Haleyville High School - Havala Yearbook (Haleyville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

i ' :.(L M t- ' L. I r nt.v.fe .tt.- ' ' ir ' - ' .fftJt. ' ' :-- r ' Ti ; m fagaT tttBji C DEDICATION C z 3 c FOREWORD J C FACULTY J C CLASSES 7 J FAVORITES C z 3 ORGANIZATIONS 3 C ATHLETICS Q__ ACTIVITIES ) C z 3 ADVERTISEMENTS J O ' ABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME XXIII 1964-65 DEDICATED TO . . MARTHA G. TAYLOR No student at Haleyville High School who has known Mrs. Martha Taylor can ever forget the person to whom we are dedicating the 1965 HAVALA. Her name has become synony- mous with the traditions of the school. Her unfaltering desire to assist, to encourage, and to guide the students at HHS has brightened the day of all around her. A devoted teacher, a wise counselor, and the person to whom many students turn for advice and encouragement - - the person who has put first above all things Haleyville High School and the students within it. The 1965 Havala Staff proudly and respectfully dedicates this yearbook to MRS. MARTHA G. TAYLOR - - whom we shall always remember as MISS BIOLOGY of HHS, TT FOREWORD As the daily routine of campus life moves forward, each stu- dent plans and sets his goals. He strives day by day to meet his ideals and soon finds him- self closer to graduation and the realization of his final objective. He realizes that the attainment of his major goals has been made possible through the emphasis upon daily goals such as lead- ership, scholarship, sportsmanship, and the development of per- sonality. Each of these has been gained through his classes, organiza- tions, and the many events which have thus prepared him for serv- ice to his community and to mankind. Realizing the importance of the mentioned goals they have been presented in the 1965 Havala so that they will receive their worth in future years. Li BOARD OF EDUCATION TELEPHONE 2621 DOUBLE SPRINGS, ALABAMA OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Dear Haleyville High Students: Wnere will you be and wliat will you be doing ten years from now? Twenty years? A foolish question? I ' iaybe. But the seeus of your future are being planted now amia. the myriaa of activities encompassing your ' dai ly life . yill yours oe the aimless life of fleeting years in search of a paradise of idleness. Or will yours be the carefully planned life J a goal in mindj and your current days fillea with study and preparation. This is a challenging and exciting time in whicn you live. Oppo ' rtunities for success surrounu yau at every turn. Seize them now! Open those aoors ! Aim your life! You are privileged to attend one of our nation ' s outstanding schools. ' Two national awards have bee?i conferred on the school as one of the nation ' s most beautiful and functional scnool plants. The opportunities for success are here. Resolve as never before to study carefully and conscientious ly , Fill your life with nard work, fnendsnipj honesty, and Ofwistian service. In that way, your life will be an aimed life one that is purposeful and worthwhile. tnc Doyce SJ Albright Superintendent OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ,J --BW HAletjvlllc HigK ScKool HA LEW I LLE. ALABAMA ■ «V «« •!?• rf ' ; - NE 466-3122 - -  n PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE I mold Itkt to comptmtnt thz Havala StaU, along wUk iti Spomofi, loK a job wall dona. May ijou aliAJay , continaa to kavz tivu same daqfize. oi pnA,d(L n youJi mnk a you. iacz th many tMlu that cm bz o e. you. Vou havtrmdz a coAziul i,zlzcUon oi the. mattUaU to oie In youK yzanbook. My lauh io you u, that you wlU a ay po44e44 thz ablUty to tlzct thz good and mUimhllQ, things to put Into youM Uiz. My hopz U that you mil not only be. ablz to duUnguUh bztiazan good and tkt l(i66 duAlmblz. bat that youwUX havz the. couAage. to ioUow through on thz tlvingi which you know to be o value, to you and the people oAound you. To the. GfiaduaUng Szntou, may I 6ay that I hope youK oi oclatlon mXh the, tiale.yvAJl.z Schools will maiiz U z mofm plza ant and mzaningiul ion. you. ton L. Rezd Vnincipal Halzyvillz SchooU ir MR. W. G. CAMPBELL, Principal Jr. High School MRS. JO TANKSLEY, Secretary MRS. LUCILE WEBB, Lunchroom Supervisor IT MR. GAEIRISON Custodian STAFF Lunchroom Staff - MRS. CREEL, MRS. WEBB, and MRS. BERRY FACULTY HENRY HO SKINS B. S. , University of Alabama II JAMES LAMARSH M.A., Peabody MISS SHIRLEY McGUFF B. S. , Howard - MRS. LAWSON McNUTT B. S. , Alabama College MRS. JOHN NORTHCUTT B. S. , Huntingdon MVPP JAMES E. PORTER B. S. , Jacksonville State MRS. IRENE H. ROCKHILL A.B. , M. A., Peabody MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH B. S. , Berry College MRS. MARTHA G. TAYLOR M.A., Alabama CoUege TT MRS. JOHN WOOD A. B. , Huntingdon College JOHN WILLIS B. S. , Florence State MRS. JOHN WILLIS B. S. , Florence State CLASSES 15 SENIOR CLASS OFnCERS: President. Gary Thomas; Vice-President, Ann Rutledge; Secretary, Don McNutt; and Treasurer, Pam Hyde. 16 DORIS BAKER DONNY BATES SHIRLEY BLANKENSHIP HAL BRADBERRY 17 BRENDA BUTLER BARBARA CAGLE FAYE CAGLE 18 PTT MARTHA CROWE BILLY CRUMPTON 19 RONALD CRUMPTON HORACE CUMMINGS ROBERT DILLARD BILLY DIXON LINDA DONALDSON SHERRI DOBBS 20 JIM DOWNING PAT EASTMAN SAMMY EUDY PAT FRANKS SANDRA FROST BOBBY GASKIN 21 BETTY GIBSON MICKY HILL JANE HILTON BETTY HOOD 22 A TOMMY ISRAEL BETTY JONES LINDA KIRKPATRICK DEWAYNE KNIGHT ANNA LAWLER 24 i BO CHARLOTTE LONG SHARON MAXWELL DOUGLAS MAYHALL 25 BILLY McKISSACK DON McNUTT EDSEL McNUTT JANICE MILES ELWYN MIZE PEGGY MONTGOMERY 26 DONNA RADFORD JOHN RUSSE LL ANN RUTLEDGE LYNDON SMITH I 28 A MARTHA TEDDER GARY THOMAS LINDA THOMAS 29 T? DONNA TURNER CASSIE WAKEFIELD WENDELL WAKEFIELD i FA YE WALLACE 30 JUDY WALKER JEANETTE WARD BETTY WATTS JEANNINE WEST GLENDA WILSON MELISSA WILSON 31 JAYONNE YOUNGBLOOD GEORGE WRIGHT PATSY WOOD ■ L i 9B ENIOR FAVORITES SUSIE CLEMENT HAL BRADBERRY. ■£ President, Wayne McNutt; Vice-President, Stanley Donaldson; Secretary, Sandra Snoddy; Treasurer, Phil Logan. JUNIORS 34 jr Baldy, Tommy Bales, Clendon Harnett, Janice Harnett, Vemon Batchelor, Mack Berry, Gary Berry, Patricia Bishop, Judy Blackwelder, Dana Burford, Howard Burleson, Charlotte Cagle, O ' Neal Caldwell, Violette Chancey, Ruth Clement, Dickie tT 4 Crumpton, Peggy Defoor, Mike Dollar, Billy Donaldson, Stanley Downing, Joe Duggar, Iteger Edwards, Billy Edwards, Janice Elliott, Jimmy Floyd, Roland Fbster, Edith Frazier, Robert Garrard, Sandy Glover, Rose Godsey, Jay oL Granade, Martha Green, Janie Green, Randy Hale, Nelda Hall, Connie Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Johnny Harris, Becky Henson, Ima Jean Hess, Terry Holdbrooks, Konnie Hood, Jimmy Hood, Lynda Hood, Shelby Jean Kirkpatrick, Terrell Knight, Greg Knox, Gloria Langston, Kenny League, Linda Loden, Mary Beth Logan, Phil Lyle, Steve Manasco, James Hunter Mayhall, James Mayhall, Sam McCoy, Douglas McCullar, Johnny McNutt, Wayne Morris, Jonathan Raper, Bobby Rhodes, Sandra Roberts, Leslie Robinson, Mary Lou Roby, Jimmy Slatton, Terry Smith, Barbara Snoddy, Sandra Southern, Becky Southern, Norma Jean Southern, Sheila Sutherland, Angle Sutherland, Boyce Taylor, Cheryl Teas, Steve Tedford, Eddy JUNIORS Townsend, Tammy Tucker, Gloria Wakefield, Marlon Walker, Jerry Watts, Judy West, James Williams, Janie Lou Wilson, Linda Wood, Sandra « 1 J i4. ' w_ JUNIOR FAVORITES j __ PATRICIA BERRY BILLY EDWARDS President, Haley Dobbs; Vice-President, Frank McNutt; Secretary, Linda Knight; Treasurer, Robin Hawkins. a SOPHOMORES 99 42 £.rriaivLiiikJ,bLdi ' iSt:jia Argo, Bob Armstrong, Bonnie Armstrong, Margaret Anderson, Brenda Baker, Dale Baker, Max Banks, Jeanette Bass, Jerry Batchlor, Lynn Batchlor, Victor Bates, Glenda Berry, Michael Bridges, Phyllis Brimer, Jerry Brimer, Terry Brimer, Wayne Brock, Donald Butler, Danny Cagle, Carylon Cagle, Sharon 43 -!f Caywood, Janet Carpenter, Donald Commeens, Stevie Cox, George Cox, Tommy Crumpton, Steve Dancer, Charlotte Dobbs, Haley Dobbs, Walker Dollar, Jimmy Early, Becky Edwards, Joan Elliott, Steve Frazier, Betty Fuller, Larry Garrard, Jerome Garrard. Vicki Gentle, Johnny Goddard, Dorma Godsey, Tommy itt Gravitt, Joan Green, Susan Grimes, Laverne Grimes, Mary Hale, Hilda Hale, Jimmy Haley, Connie Hall, Charles Hariing, Darlene Hall, Sandra Haskew, John Hawkins, Robin Holdbrooks, Danny Holdbrooks, Dennis Holdbrooks, Mickey Holdbrooks, Tommy Hood, Donny Hulsey, Linda Hyde, Chris Israel, Phyllis kkk 45 Jones, Frank Kelly. Ricky King, Raybum Knight, Dianne Knight, Linda Lawler, Hilda Logan, Carylon Lovelady, Annis Manasco, Carlos McKissack, Ray McMillan, Angle McNutt, Frank Miller, O ' neal Mitchell, Lyle; Jr. Morgan, Glenda Newton, Frank Nichols, Mike Pate, Wayne Pounders, Dianne Price, Carylon ( 46 A Posey, Susan Quillen, Janet Rasberry, Linda Reynolds, Phyllis Riddle, Nellie Jo Rockhill, Larry Southern, Norman Southern, Wayne Steel, Kay Taylor, Betty Taylor, Jerry Taylor. Pat Teal, Joe Tedford, Gracie Thomas, Mary Thrasher, Paulette Veal, Myra Walker, Carylon Warren, Gary Whitt, Kay 47 TV Williams, Felecia Williams, Martha Wilson, Roger Wood, Linda SOPHOMORES i SOPHOM FAVORITE FELICIA WILLIAMS HALEY DOBBS Resident, Jo Ann Hughes; Vice-President, Carol Fortenberry; Secretary, Coye Garrison; and Treasurer, Sandra Wood FRESHMAN Barber, Beth Barnett, Wanda Bass, Joan Batchelor, Connie Batchelor, Susan Berry, Mitchell Bradford, Danny Brock, Johnny Cagle, Audie Collier, Steven Com ens, Lewis Comens, Mike Crowson, Terry Crumpton, Mary Davis, Roger Domaldson, Roger Doss, Linda Elliot, Jennie Sue Emmerson, Ruth Farris, Junior Finely, Tim Fortenberry, Carol Fredrick, Mrya Fuller, Johnny 51 T ▲ 1 Garrison, Coye Gaskin, Judy Gravitt, Dianne Green, Becky Green, Cois Gross, Barry Haley, Kathy Harrison, Gaynell Henson, Alice Hagan, Kay Hogan, Judy Hogan, Pat Hulsey, Greg Holt, Sandra Howard, David Howell, Ricky Hughes, Jo Ann Hyde, Mike Jackson, Dale Jones, Joann Kennedy, Betty King, Bucky Kizzire, Linda Lewis, Kenneth 52 TT Lolly, Dexter Lyle, Dianne Maddox, Janet Marshall, Linda Marshall, Shirley Masdon, Mike Miller, La Wanda Morgan, Christeen Nolan, Tim O ' Kelly, Charles Knkard, Gary Reece, Shirley Self, Brenda Southern, William Spalding, Benny Spires, Linda Sutherland, Glynda Tidwell, Barbara Tirey, Leisa Turner, Annie Jo Waldrop, Rickey Walker, Phyllis Ward, Joyce Weaver, Lynda Gayle T ii ill 4 m Willis, Jackie Wilson, Wesley Wood, Sandra Weaver, Wayne Welch, Roy West, Jimmy Whalen, Judy T7 iptai I N, ESHMAN FAl RlfES SUSAN BATCHELOR MIKE COMENS State of Alabama governor ' s office MONTGOMERY George C.Wallace governor April 20, 1965 Havala Staff Haleyville High School Haleyville, Alabama Dear Havala Staff: Under separate cover we are returning to you the pictures of the young women and young men sent to us to select the most beautiful girl and most handsome boy in Haleyville High School, This was a very difficult task for each one of this group could well have been chosen for this honor. The ones we selected are excellent representatives of a school with many fine looking young men and women. It is inspiring to us to know that Haleyville High School and the other high schools in our state have students, such as these, who can compare with any in the nation in character, ability, and appearance. We have many difficult choices to make as Governor and First Lady but the selection of Haleyville High School ' s most beautiful girl and most handsome boy was one of our hardest. We congratulate all of those whose pictures were sent to us for having been chosen as can- didates for this honor. Our best wishes to you, the principal, the faculty, and the students of Haleyville High School. With kind personal regards. Sincerely yours. Governor and Mrs. George G, Wallace GCW:ah 56 ■ ■wm v , „ „ jf r r ¥ ' « -IP r i MR. HAVALA. DON McNUTT PKS« MISS HAVALA LEASSIA HOWELL CAROL FORTENBERRY MIKE NICHOLS 2nd PLACE 3rd PLACE VICKIE GARRARD WALKER DOBBS 60 TT K CHARLOTTE LONG HAL BRADBERRY STEVE LYLE 61 JOANN HUGHES BARRY GROSS 63 MR. AND MISS H.H.S. MISS ANN RUTLEDGE MR. JIMMY ROB 64 Chosen for one of the highest honors at Haleyville High School this year are Mr. Jimmy Roby and Miss Ann Rutledge, who will reign as Mr. and Miss H, H. S. for 1964 and ' 65. Jimmy and Ann were chosen for this honor because of their popularity, friendliness, beauty, dependability and overall charming personality. Speaking for the entire stu- dent body, the Havala Staff feels that Jimmy and Ann well deserve this honor. 65 I MISS LEASSIA HOWELL MR. BRUCE STULTS % ! 66 Chosen for the honor of Mr. and Miss Congeniality for 1964-65 are Mr. Bruce Stults and Miss Leassia Howell. Bruce is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Stults, a member of the 1964-65 Lions Football team, F. F. A. , and various other school organizations. Leassie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Howell, Drum Majorette, mem- ber of D. O. Club, Church of Christ, and an outstanding person all around. Both Bruce and Leassie are well thought of and loved by both faculty and students at Haleyville High. We, the Havala Staff, wish to express our own Congratulations to them and wish them much success in life. WHO ' S WHO SELECTED BY . . . FRIENDLIEST Betty Gibson and James Postell WITTIEST Freda King and Gary Thomas MOST VERSATILE Charlotte Long and Don McNutt k BEST NATURED Judy Huffman and Dalton Carpenter CUTEST Barbara Cagle and Elwyn Mize THE STUDENT BODY MOST TALENTED Micky Hill and Anna Lawler MOST POPULAR Frank McNutt and Sharon Howell BEST ALL-AROUND Denny Bates and Peggy Brock MOST ATHLETIC Pam Hyde and Jim Downin; NEATEST Jonathan Morris and Donna Radford BEST LEADERS Tommy Israel and Betty Gibson MOST DEPENDABLE Leslie Roberts and Cassie Wakefield WHO ' S WHO AS SELECTED BY FACULTY MOST STUDIOUS Roger Duggar and Patsy Wood SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dalton Carpenter and Peggy Brock ORGANIZATIONS HAVALA STAFF SEATED, L. to R. : Connie Hall, Tammy Townsend, Sandra Rhodes, Janie Green, and Susan Green. STANDING, L. to R. : Linda Kirkpatrick, Linda Donaldson, Dennis Norris, Gary Thomas, Becky Harris, and Janet Quillen. 72 j2 K w iTi.,j,.,j..i;nsiiij..:A%jjfj.it  i ia«j, --— — ■ -.....t-— n.ML.im.i«,i,a— ■ d caaiii iMaii. :L. ii . rjuttM KNEELING. L. to R. : Linda League, Faye Cagle, Edith Foster, Donna Turner, Linda Kirkpatrick, Betty Gibson. Mary Lou Robinson, Janie Green. Bren da Butler, and Linda Thomas. SEATED, L. to R. : Rose Glover, Billie Dollar, San- dra Snoddy. Peggy Brock. Patsy Wood. Miss McGuff, Faye Wallace, Barbara Cagle. Jayonn Youngblood, Diarnie Bur- gess. Melissa Wilson, and Ann Rutledge. STANDING, L. to R. : Ruth Chancey, Doris Baker. Charlotte Long, Linda Donaldson. Lesley Roberts. James H. Manasco, Dalton Carpenter, Wayne Johnson. Gary Morphew. Douglas McCoy. Roger Duggar. Douglas Mayhall. Jimmy Roby. Pam Hyde. Susie Clement, Patricia Berry, and Cassie Wakefield. 73 f F. H. A. OFFICERS, SEATED, L. to R. : Susan Green, Patsy Wood, Linda Kirkpatrick, Sandra King, Janie Green, Brenda Butler, and Donna Turner. STANDING, L. to R. : Betty Gibson, Mrs. Douglas Lakeman, and Becky Harris. KNEELING, L. to R. : Janice Miles, Linda Wood, Linda Raspberry, Brenda Anderson, Darlene Harling, Lynn Batchel- or, and Betty Jones. SEATED, L. to R. : Betty Gibson, Susan Green, Patsy Wood, Linda Kirkpatrick, Sandra King, Janie Green, Brenda Butler, Donna Turner, and Becky Harris. STANDING, L. to R. : Cassie Wakefield, Rita Barron, Carolyn Logan, Billie Dollar, Jimmie Dollar, Martha Williams, Dianne Pounders, Linda Knight, Judy Watts, Becky Southern, and Julia Hamby. 74 • ■ • ' ■HiBmWjaiF JibMUu. ; jmmm«iflt gn:aasBMffi.i;.v.:..- ■ F. F. A. L. to R. : Frank Newton, Victor Batchelor, James Postell, Eddie Tedford, Tommy Tumer. Quinton Dollar, Sponsor, and Hal Bradberry. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE SEATED, L. toR. : Larry West, Stephen Collier, Jerry Bass, Steve Crumpton, Frank Newton, Victor Batchelor , James Postell, Hal Bradberry, Eddie Tedford, Tommy Tumer, Danny Butler, Donny Hood, Garry Warren, Michel Berry. STANDING, L. to R. : Jimmy Hale. Terrell Kirkpatrick, Dewayne Knight, Lyndon Smith, Douglas Mayhall, Clipper Green, Oneal Cagle, Stanley Donaldson, Johnny Gentile, Steve Teas, Quinton Dollar, Ricky Kelley, Frank Jones, Roger Wilson, Edsel McNutt, Jack Vickery. Charles Hall, and Terry Hess. 75 F. T. A. SEATED, L. to R. : Faye Wallace, Ann Rutledge, and Barbara Cagle. STANDING, L. to R. : Martha Tedder, Donna Turner, Brenda Butler, Mary Lou Robinson. SEATED, L. to R. : Jennie Sue Elliott, Cassie Wakefield, Rose Glover, Tammy Townsend, Margaret Armstrong. STANDING, L. to R. : Nellie Jo Riddle, Mary Crumpton, Janet Caywood, Miss Bailey, Joann Jones, Linda Hulsey, Julia Hamby, Brenda Self, Gaynell Harrison, and Judy Gaskin. 77 3Z w 64TT95 H CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR L. to R. : Coach Gerald Jack, Sponsor; Jim Downing, Secretary ; James T. Long, Vice-President; Donnie Bates, Pres- ident; and Elwyn Mize, Treasurer. 78 ..j.  -..i.-.. .1- ..■:,...-:-■■, -y.- Sm 4 1 ROAR LIONS KNEELING, L. to R. : Jerry Taylor, Mick Nichols. Tommy Baldy. Hal Bradberry, Tommy Godsey, Greg Knight, Steve Elliott, Billy Edwards, Lesley Roberts, James Postell, Ronald Crumpton, and Bruce Stults. STANDING, L. tc R. : Robert Dillard, Connie Hall, Peggy Crumpton, Susan Green, Charlotte Long, Vicki Garrard, Jo Ann Hughes, Becky Southern, Rita Barron. Pam Hyde, Kathy Haley, Robin Hawkins, Sheliah Southern, Gracie Tedford. Phyllis Israel, Janie Green, and Becky Green. TOP ROW. L. to R. : Robert Frazier, Joe Downing, Terry Slatton, Bobby Raper, Tommy Israel, Dickie Clement, Stanley Donaldson, Kenny Langston, Oneal Cagle, Randy Green, Chris Hyde, Larry Rockhill, Wayne McNutt. James H. Manasco. Elwyn Mize. Mike Defoor. Phil Logan, Jimmy Roby, Walker Dobbs, and Jonathan Morris. H.H.S. 79 s c I E N C E OFHCERS L. to R. : Peggy Brock, Wayne Johnson, and Linda Kirkpatrick. CLUB The Science Club is a worthwhile organization of Haley ville students who are in- terested in science. The Science Club is sponsored by Mrs. Martha G. Taylor and is under the capable leadership of Wayne Johnson, serving in the office of President. The Science Club ' s chief goals are the emphasizing of science in today ' s youth and the mak- ing of tomorrow ' s scientists. ' - ' rs- tm V. I. E. CLUB SEATED, L. to R. : Doris Baker, Dalton Carpenter, and Brenda Butler. STANDING, L. to R. : Freda King, Marlon Wakefield, and Linda Kirk- patrick. SEATED, L. to R. : Peggy Montgomery, Linda Thomas, Doris Baker. Mary Lou Robinson, Jane Hilton, Martha Ted- der, Ronald Crumpton. Freda King, and Linda Kirkpatrick. STANDING, L. to R. : Sara Nelson, Brenda Butler, Wen- dell Wakefield, Horace Taylor, Horace Cummings, Jay Godsey. Meldon Parson, Bobby Raper, Mr. James Porter, Sammy Eudy, Dale Baker, Linda Donaldson, Dalton Carpenter, Marlon Wakefield, and Danny Lovelady. 81 ' H STUDENT COUNCIL L. to R. : Mike Nichols, Janet Quillen, Henry Hoskins, and Jimmy Roby. 82 The student council is the head of all activities at H. H. S. , co- operatively and with integrity governing over all clubs and student body. The entire council has done an excellent job of representing the individual student and voicing their opinion of the operation of school in everything they try to accomplish. mk f ! ' 1 a  [l tM M 1 if « - n ■- . SEATED, L. to R. : Becky Green. Judy Whalen, Janet Quillen, Jimmy Roby, Mike Nichols, Linda Kirkpatrick. and Brenda Anderson. STANDING. L. to R. : Ann Rutledge, Dale Jackson, Lesley Roberts, Roger Duggar. Henry Hoskins. Sponsor, Larry Rockhill, Steve EUiott, Jonathan Morris, and Betty Gibson. 83 SEATED, Left to Right: Michele Drake, Kay Whitt, Sheliah Hill, Lee Dobbs, and Sharon Howell. SECOND ROW: Kathy Smith, Janice Cravin, Doyce Berry, Linda Knight, Jo Ann Hughes, Raymond Urig, Van Knight, Clent Bag- gett, and Boyce Southern. STANDING: Lyle Davis Mitchell, Vicky Vann, Ann Jones, Sylvia Gods ey, Teresa Batchelor, Kathy Reeves, Mike Masdon, and Jan Gaskin. 84 mk SEATED, Left to Right: Susan Posey, Betty Gibson, Angie McMillan, Nancy Hayes, Sandra Snoddy, and Donna Turn- er. SECOND ROW: Johnny Brock, Wayne Johnson, Chester Barber, Roger Eastman, Ann Rutledge, Sherry Dobbs, Steve Southern, and Peggy Brock. STANDING: Melissa Wilson, Carol Reeves, Phyllis Reynolds, Carol Fortenberry, Dana Blackwelder, Dewayne McNutt, Steve Forman, and Scott Finley. 85 Melissa Wilson 1964-65 Ann Rutledge DRUM MAJORETTE Leassia Howell 86 i H . i«... .:tv,ji - ' .rzTznniniE ' ixzk ■ A 1 5 MAJORETTES W Linda Knight Susan Posey HEAD MAJORETTE Jeannine West Angle McMillan fi 87 Hey, Rita, can I come yell with y ' all??? Smile, Gracie, you ' re on Gary ' s camera Hey, Coach, the men are on the other side! ! ! Phyllis, he ' s sitting on the third row from the top. w? ■ ■s — ■■■ ■■£ fi!li! ii!ii!! iBBiiiPS., n, « r:.:;a?iB ' 18 I iBiillBa BsietH ii iiiei raSBiasa B_.;Br laaBk jiSnaaaaaBk ' iffiijaiiii i ■■fi ' BaiaigB _ . . g| BBS BMk iilill 9 S di!l.!iiggSg8||gSJ eiaBBBasffiBBS ' BiaSiaaiaaaikr- J9BaaiBiBBQKQli liaSigaaaaBBk aaaBBaii!!BBl|ii|| . a a a ' B r ' -m — !Mi aaaaBataQiBii!iBBaBaaaB8 ■ BBiaSiiigilll i B  ffi ) « MR m s «  e B r BaaaBQBBBi BBBliB — BWS IBBaaBBBk raaak r sagBBBt . BHKSlBBak jmi. aaaaaai - Mnir aaBBBBBk aaaiisiBr BBBBBB mwr aaaBBBk. BBBBQtastk w 1964 ROA 1 FRONT BOVl, L. to R. : Mike Nichols, Jimmy Roby, Tommy Baldy. Billy Edwards, Greg Knight, Ronald Grumpton, Bruce Stults, Larry Rockhill, Jonathan Morris. SECOND ROW: Billy Crump- ton, Elwyn Mize, Steve Elliott, Walker Dobbs, James Taylor Long, Hal Bradberry, Wayne Mc- Nutt, Jerry Taylor, Leslie Roberts. THIRD ROW: Coach Gerald Jack, Robert Dillard, James 90 RING LIONS Hunter Manasco. Oneal Cagle. Chris Hyde, Kenny Langston, Randy Green. Mike Defoor, Phil Logan, James Postell. Coach John Willis. FOURTH ROW: Dickie Clement, John Russell! Johnny Hall, Joe Downing. Robert Frazier, Jim Downing, Billy Dixon. Ricky Kelly, Tommy Israel, Denny Bates. i. 91 m DONNY BATES BILLY CRUMPTON r . ' IS samp HAL BRADBERRY SENIOR RONALD CRUMPTON ROBERT DILLARD ' . JLU? ! t 1 BILLY DDCON JIM DOWNING TOMMY ISRAEL R LIONS JAMES T. LONG ELWYN MIZE w JAMES POSTELL BRUCE STULTS JOHN RUSSELL 66, ROAR JUNIORS TOMMY BALDY DICKIE CLEMENT 94 M LESLIE ROBERTS R LIONS WAYNE McNUTT BILLY EDWARDS w JERRY TAYLOR Visitors Home Etowah County 9 6 Hamilton 6 25 Scottsboro 7 19 Russellville 7 Moulton 7 13 Cherokee 20 20 W infield 7 19 Fayette 7 13 Muscle Shoals 7 13 Deshler 7 12 84 140 Assistant Coach, JOHN WILLIS 1 1 QUEEN EMENT 99 H.H.S. PEGGY CRUMPTON PAM HYDE SHELIAH SOUTHERN Head, RITA KAY BARRON I CHEERLEADERS BECKY SOUTHERN Co-Head, CHARLOTTE LONG PHYLLIS ISRAEL VICKI GARRARD ■ B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Jo Ann Hughes, Connie Hall, Janie Green, Susan Green. Gracie Tedford. STANDING: Kathy Haley, Robin Hawkins, and Becky Green. 102 ..st.:t ' .i,;mmiint ?,i, i JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL .r■ y. A ' j p m ' . m m JrV BASKETBALL RONALD CRUMPTON BILLY DIXON LETTERMEN VARSITY B-TEAM BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL W i 1 BASKETBALL QUEEN MISS ANN RUTLEDGE Ti ACTIVITIES -LIONS IN ACTION- 109 M ' H 1 iW K H r 4I H v i- S b ' I Br ' ' Pi k v ' i il S —  - J 1 • . iidi jM V V. € mLMM n r 2 b 1 r- ' - « LIONS vs. MOULTON ions Blocking for Ronald Crumpton LIONS VS. SCOTTSBORO Israel goes in for six ! Donny Bates on the receiving end. LIONS VS. FAYETTE Look at all those TIGERS on the ground! ! Cl r DM£ SRDIE HQWKINS Would the real Sadie Hawkins Please Stand Up??? James Bond at Sadie Hawkins Day??? Shut up, or I ' ll shoot you and give you some home- work! Bruce Stluts wins the greased pig contest. 13 INTER- SQUAD REDS 19 GAME WHITES 12 114 The FHA Degree Candidates served the teachers at an Around the World tea. The new Beta members were initiated. The Future Teachers take over for one day. 15 - mrnmKgmm.wmMvnmmnrfr w SENIOR PLAY . . . Betty Gibson and Ann Rutledge Cassie Wakefield and Dennis Norris Read me what you ' ve got, Berndine! I don ' t like it, Louie, I don ' t like it! CCTT ? IT ' S GREAT The ones who made it possible. Mrs. Irene Rockhill, Mr, James Porter, and Miss Shirley McGuff Abra, Kadabra, Meatballs and Spaghetti ! ! ! ' James T. Long and Gary Thomas ' Hi, I ' m the new maid ! ! Hi ! Freda King wm . . . GREAT SUCCESS Jeannine West Wayne Johnson and Rita Kay Barron Why, I was just telling Frank last night--! ' Oh, Janet, little wife. Yes, John? ' T TO BE CRAZY OOOOOH, I ' m charmed, Mr. Malory!!! ' Gary Morphew and Linda Donaldson Connie. . . Yes, Grover. . . Connie. . . Yes, Grover. . Tommy Israel and Peggy Brock I ' m Clara Smith, a POLICEWOMAN! !! ' Brenda Butler ARABIAN JR.-SR. NIGHTS PROM I HAVALA CONTESTANTS WASHINGTON NEW YORK . . . And Away We Gooooooooooo ! ! ! ' Mrs. Rockhill, quit giving the conductor a hard time . . . 120 There is always a smart one in every crowd HiHiMH ■ywyr-s ' K M wiwiiwwwii ' H ' i!i« .T iwwwiwr . . . HERE WE COME . . Scotty and Leonard George Washington sure did have good posture Betty cried when we had to leave Washington ! ! ! Wayne is ready to hit the big city ! ! ! 121 WIKim ' IlllUliUMI : KL Typical Seniors in China Town B6y, that is as big as Delmar Tower ! The Senior Class of 1965 will never forget: the seniors we almost left . . . Micky Hill ' s mop-up . . . Mr. Porter ' s chicken legs ... all the sleep we got . . . Donny ' s shaving cream . . . our first look at Washington . . . Scotty and Leonard . . . climb- ing the Washington Monument (both ways) . . . the little ice cream man . . . our gold pieces . . . our wonderful chaperones . . . Mr. Moore . . . the nightclubs . . . Elwyn ' s sleepwalk . . . Susie ' s and Peggy ' s shoes . . . Radio City Music Hall . . . Greenwich Village . . . the New York World ' s Fair . . . our portrait paintings . . . the cab driver ' s driving . . . the ' bug ' on the cruise . . . the crying in the station . . . the train ride home . , . and the wonderful experience of being a part of a great Sen- ior Trip ! ! ! Wf HALEYVILLE SENIORS IN WASHINGTON! Washington ' s Mount Vernon Estate Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God. SENIOR CLASS 1964-1965 n ■h . ..—ftp ..ww l K 1- M 4 TTT ■ ■ ■ i ' lf A: . . ' W y r, i 7r 3 A 9 wm T DOBBS LUMBER COMPANY Haleyville, Alabama COCKREL-WEST FORD MOTOR COMPANY Haleyville, Alabama RUSSEL ' S DAIRY FREEZE Haleyville, Alabama 126 GENE WOOD ' S GLASS AND BODY SHOP Haleyville, Alabamia Mirrors and Glass Cut and Installed Auto Glass and Windshields MOTOR PARTS OF HALEYVILLE, INC. A One Stop Source of Supply for All Your Automotive Needs Phone 486-3141 aUiOMir . 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