Everitt Middle School - Eagle Spirit Yearbook (Panama City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

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EAGLES are Very M l ,,y 3 :Wi 5 ltloti by A 4 Important People DEDICATION The EAGLE SPIRIT for 1981 is dedicated to Mr. John May. It is by his direct leadership and guidance over the past years that Everitt has become the best Junior High school in Bay County. We are proud to have this fine man in the principal's office. He tries to treat all the students as if they were his very own and this is a tremendous responsi- bility that he assumes successfully. He loves to see his past students who have become successful in life be- cause he feels he played a role in their success. We are honored to dedicate this book to Mr. May. Mr. May received his undergraduate degree from Tulane Univ. After serving 44 months in the U.S. Navy during W.W. ll, he received his Master of Arts degree from George Peabody College. He coached football at Mainland H.S. in Daytona Beach and coached with Doug Dickey at the University of Tennessee while working as an academic counselor. Mr. May then moved to Panama City to become the principal of Everitt Jr. High. 6 Mr. May is a dedicated family man. He and his wife Starke have four children. Vivian lives in Atlanta where she is a teacher and her husband is a principal. Billy is enrolled at Gulf Coast Community College and the twins David and Daryl attend Everitt Jr. High. Starke teaches elementary school. Mr. May has received the following distinctions: ' Nominated for the Teacher of the Year in 1960 ' Nominated for the U.S. Principal of the Year in 1960 and placed Third in competition ' Who's Who in Florida in 1964 ' Who's Who in THE SOUTH in 1967 ' Honorary degree-Bethune-Cookman College, Day- tona ' Outstanding Volusia County Citizen in 1964 ' Halifax Area BOSS OF THE YEAR in 1964 ' Bay County BOSS OF THE YEAR in 1977 7 MR. MAY vs. HOME EC. l 1 FiFSl. YOU add 8 lilile of this and 8 Stir it up till it's smooth ... Maybe a little more of this will help. little of that. Stir it up again and get it smoother. but watch closely now so it doesn't burn. The road to success is in the stirring! Q WW Af Place it carefully on the table. Pour it out to cool. YUM! YUM! 8 9 3 , CHOIR Sings Out THE EAGLEAIRS: Row 1: Kathy Skopp, Kim Taylor, Chris Burgess, Tracy Hodges, Stephanie Smith, Lisa Tripp, Mary Rails, Lisa Love, Lisa Lister. Row 2: Lyn Pappas, Cece Lynn, Bart Sloan, Marty Ladner, David Keisacker, Anthony Poloski, Scott Bland, DeAnn Carpenter, Brenda Johnson and Jeanne Miller. Row 3: Miss Higdon, Teresa Bullock, Beth Murphy, Sherri Golden, Amy Murphy, Sandy Alexander, Drew Keriakedes, David Scherrer, Hank Aulwurm, Julie Spillman, Melissa Boggs, Allison Stone, Sonia James, Terri Caister, Wanda Towles. Back row: Teresa White, Teresa Anglin, Karen Tinsley, Rene Houston, Michelle Scarfo, Kevin Malone, David May, Greg Roye, Christy Ecker, Renny Taylor, Julie Walls, Tammy Bruner, Angie Wright, Dawn Rodrique, Tasha Todd. The biggest and most experienced choir is the EAGLEAIRS. Miss Higdon, Everitt's choir director, has done an outstanding job this year and the choir has been a great success. The choir sold candy, candy dishes and Christ- mas candles in order to pay for their trip to the music festival in Opry Land U.S.A. in Tennessee. 1 Q 3 CHOIR OFFICERS from left to right are: Michelle Ardis, Sandy Alexander, Karen Tinsley, Julie Spillman and Mary Rails. in EAGLE COUNTRY TOP PHOTO: SHOW CHOIR members from left to right-Flow 1 are: Bart Sloan, Hank Aulwurm, Drew Keriakedes, Marty Ladner, Jim Smith and Anthony Poloski. Row 2: Chris Burgess, Michelle Self, Michelle Ryan, Lisa Dover, Angie Lord. Row 3: Kim Fligmaiden, Terri Caister, Allison Stone, Deanne Carpenter, Sonia James, Toni Carroll. BOTTOM LEFT PHOTO: Choir accompanists for this year were Allison Stone, Karen Tinsley, Angie Lord and Michelle Ardis. Miss Higdon conducts rehearsal. MEMBERS OF THE MIXED CHOIR are: First row left to right: Michelle Ardis, Twanda Where, Lucy Henderson, Lauri Griffin, Ruby Coffey and Tessa Tidwell. Second row: Mimi Simburger, Deanne Carpenter, Jeff Burchfield, Jimmy Bowen, Mike Davis, David Humphrey, Ben Donley and Cindy Hood. Third row: Fun Hilton, Linda Howell, Miss Higdon, Lisa Owens, Julie Adams, and Kim Rigmaiden. MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTH GRADE GlRL'S CHOIR are: First row left to right: Teresa Lay, Michelle Self, Joi Patterson, Angie Lord, Toni Ford and Tammy White. Second row: Terri Race, Michelle Ryan, Linda Dykes, Lisa Dover, Tina Sparks, Tammy Fenot, Joyce Raffield. Third row: Miss Higdon, Genette Hays, Debbie Moore, Tina Gilbert, Beverly Middleton, Toni Carroll and Tanya Smith. 'fix by it MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR are: First row left to right: Tammy Powell, Patricia Thompson, Greg Dillingham, Robby Cain, Andy Large, Joe Granger, Jim Smith, Jeanne Acre, Lisa Barron. Row Two: Sharlene Linstrom, Samantha Jones, Johnny Stallings, Steve Smith, Victor Duffy, Anthony Dickson, Tammy Dellinger, Cindy Sandidge, Karen Fountain. Row Three: Annette Brown, Lisa Warren, Denise Peoples, Patricia Newman, Sarah Munns, Heather Girvin, Nancy Hawn, Teresa Wright, Amy Mummert, Julie Lang, Paulette Scott, Roxie Norwood, Mary Lambert. Row Four: Michelle Lewis, Kathy Bowen, Tanya Moore, Suzanne Burdeshaw, Tracee Hunt, Tina Ritter, Gina Kilgore, Tita Phillips, Donna Boydon, Teresa Frisby, Jeris Maloy, Sue Lynn Thomas. Row Five: Riffani Batt, Sonya Wenzel, Lesa Prince, Mary Byrd, Cindy Beam and Coretha Lampp. BETA CLUB Honors Academic Excellence NINTH GRADE BETA CLUB members for 1981 are: Row 1: Daryl May CHistorianD, Sandy Alexander CTreasurerJ, Scott Allen Nice-Presidentl, Brian Davis fPresiden0, Melissa Boggs fSecretaryl, and Beth Murphy tSgt. at Armsj. Row 2: Mrs. Pope, sponsor, Karen Leavens, Brian Jones, Sandy Zarones, Heidi Hendrickson, Karen Baker, Tina Bat- son, Tracy Hodges, Amy McFatter, James Wood and Kip Creel. Flow 3: Sarah Ham- mons, Karen Tinsley, Mary Rails, Sonia James, Julie Spillman, Amy Murphy, Allison Stone, Ms. Holman, sponsor. The BETA CLUB at Everitt is an hon- orary organization with its member- ship being chosen by the faculty. Students are selected for this club on the basis of both high academic excellence and citizenship. In the fall of each school year, the BETA CLUB has an assembly be- fore the entire student body to initi- ate the new members into the orga- nization. The candle lighting ceremony has become the tradition- al welcome for new members. BETA CLUB Officers lor 1981 are: Row 1-Beth Murphy, Sgt. of Arms: Melissa Boggs, Secretary: Sandy Alexander, Treasurer. Ftow 2-Brian Davis, President, Daryl May, Historian: and Scott Allen, Vice-President. During School-wide Initiation Ceremony Brian Davis welcomes the student body. Scott Allen helps with the ceremony. Old and new members are honored. Mr. May congratulates the students. New BETA CLUB members tor 1981 are: Susan Ben- efield, Colleen Brown, Terri Caister, Lisa Dicks, Lau- rie Griffin, Lori Golonzinier, David Humphrey, Angie Knowles, Kim Kavanaugh, Marty Ladner, John Les- ter, Marc Libby, Lisa Lister, Amanda Munns, Mi- chelle Murray, Kim Owens, Cindy Pybus, Tommy Richard, Vanessa Pogue, Mimi Simberger, Rallou Stamp, Fran Walter, Michele Ward and Joel Water- house. 15 SIGMA SIGMA means having a SISTER SIGMA SIGMA begins each year with a group of ninth grade girls who are willing to be a big sister to an eighth grade girl. The ninth graders select their new members from a large group of eighth grade girls that petition for membership in the club. Each older girl becomes a Big-sis- ter to her Little-sister for the school year. This club raises money for special funds to be used at Everitt for the good of the whole school. It is a group of girls that gather in the name of friendship and guidance to help all its members feel at home in Eagle Country. SIGMA SIGMA members from left to right, Row 1: Susie Nelson, Mimi Simburger, Kim Taylor, Leigh Waters, Terri Russell, Stacey Burch, Lauri Griffin, Kim Kavan- agh, Lisa Vickers, Laurie Vickers, Jeri White, Karen Brunty. Row 2: Jennifer Ber- rerra, Pam Wood, Laura White, Selena Murphy, Lisa White, Teri Caister, Kelle Williams, Cheryl Martin, Christine Bur- gess, Michele Self, Angie Colton, Talana Land, and DeDe King. Row 3: Tony Car- roll, Lisa Owens, Kelly Wilson, CeCe Lynn, Shelley Hawkins, Lisa Dicks, Sun- day Walker, Angie Knowles, Lynn Pap- pas, Sandy Zarones, Diane Meyers. Row 4: Mrs. Goss, Ann Gaylord, Theresa White, Tammy Fuldrum, Angie Wright, Penny Taylor, Tammy Bruner, Mary Ar- nett, Amy Murphy, Sandy Alexander, Me- lissa Boggs, Beth Murphy, Sandy Daddio, Mary Rails and Mrs. Conrad. .M ,- Gb.. .1 Mrs. Conrad and Mrs. Goss share their help and guidance with their SIGMA SIGMA sisters. FHA: Working for the Future FHA Front row left to right: Suzanne Hanna, Vicki Burns, Toni Marshall. Row 2: Jerry Nowlin, Sonya James, Jeanne Miller, Eva Merchant, Wanda Hodge, Linda Stanley, Mimi Simberger, Tammy Ray, Tina Goodman, Susie Nelson, Missy Bozeman. Ftow 3: Angie Colton, Trina Humphries, Sharon Pearman, Linda Wilbekin, Stephanie Smith, Michele Ward, Tina Batson, Amy Shamblin, Fran Walters, Lisa Hartzog, Carla Rochester. Row 4: Trina Synder, Liz Deal, Tonya Nor- ris, Lauren Hufi, Pat Middleton, Linda Jackson, Valencia Johnson, Luana Pruitt, Wanetta Burkett, Vonda Lynah, Tina Gilbert, Debra Zoldak, Mercedes Delory, Kim Dixon, Chris Rehberg, Vanessa Williams, Tammy Nelson, Valerie Mathis, Tracy Miley, Randy Griffin. FHA is a national organi- zation that strives to make every home a better place to live. Members of FHA must maintain good grades and have at least one year of Home Ec. The members meet during the school day to plan their activities. Officers of FHA Front row left to right: Lindy Wilbekin, Michele Ward, Stephanie Smith, Tina Batson and Amy Shamblin. Row 2: Trina Humphries, Angie Col- ton, Fran Walters, Tammy Ftay and Sharon Pearman. 17 STUDENT COUNCIL: Working for Us The Student Council gave the students at Everitt a strong voice in their representation as they worked to encourage scholarship, social activities and a closer association with students and teachers. Each elected member was required to maintain a high grade aver- age and to show leadership ability. President Daryl May and his ,Vice-President Kelle Williams led the members in their fund raising projects. Money from the projects went to make the school a more beautiful place. Treasurer Sherry Martin, Sec. Talana Land and Parliamentarian Lisa Dick worked closely with Ms. Jenings and Ms. Hindsman to make their work a success. STUDENT COUNClL REPRESENTATIVES for 80-81: Front row left to right: Kim Kavanagh, Laurie Vickers, Sunday Walker, Toni Carroll, Hope Allen. Second row: Dirk Williams, Kelle Williams, Lisa Dicks, Daryl May, Talana Land, Sherry Martin, Melissa Boggs, Sandy Daddio, Third row: Chris Browning, Brian Davis, Scott Allen, David May, Paul Gilbreath, Manly Flay, Dang Vu. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS for 80-81 are: Front row left to right: Lisa Dicks, Talana Land, Sherry Martin. Back row: Daryl May, and Kelle Williams. 18 '! Ii hw Q f' A. The Best Bands are from EAGLE COUNTRY CADET BAND BEGINNEF2 BAND INTERMEDIATE BAND The Band program at Everitt has devel- oped into one of the most outstanding programs in the Southeast. Each student enters the band as a member of the BE: GINNER BAND. As he improves in play- ing ability, he is moved into the CADET BAND, then into the INTERMEDIATE BAND and finally, into the ADVANCED BAND. Membership in the STAGE BAND is open to those ninth graders who dem- onstrate outstanding skill on their instruments. PERFORMING GROUPS SHOW THEIR STUFF YEAFIBOOKIES put it all Together l l 1 Directly responsible for the 80-81 YEARBOOK: Front row left to right: Brian Davis, Melissa Boggs, Amy Murphy, Rallou Stamp, Beth Murphy, Scott Allen. Ftow 2: Michelle Ward, John Batte, Mary Rails, Kim Owens, Leslie Brouillard, Sandy Zarones, Dede Pennington, Fredrick Parker, Tina Batson. Flow 3: Tommy Richard, Jimmy Appleby, Joleen Blain, Amanda Munns, Penny Dan- eau and Kip Creel. Yearbookee dreaming up new ideas. 24 i EAGLE COUNTRY VARSITY SPORTS Varsity Eagles Win Again -M 1 ,cr , f - -gr-5:1111 J ,-A ww' M 4A'w,v'1nvvifrfa:wf'1nfwiv?Fm,i?S262l'3f7+'1ffswW.41fx,ri2A,1-XW9.N,'EwAAhEMd2!L!sh3ifiZ'JY if Pl? s ,V' ' ,View V e- ,VV iz--1 Q Zrxgfxgi jg, ,lj A w 1' :wk ifwf-VfVVV V V' - V. V i-V.,?fV,?.f 31 VY: -f V , '7V-Vg - , py- -V ' V Yf'2i.V3Vif 5,5 ,, V V ., ' ' Qff!.f,. ' G, ' . H ay: f.VX,,:, af':Vwf , vffff' ' V -. aw' w,-Viqlfqf 'SSW Jvmww ,, V. my V. M ,,.. A MV, 1 I V' y- ,ffm -wwgy' .ghfgpy . f':M-.,V, n A MV. ,ifgwwvg4f.f.1,pV4f--few.. VVQM, , -:fi . ,Ja W f KY V gf , my 'QR -w f if V ' V . ' .V .Wm W is uk V i lvd D i V, V- M 'i I ' 'A' . S41 QE MM li ' i . H f qv? WW ' ,'VvfaL-ffvf m il i fwngf 3 fQ','lwfuw , 5 , 5- W , H , , ig, ,VQ5 V2 -A V Vi' 3,17 .ff 1 gg fl Q3 N '31 ' ' 'V 'Q . 'M' V' 'ff?T'55Vi-V , T5 . 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Flow 3: Da yy - ryl May, Kenneth Kelley, Jesse Dawson, John Lambert, Barney Pippin, Rob Subera, Mike Grubbs, Warren Kennedy, John Decker. - '5 I- , LX: Coach Hooper and Coach Creel send in plays from the sidelines while our Varsity pushes Chipley around the field. The Team was in a Huddle . EVERYONE at Everitt works hard to make the entire foot- ball season a success. VARSITY BASKETBALL Rules the Courts Boy's VAFlSlTY BASKETBALL Front Flow Left to right: Frank Ar- leth, Manly Ray, Tony Frazier, De- Wayne Kapart, Dan Andrews. Flow 2: Daryl May, David May, Kevin Ma- lone, Bobby Beauchene, Donald Turley, John Lambert, Billy Miller. Opposite Page-Bottom: Girl's VARSITY BASKETBALL Flow 1, I. to r. Melissa Clemons, Sheryl Cromer, Maria Norris, Kathy Skipp, Tina Gore Flow 2: Mary Arnet, Teresa Anglein, Vanessa Harris. Row 3: Karen Tinsley, Penny Taylor, Coach Mills, Michelle Scarfo. 3 1 4 E 1 - Q ps gn- The VOLLEYBALL team had a fine year as they played other teams and won victories. The team was in a rebuilding stage this year with only 3 returning girls, but they still came out on top with the devine guidance of Mrs. Floyd. The team learned good sportsmanship and school spirit under her leadership. 32 as tt 5 , ,.,...,,.,,. ,x ----, V-- LADY EAGLES Take the Floor GlRL'S VOLLEYBALL: Row 1, left to right: Sandy Alexander, Man- ager, Mary Arnett, Stacey Burch, Roxie Sowell, Margaret Aytch, Jo Anne Schrameyer, Tabby Sam- mons, Tina Batson, Manager. Row 2: Karen Tinsley, Vanessa Harris, Michelle Scarfo, Tonya Smith, Lisa Owens, Suzanne Butler, Michelle Ardis. Cheerleaders Lead Spirit CHEERLEADERS: Row 1, Left to right: Christine Burgess, Ann Gay- lord, Julie Spillman, Kelle Williams. Row 2: Sandy Daddio, Bonnie Fearns, Row 3: Lisa Dicks, Angie Knowles, TOP: Laurie Vickers. 34 ln Eagle Country l The Cheerleaders worked hard to keep school spirit up during pep rallies and games. We are proud of the way they represented Everitt. Their fund raising projects Csuch as selling stationery and key chainsb raised the money needed to pay for their new summer and winter uniforms. Their cheers looked and sounded great because they practiced Monday and Thursday afternoons all year and they attended the NCA camp in Pensacola during the summer. Ms. Spires sponsored the cheerleaders. 35 P.E. Assistants Hold Their Own P.E. Assistants for 80-81: Left to right: Donald Turley, Sandy Alexander, Sandy Daddio, Sandy Zarones, Tracy Hodges, Bonnie Fearns, Tina Batson, Fran Walters, David May. The P.E. Assistants helped the P.E. teachers do an assortment of duties during each class period. They were responsible for roll call, ran errands, cleaned the office, and demon- strated exercises. Each teacher se- lected his own assistant for the en- tire year. uf EAGLE COUNTRY: A Great Place to Grow Students AGL li STUDENT LIFE MR. and MISS EVEFRITT Everitt's faculty selected Da- ryl May and Karen Tinsley as the two most outstanding ninth grade students. They were chosen for their high academic excellence and for their enthusiastic partici- pation in all areas of life at Everitt. They represent the highest values of our stu- dents and our school. Karen Tinsley was an honor student and a member of the Beta Club. She sang in the Choir and worked in the photography class. Karen was a valuable member of the Volleyball, Basketball, and Tennis Teams. Daryl was an honor student and President of the Student Council. Daryl served as Historian for Beta Club and was also on the Student Advisory Com- mittee. Daryl took many of the pictures of student life for the Yearbook while working in Photography. He was a PE Assistant and also played Varsity Football, Bas- ketball and Golf. TOP LEFT: Voted BEST ALL-AROUND Ninth gra- ders were Kevin Malone and Sandy Alexander. Ke- vin's electives were Eagleaires and Photography. He was on the Varsity Football, Basketball and Track Teams. Sandy served as Secretary in the Eagleaires, President of Sigma-Sigma and Trea- surer of the Beta Club. She worked as a PE Assis- tant and was Manager of both the J.V. Basketball and Volleyball Teams. TOP RIGHT: Three ninth graders were voted as the MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Daryl May, Julie Spill- man and Scott Allen. Scott is an honor student and worked hard on the Yearbook Staff. He played on the football, golf and tennis teams at Everitt. He was President of the Beta Club, a Student Council repre- sentative and a member of the Student Advisory Committee. Julie was also an honor student and her choice of electives were Eagleaires and Home Ec. She was in Beta Club and Sigma-Sigma while also being an active Cheerleader. Daryl was also chosen as Mr. Everitt and participated in all areas of Everitt Student Life. BOTTOM: MOST POPULAR Ninth graders were Ann Gaylord and David May. David's electives were Choir and PE Assistant. He played Varsity Football, Basketball and Golf. David was also a Student Council representative. Ann was on the track team and a member of Sigman-Sigma. She was also an excellent Cheerleader. Y A may 7 Q '1'k: Y91W'W ' W B K , , R Z f - V K4 V' x il' X .T ,-,:1 W2 au ,Wx L V Wim ' Qgtwfvf , , v 4 5 a L ? -Q. 'L 52' I 9 i' . W A' Q 51,5 f 7,1 f 5 : 5391? 2 W fP'1wa,fmQ ' 1 me 1 K ,. am: 4 PADS AND FASHIONS 2- N' ' mn11'iBx!E1g5':Q'x'v -W 5 si? PERSONALITIES ABOVE: Selected as the BIGGEST FLIRTS in the ninth grade were Greg Roye and Kelly Wilson. Greg was in the Eagleaires while Kelly enjoyed photography class and typing. Kelly was also on Eaglettes and was a mem- ber of Sigma-Sigma and the Track Team. TOP RIGHT: Manly Flay and Sandy Za- rones were voted the BEST DRESSED ninth graders at Everitt. Manly elected to take typing and photography class. He was a member of the Varsity Bas- ketball, Tennis and Golf teams. Manly was a member of the Beta Club and Student Council. Sandy was on the Yearbook staff and was a PE Assis- tant. She was a member of Sigma- Sigma and Beta Club while also being an Eaglette and a member of the Track Team. BOTTOM: Chosen the FUNNIEST ninth grade students at Everitt were Randy Charette and Ann Gaylord. Flandy was on the Wrestling Team. Ann was a Cheerleader and a member of Sigma- Sigma and Track. TOP LEFT: Selected as the MOST TALENTED ninth graders at Everitt were Dave Outz and Melissa Boggs. Dave's electives were Ad- vanced Band and Stage Band. Dave worked with the Flag corps at Everitt and was the Rifle Instructor at Rutherford. Melissa worked on the Yearbook Staff and was in the Choir. She was Secretary of Beta Club and a member of the Student Council and Sigma-Sigma. Me- lissa was also on the Tennis Team. TOP RIGHT: Voted to be the CUTEST boy and girl in the ninth grade class were Angie Knowles and Keith Baker. Angie was a Cheer- leader and a member of Sigma-Sigma, Student Council and the Beta Club. Keith was a mem- ber ofthe Track Team and enjoyed working in Industrial Arts. BOTTOM: The MOST ATHLETIC ninth graders were William Barwick and Michell Scarfo. Wil- liam's electives in his 9th grade year were ln- dustrial Arts and Art. William was a member of the Varsity Football team, the Wrestling team and the track team. Michelle elected to take Home Ec. and Eagleaires in the 9th grade. She was a member of Varsity Tennis, Basketball, Track and Volleyball. f 7 GLIIVIPSES OF STUDENT LIFE IN EAGLE COUNTRY 'T' 1 -' 1' V ,gm ' il W M.. , WJ . , 1 . 1 ,F .T ,M ,, 2 3 A ,bf-1 4 , f ' -, gy .,.. ,, ,, f f , T .,, ww rf HK' Q H 1 Z' f f za 4 ,V we V ff ww n ' J saw in 'vm 'hav PERSONALITIES IN EAGLE COUNTRY MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Glen Vickers and Christine Burgess were selected by the ninth grade class as having the MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT. Christine is active in Photography and is in Eag- leaires. She was a member of Sigma- Sigma and was in the Show Choir. Christine was also a ninth grade Cheerleader. Glen worked hard on the Varsity Football team as well as on Wrestling and Track. He played trom- bone in the Advanced Band and the Stage Band. Opposite pageg TOP LEFT: The ninth grade class voted Brian Davis and Alli- son Stone as the MOST INTELLIGENT students in their class. Brian was an honor student and a member of the Student Council. He participated in the Quest program and was the President of the Beta Club. He worked on the Yearbook staff and elected to take Seamanship in his final year at Everitt. Allison was also an honor student and was a member of Beta Club and the Show Choir. She also sang in the Eagleaires. WE'VE GOT SPIRIT YES WE DO WE'VE GOT SPIRIT HOW 'BOUT YOU' 46 I I .ri 4,7 fs ,. S .,. ,h. I it a Vx if ,J I I I I TOP RIGHT: The Seventh Grade class elected Karla Wil- liams and Steve Smith as their most FAVORITE SEVENTH GRADERS. They are both ac- tive in Track and Choir. BOTTOM: EIGHTH GRADE FA- VORITES were Chris Browning and Laurie Vickers. Chris was an honor student and was on the Student Council, the J.V. Basketball team and the tennis team. Laurie was also an honor student. She was in Sigma-Sigma, Cheerleading, Student Council, and the Track Team. 47 Students on the Move in Eagle Country SOUL FOOD DAY Superintendent Pete Holman and Administrative Assistant Ron Finger-Lickin' GOOD! Hardy get ready to really Dig-in. if 5-ffiiw ' In di Q95 - - . tion? Mr- York- This year's Advanced Home Economics class held a Soul Food Dinner with Mrs. Collin's guidance. We had many important guests such as Mr. Holman and our own Mr. May. lt was a delicious success. A WESTERN DAY SHINDIG AT EJH The latest in non-verbal communica- tion. Coach Wester looks happy. Western Day at Everitt is a chance for the P.E. classes to show off their square dancing abilities they learned in class. The judges pick their best groups from all the dancing and all the students get to watch the fun. Music and special presentations are pro- vided by the Ocean Opry gang whom we fondly know as the Raider family. They put on a fantastic show very much like the professional performances they give at the Ocean Opry. lt is great to have them come out to Everitt and share their time and talent with us. They even donated our contributions to the March of Dimes! THANKS from all of us to the Raiders! Come to think of it, we really didn't de- serve this! Ms. Smithson goes all out for Western Day in her Minnie Pearl hat and matching ensemble. The Raider Family helped Ms. Smithson with the assembly. Could it be true love? The thrill of victory because of the legs attached to his feet. Who says true love comes only once in a life-time? Competitors in the Microphone eating contest. Guess who won? Show us your Under-Alls. And you thought nobody was looking. Caught in the act. Would somebody please go on to third period and Iet's have class. Ladies Chain is the call and the teachers are having a ball! They give up many mornings to practice their talents for us. The PROMINADE is one ofthe many steps the students learn in Square Dancing compliments of the P.E. Department. One of the more relaxed parts of the crowd during the dance. The whole crowd got in the act and hooped and hollered . Swing your partner, Doesy Doe. Watch those teachers step on toes! Do they seem like they're doing the same step to you? SWEETHEAFZT OF THE YEAR 1 3 l ln -. 5 is if s kgs: , s . git! 3. 555 t Q 25 2 ' E el ' E ini 2 X ' .2 . .s si! R :S 22.11 we The Valentine Queen Candidates were first elected to represent their home- rooms. They then collected money which was counted as a penny a vote. The Queen Contest as well as the Val- entine's Day Dance was sponsored by the choir. Diane Meyers was chosen as this year's Valentine's Queen since she collected the most penny votes. Diane was invited to join the choir on their spring trip to Opryland in Nash- ville. She was crowned at the Valen- tine's Dance which was a great suc- cess. FOOUSING ON FLOFtIDA'S SEAFOOD Everitt's Home Economic's Depart- ment sponsored a seafood festival to promote awareness of seafood and its uses, Many area dlgnataries including Sherriff Lavelle Pitts, his wife, and Su- perintendent Pete Holman attended the festival. A representative of the Marine Patrol spoke on safety in get- ting Florida's seafood from the sea, and a Home Economist demonstrated a recipe for a seafood dish that could have many uses in meal planning. A representative of Florida's Natural Fle- source Council explained many habits of sea creatures such as crabs, oys- ters, fish, etc. After the lectures and demonstrations, good food, including shrimp, oysters, gumbo, fish and seafood pizza was en- joyed by everyone attending. fl Jaws ll got away, so we setted for this item which, in Florida, we call a FlSH . One of Mr. May's favorite hobbies is cooking, but it looks like his food is going after him! ' QL - z - SQ Marine Patrol officer, Don Hilburn explains safe- MS- Collins Worked hard to Ofganile the entire ty procedures and rules to our Students, festival and helped to be a great success. LEFT: Examples of the Florida seafood enjoyed at the festival. BOTTOM LEFT: Putting the Sea- food festival was exhausting, but really Ms. Collins, just a little while longer! BOTTOM RIGHT: Some of the more interesting aspects of Mr. May's job centers around the many people he meets and works with each day. . af its ii sf is tttitt tlta ts: tts 55 SCIENCE FAIR-Hard Work Pays Off SENIOR DIVISION WINNERS from Left to right are: John Lester, Heidi Hendrickson, Scott Allen, Tom Richards and Kip Creel. These ninth grade students received top honors for their science projects. A mm, . ' JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS: Left first row is the SECOND PLACE WINNERS in order: John Elliott, Lisa Mason and Chris Browning. On the back row is Hank Aulwurm, Paul Hamrick, Lori Golondzinier and Samantha Allour. We-I Aanlmhsm JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS: Left first row is the FIRST PLACE winner Brena Todd followed by Meg Lester, Sharlene Linslrom and Heather Girvin. Second row winners are Hans Watson, Zarlin Messer, Teresa Shattles and Heather Howie. I, rrrrr M Receiving honorable mention are Chris Hamrick, Kenny Valder, and Tracy Fergurson. Second row students are Neil Gray, Sharon Worchestor, Dede King and Kim Sutton. The Annual Science Fair at Everitt gives all the soi- ence students at Everitt an opportunity to show their knowledge and abilities they have acquired in sci- ence olasses as demonstrated in their projects. Each project is judged according to its category. Trophies are given to the first place winners and ribbons are awarded to the 2nd, 3rd and 4th places. EAGLES ARE UNIQUE N 1 i'b 3 zwfir if Egg , igiggif egg' 5 Q fi The young and the restless The cheerleaders imitating airplanes E Miss Rubber Lips? 7 where did the bali go? Christine Burgess and Associates Of COUFSG I 90i CUTE5T We must, We must, We must ... Lisa, Laurie or Linda? 59 J.V.'s Have Best Season EVER! MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD for the 1980 season: Left to right, Row One-Tom Redmon, John Elliott, Ricky Comptois, Tommy Wheeler, Robert Peoples, Brent McCall, Mike Page, Joey Bright, Shane Spence, Robbie Swearington, Scott Bland. Row Two-Manager Manuel Saladrigas, David Pleasant, Ben Donley, Chris Capehart, Jeff Bruner, Craig Bonanno, Svend Wilbekin, Paul Kennington, Drew Dykes, Pat Giles and Darryl Barwick. Row Three-John Taylor, Zarlin Messer, Ray Fleer, Billy Bullock, Rusty McMann, Craig McDannell, Mike Berry, Emanuel Russell, Jeff Mauldin and David S The Junior Varsity Football team, coached by both Coach York and Coach Prevost recorded their best season in their history with a 4-2 record. Our Eagles defeated Mowat, Rosenwald and Jinks to keep the students cheering throughout the game. 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BOY'S BASKETBALL BOUNCES INTO ACTION as .,l,......- Mm- - I gf',,,WpMkgi'T1L' I MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM for the 1980-81 season from left to right: Chris Browning, Jayce Allen, Marty Spikes, William MacKall, Alfred Thorton, David Scherrer, Mike Davis, Rusty McMann, Johnny Taylor, Steve Vanover, Jake Sessions, Svend Wilbekin, Doug Lee, Scott Enfinger and Steve McAllister. sf The JUNIOR VARSITY BOY'S BASKETBALL TEAM worked LEFT: Jake Sessions Qoss up for a lump ball- very hard this past year. Their lack of height was made up in their tremendous speed and they were very effective. Coach Dubreuil and Managers Sandy Alexander and Marty Ladner did a fine job. RIGHT: Rusty McMann sinks another free-throw 61 ' J.V. GlFtL'S BASKETBALL ON THE GO MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR VARSITY GlRL'S BASKETBALL SQUAD for 1980-81: Row 1-left to right: Tonya Smith, Kim Gray, Mattie Sessions, Lucy Henderson and Linda Burbachuer. Row 2-Margaret Atch, Penny Daneau, Tammy Moore, Tabby Sammons, Jill Gandy and Pat Middleton. Row 3-Tonya Moore, Toni Carroll, Doris Shurrum, Emily Harmon, Suzanne Butler and Mrs. Conrad. This year's JUNIOR VARSITY GlRL'S TEAM was very competitive and repre- sented Everitt well. Their coach was Mrs. Conrad who worked with the girls and helped them in every way possible to gain pride in their school and to play well. They showed their pride and their skill many times for Everitt. 7TH GRADE BASEKTBALL GFF TO A GOOD START MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE BOY'S BASKETBALL SQUAD for 1980-81: Row 1-left to right: Antwaun Gordon, David Gillmore, Tracy Burch, David Barron, Robbie Margerum, Harold Carlisle, and Mike Coleman, Row 2-David Hazlett, Bill Collins, Chris Kapehart, Victor Duffy, Andy Jackson, Danny Davis, Steve Smith and Dennis Hall. Row 3-Roy Waterhouse, Alfonzo Stanley, Demetrius Johnson, Paul Jones, Rodney Hayes, Kenneth Hooks, Scott Tomlin, Brian Guthrie, and Coach Wester. Coach Wester helped the Seventh Grade Boy's Basketball team to play extremely well in both practice and games. They demonstrated a lot of confidence and skill throughout the season and we can look forward to next year's returning players and an- other good year. 63 I . . I I WRESTLERS Sure Know how to PIN! Ill A I I' 5 i in ICI 5 I . I I . s ' 1 MEMBERS OF THE 1981 WRESTLING TEAM from Left to Right, Row 1-Jeff Burchfield, David Humphries, James Wood, Tommy Barron, Vincent Steverson, Ted Mummert, Glen Vickers, Andy Mathis, Andy Large. Row 2-Kevin Wable, Rob Subera, William Barwick, James Appleby, Mike Berry, Jeff Mauldin, Mike Parker, Jeff Stokes and Tom Ouimet. Row 3-Kevin Bowen, Mike Patterson, Danny Parzentny, Danny Pelache, David Boyd, Mike Livingston, Preston Campbell. Row 4-Patrick Greener, Daryl Barwick, Randy Charette, Robert Shanta, Robert Ogletree, Brian Kenny, Jeff Richardson and Rodney Capps. WRESTLING is a one on one competi- tive sport that takes a lot of practicing to develop the skills needed to win. This is exactly what our team did. Coach Hooper and Coach Abbot took their team through the season with lots of hard work, but lots of success too. If all else fails, bite him in the ear, pinch him in the side, cover his eyes and tell the referee it was an accident. av Coach Hooper applauds as our merry men seem to be excited over another win. Notice Mowat seems to be laying down on the job while Rob has a tore you up smile on his face. Will someone please explain why the referee is the man on bot- tom. Of course, you see Everitt on top. TENNIS TEAM KNCWS HOW T0 SWING! MEMBERS of the 1980-81 EVERITT TENNIS TEAM from left to rightg Front row-Marty Ladner, Dang Vu, Chris Browning, Dirk Williams and Manly Ray. Row 2-James Yates, Brian Davis, Daryl May, Frank Arleth, Rusty McMann and John Lester. The boy's and girl's TENNIS TEAMS had a really successful year on their new courts. They practiced long and hard to prepare and improve both as a team and as individuals. Ms. Smithson was the tennis caoch and with her help, the team was successful in all their matches and competitions this year. 9 T A ,, MEMBERS of the 1980-81 EVERITT GIRL'S TENNIS TEAM from left to right are Jill Day, Lori Reese, Stacey Burch, Mary Arnett, Kellie McCall, Amanda Munns, Penny Taylor, Karen Tinsley, Melissa Boggs, Michelle Scarfo and Karen Leavens. ,wwf THE MANAGER OF THE TENNIS TEAM! Looks like perfect form, but wonder where the ball will go? TRACK TEAM On your MARK! Get SET! Ready? And away we go. Track season showed Lisa Tripp off to a successful running start. Angie Proctor shows Eagle determination! Donald Turley and Superman seemed to have a lot in common as far as their ability to run faster than speeding bullet. This year's track team was supervised by Coach Creel and Coach Wester. They both did an excellent job with the boys and girls on the track teams. Coach Wester had an out- standing girl's team overall with many standouts such as Michelle Scarfo and Ann Gaylord. We were all really proud of our girls. Coach Creel lead the boy's track team to a spirited year led by such stars as William Barwick, Duanne Capehart and Donald Tur- ley. Everitt did a great job in track again this year. GOLF TEAM HAS A GOCDD YEAR NA.. . , , , 2 'N GOLF TEAM from left to right: John Batte, David May, Scott Allen, Daryl May and Manly Flay Getting into the swing of things. The Golf Team's successful year was coached by Coach Mills. He gave the team his full support and helped these hard-working golfers practice at Signal Hill Golf Course. Everitt's Golf Team has won the county golf cham- pionship for the past four years and we hope they continue this outstanding record. OYSTER BOWL wang Is it CUDDLE or HUDDLE as the varsity boys play their best in this late season game. lt was a chilly day for sure. Coach Dubreuil keeps that ball safely tucked away as the varsity reach out for him. Duane Capehart grimaces after being forced to the ground by who or what no one is quite SUF6. The OYSTER BOWL is a type of football game played at the end of the regular varsity season in late October. The two teams are made up of the varsity football boys and the men's faculty. The student body is welcome to brave the cold weather and cheer for whichever team they choose. This year, as in previous years, the big guys won and defeated our varsity. A magestic portrait of a hero in action. William Barwick keeps the action alive. EAGLES IN ACTION A . Manly Ray ialso known about school as MR. LEGSJ demonstrates a fine pose on the new Tennis Courts that Mr. May had built at Everitt. Kenna Hooper stayed with the cheerleaders during most of our games as our Everitt mascot. Just give her 10 years and she'II be a pro. Looking at things from another perspective. Scott Allen gets into the swing of things. PLEASE SIGN MY YEARBOOK THE ADMINISTRATION AWARE ALERT This was a great year at Everitt. One of the many reasons was the fine faculty. With the help and guidance of our fine principals, teachers, and office staff we reaced our many goals. Being a part of the faculty is not such an easy task. It takes alot of patience, time and effort. The students thank the faculty for the help they gave us throughout the year. Larry Johnson Guidance 74 Administration John T May Principal Sheri Hollaway Joseph Mclntyre Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Wanda Ray Bess Boyd Guidance Secretary!Bookkeeper i an Mr. May takes a break and smiles for our cameras. Janice Brown Secretary .i x fix? A i Mr. Mclntryre gives a big smile. June Cook Secretary Sally Sexton Gene Davis Anita Putman Secretary Clerk Clerk S 1 Q English Department x a ,fries Marsha Como B.A. Univ. of West Fla. Faith Holman B.A. Univ. of West Fla. This past year our English teach- ers have done an excellent job. We have all been taught how to better our reading and spelling skills. Along with this valuable in- formation we bettered our writing skills by doing compositions and written book reports. ...v,....-.-- , Elaine Crecelius Lynn Higginbotham M. Ed. Univ. of Virginia Florida State Univ. I I Our teachers aren't always taken seriously. Sarah Pearce Univ. of Alabama l I .li Charlotte Thomas M. Ed. Univ. of West Florida Deborah Satterwhite Denise Hudson Northern Illinois Univ. of W6Sf Fla- Ms. Como looks the wrong way. l Annette Williams B.S. 8. Florida A8tM Ms. Thomas doesn't look too happy about getting her picture taken ln the Math Department this year, the teachers provided us with the knowledge we will need inthe on- coming years. All the teachers really did an out- standing job. lt took the teachers alot of time and effort to teach some of the students, but every- one came through with flying col- ors. Thanks to the Math department, all of us can go through life know- ing the needed math skills. Robin Goss Univ. of West Fla. Jeanette Redmon Univ. of West Fla. Math Department Rhonda Conrad Univ. of West Fla. Leonard Hall Univ. of Florida 4 Donald Scott Univ. of West Fla. Jonas Douglas Univ. Of West Fla Ivjfftw A, A ,, ,V . qv 2 4 Elsa Pope Univ. of Florida Judy Spires Florida State 'qi 't ' 51? it Hazel Anderson Language Arts'Lab Vickie Ayers Aide Paula Titus Aide Title I Y Shirley Jenings Brenda Zorn Math Lab Math Lab The Title I teachers worked hand in hand with the math and Ian- guage arts teachers. With their extra help the students bettered their skills in this area. Anne Nelson Aide , ,..., , Miss Anderson seems interested as she reads the morning paper. Science Department Mr. Prevost reveals his personality to his students. Freddie York B.S. Univ. of West Fla. ,getty S :T Q 551 r Diane Cristo James Harrell Ms. Middle Tenn. State Bubba Prothro Dan Surber B.S. Univ. Southern Miss. Univ. of West Florida The Science Department worked very hard this year. The students par- ticipated in the Science Fair, which was a big success. The students also did various experiments within the classroom. Social Studies Department The Social Studies teachers did a very fine job this year. They taught the students all about our past, but did this in a very inter- esting and exciting way. iii I v 4CCt t . Lucille Cobb Jack Creel MS, Memphis State Univ. B.A. Univ. of West Fla. --i . Steve Dubreuil Dorothy Frazier Lecile Hindsman B.A. Univ. Of West Fla. B.S. Florida A8-M B.S. Univ. of Southern Miss Donald Holstein Joseph Prevost Gene Smith B.A. Univ. of Guam B.S. Troy State Univ. B.A. Univ. of West Fla. Physical Education The students enjoyed their P.E. period each day as it is a time for them to relax, exercise, and just have fun. There were many activi- ties the students participated in from tennis to square dancing. This year the P.E. department sold Christmas ornaments to buy new equipment. They also host- ed Western Day. Patty Floyd Sherry Smithson Florida State Univ. of South Alabama Bobby HOOPSI' Clyde Mills Middle Tennessee State Univ. of Southern Mississippi :xii 5 5 F IQ: Coach Wester looks tough in his Eagle cap. Milton Martin Fred Wester Auburn University Florida A 8 M Special E91 Vanda Adams Exceptional Education Mrs. Nelson gives a quick smile. Regina Ellis Exceptional Education Wynona Mix Learning Disabilities Q 1 Billie Brown Reading Doris Ross Hope Watson Learning Disabilities EXCGPUOHSI EdUCati0n Miriam Riley Ruby Strickland Compensatory Lab C0mPeflS8f0I'y Aide v R- Electives Everitt had a wide variety of electives to choose from this year. Both the choir and the band scored superiors at contests this past year, thanks to the guidance of Ms. Higdon, Mr. Brownlee, and Mr. Stryker. ln the various home economics classes we learned to fend for ourselves by learning to cook, sew and child development. In the advanced classes they hosted their annual soul food dinner and fashion show. In the industrial classes this past year the students worked on a variety Ms. Henneman looks like she's enioying herself. 'WI ,,,r Celeste Cherry Home Economics 84 of projects from woodworking to lettering. All of these activities were fun for all. Suzanne Higdon Choir Director .....j5, . i Tl t ,A-v ' Laurel Brownlee Band Director Terry Stryker Asst. Band Director Dina Collins Reba Rehberg Home Economics Home Economics Paula Henneman Janice McFatter Lee wixted Media Specialist Media Specialist An if Nxt film: .ir 1 A , N. ref ' 41 - K' a f R5 N M' Robert Gamble Diane Wishart MY- Wixied QiV9S US an evil eye Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Mary Carey Ms. Higdon rests a minute from playing the piano. Typing Lunchroom and Janitorial Staff Our Iunchroom, custodial, and security personnel have done a marvelous job this past year. Our school is always found clean and in good condition. l Our breakfast and lunch pro- grams were well reoeived, due to the fine work of our lunohroom staff. They were always trying to please the students. One new thing they offered the students this year was a salad bar which was well received. Jeanette Dodier Security Ross Taylor Security E -xii' . .,., ,X IWW. vasmrmebaa. .. t Joe Wright, Christa Whitmire, Mary Pitts, Lois Nowlin, Cathren Kilpatrick, Mildred Hudson, Nancy Enfinger and Norman Dodier. M... 1itm.m..s.aNmmm...M....Wf ,wM.,....-NM, Edna Mashburn, Lucy Nickles, Helen Capps, Doris Land, Farrie Lee Roscoe, Martha Holland, Cracie Gainer, Linda Wenzel, Nellie Palmore, and Gail Howell. Oh, Good They left us another page to sign on GUR TEACHERS Mr. Prothro spots a penny in the grass and all the men faculty gather Yes . . . No . . . Maybe . . . Let's talk about it . . . Mrs. Pope around to help find it. makes another definite decision. I Nt: ,Q Now you've gotto have worked with Kip Creel to really appreciate the Mr. Stryker takes the band through their paces-over and look on Mrs. Satterwhite's face. over and over and over. f in , 7 'l .gf ... .gf bers in math and what to do with them. Mr. Surber takes his fishing seriously and doesn't plan on letting this one get away. Notice all the fish left in his aquarium. -.,.f' 9 9 A G 1 COACH Mtll L 'fu' A FIRST PLACE WINNERS of the Parlimentarian Contest sponsored by the Coach Mills Smiles fOr Our Cameras- Thanks, C0aCl1- F.H.A. are Kseatedj Amy Shamblin and Stephanie Smith, Kstandingl Tracy Hodges, Lindy Wilbekin, Michele Ward and Tina Batson. Winning in competi- tion with the other Bay County Schools at Mosley H.S., these students will travel to Orlando to compete in State-wide competition. CONGRATULA- TIONS. Mr. Douglas teaches the students their num- HOSTAGES RELEASED Fifty-two? Fifty-two human lives! What a stir over fifty-two people! Yellow ribbons on every tree in a small village outside West Point- One huge eighty by thirty yellow ribbon on the Superdome- The President of the United States with a cracking voice and tears in his eyes A wave of patriotism unsurpassed in many, many years sweeping this nation- Oh yes, we're thankful our countrymen are free and home, but more than that, yes more than that- How thankful we are for that great stroke of luck-we were born in this country where there would be so much by so many for only fifty-two human beings. Yes- Blessings on our returned hostages, and God Bless America!! by Lucille Cobb dedicated to John T. May BUSINESS ' 4' pf -ff .- . S 33 5 fi Xi ' ,, Sf-' ff I f ' ,f X ', H Q M E O4-to U - Q Wx '23 Lag X 9 Sk I, Q, ' . .TT A x N 4' Ji Q W Goous . 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HARDERS AND SON, INC Wes ern Auto Associate Store I GENERAL CONTRACTOR 5521 East Hwy 98 Panama Cnty Florida 324 Speclallzlng In Marine and Heavy Construction An Equal Opportumty Employer WESTERN AUTO Home Owned by Duck Keefer Callaway Village Square Panama Cnty Florida 32401 Phone 785 0509 I Q ASSOCIATE STORE P-C MARINE BOATS AND MOTORS Specializing in Volvo Marine T741 i 3:35125 Q 'wa Parts and Service 6001 E. Highway 98, Parker Phone: 785-2805 bentIey's ICE CREAM PARLOR SUNDAYS 'CONES SHAKES 222-A S. Tyndall Parkway Parker Shopping Center 'Y L Am '1 X11 6' Y- WESTERN STEER FAMILY T. 1. STEAKHOUSE 232 Tyndall Pkwy. W Phone: 769-3391 X Q . Lloyd Pontiac, G.M.C. 100 E. 23rd Street Panama City, Florida YOUR THUMBS UP DEALER E IIEIIIEIIIE!HEIIIEIIIEIIEIIFEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEIIEIIIEIIIQ E E E E E E E E Q Compliments of E E Q AEGEAN REST. 2 SPRINGFIELD E 2 COMMERCIAL - S ' I' ' ' G k - 5 g?iCA.ae'El?Sn 5uiLEZi 5 BANK E 1031 W. 15th Street E E Panama City, Fla. 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T,,, ,T , ,, 6 Milf Q. if N . l 1 1, In My-, l, -l T T ' 1, sm 2- all X IWW' ' 'Q' , , 4 1 ,, val ., W 'W , ,, Teresa Wright T l J Wm all ,nf f , f lf , ,, '41 H .wal t- V 1 W tile 1 4 if Q fl Z., ,lg we i QQ J ,, W , 5' MJ 1145? v .V ig 4 k' 1 K , ,za Q? wr gtk 33 ' I www, saw M ,Q 1 w. ffl D xSTV 1 Girl Talk during Lunch break Angela Wadsworth Bobbie Walker Kevin Walls Michael Walters Keith Ward Tonya Ward Kelle Waldrop Lisa Warren Roy Waterhouse Hans Watson Kevin Watson Tim Weeks Sonya Wenzel Eric West Peggy West Sabrena Whitaker Andrea White Wendy Whitehurst Andre Williams Dallas Williams Karla Williams Sherry Williams Vanessa Williams Dan Wilson Darrin Wilson Stacy Wilson Tom Wishart Dallas Withers Chris Wood Tom Worcester 137 ALL A HONOR ROLL .,. , ' L .,.gsf' ' -II' if f NINTH GRADES i 2 seen Allen 3 Brian Davis 1 Sarah Hammons ' Tracy Hodges f Sonia James Q Brian Jones 2 Daryl May ji Allison Stone 2 Karen Tinsley 'E , 3 X l A sg 5' 13 I XX 'All' I N 4' EIGHTH GRADE: , W ll 5 ff? Y ', 9 Chris Browning tx- 'NI 1 Kim Bush , A - V N- Lisa Dover - xx N '1 Laurie Griffin X YN NN I' 'y Heather Howie S-QQ 5 'lv Nancy Laxsher ,ll Rallou Stamp x XX X . Kim Rigmaiden n- X - l I Dang Vu .xy ll Shawn Worchester Q x N all . X I , , Xxx A, t X I SEVENTH GRADE: . X 3 A .XQN1 Penny Daneau ' N ' Jill Day QQ James Heisler -X X A Lisa Jackson T Xxx h Belinda Reynolds X ' Debbie Suriano N 'Xxx Kenny Valder Q - X- Angela Wadsworth ' ' :X Timothy Weeks f T NX K 1553 ' V Ask any additional Honor Students to sign this l page also. ---1 - 5 R -f-'-6.1: l Z j ' U l .1 2 K ' f ' ' Q , . l 5 '7 , T X . .., V A -A ,V 'I i ' f 1 f' H' ,. ' 1 ' , as 71 , ' ' f ' 4 1.7 ' '7 YEAFRBOCJK SUPPORTERS ing patrons for their contributions to this year's annual. Their contributions show not only support for the year- book, but they demonstrate faith in us. Each patron's donation was made with the assurance that the book would indeed be published in a professional manner. Thank you for believing in us and our ability to finish the job as required. Dr. Samuel Combs Henry C. Stamp Fr. William G. Gaines Bill Janos Fotula Slaughter Despina Gouras Mr. and Mrs. William M. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shipton Mr. and Mrs. L. Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. R. Baxter Phyllis Dorminey Huitte Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Sineath Tim Vose Gileen Sheehy David Motes Dennis Moon Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Hess Jim Heisler Sherm Walker Mr. and Mrs. Joel Creel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simonson Mr. and Mrs. Herald Waldon Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Newsome Parker Crystal Service Station Wayside Florist Mrs. Brumbelow Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Parker 8t family Ora and Elliott Parker Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith 81 family Carrie and Nellie Ricketts Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Hathaway Gore's Fish Market Commissioner 81 Mrs. Robert A. Mitchell Connie's Card 8t Gift Shop Mrs. Myra Terry Monette's Fashions Looking at the Past . As the heat of August and Septem- ber slowly cooled into the autumn of '80, Everitt students stayed on the move as the football season flew past. As the cold winds of winter swept across our campus, the sil- louette of an eagle passed over and the year changed from 1980 to 1981. The new Eagles began making Everitt their home and the old Eagles didn't have long to go. 140 ix 1 XXX N As predictable as the morning an- nouncements, spring came to Ever- itt in March of '81. With the help of our excellent teachers, we learned to walk, to run, and finally, to soar like an eagle. 3 , ii ii Uhknxmgyg Smit S,,..e,, Top Photo: The Band performing at its best for the home crowd. Center left: Sandy offers a helping hand. Center right: Lighting the candle at a ceremony. Bottom: A tense moment at an exciting game. Top left: Enthusiasm is the name of the game. Top right: Now place the ice cubes in the crock pot and see what happens. Center left: Another lively PE class. Center right: Pay attention and it will make sense to you real soon. Bottom: What is Mr. May Cooking up now? 141 And Looking at the Future The bald eagle had to soar through turbulant air as it passed over our nation. The Iranian Iraqi War started and the economy did not improve. But, the eagle also flew for freedom and brought 150,000 Cuban refugees to our country. This past year, President Carter signed the pay raise and Presi- dent Nixon took office in January. In our school, we had a salad bar added to the lunchroom and it was a success. Our band was terrific as always and Mr. Brownlee was welcomed as the new di- rector. And gradually, the year passed on. Left: Getting out of class at lastl Top right: The Band pleases the crowd. Center: Laurie sees something in the bleachers. Bottom: Another enthusiastic student rushes to get off the bus and get the school day started. 142 ff It was a happy year through and through and many people will re- member it with smiles on their faces. And so as the eagle soars, so shall our hopes, ambitions, and the future in the oncoming years. Top: Students meet to talk at the start ot a new day. Center: Looking at a great play and an exciting game. Bottom left: Making some interesting remarks on Beta Club. Bottom right: The grace of football and a kick to a great beginning. 143 w fa 74? :Q 3' I E 2 + , I 9 iv 'if , 9 I l I1 4 . I -1- 'D ,Y 3335 555 532 W Q .5 W is El M. 1,3 if . . Fi - YS . 4 3. ,. M f 2 R if .j' if . si' ge: X.