Fulton County High School - Pilot Yearbook (Hickman, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

LIFE ... A RIVER OF EMOTION. Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current; no sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. Marcus Aurelius S Axmovd FACULTY 8 1 2 3 4 DIRECTORY ROWS 1 AND 2 MRS. GLADYS BARNETT-B.A. in ENGLISH MRS. LOUISE BURNS-AGRICULTURE SECRETARY MR. BOBBY EVANS-B.S. in AGRICULTURE M.S. in AGRICULTURE EDUC. MR. LARRY GARDNER-B.S. in I.A. M.A. SECONDARY EDUC. MRS. JEN RAY GEARHART-B.A. in ENGLISH EDUC. MR. LLOYD GHOLSON-B.S. in MATH AND HISTORY, M.A. in SECONDARY EDUC. MR. FRED HANCOCK-B. MUS. EDUC. M.A. EDUC., RANK 1 in EDUC. ADM. MISS JUDY KELSO-B.S. IN HOME EC. MRS. CAROLE LATTUS-B.S. HOME EC. M.A. SECONDARY EDUC. MR. LARRY LYNCH-B.S. in AGRICULTURE EDUC., M.S. in AGRICULTURE EDUC. ROWS 3 AND 4 MR. RUFUS MOORE-B.A. in ENGLISH, M. DIV. in THEOLOGY, D. MIN. in THEOLOGY MRS. MARGARET REEVES-B.A. in ENGLISH MRS. ELIZABETH RICE-B.A. in LIBRARY of SCIENCE MR. BOB STEWART-A.A. in BIBLE, B.A. in HISTORY, M.A. in HISTORY, M.A. in SECONDARY EDUC. MRS. DONNA STRING FIELD-B.S. in BUSINESS EDUC. MRS. AGNES SUBLETT-B.S. in HOME EC. AND SCIENCE, M.A. IN EDUC., 30 hrs. over in M.A. in GUIDANCE MRS. DOROTHY TERRETT-B.S. in MATH AND GENERAL BUSINESS MRS. LINDA WENDELBOE-B.S. in BIOLOGY MR. STEVE WENDELBOE-ASST. COACH, GENERAL MATH, PHYS. EDUC. MR. RICHARD WILKERSON-B.S. in HISTORY, M.A. in ADMINISTRATION 9 FCAVEC STAFF OUR HELPING HANDS’’ Mr. Charles Terrett, principal at FCHS, has done a tremendous job at holding down the fort.” He has brought new and better ideas during his first year at our school. We appreciate all of your work and determination Mr. Terrett. Another person who has helped in so many ways is Mrs. Linda Wiseman, office secretary. She has answered so many of our questions and has done many helpful things. This school couldn’t have run so well without these two helping hands. Mr. Harold Garrison Superintendent CENTRAL OFFICE AND BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Ralph Bugg Mrs. Julia Davis Director of Pupil Personnel Title 1 Coordinator Mrs. Sara Henry-Treasurer Mrs. Gertrude Austin-Secretary Mrs. Mary Helen Holcombe—Food Service Secretary The Board of Education: Mr. Tommy Jones Mr. Doyle Wayne George Mrs. Kaye Rumfelt Mr. Earl Taylor Mr. Joe B. Wall 12 Mr. Roy Logan Supervisor of Instruction Mrs. Jane Watts Lunchroom Supervisor I'lMl'' 077?� ORGANIZATIONS One of the main objectives of this organization is to explore the various aspects of the educational field. In working towards their goals, the members participate in numerous activities such as field trips and supporting Teachers’ Appreciation Day. F.T.A. strives to promote careers in education. Mr. Rufus Moore, Advisor M F.T.A., a giant step for mankind??? Why Bobby, we must find out the name of your manicurist!! X F U N F 0 R A L L F.T.A. Officers: President-Terry Reeves Vice-President-Jeanna Roberts Secretary-Betty Austin Treasurer—Gail Amberson Reporter-Penny Parnell O.K. everyone, let’s give F.T.A. a great big hand!! u 18E3A Beta officers: Rolinda Wiseman, President Ronnie Workman, Vice-President Becky Hicks, Secretary Jackie Hemphill, Treasurer Cathy Mudd, Reporter Donna Stringfield, Advisor Beta Club is one of the most outstanding clubs in our school. STOP, AND LISTEN??? LOOK, F.C.H.S. has a real groovy kind of spirit!!! PEP CLUB OFFICERS President, Marla Coffey Vice-President, Penny Parnell Secretary, Kathy McCollum Howard Wilson, Elmer Caldwell Debbie Cartwright, and Loudean McElroy served as Sgnt. at Arms. Each officer played an important part in making our pep sessions really terriffic. TRAINEE The Council plays an official and important role in the center by sponsoring activities and representing the trainees. Members of the council are: Mark Darnell, Lisa Morrow, Charles Cheirs, Gail Amberson, Bobby Hill, Sharon Sargent, Cindy Adams, Penny Parnell, Mack Brunswick, Sherrie King, and John Buckner. you really see a ghost that big??? A DAY AT THE CENTER ... Work??? We think Carol has fleas! Do it my way, or just don’t do it at all! Debbie enjoys imitating statues!! Duh, uh, uh FUTURE BUS I ME. FBLA is an outstanding club for those interested in the field of business. FBLA has participated in many community activities as well as school activities. © 22 President, Terry Reeves A.M. Vice-President, Penny Parnell P.M. Vice-President, Terry Robinson A.M. Secretary, Sharon Sargent P.M. Secretary, Sherrie King A.M. Treasurer, Bobby Hill P.M. Treasurer, Jackie Hemphill A.M. Reporter, Jeanna Roberts P.M. Reporter, Angie Lawson P.M. Historian, Cathy Mudd Parliamentarian, Louisia Curlin F B L A alertness??? 23 Time out for a picture? Pal® � 1 FHA is an outstanding organization for all home economics students. This year’s activities include: skating parties, a hayride, Secret Pal Project, Christmas Caroling, Granny Tea, Sweetheart Meeting, White Elephant Sale, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. All FHA’ers enjoy the privileges of working together, helping those in need, and therefore reaping the benefits. They face the future with warm courage, high hopes, and learn today for a better tomorrow. Mrs. Carole Lattus and Miss Judy Kelso, FHA sponsors, have given their sincere help and encouragement to all FHA’ers. 24 FHA OFFICERS: President-Valerie Garrison 1st Vice-President-Teeny Cox 2nd Vice-President-Jackie Hemphill Secretary-Debbie O’Connor Reporter-Fonda Kirk Historian-Marcia Howell Parliamentarian-Cindy O’Connor Song Leader-Tammy Williams Recreation Leader-Becky Hicks 25 THE PILOT EXPRESS STAFF Editors-Teeny Cox and Marla Coffey News Editor-Ronnie Workman Sports Editor-Elmer Caldwell Business Managers-Debbie Lackey and Jeanne Wiseman Reporters; Ricky Parnell, Tim Perry, Ronnie Adams, Mark Darnell, Roger Stayton, Gail Amberson, Alice Cobb, Cindy Fields, Betty Franks, Kim Harrison, Jackie Hemphill, LTonya Hendrix, Marcia Howell, Becky Hicks, Fonda Kirk, Cathy Mudd, Frankye O’connor, Teresa Poole, Mark Rumfelt, Gail Williams, Tammy Williams, Timmy Bennett, David Black, Brenda McFarland, Cindy O’connor, Debbie O’connor, Marilyn Roberson, Amita Terrell, Jeanna Roberts, Doug Kilpatrick, and Carol Flemming. 29 DJ3TH CLUB Math club is a student association interested in showing the expanding influence of mathematics in everyday life. Dedicated to the position that everyone should develop his capabilities to the fullest, the math club strives to show development that can be only achieved through Education. Well, we hope you get your 30 eyes full!!! President—Mike Minton, Secretary—A1 Choate, Treasurer—Brenda McFarland, Activities Chairman-John Elks, Financial Chairman- Dorothy Harris And you think you’re cool??? 31 32 THE FCHS MARCHING PILOTS Top to bottom: The FCHS Band with director, Fred Hancock, and banner carriers, Marissa Whitsey and Jeanne Wiseman. Officers for 75-76 are: President-Shelia Townsend, Vice-President-Tammy Westbrook, Secretary-Treasurer-Lynda Alexander, Reporter- Lore tha Winters. Class Representatives are: Valerie McCauley-Senior, Mark Rumfelt-Junior, Sonia Brown- Sophomore, Alan Goodwin- Freshman. The band was led once more this year with the direction of Mr. Fred Hancock. FUN + HARD WORK + DEVOTION = A FEELING OF ACCOMPLISHMENT! Senior band members 1976 are Shelia Townsend, Denise Wiseman, Valerie McCauley, Lynda Alexander, Sherry Welch, and Loretha Winters. The band played at pep sessions and music really heightened the spirit of F.C.!! FULTON COUNTY DENISE WISEMAN DRUM MAJORETTE 34 ACTIVITIES THE 1976 MISS FCHS PAGEANT 36 At left, Tom Ryan, master of ceremonies opened the evening with a kick. To:n also provided special entertainment by singing an Elton John hit with his own piano accompaniment. Directly above, all contestants performed an opening number with a Bicentennial Salute. At top of page all contestants are shown in evening gown competition. At center, the top ten: Lynda Alexander, Jackie Hemphill, Denise Wiseman, Lisa Morrow, Tammy Williams, Fonda Kirk, Marla Coffey, Lisa Forsythe, Valerie Garrison, Jeanna Roberts, are shown. HIGHLIGHTS OF A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT Each girl is shown during her talent. They are left to right: Lynda Alexander, Angie Lawson, Penny Parnell, Jackie Hemphill, Denise Wiseman, Tammy Westbrook, Laurie Parker, Tammy Williams, Connie Holly, Susan Adams, Jeanna Roberts, Fonda Kirk, Lisa Forsythe, Lori Williams. 37 MISS FCHS—MARLA COFFEY Marla Coffey represented the Junior Class in the pageant As her talent she chose a dance routine done to the theme from the T.V. show S.W.A.T. and combined it with acrobatics. 66 §4 S 1st Alternate Valerie Garrison Valerie did a tap dance routine with music saluting the bicentennial. 2nd Alternate Lisa Morrow Lisa did a monologue which told of the greatness of our America. 38 F A F C A H — I S E P V E E C M I E A N L T MURRAY FIELD DAY WINNERS Shrub Identification: Debbie O’Connor Marla Coffey Floriculture Identification: Teeny Cox Angie Lawson (not shown) SPEAKING CONTEST WINNERS Public Speaking: Ronny Adams Impromtu Speaking: Beef-Ronnie Workman Horticulture—Teeny Cox Dairy-Terry Kelly Swine—David Black (not shown) 39 FFA FCAVC CREED SPEAKING: Winner—Joel Barnett, Finalists—Wayne McCollum, Mike Newton, David O’Connor, Randy Love. 2nd place in safety in nation; 1st place in district safety among vocational centers. Safety Committee 1975-76 is: Gerald Mamey—chairman, David Bailey—secretary, Jamie Holder and Charles Cheirs-welding, Paul Wright and Andy Swallows-carpentry, Mike Farmer and Jeff Hamblen-electricity, Carl Tibbs and Ricky Sadler-auto mechanics, Debbie Lackey—business and office. FHA STATE DEGREES RECIPIENTS: Teeny Cox Valerie Garrison SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT MOST IMPROVED BAND STUDENTS: Penny Parnell Mike Newton 41 1975 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Row one: T. Reeves, L. Powell, R. Parnell, J. Tarver, G. Walker, D. Thompson, J. Sledge. Row two: B. Goodman, R. Eddington, S. Jones, G. Kinney. Row three: E. Caldwell, H. Roberson, W. McCollum, J. Luker, J. Barnett, J. Cobb, L. Pricthard. Row four: J. Cook, R. Cheirs, S. Akers, T. Bennett, R. Adams, R. Slayton. GET DOWN TONIGHT” J.V. AND FRESHMAN Row one: L. to R„ M. Clark, R. Eddington, D. Brigglin, J. Luker, J. Barnett, P. Brown, Row two: B. Johnson, K. Pierson, B. Goodman, S. Jones, R. Adams. Row three: R. Akers, W. McCollum, G. Robinson, W. Caldwell, S. Akers, T. Bennett, D. Holder, R. Stayton, L. Pritchard. Row four. J. Browning, A. Curtis, J. Gilbert, G. Kinney, J. Cobb, J. Sledge. Row one: L. to R„ M. Clark, K. Pierson, D. O’Connor, D. Brogglin, J. Luker, J. Barnett, P. Brown. Row two: D. Holder, R. Akers, G. Robinson, W. Caldwell, J. Gilbert, Standing: B. Johnson, J. Browning, A. Curtis, W. McCollum. 1975-76 SENIOR GRIDDERS In the fall of 1971, sixteen boys went out for freshman football. Four years later, six seniors will leave the F.C.H.S. Team. Although this may not have been the most successful season, we give great honors to those seniors in their last year. Hilton Hickerson Ricky Parnell Larry Powell ■ njL’i — .1 Terry Reeves To the Seniors of ’76, this you must remember- Tomorrow, there is a lot more to do ... and failure waits for those who stay with the success that they believe was conquered that other day. Tomorrow, ... Yes, tomorrow; you’ll need to try harder than ever before, to gain what you are looking for in life. Coach Steve Wendelboe Doyle Thompson Glen Walker 47 The Man of the Hour Oct. 24, 1975 Since the beginning of the Fulton County football program in 1963, Royce Dyer has been an avid supporter of our teams. He has worked long hours in assisting both the Junior High and High School Programs. But more than just work, Royce has supported and built spirit in the teams year after year. He has been both the Football work horse” and spark plug” for the Pilots. MR. ROYCE DYER THE 1975 HOMECOMING ROYALTY L to R Valerie Garrison, Junior, Jackie Hemphill, Junior; Linda Alexander, Senior; Marie McCaulej , Senior, PILOTS TOGETHER LADY PILOTS” L to R: A. Holloway, C. Vaught, S. Gilbert, J. Bridges, K. Roberson, D. Thomas, M. Marney, M. Whitsey, M. Coffey, S. Townsend, T. Westbrook, S. Brown, L. Alexander (manager). The Lady Pilots’ 1975-1976 season was a failure but yet a success. The Lady Pilots failed to win as many games as they did in the past year, but they showed that they were still the second best team in the first district. The Lady Pilots lost their first game in regional tournaments just as they did in the past year. But we at Fulton County High was very proud of our girls and their second place triumph in district one. Head Coach-Jim Whitby 51 VARSITY PILOTS” Kneeling L to R, K Winters, L. Alexander, T. Ramsey, J. Seldge, G. Busby, J. Jackson Standing L to R T McClure, R. Duncan, C. Kinney, G. Marney, C. Hickerson, H. Roberson. Sitting: P. Brown and M. Newton, Kneeling: J. Tarver and J. Browning. FRESHMAN PILOTS” L to R Kneeling: S. Workman, L. Lawson, D. Sledge. Standing: L. Jackson, L. Workman, T. Stotts, J. Kinney. L to R Kneeling: J. Gilbert, W. McKinney, R. Holloway, A. Curtis, D. O’Connor. Standing: G. Winters, E. Wray, G. Alexander, K. Pierson, G. Robinson, D. Holder, R. Akers. Saddie Gilbert THE Glen Busby Marissa Whitsey PROS Ricky Wray Myra Mamey Joe Jackson Connell Kinney Sheila Townsend Gerald Marney 75-76 Debra Thomas Larry Alexander FELLOW TEAM-MATES Joan Bridges Sonia Brown Marla Coffey Ricky Duncan Clifford Hickerson Tim McClure Tommy Ramsey David Robinson Kathy Roinson Hanford Roberson Jimmy Sledge Tammy Westbrook Fred Winters Cindy Vaught DISTRICT CHAMPIONS” Coach Jim Whitby has the biggest smile on his face since he learned there was a game called Basketball. FCHS principal Charles Terrett has never worked harder, nor had more fun. For the first time since Fulton County High School was consolidated, 18 years ago, the First District Basketball Championship trophey has come to the Fulton County School System. The night was full of: CONCENTRATION ... EXCITATION ... PILOTS TEAM OF 76 OBSERVATION. FCHS BASEBALL Terry Reeves, Senior Coach Wayne Lohaus Troy Eddington The FCHS Baseball Team worked very hard this 1976 school year. Although the season did not turn out very successful, they left the team with a 4-9 record. The majority of the team will return next year. PILOTS ARE ... SUPERSTARS” 59 Raymond Guess Joe Jackson Mark Rumfelt Jeff Wilkerson X. Hanford Roberson Wayne McCollum Ricky Saddler Paul Wright W X 9 The 1975-76 Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard this year in accomplishing runner-up” in the District Tournaments. We’re very proud of our cheerleaders. They have helped to cheer us on in victory and defeat. A hearty thank-you goes out to all of these girls for their hard work, along with the help of their sponsors. Sponsors: Mary O’Connor and Carol Lattus 61 Cathy Cole PILOTS ARE ... Shelia Williams Valerie Garrison Captain: Lisa Morrow Co-Captain: Jeanna Roberts Terry Robinson DY NO MITE!!! Jackie Hemphill Debbie O’Connor L to R: Marilyn Cole, Robbie Wade, Lonita Jackson, Lesa Workman, Debbie Holcombe, and Lisa Hall. 63 Miss Judy Kelso, Sponsor SALUTE TO ATHLETES To laugh often and much; To win the respect of intelligent people And the affection of children; To earn the appreciation of honest critics And the betrayal of false friends; To appreciate beauty, to find the best In others; to leave the world a bit better, Whether by a healthy child, a garden patch Or a redeemed social condition; To know even one life has breathed Easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded.” RALPH WALDO EMERSON itinTr We are as books without words useless ... empty ... And yet searching for something. Then we find it... PEOPLE! Some become special, the chosen few, who become a part of us. We call them friends. Friends are for sharing of lockers and lunches, but most of all, Experiences. Friends come in couples, groups and congregations. And when friends meet some- thing always happens, whether we’re planning, rejoicing or feeling defeat. But that’s what we’re here for—to learn to face the disappointments, and of course welcome the victories. And when we look at our lives, the past seems foolish, the present barely tolerable. But, the future holds the reality of all our hopes and dreams. 1976 SENIORS Lynda Alexander Debe Cartwright Teresa Craddock Betty Austin Charles Cheirs Mary Lisa Forsythe 67 1976 SENIORS Kathy Hill Faulkner Logan Glidewell Billy Jones Dennis Gibson Hilton Hickerson Regenia Jones Saddie Gilbert Bobby Hill Sherrie King 68 1976 SENIORS Connell Kinney Terry Lane Blane Malone Randy McClure Christy Lattus Angie Lawson Valerie McCauley Gerald Mamey Ronald Mayberry 69 1976 SENIORS Lisa Morrow Ronnie Parker Ricky Parnell John Lynn Newton Penny Parnell Tim Perry 1976 SENIORS Krystal Pierson Terry Robinson Frieda Simmons Larry Powell Alfred Shannon John Sowell 71 1976 SENIORS Glen Walker Debbera Swallows Jack Spencer Raymond Weatherly Doyle Thompson Sherry Welch Andy Swallows Sheila Townsend Marissa Whitsey 72 1976 SENIORS 73 Brent Williams Steve Williams Loretha Winters Shelia Williams Calvin Wilson Denise Wiseman Howard Wilson Rolinda Wiseman Ricky Wray SENIOR DIRECTORY LYNDA ALEXANDER Afro Studies 1-2; History Club 2; FFA 3-4; Band 3-4; officer in band 4; Miss FCH8 Contestant 3-4. BETTY AUSTIN FT A 1,3.4; ETA officer 1,4; Class officer 1; Pep Club 1-4; Band 1; Beta Club 2-4; Beta officer 3; Senior Hall of Fame; Salutatorian; Honor Graduate. JOE MACK BRUNSWICK FFA 1-2; Creed Contest Winner 1; FFA Green Hand Degree 1; Pep Club 1-4; VICA 3-4; Safety Council 3; Trainee Council 4; Who’s Who in American Vocational Schools 3; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite. LORI CARDWELL FTA 1-4; FTA officer 2; Pep Club 1-4; Miss FCHS Contestant 2; FBLA 3-4; Class President 3; FFA 4; Senior Favorite; Senior Hall of Fame. DEBE CARTWRIGHT Band 1-3; Pep Band 1; Kentucky Music Association of Ensembles and Duets 2-3; FH A 1-2; FHA officer 2; FH A Play 1; Pep Club 1-4; Pep Club officer 4; Captain of Cheerleaders 2; History Club 3; FBLA 3-4; FBLA officer 3; State FBLA Convention 3; 2nd place FBLA Poster Contest 3-4; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite; FTA Achievement Committee Chairman 4. CHARLES CHEJRS Football 1; Basketball 1; Afro Study 1; VICA 3-4; History Club 3; Safety Council 3-4; Trainee Council 4; First place talent in Leadership Conference 3; VICA third place in Leadership Conference. AL CHOATE Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Beta Club 2-4; Pep Club 2,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Math Club 4; Math Club officer 4; Class officer 4; Finalist DAR Award 4; American Private Enterprise Seminar 4. TERESA CRADDOCK Class President 1; Pep Club 1-4; FHA 1-2; FHA officer 2; FFA 3; FFA Community Chairman 3; FFA Greenhand 3. JOHN ELKS Pep Club 1-4; Upward Bound 2; Math Club 4. USA FORSYTHE FHA 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; FBLA 3-4; FTA 4; Miss FCHS Contestant 3-4; Senior Hall of Fame. DENNIS GIBSON Pep Club 1-2; Upward Bound 2; VICA 3-4; Presidential Classroom for Young Americans 3; Club Business Procedure Team 3-4; President VICA 4; Trainee Council Vice-Pres. 3; first place in electricity local competition 3; VICA first place District State 3; Participated in Nationals. SADDIE GILBERT FHA 1-2; FFA 3-4; Afro Studies 1; Pep Club 2- 4; Basketball 3-4; Upward Bound 3-4; Football Royalty 3. LOGAN GLIDEWELL FFA 1-4; Mr. Freshman; Basketball 1; VICA 3; Safety Council 3; Trainee Council President 3; Pep Club 4; Senior Favorite; Senior Hall of Fame. HILTON HICKERSON Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Class officer 1; Mr. Sophomore; Honorable Mention in Football 2,4; Mr. Junior; Mr. Senior, Senior Favorite; Senior Hall of Fame; Honor Graduate. BOBBY HILL Pep Club 1-4; FTA 1-4; FTA officer 4; Class officer 2-3; Parliamentary Procedure Workshop 3; FBLA 3-4; FBLA officer 4; Candidate FBLA Regional officer 3; FBLA first place business math 3-4; FBLA Regional Conference 3-4; FBLA first place spelling 4; FBLA third place Accounting 4; FBLA Smith Scholarship Recipient 4; FBLA second place Regional Spelling 4; FBLA State third place spelling 4; Delegate to FBLA National Conference, W'ashington, D.C. 4; Trainee Council 3-4; officer 3-4; Honorary Page to Kentucky House of Representatives 4; Senior Hall of Fame. BILLY JONES Football 1-2; FFA 1,2,4; VICA 3; Speech Class Play 4; Senior Favorite. REGINA JONES FHA 1-2; FHA officer 2; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 3; FFA 4. SHERRIE KING Miss Freshman; FHA 1-3; FHA officer 2-3; Regional Treas. 3; Class officer 2-4; Beta Club 2-3; Miss FCHS Contestant 1-3; Semi-Finalist 1-4; Miss Sophomore; Pep Club 3-4; FTA 1; FBLA officer 4; Trainee Council officer 4; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite. TERRY LANE Class officer 1; Greenhand award 2; FFA 2-3; Chapter Farmer Award 3; CHRISTY LATTUS FHA 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Band 2-3; Pep Band 3; FBLA 4; FFA 3-4; Greenhand Degree 3; FFA Committee Chairman 3-4; Chapter Farmer 4; Senior Favorite; Kentucky Music Association Ensembles and Duets 3; Outstanding Senior in Horticulture. ANGIE LAWSON FHA 1-2; Who’s Who 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Miss FCHS Contestant 1,2,4; FBLA officer 3-4; FFA 4; VICA Sweetheart 3; Cheerleader 3; Annual Staff 3; Banner Carrier 3; FBLA State Conference 3; Class officer 4; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite. BLANE MALONE Basketball 1; Football 1-3; Baseball 2-4; FFA 2; VICA 3-4. GERALD MARNEY Afro Studies 1; Basketball 1-4; FFA 2; VICA 3-4; Safety Scrapbook Winner 3; Second National Safety 3; Safety Chairman 4. RONALD MAYBERRY Afro Studies 1; VICA 3; Pep Club 4; FBLA 4; Computer Language 4; American Private Enterprise Seminar 4. MIKE MINTON FFA 2; VICA 3; Math Club President 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite. LISA MORROW FHA 1-3; officer 2-3; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Captain 4; Class officer 2; Beta Club 2-3; M iss FCHS Contestant 1,3,4; Miss Congeniality 4; Second Alternate 4; Trainee Council officer 3- 4; FBLA 3-4; FTA 4; Miss FBLA 4; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite. valarie McCauley Afro Studies 1; History Club 2; FFA 3-4; Greenhand Award 3; FFA Scholarship Chairman, Football Royalty 4; Majorette 3-4; Senior Band Representative. RANDY McCLURE VICA 3-4; Safety Council Officer; Carpentry Section Chairman. LOUDEAN McELROY FHA 1; Pep Club 1-4; Officer 4; FBLA 3-4; Officer 3. JOHN LYNN NEWTON Band 1; FFA 2,4; Soil Judging 4; Horsemanship 4; Safety Committee Chairman 4; VICA 3; Pep Club 1-4. BETTY PARKER FHA 1; Pep Club 1-3; Who’s Who 2; FBLA 3-4; FBLA Regional Convention. RONNIE PARKER VICA 3-4; Officer 3; Pep Club 1-4. PENNY PARNELL FTA 1-4; Officer 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Vice- President 4; Beta Club 2-4; Band 1-4; Officer 3; Stage Band 3; Pep Band 1-4; Majorette 1-4; Head Majorette 3-4; Kentucky Music Association of Ensembles and Duets 4; Football Homecoming Royalty 2; FBLA 3-4; Vice-President 4; State FBLA Convention 3; FBI A first place typist in Region 3; FBLA third place penmanship; FBLA first place Public Speaking 4; FBLA Second Place Shorthand II 4; (’lass Officer 3; Trainee Council 3-4; President 4; Band first Chair Drummer 4; Miss FCHS Contestant 4; Who’s ‘Who Among American Students in Vocational and Technical Schools 4; Who’s Who Among American Band Students 4; Annual Staff Assistant Editor 4; Senior Favorite; Honor Graduate; FTA Officer Workshop 1-2; FBLA Regional Conference 3-4; Honorary Page for Kentucky House of Representatives. RICKY PARNELL Football 1-4; Who’s Who 1,3; Band 1-3; Pep Club 2-4; FTA 2-4; VICA 3-4; Officer 3-4; President 4. TIM PERRY FFA 2; VICA 3-4; Officer 3; Vice-President 4; 74 SENIOR DIRECTORY Executive Council Chairman 4; VICA State President 4. KRYSTAL PIERSON FHA 1; Pep Club 1-3; FTA 2; History Club 3. LARRY POWELL Football 1,3,4; Pep Club 1-4; Basketball 1; Who’s Who 2; FFA 4; Community Service Chairman in FFA; Greenhand Degree; Class Vice-President 4; Honor Graduate. TERRY REEVES Football 1-4; Baseball 2-4; FTA 1-4; Officer 4; FBLA 3-4; President 4; FBLA Most Outstanding Member 3; FBLA State Leadership Conference 3-4; FBLA State Historian 4; 2nd Mr. FBLA in Region; FBLA 2nd place in State 4; FBLA National Leadership Conference 3-4. TIM ROBERTS Transferred from Lafayette Senior High; VICA 3; Math Club 4. TERRY ROBINSON FHA 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; FBLA officer 3-4; FFA 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. ALFRED SHANNON Transferred from Hazlewood High School; FFA 1,2,4; Officer 1,2,4; Creed Contest 2nd place 1; FFA Scrapbook at Murray Kentucky; Pep Club 3-4; FFA Week Chairman 4; Art Gub 3; 1st place drawing art fair 3. KATHY SHARP FHA 1-3; officer 2-3; Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1; Class officer 2-3; Beta Club 2-4; FBLA 3-4; FTA 4; Senior Favorite; Honor Graduate. FRIEDA SIMMONS FHA 1-2; Outstanding FHA Freshman; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 3; FFA 4; Annual Staff 4; Upward Bound 2-4; FHA Junior Degree 1. JOHN SOWELL FFA 1-4; Star Greenhand; Outstanding Senior in Ag.; Pep Club 1-4. JACK SPENCER FFA 2; Upward Bound 2-3; FFA Officer 2; Seed Identification Award 2; VICA 3-4; Skill Contest 1st and 2nd place Locally. DEBBERA SWALLOWS Transferred From Fulton City; FBLA 3; Pep Club 3-4; FFA 4; Senior Favorite. ANDY SWALLOWS Football 1; Basketball 1-2; VICA 3-4; Safety officer 3-4. SHEILA TOWNSEND Transferred from McNairy Central High School; Basketball 1,3,4; Pep Club 1-4; History Club 2-3; Band 3-4; Most Improved Band Member 3; Football Homecoming Royalty 3; FHA 1; FFA 4; Beta Club 4; Quad State 4; Band President 4; Student Band Conductor 4; Who’s Who Among American Band Students 4; Outstanding Senior Musician; Kentucky Music Association of Ensembles and Duets 4; American Private Enterprise Seminar 4; Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4; Honorary Page for Kentucky House of Representatives; First Chair Brass Section, Band. GLENN WALKER Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Afro Studies 1; FFA 2; Pep Club 2-3; History Club 3; VICA 3- 4; Honorable Mention in Football 4. RAYMOND WEATHERLY Pep Club 1-4; FFA 2-4; History Club 2-3; VICA 3-4; Poster Contest Winner, Vica 3-4; Welding Regional Competition 4; Second Place Winner S.A. Contest in County. SHERRIE WELCH FHA 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Stage Band 2- 3; First Chair Clarinet 3; Most Improved in Band 2; Kentucky Association of Ensembles and Duets 2-4; Who’s Who Among American Band Students 4; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 3; FBLA 3-4; Annual Staff, Assistant Class Editor 4. MARISSA WHITSEY Afro Studies 1; Class Representative 1; FHA 2; Pep Club 2-4; Football Homecoming Royalty 2; Outstanding FCHS Student 2; History Club 3; Basketball 3-4; FFA 4; Band Banner Carrier 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Favorite. BRENT WILLIAMS VICA 3-4; Pep Club 4. SHELIA WILLIAMS FHA 1; Pep Club 1-4; Varsity Cheerleader 4. STEVE WILLIAMS Basketball 1; VICA 3-4; Trainee Council 3. CALVIN WILSON Football 1; Afro Studies 1; Pep Club 2,4; History Club 3; Vica 3-4; 3rd Place Local Welding Contest 4. HOWARD WILSON Football 1-4; Who’s Who 1; Afro Studies 1-2; Pep Club 1,4; Officer 4; FFA 2,3,4; History Club 3; VICA 3; First Place Winner in District and Region 3; 3rd Place Winner in State, 3; Senior Hall of Fame. LORETHA WINTERS Afro Studies Club 1; FHA 2; Pep Club 2-4; Miss FCHS Contestant 3; Band 3-4; Officer 4; FFA 4. DENISE WISEMAN FHA 1; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 2-3; Beta Club 2,4; Pep Band 1-4; first clarinet, first chair 1-4; Most Improved Band Student 2; Stage Band 2-3; Band Representative 2; Kentucky Association of Ensembles and Duets 2,4; M iss FCHS Contestant 3-4; First Alternate 3; Semi-Finalist 4; FBLA 3-4; Band Vice-Pres. 3; Who’s Who Among American Band Students 4; Annual Staff, typist 4; Ad and Art Editor; Honor Graduate; Drum Majorette 4; Nominated DAR Citizenship award; American Private Enterprise Seminar. ROLINDA WISEMAN FHA 1; Pep Club 1-4; Beta Club 2-4; Officer 3; President 4; Class officer 2; Band 2-3; Most Improved Band Student 3; Kentucky Association of Ensembles and Duets 3; Miss Junior; Miss Senior; Annual Staff 3-4; Annual Editor 4; Senior Hall of Fame; Senior Favorite; DAR Citizenship Award 4; American Private Enterprise Seminar 4; Honor Graduate; Valedictorian. GINI MAULDIN Transferred. Civitan Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Class Representative 1-2; Driving Team 2; Gym. Team 2. 75 The senior class officers of 1976 have done a great job in organizing different activities during the year A thank-you goes out to them from the fellow classmates. They are as follows: President-A1 Choate ice-President-Larry Powell, Secretary-Sherrie King, Reporter-Lisa Morrow, Treasurer- Angie Lawson. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Steve Wendelboe Linda Wendelboe SENIOR HALL OF FAME 1. MOST AMBITIOUS BETTY AUSTIN AL CHOATE 2. MOST ATTRACTIVE AND MOST HANDSOME LORI CARDWELL TERRY REEVES 3. MOST COURTEOUS LISA FORSYTHE BOBBY HILL SENIOR HALL OF FAME 4. MOST CONGENIAL SHERRIE KING LOGAN GLIDEWELL 5. MOST DARING DEBE CARTWRIGHT LOUDEAN McELROY 6. BEST ALL AROUND LISA MORROW MIKE MINTON . SENIOR HALT, OF FAME MOST DEPENDABLE ROLINDA WISEMAN HILTON HICKERSON MOST UNPREDICTABLE ANGIE LAWSON MACK BRUNSWICK NOT SHOWN MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED RICKY WRAY HOWARD WILSON SENIOR FAVORITES SENIOR FAVORITES SENIOR FAVORITES GRADUATION '76’ Mr. Charles Terrett, principal, presented the class of 1976 to the Fulton County Board of Education, and recommended that diplomas be given. Denise Wiseman, a senior, presented a solo entitled, Climb Every Mountain” to the audience. Also as special entertainment, Gail Williams, a junior, sang Blowing In The Wind” with her own guitar accompaniment. 89 Debe Cartwright was awarded a plaque for perfect attendance during twelve years of school. GRADUATING CLASS OF 76 Rolinda Wiseman and A1 Choate each received trophies for outstanding proficiency in American History. Terry Reeves was named athlete of the year. A special thanks to our pianist, Mrs. Grace McNeill, and our usherettes and ushers: Fonda Kirk, Amita Terrell, Jeanna Roberts, Valerie Garrison, Elmer Caldwell, Joe Jackson, Ronny Adams, and Temmy Bennett. 90 Rolinda Wiseman-Valedictorian; Summa Cum Laude. She also received the DAR Citizenship Award. Betty Austin-Salutatorian; Summa Cum Laude. A1 Choate—Summa Cum Laude. A1 also received the Industrial Arts Four Year Award and the Craftsman’s Award. Alfred Shannon-Summa Cum Laude. Honor Graduates: Cum Laude are: Hilton Hickerson, Larry Powell, Penny Parnell, Denise Wiseman, Kathy Sharp, Lisa Morrow, and Regina Jones. � i I stand in solitude amidst an empty corridor, the moonlight penetrates the panes of glass and shines around me. As I begin to walk, I look at my familiar surroundings, I call to mind the seasons past. The clock on the wall is silent now; yet for four years it has guided my footsteps as an alarm that demanded a response, a voice that required obedience. I catch a glimpse of a tattered sign still hanging; one of the countless banners that our cheerleaders created. Now it is simply a forgotten relic of some ballgame. In a dark corner lies a discarded pen, victim of a thousand themes and essays; bearing the scars of deep thought; marred by the teeth marks of the nervous young essayist. Engraved on these desks somewhere are the memories of broken hearts. Here love has been discovered and lost; such as the growing pains of countless teenage lives. I turn about and retrace my footsteps. I ponder all the things in my heart and turn them over and over in my mind. Suddenly, I find myself standing where I had begun this sentimental journey. I take a last look at what has been part of me for so long. I exit through the large front door and as the door clicks shut I hear the echo of voices that I shall never hear again. I walk down the grey cement sidewalk leading away from these historic portals. I turn and look at the entirety of the outline pressed against a faintly lit sky, smiling proudly in knowing that I have been part of, and have just graduated from Fulton County High School. I bow my head; I weep. 76’ JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The prom this year was a great success with a great band, ’The Most Valuable Players, from Nashville, Tenn. We danced in style at the National Guard Armory in Hickman, AIN v ' STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN There’s a lady who sure all that Glitters is gold. And she’s buying a stairway to heaven. And when she gets there she knows If the stores are closed, With a word she can get what she came for. There’s a sign on the wall But she wants to be sure. Cause you know sometimes words have Two meanings. In a tree by the brook there’s a songbird Who sings sometimes. All of our thoughts are misgiven. There’s a feeling I get when I look To the west. And my spirit is crying for leaving. In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees. And the voices of those who stand looking. And it’s whispered that soon if we all call the tune. Then the piper will lead us to reason. And a new day will dawn for those Who stand long. And the forests will echo with laughter. And it makes me wonder. If there's a bustle in your hedgerow Don’t be alarmed now. It’s just a spring clean for the May-Queen. Yes there are two paths you can go by. But in the long run. There's still time to change the road your on. Your head is humming and it won’t go-in case you don’t know. The pipers calling you to join him Dear lady can you hear the wind blow. And did you know Your stairway lies on the whispering wind. Tryin’ To Get The Feeling' Get Up And Boogie” Show Me The Way” Misty Blue' Love Really Hurts Without You” Dream On” JUNIORS CLASS OF ’77 Steve Akers Temmy Bennett David Black Chuck Bloodworth Doug Bradley Joan Bridges Elmer Caldwell Ricky Cheirs Jackie Clark Joe Clark Alice Cobb Marla Coffey � � CLASS OF 77 Louisa Curlin Mark Darnall Rita Farmer Cindy Fields Carol Fleming Donald Fletcher Betty Franks Karen Fulcher Valerie Garrison Jeff Hamblem Kim Harrison Bryanna Helvey 99 CLASS OF 77 r Dennis Hill Britt Holly Marcia Howell Tim Hughes Frances Hunter Joe Jackson Doug Kilpatrick Teresa King Fonda Kirk Debbie Lackey Janie Liliker Scott Malone Zife'te the het the hit Clan 100 Debbie O’Connor Frankye O’Connor Shirley Poole Hanford Roberson I hi4 Marilyn Roberson Jeanna Roberts Mark Rum felt Sharon Sargent 77! 101 CLASS OF 77 Elizabeth Warren Jeff Wilkerson Gail Williams Tammy Williams Morrison Williamson Jeanne Wiseman Ronnie Workman Paul Wright AND CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS SENIORS OF 77 President—Ronny Adams, Vice-President—Fonda Kirk, Secretary-Kim Harrison, Treasurer-Marla Coffey, Reporter-Gail Williams. Mrs. Donna Stringfield Mr. Larry Lynch Mrs. Jen Ray Gearhart Mrs. Elizabeth Rice 104 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 78 Susan Adams Doug Akers Cheryl Atwill Belinda Barnett Jesse Bohannon Roy Bolton Sonia Brown Lt t to Felix Bruner John Buckner Becky Cagle Robin Cagle Barry Callison Doug Callison Evelyn Carr Jeff Clark James Cobb James Cook Patty Counts Starr Covey 106 CLASS OF 78 Dwight Cox David Curlin Gary Davis Rickie Duncan Annie Bell Dunlow Troy Eddington Roy Eddington Gwenda Ervin Debra Fitts Bobby Forsythe Bart Goodman Sandra Green Steve Grissom Raymond Guess Dorothy Harris Jim Harrison Lance Haywood Clifford Hickerson James Hobbs 10 7 CLASS OF 78 Glen Jones Sammy Jones David Kaufman Terry Kelly Vickie King Gary Kinney Mark Lockard Danny Manley Myra Marney Darryl Mansfield Stanley Mansfield Larry Miller Terry Moffitt Tim McClure Kathy McKelvey Lori McMinn Connie Holly David Hunter Pearlie Johnson 108 CLASS OF 78 Jean McMullin Dorothy Nicholson Julie Parker Debbie Powell Lynell Pritchard Tommy Ramsey Juanita Ray Anna Rhodes Judy Rice David Robinson Kathy Robinson Vickie Ross Marilyn Sansom Nancy Sansom Terry Seaton Joe Southard Mary Ann Smith Art Snyder Jeff Tarver 109 CLASS OF 78 Edye Taylor Debra Thomas David Thomas Frances Turner Cindy Vaught Gloria Vinson Robbie Wade Joe Wall Linda Weatherly Donna Westbrook Tammy Westbrook Glenn Whitlock Lori Williams Rick White Lesa Workman no MR. AND MISS SOPHOMORE SENIORS OF 78 CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS President—Art Snyder, Vice-President—Connie Holly, Secretary—Sonya Brown, Reporter-Dorothy Nicholson, Treasurer-Lesa Workman. Joel Barnett Gina Bennett Johnny Bridges Daniel Brogglin Gina Buckner Wayne Caldwell Kammy Calison Robert Carlton Phyllis Carroll Charles Choate Mark Clark Gail Cobb Marilyn Cole Mildred Cook Cheryl Cox Dana Cox 114 CLASS OF 79 Ralph Akers James Alexander Teresa Anderson Barbara Atwill CLASS OF 79 Darvell Holder Richard Holloway Tammie Hunter Janice Jackson Lonita Jackson Kathy Jeffress Bobby Johnson Agnes Kaufman Teresa Kelly Jackie Kinney Rose Kinney Charles Laster Mark Lattus Laura Lawson Tommy Logan Candy Lomax Randy Love Jim Luker Elizabeth Moore Thomas Moore 116 CLASS OF 79 Tonya Myers Wayne McCollum Wanda McKinney Willie McKinney Jeff McMullin Mike McClure Sherry Newcomb Micheal Newton Ricky Nicholson David O’Connor Laurie Parker Ricky Parker Ed Patey Keith Pearson Kevin Pierson Melody Pickett Sherry Powell Linda Rice Susan Rice Marcia Roberson 117 CLASS OF 79 Gilbert Rupert Donna Sledge Marnita Sledge Norman Sutton Tina Stotts Renea Shell Nina Tomlin Carmen Tucker Shirley Turner Maurice Udley Jerry Walton Delois Warren Lee Anna Watson Tina Welch David Williams Tony Williams Dianne Woodruff Linda Workman Sherri Workman Eddie Wray 118 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Pre.sident-David O’connor, Vice-President-Joel Barnett, Secretary-Gina Bennett, Treasurer-Kathy Jeffress, Reporter-Rose Kinney. Bobby Evans Margaret Reeves Richard Wilkerson Gladys Barnett 120 YEARBOOK STAFF: 1976 EDITOR: ROLINDA WISEMAN 121 CLASSES EDITOR: GAIL WILLIAMS ASSISTANT EDITOR: SHERRIE WELCH 122 SPORTS EDITOR: SHEILA TOWNSEND ASSISTANT EDITOR: MARISSA WHITSEY ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR: KIM HARRISON ASSISTANT EDITOR: FREIDA SIMMONS TYPIST AND ART EDITOR: DENISE WISEMAN YEARBOOK ADVISOR: MRS. EDIZABETH RICE PHOTOGRAPHER: MARK RUMFELT (Lb ±AjZ Acol Is qt a Ja tk, a. y wtM butOLOoty frul yCJofcy £A- tSZCXCLAx, UM- rnwc dul A Ad t oL, 'uMld- 2£lJurucfa Mji j? vxoam, daa u gA .1 AJu. JU iAoy?(Cy a aAajcLskls Ada jAm Oujft ij cu e£, Jiuzt tuis jzuzcA.,0-1 zui xlhJUL AJUjdcr nxxz iticUot'cbuajZ Aazul (Z Alv OyLO.cLjLa±UHLs. uA A fiit, AAaA, t u, Amma j uj c COxH. CLcb ZtxIcCjL -Gott - tAau fUcai, Oimi ujiaAhc all aA tcL cAxv oJok oua. OA Ajlol, OaH j jMCtcl OZcL xIAA kOjU; {jPZULto QAjL XZUC£jUL - '+ uAAi AazcAj2oL. 25 124 We’ve Been Serving Hickman for 117 Years THE HICKMAN COURIER LATTUS BRO. FOWLER’S GROCERY EQUIPMENT CO. Hwy. 94 Cayce, KY 838-6224 Hickman, KY 42050 236-3715 Success to the Seniors of 1976 CARBORUNDUM GRAPHITE PRODUCTS DIVISION Myron Cory Drive Hickman, KY 236-2512 We’ve got the Spirit of 76 We want the best of everything for the Seniors of 1976! STOKES OIL CO. Distributors of Phillips 66 Petroleum Products Hickman, Ky. phone 236-2568 Serving Your Community for 40 years KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU 132 COLE’S ELECTRIC FEDDERS Hickman, Ky. World’s largest selling air cond. Commercial wiring Compliments of PIERSON AUTO PARTS Hickman, Ky. phone 236-2310 NEWTON’S JEWLERY STORE Clinton Street Hickman, Ky. owner: Bill Newton TWO STATES CONCRETE PRODUCTS 621 Catlett Street Hickman, Ky. phone 236-2845 owner: Robert L. Johnston 133 Compliments of HICKMAN LUMBER CONCRETE CO. Hickman, Ky. Quality Dealers since 1912 phone 236-2705 Congratulations Seniors of 1976 DOBSON’S DEPT. STORE Hickman, Ky. FALKOFF’S DEPT. STORE Union City Tenn. JERRY’S WRECKER SERVICE phone 236-2995 Hickman, Ky. owner: Jerry Castleman H.A. LANZER PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY FURNITURE CALCULATORS TYPEWRITERS Union City, Tenn. phone 885-0651 Over 35 years in business new used guns wedding invitation our specialty Saluting the Seniors of 1976 E.W. JAMES SONS Hickman, Ky. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1976 You have the ability to go far; we are proud of you. HARRIS TRACTOR SERVICE ANDERSON’S SERVICE STATION Catlett Street Hickman, Ky. phone 236-2033 Highway 94 Hickman, Ky. phone 236-2360 owner: Gerald Harris owner: Howard Anderson Service for the people.” Diesel Service Atlas Goodyear tires, also batteries are available MELODY MUSIC Union City, Tenn. phone 885-3040 West Main extended T.V.-Stereo-Records BILL PETTY MOTORS Union City, Tenn. phone 901-885-2811 Buick Cadillac Pontiac Oldsmobile Congratulations to the Seniors of 1976 Compliments of WAL-MART Discount City BURNETTE TRACTOR COMPANY Fulton, Ky. phone 472-2501 Your John Deere dealer in Fulton Olympia Pizza Steak House Union City, Tenn. phone 885-3611 11:00 to 11:00 weeks days The best of luck to the Class of ’76 Hickman-Fulton Co.’s ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE CORPORATION P.O. Box 190 Hickman, Ky. Compliments of Compliments of DIMECO VARIETY STORE Fulton, Ky. HICKMAN CAFE Hickman, Ky. Goodluck to the Seniors of 1976 BROWN’S 66 SERVICE STATION Seniors of ’76 We wish you many happy years ahead! PRICE’S GROCERY Route 4 Fulton, Ky. Congradulations! Hickman, Ky. owners: William Sarah Price Phone 236-2104 139 The following merchants sponsored full pages in this yearbook. Hickman, Ky.: Chaney Funeral Home Davis Insurance Agency City Electronics Jackson XL Hardware Garrison Brothers Chevrolet Goalder and Goalder Insurance Rumfelt Drug Store Hickman Drug Co. Edward Clark Lewis Parnell Hickman Federal Savings and Loan The Pilot House Hickman Roofing and Insulation Hickman Water System Union City, Tenn.: The Youth Center Libby’s Obion County Motors Fulton, Ky.: Turner Dairies, Inc. Gift Barn and Bus Station These merchants sponsored half pages in this yearbook. Fulton, Ky.: Scates Tire Service Ross Furniture Evans Drug Co. Bay’s Family Shoe Store Hickman, Ky.: Curley’s 66 Service Station Union City, Tenn.: Reelfoot Shopping Center