Etowah High School - Etowahian Yearbook (Attalla, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

1974 Etowahian 1973 Etowah High School Attalia, Alabama This book is one year of our lives ... one year at Etowah High ... a year that was shared and lived be- tween friends, enriching us with new faces and new responsibilities, old tasks and old places. We learned how to keep our spirits dry under “wet” circum- stances and high under disappointing ones. Some- how we found the time to share our ideas, to ask for advice, and to find satisfaction and happiness in the final product. Living ... with each other, knowing and helping, making our friends. Belonging ... spending our time, involving ourselves for the fin- ished product. Doing ... working together, striving for the final goal. Being ... an individual, not just a face in the crowd, but one particle helping hold it to- gether. And Supporting ... all working for one cause, and in the end the satisfaction of knowing and realiz- ing that we are all basically the same—a human being—living and working in the world shared Be- tween Friends. iV Table of Contents Introduction Living Belonging Doing Being Supporting Closing 3 between • • • between man an is infinite is infinite is infinite and is infinite and immortal is infinite and immortal fifties day ... homecoming � production • • • • • initiation LIVING n We’re No. !! Well, we didn’t quite make it this year, but in the hearts of all the Devil fans the mighty Blue will reign Supreme for- ever! The SPIRIT projected at Eto- wah in 74-75 was unbelievable! It began to show at a before-school pep rally and then shortly after school began, it exploded in all di- rections-sounding through the halls, echoing in the gym, and burst- ing across the football field. Partici- pation in the door decorations was outstanding, and the class songs for each pep rally were lyrics for a Devil VICTORY! Devoted fans, en- thusiastic bandsmen, and dedicated cheerleaders kept the players fired up and the spirit rolling all through the year! Individualism Finds a Style of Its Own Personality is a one-of-a-kind thing, many times reflected by the clothes one wears and the different trends he follows. We saw a change in the clothes worn at Etowah this year. There was a change from the regular funky blue jeans to tapestry-like creations done with embroidery, thus reflecting an individ- ualist mood. Another way of giving the individualist touch was wearing bells with one’s own name stamped on them. Long hair has become shorter on both boys and girls. Dresses got longer while heels got higher, showing off wild and unusual socks. “Go West” was the basic trend for shirts, having embroid- ery, studs, and a variety of other personalized put- ons. So being oneself became one of the most signifi- cant ways to create one's total personality. Etowah took a look at its past this year by observing “Fifties Day”. This was a day when everyone came to school dressed in the vintage clothes that their parents may have worn. Sock-hopping, The Stroll and Rock Around the Clock came to our minds as boys in leather jack- ets and greased hair ran around school with girls in bobby socks and pony tails. Many teachers participated with this fes- tivity and looked on as students bopped in the pep-rally that day during the memorable fifties. Fifties Day Homecoming ’75 Festivities for Homecoming '74-75 began with a morning pep ralley followed by a color- ful and spirited parade. Cars of every shape and size streamed of blue and white. Cheers for the Big Blue sounded through the streets. The floats, created by dedicated workers in each class, were the highlight of the parade. Last but not least of the exciting events of Homecoming was the big game at Etowah Bowl where our mighty Devils were faced with the Talledega Tigers. At halftime amidst a court of lovely maids, our beautiful Homecoming Queen, The- resa Henderson, was crowned. 16 4aids and Escorts: Karen Copeland escorted by Donnie Hombuckle. Cheryl Cylar escorted by Daryl Lewis. Theresa Henderson by Kenny Washburn, and Kim Smith escorted by Greg Graves SENIOR COURT The Junior Homecoming Court Susan Adcock escorted by Tommy Cox. Debra Hill escorted by Mike Morris. Jill Johnson escorted by David Osborn, Nancy Johnson escorted by Philip Murray. 18 Y� % :'«s The Sophomore Homecoming Court. 19 Marianne Bailey escorted by Harvey Beck. Beon Lommck escorted by Andy Barrax. Betty McBurnett escorted by Buddy Skelton. Denise Smith escorted by Scott Morton. Homecoming 1974 ... “Will all seniors please meet at the American Legion Building and bring a box of white tissue this afternoon?” These came to be familiar words with us as homecoming week approached. So, with some hard work, worrying and tremen- dous effort, three impressive floats were constructed representing the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Finally the big day arrived. With falling-apart floats, scattered people, and anxious onlookers, the winners were announced: “The first place winner is ... The Senior Class!” And tying for second place were the soph- omore and junior classes. After a losing bout with Talladega, many people attended a sock-hop in the school gym. There we revived some of the old songs that were once popular and re- danced some old favorites of yesterday. From Floats to Festivities 21 Holiday spirit was in full swing in the Devil lunchroom Friday Decem- ber 13, the night of Etowah's Christ- mas Dance. Because of the “E” Club’s hard work and the great Sounds of Smokin’ the dance was a big success. So that particular Friday the 13th wasn’t unlucky at all. The only unlucky ones were the ones who missed the dance. 23 V Prince And Princess Senior Favorites Sherry Hammett and Tommy Cox SENIOR Theresa Henderson and David Osborn Cheryl Cylar and Robert Irby Susan Skelton and Donnie Hombuckle Jan Hayes and Phil Hall Pam Bcllew and Doug Chastain ELITE Jan Nelson and Robert Wesson Kim Harrelson and Jon Noojin Lisa Day and Robert Paul Nix Stephanie Matthews and Greg Graves Pam Beck and Lannic Whitt Susan Adcock and Mike Dunn Tammy Anderson and Stan Jones Jill Johnson and Joey Me Elroy Nancy Johnson and Raymond Powell Angie Evans and Mike Dixon Junior Elite Debra Hill and Jeffrey Rowser Leah Glass and Joe Smith Cathy Carden and Will Skelton Junior Favorites Deborah Hulsey I -j— 1 • Kerry Roberson and David rvicClain Sophomore Elite Lynn Brown and Kevin Evans Betty McBumett and Eddie Pcrman Sally Pharr and Brian Hamby Deborah Hill and Andrew Barrax Barbara Downey and Randy Wesson This b the story of a man who gave even hb last morsel be- cause of hb strong love for God and for others. A Christmas Dream 36 NOW SHOWING ... Last year showed us the start of a new interest here at Etowah. It was the start of a Drama Production Class. It stemmed from a play put on by several of our students at the County Drama Festival. Under the guidance of Mrs. Marion Bowen, the class of seniors and juniors grew and produced several plays. The whole school was rewarded by long nights of practice, last minute jam sessions, and a frantic Mrs. Bowen. At the 1975 County Drama Festival, Eto- wah was well represented, especially when Kim Smith was presented as Best Supporting Actress. As the curtain fell, Etowah's drama class had put on five plays and established a lasting interest here at Etowah Rock and Roll The Storm The story of a family Hying lo forgei the past and a man who is seeking to revenge his wife and daughter's death. 37 THE FINAL STEP IN EARNING THE COVETED E” YUK!! The road to becoming eligible for E Club member- ship is not an easy one. It takes a lot of hard work, de- termination and dedication. But once you've earned the eligibility, the final test is the toughest to take. The whole week of initiation was filled with a variety of em- barrassing acts for the rookies to perform. Heads were shaved. Patience wore thin. Then on Friday came the most gruesome, smelly assembly program in the history of Etowah. No mercy was shone. Very deserved “E’s” were earned! 38 200 Students Attend Vocational School In addition to regular classes at Eto- wah, 200 students attend the County Vo- cational School. The purpose of the school is to teach students a trade so they will be prepared for a career after high school. The courses taught are Auto Me- chanics, Body and Fender Repair, Orna- mental Horticulture, Machine Shop, Welding, Air Conditioning and Refrig- eration, Radio and TV Repair, Industrial Electricity, D.E., BOE, Child Care, Food Service, and Drafting. 41 JR.-SR. PROM: JUST YOU ’N ME” It began with a lot of hard working Juniors The Seniors were presented by a very hard working Junior class with a gorgeously decorated prom entitled “Just You 'N Me” Daisies, mushrooms and but- terflies adorned the gym and the spring-time atmosphere was set off by a daisy covered swing and bubbling fountain. We were en- tertained by the “Keystone Road Band” and fed by the Home Ec Department. then the big night arrived .. . wc danced all night ... one last good time together. but slowly wc drifted apart to ‘Just You ’N Me’. ite 1975 SENIOR GALAXY 1. TOMMY BATSON: Tommy is a Senior Class Trea- surer. Ecology Club President, has served as VIC A Treasurer, is a member of the Student Council, and is an office aide. He is also in the Drama Class and was selected Coronation King. 2. PAM BECK: Pam is the Tri-Hi-Y Vice President and is a member of the Beta. Math. Ecology, and SAE Clubs. She was the Girl’s State Representative, chosen to be in Who’s Who. and attended Youth legislature. She is in the Etowah Singers, served as All-County Vice President, is an office aide, and was in the Senior Elite. She is also in the top 10$ academic ranking of the Se- nior class. 3. DOUG CHASTAIN: Doug is our Salutatorian. Stu- dent Council President. PTSA Vice President, and member of the Math, Beta, and DECA Clubs. He was a Snead High School Bowl Representative and member of the first place team and English Scholarship winner in the Scholastic Awards Contest. He has served as YCCA Governor and Sophomore Class President. He was also in the Senior Elite. 4. CINDY COLEGROVE: Cindy is the Student Coun- cil Treasurer, guidance office worker, and is in the Eto- wah Singers. She is a member of the FH A. Ecology, and Beta Clubs. These outstanding Seniors were honored by the faculty to be in the Senior Galaxy. The Galaxy is composed of students who have excelled not only ac- ademically, but also have participated in various ac- tivities in our school and around our community, and have demonstrated characteristics of a good citizen. 5. TIM ENGLE: Tim is the Chess Club President, and member of the International. Spanish, Key and E Clubs. He has also served as football manager. 6. MICKEY GIBBS: Mickey is the Student Council 1st Vice President, teacher’s aide, and member of the E Club. He was the Boy’s State Representative, football manager, and received the Best Pitching Award and MVP in baseball. He is on the Etowahian Staff. 7. STANLEY GILLILAND: Stanley is a member of Audio Visual, and is a very hard working and dependable office worker. 8. LEONARD GREENE: Leonard is the Junior Exchange Club Chaplin, and is a member of the Music Club. He is in the Etowah Singers, All-County Chorus, and Vocal En- semble. He is a member of both the marching and stage bands, and serves as a teacher’s aide. 9. KIM HARRELSON: Kim is a majorette. Ecology Gub Treasurer. SAE President, teacher’s aide, and a member of the Beta Club. She was chosen to be in Who’s Who. is on the Etowahian Staff, and was in the Senior Elite. She is also in the top 10% academic rank- ing of the Senior class. 10. THERESA HENDERSON: Theresa is the Assis- tant Head Cheerleader, E Club Secretary. Senior Class Secretary'. FFA Sweetheart, and is a member of the FHA, Ecology, Beta. Student Council, and Math Clubs. She was Homecoming Queen, in the Senior Elite, and is in the Etowah Singers. She is on the Etowahian Staff and is in the top 10% academic ranking of the Senior class. 11. JAN MILLICAN: Jan is the Recording Secretary of the Beta Club, and is a member of the Math. SAE, YCCA. and Music Clubs. She is a band member and serves as a guidance ofTice worker. She is also in the top 10% academic ranking of the Senior class. 12. JO MILLICAN: Jo is the Correspondence Secre- tary of the Beta Club, and is a member of the Math, FHA, SAE. and Music Clubs. She is a band member and serves as a teacher’s aide. She is also in the top 10% academic ranking of the Senior class. 13. RAY MOORE: Ray is our Valedictorian. Junior Exchange Club President. Beta Club Vice President, and a member of the Math Club. He was a Snead High School Bowl Representative, won first place in the County Math Tournament his Junior year, and is in the Etowah Singers. 14. JAN NELSON: Jan is the Student Council Secre- tary and member of the FHA. SAE. and Ecology Clubs. She is a teacher’s aide, guidance office worker, and was in the Senior Elite. 15. PAUL PENCE: Paul is the Senior Class President. Math Club President, and is a member of the Key. Beta. Ecology. Chess. Student Council and E Clubs. He is in the Drama class, on the Etowahian Staff, and serves as a teacher’s aide. He played football and was a Coronation Pnnce. He is also in the top 10% academic ranking of the Senior class. 16. KIM SMITH: Kim is the Head Cheerleader, trea- surer of the E Club. Key Club Sweetheart, YCCA Rep- resentative. and member of the Beta. Math, and FHA Clubs. She received the Outstanding Cheerleader Award, was a SCOAG Delegate, winner of the JSU Unique Scholarship, and was a member of the first place team in the Scholastic Awards Contest. She was in the Homecoming Court and was a Coronation Princess. She is on the Etowahian Staff, in the Drama Class, and received Best Supporting Actress in both the County and District Drama Festivals. She is also in the top 10% academic ranking of the Senior class. 17. KAREN STANFORD: Karen is the Beta Club President. Math Club Secretary-Treasurer. SAE Secre- tary-Treasurer. and is a member of the FHA. She is a guidance office worker, and was selected the DAR Good Citizenship Girl. She is also in the top 10% aca- demic ranking of the Senior class. 18. DALE STRACENER: Dale is an office worker and serves as a special teacher’s aide. 19. LANNY WHITT: Lanny is a member of the FFA. He has been a band member for three years and was in the Senior Elite. 20. WALDEANA WISE. Waldeana is a member of the FTA and is Treasurer of the Child Care Class. She is on the Track team and serves as a teacher’s aide. 45 FRIDAYS Louise Howard doesn’t know quite how to act as Cathy Carden Skelton taps her as devil. And now we give you the queen for 1975 . Tommy Batson! Hard an(j fun 0fy wcj| as ||)C gjuc Team wjns 21-0. Special Assemblies Fridays were pretty special days around Etowah particularly from the Bridge who informed us when we had a special assembly. of his job at The Bridge and how Many times we were entertained they can help people in trouble, by Etowah’s own Drama Produc- In preparation for the election tion, and other times by a guest new Student Council Officers the speaker or local band. A high- candidates and their managers light of our special assemblies were on stage announcing their was the day when the Sammy platforms and helping their op- Hall Singers came and presented ponents lose. Changing the beat a program showing their versatil- from politics to beauty, one ity in music and shared with us Friday we say the most breath- some of their problems and taking “beauties” representing changes in their lives. We can each homeroom. The contestants never forget the exciting “Pow- were many boys dressed up like der-Puff” Football Game played girls in competition for the cher- by the girls in the Ecology Club ished first place prize. Several and cheered on by our gorgeous band concerts also entertained us cheerleading boys. And then we making Fridays very memorable were enlightened by Jackie Beck days in 1974-1975. Now, we have that darling junior beauty Vanessa Greer. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS |V , A Track team members and winners: Louise Howard, Danny Powell, and Michael Wise. 1st place Scholastic Awards Team members: Jan Hester, Doug Chastain, Kim Smith, and Tommy Yearbook editors Greg Little and Sherry Hammett. Simpson. 50 Audio Visual-Tommy Cox; Gymnastics- Diane Robertson; Library Assistant—Susan Bryant; Drama— Kim Smith and Tommy Batson; Band-Edgar Rogers; Betty Crocker Award-Laura Hood. HONORED ON AWARDS DAY Oratorical Contest winners Debra Roden and Andrew Barrax. Vocational Awards and Golden Hammer winner James McDonough. Volleyball team captain and Coach Carol Hubbard with tournament trophy. Band Awards: Jr.-Deborah Hulsey: Soph. Mark Morrison; Sr.-Edgar Rogers; Band Director’s Appreciation-Ray Moore; John Phillip Sousa-Award-Jan Hester; Majorette-Lynn Clark; Color Guard-Pam Bellcw. Subject Awards: Math Pam Beck; Home Ec. Jenny Smith; BOE-Joy Perry: Democracy Kim Harrelson; Biology-Tommy Simpson; Physi- ology Rita Spradlin; History-Jan Hester; Chemistry-Jan Millican; Typing-Cindy Colcgrovc; 2nd place Math—Ray Moore; English Doug Chastain. VALEDICTORIAN, I Dare You Ray Moore is the 1975 Valedictorian. Ray also received the Good Citizenship award and the 1 Dare You award. Kim Smith was the girl chosen for the I Dare You award. This Award recognizes char- acter and leadership and encourages young people to lead creative and pur- poseful lives by daring them to change the world. SALUTATORIAN, Good Citizenship Doug Chastin is the 1975 Salutatorian. Karen Stanford is the Good Citizenship Girl. 53 1975 ACADEMY AWARDS Our Class Day presentation this year brought back scenes from a few of the most popular flicks in the year 74-75 in our own version of the Academy Awards. The movies nominated were “The Godfather”, “The Exorcist”, “That's My Momma”, “Young Frankenstein”, “The Longest Yard”, and “American Graffitti”. We had special guest such as Ali McGraw and Steve McQueen. Clint Eastwood, and Elton John. We sang our class song, read our will, prophecy, and history, and shed a few tears now and then. We presented Randall Musick a plaque for “Best Producer and Director of Class Day”. Af- ter the program was over it was ‘party time’ in Guntersville! A lot of fun and hard work went into Class Day and we’d like to thank all of the faculty who helped to make it a success. McCoy gives Iasi minute instructions to graduating seniors. Well Etowah, it’s time to say good-bye, but before we do we'd like to bring back to memory all the good things you’ve done for us and good times we’ve shared together. Do you remember the first time we walked through your doors? Boy, were we scared! But you broke us in right at the pep rallies and we just barely missed win- ning the spirit award. However, we were victorious at homecoming when our float rolled off with first place. We repeated that honor again our Senior year. As for our Junior year, we transformed your gym into an elaborate ‘Garden Party’ and presented the most beautiful prom we’ve ever created. (Of course, that could be be- cause it was the only one we’ve ever created!) Our true Blue Devil Spirit was finally done justice our Senior year when we ran away with the competition for the Spirit Award! You’ve become so much a part of us that it’s really hard to leave you, but we must accept it and grow up and face our futures out from under your wing. We love you, Etowah, and we’ll always cherish the wonderful memo- ries we’ve shared with you. 56 C 5 Wl p cy5 os W Tri Hi Y ... Vica So ”o w Student BELONGING Etowahian Staff Jan Hayes: Juniors Joey Walker: Photographer Mickey Gibbs: Faculty Edwallen Sheffield: Seniors Theresa Henderson: Doing Debbie Ford: Living Julie Gage: Photographer, Carol Rogers: Sophomores OOCHX Sponsor Mrs. Jane Brittain Stan Jones: Photographer Debbie McClendon: Supporting Sherry Hammett and Greg Little: Editors Eric Ballou: Juniors Paul Pence: Belonging FFA The Future Farmers of Amer- ica club is an organization of winners. They received 1st place in State Ag. Mechanics, 1st in County Livestock Judging, 1st in State Electrification Contest, 1st in the County String Band Con- test. For the first time in the his- tory of the chapter two American Farmers were chosen and also five State Farmers. The members placed 2nd in the District Ag. Mechanics and 14th in the Na- tional Contest. FFA members also placed in the State Agricul- tural Sales and or Service Con- test, 3rd place in County Public Speaking Contest and was se- lected to be a superior chapter by the State Association. Officers: Scntinai Mark King. Sec. Mike Rains. President James McDonough. Sweetheart Theresa Henderson. Vice-President Bruce Butler. Treas. Mike Brothers. Reporter Donnie Howard No Smoking Front row: Randy Works, Randy White. Mike Bradford. Mike Brothers. Theresa Henderson, Mark Morrison. Scott Morton. David McClain. Jeff Boyd. Second row: Larry Steele, Keith Davenport. Steve Johnson. Dale Bradford. Acton Redden. Jerry Maroney, Danny Oliver, Check Dunn. Allen Tuck. Third row: Charles Glenn. Dennis Fair- child, Glenn Stead, Carlton White, Mark Jones. Lyn Starling, Neil Paulson. Ronnie Dispain, Danny Williams, Wy- man McClendon, Fourth row: Larry Sitz, Timmy McClendon, Bruce Butler. James McDonough. Jennifier Haney, Sarah Horton. Susan Mayben, Diane Brown, Lanncy Whitt, David Ewing, Fifth row: Jeff Elliot, LeDon Bryant, Rickey MacAlpine. Eddie Garlington. Mark King, Charles Corbin. Fulton Smith. Julius Williams. Phillip Jordan. James Douglas. Paul Nix FFA Sweetheart Theresa Henderson Agricultural Mechanics Team: Mike Rains, James McDonough, Mr. Turner, Donnie Howard Tri-Hi-Y The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y club is to involve members in developing leadership, brotherhood, equality, and service while increasing an awareness of oneself and the world. The club is Christian oriented with the emphasis on growth and devel- opment in the Christian life. The programs and activities include op- portunity for Bible study. State Conference, Pre-Youth Legislature and conferences in Gatlinburg and Panama City. Front row: Vice-President Pam Beck. Treas. Kerry Roberson, Reporter Donna Hammond. Sec. Sally Pharr. Lisa Webb, Sponsor Mrs. SafTels Second row: Lisa Long, Kim Denham. Kay Harrelson. Rhonda Pritchard. Sandy Poe. Betty McBurnett. Debbie Graves. LeGay Coker. Kathy Kelley Third row: Marianne Bailey. Donna Hodges. Lynn Brown. Debbie Navlor, Jan Wood. Susan Kelley. Andrea Collins. Rosie Wade. 63 Girls Athletic The Girls Athletic Association is a 3 in 1 club. Girls Volleyball Team. Girls Track, and Girls Gymnastics all belong here. Girls are not to be under-rated. They produced a surprising show of determination, grace, stamina, and courage. Under the direction of Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Hutchens, the Track Team placed 3rd in Area com- petition; the Volleyball Team pro- duced a winning season and the Girls Gymnastics team gave a fine perfor- mance in the gym in front of closed- circuit TV. Linda Hale: Most Valuable Player in Volleyball. Vollcyoall: Standing: Patty Phillips. Lisa Day. Sharon Morgan. Leslie Moore. Nancy Johnson. Linda Hale. Jackie Wendt, Letha Hughes. Carol Holcombe. Leah Glass 64 E-Club Pride, determination, courage, strength and spirit. These are but a few of the quali- ties of an E-club member. One becomes an E-club member by representing Etowah High School in some form of athletics and must prove his willingness by being sub- jected to initiation. The E-club sponsored the Christmas Dance, helped with the Heart Fund Drive, and ran Concession stands for our sports activities. Coach Jim Glover and our E-club officers co-ordinated these activi- ties and a special thanks is given to them. Etowah is proud of its E-club members, for they are truly her very best. Lying: Robert Wesson. Vice President. Cathy Carden. Bottom Row : Karen Copeland. Susan Adcock. Lausona Hilder- brand. Rickv Lewis. Theresa Henderson. Secretary. Tim Taylor. President. Kim Smith. Treasurer. Nancy Johnson. Cheryl Cylar. Jeanette Lawrence. Middle Harvey Beck. Corky Hicks. Eddie Pearman. Brian Hambcy. Keith Davenport. Dannv Oliver. Joel Wise. Greg Kell. Standing: Tim Engle. Keith Christopher. Rand) White. Mike Dunn. Kcnu) Washburn. Jimmy Smith. Roland Whisenant. Mickey Gibbs. Tony Thomas. Joel Dillard. Charles Rowan. Robert Nix. Max Self. Joe Smith. Raymond Powell. Tommy White. Vance Greer. David Epperson DECA Distributive Education is a cooperative program in which students work in the fields of marketing and distribution. This year Deca students helped sponsor a Christmas Party for poor children. At the District Competitions, Greg Little placed 2nd in Advertising; Debbie Reynolds, 3rd in Public Speaking; Casey Chastain, 3rd in Sales Demonstration. At the State Competition, Phillip Silver placed 3rd in Food Marketing. In his second year as Deca Coordinator. Danny fits the job very well. BXOTTOM: Ann Arledge, Eddie Thomas, Karen Osborne. Cindy Boatwright. Becky Gambling. Debbie Reynolds. Reporter. Lisa Osborne, Sandra Braswell, Kevin Long, Danny McCoy. Second: Debra Garmony. Pam Aber- crombie, Dana Garrard. Secretary. Johnny Adams. Tommy Smith. Charlene Gladden. Lisa Day, Vice-President. Sharon Morgan, Tim Shaneyfelt, Jackie Nell. Third: Phillip Silvey. Gary Horton. Doug Chastain. Mike Clements. Connie Mollock, Christy Davis, Karen Copeland. Treasurer. Sandra Stanfield. Cathy Guest. Debra Hill, Top: Jerry Clayton. Billy Wood, Robert Smith. Donald Clardy. Jimmy Smith, President. Bill Stokes. Felton Parker. Robert Patterson. Ronnie McClendon. Mike Harris Bottom: Joel Dillard. Jimmy Harris, Phil Bryant. Leon Bolin. Mike Clements, Mary Craft, Brenda Brown. Second: Joe Kel- ley, Ricky Downey, David Osborn. President, Kenny Washburn, Stan Jones. Roger Renfroc, Treasurer, Allen Stanley. Third: Steve Bolin, Terri Estes. Mike Morrison, Wesley Roberson, Harold Adcock. Ricky Oliver. Fourth: Tommy Chambers, JefT Grady, Kip Willis, Danny Holmes, Harold Smith, Top: Toysonto Roberson, Mark Richey. Glenn Ewing. Allen Johnson, Ronnie Turner, Bill Reynolds. Parlimentarian. Jeny Griffith VICA The Vica organization, like Deca, provides students with an opportunity to work and gain experience while still attending school. Businesses are in close contact with Mr. Fields, our Vica co-ordinator, continually keeping with informed about job openings and pros- pects. Vica also sent representatives to the District and State Level Competitions. Ronald Turner placed 1st in the District and 2nd at State in Auto Body Repair. VICA workers help re-open Piggly Wiggly store. Mu Sigma Gamma Mu Sigma Gamma is a select club of music students. To be a member of the club a person must perform two solos a year, either vocal or instrumental. This is the second year the club has been organized. For one of our assemblies we presented the jazz band from Snead State Junior College and had refreshments for them afterward. We also presented part of the Spring Music Festival for the student body during assembly. Front Row: Debbie McClendon. President. Stephanie Mathews. Vice-President. Jeff Rowscr. Sec- retary. Pam Bcllew. Middle: Cathy Williams, Jan Millican. Debra Hulsey. Treasurer. Lyn Clark. Nina Hawkins. Denise Fairchild. Rene Osborne. Verna Rice. Top: Paul McClain. Lee Freeman. David McClain. Darrell Williamson. Leonard Greene. Edgar Rogers. Audio Visual The Audio Visual Club is the working club of the library. Its members provide valuable service to the faculty here at Eto- wah. It consists of 14 people who are spe- cially trained to run the various projectors and recorders in the library. Their duties are to carry the equipment to the class- room at the teacher’s request, operate the equipment, return it to the library and make minor adjustments on the equip- ment if necessary. Seated: Lawrence Howard. President. Keith Christopher, Vice-President. Keith Duffey. Secretary-Treasurer. Barry McClain. Tommy Cox, Larry McClendon. Standing: Buddy Skeleton. Larry Burton. John Wetzel. Charles Glenn. Dennis Beason. Danny Brown. Tim McClendon. Stanley Gilliand 68 75 BOOK FAIR The Book Fair is an annual thing at Etowah, sort of like football games and Mrs. Stcffe. But this year Library Clubbers met the task with a little more pride and enthusiasm than preceding clubbers had done. They kept books in orderly and neat stacks, and turned out to be pretty good salesmen too. A penny here and dime there, they came out well ahead of last year's Book Fair. Seated: Mrs. Beck, co-ordinator. Anne Reagan. Secretary-Treasurer. Kathy Richards. Vice-President, Standing: Beth Ellison, Teia Causey. Sara Horton. Debra Pullen. Avis Stcapleton. Cheryl Richey. Marilyn Glenn. Karen King. Peggy Tow. Terry Hulsey 69 BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good mentality and character, credit- able achievement, and commendable attitudes. The Beta Club is perhaps the most prestigeous club at any school, and certainly at Etowah. We are proud to state our members are the smartest and most commendable of any club. They are selected on the basis of lead- ership, character, scholarship, and service. Very difficult requirements must be met academically and are strictly enforced. A b-plus average must be maintained throughout the period of membership. Under the supervision of Miss Anne Spurlock, the Beta Club is involved in the community. This year, gifts and donations were collected and distributed at the At- talia Nursing Home. The club also held its annual tap- ping of members for assembly period. This year 8 se- niors and 14 juniors received the honor. Front Row: Kim Harrelson. Jan Millican. Nina Hawkins. Rita Spradlin. Debra Roden. Jo Millican. Paul Pence. Second: Miss Spurlock. Jan Hayes. Treasurer. Theresa Henderson, (.aura Hood. Pam Bcllcw. Karen Stanford. President. Third: F.dwalecn Sheffield. Ray Moore. Vice-President, Doug Chastain, Pam Beck. Bottom: Sherry Hammett. Connie Mollock. Jill Johnson. Phillip Murray. Denise Fairchild. Karen Hallmark, Alana Lowry, Middle: Cindy Colcgrovc. Brenda Brown. Pam Aber- crombie. Jan Hester. Cathy Williams, Toni Hamlin. Pam Vaughn, Letha Hughes. Top: Cheryl Cylar. Leisa Galloway, Julie Gage. Joey Walker. Mike Vaughn. Edgar Rogers, Tommy Simpson 70 ECOLOGY It seems the Ecology Club is here to stay. Even though its second crop of members did get turned around a bit. They’re so busy planting trees and clean- ing up the community, that their roots got crossed up somewhere and tied in a knot. Or so it seemed, as Mr. Musick trans- formed boys into cheerleaders and girls into big, gruesome football players. But it took just one period for him to realize his mistake and he quickly made adjust- ments. His error turned out not to be a mistake though, for he warmed the hearts of students and teachers alike with laugh- ter and entertainment. But to top it off, and I’m surprised, he tried to cover up by saying it was all planned! From Row: Keith DufTey. Larry McClendon. Karen Hallmark. Jan Hayes. Laura Hood. Cindy Bryant. Jill Johnson, Avis Steaplcton. Ann Arledge. Dana Garrard. Charlene Gladden. Jo Ann Garmony, Second Row: Phil Hall. Larry Burton. Mary Roberts. Lyn Clark. Diane Hooks. Cathy Wil- liams. Debra Roden. Jan Nelson. Denise Fairchild. Teresa Trimm. Debbie Ford. Kim Harrelson. Keith Christopher. Third Row Sponsor Mr. Musick, Phillip Silvey. Tommy Batson. Ronald Rigsby. Donal Pritchett. Pam Beck. Pam Bellew, Jon Noojin. Lisa Coker. Theresa Henderson. David Osborn. Jan Haynic. Donnie Hornbucklc. Cindy Colegrove. Greg Graves. Tim Taylor, Paul Pence. Marilyn Glenn. Melba Burke. Janice Mathews KEY CLUB The Key Club is a community service organi- zation. It is backed largely by the Kiwanis Club, who sponsored our slave days and set up various programs for our involvement. This year the club painted the stairways in the gym, sold hot chocolate and popcorn in the Christ- mas parade, played the faculty in a volley ball game, took a trip to Six Flags, and showed a touch of kindness by taking fruit bowls to the Atlalla Nursing Home for the elderly. Bottom: Johnny Adams. Tommy Cox. President. Robert Wesson. Vice-President. Tim Taylor, Treasurer. Shorty Osborn, Sec- retary. Wayne Pierce. Randall Victory. Keith Duffy. Paul McClain. Lee Freeman. Ramond Powell. Jon Noojin. Paul Pence. Ricky Lewis, Steve Quarrels. Standing: Betty McBurnett. Randy Wesson. Wesley Roberson. Greg Kell, Tommy Smith. Tony Thomas. Corky Hicks. F.ddie Pearman. Greg Graves, Donnie Hornbuckle. Kenny Washburn, Jimmy Cox. Phil Hall, Joel Dillard. JJ. Bone. Robert Moon. Bobby Martin. Will Skelton. Kathy Carden 5 Bottom: Jeff Rowscr, Randy White. Robert Irby. Ricky Lewi � . Wayne Pierce. Mac Martin. Second: Corky Hicks. Max Self. Donal Farley. Randall Victory. Mac Martin, Third: F.ddie Perman. Tim Taylor. Randy Wes- son, Broderick Douglas. Andrew Barrax. Mike Morrison Boys Hi-Y The Hi-Y Club is a group of Chris- tian youth at Etowah whose main goal is to set an example for others to fol- low. Hi-Y produced a basketball team of 8 players. Despite their small num- bers, they turned into the only winning sport in boys athletics. Other activities included monthly worship services at different churches and conferences. The club was represented at the Wells Globe Marathon Conference in Flor- ida by Jeff Rowscr. Science Club The Science Club is an organization which explores the fields of Science and Technology. Etowah’s Science Club was on the move this year. They competed in the Gasden and Jackson- ville State Science Fairs. Winners were: Tommy Simpson, Greg Legal, Eric Ballou, Brenda Moragne, Donna Hammond, Rhonda Pritchett, Janet Murphy, and Larry Burton. The Club also presented “This Atomic World” at assembly period. Stan Jones was the club’s sponsor, while Mr. Spraggins was over-all instructor. 73 Student Council Student Council members are elected by the student body. Selected members of the council campaign for offices. After the candidates give their political speeches the student body cast their ballots on the voting machines. The Student Council sponsored the EHS Door Decorating Contests. They purchased a portable stage and also made plans to have a sidewalk con- structed. Officers are in charge of plan- ning all assembly programs, any type of school election and school pictures. President Doug Chastain directs the annual pa- per drive at Etowah. Front: Cindy Colegrove. Paul Pence. Sec. Jan Nelson. Pres. Doug Chastain. 2nd Vicc-Prcs. Andrea Collins. Donna Hodges, Jo Marie Roden. Cathy Williams, Leisa Galloway. Jan Hester. Rhonda Pritchett. Pam Vaughn. Susan Mayben. Kathy Carden, Theresa Henderson. Betty McBumett. Robert Irby. Harvey Beck. Jeff Rowser, Andrew Barrax. Danny Williams. Joey McElroy, Phillip Murray. Paul Cromwell. Lynn Starling. Left: 1st Vice-President Mickey Gibbs. Sec. Jan Nelson. President Doug Chastain. Treas. Cindy Colegrove. 2nd Vice-President Andrea Collins 1st Vice-President Mickey Gibbs Y.C.C.A. The Y.C.C.A. of Etowah is a member of the county-wide organization of the Youth Council on Civic Affairs. The purpose for which the corporation is organized is to pro- mote an interest, study, and participation in all civic matters affecting the youth of the community and the responsibilities of young people in upholding and furthering the dem- ocratic way of life. Front: Pam Thomas. Keith Duffcy, Jan Millican. Nina Hawkins. Denise Fairchild. Sponsor Mrs. Bailev. Doug Chastain. Second row: Pam Bcllew. Lyn Clark. Jeanette Lawrence. Officers: Governor Robert Wesson. Lt. Governor Patsy Thorton. Sec. Larry Burton. Treas. Nina Hawkins Junior Exchange The Attalia Exchange Club donated an American flag pole which was placed in the stadium. Junior Exchange members did minor repair work on a classroom and at- tended an Attalia Exchange Club Banquet. Mark Noble. Glenn Talley. Kevin Copeland. Joey McElroy. Danny Pavne. Jeff Rowser. Treas. Edgar Rogers. Glenn Pem- berton. Sec. Darrell Williamson. Norman Roberts. Vicc-Prcs Dean Copeland. Mike Vaughn. Pres. Ray Moore International Club Foreign Banquet Held The International Club is composed of students hav- ing an interest in foreign countries. Two Inter- national Banquets were held with members bring- ing a foreign food. The club also purchased tape record- ings for the French II book. Front row: Greg Legat. Treas. Lisa Coker. Teresa Trimm. Jill Johnson. Diane Brown. Thomas Biansett. Glenn Pemberton, Sherry Hammett. Donal Pritchett. Second row: Sponsor Mrs. Brittain. Patty Phillips. Secretary Carol Rogers. Leah Glass. President Jan Hester. Jocelyn Wright, Cathy Williams. Edwalccn Sheffield. Susan Ward. Tim Engle. Patty Phillips enjoys tasting one of the many foreign foods served at the banquet. CHESS CLUB Chess Club Members Compete in Atlanta Front row: Mike Battles. Lee Reneau. Mark Jones. Sec. Donal Prichett. Treas. Mike Vaughn. Presi- dent, Tim Engle. 1st Vice President Larry MeCIcndon. Patsy Thorton. Paul Pence. Eric Brown. Sec- ond row: George Shavers. Kenneth Burkett. Sabrina Burns. Peggy Brothers. Joyce Henry. Pam Elliot. Phvllis Joyner, Keith Christoper. Thomas Blansett. Robert Moon. Tim Shaneyfell. Billy Brothers. Ad- visor Mr. Smith. Third row: Greg Legat. Jon Light. Stan Jones. Charles Glenn. Mike Barnes. Larry Burton. Steve Reagan. Allan Ballou. Harold Smith. Cordell Hilton. The Etowah Chess Club participated in the Southern Regional Tournament in Atlanta, and also participated in the North Alabama In- vitational Chess Tournament held in Hunt- sville, at Grissom High School. The Chess Club also had meeting with the Sansom Club. The purpose of the Chess Club is to acquaint stu- dents with the strategy of chess and to prepare the members for tournaments. During club meetings members receive helpful hints on how to im prove their chess strategy. Photography Club The purpose of the Pho- tography Club is to pro- mote interest in both the ar- tistic and the scientific aspects of photography. In- struction is provided in camera technique, negative processing and printing. Each member is allowed to completely process his own photos from exposed film to finished prints. Front row: Phvllis Joyner, Joyce Henry, Andrea Collins. President Tommy Simpson. Vice President Stan Jones. Chessel Burton. Keith Nichols. Sponsor Mr. Spraggins. Second row: Greg Legal. Michael Corbin. Andrew Bar- rax, Joey Walker. Bottom: Paul Pence. President. Joey Spears. Vice-President. Karen Stanford. Secretary. Second: Jan Millican. Treasurer. Nina Hawkins, Debra Roden. Sherry Hammett. Jo Millican. Third: Doug Chastain. Pam Bellew. Jan Hayes. Theresa Henderson, Rita Spradlin. Laura Hood. Fourth: Ray Moore. Susan Bryant. Pam Beck. Edgar Rodgers. Top: Edwalccn Sheffield 78 Revive ’60’s Although having just lost to Talledega on the football field, spirits were high (and so were a few people!) at the Soc Hop. Gubs Unite! Let’s go brothers! Let's get some of these good oP things back at Etowah! This year FHA and the Math Club started it off by reviving an almost forgotten tradition here. Our Homecoming Soc-Hop was the first one Etowah had seen in, in who knows when? Sure everyone remembered them, but nobody could say when the last one was held. Math Clubbers weren’t lazy. They raised the money to buy a $129 calculator, held the County Math Tournament here (which we proudly won), and tapped new members. FHA wasn’t far behind. They held a Pizitz fashion show in the gym and refreshed the faculty with punch and cookies at various limes throughout the year. Although the teachers enjoyed it most, these girls are gaining valuable experience for their future lives. We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Frances Morrison and Mrs. Virginia Cash for making it all possible. Jan Nelson. Deborah Roden, Diane Hooks. Karen Meeks. Jane Argo. Donna Kelley. Susan Battles. Kathy Vaugh. Jennifer Smith. Secretary-Treasurer. Pam Vaughn. Susan Skelton. Sherry Hammett. Mrs. Cash. Miss Howell. Sec- ond Row: Karen Hallmark. Rhonda Pritchett. Kim Denham. Kay Harrelson, Sarah Horton. C ynthia Casey. Rita Spradlin. Donna Hodges, Lynn Brown, Anne Reagan. Karen Stanford. Theresa Henderson. Cindy Colegrovc. Lisa Coker. Teresa Trimm, Third Row: Brenda Maragne. Devotional Chairman. Jan Holliday. Mary Jo Colvin. Karen Grove. Debra Hill. Donna Hammonds. Rhonda Hill. Susan Kelley. Dianne Brown. Alison Stewart. Lisa Samples. Kay Powell. Last Row : Melba Burke. Kathy Stafford. Pam Thomas. Charlotte Greer. Angie Lvans. Nancy Over- street. Reporter. Debra Oden. Avis Steaplcton. Debra Hulsey. Co-President. Julie Walker. Karen Phillips. Celia Brothers, Patty Camp 79 Student Aetion For Education Student Aetion for Education with the help of the Etowah County Day Care Center and Deca Club provided a Santa Claus, gifts, and a Merry Christ- mas for ten children. This gave club members a realistic view of less fortu- nate boys and girls. Club members also participated in the annual Teacher- Student Exchange. On this day mem- bers grade papers, call roll, lecture, and generally have the responsibility of being a teacher.SAFE members served the faculty breakfast during the morn- ing break. Kim Harrelson was selected Miss SAFE and represented Etowah at the district contest. Selected club mem- bers also attended the state convention in Montgomery. Edwaleen Sheffield. Pam Bellew. Debbie McClendon and Jo Millican practice teaching on Student Action for Education Day. Dennis persuades Santa at the SAFE Christmas party that he has been good this year. Front row: President Kim Harrelson, Vice President Jan Hayes. Sec. Denise Fairchild. Treas. Karen Stan- ford; Second row: Sherry Hammett, Pam Bellew. Cathy Williams. Stephanie Matthews. Jan Nelson. Debra Roden. Rita Spradlin: Third row: Karen Hallmark. Pam Beck. Edwaleen Sheffield. Andrea Collins. Susan Black. Sponsor Mrs. Massey; Fourth row: Cheryl Cylar. Debbie McClendon. Jan Millican. Patsy Thorton. Jo Millican. Nina Hawkins 80 Front row: President Rosie Hill. Secretary Pam Marshall. Trcas. Mary Laughlin. Karen Meeks. Reporter Louise Smith: Second row: Barbara McWhorter. Lausona Hilderbrant. Su- san Adcock. Brenda Williams. Charlene Gladden. Theresa Mason: Not pictured: Karen Bat- tles. Joy Perry. Sharon Morgan. Brenda Brow n. Angie Horton. Toni Hamlin. Darlene Oden F.B.L.A. Sponsors Clowns in Parade The Future Business Leaders of America club increased its member- ship and activities this year. The F.B.L.A. clowns, Rosie Hill, Pam Mar- shall, Sharon Morgan and Mary Laughlin were new and amusing in our homecoming parade. Members also worked hard to sell calendars that pro- vided a family with a nice Christmas. Mrs. Smith, Miss Lamberth and F.B.L.A. representatives attended the annual district convention in Birmingham. F.B.L.A. clowns arc equipped to entertain the many children who watch our homecoming parade. Debbie Johnson, President of the Legal Sec. Assoc., created interest in secretarial work when she spoke to the club in Nov. Rosie Hill, president of F.B.L.A.. discusses club plans for the 74-75 year. Secretary Pam Marshall par- ticipates in the annual induc- tion ceremony. 81 In honor of the Band of Champions ” MARCH 22: Etowah Band Day Proclaimed After a week at camp the Band made it’s first appear- ance in Jacksonville. When halftime came, so did the rain but the Band played on showing determination and spirit for another year. Competing in the Mid-South Matching Festival, Drum Majorette Debra Hulsey won a superior rating with the rest of the Band receiving an excellent rat- ing. Traveling to Tennessee the Band, Majorettes, Color- guard and Honorguard won a superior rating and the Drum Majorette received an excellent rating. One week later in Douglasville the entire Band won superior ratings making a total of 9 trophies for three marching festivals. The Band marched in Gadsden’s Christmas Parade, the Cerebal Palsy Parade, the American Legion Parade and Jacksonville’s Homecoming Parade in which they placed 1st runner-up. Earlier in the year, the flags also placed 1st runner-up at Jacksonville’s Corps of the Matching Band Camp. For the third year the Band accepted the title “Band of Champions.” Telegrams of congradulations, a police escort home and March 22 being proclaimed Eto- wah Band Day made this year’s trip to New Orleans special. While in New Orleans, the band members prac- ticed hours to assure themselves of a perfect performance on Sunday. I. Etowah’s Home- coming Parade is lead by the colorful Blue Devil Band. 2. Enthusi- asm is felt by all at the completion of a superior show. 3. Students listen to the annual Christmas Concert. 4. Clairnet players wait attentively for the command to march onto the football field. 5. David and Paul McClain perform a Trombone-duo in one of the band’s parade shows. ETOWAH BAND Bandsmen and Bandswomcn of the Week: Seated: Melba Burke. Nancy Overstreet. Sally Pharr. Car- rie Roberson. Donna Stephens. Standing: Mark Morrison. Jeffrey Rowser. Kevin Elliott. Lannv Whitt Concert 75 Debra Hulsey: Drum Majorette Right: The Etowah High School Blue Devil Band Council show off all the many trophies that the band has won this year. They arc Mary Roberts, alto sax section leader. Lynn Clark, majorette. Pam Bcl- lew, head color guard. Mike Morrison. Deborah Hulsey, drum major, Melba Burke, Clarinet section leader. Jenny Oden, flute section leader. Darrell Williamson, band captain. Mark Noble, tenor sax section leader. Paul McClain, trumbone section leader, and Edgar Rogers, band captain. 8$ Corps of the Marching Band The color guard and twirling flags exhibit school colors during the Homecoming parade. Flag carriers enjoyed their homecoming halftime when they performed with no equipment. Twirling Rags. Cynthia Casey, Debbie McClendon, Jocelyn Color Guard: Denise Fairchild. Renee Osborn. Karen Hallmark. Tammy Sheffield. Terry Wright, Head Pam Bellew. Dana Redden. Janice Holiday Teal 86 Majorettes Have Memorable Year 2nd in camp competition; 1st at Montgomery The majorettes practiced many hours before final com- petition at the Auburn Univer- sity Twirling Camp. The girls were rewarded when they took second place. The team also competed in Montgomery, Cleveland, Tcnn. and Doug- lasville, Ga. where they re- ceived first place. Majorettes invent a relaxing seat dur- ing the Parade of Poseidon. They know the batons have got to be up there somewhere. Pasty Thorton Cindy Bryant Head majorette: Lyn Clark Stephanie Matthews Kim HarrcLson « PRACTICE ... PREPARE ... PERFORM Straighten that hat, clean and polish shoes, adjust your sash—these are prepara- tions all bandsmen do before every perfor- mance. A lot of time and effort goes into the band's award-winning look. Before these fi- nal preparations many hours are spent per- fecting routines, music, and marching style. While doing this band members must also condition themselves for their strenuous per- formances and the long parade in New Or- leans. This is done by running up and down the stadium steps and around the parking lot. When all of the work and preparation was completed the band made it’s superior showing in New Orleans. Seniors of the honorguard, colorguard, and majorette corps were honored in a pep rally. Junior members presented each girl with a ribboned rose. Left: Janice Holiday accepts her flower from Cynthia Casey. Band members work, travel and perform together. They also share common goals and happiness. Minutes before the big performance, Patsy Thorton makes sure her shoes are spotless. This is one of the many prepara- tions band members are required to do as individuals. Honorguard members Renee Osborn, Karen Hall- mark, and Tammy Sheffield present the Amer- ican flag before each foot- ball game. Trumpet player Mark Morrison and the twirling flags prac- tice an unusual stunt. One which the Etowah Band has re- ceived much praise for. ETOWAH SINGERS The Etowah Singers is a group of talented young men and women selected through audition. We are very proud to have them represent Etowah High School. This year they rated superior at the district competitions and captured a very high rating at state. The newly originated “Ensemble” received an excellent rating this year. The Etowah Singers also performed at the Christmas Concert, the Attalia Music Festival, and the Spring Festival. State Soloists: Darrell Williamson. Stephanie Mathews. All State: Bottom Row: Stephanie Mathews, Lynn Clark. Deborah McClendon. Second Row: Edgar Rogers. Wayne Pierce. Leonard Greene. Etowah Singers: Front Row: Tern Teal. Meg Smith. Stephanie Mathews. Carrie Stanfield. Janet Murphy. Debbie Naylor. Lisa Howard. Rene Osborn. Pam Beck. Sandra Stanfield. Debbie McClendon. Deborah Hulsey. Tammy Anderson. Second Row: Nina Hawkins. Verna Rice. Denise Smith. Betty McBurnett. Jo Ann McAnnally, Lynn Brown, Lcisa Gallaway, Lynn Clark. Rossie Wade. Susan Bryant. Louise Howard. Denise Fairchild, Lisa Samples, Tom Cole Director. Third Row: Cindy Colegrove. Theresa Henderson, Dean Copeland. Lee Freeman. Vance Greer. Joey McElroy, Mitchell Johnson, Mac Martin. Glenn Talley. Jeff Kilgore. Kevin Elliott, Edgar Rogers, Mark Noble. Andrea Collins. Angela Brad- ford, Top Row: Paul McClain. Paul Cromwell. Ray Moore, Lcanard Green. Jon Noojin. Jeff Rowser. Darrell Williamson. Wayne Pierce. Keith Christopher. Tony Thomas. Ricky Lewis. 90 Officers: Sealed: Debbie McClendon. Presi- dent; Standing: Ray Moore. Chaplain: Step- hanie Mathews. Secretary; Deborah Hulsey, Treasurer; Jeffrey Rowscr, Librarian; Ricky l.cwis. Vice-President. Ensemble: Bottom Row: Joey McElroy. Lisa Howard. Stephanie Mathews. Pam Beck. Deborah McClendon. Lynn Clark. Denise Fairchild. Wayne Pierce. Top Row: Paul McClain. Lee Freeman. Phil Hall, Leonard Green. Jeffrey Rowser. Darrell Williamson. Edgar Rogers. es ... spirit ... football DOING Left to right: Karen Copeland. Tammy Anderson. Nina Hawkins. Theresa Henderson. Kathy Carden. Kim Smith. Nancy Johnson. Cheryl Cylar. Susan Adcock. Angie Evans Kim Smith. Head. Sr ETOWAH BLUE DEVIL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Blue Devil Cheerleaders, after being judged and then elected by the student body, be- gan a full year of activity. They cheered at games, gave parties, cooked breakfast for the football team, presented Christmas pillow people, took up funds for charity drives, worked road blocks and marched in parades, in each event representing EHS. The cheerleaders attended an ICF camp at Auburn. Here they won four ribbons. The ’74-’75 squad at an ICF clinic captured the first spirit award ever won by Etowah Cheerleaders. These eleven girls were hard working, dedicated, and forever behind their BIG BLUE. They take with them a letter, a very worn uniform, a lasting bit of Devil Spirit, and ten new sisters. Theresa Henderson, Asst. Head. Sr. Karen Copeland. Sr. 97 Nancv Johnson. Jr. PIGSKIN REVIEW 74-75 Bottom row: Keith Davenport. Phillip Jordan. Greg Kell. Jo Jo Wise. Keith Christopher. Wayne Pierce. Nauches Cole. Joey McElroy. Paul Pence; Second row: Chuck Dunn, Donald Farley. Raymond Powell. Corky Hicks. Danny Oliver. Wesley Roberson. Mike Dunn. Coon McDanial: Third row: Tim Taylor MVP. Vance Greer MVB. Joel Dillard. Randy White. Buddy Steapleton, Charlie Rowan. Bill Willet. Bryan Hamby. Robert Paul Nix MVL, Eddy Perman. Tommy White. Randy Wesson. David Epperson, Alan Tuck. Ricky Lewis, Robert Moon. n.p. Robert Wesson MVL. Jeff Miller. Coach Robert Nichols is disgusted with the rain in Jacksonville as Coach Bill Hall looks on. 98 Coach Alexander aids Joey McElroy after being in- jured in Anniston Game. Head Coach Jim Glover tries to settle Robert Paul Nix down after the Benjamcn Russel game as Nix looks at the upsetting scoreboard. Defensive Coach Hal Davidson, caught unaware by camera. Robert Wesson and David Eppei Albertville 21-13. rson Express Jubilant Feelings after Vance Greer scores from the three to beat A Blitz by Devil Linebacker Tim Taylor and End Vance Greer catches Talledega off guard as Taylor Greer smother the Quarterback. c 796 S WA i SPORTS Glover, James E. How to Beat Tigers. Etowah High Blue Devils, c!974. Sip illus Describes how to 99 TRYING, ALWAYS TRYING 9 V -0 • • so P • V • i' % h Above David Epperson gains valuable ground yardage after cutting inside off of Vance Greer’s block. While below Buddy Steapleton goes airborne to Tim Taylor for a BLUE DEVIL GAIN! «l f- v V m f [£ wj ■ j « $%W+ i % V iv ♦y I 4 1 M % 1 Robert Wesson clears Vance Greer out of the backfield. while David Epperson leads around the end looking for Wildcat delenders. 100 Head Manager. Ricky Lewis expresses BLUE DEVIL SPIRIT! This season’s record does not reveal the time and effort each player put into the game. But maybe these losses were meant to be, to prepare our goals in the future. But if not for defeat. VICTORY would be nothing! Winning. Losing. Crying. Laughing. Hitting. Hurting, but together always Trying. Joey McElroy and Raymond Powell haul down a Dega Tiger from behind! 101 Before the games spirit and emotions both ran high as you can see above as the whole team is Fired-Up. Below: Paul Pence. Buddy Steapleton. and Joel Dillard await Rcbs in Goal Line Stand. 102 Joey McElroy Tim Taylor team up lo show Aggie QB what Blue Devil football is about! A bad snap from center on a field goal attempt resulted in Raymond Powell tossing the winning touchdown pass to an alert Greg Kell, the comer of the end one Below are the Trophy winners for the 74-75 season. Robert Wesson 31. Most Valuable Lineman. Wesson was moved from the backficld did an excellent job. Robert Paul Nix 75. Most Valuable Lineman. Nix worked hard and received a scholarship for his fine effort. Tim Taylor 10. Most Valuable Player. Taylor played defensive linebacker and led the defense with five interceptions. Vance Greer 24. Most Valuable Back. Greer is just a junior and this is his second year to win this trophy. Top row: Coach. Carol Hubbard. Linda Hale. Jackie Wendt. Leslie Moore. Bottom row: Carol Holcombe, Patty Phillips. Leah Glass. Sharon Morgan. Lctha Hughes. Not pictured Nancy Johnson. GIRLS The ’74-75 girls volleyball team was followed with great enthusiasm by the student body. These nine girls were chosen in the fall from a group of tal- ented prospects. They spent many hours in practice to perfect their skills. This year it really paid off. They won 6 out of their 9 matches and 5 out of their 8 extra games. The Snead In- vitational tournament brought our girls a second place trophy. Linda Hale was chosen as most valuable player by her teammates. VOLLEYBALL 104 105 Ixfi to right: Mack Martin, Allen Snow, Robert Cole, Michael Morris. Keith Christopher. Tony Thomas, Coach Davidson. Roland Whisenanl, Kevin Evans, Alfonzo Walker, James Williams. Michael Underwood. Bryan Hamby. Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah Etowah 65 69 59 57 37 60 60 50 85 80 46 65 70 71 45 67 62 71 45 32 48 56 40 49 Albertville 84 Ft. Payne 65 Heflin 59 Emma Sansom 68 Guntcrsvillc 71 Talladega 74 Emma Sansom 89 Anniston 73 Albertville 91 Ft. Payne 73 Emma Sansom 68 Pell City 70 West End 58 Glencoe 34 Ashville 47 Hokes Bluff 74 Oxford 74 West End 86 Ashville 63 Pell City 75 Hokes Bluff 66 Southside 85 Heflin 53 Gadsden 78 Despite Setback the Ball Still Bounced for the Devils. I Tony Thomas follows through a basket. 2. Raymond Powell hangs for two. 3. Bryan Hamby eyes the court for an open receiver. 4. Keith Christopher finds confusion on the bench. 5. Much of a game is played behind the court boundrics. 6. Devils get on the move. 7. Roland Whiscnant makes use of his natural abilities. 8. Christopher looks for a chance to score. 9. Devils give it all. 10. Tree contemplates game strategy. 11. Post game humor. Evans. 12. Two More! 109 Lisa Dollar. Sandra Moats. Marianne Bailey. Lisa Long. Barbara Downey. Rhonda Hill. Mary Roberts. Pam Thomas, Lisa Howard. Debra Hill. B-Team Cheerleaders Head B-Team cheerleaders Lisa Long and Sandra Moats III Look of Determination! Raymond Powell strives hard to throw knuckle ball, while Larry Steele awaits action! Left: Shorty Osborn hauls in an infield fly. Right: Greg Kell hurls from the mound. Below: Mac Martin has a good eye on the ball as he tags it for a hit. Above: Greg Kell rounds first in air and heads toward second. Below: Bryan Hamby slides in home in Regional Tournaments; Devils 7; Aggies 6. in 12 innings. Mickey Gibbs lags Tiger runner from pick-off play of Raymond Powell. Below: Keith Christopher scores on a base hit. ETOWAH BLASTS SANSOM 4-3 Everyone is rushing to the mound to congratulate pitcher Mickey Gibbs after pulling out a 4-3 win over Etowah County Champs Emma Sansom. The win made the Devils 2-0 for tournament play. Top row: Coach Hal Davidson. David Osborn. Eddy Perman. Raymond Powell, Keith Christopher, James Steapleton. Roland Whisenant Coach Gregg Hipp, Bottom Row: Ramona Whisenant. Greg Kell, Bryan Hamby. Mac Martin, Harvey Beck. Larry Steele, Tim Taylor, Mickey Gibbs MVP. Polly Sewell. The 1975 Etowah Blue Devil Baseball team posted a 5 win and 7 loss season. But the tournament play was the highlite of the year with the Devils going 2-2 for tournament play. The Etowah team started the tournament off by playing Albertville in the first game. After 7 innings the score was 3 to 3. In the top of the 9th the Aggies pushed a run in but Etowah came back in the bottom of the inning to tie things up. The exact thing was repeated in the 10th. The top of the 11th started off the same with the Aggies scoring one. The Devils came back and scored one and then with bases loaded Harvey Beck hit one through the hole, beating Albertville 7-6. The following day EHS played Sansom. In the second inning Etowah jumped out in front 2-0, but in the third Sansom pulled out in front 3-2. In the bottom of the 6th Etowah got things going and pushed one across to tie things up. Then Sansom put in pitching ace Kenny Wallace with one man on base. David Osborn doubled in the go- ahead run. Then in the top of the 7th EHS pitcher Mickey Gibbs fanned two, and Wallace flied out to end the game 4-3, Etowah still with one bat left. Leah Glass shows much poise and grace on the beam. BEAUTY, ABILITY GRACE GIRLS GYMNASTICS These girls presented their minitramp skills as half time entertainment at a basketball game. 116 Dianne Roberts flows through her routine. Top Row: Michael Morrison, Johnny Williams, Randy White, Max Self, Robert Irby. Donald Farley, Tony McKinney. Fulton Smith, Thomas Wise, Johnny Chergotakos; Maurice Ruffin, David Epperson, Mike Means, Jo Jo Wise, Jeffrey Rowser, Broderick Douglas; Coach: Walker Alex- ander. Randy White participated in new event: 330 Intermediate Hurdlers. Thomas Wise. Most Valuable and Best Field Award, eyes high jump. ETOWAH 1975 TEAM RECORD Event Name Measurement Place Site High Jump Thomas Wise 6 7 1st Rocket City Invitational 6 5 1st State Meet Triple Jump Thomas Wise 41 1 2nd County Meet (Sardis) 880 Yard Run Danny Powell 2:02.1 2nd District Meet 4th Sectional Meet 2:02.8 1st District Meet 2-Mile Run John Williams 10:37 1st Gadsden Dual 330 Intermediate Hurdles Randy White 46:00 1st District Meet 3rd District Meet Mac Williams. Thomas Wise, Maurice Ruffin. Michael Morrison arc the 880 Relay Team. David Epperson. Broderick Douglas. Mac Williams. Jo Jo Wise arc the 440 Relay Team. 119 Led to right. Debra Pv.rter. Louise Howard. Candy Copeland. Waldeana Wise. Letha Hughes. Lisa Stansil. Sherree Poner Becky O’Bryant. Lisa Day. Hard work, lots of time, sometimes pain, but always out in front. GIRLS TRACK Etowah High Girls Track Team placed third in the county track meet this year. Places 100 yd dash 60 yd dash 440 yd dash Mile Run 880 yd Run Shot Put Sheree Porter Second Sherree Porter Second Deborah Porter First Louise Howard First Elsia Stancil Second Waldeana Wise First Louise Howard placed fourth in the District Track meet in Athens which was held on May 2. The winner of the outstanding Girls Track Award was Waldeana Wise. 5 j x X xj Lf—ku I- 121 Letha Hughes gives it a fast go. .. seniors ... faculty ... in ri iduals ... crowds ... people ... faces ... sophomores 124 Senior Class OfTicers: Seated Paul Pence. Pres. Standing-Tommy Cox, 1st V.;Prcs. Robert Irby. 2nd V,- Pres.; Theresa Henderson, Sec.; Tommy Batson. Treas. We Finally Made It!! Class rings, invitations, keys, memory books and class day. All these things bring to mind the events of this year. After twelve years, the first step of our journey has been completed. Now as we look back to our good times, we can also look ahead and say, “Ready or not, World, here we come!” Pamela Battles Abercrombie: Ecology Club 10; DECA 11.12; Beta Club 12 Kathy Bates Pamela Bellew: FHA 10; Ecology Club 10,12; Sec. 12; SAE 12; Beta Club 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; Chaplin 12; YCCA 12; Homeroom officer 12; Band 10,11,12; Colorguard 10,11.12; Band Council 12; Coronation 12; Stage Band II; Teacher’s aide 12; American Histoiy- Award 11. Johnny Adams: Chess Club 10; Key Club 10,12; DECA 11,12 Tommy Batson: Ecology Club 10,11,12; Pres. 12; Student Council 12; V1CA II; Trcas. II; Homeroom officer 12; Coronation 12; King 12; Office aide 12; Drama Prod. 12; Se- nior Galaxy Charles Beshears: Chess Club 11,12; Audio Visual 12; 1st V.-Pres. 12 Ann Arledgc: Ecology 10,11,12; FHA 10; DECA 11,12; Homeroom officer II; Teacher’s aide 10; BOE 10 Susan Battles: Campus Crusade 10; Ecology Club 10; FHA 12; Teacher’s aide 12; Guidance Office Asst. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12 Randy Black Mike Barnes Pam Beck: Tn-Hi-Y 10,11,12; officer 11,12; Ecology Club 10,11,12; Student Council II; Beta Club 11,12; Mu Al- pha Theta 11,12; SAE 11,12; Home- room officer 10,11,12; Senior Galaxy Sharon Blount: Pep Club 10,11,12; Co-Captain 10; Captain II; Volley- ball team 10 125 Leon Bolin: T I 11,12 Daniel Brown: FFA 10; Audio Visual Club 12 Su an Stancil Bryant: Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Beta Club 11.12; Library Club 11,12: Pres. 12: Homeroom OIT. II; Gymnastics Show 11,12; Math Toum. 11,12; Etowah Singers 12; All County Chorus 12; 2nd Place County Math Toum. 12; I yr. Scholarship GSJC. Mike Bradford: FFA 10,11.12 Diane Brown: FHA 10.11.12: Inter- national Club 11,12; FFA 12; Teacher's Aide 12. Melba Burke: Ecology Club 10,11.12; Mu Sigma Gamma II; FHA 12; Homeroom Officer II; Band 10,11,12; Section Leader 11.12; Band Council 11,12; Teacher’s Aide 12. Michael Brothers: FFA 11,12; Co-op 12; Treas. 12; Physical Education Award 11. Debra Buchanan Chesscl Burton: Photography Club 12; Pep Club 10; Office Aide 12. Brenda Brown: FBLA 10,12; Teacher's aide II; BOE 10,11,12; Beta Club 12. Phillip Bryant: Chess Club 10; Vica 11,12; Secretary II. Bruce Butler: FFA 10,11.12; Reporter 10, Vice-President 12. David Cash Doug Chastain: DECA 11,12; YCCA 10,11.12; Gov. II; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Beta Club 11,12; Jr. Exchange Club II; Student Council 12; Pres. 12; PTSA 12; 2nd V.-Pres. 12; Golf 10; French Award 10; Class Officer 10; Coronation 10,11.12; Snead College Bowl 12; Salutalorian; Senior Galaxy. Michael F. Clements: FFA 10; T I 11,12; VICA 11,12. Cynthia Cattling: Pep Club 11.12; In- tramural Volleyball Award 11,12. Willie Childs Mike Clements Ray Chapman Keith Christopher; Key Club 10; Campus Crusade 10,11; Ecology Club 10,11,12; E-Club 11,12; Audio Visual 10,12; V-Pres. 12; Chess Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Homeroom Officer 10; Football 10,11,12; Basket- ball 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Eto- wah Singers 10,11,12. Elesia Clifton Lisa Coker: FHA 12; International Club 10.11,12; Ecology 11,12; Home- room Officer 11,12; Teacher's aide 10.11.12; Office aide 12. Casey Chastain: DECA 12; Youth Council 12; Ecology Club 11,12; Science Club II; Tri-Hi-Y II; Home- room Off. II; B-Team Cheerleader 10; Coronation 10,11; Etowah County Fitness Toum. II. Lyn Clark: Ecology Club 10,11.12; Science Club 10,11; Tn-Hi-Y 10,11; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; YCCA 12; Powder Puff Football 12; Superior Rating State Sole Ensemble II; Science Fair Winner II; Band 10,11,12; Majorette 10,11,12; Head 11,12; Band Council 11,12; Stage Band 11,12; Etowah Singers 10,11.12; All-County Chorus 10,11,12; All-State Chorus II, Chorale Ensemble 12; Teacher’s Aide 11; Drama Prod. 12. Robert Cole Cindy Colegrove Andrea Collins: Photography Club 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 12;SAE 12; Student Council 12; 2nd Vice-President 12; Etowah Singers 12; Etowahian Staff 12; Office Aide 11,12. Debra Collins; Teachers Aide 11,12. Karen Copeland: Ecology Club 10,11; Pep Club 10,11; E-Club 11,12; Key Club Sweetheart 10; DECA 12; Sec. 12; Class Officer 11; Coronation 10,11,12; Queen 12; Homecoming 11,12; B-Team Cheerleader 10; Var- sity Cheerleader 11,12; Etowah Sing- ers II Tommie Cox: Key Club 10,11.12; E- Club 10,11.12; Audio Visual 11,12; Vicc-Pres. 11; President 12; Home- room Officer 11,12; Football Mgr. 10,11; Coronation 11,12; Favorite 12 Mary Craft Melody Crook: Pep Club 10,11,12; FHA 12 Arthur Crumplcr: FFA 10 Cheryl Cylar: E-Club 12; SAE 11,12; FHA 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Student Council II, Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 10; Varsity 11,12; Homecoming 10,11,12; Coronation 10,11,12; Teacher’s Aide 12. Michella Cylar: Pep Club 10,11,12; FHA 12; Student Council 10; Co- Capt. 10; Secretary 12; Teacher’s aide 12 Lisa Day: DECA 12; V-Pres. 12; Homeroom Officer 10.12; Volley team 12; Coronation 11,12; Teacher’s Aide 11,12. 128 Joel Dillard: E-Club 10,11.12; FFA 10; VICA 11,12; Key Club 10.11,12; Hi-Y 12; V-Pres. Homeroom Officer 10; Student Council 10; V-Pres. Foot- ball 10,11.12; Wrestling II. Kathy Dodd: FBLA 10 Keith DufTey: FFA 10; Ecology Club 10,11,12; Key Club 12; Audio Visual 12; Trcas. 12; Youth Council 12; B- Team Basketball 10. Beth Ellison: Library Club 12; Volley- ball Intramurals 12. Tim Engle: International Club 10.11.12; Key Club II; E-Club 11.12; Chess Club 11,12; Pres. 12; Football Manager II; Senior Galaxy. Terry Elsies: VICA 12. David Epperson: FFA 10.11; E-Club 10,11,12; Football 10.11.12; Track 10.11.12. Glenn Ewing Denise Fairchild: FHA 10; SAE 11.12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; Ecol- ogy Club 12; Youth Council 12: Pow- der Puff Football 12; Etowah Singers 10,11.12; All-State Chorus II. Debbie Ford: International Club 11.12: Ecology Club 10.12; Campus Crusade 10; Spanish Award II; Elo- wahian Staff 12; Drama Prod. 12; Teacher s aide 12; Homeroom Officer 12; Powder Puff football 12. Keith Gamblin Debra Garmany: Campus Crusade 10; Ecology Club 10,11.12; Library Club 10; FBLA 10.11; Office Aide 11; DECA 12. 129 Dana Garrard: Ecology Club 10.11,12; FBLA 10,11,12; DECA 12; Campus Crusade 10; Teacher’s aide 11; Guidance Off. Asst. II; BOE 10,11. Charles Glenn: Chess Club 11,12; FFA 10.12; Audio Visual 12; Office Aide 12. Greg Graves: Key Club 12; VICA 11; Homeroom Officer 10,11; Coronation 10,11,12. 130 Mickey Gibbs: Ecology Club 10; FFA 10; E-Club 11.12; Student Council 11,12; 1st Vicc-Pres. 12; Homeroom Officer 10,11; Football Mgr. 10; Base- ball 11,12; Coronation 10,11; M.C. 12; Best Pitching Award II; Boy’s State Rep. II; Senior Galaxy. Marilyn Glenn: Ecology Club 12; Li- brary Club 12; Powder Puff Football 12. Stanley Gilliland: Audio Visual 12; Charlene Gladden Office Aide 12; Senior Galaxy. Lynn Graham Eddie Gowens: FFA 10; VICA II; DECA 12; Basketball. Kathy Guest Jcny Griffith: FFA 10, VICA 11,12; Basketball 10; Football 10. Leonard Greene: Jr. Exchange 11.12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11.12; Band 10,11,12; Stage Band 11.12; Etowah Singers 11,12; Vocale Ensemble 12; All-County Chorus 11; Teacher’s Aide 11,12; Senior Galaxy. Tommy Guthery: Football 11.12; Bas- ketball 11.12. Sherry Hammett: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Sec. II; FHA 10.11,12; YCCA 10,11, Inter- national Club 11,12; Vice-Pres II. SAE 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; FBLA II; Ecology Club 10,11,12; Class Officer 10; Homeroom Officer 10,11.12; Coronation 10,11.12; Senior Favorite; Etowahian Staff 11,12; Co- Editor 12; Teacher’s aide 10; Youth Legislature Dele. 10,11; SCOAG 12; Drama Prod. 12; Beta Club 12. Jan Hayes: FHA 10; YCCA 10; Tri- Hi-Y 10.11; Treas. II; Ecology Club 11,12; Beta Club 11,12; Treas. 12 Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; SAE 11,12; V- Pres. 12; Campus Crusade 10. Linda Hale: FHA; Volleyball; Track. Kim Harrclson: Campus Crusade 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10.11; Vice-Pres. 11; Ecol- ogy Club 10.11.12; Treas. 12; SAE 10.11.12; Pres 12; Miss S A F E 12; Photography Club II; Bela Club 11,12; Whos Who Among American High School Students II; Band 10.11.12; Majorette 10,11,12; Senior Galaxy Coronation 12; Etowahian Staff l2; Teacher’s aide 12. Theresa Henderson: FHA 10,12; Ecology Club 11,12; Student Council 10,11; Beta Club 11.12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; E-Club 11.12; Set. 12; Homeroom 10,11.12; Class Officer 10,11; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 10, Var- sity 11.12; Co-Head 12; Homecoming Court 10.11.12; Queen 12; Coronation 10,11,12 Favorite 10.11; FFA Sweet- heart 12; Etowahian Staff 12; Etowah Singers 10,11,12; Senior Galaxy. Phil Hall: Science Club 10,11,12; Treas. 10; V.-Prcs. II; Key Club 12; Mu Sigma Gamma II; Ecology Club 12; V.-pres. 12; Science Fair Winner II, Audiovisual 12; Library Club 12; Gadsden Slate Math Award II; Band 10,11,12; Section leader 12; Etowah Singers 12; Coronation 12 Jimmy Harris: Bowling Club P.T.S.A. 12; Homeroom Officer Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball II; Etowahian Staff 11 Debby Hill: DECA 11.12; Etowah Singers 11 Karen Hallmark: FHA 10,11; Ecology Club 12; SAE 12; Powder Puff Football 12; Band 10.11.12; Colorguard 11.12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Beta Hub 12. Nina Hawkins: Tn-Hi-Y 10; Campus Cru- sade 10; Pres. 10; SAE 11,12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11.12; YCCA 12; Trcs. 12; E-Club 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Bela Club 11,12; FHA II; Pres. II; Library Club 12; Jr Var- sity Cheerleader 11; Hcaa 11; Varsity Cheer- leader 12; Etowah Singers 10.11,12; Section Leader 12; All-State Chorus 10,11,12; All- County Chorus 11,12; Superior In District and State Solos 11,12; Chorale Ensemble 12; Rep to 1974 Outstanding Chorale Students II; Coronation 12; Princess 12; Outstanding Girl Choral Student 12; Math Team (County Math Toum.) 12. Rosie Hill: FBLA 12; Pres. 12; Ecology Club 10,11; Homeroom Officer II; Drama Pro- duction 12; Gymnastics Show (Clown) 12. Cordell Hilton: Chess Club 11.12; Band 10.11,12. Angela Horton; International Club II; FBLA 12; FFA 12; Teacher’s aide 11.12. Bobby Hubbard Jan Holliday: Ecology 11.12; FHA 12; Homeroom Officer 12; Band 10.11.12; Colorguard 11,12. Gary Horton Robert Irby: FFA 10; Hi-Y 12; Treas 12; Band 10.11.12; Coronation 12; Basketball 10; Hi-Y Basketball 12. Laura Hood: Tn-Hi-Y 10,11.12; Ecol- ogy Club 10.11.12; SAE 12; Bela Club 11.12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; FBLA 12; Pres. 11.12; Parliamentarian 12: Etowah Singers 11,12; Powder Puff Football 12; Chaplain II; Etowah Dele, for Youth Legis. 10,11.12; All- County Chorus 11.12. Sarah Horton: Pep Club 10; Ecology Club 10.11,12; FHA 12; Library Club 12; FFA 12. Donnie Hornbuckle: FFA 10; Key Club 12; Baseball Mgr. 10.11.12; Co- ronation 10,11.12. Lawrence Howard: FFA 10; Audio Visual 12; Pres. 12. Mitchell Johnson: Baseball; Etowah Singers 10.11.12. Allen Johnson 132 Mary Laughlin: International Club II; FBLA 12; Treas. 12: Child Care Vickie Knight Susan Kelley Jeanette Lawrence: Youth Council 12; E-Club 12; Beta Club II: Pep Club 10.11.12; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader Varsity 12; Teachers aide 11,12; Of- fice Aide 10; Etowah Singers. Karen Livingston: Library Club 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. Daryl Lewis Kevin Long: Math Club 11,12; Chess Club 10.11; DECA 12; Basketball 10; Track 10,11. Ricky Lewis: E-Club 11.12; Vicc-Pres. 12; Key Club 12; Chaplain 12; Hi-Y 12; Sec. 12; Homeroom Officer 12; Football. Basketball, and Baseball Trainer 10,11,12. Etowah Singers 10,11,12; V.-Pres. 12; Teachers aide 11.12. Karen Louvom: DECA 11.12. 12; Sec. 12. Greg Little: International Club 10.11; Pres. II: DECA 12; Art Award II; Etowahian Staff 11.12; Co-Editor 12: 2nd Place Advertising District DECA Convention 12; Journalism Award 12; Honorable Mention: Gadsden Art As- sociation Jury Show. Sherree Marbury 133 Pam Marshall: Campus Crusade 10; FBLA 11,12; Sec. 12; Teacher’s aide 12. Stephanie Matthews: FHA 10.11; Stu- dent Council II; SAE 12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; V. pres. 12; Corona- tion 12; Office aide 12; Teacher’s aide II; Etowah Singers 10,11,12; Treas. 12; AU Country Chorus 10; All State Chorus II; District Soloist II; Band 10.11.12; Majorette 10,11.12. Kathy Roberts Maxwell: FBLA 10; Child Care Reporter 12; Teacher’s aide 11.12. Susan Mayben: YCCA 10; Ecology Club 10; FFA 12; Student Council 12; Homeroom officer 12; Teacher’s aide 12. Barry McClain Paul McClain: Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; Key Club 12; Band 10.11,12; Band Council 12; Section leader 12; Stage band 11,12; Etowah Singer 11,12; Choral Ensemble 12; All State Chorus 12; All County Chorus 12. Debbie McClendon: Beta Club 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; Pres. 12; Ecology Club 11,12; SAE 12; Science Club 11; Scc.- Treas. II; Campus Crusade 10; All State Chorus 10,11,12; Homeroom of- ficer 10; All County Chorus 10,11,12; Treas. 11; Accompanist 10,11,12; Eto- wah Singers 10,11,12; Pres. 12; Band 10,11,12; Colorguard 11,12; Out- standing Soph.; Section leader 11,12; Teacher’s aide 11; Etowahian Staff 12; Drama Prod. 12; Snead College Bowl 12; Who’s Who Among American Music Students 12. Larry McClendon: Chess Club 11.12; Ecology Club 12; Audio Visual 12; Office aide 12. Tim McClendon James McDonough: FFA 10,11,12; Treas. II; Pres. 12; State Farmer Degree. Karen Meeks: FHA 10,11,12; FBLA 12; Teacher’s aide 12. Anita Mchurg: Campus Crusade 10; FHA II; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; Sec. II; Ecology Club 10,11; Chess Club 10; Student Council 12; Etowah Singers 11,12; Sec. II; Gymnastics Program 10,11. 134 Jan Millican: Bela Club 11.12; Rec. See. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; SAE 11,12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11.12; Science Club 10.11; Campus Crusade 10; Chess Club 11; Youth Council 12; Homeroom OfTiccr 12; Band 10,11.12; Science Fair Winner 10; Guidance Office asst. 12; Senior Galaxy; Top Ten 12. Jo Millican: FHA 10: Science Club 10.11; Mu Sigma Gamma II; SAE 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Beta Club 11.12; Corr. Sec. 12; Band 10.11.12; Teacher’s aide 12; Senior Galaxy; Top Ten 12. Ray Moore: Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Beta Club 11.12; V.-Pres. 12; Jr. Ex- change 11,12; Pres. 11,12; Homeroom officer 10,11.12; 1st place Etowah Co. Math Tournament; Etowah Singers 10,11.12; Snead College Bowl 12; Se- nior Galaxy; Valedictorian 12. Sharon Morgan: FB1.A 10,11,12; Girls Athletic Asso. 11.12; Library Club 11,12; Homeroom officer 10.11; Volleyball Team 11.12; Gymnastics Program 10,11.12; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader 11; Library Award 11. Jan Nelson: FHA 10.11,12; SAE 11,12; Ecology Club 12; Student Council 12; Sec. 12; Homeroom offi- cer 12; Physical Fitness Bowl II; Co- ronation 12; Teacher’s aide 10.11.12; Guidance office asst. 12; Senior Galaxy. Robert Paul Nix Mark Noble: International Club 10,11.12; Jr. Exchange Club 11,12; Mu Sigma Gamma 12; Band 10.11.12; Band Council 12; Etowah Singers 10.11.12. Jon Noojin Ricky Oliver David Osborne Terry Owens: VIC A 11.12. Felton Parker 135 David Payne. VICA 12. Dona] Pritchett: Chess Club 11.12, Sec. Ecology Club 12; International Club 12; Football 10. Susan Fowler Ramsey: FHA II. Glenn Pemberton: International Club 11,12; Jr. Exchange Club 12. Deborah Pullen: Library Club 12; DE 11; Band 10; Library Asst. 12. Acton Redden: FFA 10.11,12. Paul Renee: Student Council 10,12; Bela Club 11.12; Key Club 12; E- Club 12; Chess Club 11.12; DECA II; Ecology Club 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Pres. 12; Homeroom Officer 10.12; Class Officer 12; Wrestling 10; NEAC 2nd Place 10; Football 12; Co- ronation 12; Prince 12; Etowahian Staff 12; Drama Prod. 12; Teacher's Aide 12; Senior Galaxy. Ann Ragan: FHA 10,11.12; Library Club 11.12; Sec.-Treas. 12; Campus Crusade 10; Guidance Office Asst. 12; Teacher’s Aide 11. Dana Redden: Band 10.11.12; Color- guard 11.12. Deborah Porter: Pep Club; Track 12. Michael Rains: FFA 10.11.12; Sec 12; Audio Visual 11.12; Golden Hammer Award II; State Farmer Degree 12. Roger Renfroc: VICA; Trcas. 12. Bill Reynolds: VICA; Parliamentar- ian. Wesley Roberson Dianne Robertson: Girl’s Athletic Asst. 11.12: Homeroom Officer 12; Gymnastics Show 10,11,12. Kathy Richards: International Club 10.11.12; FBLA 11.12; V-Pres 12; Chess Club 10,11.12; FHA II; Cam- pus Crusade 10; Pep Club 11; Ecology Club 12; Library 12; V-prcs. 12; Pow- der Puff Football 12. Mary Roberts: Ecology Club 12; FHA 12; Band Council 12; Band 10,11,12: Section Leader 12; Teacher's aide 11,12. Deborah Roden: Bela Club 11,12: Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Ecology Club 11,12; Pep Club II. FHA 10,11.12; SAE 12; Homeroom Officer II: Drama Prod. 11,12; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader II; Teacher’s Aide 10; Officer Aide 11.12. Mark Richey: FFA 10; VICA 11.12; Band 10. Norman Roberts: Jr. Exchange Club 11.12: Band II F.dgar Rodgers: Campus Crusade 10; Science Club 10,11; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; Jr. Exchange Club 11,12; Treas. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Section Leader 11.12; Band Council 11,12; Band Cap- tain 12; Etowah Singers 11,12; Section Leader 12; Dist. Soloist 11.12: All County Chorus 11,12; All-State Chorus 11,12; Teacher’s Aide 12; Beta Club 12; Stage Band 12; Chorale En- semble 12; Who’s Who Among Music Students in America. Ronald Rigsby: FFA 10; Ecology Club 12; Homeroom Officer II: Of- fice Aide 12. Sharon Jones Roberts: FBLA 11.12; DECA 12; BOE 10,11. Ben Roland: Homeroom Officer 12. Max Self: FFA 10,12; VICA II; Hi-Y Kenneth Samples: FFA 10; VICA 12; E-Club 12; Track 10,11,12. 11,12. Charles Rowan Renita Shack: Pep Club 10.11,12; Band 10,1 L Larry Silz: FFA 10,11.12; Chess Club 11.12. George Shavers: Chess Club 11,12; Audio Visual II; FFA 10,11. Susan Skelton: Ecology 10,11,12: FHA 12; Homeroom Officer 10; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 10; Watergirl 12; Homecoming 10; Coronation 10,11,12; Key Club Sweetheart 10. Cindy Sarratt Robert Sheeler Clifford Smith: FFA 10; Wrestling 10. Edwaleen Sheffield: Tri-Hi-Y 10; SAE 11.12; Beta Club 11,12; Mu Al- pha Theta 11,12; F.towahian Staff 12; Teacher’s Aide 11,12; Snead College Bowl 12. Louise Smith: BOE 10,11,12; FBLA 12; Reporter 12; Office Aide 11,12; Gymnastics Show 10,11,12. Jennifer Oden Smith: Ecology Club 12: Band 10.11.12; Section Leader ||,12; Band Council 11.12; Powder PufT Football 12; FHA 10,11.12; Sec. 12. Cynthia Snow: Pep Club 10.11.12; Volleyball Intramural Award II. Karen Stanford: Tri-Hi-Y 10; FHA 10.11.12; Student Council II; Beta Club 11,12; Pres. 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Sec.-Treas. 12; SAE 11,12; Sec. Treas. 12; Homeroom Officer 10.11,12; DAR Good Citizenship Girl 12; Guidance Office Asst. 12; Senior Galaxy; Teacher’s aide 11,12; School Devotional Leader 12; Gymnastics Show 12; Top 10. Jimmy Smith: E-Club 11.12; Key Club II; DECA 12; Pres. 12; Football 11,12. Joey Spears: Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; V-Pres. 12; Track 12. Allen Stanley Kim Smith: FHA 10.11,12; E-Club 11,12; Treas. 12; Key Club 10.12; Mu Alpha Theta 11.12; Beta Club 11.12; YCCA 12; Rep. 12; Student Council 10; Homeroom officer 10,12; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Head 12; Home- aiming 10,11.12; Key Club Sweet- heart 10,12; Coronation 10.11,12; Princess 12; SCOAG delegate 12; Eto- wahtan Staff 12: Best supporting Ac- tress District County Drama Festi- vals 12; 1st Place Team Scholastic Award Contest 12; JSU Unique Scholarship 12; Senior Galaxy. Rita Spradlin: FHA 10.12; SAE 11.12; Beta Club 11.12; Math Club 11,12; Gymnastics Show II; Guidance Off. Asst. 12; Teacher’s aide 12. James Stcapleton: Class Officer II; Football 10,11,12; Coronation II; Teacher’s Aide 11.12. Tommy Smith Sandra Stanfield Mary Ann Stokes: Ecology Club 11.12; Pep Club 10; Volleyball 10.11; Track 10.11; Powder Puff Football 12. Dale Stracener: Senior Galaxy. Patsy Thorton: Ecology Club II; Chess Club 11.12; Youth Council 12; Tn-Hi-Y 10; Homeroom officer II; Band 10.11,12; Majorette 11,12; Of- fice aide 12; Teacher's aide 12. Pal Vaughn: FBLA II; BOB 10.11.12. Linda Taylor: Pep Club. Teresa Trimm: FHA 12; Ecology Club 12; International Club 11.12. Kenny Washburn: E Club 11.12; VICA 11.12; Parliamentarian; Foot- ball 10.11. Tim Taylor: Key Club 10,11,12; Treas. 12; E Club 11.12; Pres. 12; Ecology Club 10.11.12; Chess Club 10; Hi-Y 12; Homeroom officer 11,12; Football 11,12; Baseball 12; Corona- tion 10.11.12; Prince 12; MVP (Foot- ball) 12; Drama Prod. 12; Etowahian Staff 12; Teacher's aide 12. James Turner Jackie Wendt: FFA 12; Volleyball Team 12. Sharlene Theys Shannon Vamon: FBLA 10; Voc. FBLA 11,12; Treas. 12; Ecology Club 12. Robert Wesson: Ecology Club 11,12; Hi-Y 12; Treas. 12; £. Club 10.11.12; Key Club 10,11,12; Homeroom offi- cer 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.11; Football 10.11.12; Baseball 11.12; Basketball II; Coronation 10.11,12; Favorite 10,11; MVL 12; Gov. of Boys Slate II; Teacher’s aide 12. 140 Janie Williams Phyllis Works: FBLA 10,11: Parlia- mentarian II. Darrell Williamson: Science Club 10.11; Pres. 11; Campus Crusade 10; Ecology Club 10,11; Jr. Exchange Club 11,12; Sec. 11,12; Mu Sigma Gamma 11,12; 2nd Place Jax. State Science Fair 10; Band 10.11,12; Sec- tion Leader 12; Captain 12; Band Council 12; Stage Band 12; Etowah Singers 10,11,12; All County Chorus 10,11,12; All Stale II; State Soloist 11,12; Ensemble 12; Drama Prod. 12; Teacher’s aide 12. Randy Works: FFA 10,11,12; Chess Club 12. Randy White: E Club 12; Hi-Y 12; .anny Whitt: FFA 12; Coronation 12; FFA 12; Football 11,12; Track 12. land 10,11,12; Senior Galaxy. Waldeana Wise: FTA 12; Child Care Treas. 12; Homeroom officer 12; Track 12; Teacher’s aide 12; Senior Galaxy. Tcna Scott Wright: Chess Club 10,11,12; Campus Crusade 10; Pep Club II; Ecology Club 12; Library Club 12; Voc. FBLA 11,12; Treas. II; Sec. 12; Secretarial Award II. ickie Womack: FFA 12; Campus Crusade 10: BOE 11. Jrcnda Moragne 141 Alberi Adair Harold Adcock Susan Adcock Sandra Allen Benny Alverson Tammy Anderson Lou Ann Bachelor Eric Ballou Karen Battles Thomas Blansett Cindy Boatwright Jay Jay Bone Steve Bowen Sandra Braswell Celia Brothers Peggy Brothers Cindy Bryant Sabrina Bums Larry Burton Mary Byers 142 JUNIORS Juniors enthusiastically started the new year ready to learn new schedules and excited to see friends they had missed during summer. Their days were filled with pep rallies, decorating doors, making a float, football games, and STUDYING! In February they were confronted with a decision they were happy to make-what kind of class ring to order. As spring months crept nearer and nearer. Juniors worked hard for a Junior-Senior Prom. They went from door to door selling candy to earn money. They persuaded boys to dress like girls for a beauty pageant, which was held during assembly in front of the student body.While watching their Senior friends graduate, the Ju- niors looked forward to taking their places. Seated Pres. Jill Johnson, 2nd V. Pres. Jeff Rowser, 1st V. Pres. Joe Smith, Treas. Leah Glass, Sec. Joy Perry (not pic.) Pally Camp Kathy Carden Cynthia Casey Tommy- Chambers Sylia Chapman Gwen Childs Donald Clardy Jeny Clayton Mary Jo Colvin Dean Copeland Linda Cranford Roger Davenport Christie Davis Nancy Davis Mike Dixon Michael Dodd Broderick Douglas Ricky Downey Mike Dunn Jeff Elliott 143 Kevin Elliott Angie Evans Donald Earless Donald Earley Lee Freeman Julie Gage Leisa Galloway Phillip Gargus Debra Gladden Donna Gladden Curtis Glass Janet Glass Leah Glass Jeff Grady Rita Grady Terric Gray Charlotte Greer Vance Greer Karen Groove 144 Tracy Hall Toni Hamlin Jan Hester Juniors Full of Pride, Hope, and Ambition Juniors prepare for homecoming Lausona Hiiderbrand Deborah Hill Donnie Howard Lisa Howard Charlene Humphrey Wanda Jenkins Diane Hooks Pam Hooks Nancy Johnson Joy Jones Lctha Hughes Deborah He Sian Jones Phillip Jordan Debra Johnson Jill Johnson 145 Becky King Ricky Lancaster Greg Legat Carol Lewis Alana Lowry Teresa Mason Ricky McAlpine JoAnn McAnnally Ronnie McClendon Charlene McDaniel William McDaniel Joey Me Elroy Bobby McMullins Barbara McWhortor Danny Payne Joy Perry Mike Mean Debra Mims Anthony Peterson Karen Phillips 146 Rainie Moats Connie Molocke Robert Moon Valinda Moon Leslie Moore Michael Morris Mike Morrison Greg Murdock Phillip Murray Jackie Nail Keith Nichols Darlene Oden Karen Osborne Lisa Osborne Renea Osborne Nancy Overstreet Lee Parker Shirley Parker Robert Patterson Mark Paulk Juniors: Spirit of 76’ Patty Phillips Steve Reagan Verna Rice Carol Rogers Tim Shaneyfclt Walter Potapowicz Ida Rcncau Joyce Richards Steven Rogers Tommy Sheffield Raymond Powell Debbie Reynolds Jeff Robertson Jeffrey Rowser Tommy Simpson I'im my Price Milton Rice LaRuc Robinson Junior Beauty? Juniors boost spirit at pep rallies. Juniors Have A Great Year David Sitz Joe Smith Timmy Smith Buddy Skelton Julie Smith Kathy Stafford Glenn Steed Gary Teal Will Skelton Meg Smith Avis Steapleton Glen Tally Terry Teal David Smith Robert Smith Roger Steapleton Donald Taylor Eddie Thomas Boys ... Boys ... Boys? Freddy Thomas Pam Thomas Tony Thomas Iwalla Thompson Peggy Tow Tommy White Brenda Williams Mary Towns Mike Vaughn Pam Vaughn Susan Vyskocil Steve Walden Cathy Williams Wayne Willis Terri Wales Joey Walker Julie Walker Susan Ward Debbie Warren Wesley Washburn Melvin Washington David Watkins Johnnie Wetzel Rowland Whisenant Carlton White 150 (No! Pic.) Amanda Black Reginald Bolev Kay Bradley Billy Beard Jcannie Crawford Kathy Dobbins Pal Horton Gina Hutchens Phillip Joyner Mark King JcIT Kulavich Sandy Partridge Fulton Smith Rodney Stewart Julius William John Williams Shelia Williams Gary Wooten Luvada Wilson Jo Jo Wise Billy Woods Melinda Wood Jocelyn Wright Lcla Wyatt Donna Yates Aaron. Leonard Adair. Rose Lee Adcock. Randv Allen. Hcnnita Argo. Jane Bailey. Marianne Ballou. Ivan Barrax. Andrew Barrax. Anthony Bales. Treba Batson. Cindy Baltics. Janet Battles. Michael Beavers. Steve Beck. Harvey Bcllcw, Ann Beshcars. Greg Black. Dorothy Black. Gloria Blevins. Bobby Bradford. Renea Bradford. Dale Brewer. Lynne Brothers. Billy Brown. Charlene Brown. Charles Brown. Eric- Brown. Lynn Bryant, LaDon Bryant. Steve 152 Sophomores Find Etowah: A sophomore never knows what to expect his first year at Etowah. This year was no ex- ception. After being lost for the first week and getting laughed at during the first pep rally, they were ready to head back to Hin- son. However, the Blue Devil Spirit got them, and they decided to stay. Right off they chose ca- pable officers, went out for sports, joined clubs, and marched with the best band Devil Band. Sophomore homerooms deco- rated their doors for the Gadsden game and Mrs. Massey’s home- room won third place. The soph- omore section also won the spirit award at the Gadsden and Al- bertville pep rally. Their home- coming float tied for second place after hours of after school work. After learning their new routine, they fit right in. Class Officers: Pres. Harvey Beck. 1st V.P. Betty McBurnett. 2nd V P. Andrew Barrax. Sec. Sally Pharr. Treas. Kerry Roberson. Byers, Brenda Byers. Jeanette Castleberry. Coleman Carson. Dyannc Carnes, Debbie Chambers. David Chambers, Deborah Chastain. Vernon Chergotakos. Johnny Childress. Donnie Christopher. Louie Clayton. Anita Clifton. Genia Cline. Cliff Coker. LaGay 153 At First Very Confusing Cole. Reginald Cole. Robert Collins. Jerome Compton. Anita Cone. Wilbur Cook. Bruce Copeland. Candi Coppett. Cassandra Corbin. Charles Cox. Jimmy Creel. Julie Cromwell. Paul Crook. Rodrequez Crumpler. Michael Davenport. Keith Davidson. Carrie Davis, Mondell Dean. Jerry Dempsey. Bobby 154 Early decisions had to be made about what subjects to take. Each sophomore had to decide whether he wanted to take college prep., vocational, or business courses. Some even chose the different work pro- grams. Denham. Kim Denson, Dcnicc Denson. Juanicc Disspain. Ronald Dollar. Lisa Downey. Barbara Dunn. Chuck Elliot!. Donny Elliott. Pam Elrod, Randy Epperson. Denise Evans. Danny Evans. Kevin Ewing. David Fairchild. Dennis Freeman, Thomas Funderburg. Kim Gargonc, Roberta Garlington, Eddie Gladden. Deborah Gladden. JelT 155 Glenn. Vickie Goble. Martha Graves. Debbie Graves. Charlene Gray. Shirley Green. Rene Hamby. Bryan Hammond. Donna Haney. Yvonne Harp. James Harrclson. Kay Henry. Joyce Hicks. Corky Hill. Rhonda Hodges, Donna Holcomb. Teresa Hollie. Otis Hollingsworth. Timothy Holmes. Danny Ray Hoskins, Timothy Howard. Louise Hulsey. Terre Lynne Morgan. Elisa Stancill, and Kim Denham are ready to “Tame the Tigers” for the Gadsden game. The sophomores got all fired up over our Blue Devil Team and sup- ported them all the way. Below': Harvey Beck, Bobby Dempsey, and Keith Mayo are but a taste of our sophomore beauties. Ver- non Chastain and Corky Hicks were two of the top five finalist in the contest. 156 Johnson. Donna Johnson. Steve Jones. Anthony Jones. Boh Jones, Fred Jones. Mark Joyner. Phyllis Kell. Greg Kelley. Carrie Kelley. Donna Kelley. Kathy Kelley. Susan Kilgo. Jeff King, Tony King. Karen King, Wanda Knight. David 157 Light. Omiond lorn nick. Boon Most of the good times at Etowah were probably made by just goofing off and being yourself. At the right are some sophomores just taking it easy around the school. (1) Finding a parking place can be a hard job but Johnny Rogers didn’t have any trouble. (2) Tony McKinney, James Williams, and Robert Cole are talking about bas- ketball before the big game with Emma Sansom. (3) David Ewing and Cheryl Richey are taking a break together. (4) The only thing good about this English class is the bell at the end of the period. Lomnick. John Long. Lisa Maroncy. Jerry Marrie. Johnny Martin. Bobby Martin. Mac- Martin, Harvey Martin. Martha Mayo. Keith McBumett. Betty McClain. David McClendon. Wvman McCoy. Barry McDaniel. Ginger McKenzie. Marie McKinney. Tony Meeks. Kevin Minton, Tommy Moats. Sandra Moon. Elizabeth Moore. Toni Morgan. Robert Morgan, Lynn Morrison. Mark Morton. Lisa Morton. Scott Mostella, Bonnie Mostella. Reginald Murphy. Janett Naylor. Debbie Naylor, Janie Nelson. Jerry NeSmith. Frankie Norman. Barry Norman. Shirley O'Bryani, Becky Oden. Debra Oliver. Danny Owens. Phyllis Parrish. Cynthia Paulsen. Neil Pemberton. Russell Pcrman. Eddie Pharr, Sally Phillips. Cheryl 159 A Lot Phillips. Norman Pierce. Wayne Poe. Sandra Porter. Sherri Powell. Dannie Powell. Kay Pritchard, Rhonda Quarles. Steve Rakcstraw. Connie Rasco. Tracy Rawls. Sharon Rice. Patricia Rice, Theresa Richey. Cheryl Roberson. Eddie Roberson. Kerry Robertson. Mary Robinson. Charles RinJen. Jo Maria Rogers. Johnny Rowan. Johnnie Rowan. Tiny Samples. Lisa Sewell. Polly Shavers. Susan Mark Morrison. Minki Gargonc. and Debbie Nay- lor were some of the soph- omores who came to help on their homecoming float. Sheeler. David Shecler. Donald Sheffield, Michael Smith. Anthony Smith. Charles Smith. Harold Smith. Leon Smith. Denise Snow. Jasper Sosebee. Sandra Sprinkle. Terri Stancil. Elisa Stanfield. Carrie Stanfield. Margaret Starling, Lynn Steele. Larry Stephens. Donna Stephenson. Mark Stewart. Allyson Strawn. Kelley 161 Suddalh. Kevin Swann. Terri Tarvin. Cindy Taylor, Patricia Taylor. Wayne Teal. Julie Theys, Tammy Thomas. Wanda Tidwell. Tim Tilley. Reba Tuck. Alan Turner. Alan Turner. Karita Underwood. Dinita Underwood. Michael Van Pelt, Steve Vaughn. Kathy Vickery. Randall Wade. Rosalyn Walker. Alfonzo Webb. Lisa Wendt. Beth Wesson. Randy West, Shirley Whiscnant. Ramona Whiteside. Michael Whitt, Rickey Williams. Danny Williams. James Williams. Phylis Willett. Bill Willet. Grady Wise. Tommy Womack. Mary Womack. Michael Wood. Jan Wood, Linda Wooten. Terry Works. Nancy Yates. Rachel Not Pictured Boyd. Jeff Clay, Pam Graves. Lamar Gray. Cathy Kelley. Jackie Mitchell. Rick Moore. Roy Ruffin. Maurice Smith. Steve Starchcr. Paul SWAT: Supervisors, Workers, Administrators, Teachers To the annual sponsor, annual staff, the stu- dents and faculty of Etowah High School: I want to thank you most sincerely for this op- portunity to express the gratitude I feel in my heart for you and for your patience, kindness, friendliness and support during my tenure as your principal. Without the splendid loyalty of an ex- cellent faculty, student body and board of trustees my stay would have been much less pleasant. You. my friends, have enriched my life and given me strength and determination to face my responsibilities with greater zeal. My humble prayer is that I may have done something, however small, for everyone of you which may influence your life for good to the end that each one of us may be able to think right, feel right and act right. Please accept my affectionate regards. Sincerely, Walker Alexander. Football. Track. Psychology. Elona Amos. Guidance Marie Bailey. English. Democracy and Economics Guidance. Western Civilization Marian Bowen. Drama. English Jane Brittain. Journalism. French. Spanish. English 165 Faces in the crowd Virginia Cash, Home Economics Tom Cole, Band and Choral Director Hal Davidson. Physical Education, History Jean Dobbs, English 166 Charlotte Buggs, English. Black History Phillip Fields, T and I James Glover. FIcad Football Coach, Driver Education Jeanme Gore. Special Education ■ Eva Howell. Home Economics Carol Hubbard. Physical Education. Volleyball Coach Pat Hutchens. Physical Education. Advanced Biology. Girls Track Judi Lamberth. Preparatory Office Practice Chow. Chow. Chow Robert Nichols. Special Education Anna Wayne Saffels, Geometry. Algebra I Eeks! Another class 169 Kenneth Spraggins. Chemistry. Physiology James Turner. Vocational Agribusiness Maintenance Lona Bird Juanita Wain Jim Elkins Calvin Gladden Lunchroom Money, money, money Virginia Hutchens Fave Stracener 171 Lonnie’s Barber Shop Lonnie Buggs Manager 536 Locus! Street Gadsden. Alabama 547-9629 Work By Weekly Schedule Fashions tor Guys Gals GADSDEN MALL GADSDEN 543 9598 1111 FIRST AVE GADSDEN '649 9386 _ SAWo mountain LBERTWuf 878 0 OLD TOWN ' HUTCHEN’S HOODLUMS The Fabric Shack GR0MUNG Your Friendly Furnilure Store Where Old Friends Meet And New Ones Are Made! For Great Buys Every Day Come To Dial 547-6871 Gadsden. 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Rita 144 Graves. Debbie 156 Graves, Greg 3. 7. 17. 31. 71. 72. 130 Graves. Lamar 163 Graves, Charlene 156 Gray. Cathy 163 Gray. Shirley 156 Gray, Teme 144 Green. Kevin 156, 202 Greene. Leonard 68, 90, 91. 130. 44 Greer. Charlotte 79. 144 Greer. Vance 5, 33. 47. 65. 90. 151. 100. 144 Griffey. Richard Griffith. Jerry 67. 130 Grove. Karen 79. 144 Guest, Kathy 66. 130 Guthcry, Tommy 131 Hale. Linda 64. 104. 105. 131 Hall. Phil 6. 15. 36. 30, 71, 72, 151. 194. 90. 91, 131 Hall. Tracy 144 Hallmark. Karen 70. 71. 79. 80. 86. 131, 57 Hamby. Bnan 34. 65, 106. 156 Hamlin. Toni 70. 144 Hammett Sherrv 4. 5. 29. 36. 37, 61. 70, 76. 78. 79. 80.' 131. 1%, 199. 50 Hammond. Donna 73. 78. 156 Haney. Jennifer 203 Haney. Yvonne 156 Harp. James 156 Harrelson. Kay 79, 156 Harrclson. Kim I. 31. 61, 70, 71. 80. 87, 131. 45 Harris. Jimmy 67 Hams. Mike 66 Hawkins. Nina 26, 68. 70. 75. 78. 80. 90. 131 Hayes. Jan 4. 6, 37, 70. 71. 78. 80. 30. 198. 203 Haynie. Jan 71 Henderson. Theresa 16. 30. 60. 65. 70. 71. 74, 78. 79. 90. 96. 107, 131 Henry, Brenda 77. 156 Henry. Glenda Hester. Jan 70, 74, 76. 144. 197 Hicks. Corky 65. 72, 73, 156 Hilderbrand. Lausona 65. 81. 145 Hill, Dcbby 66. 131 Hill. Deborah 18. 32. 79. 46. 145 Hill. Rhonda 79. 156. 203 Hill. Rosie 20. 36. 81. 131 Hilton. Cordell 77. 132 Hodges. Donna 74. 79. 156 Holcomb. Teresa 156 Holliday. Janice 79. 86. 132 185 Colorguard 74-75 DEPT. STORE B17 E. BROAD STREET E. GADSDEN, ALABAMA 35903 Ronald Rita Peck Owners Phone 543-3861 Noccalula Plaza Ferguson’s Florist Weddings Corsages Bouquets Centerpieces Fruit Baskets Funerals Potted Plants Hospital Arrangements Artificial Flowers Gift Items Florists’ Transworld Delivery “Visit or call” Hollie. Oris 156 Hollingsworth, Timothy 156 Hooks, Diane 71. 79. 145, 1 7 Holms. Danny 67. 156 Hooks. Pam 145 Hood. Laura 70. 71. 78. 132 Hombuckle. Donnie 3. 4. 17. 30. 71. 72, 132. 199 Horton, Angie 132 Horton. Gary 66. 132 Horton, Patrick Horton. Sarah 69. 79. 132. 203 Hoskins. Timothy 156 Howard. Donnie 145 Howard. Lawrence 68. 132 Howard. Lisa 90. 91. 145 Howard. Louise 46. 90. 156 Hubbard. Bobby 132 Hughes. Let ha 64. 70. 104. 145 Hulsey. Deborah 35. 68. 69. 79, 84. 90. 91. 145 Hulsey. Terre 4. 156 Humphrey. Charlene 145 Hutchins. Gina Irby, Robert 30. 73. 74. 118. 132. 1% Jackson, Bernice Jackson. Darlene Jackson. Shirley Jenkins. Wanda 145 Johnson. Allen 67. 132 Johnson. Debra 145 Johnson, Donna 157 Johnson. James Johnson. Jill 18. 32. 70. 71. 76. 145, 303 Johnson. Mitchell 90. 132. 151 Johnson. Nancy 5. 18. 32. 64. 65, 104. 145. 199 Johnson. Steve 157 Johnson. Anthony 157 Jones. Anthony 157 Jones, Bob 157 Jones. Fred 157 Jones. Joy 145 Jones. Mark 76. 157 Jones. Sharon 137 Jones. Stan 43. 61. 67. 77. 145 Jordan. Phillip 92. 145 Joyner. Phillip Joyner. Phyllis 77, 157 Kell. Greg 65. 72. 157 Kelley. Carrie 157 Kelley. Donna 79. 157 Kelley. Jackie 163 Kelley. Joe 56. 67. 133 Kelley. Kathy 157 Kelley. Susan K. 157 Kelley. Susan M 79. 133. 203 Kilgo. Jeff 90. 157 King. Anthony 157 King. Karen 69, 157 King. Mark King. Becky 146 King. Wanda 157 Knight. David 157 Knight. Vickie 133 Kulavich. Jeff 331 5th Avenue W. Attalia, Alabama 538-9901 Lancaster. Rickv 146 l-aughlin. Mary 30. 81. 133 Lawrence. Jeanette 65. 75. 133, 194 Lee, Glen Legat. Greg 73. 76. 77. 146 Lewis. Carol 146 Lewis. Daryl 17. 133 Lewis. Ricky 5. 9, 65. 73. 101. 90. 133 Light, Ormon 77, 157 Little, Greg 2. 5. 61, 133 Livingston. Karen 133 Lorn nick. Beon 1. 19. 157. 197 Lomnick. John 159 Long. Kevin 66. 133 Long, Lisa 159 Lowom. Karen 133 Lowery, Alan a 70. 146 Malone. John Marbury. Sherree 133 Maroney. Jerry 159 Marriee. Johnny 159. 118 Marshal! Pam 20. 81. 134 Martin. Bobby 72. 73. 159 Martin. I red Martin llarvcv 159 Martin, Mac 73. 90. 106. 159 Martin. Martha 159 Martin. Phillip Mason. Teresa 81. 146 Mathews. Janice 71 Matthew's. Stephanie 7. 31. 68, 80, 87. 134. 56 Maxwell. Kathy 134 Mayben, Susan 74. 134. 203 Mayo. 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