Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

CRUCIBLE 1973 FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FAIRFIELD, ALABAMA VOLUME FORTY-EIGHT FACES . . . PLEASANT, SURPRISED, POSED, AND PRICELESS 2 THE FACES OF OUR FRIENDS . . . CAUGHT IN A MOMENT . . . CAPTURED FOR OUR MEMORY 3 SMILES . . . SIGNS AND SOUNDS . . . FACES REFLECT THEM ALL. THE FACES TELL THE STORY. THE FACES RECORD ITS CHAPTERS. EVERYWHERE THERE ARE FACES . . . SOME HAPPY, 10 SOME SOLEMN, SOME SAD, BUT ALWAYS THEY ARE THERE. FACES ARE SOMETIMES MIRRORS WHICH REFLECT WHAT WE SEE . . . 12 SOMETIMES WINDOWS THAT LET OTHERS SEE IN. 13 DO WE KNOW THE MEANINGS OF FACES? 14 15 DO WE UNDERSTAND THE STORIES THEY TELL 16 CONTENTS ACADEMICS...... ASSOCIATIONS SPIRIT...... SPORTS HONORS CLASSES 19 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION D. E. MacQUARRIE DON J. BYRD Director of Federal Superintendent Projects E. B. HATCHER. JEAN HORTON. ELLEN TAYLOR. MARTHA SELK1AN; Secretaries 20 Registrar MRS. JUDY SOUTH Principal JAMES H. TURNER Assistant Principal HANK EVANS Registrar MRS. BETTY GRAHAM GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Director of BUSINESS DEPARTMENT NELL LOWERY Typewriting, Shorthand, Journalism 23 CARLEAN McCLURE Business and Office Education ENGLISH DEPARTMENT JOYCE THORNTON Senior English JACQUELINE TRAMEL Junior English 24 MARY JACKSON Vocational Junior and Senior English JEANETTE AGEE Freshman and Sophomore English HILDA K1KER Sophomore English MARY GLEE FARLEY Sophomore English MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 26 JOAN WILLIAMSON Geometry and Senior Math PATRICIA REED General Math and Algebra LOUISE TATE Algebra JIMMIE NELL PURKEY Economic, General, and Business Math HISTORY DEPARTMENT 28 INEZ McGIBONEY Freshman History WILLIAM SELLERS History 29 LULA AVERHART Freshman History SCIENCE DEPARTMENT BRENDA GREENE Biology J. S. BOX Chemistry and Physics MARTHA TALLEY General Science, Biology, and Advance Biology 30 31 MUSIC AND DANCE DEPARTMENTS MIKE MILLER Choral Director LIBRARY AND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS MIKE NABORS Spanish PATRICIA HUDSON French ELIZABETH TALLEY Librarian DOROTHY WALKER 34 Home Economics PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DOROTHY McLEOD Girls Instructor CHARLES McGEE Boys Instructor 35 SPEECH AND ART DEPARTMENTS JOHNNY McGIBONEY Speech ARTHUR BRYANT Art LUNCHROOM IRENE FREEMAN and MINNIE WILLIAMS 37 VOCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION JAMES MCWILLIAMS Principal LOIS WILSON Registrar 38 AUTOMECHANICS AND REFRIGERATION ISAAC EPHRAIM Auto Mechanics RAYMOND YOUNGMAN Refrigeration 39 HOME ECONOMICS AND COSMETOLOGY 40 TROWEL TRADES AND ELECTRONICS MICHAEL DEES Electronics D. O. AND CARPENTRY MARCUS CRAIG D.O. BENJAMIN EVANS Carpentary 42 SPECIAL EDUCATION VERDELL TRAMMELL CAROL MEYERS 43 EDITOR, Cindy Stewart SPONSOR, Nell Lowery ORGANIZATIONS, Pat Williams Shelby Wirt Diane Adams Greg Maze. PHOTOGRAPHER Fred Metz, ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHER 47 48 49 HI-LIFE RETURNS TO THE SOUTH News Editors; Feature Editors; Editorial: Sports Editors; Reporters; Shelby Wirt Pat Williams Jackie Rominc Linda Freeman Debra Lovoy Janet Horne Paul South David Byrd Barbara Swift Karen Boggan Janet Slimp Larry Fikcs Glenn Glass Christ! Stacy Ellen Ling CO-EDITORS: Linda Newman Greg Maze 50 Do come Again! Sponsor: Nell Lowery 51 STUDENT COUNCIL 52 B C E L T U A B The purpose of ihc Beta Club Is the promotion of the ideas of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students; to reward meritorious achievement; and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. The quality of any club depends on its purpose. We attempt to make our purpose one that will be deemed an honorable goal. The qualities of honesty, justice, service, cooperation, responsibility, industriousness, humility and charity are goals of each member of the Beta Club. The club qualifications can be reflected only In persons who work hard for these goals. President Holly Glasscock Vice-President Pat Gilmore Secretary Debbie Austin Treasurer Daine Beall 53 BANK U N C H Bank Board of Directors 54 DECA CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Steve Pierce Stewart Huett Duska Williams Sandra Hiatt DECA is a youth organization operating through the public schools of the nation to attract young people to careers in marketing and distribution. DECA believes in competition and offers awards and recognition to student members for outstanding accomplishment. 55 JUNIOR CIVITANS RS- Sitting - Bonnie Owens. Chaplain: Fred Met .j chase. Sar--Arms. Standing - Mr. Seller V.I.C.A OFFICERS Terry Ingram, Bobby Wilhite, Marvin Hill, Willie Taylor, David Harkins, Gloria Rogers, Francesca Caldwell, Jimmy Kelly. 57 CANDY STRIPERS OFFICERS: Marsha Salter, Treasurer; Lorenda Howard, President; Suann Swift, Vice-President. 58 RED CROSS 59 PEP CLUB’S A R A OF GIRLS D E OFFICERS President Cindy Stewart Vice-President Julie Courington Scc-Treas. Marsha Salters 60 1972-1973 F.H.S. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY: Paige, Linda, Shelia, Debra, Donna, Bonnie, Linda, Ellen. B-TEAM: Tammy, Pam, Vickie, Leigh. 61 Debra Adams Paige Smith Miss McLeod, Sponsor Linda Newman ! Ellen Ling 62 “B-TEAM” Bonnie Owen Linda Freeman mi Donna Byrd Sheila Gifford Leigh Marshall Pam Selman Tammy Evans Vickie Orso 63 1973 — TIGER BAND £ . j' frw Fred Metz - Drum Major OFFICER: Dennis Key, President; John Taylor, Director. Gail Karen G. Head Majorette - Holly Seniors - Holly and Sharon Karen B. Sharon 65 Barbara Linda Becky Debbie Christi CO-HEAD Kay 66 Connie Sheila Susan Joy V. Joy E. NOT SHOWN: Trina Kinney Pat SENIORS - Joy, Bobbie, Pat HEAD - Bobbie Tigerettes 1972-1973 67 OFFICE AND Mr. Gamble, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Lee and Coach McFarland OFFICE ASSISTANTS MAIN OFFICE Mrs. Garrett and her MEN! LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Miss Talley and Miss Myers Library Assistants Coach Evan's Assistants 69 OFFICERS Steve, Ellen, Shelby, John CHOIR BUILDS MIXED CHORUS LEADS CHORAL DEPARTMENT TO 70 MUSICAL TALENT GIRLS CHORUS MALE CHORUS 71 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FRENCH CLUB 72 Y-TEENS SPONSORED President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I.C.C. Program Chairman Ellen Ling Cindy Stewart Bobbie Lenoir Bonnie Owen Donna Byrd Diane Wren Katrina White Chaplain Shelby Wirt S.O.A. Pat Williams BY Y.W.C.A. D E L T A 73 s I OFFICERS: Karen Gill, President: Ellen Murrah, Treasurer; Kay Malone, Secretary; Cathy Randall, I.C.C.; Jackie Romine, Vice-President; Mona Wilhite, I.C.C.; Susan Tribble, Chaplain. 74 OFFICERS: Pam Selman, Vice-President; Barbara Swift, President; Donna Thomas, I.C.C.; Christ! Stacy, Secretary; Christy Johnson, Treasurer. 75 President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sweet Heart . Jimmy Marshall . . Keith Dunlap . Andy Marshall . . Phil Harrison . . Donna Byrd 76 “P” CLUB YOUTH FOR C H R I S T 77 79 SPIRIT 80 81 82 83 85 YOU’VE GOT THE CUTEST LITTLE BABY FACE! 86 89 91 SIGNS, SIGNS, EVERYWHERE SIGNS! 93 JUNIORS GET RINGS 94 PEOPLE DO THE STRANGEST THINGS IN GROUPS 95 B.T.N.B. SPONSORS OUTSTANDING SENIORS 96 97 BETA CLUB GETS NEW MEMBERS 98 99 100 F.H.S. FASHION COORDINATORS DIANE WREN AND DOUG STORY FOR “PENNY’S” BONNIE OWENS “PIZITZ” 101 HIGH SALESMEN $100 CLUB Each year, to provide the financing needed to publish the CRUCIBLE, the FHS seniors sell magazine subscriptions. Although all the students worked hard, there were some who were determined to demonstrate their loyalty to FHS by selling over their designated goal. These seniors indeed deserve recognition. Todd Chase Bob Wilhite Debra Adams 102 YOUNG PROFESSIONAL LEADERS OF TOMORROW Paige Smith Jimmy Honeycutt Fred Metz Dona Byrd Bonnie Owen Linda Newman 103 SPORTS PRIDE AND SPIRIT ARE KEY FACTORS IN TIGER SPORTS The 1972-73 season will always be remembered for the great amount of spirit and pride our F.H.S. Tigers displayed. With the odds constantly against them, the boys never quit trying. .Always outnumbered, at times as much as 3 to 1, they gave us, the spectators, a right to be proud of their determination. Their pride in their school showed through when it counted the most. This is the pride these boys have in F.H.S. and the students will never forget their loyalty. 107 THE 1972-73 FAIRFIELD TIGERS The 1972-73 Tigers were a young team this year. Composed mostly of juniors and sophomores, there were only two seniors on the squad. The lack of experience and lack of depth accounts for this year’s record. The record does not do true justice to this year's team however. Under the guidance of some of the best coaches around, Williamson, McFarland, McGhee, Galloway, Williford, Vakakas, and Kinley, the boys provided us with many exciting moments on the field. The students and faculty at Fairfield arc grateful to these boys for representing Fairfield with the spirit, pride, and sportsmanship they displayed at all times. BOTTOM ROW: R. Conway, T. Wilson, J. Marshall, F. Walbum, J. Jiatt, H. Brewer, W. Owen, W. Thomas, J. Garlington, G. Alexander, D. Dyle. SECOND ROW: Coach Kinley, V. Warren, J. Pope, G. Parker, M. Graham, P. Harrison, K. Dunlap, T. Palmore, R. Hare, C. KIndall, A. Epps, Coach McFarland. THIRD ROW: Coach Vikakas, Z. Beasley, M. White, A. Marshall, C. Cox, D. Daniel, M. Wamock, A. Barnes, A. Williams, L. Witherspoon, T. Miles, Coach McGhee. TOP ROW: A. Thomas, A. Thomas, E. Mathis, D. Overstreet, B. Wilkerson, C. Adams, J. Bell, M. Smiley, D. Byrd, T. Witherspoon, Coach Williamson. 108 VETERAN COACHES INSPIRE BOYS 109 COACHES DISPLAY LEADERSHIP TIGERS ROLL OVER McADORY The Tigers played West End in the 72-73 season opener. Time ran out with the final score 18-0, West End. A fired-up Tiger squad bounced back and rolled over a stunned McAdory team. Fairfield made two scoring drives of 80 yards and 63 yards. The final score 14-6, Fairfield. Ill FAIRFIELD RETAINS PRIDE Fairfield’s third game was with the Erwin Eagles. This was one of the most exciting games of the season although it was a defeat. Erwin squeezed in an early touchdown during the first quarter. From there on it was a hard-fought, defensive game, but the score remained 7-0, Erwin. Standouts for Fairfield were, John Garling-ton, Chris Cox, Clyde Adams, and Greg Alexander. The Tigers faced 3A state finalists John CarToll next. Fairfield fought bravely, but the Cavaliers, with the advantage of playing on their home field, proved to be too much as John Carroll won 20-0. 112 FAIRFIELD DESTROYS LIONS The Fairfield Tigers traveled to Prattville next to upset the homecoming plans of autauga County in front of over 4,000 fans. Fairfield scored early in the first quarter, but Autauga came back to tie the score. Just before the half, Chris Cox intercepted a pass and took it in to make the score 13-7 at the half. In the second half, Garlington, from five yards out, capped 3 65-yard scoring drive by taking it over. Fairfield scored several more times before the evening was over and the final score was 29-13, Fairfield. II3 HOMECOMING SPIRIT PREVAILS Next Fairfield met awesome Jess Lanier. The Tigers made the most dazzling display of courage in this game by facing the entire Lanier squad with just 16 varsity players and 8 B-tcamcrs. Fairfield was gallant and never stopped trying, but was defeated 42-0. Homecoming spirit and excitement was liigh all week and reached its climax Friday night when the Tigers met Hueytown. With less than 20 players, the Tigers held on well but the Gophers gradually pulled away. John Garling-ton made both of Fairfield's touchdowns as Hueytown won 40-12, but somehow the defeat just didn't hurt the spirit and pride of the students and players. 114 GALLANT TIGERS END SEASON Molt came to Clements Field the week after Homecoming. The twice beaten Ironmen scored in each quarter against the brave Tigers. Jhe unbeaten Pleasant Grove Spartans were Fairfield's next opponents. The Tigers faced the Spartans with less than twenty men on the squad. The final scores were 49-0. Holt and 4o-6. Pleasant Grove. OUTSTANDING SENIOR PLAYERS 116 TIGERS BUILD WRESTLING FUTURE BOTTOM ROW . J. Honeycutt, D. Holley, N. Parham, J. Morton, T. Todd, D. Byrd, G. Alexander, Manager - P. South. TOP ROW: E. Gilmore, L. Miller, W. Owen, T. Wilson, E. Mathis, W. Massey, C. Lendcrman, M. Ward, B. Marlow, Coach Williford. The 1972-73 wrestling season was one to be proud of at Fairfield High School. The 10 and 4 record posted by the Tigers is the best season in three years at Fairfield. This year's team led by able seniors Jimmy Honeycutt, Charlie Lenderman, Ben Marlow, Larry Miller, and Willie Massey, received the second place trophy at Erwin Invitational Tournament, and captured second place at the Regional Tournament at Walker County High School. With a new coach, Hank Williford, the wrestling team entered the state meet with ten contenders. The Tigers can be proud of their accomplishments during the 1973 season. Coach Hank Williford 117 WILLIFORD BUILDS PAUL SOUTH - Sophomore, Manager NATHAN PARHAM - Freshman, 112 lbs. JEFF MORTON - Freshman, 98 lbs. TOMMY TODD - Freshman, 119 lbs. DAVID HOLLEY - Freshman, 98 lbs. DAVID BYRD - Junior, 126 lbs. 118 TOP WRESTLING TEAM! GREG ALEXANDER - Junior, 132 lbs. MICHAEL WARD - Junior, 138 lbs. WILLIAM OWEN - Sophomore, 167 lbs. 119 EDDIE GILMORE - Sophomore, Hwt. SENIORS PROVIDE LEADERSHIP JIMMY HONEYCUTT - Senior. 105 lbs. CHARLIE LENDERMAN - Senior. 132 lbs. BEN MARLOW - Senior. LARRY MILLER - Senior. WILLIE MASSEY - Senior. 138 lbs. 145 lbs. 155 lbs. 120 TIGERS RECEIVE TROPHIES 121 TIGERS COME ON STRONG 122 WRESTLERS PROVE THEIR ABILITY 123 McGHEELEADS CAGERS In past years, Fairfield High School has earned the reputation for having an outstanding basketball team. This year was no exception. Even though the 73 team was a young one, they still posted impressive victories and showed great potential. With the experience gained throughout the season, the outlook for Coach Charles McGhee and the Tiger basketball team is excellent for next year. BOTTOM ROW: L. Sloan, M. Levin, G. Brown, R. K. Williams. TOP ROW: Coach Charles McGhee, R. Williams, K. Hudson, W. Williams, M. Smiley. 124 TIGERS DISPLAY GREAT POTENTIAL MICHAEL SMILEY Junior - Forward RONALD WILLIAMS Junior - Center GENERAL BROWN Senior - Guard RONNIE K. WILLIAMS Junior - Guard 125 TIGERS LOOK TOWARDS STATE! KENNETH HUDSON Sophomore - Center MICHAEL LEVIN Sophomore - Guard LEON SLOAN Sophomore - Guard WILLIAM WILLIAMS Junior - Forward 126 TIGERS SHOW GREAT DETERMINATION 127 128 1973 TIGER BASEBALL TEAM Fairfield has a reputation for having one of the best baseball teams In the county. Head Coach Irvin McFarland and Coach Jimmy Vakakas have refined the natural talent the boys have for the sport and have developed another winning team. Led by experienced Seniors Jimmy Honeycutt, Fred Metz, and Steve Bradford, Fairfield has high hopes of capturing the coveted County Championship in 1973. BOTTOM ROW: J. Honeycutt, E. Wright, D. Overstreet, S. Glaze, J. Hiatt, W. Owen. SECOND ROW: M. White, G. Alexander, M. Craig, S. Bradford, P. Harrison, R. Ray. THIRD ROW; A. Marshall, Mgr.; J. Dorsett, M. Graham, R. Hare, J. Wells, F. Metz. TOP ROW; Coach Vakakas, F. Walburn, Mgr.; J. Pope, D. Martin, D. Story, Coach McFarland. 129 TEAM LED BY SENIORS JIMMY HONEYCUTT Senior - 2nd Base FRED METZ Senior - Pitcher STEVE BRADFORD Senior - Outfield MACK GRAHAM Junior - Catcher JOEY HIATT Junior - Outfield 130 coach McFarland ASSURES VICTORY MARK WHITE Soph. - Shortstop SWINTON GLAZE Junior - Outfield JIM DORSETT Junior - 3rd Base WILLIAM OWEN Soph. - Outfield DARYL MARTIN Freshman - Catcher 131 UNDERCLASSMEN GAIN DONALD OVERSTREET Soph. - 1st Base PHIL HARRISON Junior - Outfield DOUG STORY Junior - Pitcher MILTON CRAIG Junior - 2nd Base RODERICK RAY Junior - Catcher 132 VALUABLE EXPERIENCE RONALD HARE Soph. - Outfield ELMO WRIGHT Soph. - Outfield GREG ALEXANDER Junior - Outfield JOEL WELLS JESSE POPE Junior - Pitcher Junior - Outfield 133 HONORS F.H.S. STUDENTS September - HOLLY GLASSCOCK Students of the Month are sponsored by the Exchange Club of Fairfield. During the fall, nine outstanding seniors are chosen by the faculty for this honor. Each month one of the nine students attends a luncheon given by the Exchange Club, and at that time he also receives a framed certificate for being selected as a Student of the Month. October - JIMMY HONEYCUTT 136 December - LINDA NEWMAN OF THE MONTH November - CINDY STEWART 137 January - DONNA BYRD 138 April - DEBRA ADAMS 139 LAW DAY LINDA NEWMAN JIMMY HONEYCUTT D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL LESA CHEATHEM BONNIE OWEN 140 CIVITAN SEMINAR IN ARKANSAS DAVID BYRD LINDA NEWMAN KNOW YOUR NEWS DEBRA ADAMS BOBBY WILHITE 141 OUTSTANDING FINE ART STUDENTS DONNA BYRD DENNIS KEY TODD CHASE MICHEAL TAYLOR DIANE BEALL 142 143 SENIOR HALL OF FAME lfulness. frankness, and intolerance of dishonesty, regardless of the consequences MISS ELLEN LING 145 146 147 148 149 Personal integrity exemplified by mental and physical control at all times MISS DONA BYRD 150 15! f £ A cheerful outlook and optimistic a toward living MISS PAIGE SMITH 152 “HERE WE GO AGAIN” Diane Adams Johnny Anderson Linda Baugh Doug Bell Ricky Brasher Jeff Bmcc Roderick Buford Mike Burrell Bonnie Cecil Joseph Ciza Janet Daugherty Lynn Dobbs Theresa Donaldson Carol Ellis Janet Erwin Tammy Evans Keith Foster June Gilmore Donna Godsey Jeff Grady Carolyn Grady David Greene Terry Griner Terry Grooms Rick Hankins Christine Harris Roger Harris Robbie Hazel Jim Hickey Susan Holcomb Ron Holland Stanley Hubbard Connie Isbell Allene Johnson Robin Kimbrell Colleen McArdle Cindy McBrayer Bobby McCoy Nancy Mclnerney Frederick McIntosh Leigh Marshall Jan Meyeis David Millican Marjorie Neaves Kathy Nichols Bret Oliver Judy Owen Patricia Pickett Debbie Pierce Susan Pyle 157 John Rew Russell Lacey Dl3ne Schwietzcr Pam Scott Mark Self Susan Sims Cynthia Snow Don Starkey Debbie Startley Tommy Story Daryl Thomas Tommy Todd Tamara Townsend Barbara Walker Kathy Weldon Terry Weldon John Wells Pam Wheeler Deborah Williams Sharon Willingham DeAnn Wilson Mike Woods Gaylord Tillery 158 159 JUST A STEP HIGHER Eugene Bates Nancy Berry Carlton Bennett Sammy Belcher Sheena Bolden Howard Boglin Karen Boggan Kelly Brake Fred Brockman Cindy Brewer Kathi Brown Ralph Box Venny Cable Burwell Carpenter NaDonna Carter Rick Conway Kay Crocker Don Decker Claudius Davis Kelvin Dawson 160 Ralph Erwin Marilyn Franklin Theressa Gathoff Debbie Gentry Cindi Gibson Mike Cilfeather Eddie Gilmore Frankie Green Jerry Griner Amanda Harris Mark Harrison Becky Hill Rela Hurst Ferlisa Irwin Mary James Christi Jimerson Chris Johnson Kay Johnson Mike Johnson David Jones 161 Murray Jones Terrie Jones Vivian Jordan Jimmy Kelley Frankie LaBeta Anthony Lee Tommy Lenoir Wanda Lett Violet Martin Robin Marlow Tommy McCoy Terry Myles Terri Mimms Cary Moore Vicki Myrick Lisa Newman Jill Oliver Donald Overstreet William Owen k fkljl 162 Ronnie Parkins Julie Pass Tim Pratt Theresa Price Lynne Putman Myron Putman Eula Rice Gail Rogers Luis Salzer Mike Schmitt Pam Selman Mike Slimp Paul South Robert Sprague Christi Stacy Arlene Stirling Cindy Stripling Donna Sullivan Barbara Swift Janis Taylor 163 Mark Tubbs Kenny Turman George Tutt Debra Varden Micheal Ward Mark White Tondaleria Williams Larry Wood Nancy Wilson Clara Woods 164 165 JUST A YEAR TO GO Clyde Adams Greg Alexander David Byrd Herbie Brewer Steve Burks Veronica Barnes Zackery Beazely Sandra Bend Vicki Burchfield James Coleman Michcal Calloway Keith Clark 166 Darrel Cannon Tim Carter Julie Courington Keith Dunlap Jo Ann Dillard Jim Dorsett Doug Dyle Deborah Ellison Linda Freeman Sharon Fitzsimmons Patricia Ford Mack Graham 167 Donnie Gathof John Garlingion Karen Gill Debbie Grey Sheila Gifford Sharon Gooden Janet Home 168 Robin Holcomb James Horton Brian Holmes Phil Harrison Denise Howard Paul Jones Yvonne Johnson 169 Robia Jordan Dwight Key Billy Kindwell Jeff King Debra Lovcy Kaye Malone Steve Marley Andy Marshall Billy Joiner Becky Jones Judy Jones Pam Jones Toni Morgan Ellen Murrah Martha Nicmcyer Mike Nelson Clcve Peebles A1 Reid Cathy Randall Jackie Rom in e Dixie Schallhom Janet SI imp Danny Story Doug Story Pam Thompson Neil Turner Sheila Turner Susan Tribble 171 Joy Vowel Frank Walbom Micheal Ward Debbie Weatherly Joel Wells Billy Whited Mona Wilhite Ronald Williams Connie Wright 172 173 DWIGHT DAVID ADAMS DEBRA ANN ADAMS PAULETTE MARIA ADAMS BETTINA JOY ALEXANDER MICHAEL STEPHEN ALLEN DEBORAH LYNN AUSTIN 174 CONNIE LYNNE BARNETT DIANE CAROL BEALL BENJAMIN SHERRILL BOX DIANNA KIM BRAKE 175 CHARLIE WILLIE BREWER VIVIAN LEE BURKETT DONNA ANN BYRD RUSSELL BRADLEY CALDWELL SHARON LEE CECIL ROBERT TODD CHASE 176 LESA DEVON CHEATHEM DEBORAH ANN CHRISTIAN ROBERT LOUIS COPUS CHRISTOPHER MICHEALANGELOAS COX RODERICK JAMES CRUSOE DORMANIQUE PATRICE DICKSON 177 CASSANDRA EDWARDS ROBERT CHARLES EPPERSON JOYCE LYNN EULER RONALD MARK EVANS LARRY LUTHER FIKES KAREN RUTH FOSTER 178 HORACE EDWARD GENTRY. JR. JACK RANDALL GIBBONS PATRICIA LYNN GILMORE BARBARA ANN GIVENS GLENN EDWARD GLASS HOLLY CAROL GLASSCOCK i 179 CHRISTLYN ARLECE GOODEN BEVERLY SUE GRINER VANESSA JEAN GUNTER PHOLETA HARDY MARIE ANNETTE HARRISON ORLANDA GALE HAYES 180 SANDRA MARIE HIATT JANICE HILL GLORIA JEAN HOLLIS JAMES RONALD HONEYCUTT VANETTA HOWARD SHERYL WYSELDIA JENNINGS 181 TELESA DEVETT JOHNS ROBERT HOWARD JOHNSON GEORGE DENNIS KEY SHARON DENISE KING LORRAINE DENISE LEE CHARLES ARTHUR LENDERMAN 182 BOBBIE JANELL LENOIR REV IA VERNA Y LEWIS MARY ELLEN LING JAMES ORREN MARSHALL WILLIAM GREGORY MAZE EDWARD LEE McCLURE 183 MARILYN SHE REE McKINNEY ELAINE MEEKS FRED HOMER METZ in DIANE MORNING MICHAEL BRUCE MORTON LINDA DALE NEWMAN 184 JAMES MELVIN NICHOLS JAMES RANDALL ODOM BONNIE GAE OWEN KRISTE ANNETTE PARSON STEPHEN ALAN PIERCE ELTON DALE ROGERS s 185 ANNESE LA VAUGHN ROSS CYNTHIA RENEE ROSS MARSHA GAIL SALTER GLEN PAUL SCHALLHORN 186 WILLIAM MILTON SHORES DEBRA PAIGE SMITH DEBORAH JANE SNOW CYNTHIA JANNE STEWART VANETTA ODEAN STONEWALL SUANN SWIFT 187 MICHAEL ANDRE TAYLOR SHERRY GLENICE THOMAS VERNON PAUL VARDEN HAROLD VINCENT WALKER MICHAEL JOE WARNOCK ALFREDA JOYCE WASHINGTON 188 DUSKA DENISE WILLIAMS AUBREY RAY WASHINGTON APRIL KATRINA WHITE ROBERT JEFFREY WILHITE ADRIAN CHONITA WILLIAMS YVONNE WILLIAMS PATRICIA LOUISE WILLIAMS 189 MARY SHELBY WIRT LYNN SHARON WORFORD EDITH DIANE WREN JUDY LYNN WRIGHT MELVIN WADE WRIGHT MARY MAGDALENE YOUNG 190 SENIOR DIRECTORY DAVID ADAMS DEBRA DAINE ADAMS, Cheerleader 1,3,4; Girls Chorus 1; Beauty Show 1,2, 3,4; Y-Tcens 3,4; Junior Civitans 3,4; Spring Musical 3, Student of the Month 4; Miss Valentine Contest 1; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,3, 4; Crucible Staff 4; Student Council (secretary) 4; Spanish Club 2; Know Your News 4; $100 Club 4. PAULETTE MARIA ADAMS. Bank Teller 3. MICHAEL STEPHEN ALLEN, Football 1,2,3. 4; F Club 3,4; Bank Board 4; Jr. Civitans 4; Key Club 4; Male Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Spring Musical 4. BETTINA JOY ALEXANDER THERION DEWAYNE ANDREWS JACQUELINE ELAINE ARMSTRONG DEBORAH LYNN AUSTIN CONNIE LYNN BARNETT RICHARD EDWARD BARNHART DIANE CAROL BEALL JEFFREY ALLEN BELL, Male Chorus 1.2; Spring Musical 3,4; Jr. Civitans 3. REDDRICK TYRONE BLAIR DAN HENRY BLEDSOE II SHEILA RENEE BLEDSOE STEPHANIE BOGLIN BENJAMIN SHERRILL BOX JOHN EARLE BOYKIN STEVEN WAYNE BRADFORD DIANNA KIM BRAKE GARY DARNELL BRANDY CHARLIE WILLIE BREWER ERNEST JEROME BURCH VIVIAN LEE BURKETT DONNA ANN BYRD, Spring Musical 2; Chi Y (president) 2; Tri-Y (treasurer) 3; Beauty Shoe (2nd alternate) 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Delta Y 4; Key Club Queen 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Youth for Christ 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan 3,4; Pep Club 4; Debate Team 3: Youth Conference Rep. 3; Civitan Seminar (Miss.) 3; Student Council 1,2,3; March of Dimes Queen for Jefferson Co. 3; Parisian Teen Board 4; Decca Club (2nd place at District Convention) 4; Student of Month 4. FRANCESTA LAV ERNE CALDWELL RUSSELL BRADLEY CALDWELL. Decca Club 4; Wrestling Team 1; Male Chorus 1. SHARON LEE CECIL THOMAS WAYNE CHAMBLISH ROBERT TODD CHASE LESA DEVON CHEATHEM DEBORAH ANN CHRISTIAN JANICE JENETTE CLARK ROBERT LOUIS COPUS CHRISTOPHER MICHAELANGELOAS COX DONALD RAY CRANE RODERICK JAMES CRUSOE ELIZABETH ANNE CUMMINS NANCY PEARL ANTONIO T A LINA DANIEL, Bank Teller 3; Candy Striper 4; Chi-Y; Student Council 4; Spring Musical 3; Future Homemakers 2. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS VIVIAN ANN DAVIS, Bank Teller 2,3. DORMANIQUE PATRICE DICKSON, Del Arte Club 1. LOUISE DORTCH, Vica Club 4. REGINALD OMAR DUBOSE, French Club 2,3. WILLIAM EDWARD EARLE Civitans 3,4 (vice-pres.); Bank Board 4 (treasurer); Red Cross 4; Beauty Show 2,3, 4; Spring Musical 2,3,4; Miss Fairfield High 4. GLENN ED WAN GLASS CASSANDRA EDWARDS, Chi-Y 2; Candy Striper 2,3,4; FHA 2. ROBERT CHARLES EPPERSON CHRISTLYN ARLECE GOODEN. Bank Teller 1; FHA 2. ANDREW EPPS, JR. ROXANNE GRAINGER JOYCE LYNN EULER. Carolettes 1; Del Artcs 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Tri-Y; Mixed Ensemble 3; CHERYL DIANE GRAY. Bank Teller 1,2; Pep Club 3,4. Pep Club 2,3; Spring Musical 3; Bank 4; Beauty Show 4; Tigerctte 4. VERONICA DINETTE GREEN, FHA 1.2,3.4. RONALD MARK EVANS, Band 1,2,3.4; Male SUSAN JENNIFER GRIMM. Choir 1,2; Dccca 4. Chorus 1,2; ICC 4; Jr. Civitans 4. BETTY JOYCE FARRIS BEVERLY SUE GRINER, Y-Teens 3; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Stage Crew 2,3. LARRY LUTHER FIKES, Crucible 1; Art Club 2; Science Club 2; Hi-Life 3,4; Vicc-Pres. SAPHE YOLANDA GUEST Bank Board 4. DEBORAH MAZETTA FORD VANESSA JEAN GUNTER, Candy Striper 1,2, 3,4; Bank Teller 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; FHA 4; Chi-Y. KAREN RUTH FOSTER, Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Girls Chorus 4; Junior Civitans 4; Youth JUDY ANN HALL. Vica Club 4. for Christ 4; Spring Musical 3,4. PHOLETA HARDY. Bank Teller 2. LEE ROY FOSTER. Football 1. MARY LEYNNE HARRIS DAN RONALD GAMBLES MARIE ANNETTE HARRISON. Choir 2; FHA 3. BARRY VAUGHN GARDNER HORACE EDWARD GENTRY, JR. WANDA GAIL HARRISON, FHA 2; Bank Teller 3. JACK RANDALL GIBBONS ORLANDA HALE HAYES PATRICIA LYNN GILMORE. Band 1,4; Tiger- VICTORIA MARIE HENDERSON. Vica 2. ette 4; Beta Club 3,4 (vicc-pres.); Y-Tcens 3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Spanish Club (president) 2. BARBARA ANN GIVENS, Chi-Y 2 (secretary). SANDRA MARIE HIATT. Del Arte 1; T-Tccns 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Bank Board of Directors 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Beauty Show 3; Red Cross 4; Decca Club 4 (treasurer). DERRICK BERNARD BLASCO SHEILA HICKS HOLLY CAROL GLASSCOCK. Band 1,2,3.4; Majorette 2,3, Head 4; Choir 1,2,3; Beta JANICE HILL Club 3,4 (president); Y-Teens 2,3,4; Jr. 192 MARVIN JOE HILL ANGELA HOBDY GLORIA JEAN HOLLIS, FHA 3; Student Council 3; Chorus 3. VANETTA HOWARD, Choir 1,2; Student Council 4. JAMES RONALD HONEYCUTT. Band 1,2,3,4; Male, Mixed Chorus 1,3; Science Club 2; Bank Board 2; Bank Teller 2; Jr. Civitan 3,4 (president and treasurer); Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4 (vice-president 3: president 4); President Freshman Class; Spring Musical 2, 3,4; F-Club 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Outstanding Wrestler 4; Student of the Month 4; BTNB Outstanding Senior 4; Citizenship Conference 3 (Miss.); Law Day 3. TERRY WAYNE INGRAHAM DELORIS STEIN JACKSON LARRY THOMAS JACKSON AUBREY JENKINS SHERYL WYSELDIA JENNINGS, Candy Stripers 3,4. ROBERT HOWARD JOHNSON, F-Club 3.4. TELESA DEVETT JOHNS ALCESTER JOHNSON GEORGE DENNIS KEY, Football 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Debate Team 3; F-Club 3,4; Jr. Clvitans (vice-pres.) 4; Track 2, 3,4; Wrestling 3; Bank Board 4. SHARON DENISE KING ROLAND LAWRENCE ROSETTA LAWRENCE LORRAINE DENISE LEE, Candy Striper 4. CHARLES ARTHUR LENDERMAN, Band 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; F-Club 3,4; Hi-Life 2.3; Jr. Civitan 4. BOBBIE JANELL LENOIR. Choir 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4 (secretary 4); Jr. Civltans 3,4; Band 3,4; Tigcrettes 3,4 (Head 4); Crucible 4; Spanish Club 2 (secretary); Bank Teller 3,4. CHRISTINE LEVINS, Choir 3; Student Council 3; FHA 2; Career Development Club 4; Dccca 4; Beta Club 4. REV IA VERNA Y LEWIS, FHA 4. MARY ELLEN LING, Cheerleader 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Girls, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bank Teller 1,2, Board 4; Beauty Show 3; Choir President 2,4; Youth for Christ 4; BTNB Outstanding Senior; Spring Musical 1, 3,4; Jr. Civltans 3,4; Hi-Life 4; ICC 2,4; Y-Tccns 2,3,4. CYNTHIA DIANE UPSEY DAVID WAYNE LONG GLENDA SUE LOWERY, FHA 1; Choir 2; Student Council 2; March of Dimes Queen 3; Decca Club 4. BENJAMIN MARLOW, Basketball 1; Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3.4; Track 2,3,4. JAMES ORREN MARSHALL, Art Club 1; Football 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan 3; Key Club (president) 4; Spring Musical 3; Student of the Month 4; Male Chorus 4; Debate Team 3; F-Club 3,4. WILLIE JAMES MASSEY, Wrestling 3,4. WILLIAM GREGORY MAZE. Hi-Life 3,4; Crucible 4; Spring Musical 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Stage Crew 3,4. JUANDA DENISE McARTHUR, FHA 3; Tri-Y 3; Choir 4; Career Development 4. EDWARD LEE McCLURE, Band 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4; Art Club 4; Choir 4; Spring Musical 3. TYRONE McDANIEL ANTHONY BERNARD McGOWAN. Choir 1; Career Development Club 2. LILLIE MAE McINTOSH MARILYN SHE REE McKINNEY, Band 1.2,3,4; French Club 3; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4. CHARLES EDWARD McREYNOLDS ELAINE MEEKS, Choir 1; Bank Board 2. FRED HOMER METZ III, Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Baseball 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Crucible 3,4; BTNB Outstanding Senior; Jr. Civitan 3,4 (secretary); Law Day Representative 3; Debate Team 3; Science Club 2; Bank Board 2; F-Club 3,4. JEANNIE MAE MORGAN BRENDA JOYCE MORNING, FHA 4. DIANE MORNING MICHAEL BRUCE MORTON. Male Chorus 1,2; Football 2,3; Youth for Christ 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3; Spring Musical 1. DEBRA LUCILLE NEGRON LINDA DALE NEWMAN, Cheerleader 3,4; Youth for Christ 2,3,4; Y-Tcens 2, 3,4 (secretary); Jr. Civitans 3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Debate Team 3; Hi-Life 2,3,4 (editor); Youth Conference Representative 4; Civitan Seminar 4; Student of the Month 4; Beauty Show 3,4. JAMES MELVIN NICHOLS, Key Club 4; F-Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. JAMES RANDALL ODOM. Spring Musical 3,4; Dccca Club 4; Art Club 2; Science Club 2. JAMES REG INAL OUTSEY BONNIE GAE OWEN, Cheerleader 2,3,4; Jr. Civitan 3,4; Spring Musical 3,4; Y-Tcens 2.3.4 (treasurer); ICC 2; Youth for Christ 1.4 (president); Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 1, 2,3,4; BTNB Outstanding Senior; Science Club; Pizitz Teen Board 4; Deb Board 1; Beauty Show 2,3,4; DAR Rep. 4. BETTY JOYCE PACKER, Vica 4. GLORIA JEAN PARISH, Choir 1.3; FHA 4. KRISTE ANNETTE PARSON. Del Arte 1; Band 3; Tri-Y 3; Decca4. GLORIA JEAN PICKETT, Choir 3. STEPHEN ALAN PIERCE, Student Council 1,2; Decca Club 3,4; Youth for Christ 1,2; Male Chorus 1; Univ. of Ala. Alumnae Award 4. CARLTON LEWIS POWELL, Basketball 4. V ALL ERIE DENISE ROBINSON, Youth for Christ 1. GLORIA CELESTINE RODGERS, Vica 4 (secretary). ELTON DALE ROGERS, Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitans 4. ANNESE LAVAUGHN ROSS. Choir 4; Candy Striper 4; Decca Club 4. CYNTHIA RENEE ROSS WILLIE LOUIS ROWELL in MICHAEL ERVIN RUTLAND SAMUEL JASPER RUTLEDGE JR. MARSHAL GAIL SALTER, Choir 1; Candy Striper 3,4; Carolettes 1; Beta Club 3: Bank Teller 3,4; Pep Club 4 (secretary). GLEN PAUL SC HALL HORN WILLIAM MILTON SHORES, Dccca 3,4. CHARLES RANDOLPH SMITH DEBRA PAIGE SMITH, Cheerleader 3,4; Bank Teller 1; Girls Chorus 1; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Jr. Civitans 3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; $100 Club; Youth Conference Rep. 4; Beauty Show 2, 3,4. DEBRA JANE SNOW, Y-Teens 3,4; Bank Teller 1,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Civitans 4; Youth for Christ 1,3,4; Spring Musical 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Student Council 4. ALBERT STALLWORTH CYNTHIA ANNE STEWART. B-Team Cheer- 194 leader 1; Choir 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Y-Tecns 2,3,4 (vice-pres.); Jr Clvltans; Pep Club 2,3, 4 (president); BTNB Outstanding Senior; Student of the Month; Hl-Life Staff 2; Editor, Crucible 4; Youth for Christ 4. VERLETTA ODEAN STONEWALL SUANN SWT GWENDOLYN TAITE MICHAEL ANDRA TAYLOR ALVIN ONEAL THOMAS, Football 2,3,4; F-Club 4. ANDREW LEE THOMAS JR. JANICE RENEE THOMAS, Choir 1,2,3. SHERRY GLENICE THOMAS ANDRIA DIANE TODD VERNON PAUL VARDEN, Art Club 2. HAROLD VINCENT WALKER, French Club 3,4. MICHAEL JOE WARNOCK, Football 3,4; F-Club 3,4. ALFREDA JOYCE WASHINGTON. Choir 1,2,3; Red Cross 1; French Club 4. AUBREY RAY WASHINGTON, French Club 2. 3,4; Dccca 4. APRIL KATRINA WHITE, Choir 1,3,4; Y-Tecns 2,3,4; Hi-Life 2,3; Pep Club 2.3,4; Decca 4; Jr. Civitan 4; Bank Board 4; ICC 4. MARK ALLEN WHITEN ROBERT JEFFREY WILHITE, Spring Musical 3; Crucible Staff 4. BERNARD WILKERSON, Football 2; French Club 2. 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