Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

0p zOi ceCct ScAmC rfta una l oittme 57 — ?9g2 2 Crucible 4 Crucible The Faces of our friend... Caught in a moment... Captured for our memory... Everywhere there are faces... Some happy. Some sad, But always they are there. Do we know the meaning of Faces? Do we understand the stories they Opening 'PCacea We’ve seen them plastered and we've seen them fall. We’ve seen them conquer and still they stand above all. This field holds many memories Both our tears and all our smiles But through it all together we’ve covered many miles. We've had a winning season And it’s been very pleasing Our guys have been big fighters For this the year of the Mighty Tigers! Opening 7 8 Crucible For this is where our memories are Where we’ve met all our friends The happiness and laughter should never have to end We’ve cherished these dear old places Within these walls we’ve grown To help us in our future and stand up on our own We’ve shared many happy times And made friends we'll always love We may not be with them always But we'll meet with them above. Opening 9 10 Crucible OMiyy WOOt) WIDflttP r f Opening 13 ‘P’KU6e Opening 15 if G True education makes for inequality, the inequality of individuality, the inequality of success, the glorious inequality of talent, of genius for inequality, not mediocracy, individual superiority, not standardization, is the measure of the progress of the world. . Felix E. Schelling 16 Crucible tern xXjoiy TlVJkA -o- 1 V=rO WA O v £ |JI J v r K- w -e -ovsSL ' 3-'; ' r -_oX3C- «-cx - er ia-c-i- . pa Ux5J r —' '° 'T ‘ J u it „J r-' H R§ f J _ l r ..s,i crcrr L •nZ . rc s j£g J4 P2j l : .- i . . « —v‘ y 1 ’- y s ZS , v ■ - _________________________  vy _ .- ,i . v v . r i r ’--- V r - -- (ZCctjfe uz y Organizations 17 Editor Organizations 18 Crucible Dino Sfakianos Organizations 19 20 Crucible FAIRFIELD HIGH MARCHING BAN Director Mr. Tommy Pearson Drum Major Dlno Sfakalnos Organizations 21 BRASS WOODWINDS 22 Crucible PERCUSSION TIGERETTES Organizations 23 FLAG LINE 24 Crucible RIFLE LINE FAIRFIELD HIGH CONCERT CHOIR Organizations 25 Director Mr Alphonso Gaston LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor; Ms. Marie Molnar President: Cheryl Prtcfcett Vice Pres dent:TJebbJe Hand Secretary: Linda Speak man Treasurer: Melissa Pratt Queen: Pam Davis FirstAlternale: Cheryl PrlCket t Second Alternate: Linda Speakman 26 Crucible Sponsor: Mrs. Brenda Green President: Ray Boglln Vice President: George Brooks Secretary Cheryl Ellington Treasurer: John Walker Queen: Valencia Brown First Alternate: Elicia Sawyer Organizations 27 STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Henry President: Byron Rogers Vice President: Robert Owens Secretary. Vanessa Henry Treasurer: Benita Young County President: Dino Stakainos Queen: Harriet Henderson 28 Crucible VICA CLUB Sponsors: Mr. McGhee. Mr. Evans. Mr. Ephraim and Mrs. Payton Organizations 29 BETA 30 Crucible EXPLORER’S POST 350 32 Crucible FBLA HEROES JETS KEY CLUB rji- | Organizations 33 lilid I1 si; SCHOLAR’S BOWL PROJECT CAREERS 34 Crucible GUIDANCE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE Organizations 35 Don J. Byrd James H. Turner Superintendent Principal Jaunita Sanders Charles McGhee Assistant Principal Principal Mr. James H. Strong© Mrs. Dona Duncan Director ot Director ot Student Services Instructional Services Ms. Martha Ms. Jean Mrs Barbara Ms. Sue Robertson Horton Bentley Kelly Ms. Martha Ms. Georgia Mrs. Carol Selma Tucker Carra Faculty 39 Mr. J. S. Box Mr. Wayne Byram Ms. Debra Cargile Mr. Isaac Ephraim Science Athletics Athletics Auto Mechanics Mrs. Judy South Ms. Brenda Deal Registrar Registrar 40 Crucible Mr. Benjamin Evans Mr. Alphonso Gaston Mrs Brenda Green Mrs. Helen Henry Carpentry Choir Science English. History Mr. Barry Jones Mr. Thermon Jones Ms. Gwendolyn King Mr. Anthony Lee Athletics History Mathematics Special Education Faculty 41 Mrs. Carol Kimbrough Mrs. Juanita Lee Ms. Nell Lowery Mr. S. Marzette Guidance Services Guidance Services Business Education Trowel Trades Mrs. C. McClure Ms. Middlebrooks Ms. Marie Molnor Mrs. Beth Newton Business Education Gifted Librarian English 42 Crucible Mr. Tim Orton Mrs. Ossie Payton Mr. Tommy Pearson Mrs Robin Price Athletics Cosmetology Band Director Deaf Education Mrs. Patricio Reed Mrs. Patricia Reese Mrs. Caroline Sell Ms Nadine Sexton Mathematics English English History Faculty 43 Mrs. Louise Tate Ms. Sandra Taylor Mrs. Verdell Trammell Ms Mickle Watson Mathematics Distributive Ed. Special Education English Mr. Doug Wheeler Mrs Dolores Wright Mr Raymond Youngman Ms. Linda Yate Athletics Food Services A. C. and R. Special Education 44 Crucible Mr®. Dorothy Duke Head Dietltlon Ms Irene Freeman Ms. Ella Ms. Catherine Wilson Williams Mrs. Becky Kelley Ms Hattie Ms Mary Ms Minnie Thorltan Bradford Vann Faculty 45 46 Crucible y 2 h rnj4.' ' t- ‘ jP ,| MJ c c+j V iUsLjL. C l uou t vte y iw r- m 0 SC7 A £ l Jt I c ( CL vc J £ib$!Z u ' cf 'UZC . 5C JV % -, - w i ' w Classes 47 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1982 Willie Anderson Edward James Arrington Dewayne Lenard Barnes Clyde Baskin Samuel Jonathan Bass Autumn Michelle Bell 48 Crudble Lori Dawn Bentley George FitzGerald Brooks Ray Terry Boglin Joycelyn Towana Brown Patrice Munsel Boykin Sanya Lawana Brown Valencia DaNette Brown Kenneth Alan Brownson Ennis Byrd Seniors 49 Pamela Sue Davis Dollie Dawson Yolanda Faye Dickey David Kevin Edmonds Cheryl Renee Ellington Eva Mae Epps 50 Crucible Gloria Jean Franklin Marilyn Ann Glover Fitzgerald Leon Godwin Elizabeth Ruth Grady Charlene Renay Hardy Yvonne Hagler Sharon Kay Harding Ellie Laverne Harris Terrance Ray Anthony Harris Seniors 51 Victor Baron Hayden Harriet Denice Henderson Vanessa Henry James Irvin Tyris Cortez Hill Elliot Bernard Hunter Anthony Jenkins Michael Donzell Johns 52 Crucible James Wesley Johnson, Jr. Ira Terrence Levins f Steven Wayne Knighting Lajuan Lewis Jasper Jerome Levio Vickie Lynn McConico Seniors S3 Michael Wayne Lowery Jeanne Elizabeth Lowry Joesph Fitzgerald McKinney Linda Ann McQueen Michael David Mahafley Roosevelt Mallory Michael Authur Manning Donald Keith Martin Joesph Joel McFarland Rosalyn McIntosh Anlishia Karol McKeller 54 Crucible Brian Jay Newhouse Mary Jane Odom Robert Bernard Owens Ervin Morrow Jones Leroy Murphy Cynthia Lynn Myers Mary Carolyn Mays Linda Kay Mitchell Thomas Lee Martin Seniors 55 Stephanie Denise Payne Chad Keith Payne Cynthia Elizabeth Purifoy Daryle DeWayne Payne Gloria Jean Raspberry 56 Crucible Ronald Mitchell Sampson Valerie Delise Sams Cassandra Faye Sanders Jerome Rhodes Jr. Kecia Ann Rutledge Byron Eugene Rogers Donald DeWayne Sampson Melvin Renard Rogers Seniors 57 Elicia Latrece Sawyer Constantine Pete Sfakianos Loretta Denise Slaughter Wanda Renee Sharpe LaShell Yvette Sims Deanne Hope Smith James Leslie Smith 58 Crucible Jesse Nathaniel Smith Barry Erskine Stamps Casby Steps, Jr. Byron Keith Thomas John Timothy Thrasher Mark Scott Trammell Clyde Bell Tucker Bonita Jane Turner Randy Calvin Turner Seniors 59 Susan Beth Vines Terrence Glenn Watts Darryl Demetrius Walker John Jacod Walker, Jr. Yolanda Michelle Warren Elinda Michelle Washington Donald Eugene Webb Tracey Antonio White 60 Crucible Darryl Demetrius Williams Johnny B. Williams Senior’s not pictured Sharon Diane Allen Charles Edward Shelley Jr. Antonio Davis Felecia Jayne Sigler Vikie Marie Evans Perneil Vain Kathy Rena Gambles Eric James Whatley Isaac Jerome Gilchrist Tamiko Williams Yvonne Handley Victoria Renay Williams Raynard Jones LaSonya Shevette Wimley Marvin Carl Lambert Robert Glenn Woods Roderick Anthony Major Irene Anita Franks Hazeline Chnell Parker Terrell Keith McKeller Ray Peterson Jeannifer Yvette Smith Derid Dwayne Poole Sherri Denise Smitherman Dedrick Lee Reed Lisa Dawn Watts Meet the Juniors Class! They are a ftiendlyL-Qroup and do their very best to help their fellow students. They are active in all phases of school activity and always enthusiastically support school projects. Many of the juniors were inducted into the Beta Club in February: the majority of the class are members of other important clubs as well, and many are varsity football, baseball, and basketball players. All members of the class can be depended upon to show their school spirit on any occasion. 62 Crucible Toruta Aberhart Francine Andrew goderlck A yerti art Kristy Benson 'J DavrdBtake Valerie Btankenhorn Mary Boutwell Warren Bone Willis Brooks Andre Brown Randy Burgelt Nlcki Burgin Mary Byrd Metisa Clama Tony Canterverspre Rodeny Carter Velma Carter Suzan Carver Angela Chames Rusty Clarke Regina Coachman Shelly Coggln Lavia Coker Tommy Coker Wade Cooley Darryl Cooper David Cooper Kyle Cooper Yvonne Dansby Antino Davis Juniors 63 Cylde Fielder Jeanette Foster Vincent Fountain Daryl Gaffney Earl Gresham Anthony Hager Bobble Hamilton Debbie Hand Darlene Haney Rhonda Harris Tessa Harris Callie Harrison Ted Harrison Tim Harrison Lisa Hill Todd Holand LaOuita Holmes Bradley Hornsby Chris Hornsby Laura Hosmer David Howard Annette Huey Kermit Huges Jeanette Jackson Edward Jefferson Jesscia Jemison Darnetta Jognson Elith Johnson Lyndon Johnson Kevin Kilgore Mike Lepper Carlton Lewis Charles Lewis Donna Lollar 64 Crucible Jeff Thomas Traci Todd Angela Toney Randy Trammell Jimmy Sims Michael Slaughter Jeff Smith Terry Smitherman Eric Tate Carl Lovelady Wendell Major Sandra Mason Ann Melofsky Lisa Massey Terry McConnico Carol McKeller Evelyn McMicker Eddie McQueen Naomi Molly Austin Moore Calvin Moore Al Nixon Catria Oden Mildred Oden Ivaletta Parker Donna Peterson Kim Ratcliff Linda Ratcliff Brain Reid Anthony Riley Carmen Rivera Brian Rodgers Joseph Ruthledge Floyd Ruark Kimberly Sams Ann Sampson George Sampson Kenneth Shelley Kevin Sides Juniors 65 Jeff Tucker Mike Tucker Winfred Turner Sonya Twigs Frederick Tyree Terry Vaniver Walter Vaugh Carol Walker Angela Walton Madeline Worford Darryl Watts Lisa Watts William Watts Cassandra Williams Joyce Williams Victoria Wimley Gregory Wright Anita Young Bonita Young 66 Crucible SOPHOMORES Sophomores 67 Kenny Barclay Missy Bennett Velma Bennett Deandra Biffle Jo Ann Brown Paula Brown Anita Clark Chris Coleman Tracey Collier Paul Contorno Jeffrey Croom Larry Dawson Greg Denny Ty DeViese Robin Dillard Alicia Dotson Chris Dubose Pamela Dumas Laura Duncan Henry Eatman William Ellington Lisa Elmore Jerome Epps Dennis Etheridge 68 Crucible c asey Ferguson JackieFord Teresa Franklin Terrone Gambles Anita Garner Janice Graham Mekko Green Vickie Haygood Vivian Hall Sonya Ham Joyce Hicks Anthony Hill Reuben Holmes Thyeis Irwin James Johnson Rolanda Johnson Celeste Jones Archie Joyner Joette Keller Tina Keller Cindy Kllburn Kimberly Lambert Michael Lee Marie Levio Sophomores 69 Alicia Lewis Judith Lewis Antoinette Lindsey Mattie Lowery Shari McDavid Doug Miller John Moffett Rodney Moore Jodi Newhouse Angelita Osborne Marlissa Otis Cassandra Payne Daniel Phifer Sharon Phillips Leroy Pickett Lorrie Poole Melissa Pratt Cheryl Pricket! Darryl Pritchett William Reach Roy Reed Gregory Rhodes Felisha Riley Sherryl Rivers 70 Crucible Lisa Robinson Amy Robinson Lynn Saltmarch Deana Sowell Arina Sims Vonric Slaughter Andrew Smith Douglas Smith Travis Smith Janita Spragg Stephanie Thomas Timothy Thomas .Don Thrasher Theodore Toney Uiark luCKei'lte Steven Tutt Kenneth Tyree Thomas Wade John Walton Anita Washington Steven Watts Carlos Webster Larry West Mary Jo White Sophomores 71 Linda Wllkerson Andrew Williams Sandra Williams Vickie Williams Avery Wilson Robert Wilkes 72 Crucible FRESHMEN M .r'° Peggy Boutwell Ernejjfciie Mn Thomas Carter Audrey Charles Angela Chaverst Victor Clemon Dennis Coker Ralph Coleman Alicia Col liar Lori Donaldson Paler Hardin Rodney Harding Randall Holmes asw Tracy Jackson Quyan Jemison Adrian Johnson Amanda Johnson Veranda Johnson Darrell Johnson Charles Jordon 74 Crucible Ronald McMickonj Marreen Madder Terrance Madden Eundra Major Charles Mallory Andre Marlow Paul Martin Antonio Middleton David Miller Anthony Moore Audrey Moore Tresha Mooro Marlon Morning Ray Morrow April Mosely John Kasuba David Kelley Michelle Kirkpatrick Leon Lamar Michael Lamar V Bruce Lambert 8rian Lambert Cecilia Levlo Cassandra Lewis James Lewis Joseph Lewis (Virgil Lucky) Darren McCall Steve McDaniel Dobra McCaH Freshmen 75 FreeMan Nelson Pam Outsey Antonio Owens Louis Parker Pattle Roe Venecia Sams Warren Sams Derrick Sims Ken Smith Darrfy Sparks Linda Speak man Albert Staley LaSondra Steed John Storey Kirby Talley Wendy Talley Derrick Taylor Kalhy Taylor Corind a Thomas Kenneth Toney Clarence Stone Teresa Turner Karl Walker Carlos Walton Jeffrey Walton Perry Ward Douglas Washington Richard White Bridget! Wilder Brad Williams Jimmy Williams Ronald Williams Pierre William Yvette Williams Lewis Willis Dorothy Willis Eleashia Woods Lawrence Woods Cassandra Young Freshmen 77 - s CM : j r V BB| rec) it) K , - w C(o 11 o. fc,. k ■,vkt cy|k' rf t U.1-. -'-W 7 '•' ? ; s- s's'h ( hntoi H i'lNWtedfe'-.iC JflQ •' P ! 'J .Qfc ■ CjU O-'Ocl Ufw! i ( r s c C(J u ( Kh ci r Activities 79 STUDENT OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER — Dino Sfakianos OCTOBER — Byron Thomas :mrheld . SCW NOVEMBER — Lori Bentley DECEMBER — Vanessa Henry 80 Crucible JANUARY — Clyde Tucker FEBRUARY — Fitzgerald Godwin MARCH — Mary Mays Activities 81 STUDENT OF THE MONTH APRIL — Ray Boglin The “Student of the Month award is one of the most coveted awards at Fairfield High School. A faculty committee along with representatives of the Exchange Club select a student to represent the school each month. Students are chosen on the basis of their participation in activities sponsored by the school, loyalty, and their academic performance the past three years. A plaque is awarded to the deserving student at a monthly Exchange Club luncheon. MAY — Byron Rogers 82 Crucible ■fU - - r JS - 2 64scy£ y ff , Ja tHU A- x su l. y . yfetC £ ■ tCd£A L A4_ c -t -T C. y zyZZ yJL y L d cSL urfiy' - aAoJL A +£ £ 2 tcaz °i Activities 85 •WPXUQ 06 4 cuui 0fiU U4tlc s4ttitu€Ce 7 U4Sui 91 92 Crucible Activities 93 SENIOR WHO’S WHO MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSED • Robert Woods and Sharon Harding MOST POPULAR — Melvin Rogers and Cindy Myers --------- CLASS FLIRTS — jddie Scottjind Kecia Rutledge MOST ATHLETIC — Keith McKeller and Cassandra Sanders CLASS CLOWNS — Darryl Payne and Cynthia Purifoy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - John Walker and Harriet Henderson MOST BASHFUL - Willie Anderson and Sharlene Chaverst CLASS FLIRTS 94 Crucible MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS CLOWNS MOST BASHFUL Activities 95 CUTEST — Byron Rogers, Linda McQueen MR. AND MS. COLLEGE PREP - Byron Thomas. Yolanda Dickey MOST TALKATIVE - Ennis Byrd. Victor Hayden BEST ALL AROUND — Tyro Hill. Cheryl Ellington 96 Crucible MOST TALENTED — Veronica Parrish. Clyde Tucker Activities 97 % Hspfl BETA CLUB TAPPINGS The Beta Club is our school's honor society consisting of members with a 3.5 to a 4.0 average accumulated over the past three to four years. Courses from which the averages are taken are English, math, history, and science, and foreign languages. The members of this club are to uphold high ideals and morals and are to be representive of the best qualities in a person. The Beta Club members would like to stress to the underclassmen the idea of trying to achieve a high grade point average. 98 Crucible Activities 99 GLORIA RASPBERRY BOYS’ STATE AND GIRLS’ STATE 1981-82 BARRY STAMPS Each year students from cities all over Alabama participate in Boys' and Girls' State, an exercise in government. The Boys' State is held in Montgomery while the Girls' State is held at Huntingdon College. Gloria Raspberry represented Fairfield at Girls' State. Barry Stamps attended the Boys' State Convention held in Montgomery during the month of June. Touring the State Capital, meeting with our State Legislature, and being introduced to Governor Fob James were among the highlights of the week. Activities 101 y • • t Upper Left Corner: Homecoming Queen. Yvonne Hagler with 1st Alternate Cindy Myers and 2nd Alternate Vickie McConnlco. Lower Lett Corner: First Alternate Cindy Myers with escort Jett Burgess. Lower Right Corner Second Alternate Vick e Mc-Connico with escort Dedrerick Poole. Activities 103 Upper Right Corner: First Place Homecoming Float. Center Lett: Third Place Homecoming Float Center Right: Patrice Boykin Lower Corner: Second Place Homecoming Float. Lower Right Comer: Poster wishing players good luck. 104 Crucible Activities 105 t ?zs Pant Ludui l Activities 107 f?€€« beauty 108 Crucible Seauty 4 Uf MT Activities 109 'P'UaA k€«. “Seautif 110 Crucible 'T'KiAA TtCatUn 4 v te SUot Stciwznt Activities 111 I ij fl J J| Jp i% v jIX W. Cx I V Wi-'Stau vk _ -A' fjRVf 'GcT VvO -'-. luA hcxd; S rixa oc.c v vXi 6_5tS. vV -iiArr i, WiJU ( uc ( Gt«0“V X a Aj .5 ?S VjSjLjfc S us-'-'U -NSCVMWJ 1  V I s4t £etcc Xd pm f ZJ • - '  ' i w£ SSigis ♦ V-' •■' ?'• - V M 'di H?;- ; Athletics 113 VARSITY FOOTBALL 114 Crucible FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Athletics 115 Tim Orton and Howard Segars FAIRFIELD VS. PLEASANT 18 Fairfield attacl FF : PG First downs 6 13 Yards passing 108 r 199 Yards rushing 13 68 Passes 1-8-2 5-7 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 65 2 | Punt average 4-30 5-36 0 12 First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Passes I i Fumbles lost Yards penalized '_ Punt average m FAIRFIELD VS. TARRANT Tigers too much for Wildcai 116 Crucible FAIRFIELD VS. HALEYVILLE downs arris passing Yaros rushing Passes Fumbles lost Yards penalized Punt average 7 FAIRFIELD VS. DORA 38 6 FAIRFIELD VS. BROOKWOOD Homecoming crowd elated with 41-15 victory First downs Yards passing Yards rushing BR. 10 69 97 Passes 7-11-0 5-17-2 Fumbles lost 3 1 Punt average 3-29 7-32 Yards penalized 131 65 FAIRFIELD VS. MCADORY Tigers loose chilling heartbreaker i I First downs Yards passing Yards rushing Passes Fumbles lost Punt average Yards penalized 118 Crucible FAIRFIELD VS. ABRAMS 19 First downs Yards passing Yards rushing Passes Fumbles lost Punt average Yards pena A, i f Tigers surpass Blue Devils Vi PF ry a Abrams Too 10 102 213 25 7-12-1 4-12-1 2 1 2-37 4-32 78 50 46 FAIRFIELD VS. FULTONDALE Tigers win points battle with Fultondale First downs Yards passing Yards rushing Passes Fumbles lost Punt average Yards penalized 14 FAIRFIELD VS. HOMEWOOD Tigers conqu FF Hw First downs 8 .7 Yards passing 112 48 Yards rushing 137 134 j Passes 6-12-1 4-12-3 Fumbles lost 0 1 Yards penalized 15 10 Punt average 5-34 4-33 The mob squad Man. he was huge! But that's the wrong goal! Has anybody seen a little brown ball? Athletics 121 Mr. Steak or Quincy’s? Personal foul this! SENIOR’S FOOTBALL Pernell Vain Byron Thomas Melvin Rogers Fitzgerald Godwin Keith McKeller Tyrus Hill 122 Crucible Eddie Scott Lajuan Lewis Ira Levins Victor Hayden Mark Tramell Mike Tucker Jasper Levio Daryle Payne Elliot Hunter The senior varsity football players pictured on these pages, comprised the leadership forces for this year's winning season. Their dedication was an inspiration to the underclassmen. Without their hard work and devotion to athletics at our high school, this year's 8-2 record would not have been possible. It is safe to say that the 1981-Tigers were bad! Because of absence during photographing 43 Jerome Rhodes is not pictured. Athletics 123 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM The 1981 Varsity Baseball Team played many of their scheduled games at the Fairfield City Park. They traveled to McAdory, Midfield, Ensley, Pleasant Grove, and other areas for the remainder of their games. While a young team, under the direction of head coach, Barry Jones, this team compiled an impressive records of wins. The 1982 season begins with new coach, Wayne Byram, looking forward to another winning year to maintain the baseball team's traditional record of outstanding sportsmanship and winning records. 124 Crucible Coach Wayne Byram Coach Tim Orton VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The 1981-82 Basketball Team continued their winning tradition in keeping with past Fairfield Basketball Teams. The student body followed them closely as they progressed through the season winning area games which led to participation in various tournaments and on to state honors. Athletics 127 Anthony Hill Jerome Rhodes Dedrick Reed Warren Bone Tyrus Hill Kermlt Hughes 128 Crucible Captain - Keith McKeller Athletics 129 B-TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM Coach Wayne Byram The 1981-82 B-Team Basketball spent the season learning fundamentals and participating in competition to prepare themselves for the move up to varsity. The B’Team has enjoyed a winning season and should take their spotlight in coming seasons. 130 Crucible Athletics 131 FHS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The 1981-82 Cheerleading Squad under the direction of new sponsor, Debra Cargile, has done an outstanding job throughout the season. They represented the student body at the football, basketball and baseball games. This group of girls practiced many hours to accomplish the precision work for which they are noted. Their enthusiasm and school spirit set the pace for the student body throughout the year. Ms. Cargile 132 Crudble Trad Todd Head Callie Harrison Debbie Hand Co-Head Laura Hosmer Darlene Haney Anne Latino Carmen Rivera Wanda Sharpe Anita Young Veronica Parrish Athletics 133 B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Feiisha Riley Cecelia Levio Amy Robison Arina Sims LaSondra Steed Mary Jo White 134 Crudbie Athletics 135 VOLLEYBALL TEAM The 1981 Volleyball team ended their season with a 21-6 record. This year they won the Area 9 championship at Midfield. Cassandra Sanders was voted most valuable player, while Yvonne Handley. Linda Wilkerson and Angela Toney were voted on the All Tournament Team. Ms. Cargile 138 Crucible FAIRFIELD BAND BOOSTERS Compliments of: MONROE BOWL Pool City Swimming Pools Pool Tables Christmas Trees Ck 140 Crucible Easy Way. by Bill Payer, our 24-hour telephone bill payment service. AmSouth The First National Bank of Birmingham © 6 ° 3 eP' C« 3 MB o A complete line of dairy products N06ENIZED MILK Mil Barberi natural Coedness To Serve Our Friends of Fairfield rrw JMO V« I • IIHUiNOMAM AlACAWA IB CM tl At LlU -U 0 « « MtuM Alabama ncan BOTH OF THE ABOVE MORTUARIES OFFER THE SAME HIGH STANDARDS OF OlGlNlTY AND SERVICE AS WELL AS BEING THE MOST FUNCTIONAL, CONVENIENT ANO BEAUTIFUL CHAPELS IN THE AREA. ALL FACALITIES ON FIRST FLOOR LEVEL FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF BOTH FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND ESPECIALLY THE HANOICAPPED. Crucible , EASTERN VALLEY DRUGS (fiexall) DRUGS WHERE YOU GET A FULL MEASURE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS CALL V0UR 425-5258 1300 EASTERN VALLEY RD BESSEMER STORE Cltanles C 0 ticket t KrjciMrrcd PhjmMim JL Compliments if Friend m ffletfrargs Antiques Sc Auction CSallero j. rex McCrary auctioneer-appraiser-real estate broker 4904 GARY AVENUE FAIRFIELD, ALABAMA 3S064 (205)785-4131 ENGLISH IMPORTS SHIPMENTS MONTHLY GuCO BIRMINGHAM TRUST NATIONAL BANK FAIRFIELD OFFICE 6601 Relleview Drive FAIRFIELD. ALABAMA 35064 PHONE BUS: 254-5766 GOOD LUCK FAIRFIELD HIGH CAROL ASHWORTH — DEAN TOWNSEND JANICE BADGER — PAM HARMON LINDA TOXEY — MARY JO TIBBS TOM NORTHCUTT WAYNE WAITERS Member F.D.I.C. Ads i QUICK! Think of something green. FAIRFIELD PAYLESS DRUGS Save Your Money We Fill Out UMWA Prescriptions Crucible rl -- than anyone else in the world Ads Name Brand Jeans — Basic and Designer Western and Square Oancing Attire Hats and Belts TIMARK’S WESTERN WEAR 7070 Wiebel Drive Belleview Shoppe Fairfield. AL 35064 Owners: WARREN and YVONNE ELMORE Manager: Shop 780-4820 RITA MATTHEWS ) . M y Home 788-7274 THE WE DO OUR OWN TRUCKING PROCESSING OUTHERN EAFOOD POULTRY CO. INC Styling Layer Kuts Razor Kuts Quality Service ICE PAK POULTRY whousau arraa. o«stwsutoa BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST TOM TURKEY TURKEY BREAS CHALMERS CHISM ALL TYPES OF SEAFOODS Crucible HOMEWOOD SPORT GOODS In Memory of BOB WILKES 2933 50 18th St. Supporter of the Fairfield Band's Homewood, Alabama 35209 879-2828 SOUTHEASTERN MEATS Compliments of 2700 Avenue P. Ensley Now Serving the Public Hours — 9-6 Mon.-Sat. Phone — 787-3194 DR. HOYT G. SMART and Staff During 1981-82, the windows were replaced, adding much to the appearance of our school. Ads 148 Crucible FAIRFIELD VOCATIONAL CELEBRATES VOCATIONAL WEEK 150 Closing ALLEN. SHARON. DIANE: Future Business Leaders of America — 4; Distributive Education • 'Gt'Jbs of America - 4. High School; Library Assistant — 3: Journalism i l; Basketball Band;— 2; Career Achievement Award 1, 4; President of the Prom ANDERSON. WILLIE: Chess C|ul piorers Post 350 — 4. Future Business o America — 4 Red Cros - 4; Honoi V. 2; Certificate of Wrestling Manager — 3; Football - 3; Foreign Language Club - 1. BASKIN. CLYDE: B-Team Football - 3; Base bail Team — 'r, Vocational industrial Clubs Of America — 4; Explorers Post 350 — 4. ASS. SAMUEL JOHNATHAN: Library Assis- tant — 1, 2; Library Club — 1. 2. 4; Red Cross Club — 4; Guidance Office Assistant ■— 1 Distributive Education Clubs of America L— 3 Foreign Language Club — 3; Spanish Club — 2 Representative to the Jefferson County Chapter of University of Alabama Alumni — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Photographer — 4; Engineering Workshop — 3; Student Librarian Award — 1; Career Achievement Award — 1,2. 3, 4. BELL. AUTUMN MICHELLE: Girls’ Chorus — 1; Foreign Language Club — 2; Red Cross — 3; Marching Band — t, 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 1. 2. 3: Library Club — 3. 4; Vice President — 3; Mam Office Assistant — 4; Beauty Show —1.2, 4. Crucible Staff — 4: Rag Captain — 3. 4: Color Guard — 1. 2. 3.4. BELL. AUTUMN MICHELLE: Who's Who Among American High School Students; Homecoming Court — 4: Society of Distinguished American rls’ Chorus — 1; 1.2 3. 4|BETA - 3. en ouncll — 2. 3. 4. Spring 3. 2, 3. 4; Homecoming ism Staff ounty — 3; Chorus — (student Council Z riflble §taftg- 2 3,. 4; S 4: Scholars-Bowl Team hi- 2 3 ¥• HofT1 ifeStaff — .Journal Day in Jefferson Cou sH|p- 3; Allstate C ■ 4t|n jjifi School )cierv of Distinguished BEN -EY. LOP! D Ensemble — ‘ ‘ 4; Secretary Secretary — v. Musical - 1„d[3. ant i-Lif ' — 1; Government Works! |3; Who’s Who Among Students —. 3. 4rSoci(| American High School Students —. 3. 4; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students — 3; Scholars Bowl Academic Award — 3; State Finalist n Miss National Teenager Pageant — 4: Student,of the Month November — 4; National Leadership Merft Award Finalist; Career Achivement Award — 1.2.3. 4. BOGUN. RAY TERRY: French Club — 1; Red Cross —1.2. Vice President — 3, President — 4; Student Council — 2; Main Office Assistant — 3. 4; Explorer Post 350 — 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America — 2. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Student of the Month — April — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students: Honor Roll — 1. 2, 3. 4. BOYKIN. PATRICE MUNSEL: Band — 1. 2, 3. 4; Color Guard — 3; Flag Captain — 4. Red Cross — 2. 3. 4: Student Council — 2. 3. 4; Explorers Post 350 — 4; Foreign Language Club — 1; Closing 151 Guidence Office Assistant — 4; Homecoming Court — 2. 3, 4; Beauty Show — Junior Beauty — 3; First Alternate — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Choir — 1.2.4. BROWN. JOYCELYN TOWANA: French Club — 1; Cultural Arts Development Society — 2. 3. 4; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3. 4; Fourth place in the Voice of Democracy Contest — 4. BROWN. SONYA LAWANA: Cultural Arts Development Society — 1, 2; Future Homemakers of America — 1. 2; Red Cross — 1.2.3. 4 BROWN7 VALENCIA DANETTE: Future Homemakers of America — 1; Red Cross — 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross Queen — 4; HERO — 4; Vocational Industrial Club — 3; Red Cross Business Manager — 3.4. CONTORNO. MICHAEL GERARD: Foreign Language Club — 2. Parliamentarian — 3; Red Cross — 4; Library Club — 4; Certificate of Recognition in Mechanical Drawing — 1, 2; Certificate of Acknowledgement In Mechanical Drawing — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Engineering Workshop — 3. CLOWDUS. CHARLES SAMUEL: Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America — 1. 2. 3, 4; Football Manager — 2. DAVIS. PAMELA SUE: BETA — 3. 4; Library Club — Secretary — 3, Queen — 4; Foreign Language Club — 2; Marching Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 1. 2. 3; Color Guard — 2. 3. 4; Girls Chorus — 1; Scholars's Bowl Team — 4; Journalism Staff — 1; Library Assistant - 3. 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Beauty Show — 1. 2, Miss Fairfield — 4; Government Day Po tici-pant — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3. 4; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students — 3: Career Achievement Award — 1, 2. 3. 4; Mechanical Drawing Award — 3; Basketball — 2. DICKEY. YOLANDA FAYE: Cultural Arts Development Society — 1. 2; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3, 4; Seniors Who’s Who — Miss Preppy. ELLINGTON. CHERYL RENEE: Band — 1; Cultural Arts Development Society — 1: French Club — 1; Pep Club — 1; School Play — 1; Choir —1.2. President — 4; Red Cross —1.2. 3. Secretary — 4; Girls’ Basketball — 1. 2. Captain — 3; Volleyball — 4; Vocational Office Aide — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Explorers Post 350 — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Career Achievement Award — 3; Financial Secretary of The Senior Class; Junior Achievement Award — 1, 2. 3. 4; Senior Who's Who — Best All Around; Honor Roll — 3. 4; All Tournament Basketball Team 1, 3. EPPS, EVA MAE: Future Homemakers of America — 1; Spanish Club — 1; Distributive Education Clubs of America — 3. K JN. GLORIA JEAN Clubs of America - 4; Red Cross — Distributive Educa- America — 1,2. NKS. IRENE: French Club — 1: Senior id's Who — Most Friendly. r.HRiST. ISAAC JEROMF Vocational Industrial Cluo ot America 1.2. 3. 4. GLOVER. MARILYN ANN: Journalism Staff — 1; Cheerleader — 1. 2, 3; Choir — 2. 3; Beauty [how — 1. 2. 3. 4; First Alternate Soph0more Beauty; Student Council — 1, 2; Distributive Education Clubs of America 4; Library Assistant Queen — 4. tjjfc HARDING, SHARON KAY: Future Homemakers of America —1.2: Explorers Post 350 — 1. 2; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3.4. HARRIS. ELLIE LAVERNE: Spanish Club - t; Career Achievement Award — 1, 2, 3. 4; Future Business Leaders of America — 1. 2, 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Guidance Office Assistant — 4. GODWIN. FITZGERALD LEON Football 1. 2. 3. Captain 4; Baseball — 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball — 1. 2. 3; Main Office Assistant — 3. 4; Red Cross — 1. 2, 3; French Club — 1; Fellowship of Christian Atheletes 1, 2. 3. 4; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 2. 3; Honor Roll — 1. 2,3; Explorers Post 350 — 1. 2.3. HAGLER, YVONNE: Future Homemakers of America; HERO — Vice President; Homecoming Queen — 4. HANDLEY. YVONNE: Art Club — President — 3; Pep Club — 1; Cultural Arts Development Society — 1; French Club — 1; Red Cross — 2. 3: Choir — 4; Volleyball Team — 1. 2, 3, Captain — 4; Girls’ Basketball Team — 1, 2. 3; Senior Class Secretary — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 2; Homecoming Court — First Alternate AthlaMc Queen 3, Senior EN VICTOR BARON: Vocational In- trial Clubs of America — 4: Explorer Post 350 4. Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 2, 3. 4; Football — 1. 4; Basketball — 1. 2; Baseball — 4. HENDERSON. HARRIET DENICE: Student Council — 1. 4; Pep Club — 1, 2; Art Club — 3; BETA Club — 3. 4; Red Cross — 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America —1,2: Student Council Queen — 4; Who’s Who Among American School Students — 3. 4; Senior Class Pwho — Most Likely to Succeed: volleyball — Scorekeeper; Assistant Secretary of the Senior Class — 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students — 3; Fairfield High School Representative at Youth Appreciation Week — 4; Representative at Government Day — 3; Career Achievement Award — 1. 2, 3. 4: Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3. 4; Junior Achievement Award; National Merit Leadership Scholarship Award — 4. HENRY; VANESSA: Marching Band — 2. 3. I Woodbind Section Leader — 4; Concert Band High $ who’s — 2, 3. 4; Student Council — 3, Secretary 4. Crucible Staff — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; Foreign Language Club — 2; Secretary — 3; Student of the Month — December — 4; National Merit Leadership Award Finalist — 3; WENN Radio High School Advisory Board Member — 4; WENN Radio Junior Achievement ■— 4; Band Queen — 4; Explorers Post 350 — 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Court — 2. 3. 4; Future Business Leaders of America — Treasurer — 3, Vice President 4; Junior Technical Engineering Society — 3,4. HUNTER. ELLIOTT BERNARD: Football - 1. 2. 4; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 4; Explorers Post 350 — 3. 4; French Club — 1. KNIGHTING. STEVEN WAYNE: Explorers Post 350 — 1. 2, 3. 4; Red Cross — 2. 3; Vice President — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Ban d — 1, 2. 3. 4, Section Leader; Red Cross Award of Appreciation — 4. LEVINS. IRA TERRENCE: Football — 1, 2. 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 1. 2. 3, 4; Wrestling — 2, 3: Baseball — 4; Red Cross — 1. 2; Explorers Post 350 — 3. 4; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 2, 3: Vocational Office Assistant — 2. LEVIO. JASPER JEROME: Choir - 1. 2. 3; Key Club — 1. 2. 3. 4; Guidance Office Assistant — 4; Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Football — 1. 2. 3. 4. LOWRY. JEANNE ELIZABETH: Pep Squad — 1; Future Business Leaders of America — 2. 3; Beauty Show — 3; BETA Club - 3, 4; Library Assistant — 3. 4; Library Club — 3; Mechanical Drawing Certificate - 2: Career Achievement Award — 2, 3; Who’s Who Among Amencan High School Students — 3; “I dare you Award — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4; Musical — 1:,2; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students — p m McCONNICO, VICKIE LYNN: Freshman’Queen; Distributive Education Clubs of America — 3; Health Careers — 1; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3. 4; Junior Queen; Choir Queen — 4; Homecoming Court Second Alternate; Explorers Post 350 — Secretary — 4 MclNTOSH. RQSALYN: Future Homemakers of America — 1; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3. 4; Red Cross — 3. Second Alternate — 4. MCKELLER ANLISHIA KAROL: HERO - 4; Future Homemakers of America - 1; Girls' Choir — 2, 3: Library Assistant — 3; Library Club - 3 McKINNEY. JOSEPH FITZGERALD: Student Council — 1. 2; Football — 3; Explorers Post 350 — 2. Treasurer — 3; Red Cross — 3. 4; Foreign Language Club — 1; Future Business Leaders of America — 2; Scholar Bowl — 4; Honor Roll — 1. 2; Career Achievement — 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3. 4; National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist — 4; Mechanical Drawing Award — 3; Gentleman of Crucible the Year. MAHAFFEY, MICHAEL DAVID: Library Club —‘ 2 3. 4; Red Cross — 2. 3. 4; Musical — 1. 2. 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Concept Band — 1. 2. 3, 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Voice of Democracy District Winner — 3; Foreign Language Club — 1. 2, 3; Male Chorus — 2; Crucible Staff — 1, 2. 3. 4: Chess Club — 4; Library Assistant — 3.4. MARTIN. DONALD KEITH: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 1.2.3. 4; Football — 2. MARTIN. THOMAS LEE Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Basketball. MAYS. MARY CAROLYN: BETA Club — 3. 4; Library Club — 3. 4; Red Cross — 3; Foiregn Language Club — 2. Marching Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band - 1. 2. 3. 4; Color Guard — 1. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Captain — 4; Journalism Staff — 1: Girls’ Chorus — 1; Library Assistant — 3; Homecoming Court — 4: Beauty Show — 1.2; Miss Congeniality — 4; Basketball Band — 2; Spring Musical — 1; Stage Crew — 2. 3; Student of the Month — March — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3. 4; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students — 3; Career Achievement Award — 1. 2. 3. 4; Mechanical Drawing Award -3. MITCHELL. LINDA KAY: Band — 1. 2; Future Business Leaders of America — 2. 3; Foreign Language Club — 2; Distributive Education Clubs of America — 3, 4; Library Club — 4; Choir — 1; Beauty Show — 1. 2. 3. 4; Journalism Staff — 1; Spring Musical — 1; Stage Crew — 1,2; Homecoming Court — 2. 4; Career Achievement Award — 2. 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. MURPHY. JONES LEROYt Band — 1. 2. 3. Section Leader — 4; Wrestiing — 3; Foreign Language Clubjfc 2. 3; Explorers Post 350 — 2. 3. Treasurer — 4; Future Business Leaders of America — 3; Red Cross — 4; Solo and Ensemble — 2. 4; Musical — 3; UNITE MITE Scholarship Winner — 3: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Chess Club — Parliamentarian — 4; Guidance Office Assistant — 4; Orchestra — 2, 3; Basketball Band — 2. 3; United States Academy Award Winner — 4; UAB Theatre Workshop — 3; Certificate of Recognition in Mechanical Drawing — 1; Engineering Workshop — 3; JETS Club — 3. 4; Red Cross Youth Safety National Finalist — 4, Career Achievement Award — 2. 3; Marine Corps Honorary Recruiter — 4; Honor Roll — 2. MYERS. CYNTHIA LYNN: BETA — 4; Student Council — 1; Marching Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 1. 2. 3; Color Guard — 1. 2. 3. 4; Color Guard Captain — 4; Red Cross — 3; Library Club — President 3. 4; Crucible Staff — 1; Beauty Show — 1. 2. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Key Club Sweetheart; Homecoming Court — 2. First Alternate — 4; Senior Who’s Who — Most Popular; Foriegn Language Club — 2; _ Closing 155 Pe DARXkE eliowshi of Ch loumalism — 1; 1 ichpol Students 3. Library Assistant iWHOUSE, BRIAN JAY: F tional Industrial Clubs of America Distributive Education Clubs of America - OD American High SchoO' Qi hints; o Among American High School I; Scholars Bowl — 4. DOM. Of Ait 3. MARY JANE: Future Bi merica — 2; Color Guard Sho issh 2. Wst Altefnfcte — 4; Who's Who Students — 3, 4; School Studer lty Career Acmevc ? Crew — 2, fENSOWENS. ROBERT BERN Cross — 3; Explorers Post 350 — Industrial Clubs of Amerlt elopment — 4; Si )tt IRONlCA VER HiFref Tifi H idi _________ Senior Cheer Pep Club — 1j2. PATTERSON. WILLIAM JA Band i 3; Voca-Trjal Clubs of Amferic Cultural Arts — 2; Foreign ot — 2. 3. 4: mincuCourt — 4; SeAor Who’s ity «eerleader r Awt - 4,JUt. W CHAD KEITH: Spgj Musical — 1, 2; Band — 2. 3, Band - 2. Crucilbe Staff 3. m siness Man Club — 2; Girls Homecoming Court — Who's Who — Class C r 3TOTi 5PBERRY, GLORIA __ First Ait. Junior Engineering BETA Club 3. Tr. Among American High Society of Distinguished Students — 3; Top 5o1 School Students 3; Gil Bowl — 3, 4; Health Clu Government Day -3; Car 2 3, 4; National Merit Lj V REED. tJEDRICK L|E:B ball — 1. 2, 3. Vocational Industrial ROGERS. BYRON EUGENE: 3. President — 4; Repress m«it Day: Leadership Awar Vice President — 4; Top Schpof Students: Key Club —— 3: St, F ftH Rtguage Club — Vocational In-Unerica — 3. 4; Football — 4: tian Atheletes - 1 iBETH: French CfatH Ipment — 2, Treasurer 4; Fomrf ' uage Itbali Teara. — 2. 3; HERO — 4; Senior ■xplorers Post N: iE le -t A Spanish Club VhfWrSocietv — 4 lrer - 4mWho s Who tool Stupents — imericap High jffersom Courify High lofS 156 Crucible JL.Wh° — Cutest. BO.GERS, ntNARD: Football -4 2, Baseball — 1; Basketball — 1, 2, 3. 4 Se Who’s Who Most Popular; Vocational l dMStrtal Clubs of America — 3. 4. RUTLEDGE. KECIA ANN- Student Council First Alternate — 3; Vocational Indu ptuba of America — Secretary — 4; Explor ost 350 — Vice President — 4; Future omemakers of America — 1; Who’s Who — Class Flirt. SAMS. VALERIE DELlSE: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3, 4; Health Career! — 1; Explorers Post 350 — 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students. SAWYER. E'LICIA LATRECE: Red Cross — 1. 2. Secretary — 3, 4; Explorers Post 350y — 1; Jistributive Education Clubs of America — 3; uture Homemakers of America — 1; HERO — Secretary — 4; Who’s Who Among Amerk High School Students — 3: Career Achievemi Award — 3: Beauty Show — 4; Hor r Court — 1. 4; Girls Chorus — 1; Mixed Cl nr- 5COTT. LAWRENCE EDWARD: Student C ell — 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council Represdht] for Jefferson County — 1. 2.3.4; Student cil Leadership Award - 4; Key Club Guidance Office Assistant — 1; Future iers of America — 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 1. 2, 3. 4; Senior Who's Who — Class Flirt; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Mixed Chorus — 3; Stage Crew — 2, 3; Foreign Language Club — 2, 3; j 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1, 2. 3, 4; Escort—4. _ _______________ Football — 1; Vocational ot America — 1, 2. 3. 4. ________tONSTATINE PETE' Spanish Club — 1; Key Club — 1. Vice President — 2. 3. Council — 1. Vice President — 2. 3. President — 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. Drum Major — 4: Concert Band — 1. 2. 3; Crucible f— i. 2. Assistant Ed — 3. Ed. — 4; Musical — 1; Baseball — 1: Beauty Show Escort — 4; BETA Club - 3. President - 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Natl Leadership Merit Award; Homecoming Escort — 2. 3; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students — 3. -SHARPE. WAI — 4; Senl Homecoming ble Staff - 4; RENEE: Varsity Cheerleader r Cheerleader Award — 4; lurt — 4; Red Cross — 3: Cruci-illeyball — 1; Honor Rofl — 2, 3. 4; Beauty Show — 4; Vice President of the Senior Class; Senior Who’s Who — Most School Spirit; Future Homemakers of America SIGLER. FELECIA JAYNE: Explorers — jl: Red Gross. First Alternate — 2. Alternate — 3. 4; Who's Who Among American HigtySchool Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Vocational industrial Clubs of America — 3, Vice President - 4; Futurefiomemakersof America — 1. YVETT: Explorers Post 350 — 1. Treasurer — 2. 3 French Closing Club — 1; Future Homemakers of Americ? 2: Distributive Education Clubs of Americ 4; Homecoming Court — 1. SMITH. JAMES HOPE: Future Business Leaders of America — 2. 3; Guidance Office Assistant — 2. 3; Distributive Education Clubs of Ameri 3. 4; Beauty Show — 4; Stage Crew — 2. 3, 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students; sSociety of Distinguished American High School Students; Escort of the Beauty Show; National Leadership Mnrit Award SMITH. JAMES LESLI Clubs of America — Vocational indu STAMPS. BARRY ERSKINE: Crucible 3. Business Manager — 4; Band 2. 3: Foreign Language Club — 2, 3; French Club 1; Musical — 1. 2: Scholars Bowl — 3, 4; Explorers — Vice President — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2, 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; County Government Day: UAB Theatre Workshop; Basketball Ban — 2; Boy's State; Guidance Office Assistant 3; Concert Band — 1. 2. 3; Beauty Show Escort[ — 4. STEPS. CASBY JR.: Fellowship of Christian Atheletes — 1. 2. 3; Football — 1. 2. 3; French Club — 1; Cultural Arts Development Society — 1. 2; Red Cross — 2, 3; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3, President — 4; Gentleman of the Year — 3. THOMAS. BYRON KEITH: Students Council - i. 2. Vice President - 3. 4; Student Council Leadership Award — 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Atheletes — 1. 2. 3. 4; Football - Lettered 2 years - 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball - Lettered 2 years - 2. 3. 4; Basketball - Statician - i 2 THRASHER. JOHN TIMOTHY: Future Business Leaders of America — Vice President -President 4. Competition — 3. Leadership Conference 2; Musical — 1.2. 3; Band — 2. 3. Drum ptain — 4; Library Assistant — 2; Foreign Language Club - 1. V iftnt — 2. 3; Library Club — 2. 3. BETA Club - 3. 4; Scholars Bowl — 3. 4; Explorers — President — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Who's Who Amoffig American High School Students; United States Academy Award — 4; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Student — 3; County Government Day; UA6 Theatre Workshop; Stunt Night — 4; Ar- tistic Merit and auty .lent Aw y Sftow E ard — 3; Basketball — 2; Concert ; Career Achievement — 1. 2 3, 4; Escort. TRAMMELL. MARK SCOTT: BETA Club - 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 2. 3. 4; Key Club — 3. 4; Football Team — 1, 2. 3. 4; Certificate of Honor for Mechanical Dwaring II — 3; Who's Who Afnong American High School Students Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Career Achievement Award — 1. 2. 3. 4; Top 5of Jefferson County High School Students. TUCKER. CLYDE BELL: Orchestra — 1; Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Trombone Section Leader — 4, Band President - 4; Mixed Ensemble - 3; Mixed Chorus — 2; Future Business Leaders of America 1; Foreign Language Club — 1. 2. 3; -e? C Library Club — 4; Key Club — 4; Crucible Staff — 4; Wrestling — 2, 3; Musical — 2. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; Student of the Month-February — 4; Seniors Who's Who — Most Talented: Homecoming Escort — 4. TURNER. BONITA JANE: Distributive Education Clubs of America — 3; Future Business Leaders of America — 2.4, TURNER. RANDY CALVIN: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 1. 2. 3. 4; Explorers Post 350 — 2. 3. 4: Art Club — 1; Football — 2. VINES. SUSAN BETH: Journalism Staff — 1; Future Business Leaders of America — 2; Mam Office Assistant — 1: Beauty Show 1, 4; Library Club — 3: Girls' Chorus — 1: Mixed Chorus — 2, 3; Musical — 2. WALKER. DARRYL DEMETRIUS: Red Cross — 2; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 4. WALKER. JOHN JACOB JR.: Red Cross — Treasurer — 3, 4; Scholars Bowl — 4. Gentleman of the Year Award — 2: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Junior Achievement — 2; Explorers Post 350 — 3; Senior Who's Who — Most Likely To Succed; Certificate of Excellent Achievement in Mechanical Drawing — 3. Red Cross Award of Appreciation — 3; First Alternate of Youth Week — 3; Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4; UFCW — 3; Career Achievement Award 3 WARREN. YOLANDA MICHELLE: HERO - Parliamentarian — 4; Explorers Post 350 — 3. 4. WARREN. YOLANDA MICHELLE: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 3: Homecoming Court — 4. WASHINGTON. ELINDA MICHELLE: Future Homemakers of America — 1; Choir — 1. 2; HERO-4. WATTS. TERRENCE GLENN: Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America — 4; Explorers Post 350. WEBB. DONALD EUGENE: Marching Band - 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Drum Corp — 4; Mixed Chorus — 1. 2. 3; Ensemble — 3; Musical — 1. 2. 3; Alabama All Star Chorus — 2; Spanish Club — 3; Library Club — 4; Future Business Leaders of America — 4. WHITE. TRACEY ANTONIO: Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America — 4; Expolorers Post 350 — President — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3; Basketball Manager —|3. 4 Seniors Who's Who — Most School Spirit; Art Club — 3; Distributive Education Clubs of America — 3. WILLIAMS. JOHNNY B. JR.: Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America — 2. 3; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America — 2. 3. 4. WILLIAMS. TAMIKO: Certificate of Mechanical Drawing — 1; Cultural Arts Development Society — 2; Vice President — 3. President — 4: Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. — 4. WILLIAMS, VICTORIA RENAY: Vocational In- dustrial Clubs of America — 3. 4. Closing 159 'A 7 e (Z'tfccMe St t cvou£ l Ct e t % t t t iuFWv r 4' Mr. Jim Robins of Taylor Publishing Company for his help and Belmont Studios for Ihe pictures.