RAMOND LEE HENSON-DECA 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. STEPHEN WILSON HILL-Band 1; Science Club 2,3,4; VICA 4. WANDA ELAINE HILL—FHA 1; FBLA 4 WILLIAM CLEAVIE Hin-Chorus 1,2,3,4. DANIEL MARK HOLCOMB-Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Hi-Light 4. DAVID MATTHEW HOLCOMB-Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Hi-Light 4. 159 JUDY GAIL HOLCOMB-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4 TERESA ANN HOLLINGSWORTH —Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4. DAVID BRIAN HOLT. KATHY MARIE HOLT—FBLA 3,4. MONA LYNN HOWELL-Bond 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Hi-Light 4; FTA 4; National Honor Society 3,4. SALLY SUZANNE HUGGINS-Chorus 1,4; Pep Club 2,3; Art Club 2; Band 1,2. ROBERT VANCE HUNSUCKER-Boseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. EDWARD WAYNE HUSKEY—DCT 3,4. THOMAS EDWARD JENKINS-Science Club 2. JON ROGER JEWELL. JR.-Footboll 1,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3; FCA 3,4. TIMMY AUSTIN JOHNSON-Safety Club 2, DECA 3,4. KRISTA LYNNE JONES-Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Tri- H. Y 2, V. Pres. 2. SHELIA DIANNE JONES-Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captoin 4; FHA 2,3; Softboll 1,2; Trock 2. THERA ANN JONES-Pep Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Anchor Club 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; SGA 4. DEBRA ANN JORDAN-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3; French Club 4, Sec. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Cheerleader 3,4. 160 SANDRA JEAN KEEN-Pep Club 1f2; Art Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. CLAYDA LEE KENEMER LEONARD DARRELL KING-VICA 4; Football I ; Baseball 4; DHS Players 3. NETTIE JUNE KINSEY—DECA 3,4; FBLA 3. MERRY RENEE KIRBY—FBLA 3,4. WILLIAM MARION KIRBY-Band 1,2,3,4, Band Major 4. BEN KIZER CHARLES TAYLOR KREISCHER—Trock 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Pres. 4; French CIi4j 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Sec.-Treos. 4; SGA 2,4; Senior Class President. ANGELA RETHA LANNING—FBLA 4, VOT 4. SCOT KIRK LA VELLE—Transferred from Medina High School, Medina Ohio, Sept. 1970. STEVE JOE LEARD-VICA 4, Band 1. REBECCA DIANE LEROY —FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treas. 2,3,4. BETTY JEAN LEWALLEN DONNIE FRANKLIN LEWALLEN-DECA 3,4. TERESA LOUISE LINDSAY-Band 1; Softball 2; Tennis 3,4. 161 WILLIAM NORRIS LITTLE JR -Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 2, Treosurer 3; SGA 4, Pres. 4; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Light Staff 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4. CARL LEE LOOPER ANNIE MAE LOVE—FHA I; Colorguard 3,4; Bond 1,2. MARK ANDREW LOWERY-Basketball 2, Hi-Y 4; Key Club 3,4, SGA 3. CARLA JEAN LUDINGTON—FBLA 4. MARY JULIAN LUMPKIN-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2, Treasurer 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; B-teom Cheer- leader Co-Copt. 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4,- Na- tional Honor Society 2,3; Anchor Club 2,3,4; DHS Chorus 2,3,4. THERESA LUNSFORD LESLIE RAY McCLAIN OREEDA KAY McCLURE GLORIA DAWN McCOY-FHA 1; FBLA 4, Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4, LEWIS SIMPSON McDUFFIE-Notional Honor Society 3,4. VERA ELLEN McHUGH—Girls Trock 1, Pep Club 2,3; Pep Council 2,3; VICA 4, Sec. 4; SGA 2. DEBRA TERESA McMAHON—FHA 1; SGA 1; DHS Chorus 2,3,4; DHS Trio 4, Pep Club 2; Na- tional Honor Society. REBA LYNN MADDRON ROBERT LANSING MANNING 162 GERALD MADISON MANSFIELD—Key Club 2,3,4; VICA 3,4; SGA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Footboll I. MITCHELL EUGENE MARET—Bosketboll 1; Hi-Y 4; French Club 3,4. CHARLES JEFFREY MARTIN JANICE MELONEE MARTIN-Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; HERO 4 MARGARET ALLENE MASSEY—Transferred from Northside High School, Atlanta, Go., Sept. 1971, SGA 4; V. Pres, of Sr. Class, 4 CHAREISSA ANN MITCHELL-Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Singing Group 2,3; Dromo Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Softball Team 2,3,4. DAVID MARTIN MORELLI—Transferred from North Whitfield High School, Dalton, Go., Sept. 1971; SGA 4; Track 3,4; Football 3,4. JANET DARLENE MORGAN-FHA 1; FBLA 4. TERESA DARLENE NEIGHBORS—Notional Honor Society 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chopioin 2,3, V. Pres. 4; French Club 4; Safety Club 2,3. DEBRA JEANETTE NEWTON—FHA 1, Singing Group 3; Band 1,3; Chorus 1,3; Drama Club 1,2,3. CLIFTON RODNEY NIX—FBLA 4, Football 1. KIM ANTON NIX-Chorus 1,2,3, Singing Group 2; FCA 1,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Safety Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Football 1; Track 2; Tennis 3,4; Jr. Civ- itan 3. RICHARD CHARLES OGLESBY-Transferred from North Whitfield High School, Dalton, Go., Sept. 1971; Hi-Light 3, Assistant features editor 3; VICA 4. MYRA JO O’NEAL ROBERT O’NEAL 163 JANIE LOU DIANNE PARKER MAVEIYN DENISE PARKS-SGA 2, Annuol Staff 3,4, Business Monoger 4 TERESA CAROL PARSONS-DHS Players 2, Pep Club 1; Science Club 4. KARLA PATE—National Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Singing Group 2,3; DHS Trio 4; Annual Staff 3,4; SGA 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3, Pres. 3; DHS Players 1,2,3,4; All State Chorus 1; Governor's Honors Program 3. WILLENA JANE PEEPLES—FTA 2,3,4, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4; Art Club 2; Natk nol Honor Society 3,4; Hi-Light 4, Managing Editor 4. MARY THELMA PENNINGTON —Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball I; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 4. KIM ELAINE PIERCE-Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; Hi-Light 4. CAROL SUE Pins ERNEST HENSLEY PLOTT, JR. MARGARET PRATT KENNETH STEPHEN QUARLES-Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4. MICHAEL KEITH RABER-Football 1,2,3,4, Cap- tain 4; Trade 1,2,3,4, Captoin 3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM SCOn RANDOLPH-Band 1,2,3,4; DHS Players 2,3; Hi-Y 3; National Honor Society 4. GARY LAYNE REED—Football Manager 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA LYNN REICH-Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Anchor Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Colorguard 3, Lt. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; DHS Players 2,3. 164 DARLINE RICHARDS—National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1; Softball 2,3,4; FTA 4; Journal- ism II 4; Hi-Light Feature Poge Editor 4. JOY RICHMOND-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; DHS Ployers 1,2,3,4; Art Club 3; Jr. Civitan 3; National Honor Society 3; French Club 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4. PAMELA ANN RIDINGS-Band 3,4 RODNEY HARTSILL ROBERTS-Band 1,2,3; Capt. 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Y-Council V. Pres. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tennis Team 2,4. JOHN FRANKLIN ROBERTSON-DHS Players 1; French Club 3; Science Club 4, Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 4, SGA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3. MICHAEL HENRY RODSTEIN PATRINIA ROGERS ANGELA KAY ROLLINS—Tri-Hi-Y 3, Notional Honor Society 4; Girls Trock 2; Chorus 2,3,4. DEBRA SUE SANFORD DAVID DILLARD SHAW-Football Trainer 2,3,4; Basketball Trainer 2,3,4; Track Trainer 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4. ROY DEAN SHROPSHIRE LAWRENCE EUGENE SITTON-Nationol Honor Society 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 2,3,4; FTA 3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2.3; SGA 2,4 KENNITH WAYNE SMALLEY CLETE MICHAEL SMITH-Football 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Hi-Y 4; FCA 1,2. JEFF ALAN SMITH 165 JIMMY HOUSTON SMITH JIMMY RAY SOSEBEE-DECA 2. ROBERT PAUL SPARKS JANET LYNN STANFIELD—Basketball 1,2,3 4; Pep Club 1,2; Anchor Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Soft- ball 1; Tennis 2,3,4; FHA 1. NICKY PAUL STARLING SHARON RENEE STEVENS—FBLA 4 JANICE ARLINE STONE RODNEY BRUCE STONE-Football 1, FCA 1 FARRICE ANN STROUP JUDY FAYE STUBBLEFIELD—Pep Club 1,4; Drama Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 4; FBLA 4. KATHRYN MEHGAN SWEENIE—Band 1,2. RICHARD LYNN SWINEY-VICA Club 4; Basket- ball 2,3. CATHY RUBENIA TAYLOR—FHA 1; Chorus 2; DO 4. PAMELA ANN TAYLOR DANNY THOMAS 166 NANCY JOYCE THOMAS—FBLA 4, Notiond Honor Society 4 CHARLOnE KATHLEEN THOMASON DONNA LYNNE THOMASON-Bond 1,2,3,4; Colorguord 3,4; FHA I; HERO 4 SUSAN SHELLEY TIBBETTS-Dromo Club 1; SGA 1,2; Pep Club 1; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, H.-L.ght Stoff 4. GEORGE BILL TIPTON LLOYD TIPTON HAYNES HENTON TOWNSEND-Art Club 3; H. Y 3. GERALD SEABIE VAUGHN—SGA 1,2,3; VICA 4. Pres. 4; VOT 4. AMY LEA WARD—Debote 1,2, Sec. 2; Chorus I, 2,3, Singing Group 3, FHA 1; FTA 1,2; DHS Players 2,3,4. GISELE JUDY WARMACK-Notional Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; FHA 1; Pep Club 2; DHS Players 2,3. KAREN MAE WATSON AMY LYNETTE WEAVER-Band 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres. 4, FTA 2; Notiond Honor Society 3,4. SHERRIE LEE WEAVER-Tronsferred from Syl- vania High Schod, Sylvania, Alabama, Aug. 1972; Chorus 4, DHS Players 4, DECA Club 4, Treos. 4. ELIZABETH LYNN WEBB-Tri-Hi-Y 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; FTA 4; Art Club 2,3; Soft- ball 1,2; Notional Honor Society 3. MARY BETH WELLS-Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Capt.; Notiond Honor Society 2,3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; FHA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; SGA 1,2,3; Annual Stoff 2,3,4. 167 CATHY ELAINE WHITENER—Softball 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 3; Track 1,2. MARTHA BERRY WHITENER—Pep Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3; Anchor Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, French Club 4, Pres. 4; Tennis 3,4; Basketball Manoger 3,4, FHA 1,2. ANITA GAIL WHITFIELD MARY ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE —Notional Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Accom- ponist 3,4; DHS Players 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,4; Aesthetic Staff I. ELIZABETH WIGGS TED ROGER WILLIAMS—DECA Club 3,4, Trea- surer 4; Hi-Y Club 4; National Honor Society 4. MARY LEE WILLIS-DHS Players 3; FBLA 4, VOT 4. DAVID LEE WILLS SHARON KAYE WILSON-FHA 1; Pep Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; FTA 3,4; DHS Players 2,3,4, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3; SGA 2,3,4. FRANCES ANITA WOFFORD DEBORAH ANN WOODS-Band 2; Colorguord 3,4, Pep Club 4, FHA 4 GEORGE DEWEY WRIGHT-Notional Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; French Club 3; Science Club 1; Key Club 3,4. GRADUATING SENIORS NOT PICTURED CHRISTINE AUSTIN CATHERINE ELIZABETH BAKKUM DORIS ANN BANKS SCOn MARTIN BRIDGES CHARLES W. CAYLOR, JR. GEORGE MILTON CLARKE MARY JANEnA COPPAGE RANDY GENE ENSLEY TRACIE BROOKS FELKER ROGER ALLEN GASAWAY PATRICIA STARR GOLDBERG LEWIS D. HEADRICK JAMES RAYMOND MARVIN HOWELL RONALD ALLEN JACKSON GUILFORD RICKY KING MICKEY McDADE HANK ANDREW NADU LINDA JANE NEWMAN JAMES RUSSELL NORTH TERESA GAYLE OVERTON ERNEST E. POOLE MARCUS ANTHONY QUINN ANDREA JEAN SAWYER STEVEN SIMPSON DAVID HORACE SMITH DEBRA ANN STRIPLING ALFRED AUSTIN TAYLOR DAVID THOMAS WILLIE MARIE THOMAS VAN ALBERT THURSTON, JR. KAREN ROSE WELLS CLAUDE EDWARD WHITMIRE JEANNE WHITWORTH JOAN MARIE WILEY 168 THE NIFTY FIFTIES SENIOR PARTY-BANQUET May 19, 1973 “The Fifties “Like one night me and my chick Peggy Sue, were bopping to the Bandstand on the tube. It got kinda dullsville, so we jumped in my set of wheels to drag main, but passing the High, we saw one of the craziest hops going on. Everybody there was cool, but the coolest cats were a couple of dudes going by Barry and Russ, singing about hound dogs and blue suede shoes. Of course, dress was formal. Where- ever you looked you could find greased down d.a.’s, black leather jackets, rolled-up jeans, pony-tails, and bebops with white socks! After shoving down our grub, a couple of us strolled on over to the gym where Blue Grass sounds were flying all night. And, Daddy-O, some mean Marilyn Monroe was there, so I tried to move in but like, she told me to DDT (drop dead twice). Dan was cutting the floor with Peggy, so me and Barbara Ann went to it. Later, we hung loose while my gal Sal and a few others gave out Boobie Awards. You could tell the band really dug our gig, because those guys were really blowing mean tunes. I tell you this gang could have rocked around the clock, but it split at mid and each flew his own coop. Part of the gang boo- gied up to “Nooga” and some went ‘'Main for a while. But me and Peggy Sue got back together and bopped on over to the Pas- sion Pit (to you squares, the drive-in). We were like dead- sville, but man for that night I was King and she was keen and we both had it made in the shade. by Benny Rotten 1. WHIT DAVIES—Janice Meadows Drama Award. 2. DON AMONETT—Kappa Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship; Ninety-five or above average; Junior Woman’s Club Science Award; DHS Service Award; Superior Contribution Award; Academic Scholarship to Dalton Junior College; Georgia All-State Chorus. 3. NORRIS LITTLE—Excellence in Service Award; Junior Woman’s Club Science Award. KIMBERLY HARKINS—Nineth-five or above average; Junior Womam’s Club Science Award; Senior Service Award. LARRY SITTON—Ninety-five or above average; Senior Service Award. ZeESTHER BUSH—Superior Contribution in Science Award; Outstanding Achievement Among Negro Students. 4. BILL GREGORY National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Ninety-five or above average; Bausch-Lomb Science Award; Junior Woman s Club Science Award; Rotary Club Math Award; Senior Service Award. 5. JAN STANFIELD—Debra Townsend Memorial Award. 1. MARY BETH WELLS—Finkle Scholarship, College of Choice; Su- perior Contribution in Service; Honors Scholarship, University of Georgia. 2. MARY COPPAGE—Anchor Club Scholarship 3. ELIZABETH WHITTEMORE—National Merit Scholarship Finasl- ist; Ninety-five or above average; Choral Award; Rotary Club nalist; Award; Excellence in Service Award; Star Student; Betty Crocker Award. 4. REID GRIMES—Junior Woman's Club Science Award; Rotary Club Scholarship; Excellence in Service Award; Scholar's Bowl Scholarship, Berry College. First Row—TERESA NEIGHBORS—Senior Service Award; BONNIE BASSETT—Senior Service Aword; JANE PEEPLES—Senior Service Award; MONA HOWELL— Third Ploce, Governor's Essay Contest; DARLINE RICHARDS—Excellence in Service Aword; Second Row—SCOTT CHITWOOD—Excellence in Service Aword; CHIP KRIESCHER—Senior Service Award; MARY BRADSHAW—Excellence in Service Aword; SHERRY WILSON—Superior Contribution in Service Award; BETSY BALL —Senior Service Award; CAROL CLANTON—Second Ploce, Governor's Essay Contest; Third Row—DAVID SHAW—Senior Service Award; LYDIA GRIZZLE—Vocational Education Award; MARK HELTON—Vocational Education Award; JANICE STONE—Vocational Education Award; AMY WARD—Senior Ser- vice Award; ANNE CHANCE—Senior Service Award, WANDA GRAY—Senior Service Aword; DARRELL KING—Vocational Education Aword; KARLA PATE— Superior Contribution Service Aword; JOY RICH MAN — Senior Service Award. DALTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1973 Honor Graduates ionett Teresa Darlene Neighbors le Bush Karla Pate Gregory Michael Henry Rodstein rimes Lawrence Eugene Sitton le Harkins Mary Beth Wells Donald Paul Amonett ZeEsther Michele Bush William Julian Gregory William Reid Grimes Kimberly Jeanine Harkins William Norris Little, Jr. Mary Elizabeth Whittemore George Dewey Wright 4 A ' IN MEMORIAM Leslie Ray McClain May 28, 1973 IN MEMORIAM George Bill Tipton May 29, 1973 IN MEMORIAM Mr. R.E. Hamilton August 18, 1973 The year 1973 was an eventful one. While ex-convict Jack Brown, heavy-weight champion Paul Anderson, The Spurrlows, and the Southern Ballet Company visited our campus, prices were rising, pollution was getting worse, and a fuel shortage was upon us. On January 27, 1973 a final agreement brought about a ceasefire which ended the longest war of U.S. involvement, with a promise to have POW's home within 60 days. The first POW arrived home on Febru- ary 14, followed by more POW's, the last to arrive home on March 27, 1973. Major Thomas V. Parrot, POW from our own city, gained freedom on March 14, 1973 and we celebrated his arrival with Major Parrot Day—April 5th. The whole city gathered for a parade and ceremony in which the mayor presented to Major Parrot the key to the city. Inside our green walls we sometimes felt separated from the world outside. But, at last— We were given a chance to express our emotions and give support to a nationwide event and feel a part . . . 179 With the election, the Watergate affair, and the skylab expedition challenging the world, we were faced with our own challenges. The Senior class had their problems trying to concoct a Senior prank that would be remembered in the future . . . ( the toupee, crickets, etc., will certainly not be forgotten!) The band hit the road for Miami and the boy's basketball team hit the boards of the Tech Dome for the first time in DHS History. Mary Beth Wells travelled to state competition as Whitfield County's Jr. Miss. And who will forget the football game where it was everything or nothing? We went for everything . . . and came out on top— 8-7 over rival, Marietta. And not long after, Denise Ellis walked on the 50 yard line as Homecoming Queen. Her sister, Diane, captured the title of Miss DHS in the Sweetheart festivities. Along with the bright lights and publicity, there were others working in another circle of accomplishment— Work-study program students left each day for their respective jobs. Service Clubs wrote words of wisdom on the blackboards, and the Hi-Light staff scurried around to make the deadlines. The Annual Staff enjoyed a picture-taking session with DHS's Homebound student, Claude Davis, and his instructor, Mrs. Kelehear. . . . Yes, time after time we were spun around in the circle of activities we chose for ourselves. We discovered the joy of reaching a goal— and the disappointments when dreams are shattered. We laughed together and cried together and every shining moment was shared by many. We have grown up together— And we have grown together. 183
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