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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

LA R£€U U£'76 f-TGADLAND WGU CO-fOOL UGADIAND, ALA WA VOUU UG 24 TABLE OF CONTENTS INDEPENDENCE AND DECLARATIONS 2 FIREWORKS AND CELEBRATIONS 20 BATTLES AND FRUSTRATIONS 40 UNITY AND ORGANIZATIONS 66 PATRIOTS AND RELATIONS 84 BEACONS AND EDUCATIONS 132 CITIZENS AND SUPPORTATIONS 152 I 2 W£,JV£PEOPL£. . . We were a conglomeration of traits; a potpourri of special talents and values. We agreed to pool our qualities and make 1975-76 a year to remember. It was vowed no day should pass without a certain amount of laughter and our dream of an easy year should not be discarded without a great deal of trying. 3 4 IN ORDG TO FORM AMORFFFRFFCT UNION 5 N0LD1UBCB IWUlUClOBQ. CUF- 4DENT tx fe A 5gr li heteue t, we may be; U y those, happy days he, cherished ttv owv fondest mtevAOries; Wlme the btue and white, cue (towing ’ 0 Jjhtowiftj (fti H ewMsUtg (ft 4 4 cfcl % T 0ttfc As the year quickly faded into memories of football games, endless assemblies, and annual deadlines, we realized 1975-76 was a special year. Our tone of laughter changed into one of seriousness as we sought for the truths our forefathers once uplifted and valued so much. HOME 21 DOWN ODD OTRM VISITOR Qb TO GO mar all men 7 EMXWEDBY TUBTR, CREATOR tMJCERJWN TTPUETABLE RIGHTS SSc 13 ANDlUBFUROJtr 14 OF HAPPINESS!!! We found ourselves searching for the answers raised in the past. We turned to each other, together looking for some clue that would somehow link us to the glorious past wistfully spoken of by our elders. As we walked the halls of HHS, as we opened our textbooks, as we cheered our team to victory, and as we studied at home, the words Spirit of 76 were not far away. Little by little, as the very nature of the words was drummed into our heads, they became more than mere words, they were representing a special time, one we soon learned was also unique. There was a sudden revival of early customs and our vocabulary was broadened to include such words as shivarees and threshings and words like patriotism, loyalty, and freedom took on new meanings. Piece by piece we put together the puzzle of the past and felt the determination, sincerity, and yearning our forefathers had when they founded this great country. We held the past in our hands and learned for the future . . . and we vowed to improve. This WAS our year. 15 16 The Miss LaResume contest, held in April of 1975 was sponsored by the Journalism class. The purpose of the contest was to select the top yearbook beauty along with her court which consisted of one girl from the Junior and Sophomore classes. The top beauty for the LaResume 1976 is Lisa Whiddon. Cathy Henderson represents the Junior class while the Sophomore class beauty is Renae Evans. $tANNUAL MICC LA 20 REQU IAB. . . OOMPL0B.OJCCBCC Senior Beauty UQAWUtDDON Senior Beauty KAJWGdMBlB Senior Beauty AJERfiJUW fO OAND Junior Beauty OmWNZNDG QON Sophomore Beauty Freshman Beauty CdRCtWrUGMAS FWBEAUQ M-tcUfii QpOMMv OkuLJfavflAedltey 22 MICCBRONZB Abbeville was host to the 1st annual Miss Bronze pageant ever to be held in Henry County. Girls from all over the county vied in evening gown and talent competition. Headland's own Miss Deborah Corbitt walked away with top honors. Deborah is a lovely and talented Senior at Headland High School. 23 The Miss Headland pageant of September 1975 was more than just a beauty pageant. It will hold a place of fond memories in the minds of nine beautiful young ladies. Many hours of hard practice and much preparation established a sense of togetherness between the contestants. This was truly the highlight of their Senior year. Miss Headland - Tammy Armstrong 2nd Alternate - Lisa Whiddon Miss Congeniality - Margaret Guest CRRITOF '76 LOOMS 24 O UICCHEADLAND. . . 976 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Brantley, Denise Peterson, Charla Floyd, Little Miss Headland - Jill Walden, Denise Enfinger. 25 ANTICIPATION. . CTTBMBNT Homecoming 1975-76 was a time of fun, hard work and great rewards. The members of SGA worked diligently along with the student body to make this Headland's greatest Homecoming. And how could it be anything else with a 28 to 6 victory over Hartford? This was the Rams' first Homecoming victory in three years. It was truly a game to remember. 26 NOMBCOM1N . . . 1975-76 The highlight of the Homecoming festivities was Thursday night when Nedra Hamilton was announced as Homecoming Queen. She was to reign over the activities of the coming day. Nedra's court included: Kay Watson and Vernitha Kirkland, Senior Attendants; Tina Stephenson and Priscilla Johnson, Junior Attendants: Alice Knight and Glenda Culver, Sophomore Attendants: Kellie McGriff and Bemestine Bradley, Freshman Attendants. 27 FLOATS • . . BO. . 28 PARADE. . .VICTORY Knowing that this was the Seniors’ last Homecoming made it a little more special. Their willingness to pitch in to make Homecoming successful reflected their unity and responsibility as Seniors and helped to establish togetherness between all classes. 29 fc auB oajbhuwt By a majority vote of the Key Club members, Lisa Whiddon was chosen as Key Club Sweetheart for 1975-76. Lisa is currently cheerleader captain, Miss LaResume and 2nd alternate to Miss Headland. She will compete later this year in a statewide pageant. LxSfrWldddoU 30 UON'CBCMLOUBBN fcZ iM flAtfnS Renee Mims was chosen as Lion’s Bowl Queen to reign over the 21st annual Lion's Bowl. Perhaps Renee's lovely face and winsome ways were an inspiration to the Headland Rams who defeated W. S. Neal in two overtimes. Following the game, Renee presented the winning trophy to Headland. 31 Q£NfO FAVORimC Ricky CjO Jt OMidyR 32 JUNIOR FAVORimC 33 PiOiv Roney and John Roney Q0PU0M6R FAVORITEC Attob Ought cuul R totdy UcOuOuv 34 Debbte Wi 6 omL WyMtoJoliHSo PRBQUMAN favoritbc 35 FfA CWBBTU ART 36 KAJUY WBLB B£nv CROCKS RENE£ M U£ RAM£EM£R££MrU BOTTOM ROW: Coach Singleton, R. Thompson, C. Johnson, G. Gravette, T. Pearce, T. Brown, F. Culver, S. Vann, M. Roberts, J. White, G. Gulledge. SECOND: C. Johns, R. Nelson, J. Bighems, J. Holston, W. Tullis, R. Carroll, J. Thomas, J. DeBeaugrine, J. Medley, T. Morrison, J. Adams. THIRD: J. Hill, T. Hill, M. Warren, K. Northington, J. Davis, T. Baxter, J. Roney, S. Vinson. FOURTH: L. Walker, R. Carroll, F. Rhodes, S. Kelly, S. Lingo, R. Brackins. FIFTH: R. Pope, R. Tullis, B. Armstrong; Manager Russel Feaggins. SENIOR RAMS: G. Gravette, T. Pearce, M. Roberts, C. Johnson. SEC- OND: F. Culver, R. Thompson, T. Brown, G. Gulledge. THIRD: S. Vann, J. White. 40 FfR£rWINNtN QEACON DEFENSE: BOTTOM ROW: G. Gravette, R. Nelson, T. Pearce, M. Roberts, T. Morrison, J. Bighems. SEC- OND: L. Walker, R. Thompson, C. Johnson, J. Thomas. THIRD: T. Crown, M. Medley, W. Tullis. OFFENSE: BOTTOM ROW: F. Culver, W. Tullis, R. Carroll, J. White, J. Roney. T. Morrison. SECOND: T. Pearce, R. Tullis, J. Thomas, J. Adams. THIRD: L. Walker, C. Johnson, S. Vann. For the Headland Rams, 1975 was a year to remember because the Rams finished with their first winning season in four years. To anyone who followed the Rams it was clear that the team was even better than their 6-4 record. Our team surprised many people in the area, for with a new coach and a young team the Rams were not expected to finish as well as they did. tNFOU V RC 42 BEHIND LEADERjQHTP 43 OLmrmmac tvujq 44 DBFBNOVB Cm — CmLJOUNCON 45 ANOf AD CCAO-f The highlight of the season was the Lion's Bowl. The Rams played W. S. Neel, of Brewton, and won the game in two overtimes. This was one of the most exciting games ever played by a Headland team and it took on special meaning for the Seniors who played their last game in the Lion’s Bowl. In 1975 Coach Singleton’s Rams showed through their hard work, determination, and effort, the spirit of HHS. 46 CNBRRJLL CtNGLBTON 47 7m U DIAND f-ttGU Over the past year the Headland High School Marching Rams have been active in all school functions. The band made a lot of improvements. Its participation in parades and concerts made them appreciated by both the town and the school. The band appreciates and thanks the student body for their respect. Band Director Ricky Dixson Dram Majorette Sharon Stovall 48 MARSUIN RAMC COLOR AND HONOR GUARDS: B. Holsion, Z. Whiddon, S. Stephenson, G. Jones, F. Moore, W. Williams, J. Powell, P. Carroll, K. Woodard, S. Reynolds, M. Thompson, E. Minniefield, Capt. T. Floyd, and Dram Majorette Sharon Stovall. MAJORETTES: Priscilla Johnson, Head Majorette, Kim Fain, Debbie Hand, Camille Parker. 49 lUB BAND AT WORK 50 MAKING B mUING MERE PERFECTION 51 imCfTY Co-Captain: Gretchen Guest Captain: Lisa Whiddon A few important tasks of the Headland High cheerleaders are making signs, for ballgames, cheering at all the ballgames and promoting spirit among the student body. Lynn Anderson Ethel Mae Flucker 52 CUBBRLBADERC Sheila Shelley Janet Davenport Renae Evans Memories of cheerleader clinic, ballgames, pep rallies and hard practices will always be remembered by the cheerleaders of 1975-76. Shelley Davis 53 B -lDAM AND JUNIOR BOTTOM ROW: J. Holston, T. Hill, R. Carroll, K. Northington, T. Baxter, F. Rhodes, S. Lingo. SECOND: J. Davis, F. Pope, C. Johns, R. Brackins. THIRD: R. Feagins, J. DeBeaugrine, S. Kelley, B. Armstrong, S. Vinson. FOURTH: G. Gulledge, M. Warren. L-R: J. Cornett, J. Fain, L. Shelley, Y. Miller, P. Warren, S. Pearce. 54 B. AND JR, mCkEmU-TBOtfC B TEAM: SITTING,LEFT TO RIGHT:Charles Lingo, Roger McDaiels, Michael Warren, Johnny Welch, Anthony Rivers, Norman White, Russel Feggins. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach James Rhodes, James Floyd, Micheal Brackin, Freddy Rhodes, Terry Hill, Ralph Berry, Larry Morris, Gentry Jones, Coach Aaron Goode. JUNIOR TEAM: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brett Armstrong, Willie Reeves, Joseph Kirkland, William Blocker, Kenneth Brackin, Mark Warren, Russell Feggins. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherrill Singleton, Tim Crews, Tyrone King, Ronnie Tullis, Jeff Oates, Jessie Dozier, John McGlown. 55 1975-76 WXROTYB CKSB LL LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Steve Williams, Mark Anthony, Jeff White, James Danzey, Freeman Culver, Jerry Thomas, Terry Morriss, Charles Vickers, Willie Tullis, Johnny Mac Bighems, Tyrone Brown, Jimmy Lingo, Jerry McKay, Manager - Russell Feggins. 56 STRONG TOGSfUEf2J J£QQ The 1975-76 season was the best since Coach Williams came to HHS. The main ingredients making this team so successful were the morale, togetherness, and team-work exhibited by the players. The players worked very hard to do what was necessary to win and be a championship team. The Seniors provided the team leadership - so necessary for good team morale and spirit. 59 TOWARD A 60 WINNING QEACON Surely Coach Steve Williams is to be commended for this fine team. He is the top coach in the area and surely the Rams will always be a power in the region. So far the highlight of the season was the winning of the Conference Tournament with a big 54-30 victory over arch-rival Ashford. At the time this was written the Rams were 21-3 and were looking to ending the season on a good note. 61 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Singleton, R. Feggins, C. Johnson, J. Medley, W. Tullis, G. Webb, R. Tullis, G. Hust, B. Armstrong, M. Rowland. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Brackin, G. Gravette, J. Oates, J. White, F. Pope, M. Warren, J. Thomas, T. Brannon, J. Debeaugrine, S. Vann, J. McKay. 62 975-76 The Baseball team had a 6-4 WAC record last year. Headland came in 3rd in the WAC tournament which was the first one ever held. This was a real improvement over the previous season. This year they are missing 4 starters but have some players coming up with plenty of experience, so they should be in good shape for the coming season! 63 MjNn 0 3 rtssssRS Q. A. The members of S. G. A. this year worked diligently to improve relations between students and faculty. They also worked toward the goal of more student participation in school activities. In working toward this goal. the S. G. A. sponsored many activities such as Homecoming and assemblies which were complete successes. The money for these activities was acquired by the intense efforts of the members in bake sales and shaker sales. The officers of S. G. A. for the 1975-76 year are: Tammy Armstrong - President, Lisa Whiddon - Vice-President, Renae Massey - Secretary, Kay Watson - Treasurer, and Shelley Davis - Reporter. 66 JOURWUC U Journalism is more than just a club; it is a working organization consisting of students whose time and effort were given to one major cause, the creation of a keepsake of memories. Throughout the year we became closer as we realized each others faults and discovered in each of us the desire for perfection. We learned, we gave of ourselves and in return, we published our thoughts and ideas in a book that will remain with us for the rest of our lives. 67 '7m RAMBLER,” This year was really a big year for the Rambler and its staff. The thing that was most important was the newspaper being published by Chancey Herring Publications at the end of each nine-weeks period. There was a lot of work that went into getting each article written to perfection. The staff hopes that everyone enjoyed each issue and will continue to enjoy them as a store of memories throughout the years. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Parrish, K. McGriff, T. Arnold, A. Shelley, R. Mims, C. Bridges, S. McGlown, O. Reynolds, L. Williams 68 ART CLUB OFFICERS: Kathy Gamble - Sec., Lisa Whiddon - Pres., Shelley Davis - Reporter, Jim Medley - Vice Pres. The Art Club endeavors to assist the individual in discovering and developing to the fullest his creative potential. The Art Club is designed to provide experience that will help the student grow in his ability to express himself, to use his leisure time more wisely. Art can open doors of vocational and career opportunities to students. 69 KEYOUB Pres. - Ken Floyd V. Pres. - Tom Baxter Sec. - John Parrish Treas. - Carl Johnson Reporter - Chuck Stroup Sgt.-at-Arms - John Roney In all of the youth clubs and projects, Key Club offers a program unique among youth groups. In it, there is a fusing of citizenship services and projects to underprivileged children and to public service organizations. Key Club offers opportunities through which the leaders and potential leaders of all high school age groups are given a chance to develop their initiative and leadership ability by undertaking a program of service in the high school and the community. By example of our initiative, Key Clubbers learn of their prospective adult roles in life and the meaning of serviceable aggressive citizenship which is necessary for the maintenance of our democratic way of life. 70 FMA. FHA OFFICERS: Tina Stephenson - Reporter, Deborah Miller - Sec. Treas., Janet Brannon - Pres., Ethel Flucker - Historian, Cynthia Reeves - V. Pres. The Future Homemakers of America led the way through another successful year at HHS. Under the leadership of Chapter President, Janet Brannon, and sponsors, Miss Preyer and Mrs. Roney, the club was associated with several fund raising projects. The most successful among these projects was the selling of items out of a kit. Funds from the project will go toward the buying of necessary items needed within the Home Ec. Department. The project of the year is outreach to help the needy and elderly. 71 F.B.LA. The activities of FBLA provides an opportunity for business students to prepare for business and office occupations. The members of FBLA learn how to engage in individual and group business enterprises; how to work with representatives of other youth organizations; and how to compete honorably with other students on the local, state, and national levels. 72 QUDBNTACnON F0 EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Renae Massey - President, Carl Johnson - Parliamenta- rian, Tammy Armstrong - Vice President, Lisa Whiddon - Secretary, Willie Walker - Reporter, and Jeff White - Treasurer STAND UP FOR EDUCATION The main objective of this organization is to guide students interested in the teaching profession. During FT A week, the students took on many teacher responsibilities. Members of FT A are Seniors and Juniors and are chosen by the faculty. 73 F.FA The Headland Chapter of the Future Farmers of America kicked off the new year by electing officers for the ’75-'76 school year. Sponsors for FFA are J. G. Yeager and Edward Drake. They also held some fund raising projects, including a magazine sale and selling oranges. Chap Gray was the highest salesman for the magazine sale. This year they made parking lot improvements, replaced the old boards in the bleachers, and built benches for the football players. Pres. - Dewitt Culver, V. Pres. - Jerry Thomas and Rodney McCoy, Sec. - Pat Hood, Treas. - Goeffrey Stephens, Reporters - Terri Hood and Danny Grandberry, Sentinel - John Roney, Lee Thompson, and Wil- lie Walker. FRENOfCLUB The French Club encourages an enthusiasm for French customs, culture and history as well as the language of France Throughout the year we have enjoyed a variety of interesting programs. The requirements for membership consist of at least one year of French. 75 OFFICERS: Song Leader - Charlotte Fairchild, Kathy Gamble - Social Chairman, Robyn Weeks - Vice Pres., Anita Martin - Pres., Sally Brown - Sec. Treas., Deborah Miller - Reporter YA. . YARC is an organization which has been at Headland High for nearly 3 years. Its main function is to help the underprivileged and retarded children. Another function of YARC is to get more people interested in helping those who are unable to help themselves. OFFICERS: Sec. - Shelly Davis. V. Pres. - Margaret Guest, Pres. - Mary Hollis, Treas. - Brenda Anthony, Rep. - Brenda Spann 76 n amub qtudqntcouncil OFFICERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Snellgrove - Reporter, Dianne McClenny - Treasurer, Laura Brantley - Parliamentarian, Rhonda Hartley - Secretary, Joel McCloud - President, Lesly Simpson - Vice-President, Lee Henderson - Assistant Secretary. JUBCROA LCmFF MEMBERS: Zelda Hamilton, Cynthia Bond, Nan Nowell, Shelley Walworth, Tami Wade, Linda Sue Hayden, Sandy Mims, Debbie Ringe, and Mrs. Medley. 77 NJROTC — COMPAN FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Company Commander - LCDR John Parrish, Executive Officer - Lt. Willie Tullis, Operations - LUG Jim Dykes, Communications - LUG Cynthia Reeves, Supply - Ens. Camille Parker and Brenda Anthony NJROTC The NJROTC was established to present to a select group of high school students the opportunity to embark on an interesting and rewarding experience as naval cadets. The NJROTC program seeks to develop informed leaders with a strong sense of self-reliance, a personal knowledge of the responsibilities of ciUzenship in a democraUc society, and an appreciation of the Navy's role in naUonal defense. Among the objectives of NJROTC are: To promote patriotism, and to develop a high degree of personal honor, discipline, and leadership. COLOR GUARD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Warren, J. Hamm, V. Kirkland, C. Hen- derson , and A. Rivers 78 NC-3 BO CAND (9 RLC COMMANDER: Lt. James Holston, CPO - Jerry Thomas, Guide - James Reeves, Squad Leaders - Russell Feg- gins, Gerald Webb, and Edward Vickers. COMMANDER: Lt. Mary Hollis, CPO - Deborah Corbitt, Guide - Elma Minniefield, Squad Leaders - Nedra Hamilton, Kathy Jones, Alisa Kirkland, andC. Ward. 79 NC-2 BOrQAND RLC COMMANDERS: Kathy Woodard and Mark Givens, CPO - Chuck Garrison and Gretchen Guest, Guide - Steve Key, Squad Leaders - J. Davis, D. Granberry, T. Hill, J. Whitehead DRILL TEAM: Commander - Susie McGlown, CPO - Wanda McNealy, Guide - Sharon Raley, Squad Leaders - D. Wright, P. Spann, G. Weems, A. King. 80 NC-1 B0 AND GfRIC 81 NORTNCfDB Sixth Grade - Mr. McClenny Sixth Grade - Mr. Farmer 84 INTERMEDIATE Sixth Grade - Mrs. Lawson 85 Sixth Grade - Mrs. McCullum NGRJUQVB Sixth Grade - Mrs. Kenyon Fifth Grade - Mrs. Kirkland INJB tfEDfflB Fifth Grade - Mrs. Pope Fifth Grade - Mrs. Hutto NORTf-fODB Fifth Grade - Mrs. Weston Fourth Grade - Mrs. Cunningham tMBRMEDWfe Fourth Grade - Mrs. Dean Fourth Grade - Mrs. James NORTUCfDB fMTBRMEDIAfe Fourth Grade - Mrs. Armstrong Fourth Grade - Mrs. Anderson 1-fENRY COUNTY MIDDLE- C 91 7-1 BOTTOM: J. Corbit, K. Walker, J. Davis, M. Tharpe, M. Turner, S. Morris. 2nd: K. Spann, D. Ward, P. Riley, L. Baxter, T. Hand, P. Creel, P. Creel, S. Mims, V. Fain. 3rd: K. Ward, E. Brown, L. Bonds, F. Mathis, M. Floyd, R. Warren, S. Simpson, R. Davis. 4th: K. Walker, B. Palmer, D. Preston, J. Hancock, A. McNeal, ]. Jones, K. Ethridge, S. Enfinger. 7-2 BOTTOM: M. Kirkland, J. Johnson, R. Ward, A. Salter, R. Thomas, J. Berry, L. Trice, G. Floyd. 2nd: S. Reeves, M. Wells, B. Simpson, S. Walker, S. Smith, W. Floyd, M. McCloud, B. Kent. 3rd: M. Hanchey, T. Livingston, T. Wade, F. Snell, W. Cutchens, L. Whiddon, M. McClenny, B. Blankenship. 4th: D. Peterson, G. Maddox, C. Money, S. Allums, D. Whatley, M. Shelley, B. Rowland, Mrs. Medley. 92 7-2 BOTTOM: E. Wells, L. Reeves, G. Cochran, C. Johnson, J. Simpson, S. Stokes. 2nd: M. Miller, A. Carter, S. Brock. K. Shelley, N. Grimsley, V. Turner, S. Tharpes, C. Turner. 3rd: Miss Hooper, C. Roberts, K. Riley, K. Barron, S. Palmer, F. Peterman, A. Floyd, M. Thornton, A. Arnold. 4th: T. Harrison, S. Gul- ledge, S. Riley, T. Huff, D. Ring, G. Knight, K. Dixon, M. Morris. BOTTOM: S. Armstrong, J. Dozier, D. Trice, M. Culver, S. Danzey. 2nd: A. Pope, S. Carroll, S. Tullis, R. Reeves, B. Dawkins, A. Bryant, B. McGlown, H. Patterson. 3rd: C. Gibbs, L. Hayden, M. Bostick, S. Ste- phens, T. Burdeshaw, V. Garrett, S. Walworth, R. Rushing, Mrs. Hale. 4th: D. Foster, T. Knight, K. Arnold, G. Gulledge, T. Sanders, W. Graves, S. Brown. 7-4 93 S-l BOTTOM: Billy Wright, Sonya Raley, Anita Ringe, Carol Blount, Dawn Snellgrove, Gloria Hust, Toni Garret, Nora Renfroe. MIDDLE: Betty Townsend, Eveleta Whigham, Jane Armstrong, Libbye Hunt, Mary McGlown, Cynthia Bonds, Terry Tharpe. TOP: Jeff Adams, Lee Henderson, Phillip Skipper, Horst Klempter, Edward Giv- ens, Stanley Parker, Mitch Roland. 94 BOTTOM: Sheila Kirkland, Jane Hanchey, Linda Bracewell, Cecilia Manasco, Tammy McArdle, Alicia Whiddon, Sharon York, John Espy. Marcia Roberts. MIDDLE: Machelle Walker, Laura Brantley, Marla Ivey, Nan Nowell, Michael Brown, Reginald McDaniels, Buddy Williams, Mark Jones, David Yoemans. TOP: Francis Rhodes, Barbara Walker, Willie Powell, Lesley Simpson, Joel McCloud, Robert Wells, Chris Walworth, Joey Armstrong, Tim Parrish. 95 BOTTOM: Sarah Parrish, Diane Howard, Barbara Vickers, Shannon May, Tammy Sewell, Calisse Johnson, Ellen Palmer, Jennifer Bond, Phillip Ready. MIDDLE: Lillian Underwood, Corrine Williams, Faye Davis, Theresa Fairchild, Sylvia McDaniels, Sue Cornett, Tony Thomas, Samuel Bradley, Bruce Walker. TOP: Diane Culver, Vicky Poke, Roberta Thomas, Carolyn Wiggins, Randy Brock, Freddy Shelley, Jack Parsons, Mike Cates, David Key, Mr. Cotton. 8-8 8-4 BOTTOM: Brenda Kelley, Darlene Savelle, Denise Man, Diane McClenny, Babbie Lingo, Rhonda Hartley, Michelle Gravette, Tammy Rushing. MIDDLE: Debora Floyd, Zelda Hamilton, Tammy Caroll, Pam Fain, Roger Medley, Alan Cherry, Mike McNeal, Anthony Shelley, Kenny Anderson. TOP: Paul Reeves, Kenneth Floyd, Tim Johnson, Dennis Knight, Terry Stovall, Ricky Walker, Dale Hamilton, John Thornton, Bernard King. Being a senior student of HCMS means one last year of junior high school for those of us who will soon become a part of Headland High. We will hold memories of a time in our lives when worries were non-existent and having fun was of the greatest importance. Yet we can look ahead to new challenges and experiences which will create in us a spirit loyal to HHS. 97 FRECLftfEN. ■ .TUtClQ 98 Brett Armstrong Suzanne Armstrong Theresa Arnett Shann Ashley Debbie Bennett Jimmy Berry William Blocker Nancy Bond Keith Bostick Kenneth Brackin Bernestine Bradley Tom Brannon Mary Brooks Dexter Bryant Jan Cornett Tim Crews Connie Davis Kenny Dawkins Kenneth Dean Craig Dixon ONLY OUR, BE Chris Doster Jessie Dozier Mike Driver David Evans Jill Fain Rita Fain Trovas Floyd Charles Foster Vickie Gamble Andy Gifford Faye Glover Debbie Granberry Chap Grey Jeanell Hall Devry Hamilton Sam Hamm Jan Hancock Phyllis Harrison Rosie Hollis Betty Holston 99 Dematha Jackson Janet Jernigan Carl Johnson Myron Johnson Gentry Jones Gregory Jones Lisa Jones Linda Kelley Joseph Kirkland Tyron King Lori Livingston Dathy May 100 John McGlown Kellie McGriff Yulonda Miller Debbie Mims Anna Minnefield Stephanie Murphy Jimmy Norton Rusty Nowell Jeff Cates Mila Owens Tracy Parrish David Pearce 101 Sandra Pearce Fredrick Poke Jackie Powell Joy Quattlebaum Willie Reeves Lumaris Reynalds Shenia Reynolds John Shelley Kevin Shelley Linda Lee Shelley Pam Shelley Elaine Simpson THE FRESHMAN OFFICERS FOR 1975-1976 ARE: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: President - Jan Hancock. V. President - Dathy May, Secretary - Jimmy Norton. Treasurer - Chris Thomas. 102 Carrie Spann Sharon Spann Suzanne Stephens Douglas Thorpe Carolyn Thomas Johnny Thomas Robert Trice Ronnie Tullis Juanita Walker Mark Warren Beverly Welch David Webb WWTIC A OOU ? Being a rookie has meant making new friends, renewing old friendship� , creating first impressions, and sharing new ideas and experiences. But most of all I cherish the face that at last after fourteen years of waiting, I am finally a part of H.H.S. 103 QOPf-fOMORBQ ENJOY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Virginia Thomas, V. Pres. - Scotty McLain, Sec.-Treas. - Renae Evans, and Reporter - Vanessa Simpson Ann Allums Larry Allums Lynn Anderson Tina Arnold Sharon Ashford Kenny Atwood Felicia Bonds Kathy Bostick Michael Brackin Rickey Brackin Gary Brady Oscar Brady 104 SBCOND £A ATI4RQ David Brantley Cay Bridges Elizabeth Brinkley Amos Brown Robin Burdeshaw Bruce Butler Mike Carroll Ronnie Carroll Mike Colvin Ira Cox Rickey Cox Eric Culver Kathy Dawkins Johnny Davis Mark Davis Lisa Ellis Renae Evans Kim Fain Mary Fields David Floyd Ethel Flucker Jerry Flucker Wanda Flucker Chuck Garrison 105 Mark Givens Charlotte Gulledge Deborah Hamilton George Hamilton Chuck Hamm Kent Hanchey Debbie Hand Doug Hand James Hill Terry Hill Larry Hust Terri Hood Sherri Jackson Anthony Johnson Nita Johnston Rita Johnston 106 Gwen Jones Sam Kelly Steve Key Annie King Alice Knight Tim Lindsey Charles Lingo Steve Lingo Roger McDaniels Dennis McGowan Scotty McLain Randy McQuain Darlene Minniefield Sherita Moore Kevin Northington Chuck Owens 107 Laurie Parker Janet Reeves Sandra Reeves Frederick Rhodes Terri Rowland Amy Shelley Andy Shelley J. B. Shelley Vanessa Simpson Betty Smith Paul Smith Phillip Smith Dana Snallgrove Jerry Snellgrove LaBrenda Spann Ronnie Spivey )08 I Sharon Stovall Shelley Mae Thomas Hank Thompson Martha Thompson Virginia Thomas Sherrie Thornton Larry Townsend William Trice Ramonia Walker Susanna Watson Jeff Whatley Norman White When we started out last year, we were young, inexperienced Freshmen. Now, as Sophomores, we have that year behind us and only two more to go. This year is special in that we are not just beginning. We're in the center of things, not the youngest any- more, but not at the top yet. We set examples for the Freshmen while we learn from the Seniors. In years to come, we will look back to our Sophomore year with fond memories. 109 James Adams Mark Anthony Marion Ashford Pam Barefield Stephen Barker Tom Baxter Ralph Berry Danny Blankenship Pam Boykin Francis Brackin Patricia Carroll Ricky Cherry Thomas D’Amico James Danzy Janet Davenport JUNIORC. . . no APPRJCACU1N Jimmy DeBeaugrine Jim Dykes Charlotte Fairchild Russel Feggins Cynthia Floyd James Floyd Terry Floyd Jimmy Folds Sonia Gardner Cathy Givens Danny Granberry Gretchen Guest Jane Hamm Larry Hand Cathy Henderson m TUB. BB NNfNG Sue Hollis Terry Hollis James Holsion Pat Hood Marty Johnson Priscilla Johnson Lynn Kilcrease Annie Pearl King Sandra Lane Sheila Lane Cynthia Lewis Leigh Livingston Beth McClenny Mike McCoy Susie McGlown 112 OF1UBEND Jerry McKay Debbie McNeal James McNealy Jim Nedley Geoffery Mims Shane Money Wendy Paape Jennifer Parker Teresa Parker John Parrish Minnie Powell Sharon Raley Cynthia Reeves James Reeves Olivia Reynolds William Rhodes CLAQCOF Tim Robinson Fran Roney John Roney Larry Savelle Cassundra Scovil Sheila Shelley David Spann Geoffreu Stephens Sheila Stephenson Tina Stephenson Jerry Thomas Loretta Thorpe Sammy Vinson Vo-Bien Cuong 114 Larry Walker Sarah Walker Kathy Watson Gerald Webb Robyn Weeks Gwen Weems Steve Weems Jerry Whitehead Odesta Williams Vikki Williams Kathy Woordard Jerry Woodham 115 116 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - Terry Floyd, V. Pres. Leigh Living- ston, Sec.-Treas. - Lynn Kilcrease, Rep. - Sharon Raley. U4WDOGQ ITMEAN TO BBAJUMO ? Getting to tear down all the Spirit of 76 signs F.R. You get to be a member of the fun class RW Getting to sit on the heater LK Having the best football players LL Never winning the Spirit award JP Being above the Fresh. and Soph, but not the Srs. PB Only one year before graduation WP Being one of the best in HHS DG Being on cloud nine WT Means that Srs. don't know everything PH One more year to have a chance to go to state GG One more year away from parole JH Being able to enjoy all the activities, knowing it won't be my last TB Being able to say that we only have one more year in school OR Staying cool and calm until you are a SR. SM Not being far from the turning point of my life SH Too far to turn back now OW It's almost the end of a great beginning CR One more year of easy living TS Being almost there JD 117 UJB WILL QIN Brenda Anthony Tammy Armstrong Charity Bostick Janet Brannon Sally Brown Tyrone Brown Ricky Carter Debra Corbitt Dewitt Culver 118 FOR, HEADLAND HIGH SCHOOL Freeman Culver Nathaniel Davis Shelley Davis Pam Driver Rebecca Fairchild Ken Floyd 119 Kathy Gamble Charles Golden Gene Gravette Margaret Guest Glen Gulledge Nedra Hamilton Cecelia Hayden Mary Hollis Carl Johnson . . . 120 Chris Johnson Gabriela Jones Kathy Jones Alisa Kirkland Vernitha Kirkland Anita Martin Renae Massey Debra Miller Billy Mills 121 BBCUBRJCNED Renee Mims Elma Minniefield Felicia Moore Pam McArdle Rodney McCoy Vivian McDaniels Camille Parker Timothy Pearce Joanne Raley 122 tN FONDEST UEMOR EC. . . Erwin Reynolds Mike Roberts Rickey Roney Mary E. Smith Bobby Smith Michael Spann Pam Spann Chuck Stroup Jan Tate 123 WB WILL QNG- FO HNC!! Cindy Taylor Sam Vann Edward Vickers Willie Walker Kay Watson Lisa Whiddon 124 CBNlO ACUtBWAENTQ ftis nctiukcttlt has, kcm u jv whtit k dopj uJuchdfaectfly eypzesses tkbwotikhofa frp iSOH , butwkotth is. BRENDA SUETTE ANTHONY: SGA II, III, IV; NJROTC II, III, IV, Officer III, IV; FHA II; YARC III, IV, Officer IV; Pep Club II, III; Miss La Resume Contest III TAMMY ARMSTRONG: SGA I, II, III, IV, Officer IV; Annual Staff II, III, IV; Top Twenty Senior; Miss Headland; FT A III, IV, Officer IV; FHA I, III, IV; FBLA III; Farm Bureau Contest IV; Honor Society IV; Youth ARC I, III; Pep Club III CHARITY BOSTICK: FHA IV; FFA IV; French Club III, IV JANET SUE BRANNON: Top Twenty Senior; Class Favorite II; Miss Headland Contest IV; FHA I, II, III, IV, Officer IV; Honor Society III, IV, Officer IV; Pep Club II SARA LEE BROWN: FHA I, II, III; FBLA III, IV; Pep Club I; French Club IV, Officer IV; Youth ARC I TYROME BROWN: FFA I, II, III, NJROTC I, II; Football I, II; Basketball I, II JAMES RICKEY CARTER: Class Favorite IV; NJROTC I, II, III, Officer I, II, III; Color Guard II, III; FFA I, II, III, IV; Football I, II; Baseball I DEBORAH ANN CORBITT: Miss Bronze IV; FHA III, IV; Youth ARC III, IV; NJROTC II, III, IV, Officer II, Ill; Pep Club II, III, IV FREEMAN CULVER, JR.: FFA I, II, III, IV; NJROTC I, II, III, Officer I; Football III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV PATRICK DEWITT CULVER: FFA III, IV, Officer IV; NJROTC Officer I, II, III: Basketball I; Pep Club II, III SHELLEY ANNA DAVIS: Class Officer II. SGA I, IV, Officer IV; Annual Staff IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Miss FT A IV; FT A IV; FHA I, III; FBLA II, III; Cheerleader IV; Youth ARC III, IV, Officer IV; Honor Society IV; NJROTC III, Officer III; Pep Club I, II, III; Art Club III, IV, Officer III, IV; Transfer from Houston Academy PAMELA SUE DRIVER: Class Officer III; SGA IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Miss Headland Contest IV; FHA I, II, III, IV; Outstanding Scholastic Senior; Honor Society IV, Officer IV; Class Beauty II; Pep Club II, III; NJROTC III; Miss La Resume Contest III; Transfer from Ogden, Utah REBECCA FAIRCHILD: Pep Club III; NJROTC I, II. III KENNETH LANE FLOYD: Top Twenty Seniors, FFA I, II, III, IV; Key Club I, II, III, IV, Officer IV; Mr. HHS KATHY MARIE GAMBLE: Class Officer IV; Honor Guard II: FHA I, II, III, IV; FBLA III; FFA Sweetheart IV; NJROTC II, III, Officer III; Class Beauty IV; Pep Club I, II, III; Art Club IV, Officer IV; French Club IV. Officer IV CHARLES WILLIS GOLDEN: FFA III, IV ROBERT GENE GRAVETTE II: Key Club III, IV; Football I, II, III, IV; Baseball IV MARGARET RACHEL GUEST: Class Officer IV; Annual Staff IV; Band I, II; Miss Headland Contest IV; Miss Congeniality; FHA I; FBLA IV; Youth ARC IV, Officer IV; NJROTC II, III, Officer III; Pep Club I, II, III; French Club III; Miss La Resume Contest III; Varsity Cheerleader Alt. IV GLEN ALLEN GULLEDGE: FFA I, II, IV; Football II, IV NEDRA MARIE HAMILTON: Homecoming Queen IV; FHA II; FBLA II; NJROTC III, Officer III; Pep Club I CECILIA ANN HAYDEN: FBLA II; NJROTC II, III, Officer II MARY ETTA HOLLIS: Class Officer II; Top Twenty Seniors; FHA I; Youth ARC II, III, Officer IV; NJROTC II, III, IV, Officer III, IV; Pep Club I, II. Ill; French Club III, IV 125 CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON: FFA I, II, III; Library Club Officer I, II; Youth ARC I, Officer I; Pep Club I, II CURTIS CARL JOHNSON, JR.: Top Twenty Seniors, Mr. FT A III, IV; FHA III; FBLA II, III; Key Club Officer IV; NJROTC I, II, III; NJROTC Officer II, III; Football I, II, III, IV; Baseball III, IV; Basketball I KATHY JONES: Honor Guard III; FBLA III, IV; Jr. Cheerleader I, II; NJROTC Officer III, IV: Who’s Who GABRIELE DAGMAR JONES: Top Twenty Seniors; FBLA II, III, IV; Outstanding Scholastic Seniors; Honor Society IV; Who's Who WILLIAM BRAXTON MILLS: Top Twenty Seniors; Mr. FBLA; FBLA IV; Valedictorian; Outstanding Scholastic Senior; Honor Society IV; Math Team III, IV ALISA KIRKLAND: Band I, II, III; FHA I, II, III; FBLA I, II, III; Youth ARC I, II, III; NJROTC II, III, IV; Pep Club I, II, III, IV; French Club IV; An Club III VERNITHA KIRKLAND: Color Guard III; Homecoming Attendant III, IV; FBLA Officer IVJ;FBLA II, III, IV; NJROTC Officer II, IV; EASA Committee JIMMY LINGO: FFA IV; NJROTC Officer III; Basketball IV ANITA MACHELLE MARTIN: FBLA III, IV, Officer IV; FHA II, III, IV; Pep Club II, III; French Club IV, Officer IV; Youth ARC III; Miss La Resume Contest III JULIA RENAE MASSEY: SGA Officer IV; Annual Staff II, III; Rambler Staff II; Top Twenty Seniors; FTA III, IV, Officer IV; FHA I, II, III; Outstanding Scholastic Seniors; Honor Society IV; Pep Club I, II; Miss La Resume Contest III; Youth ARC II, III PAMELA JANE MCARDLE: FHA I, II, III, IV, Officer II; FBLA IV; Outstanding Scholastic Seniors; Honor Society IV; Student Council IV; Youth ARC III; Who's Who IV RODNEY JOE MCCOY: FFA IV, Officer IV; FHA III; Transfer from Charleston, S.C. VIVIAN MCDANIELS: Top Twenty Seniors; FHA IV; FFA Sweetheart I; Youth ARC III, Officer III; Pep Club III; Miss La Resume Contest III; Band II, III, IV ELBERT MCGLOWN: FHA I; FFA I; NJROTC I. II, Officer I, II; Baseball I, III; Basketball I, II, III; Track I, II, III; Pep Club I, II DEBORAH ANN MILLER: Band Officer IV; Top Twenty Seniors; FHA II, III, IV, Officer IV; YARC Officer III; Honor Society IV; Pep Club III; Miss La Resume Contest III; French Off. Ill, IV GINA RENEE MIMS: Class Officer I, II, III; Annual Staff III, IV; Rambler Staff II, IV, Editor IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Class Favorite III, IV; Miss Headland Contest IV; FHA II, III, IV; Outstanding Scholastic Seniors; Lion’s Bowl Queen IV; Honor Society IV; Miss Betty Crocker IV; Miss La Resume Con. Ill ELM A LOU MINNIEFIELD: Color Guard III, IV; NJROTC IV, Officer IV FELICIA ANN MOORE: Color Guard III, IV; NJROTC II, IV, Officer II, IV ANNIE JEAN MURRAY: YARC III ELISA CAMILLE PARKER: Band I, II, III, IV; Majorette III, IV; FHA I. IV; FBLA IV; Honor Society IV; YARC I TIMOTHY PEARCE: FFA I, II; Library Club Officer I; NIROTCI, II, III, Officer I,II,III; Football II, III, IV; Basketball I, II; Track I, II JO ANNE RALEY; Top Twenty Seniors; FHA I, II, III, IV; Honor Society IV, Miss HHS IV; Pep Club II, III; YARC II, III ERWIN FERNANDO REYNOLDS: Class Officer I, II; Band I, II, III, IV, Officer II, III, IV; FHA III; FFA I, II; Football I; Pep Club IV CLARANCE MICHAEL ROBERTS: Class Officer I; Class Favorite I; FFA I, II, III, IV; Key Club II, III, IV; Football IV; Pep Club III LOUIE RICHARD RONEY: SGA IV; Annual Staff II, III, IV; Rambler Staff III; Top Twenty Seniors; Honor Society IV, Officer IV CHARLES EDWARD SALTER: FFA I, II; Pep Club IV 126 MARY ELLEN SMITH: Class Officer II; Class Favorite III: Homecoming Att. Ill; FBLA IV, Officer IV; FHA II, III; Jr. Cheerleader II; NJROTC Officer III; Class Beauty III; Pep Club II, III, IV ROBERT L. SMITH, JR.: FFA I, II, III, IV MICHAEL ANTHONY SPANN: FFA I, II; FHA Beau IV; Basketball I, II, III; Pep Club III PAMELA CAROL SPANN: Honor Guard II; FBLA II, III, IV, Officer IV; FHA I, II; Pep Club I, II, III; NJROTC III, IV, Officer IV; YARC I, II; French Club III, IV CHARLES EDWARD STROUP: Top Twenty Senior; FFA III, IV; Key Club II, III, IV, Officer II; Pep Club III CYNTHIA ANN TAYLOR: Top Twenty Seniors; Miss FBLA; FBLA I, II, III, IV, Officer III; FHA I, II, III; Pep Club III; NJROTC III; YARC 1, II; Miss La Resume Contest III JANA HENDERSON TATE: Library Club Officer II; NJROTC II. Ill, Off. II, III LEE OTHO THOMPSON: FFA II, III, IV, Officer IV; FTA III; FHA II. Ill; Football II, III; Basketball I; Track II ROBERT THOMPSON: SGA III; FFA I, II, III, IV; NJROTC II, III, Officer II, III; Football III, IV SAMUEL RICHARD VANN, III: Class Officer IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Class Favorites II; FHA IV; FFA I, II. Ill; Honor Society IV; NJROTC I, II, III, Officer II, III; Football I, IV; Baseball IV; Pep Club III; YARC IV; Who's Who; Math Team IV CHARLES EDWARD VICKERS: FFA I, II, III, Officer II; Football I; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Track II WILLIE EARL WALKER, JR.: FTA III, IV, Officer IV; FFA I, II, III, IV, Officer IV; NJROTC Officer II, III; Football I, II, III, IV; Track II SHARON KAY WATSON: Class Off. Ill; SGA IV, Officer IV; Annual Staff III, IV, Editor IV; Rambler Staff III, Editor III; Miss Headland Contest IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Homecoming Au. IV; FHA I, II, III, IV; Salutatoriam Girls’ St. Rep. Ill; Good Citizenship IV; YARC II. Ill, Off. Ill; Honor Soc. LISA WHIDDON: SGA I, II, IV, Off. IV; Top Twenty Senior; Miss Headland Alt.; Key Club Sweetheart IV; FTA III, IV, Off. IV; Farm Bureau Contest IV; Jr. Cheerleader I; Varsity II, III, IV; NJROTC I, II, III, IV, Off. IV; Miss La Resume; Pep Club II, III JEFFERY ALLEN WHITE: Class Off. IV; Top Twenty Senior; Class Favorite III; FTA III, IV, Off. IV; FHA IV; FFA I, IV; NJROTC II, III; Football I, III, IV; Baseball IV; Basketball I, IV; Pep Club III; Who's Who IV; Math Team IV CHARLES EARL WILLIAMS: FFA I, II: Baseball I; Track IV RICKEY CARL WILLIAMS: Key Club III, IV, Off. Ill; NJROTC Off. Ill 127 REFLEOIONC FowiyeoAS. Fo some, at has been too, Cong. Otheis have fat it was days of, good fanes, ways, but it was a, beginning. A chance to t eet peopHe, staAt an athletic, coAee , andg ow as individuals. It was ouA,titoe now to, enjoy the maturity shaned only by oua, peets befae us. Who can't temendm, Poking up to,Cenio S and wishing to have thei nonchalant attitwhdlhedotoinant idea, that stic inouA,toetoO ies is the, spirit shooed by everyone,. Friday night faiball games, cms county wok, and pep 'cattles headed by ckmteadm. A Summet, o change passed in 974 andb oughtwithitthenonconfamist, peace mOAchetS, dicffi dodgers, and walkouts. Cophomotedays weAe those o being involvedand getting oua (pet wet. It seemed difficult fa many ofruS to, be out on oua, own, but we knew, wait would pass quickly. WeHeftmuch, but in owe Junto yeaA, we had the handitions which came to be known as those o the ' ’bicentennial graduating daSS. While honO Ond gHoiy and greatness miyed” wasn’t exactly the most quoted pluase, CpiAitob 76 was. We fat a, closeness thought o the faends and memories we would soon hove to, Heave behind. Oua, Cento yeoA,. The time many began Hosing intmest, 128 aimm U44 MEErOUJZ MACrERC James Baxley Zona Gayle Baxter Francis Deloney Ricky Dixson ■ Edward Drake Aaron J. Goode Winston Griggs Patricia Johnson Earl McDaniels Tommie McTier William Merritt The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his follow- ers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. ” - Kahlil Gibrai SWW OU TOMOR CMC x i -'V Vv Ed Oates Clarence Peterman Mary Louise Preyer James Rhodes Willie K. Roney Jean Sowell Sherrill Singleton W £ Rosalyn Trammell Mamie Vaughn Howard Vinson Shirley Whiddon J. G. Yeager If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. ’ ’ - Kahlil Gibran 134 OmCBU ORKBRjQ Cynthia Reeves Mary Ellen Smith Gabrielle Jones Shelley Davis Jan Tate Jennifer Parker LUNO-r OOMWO KERjQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Hollis, Verlie Hollis, Eloise Savelle, Evelyn Butler, Kate Hickman, Roberta Walker, Carrie Lingo, Rose White - Supervisor. 135 OR CBPRjCMDGC CONRAD NEMAN: PRINCIPAL Behavior is a mirror in which everyone displays his own image. - Goethe 136 JIQ4NCB szm WNCoac-. SECRmtsy S7El£ MUJA US: ASSr.mNam- GUIQANCB COUNS JO 137 139 IflLEDtaORWJ AND QUmCi lAN BHMYMtU£ t YWATSOH 140 Hard work and determination paid off for Billy Mills as he was awarded Valedictorian of the graduating class of 1976. He had a cumulative average from the 9-12 grades of 94.95. Kay Watson was awarded Salutatorian 1976 with a grade point average of 94.69. f-fONOB eoam BOTTOM ROW: S. Davis, K. Watson, R. Mssey, P. McArdle, J. Raley, B. Mills. TOP ROW: R. Roney, J. Brannon, P. Driver, R. Mims. PRES.: Rickey Roney, REP.: Janet Brannon, SEC-TREAS: Pam Driver, V. PRES.: Renee Mims. Honor Society began the year with an induction ceremony for the new members. They were selected according to the four qualities of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Our sponsor for 1975- 76 was Mrs. Zona Baxter. mUTBAM BOTTOM ROW: B. Mills, K. Floyd, P. Driver, J. White, R. Roney, K. Watson, S. Davis, S. Vann. TOP ROW: J. Parrish, R. Mims, C. Henderson, J. Hamm, S. Raley. NBaMUB Bl f-nu GRADB BBA CLUB 142 MR AND MISC F.B.LA- 143 CNCYVMjCfcAND BILLYMILLS MfCC GOOD CmZBNOW 145 KOYU ArCOV TOP TWBNIYSENIORS TOP RIGHT: Janet Branon - FHA Pres.; Rickey Roney - Honor Society Pres. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gabriele Jones - Honor Society. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeff White - Sr. Class Sec.-Treas.; Shelley Davis - Miss FTA; Sam Vann - Sr. Class Pres. 146 CJ-tOQEN By FACULTY TOP LEFT: Vivian McDaniels - Band; Deborah Miller - French Club Officer. BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Driver - Honor Society Sec.-Treas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Renae Massey - SGA Sec.; Cindy Taylor - Miss FBLA; Tammy Armstrong - Miss Headland. 147 TOP TWENTY CENfORC TOP RIGHT: Lisa Whiddon - Miss LaResume; Carl Johnson - Mr. FT A. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chuck Stroup - Key Club Officer. BOTTOM LEFT: Vemitha Kirkland - FBLA Officer: Mary Hollis - NJROTC Officer. 148 TOP LEFT: Billy Mills - Valedictorian; JoAnne Raley - Miss HHS. BOTTOM LEFT: Kay Watson - Salutatoriam Ken Floyd - Mr. HHS. BOTTOM RIGHT: Renee Mims - Lion's Bowl Queen. 149 CMZDNC AND OJFPORmONC PG. 1 Vi % 1 16 KEY FIVE STAR FOUR STAR THREE STAR TWO STAR ONE STAR FIVE STAR ADVERTISER ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CHARLES RONEY THREE STAR ADVERTISERS ART SOLOMON PHOTOGRAPHY P.O. 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Haywood Wade David Wade George Hammond Parts 794-0693 Sales 794-0691 WEX TEX Headland, AL NORTON'S RADIO AND T.V. 431 By Pass Headland, AL MONSANTO Newville, AL ONE STAR ADVERTISERS ★ INGRAM'S FURN. Dothan EZZELL'S Abbeville WILSON'S MEN SHOP Dothan McCOY'S HARDWARE Newville EAST GATE PHARMACY Dothan FAISON T.V. SERVICE Dothan BROOK'S FURNITURE Headland LAURA'S RESTAURANT Headland RANDY'S DEPT. STORE 182 Headland AFPG ymoFJ. . . to Kalii Gibran for his writings, to the students of HHS without whom this memoir would not be, and to God for letting all our headaches fall on unharried days GGAmUDZ. . . to Ginger Morris for her leadership, to Zona Baxter and Steve Williams for their understanding, to Renee for her art work, and to Rickey, Tammy, and Margaret for always being there imNKc. . . to Tom, Tina, Shelley, Sheila, Scottie, Kellie, Beth, Debbie, John, Olivia, Amy, Susie, Sherri, and Cay for your patience, understanding smiles, and helpfulness to me when tempers were short and nerves were on edge. May the Spirit of 76 instilled in our lives remain with each of us throughout the years as we seek answers to truths yet uncovered. 183 FORUS- mS NOTBE JN TFB BW OF OU IASS; fUERFLYBNDED TUBBF NNtNG. INMWORy !MUCER£OH f N - ■' -SZrZ- f