Headland High School - La Resume Yearbook (Headland, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

La Resume Headland High School Volume 22 Headland, Alabama ------------------------ Table of Contents Opening Thoughts...........................4 Activities................................30 Organizations.............................62 Feature...................................78 People....................................98 Advertisements...........................144 Epilogue.................................184 - ---------------------------■-------------- It was the best of times... The times? You know we had some times! Everything was exciting, everything was so much fun! Be it a football game, basketball game, dance, party, or just being together, we always made it special. We always had each other to laugh with, party with, and love. You have to make the good times yourself - take the little times and make them into big times. The times? Oh, we had some times! It was the worst of times. . . Now, pause to take a deeper look, but at a slower pace this time. Remember here the gent- ler moments, thrills and spills, heartache and sorrow. Many things in life seem so unfair. It makes us ask why,” and it's easy to become bitter. Then we realize there are things in life that we as youth have not yet learned to accept. But it's nice sometimes to open up the heart a little and let some hurt come in. It proves we're still alive. 6 It was the age of wisdom. . . Thank goodness for people who dare to make risks, for it is at their expense that we learn. It's only when we pause to wonder that we go beyond the limits of our little lives.” It the age of foolishness • • • Ah! Remember when we could just lose ourselves for a few moments and simply be whatever our spirit demanded. Not every- thing we did needed an explana- tion ! No, not a one of our silly, frivolous, inational adventures. Our follies were the result of act- ing on impulse . . . And we wouldn't trade them for any- thing! 10 the season of light. . This was a time of gaiety, mer- riment, and liveliness, as seen through the clear, fresh eyes of our youth. Our optimism was carried over into everything that touched our lives. The lighth- earted atmosphere in these brick walls set a mood of high spirits and bright days. Yes, this was a season for devotion, enchant- ment, infatution, yearning, and tender passion. the season of darkness No, not all of oui days were light. At times it seemed the darkness would obliterate the light forever. We could sense the settled peace-like silence as darkness shrouded our world. Bit- terness, discontent, misery, heartache, and woe walked the halls with us and threatened us with chronic cases of the blues. Oh, they were dark days, indeed! ■ b ft C V QUvp b ♦LA SMITH INSURANCE It the epoch of belief. . . This was a time for belief in our fellow students. We became as one, taking for granted our unity - searching, wishing, praying, understanding - and never doub- ting our ability to make the world a better place. 18 It was the epoch of incredulity. . . One sweep from the hand of Fate and our world was shattered. Such a blow to the calm, sheltered life of the residents of Headland usurped our security and bade us bend our knees to God in thanks for the sparing of our lives in the tornado of December 29,1973. It was the spring of hope. . . Along with spring came that ever-flowing surge of hope and untried faith which accompanies the season. For an exchange student like Cassio Crespo (left), a hope came true when he left Brazil to attend Headland High on an exchange program. To an underclassman, hope and a dream are one and the same. But to a senior, hope is . . . everything. 21 It was the winter of despair We've seen so many winters come and watched so many old years go and held so many hands . . . we never really got to know ...” 23 25 26 We had nothing before us. . rs $ Sometimes we actually felt there was nothing in the world except for these brick walls, and our only possession was a schedule and a locker. How wrong we were! If only we would take the time to stop and consider the countless possibilities of our future, we would STOP saying, Listen, I am what I am, and START saying, Listen, lam going to BE!! In short, the period was. . . 28 61 , juasajd am ayji ACTIVITIES Pam Flowers Crowned 32 1st Alternate Zelda Hardy Pam Flowers was crowned Miss Headland on August 23, 1973, after several weeks of preparation. For Pam, a begin- ning - for the other 11 contest- ants , the end of a memorable experience. LITTLE MISS HEADLAND is Kim Whatley. The five finalists are La Wanda Jones, Kathy Bonds, Jana Shelley, Krista Shelley, and Kim Whatley, center. Miss Headland 2nd Alternate Pam Flowers Karen Shelley Miss Headland 1974 The contestants were: (left to right) Kay Shelley, Donna Stephens, Sandra Bayne, Toni Lindsey, Karen Shel ley, Zelda Hardy, Shelia Sowell, Joan Brogden, Penny Walden, Rene Carter, Julie Cates and Pam Flowers Sandra Bayne (left), because of her bubbly personality and many other sundrie qualities, was voted '' Miss Congeniality.' ’ The National Peanut A week of frenzied excite- ment, The Fair, Miss Head- land crowned as Miss National Peanut Festival, Looking Glass, Cornelia Wallace, Miss Teenage America, Miss World, Hang in there Henry, cotton candy, mile long parade, The Queen of Hearts, Pig Scram- ble, Beef Show, and . . . As usual, all aspects met up to our anticipations, and all the qualities and nostalgia that make the Peanut Festival worth remembering - and the 1973 one will remain in our memory, at least until 1974!! 34 Festival 35 „P™IP™H HUMdfl puetS,, 37 Marching Cavaliers Echo 38 School Spirit During Games RIGHT: Mr. Kenneth Bynum, Director. Alligator, Alliga- tor, tan, tan, tart - Who in the heck do you think we are?? We're not mean and we're not tough, we play music!! The Blue Cavaliers under the field direction of Karen Shelley, left, truly lived up to their slogan!! GO BAND! ! ! Majorettes One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight - a majorette's vocabu- lary. With the wisdom of head majorette Lynne Phillips, the major- ettes proved how good they could be. It takes a lot of hard work and practice in order to make a good majorette, and as anyone can see, that is exactly what we have!!! 40 Color and Honor Guard The H. H. S. band acquired a unique addition in 1973, the color and honor guard. Through many weeks of difficult and pain-taking practice, they became well respected and admired. Color guard captain is Lisa Kirkland. Honor guard cap- tain is Jane Bowen. 41 Football 1973 LEFT TO RIGHT: (1st row) R. Feggins, J. Nelson, G. Norton, R. Nelson, T. Pierce, C. Johnson, T. Smith, M. Roberts, W. Tullis, L. Nelson, (2nd row) W. Walker, G. Gulledge, L. Reynolds, D. Medley, J. Shaw, L. Thompson, R. Thompson, P. Shelley, J. Biggums, W. Griggs, (3rd row) F. Brannon A. Bond. M. Jackson, H. Grimsley, L. Armstrong, M. McNeal, S. Vinson, M. Masters, J. Tullis, S. Williams, (4th row) SENIORS: D. Gray, S. Register, T. Knowles, M. Morriss, J. Grimsley, R. Wymes, F. Oates, D. Watson HEAD COACH: FRED LEWIS ASSISTANT COACHES: STEVE WILLIAMS, FREDDIE BRANNON, WINSTON GRIGGS 42 To play a game like football requires much more than the ability; it demands time, prac- tice, sweat, dedication, and determination. For the players, it began in July - hot, humid July - the sprints, the push-ups, the scrimmage games . . . For the fans, it began in Sep- tember . Our season was marked with explosive spirit led by an enthusiastic and loyal student body. 43 Losing came a lot more often than we would like to have seen it; however, everyone stayed together till the very end. That pat on the back, courtesy to offi- cials and visiting schools some- times strained our pride. Most of all, the ability to hold our heads high even when we left the sta- dium with a big loss did not come easily. But it did come!! 44 45 Jr. Team Football Jr. Team Cheerleaders 46 Homecoming 1973 A fun-filled week was the prelude to a very special day here at Headland High School. There were activities for every day - color day, spirit day, the ghost walk, floats to build, and every- body's favorite '50's day! On Thursday night was the snake- walk and bonfire and pep rally. Here the announcement was made that the 1973 Homecoming Queens were Zelda Hardy and Renee Davenport. 47 49 1973-74 Varsity Cheerleaders 50 The inexhaustible spirit of Headland High School was led by the 1973-74 cheerleader squad, with Shelia Sowell as head cheer- leader and Martha Ellen Medley as the co-head. The school term beginning in September began in July for the cheerleaders with a trip to ICF's cheerleading clinic at Auburn University (pictures at right). With all of the evaluations, prac- tices, pulled muscles, achy bodies, and shin-splints, the cheerleaders made a lot of memories. But more important, they brought back new ideas, new cheers, and new chants to the stu- dent body. Planning pep rallies, sweating through practices, painting signs, planning activities for homecoming, preparing uniforms and so much more fills the hours of a cheerleader - and they love every minute of it! 51 Varsity Basketball A year of vivid expectations, the ecstasy of victory, the harsh reality of defeat, prac- tice, Move the Ball! , You stupid referee!!! All this and so much more molded our 1973-1974 basket- ball season. Under the leader- ship of Coach Steve Williams and an outstanding effort by the players, the season ended with our heads high - proud to say we were from Headland! 52 54 55 Jr. Team Basketball The 1973-74 season marked one of the best in the history of Headland High School. Under the coaching of Freddy Bran- non. the Ir. team came in second in the district tournament after a heart-stopping loss to Carver. Members of the team are: Jerry Thomas, James Danzey, Mark Anthony, Jerry McKay, William Rhodes, Johnny Biggums, Johnny Welch, Peter Wiggins, Michael Warren, Ralph Berry and James Floyd. 56 B-Team Basketball The B-Team - our inspiration and hope - maintained another outstanding season. Coach Singleton once again led his team to the WAC play-offs. The members of the 1973-74 team are as follows: Michael Spann, William Rhodes, Jerry Thomas, Freeman Culver, William Frank Williams, Jimmy Lingo, Laron Flemming, Terry Marsh, Mark Reeves and James Danzey. Realizing that ’’they are next years’ VARSITY, the B- Team has put forth an unrelenting effort towards living up to their reputation. 57 Baseball Team Track Team 58 Math Team TOP: (L to R) Ronnie Gulledge. Anthony Bond, Dusty Gray. Sandra Bayne BOTTOM: (L to R) Susan Gardener, Mark Morriss, Tim Savelle 59 . . . arrive, homeroom, class, break. . . 60 . . . study, lunch, study, leave. . . 61 Honor Society Signifies Merit The Headland High School Chapter of the National Honor Society began a new year with fifteen new and interested members. Induction into the chapter was held the early pan of the 1973 year in the high school auditorium with students, faculty, and parents of the new mem- bers present. To be in the Honor Society a member must have an 88 or above average and excel in leadership and character. The main project of the Honor Society each year is the placing and decorating of the Christmas tree. Sponsor for the chapter is Mrs. Georgia Merritt. 64 Student Council Wipes-Out Apathy The Student Council of Head- land High consists of one repre- sentative from every homeroom of each grade. Homecoming activities were under the direc- tion of the Student Council. The float used in the Homecoming parade and the Peanut Festival Parade was built by the Student Council with money alloted by the Headland Chamber of Com- merce . A campaign, headed by the Student Council, was sponsored to motivate interest in the 1 £ sales tax which was voted on December 18. Pres. - Jerry Gulledge V. Pres. - Debra Flemings Sec. - Laurie Oates Treas. - Rene Carter Reporter - Amy Burdeshaw Historian - Lynne Phillips Advisor - Winston Griggs 65 Key Club Encourages School Interest The Headland High School Chapter of Key Club is an active chapter with 20 interested mem- bers and Mr. Winston Griggs as sponsor. The Club elected Zelda Hardy as sweetheart for the 1973- 74 year. Along with members of the club she attended the yearly convention in Mobile. Membership in Key Club is based on having a B or higher average. A pledge must also be voted on by the teachers and members of the club. Officers are: President - Birdie Bond, V. Pres. - Steve Hancock, Rep. - Stan Voak, Treas. - Frank Ward, Sgt. at Arms - Dusty Gray. 66 Youth ARC Shows Concern Youth Association for Retarded Children is made up of students concerned with the retarded children in the state of Alabama. The main project of the year is sending Christmas gifts to Part- low , the state hospital for the mentally retarded in Tuscaloosa. Volunteer work was begun by interested members of YARC. Pres. - Patricia Elliot V.P. - Mary Phillips Sec. - Barbara Snellgrove Rep. - Cathy Bedsole Pam Flowers FHA Stimulates Intrigue in Homemaking The Headland High Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America began a productive year at Headland High with the selling of cookbooks, and presentation of skits by members of the club. Plans for the school year include the observance of FHA WEEK, April 1-5, and hav- ing a banquet with the FFA. 68 FFA Promotes Work Experience The Future Farmers of America encourages members to engage in the work experience program. FFA motivates interest in the National FFA Safety Program. It trains members in first aid skills. Money raising projects for the year include the selling of citrus fruits during the Christmas season and the selling of candy. Advisors for the 73-74 year are Mr. J. G. Yeager and Mr. E. Drake. Officers are: Pres. - Drayton Culver V. Pres. - Birdie Bond Sec. - Robert Thompson Treas. - Carl Jones Reporter - Jerry Gulledge Sentinel - Wayne Hadden 69 FT A Members Endeavor Teaching The Headland High School Chapter of Future Teachers of America was organized the early part of this school year. Many members of the chap- ter work as teachers' aides at the grammar school, Northside elemen- tary, and in the office at Headland High. Some of these workers include: Julie Oates (Northside), Sandra Bayne (grammar school), Donna Stephens (Northside), Donna McCoy (grammar school), Phil Shelley (Northside), j ay. Knowles (officel. Karen Shellev (Northside), and Alice Andress (grammar school). r 70 FBLA The Headland Chapter of Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica sponsors many school and community projects. Some of these projects include: promoting 1 f sales tax, babysitting for vot- ers December 18, and sponsoring a campus cleanup program. 71 Library Club Maintains Library The Headland High School Library Club is an organization cre- ated for the purpose of keeping the library in an organized manner and helping the students who use the library. During the 1973-74 school year the Library Club will conclude the payment of the card catalog. Another project of the club is to acquire two additional shelves for the new books recently acquired by the library. Officers for the year are: President - Hasten Walker, Vice-Presi- dent - Dwain Johnson, Secretary - Patricia Elliot, Treasurer - Bar- bara Snellgrove, Reporter - Cathy Bedsole. Rambler Staff Struggles to Meet Deadlines The purpose of the Rambler Staff is to report the news of Headland High to the student body. The staff collects informa- tion about clubs, sports, and other activities on the campus. The staff attempts to publish a paper that will be of interest to both the students and faculty of Headland High. Editor for this year's paper is Nancy Brannon. H-Club and Pep Club Ignite Spirit H-CLUB NJROTC 75 1973-1974 Means Company Officers Drill Team 76 Expansion in NJROTC and Commanders 1974 will be the first year of a graduating class in NJROTC. Organized in 1971, the class has grown from 78 to 133 people. Girl's NJROTC was organized in 1972 with only 20 members. The NJROTC units have partic- ipated in pre-game ceremonies at football games, marched in the Homecoming and Stand-up for Headland parades, and repre- sented Headland in the Peanut Festival parade. The highlight of the year is the military ball. Funds provided for the ball were raised by toothbrush sales, cake raffles, and a $100 bill raffle. The ball was held February 8, in the Officer's Club at Ft. Rucker. Entertainment was provided by Free Fall, a naval band. Several trips are taken each year by Headland's unit. Some of the locations visited include Pensacola, Fla., Cape Kennedy, Fla., and Charleston, S. C. The trip to Pensacola involved many competitive events such as obstacle courses, long distant runs, relay races, and drill team competition. The units repre- sented were given an overall rat- ing. J. C. Brown was awarded a gold ribbon for his outstanding placement in the obstacle course. NS-2 Girls 77 FEATURES 79 VALEDICTORIAN AND CO-SALUTA TORIANS The highest honor of recognition with concern to academic achievement is paid to Patricia Elliot, Susan Gardner, and Lynne Phillips upon their acquisition of Valedictorian and Co-Salutatori- ans, respectively. The cumula- tive averages earned throughout the four-year period of high school are as follows: Patricia - 95.4 Susan - 93.8 Lynne - 93.5 80 THE SOCIETY OF OUTSTAN- DING AMERI- CAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Susan Tonia Gardner James Dove Gray Danny Paul Mallory Donald Stanley Voak Mark Hillsman Morriss Shelia Sowell Gerald Gulledge Mon Thomas, Jr. Zelda Hardy Karen June Shelley Martha Ellen Medley Amy Burdeshaw Nathaniel Vickers Lavond Reynolds Roger David Weed Anthony Raymond 81 OUTSTANDING SENIORS: Julie Oates, Senior Beauty; Pam Flowers, Miss Headland; Jerry Gulledge, Student Council President, (below); Lynne Phillips, Head Majorette, (right); Renay Davenport, Homecom- ing Queen, (bottom left); Dusty Gray, Senior Class President (bottom right). OUTSTANDING SENIORS: Shelia Sowell, Head Cheerleader, (left); Patricia Elliot, Youth ARC Officer, (below); Dave Watson, Football Team; Tommy Knowles, Football Team; Karen Shelley, Drum Major- ette, (bottom left); Kay Knowles, Senior Class Treasurer; Jackie Giv- ens, FHA Member, (bottom right). OUTSTANDING SENIORS: Sandra Bayne, Senior Class Favorite, (below); Drake Culver, Basketball Team, (right): Birdie Bond, Key Club President, (bottom left): Zelda Hardy, Homecoming Queen, (bottom right). OUTSTANDING SENIORS: Ronnie Wymes, Football Team, (left): Byron Cotton, ROTC Platoon Commander, (bottom left): Jolane Woods, Senior Class Vice-President: Mark Morriss, Football Team, (bottom right). The aforementioned Seniors were chosen outstanding by their fellow classmates with regard to outstanding personalities, leadership abilities, and accomplishments in school and community. The La Resume Staff takes pleasure in presenting these esteemed students of the graduating class of 1974. Mr. and Miss Headland High School Danny Parker and Lynne Phillips 87 Senior Favorites Dusty Gray and Sandra Bayne Junior Favorites Lawton Ed Armstrong and Sharon Snell Sophomore Favorites Sam Vann and Janet Brannon Freshman Favorites Greg Norton and Olivia Reynolds Senior Beauties Karen Shelley Julie Oates Pam Flowers 1973 Homecoming Court These girls were chosen by the students of Headland High to serve as representatives in the 1973 Homecoming Court. The Junior attendants are: Margaret Walker, Marcia Gulledge; Sophomore: Lavern McGlown, Laurie Oates: Freshman: Debra Dawkins, Debbie Brown; Senior: Lynne Phillips, Vera Knight. The Queens are Renay Davenport and Zelda Hardy. Lion's Bowl Queen Karen Shelley, escorted by Dusty Gray, reigned as Lion's Bowl Queen in the 1973 Lion's Bowl game between Ashford and Geneva. 92 Good Citizenship Girl Alice Andress was chosen by the Headland Chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution (DAR) as Good Citizenship Girl representative. Qualifications set by the DAR include those of Leadership, Dependability, Service, Citizenship, and Patri- otism . PS AT NMSQT Winner Susan Gardner received an Hon- orable Mention for her outstand- ing score on the National Merit Scholarship Qualification Test. Susan's score ranked within the top 2°]o of the nation. 93 Miss Headland and Alternates 94 Miss Congeniality August 23, 1973 saw the crown- ing of Pam Flowers as the reign- ing Miss Headland, Zelda Hardy as first alternate, and Karen Shelley as second alternate. Sandra Bayne was given the title of Miss Congeniality when she was chosen favorite by the Miss Headland contestants. Mr. and Miss Stan Voak and Karen Shelley Miss FBLA Malinda Mitchell Zelda Hardy, because of her charming personality and enthu- siastic smile was chosen as Key Club Sweetheart 73-74 by the Headland High School Chapter. After receiving this coveted honor, Zelda proceeded to Troy to compete in the district com- petition. Zelda, as always, came through and was chosen as District Key Club Sweetheart. Mobile, and a lot of staunch competition, was the next step. Here she met many influencial people, was entertained at a tea and by a group of dignified judges. Although Zelda wasn't bestowed with an honor here, we are proud of her. Key Club Sweetheart Zelda Hardy 96 Toni Lindsey FFA Sweethearts Barbara Snell Wayne Hadden FHA BeailS Lavon Reynolds PEOPLE Principals of HHS Off er. . . Sam Tucker 100 . . . Understanding and Guidan Newman S. Davenport At Headland High School our principals are more than the executive-type person; they fur- nish the school with light through their experiences. They help students through guidance, friendship, and even participate in activities - whether in or out of school. They are more than adminis- trators; they are friends, who encourage the students with com- passion . Whether playing basket- ball or fishing, and any other outside activities, they always seem to have time for US! Office and Guidance And then there was light: Thanks to Mrs. Hancock's under- standing disposition and Mrs. Merritt’s guiding hand - Head- land High School has become a sanctuary of hope, tranquility, and knowledge. Mrs. Erma Hancock Secretary Mrs. Georgia Merritt Guidance Counselor 102 Faculty Mrs. Shirley Whiddon Commercial Subjects Mrs. Ginger Morriss American History Mrs. Zona Gayle Baxter English Lt. Commander Howard Vinson NJROTC Winston Griggs Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Chemistry Miss Patsy Davis Girls' P.E. Chief William Merritt NJROTC Coach Fred Lewis Head Football Coach Mr. Clarence Peterman English Journalism Mr. E. Drake Agriculture At Headland High School, the teachers are more than instruc- tors of education; they are able to communicate with the students on their level. Because of their dispositions, the atmosphere is always clear of any hostile feel- ings . Who was it that said School would be OK if it wer- en’t for teachers and books? Well, books maybe . . . ill Lunchroom Staff Raymond Mathis Albert Dubb Butler Custodians FRESHMEN James Adams Mark Anthony Marion Ashford Mike Arnold Pam Barefield Paul Bain _ fiufrT- Tom Baxter Ralf Berry Johnny Bighams Danny Blankenship Pamela Boykin Kathy Bostick Francis Brackin Mike Brackin Keith Bradley Lessie Bradley Carolyn Brown Debbie Brown Patricia Carroll Ray Carroll Michael Clark Arrie Dell Corbitt Thomas Damico Janet Davenport 114 Tommy Davis James Danzey Debra Dawkins Mott Lee Dean James DeBeaugrine James Dykes Charlotte Fairchild Jimmy Folds Russel Feggins Cynthia Floyd James Floyd Terry Floyd Sonia Gardner Cathy Givens Danny Grandberry Gretchen Guest Ramona Gulledge Larry Hand Debra Hamilton Jane Hamm Melissa Hardy Cathy Henderson Terry Hollis Susan Howell George Hust Joe Hutchinson Ralph Jardio Many Johnson 115 Priscilla Johnson Lorrain Jones Donna Kilcrease Annie King Gloria Kirkland Glen Knight Cynthia Lewis Beverly Lewis Tim Lusher Beth McClenny Susie McGlown Ernest McNealy Wanda McNealy James Medley Jeffrey Mims Shane Money Terry Nash John Newman Bart Norton Gregory Norton Wendy Paape Jennifer Parker Lamar Parker Renee 'Parker ___ John Parrish Minnie Powell Sharon Raley Cynthia Reeves 116 Olivia Reynolds William Rhodes Anthony Rivers Tim Robinson John Roney Sara Frances Roney Larry Savelle Cassandra Scovil 117 J. 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Shelley Shelia Shelley David Shiver Cyrenthia Simpson Dean Skito Carl Spann Geoffrey Stephens Jerry Thomas Jimmie Nell Thomas Loretta Thorpe Pat Trammel Sherry Thornton Sammy Vinson Larry Walker Michael Warren Kathy Watson 118 James Webb Robyn Weeks Gwendolyn Weems Steve Weems Johnny Welch Ricky Welch Joseph Whately Jerry Whitehead Peter Wiggins Judy Wilkerson Odesta Williams Vikki Williams 1)9 SOPHOMORES 120 Steve Adams David Andress Brenda Anthony Tammy Armstrong Janet Brannon Sally Brown Tyrone Brown Tim Capan Ricky Carter Debra Corbitt Dewitt Culver Freeman Culver Nathaniel Davis Sally Enfinger Rebecca Fairchild Ken Floyd Kathy Gamble Jim Gardener Margaret Guest Glen Gulledge Nedra Hamilton Kevin Hardy Cecillia Hayden Jan Henderson mmy Higginbotham Mary Hollis Carl Johnson Chris Johnson Cathy Jones Gabrieli Jones Alisa Kirkland Vemilha Kirkland Jimmy Lingo Lenita Littlefield Pam McArdle Vivian McDaniels Elbert McGlown Lavem McGlown Anita Martin 7 121 Renae Massey Debra Miller Billy Mills Rene Mims Elma Minniefield Annie Murray Jerry Nelson Laurie Oates Camille Parker Susan Phillips Timothy Pierce Joanne Raley Erwin Reynolds Kenneth Reynolds Charles Salter Jeri Shelley Mary Smith Teddy Smith Jennifer Solomon Michael Spann Pam Spann Linda Steele Elizabeth Stephens Chuck Stroup Cindy Taylor Robert Thompson 122 Sam Vann Edward Vickers Charlotte Walker Sarah Walker Kay Watson Lisa Whiddon Jeff White Charles Williams 123 JUNIORS Wanda Ammons Anthony Bond Jonas Athony James Bradley Joyce Armstrong Nancy Brannon Lawton Armstrong Amy Burdeshaw 124 Eddie Crews Linda Danzey Carol Doswell Sharon Doswell Rusty Ellis Deborah Enfinger Charlie Evans Deborah Flemmings Laron Flemmings Hal Grimsley Diane Gulledge Marcia Gulledge 125 Ronnie Hamilton 126 Joe Ed Hamn Donna Hand Deborah Hardy Elise Hinson Ronald Hollis Lesia Hollis Mike Jackson Donnie Jones Dorothy Jones Mary Kennedy Ronnie Knight Diane Lingo Dannely Martin Donna McCoy Sandra McDaniels C Sandra McGri o Janice McNeal Rex McNealy Dick Medley Martha Ellen Me Micheal Murphy Twylla Newman Cindy Northington Cindy Paape Mary Phillips Bobby Rabe Terry Raybon Mark Reeves Lavond Reynolds 127 Brenda Russ Vicki Sanders Jim Shaw Amos Minniefied Kim Shelley Sharon Snell Kathy Spann Barbara Snell Phil Shelly Jerome Stokes James Sutton Tim Taylor Cosper Thorpe Rusty Thompson James Tullis 128 Nathaniel Vickers Steve Vinson Margaret Walker Mary Walker Ruby Walker Frank Ward Jan Warren Pete Weed Betty Welch Belinda Whiddon Leslie Whiddon Brenda Wiggins Willie Williams James Williams Oria Lee White Lynn Woodham 129 130 SENIORS Beverly Jane Adkins Sarah Alice Andress Clemmie Ray Anthony Dianne Bass Sandra Dell Bayne Cathy Marie Bedsole Walter Birdie Bond Eugenia Bostick Marissa Jane Bowen Agnes Brady Wanda Joy Brantley Chris Pickens Bridges J. 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Brown Donna Renee Carter Byron Cedric Cotton Gregory Drayton Culver Mary Renay Davenport Anthony Davis 131 Russel Davis Patricia Dianne Elliot Gearldine Faison Myron Feggins Pamela Renee Flowers Percell Floyd 132 Kenneth Earl Fluker Tonia Susan Gardner Hosea Lee Gibbs Jacquelyn Givens James Dove Gray Joseph Edward Grimsley Gerald Spurgeon Gulledge Ronald Jerome Gulledge Curtis Wayne Hadden Henry Randall Hamm James Steven Hancock Zelda Hardy 133 Dwain Johnson Linda Delane Johnson 1 - Carl Lee Jones, Jr. ::?V • ' - Murphy Lee Jones Jr. Lisa Shelley Kirkland Lillian Gayle Knowing Delia Kay Knowles John Thomas Knowles Douglas Bunon Laye Toni Lynn Lindsay Dp.horah Ann Lingo Lanny Wayne Long 134 Kevin Neil McArdle Danny Paul Mallory Melinda Mitchell Angenette Moore Cathy Marie Moore Mark Hillsman Morriss 135 Joe Alan Nowell Frank Bunting Oates Julie Oates Willie Simon Owens Danny Clarence Parker Warren Peter Pauley 136 Melba Lynne Phillips Stephen Craig Raley Shirley Lavem Reeves Steven Craig Register Hal Thomas Reynolds Timothy Morris Saveli William Hart Shelley, Jr. Karen June Shelley Elizabeth Kay Shelley Gary Wade Smothers Barbara Denise Snellgrove Shelia Sowell 137 Brenda Leigh Spann Donna Jane Stephens Kenneth O'neal Stovall 138 Bertha Thomas Kathleen Thomas Mon Thomas Jerome Vickers Donald Stanley Voak Penny Walden Donald Lee Walker Hasten Eugene Walker James Dave Watson Freddy Wayne Weeks Jolane Woods Ronnie Wymes we stand as srs. in a confusing world of affluence and poverty, concern and apathy, war and dreams of peace, we sing our songs and live our lives and we stand ready to shape the society we will rule. 139 Senior Achievements He has achieved who has lived well, laughed often and loved much. ADKINS, BEVERLY JANE: FHA II, III; FBLA III, IV; Youth ARC III, IV. ANDRESS, SARAH ALICE: FTA III, IV; FHA I. II; Good Citizenship Girl IV; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club III, IV. ANTHONY, CLEMMIE RAY: FHA I, IV; Library Club IV; NJROTC III, IV. BASS, DIANE: Class Officer IV; Student Council III; FHA I, II, III; FHA Officer II; FBLA II, III, IV; FBLA Officer IV; Library Club II, III; Youth ARC II, III, IV; Honor Society IV; Pep Club III. BAYNE, SANDRA DELL: Class Officer III; Student Council I; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Class Favorite IV; Miss Headland Contest IV; FTA III, IV; FHA I, II; FBLA II, III; FBLA Officer III; Cheerleader I; Youth ARC II, III; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club III, IV; Latin Club I; Miss Congeniality IV. BEDSOLE, CATHY MARIE: FHA I; FBLA IV; Library Club IV; Library Club Officer IV; Youth ARC II. Ill, IV; Youth ARC Officer IV; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club. BOND, WALTER BIRDIE: Top Twenty Seniors IV; FTA III, IV; FFA I, II, III, IV; FFA Officer IV; Key Club President IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Honor Society III, IV; Track I, II, III, IV; H- Club I, II, III, IV. BOSTICK, EUGENIA: Class Officer I; FHA I, II. Ill: FBLA II, III; FBLA Officer II; Library Club II; Youth ARC II, III; Youth ARC Officer III; NJROTC III, IV; Pep Club III, IV. BOWEN, MARISSA JANE: Band IV; Honor Guard Captain IV: FHA I; FBLA III; Library Club II. Ill; Library Club Officer III; Youth ARC I, II; Pep Club III. BRANTLEY, WANDA JOY: Band IV; FHA II; FBLA II; FBLA Officer II; Library Club I; Youth ARC; Pep Club. BRIDGES, CHRIS PICKENS: FFA I, II, III, IV; FFA Officer IV; Football II, III; Baseball II, III; Bas- ketball II; Transfer from Monte vallo Alabama. BROWN, J. C.: FFA I. II; NJROTC II, III, IV; NJROTC Officer III, IV. CARTER, DONNA RENEE: Student Council II, III, IV; Student Council Officer III, IV; Band II, III, IV; Band Officer IV; Miss Headland Contest IV; FTA IV; FHA II; Youth ARC II, IV; Transfer from Houston County High School. COTTON, BYRON CEDRIC: Class Officer II; Ram- bler Staff IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; FTA IV; FFA I; Key Club IV; NJROTC II, III, IV; NJROTC Officer II. Ill, IV; Football II. CULVER. GREGORY DRAYTON: Top Twenty Sen- iors IV; FFA IV; FFA Officer IV; Football I; Base- ball IV; Basketball III, IV; All-Conference IV; Track III; Pep Club IV. DANZEY, HENRY DWIGHT: FFA I. II, III, Offi- cer I; Library Club Officer I; Baseball II, III; Bas- ketball I, III, IV. DAVENPORT, MARY RENAY: Class Officer I, II: Band I, II. Ill, IV; Officer IV; Top Twenty Sen- iors IV; Homecoming Attendant I; Homecoming Queen IV; FTA IV; FHA IV; FBLA IV; Library C. I, II; Officer I: Youth ARC III, Pep Club IV. DAVIS, ANTHONY: Band I; FFA I, II; NJROTC II. DAVIS, RUSSEL: Band I. II; FFA IV; Basketball III, IV. 140 ELLIOT, PATRICIA D. ENFINGER: Top Twenty Seniors IV; FBLA IV; Library Club IV; Officer IV; Outstanding Scholastic Srs; Youth ARC II, III, IV; Officer IV; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club IV; Latin Club I. FAISON, GEARLDINE: FHA I: FBLA II, III, IV; Officer IV; Library Club II, III, IV; Youth ARC I, IV; Pep Club III. FEGGINS, MYRON: Class Officer I: FFA I; Library Club II, III; NIROTC II, III, IV; Baseball IV; Drill Team III, IV. FLOWERS, PAMELA RENEE: Class Officer III; Band I, II, III, IV; Band Sweetheart III; Officer I, II: Majorette I, II; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Class Favorite III: Miss Headland IV; Nat'l Peanut Fes- tival Queen IV; Homecoming Attendant III, Library Club I, II; Youth ARC II, III, IV; Officer IV; NJROTC III, IV; Officer III, IV; Class Beauty IV; Pep Club III, IV. FLOYD. PERCELL: Band I, II, III. IV; FFA I; FBLA III, IV; Library Club II, III, IV; Library Club Officer III, IV; Youth ARC II, Pep Club IV. FLUCKER, KENNETH EARL: Class Officer III, Student Council III; Band I, II; FFA I, II. GARDNER, TONIA SUSAN: Student Council IV; Band IV; Color Guard IV; FT A III, IV; FHA I, II; PSAT NMSQT Semi-Finalist; Youth ARC II; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club III; Latin Club I. GIBBS, HOSEA LEE: Band II; FFA I, II, III; NJROTC I. II, III; Officer III. GIVENS, JACQUELYN: Top Twenty Seniors IV; FHA III, IV; Youth ARC II; Pep Club III, IV; Transfer from Miami, Florida. GRAY, JAMES DOVE: Class Officer IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Class Favorite IV; FFA I; Offi- cer I; Youth ARC IV; Key Club I, II, III, IV; Offi- cer II. Ill, IV; NJROTC II, III, IV; Officer III, IV; Football I, II, III, IV; H-Club I, II, III, IV; Drill Team III; Latin Club I; Track III, IV. GRIMSLEY, JOSEPH EDWARD JR.: Class Officer IV; Band I; FFA I, II; Key Club II. Ill, IV; NJROTC II, III, IV; Football II, III, IV; Track II. Ill, IV; H-Club II, III, IV. GULLEDGE, GERALD SPURGEON: Class Officer I, III; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Officer IV; Annual Staff III, IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; FTA III, IV; FFA I. II, III, IV; Officer III, IV; Youth ARC IV; Key Club I. II, III, IV; Officer IV; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club III; Latin Club I. GULLEDGE, RONALD JEROME: Band I, II, III, IV; officer IV; FTA IV; FFA III, IV; Youth ARC IV; Key Club III, IV; Honor Society III, IV; Pep Club IV. HADDAN, CURTIS WAYNE: Band I, III, IV; Offi- cer I, II: FFA I, II, III, IV; FHA Dream Boy; Pep Club Iv. HAMM, HENRY RANDALL: FFA I, II, III, IV. HANCOCK. JAMES STEVEN: Annual Staff III; Rambler Staff III; Band I, II; FFA I, III, IV; Key Club I. II, III, IV; Officer III, IV; Football I, II. HARDY, ZELDA: Class Officer I, II; Student Council IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Miss Head- land Alternate IV; Key Club Sweetheart III; Homecoming Queen IV; FTA III, IV; FTA Officer III, IV; FHA I; Youth ARC I, II; Honor Society III, IV; Class Beauty III. HOLSTON, GERLAIN: Band III, FBLA IV. JOHNSON, DWAIN EDWARD: Rambler Staff I; Library Club I; Officer I; NJROTC II; Officer I; FFA III. JOHNSON, LINDA DELANE: FHA I, II. IV; Youth ARC III; Pep Club III. JONES, CARL: Class Favorite II; FFA III; Officer I; NJROTC III; Officer I; Basketball IV. JONES, JAMES ALLEN: Class Officer II: Class Favorite I; FFA Officer IV; H-Club II; Track III; Ml NJROTC III; Basketball III. JONES, MURPHY LEE, JR.: Class Officer I; Band IV; Officer II; Football II; FFA III; Library Club I; NJROTC III. KIRKLAND, LISA SHELLEY: Band I, III, IV; Color Guard Captain IV; Class Favorite I; FHA I, II; Pep Club III, IV: NJROTC III, IV; Youth ARC III, IV; Library Club I; Officer I. KNIGHT, VERA: Student Council IV; Rambler Staff IV; Band I, II; Color Guard III: Homecoming Attendant IV; FTA IV; Pep Club III; Library Club III. KNOWLES, LILLIAN GAYLE: Class Officer II; Rambler Staff IV; FHA I; NJROTC IV; Pep Club III, IV; Youth ARC IV. KNOWLES, JOHN THOMAS: Class Officer I; Top Twenty Seniors IV; FFA I, II; NJROTC I; Football I, II, III, IV; Basketball I; H-Club I, II, III, IV. KNOWLES, DELIA KAY: Class Officer IV; Student Council III; Annual Staff II, III; Rambler Staff II, III; Rambler Editor III; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Class Favorite II; FHA I, II, III, IV; Youth ARC II; Honor Society III, IV. LAYE, DOUGLAS BURTON: Class Officer I; FFA I; Basketball II; Transfer from Houston Academy. LINGO. DEBORAH ANN: Honor Guard IV; Home- coming Attendant III; FTA III, IV; FHA IV; FBLA III; Youth ARC; Pep Club III, IV. LINDSY, TONI: Band I, II, III, IV; Majorette III, IV; Miss Headland Contest IV; FHA I; FFA Sweet- heart IV; Class Beauty I. LONG, LANNY WAYNE: FFA I; Football I; Trans- fer from Dale County. MALLORY, DANNY PAUL: Annual Staff III; Band I, II, III; Officer III; FFA I, II; NJROTC II, III; Officer III. MITCHELL, MALINDA: Color Guard IV; Miss FBLA IV; FBLA III, IV; Officer IV; Youth ARC III; Pep Club; Transfer from Cleveland, Ohio. MOORE, ANGENETTE: Band IV; FBLA I; Pep Club I; Youth ARC II. MOORE, CATHY MARIA: FTA IV; FHA II; FBLA III, IV; Pep Club III. MORRISS, MARK HILLSMAN: Band I; Top Twenty Seniors IV: FFA I; Youth ARC IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Football II, III, IV; H-Club II, III, IV. McARDLE, KEVIN NEIL: Band I; FFA I, II. Ill, IV; NJROTC III; Officer III; Track II, III, IV. NOWELL, JOE ALAN: Class Officer I; Band I; Class Favorite III; FFA I. II, III, IV; Officer I; Football I, II, III; Basketball I, II; Track I, II; H-Club I, II, III. OATES, FRANK BUNTING: FFA I, II; NJROTC II; Officer II; Football I, II, III, IV; H-Club I, II, III, IV. OATES, JULIE: Annual Staff III, IV; Rambler Staff III; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Miss Headland Semi-Finalist IV; FTA III, IV; FHA I, II; Youth ARC II: Class Beauty IV; Pep Club III, IV. OWENS, WILLIE SIMON: Band II, FFA I, II, III; NJROTC II. Ill, IV; Officer. PARKER, DANNY CLARENCE: FFA I, III; Key Club II, III, IV; NJROTC II, III, IV; Officer III, IV; Football I, II, III; Mr. HHS; Drill Team III. PHILLIPS, MELBA LYNN: Class Officer III, Stu- dent Council II, III, IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Officer III, IV; Band I, II, III, IV; Officer III, IV; Majorette II; Head Majorette III, IV; Homecom- ing Attendant IV; FHA I, II, III, IV; Officer III; Honor Society III, IV; Miss HHS; Pep Club. RALEY, STEPHEN CRAIG: FFA I, II, III, IV; Key Club III, IV; Pep Club IV; Football I, II; NJROTC II. REEVES, SHIRLEY LAVERN: Rambler Staff IV: FHA I. II, III. IV; Officer IV; FBLA III, IV; Youth ARC IV: Pep Club. REGISTER. STEVEN CRAIG: FFA I, II; Football II. Ill, IV; Track II, III, IV. REYNOLDS, HAL THOMAS: FFA I; NJROTC II: Officer III. SAVELL, TIMOTHY MORRIS: FFA I. II, III; FBLA III, IV: Library Club II, IV. SHELLEY, WILLIAM HART: Band I, II: FFA I, II, III: NJROTC I; Football I; Pep Club IV. SHELLEY, KAREN JUNE: Class Officer IV. Student Council II: Annual Staff II: IV; Band I, II, III, IV; Officer III, IV; Majorette II; Dram Majorette III, IV; Miss Headland Alternate IV; Miss FTA: FHA I, II; Lions Bowl Queen IV; Youth ARC III, IV; Offi- cer III; Class Beauty IV; Pep Club IV. SHELLEY. ELIZABETH KAY: Band I, II, III: Color Guard I; Miss Headland Contest IV; FHA I, IV; FBLA III, IV; FBLA Officer III; Youth ARC III, IV. SMOTHERS, GARY WADE: FFA I, II, III, IV; Pep Club IV; Library Club IV. SNELLGROVE, BARBARA DENISE: FBLA IV; Library Club IV; Officer IV; Youth ARC III, IV; Officer IV; Latin Club I. SOWELL, SHELIA: Student Council III; Annual Staff III, IV; Yearbook Editor IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; Miss Headland Semi-Finalist IV; Homecoming Attendant I; FTA III, IV; Officer III, IV; FHA I, II; Cheerleader I, III; Head Cheerleader IV; Youth ARC II, III; Officer II; Honor Society III, IV; H-Club III, IV; Latin Club I. SPANN, BRENDA: Student Council I; Band I, II, III; Majorette III; Color Guard II; FHA I, II; FBLA III, IV. STEPHENS, DONNA: Band I, II; Youth ARC II, III; Honor Society III, IV; Annual Staff III, IV: FHA I, II; Pep Club III, IV; Student Council IV; Miss Headland Contestant IV. STOVALL, KENNETH: Library Club IV; FFA IV; Basketball IV; NJROTC IV; Baseball III; Track IV. THOMAS, BERTHA: FBLA IV. THOMAS, KATHLEEN: FBLA IV. THOMAS, MON: Key Club IV; Basketball III, IV; FFA I. VICKERS, JEROME: FFA IV; NJROTC II. VOAK, STAN: Annual Staff III, IV; Band I, III; Mr. FTA IV; FTA III; FFA IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Officer Honor Society III, IV; NJROTC II. WALDEN, PENNY: Miss Headland Semi-Finalist IV; Homecoming Attendant II, FHA I, II, III, IV; Officer II, IV; FBLA IV; Officer IV; Youth ARC III, IV, NJROTC III, IV; Officer IV; Pep Club. WALKER, DONALD: FFA III; NJROTC III. WALKER, HASTEN: FFA I, II; Library Club III, IV; Officer IV. WATSON, DAVE: Top Twenty Seniors IV; FFA I. II, III, IV; Football II, III, IV; Basketball I; Class Officer II. WOODS, JOLANE: Top Twenty Seniors IV; Band I, II, III; Class Officer IV; Student Council IV; Rambler Staff IV. WYMES, RONNIE: Band IV; Top Twenty Seniors IV; FFA I, III; Football IV; NJROTC Officer II, III, IV; Track I, II, III, IV; Baseball IV. 143 ADVERTISEMENTS LOVETT'S 585-2020 Abbeville Alabama MRS. MADGE FLEMMING Tax Assessor Abbeville Alabama SANHILL THE FARMS LAMP W. B. Starling POST J. G. Starling Abbeville Alabama Headland Alabama CREATIVE ARNOLD'S ARTS AND CRAFTS GROCERY Headland Alabama Headland Alabama THE VILLAGE ARNOLD'S SHOP Abbeville Alabama 585-3341 Abbeville Alabama 146 SEAR'S Quinn Etheridge fhanceu 202 Kirkland St. Abbeville Alabama The Headland Observer Headland Alabama WILLIAM'S PONTIAC —CADILLAC WORLD HORIZONS TRAVEL BUREAU Dothan Alabama Northside Mall Fountain Level Dothan Alabama THE DINING DEN RESTAURANT E. Court Sq. 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HOGANS Newville, Alabama PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. Dothan Alabama MR. AND MRS. JOE FAIN AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOHNNY DAVIS AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. PAUL DIGGS AND FAMILY SOLOMON MOTOR COMPANY Dothan Alabama MR. AND MRS. CARLS. FARMER MR. AND MRS. GERALD GULLEDGE BELL'S GIFT SHOP Dothan Alabama BLUMBERG'S Dothan Alabama WDIG Dothan, Alabama 154 156 BRACKING Antiques and Merchandise Newville Alabama 889-4514 EAST GATE PHARMACY Dothan Alabama HEADLAND MORTUARY Headland Alabama HEADLAND DRY CLEANER'S HOLLEY'S Any Way It’s Labeled PHARMACY YOUR CLEANER Headland Alabama DOES IT BEST! PROFESSIONAL PAGE Dr. Arthur V. Moore, D.V.M. G. D. Halstead, Durell Whiddon, and Charles W. Woodham Dr. J. E. Morriss, M.D. 157 SOLOMON PIZZA HUT HARDWARE Pizza Hut serves more pizza than anyone else in the world. 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North Court Square Abbeville, Alabama 36310 Phone 585-3634 165 166 TAYLOR'S BARBER SHOP GAFFNEY'S SOUTHSIDE EXXON Headland Alabama COLUMBIA SHELL Dothan Alabama BOB'S DINER Columbia Alabama DOTHAN LINCOLN MERCURY Dothan Alabama Columbia Alabama PIGGLY WIGGLY Headland Alabama BURDESHAW KENNELS COLUMBIA MILLING COMPANY HEADLAND AUTO PARTS Headland Alabama KAISER AGRI- CHEMICAL Reuben Shelley Headland Alabama BROOKS FURNITURE Headland Alabama WIREGRASS BANK Come grow with us SERVICE FIRST Headland Alabama 169 THE Congratulations, Srs.! ROSEBUD DAVIS THEATERS llil’ Martin Theatre Northside Twin Cinema Village Theatre Skyvue Drive-In Headland Alabama Dothan Alabama HEADLAND INSURANCE AGENCY WHITE- VANN Headland Alabama Mabel B. Bridges, Manager Dependable Service Headland Alabama FORD REXALL DRUGS Headland Alabama MONEY PULPWOOD Plant trees and grow jobs Abbeville Alabama 172 WEEDON WESTON Headland Alabama CREATIVE FABRICS Headland Alabama TASTEE FREEZE PARKER- JACKSON Headland Alabama Headland Alabama THE HEADLAND NATIONAL BANK Headland's Community Bank Since 1933 Headland Alabama Headland Alabama 173 RANDY'S Headland Alabama AMAN’S WESTERN AUTO Headland Alabama THE BOUTIQUE BEAUTY SHOP COLONY HOUSE FURNITURE The Latest in Hair Fashions Headland Alabama Hwy. 431 Headland Alabama Compliments of VAUGHN'S GROCERY Compliments of BOB WARD Headland Alabama Newville Alabama Compliments of THE THRIFT STORE HONEYDRIPPER RESTAURANT Fancy and Staple Groceries - Fresh Produce and Meats Abbeville Alabama Headland Alabama WILSON'S TED'S MEN SHOP JEWELERS Dothan Alabama Dothan Alabama VAN FREEMAN RITCH COMPANY Dothan Alabama Columbia Alabama GRIMES ARMSTRONG'S GROCERY GROCERY Grimes Alabama Brown's Crossroads Compliments of FLOYD STARLING’S BAIT SHOP LEVITE FUNERAL HOME Abbeville Alabama Dothan Alabama 175 COLUMBIA RAMADA DIXIE DANDY INN Columbia Alabama Dothan Alabama HEADLAND INGRAMS JEWELRY Dothan Alabama Reliable Watch Repairing Headland Alabama HENRY PRICE'S PLACE NEWVILLE ARCO Newville Alabama Newville Alabama 176 CITY OF HEADLAND FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY Sam Tucker NewmanS. Davenport Georgia Merritt Loy Burkett Shirley Whiddon Ed Oates Tommy McTier Sherrill Singleton Agnes Halstead Steve Williams Kenneth Bynum Ginger Morriss Howard Vinson Zona Gayle Baxter Winston Griggs Patsy Davis William Merritt Louise Preyer Willie K. Roney Freddie Brannon Clarence Peterman E. Drake Fred Lewis 78 Compliments of LYNNE AND DANNY JSEYiQNEY JERRY AND SHELIA JULIE AND STAN AND DONNA MARThLA£LL£N AND NANCY AND SANDRA AND ELISE MARK JACKIE KAREN DUSTY LISA Compliments of: Compliments of: 74 CLUB 75 CLUB rvs 4 ' Compliments of: Compliments of: 76 CLUB 77 CLUB MILLER'S ELECTRIC HEADLAND AND IGA PLUMBING COMPANY Headland Alabama THANKS To Charles Dickens for our theme; to Ron McKuen and George Gordon, Lord Byron for copy ideas; to Jean Sowell for peas, combread, butterbeans, chicken, squash, and com; to Donna Stephens and Lynne Phillips for service beyond the call of duty; to Julie Oates for her flawless typing; to Mr. Peterman for his understanding; to Stan Voak who helped more than he'll ever know; to Amy Burdeshaw for her outstanding help; to Martha Ellen Medley for her shoulder to cry on; to Page 184. 181 EDITOR 1974 La Resume Shelia Sowell 182 La Resume Staff 1973-74 There is no student body that even faintly realizes what dedi- cation and loyalty and school spirit a good yearbook staff must have. But then, they don’t have to, because everyone on the 1973-74 La Resume staff has worked out of individual concern. The hours of work, the bone-tiredness, the disap- pointments, the despair, and the worry, the struggle to break even financially, the writing and re-writing and re-writing of copy all are worth the effort. We are proud and pleased and filled with a sense of accomplishment. We’ve created a worth-while legacy of the past year for the here-and-now and for the future. 183 Epilogue Accept me for What lam What I have been What I will be. Give of yourself To you Tome To others. Learn from the past Live in the present Delve in the future. Love with respect Hate with apathy Not with vengeance. Believe in yourself In me In others in GOD. Autographs