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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

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T 4| kll «. «4 . . % • • •- ••« • f‘444 •« l 44444i a 4  4. .Ilf 'H 1|44 - 44 Aa « J 4, 4 U4 «  ,. .•«. 4 4 •««. 4S •  M ♦ « -Tit 4 - . UJj! f? • « • ?!. J M ! •-• • « «4M ft a 4- 4M 144444 1.. . 44 4.4  . - “ • • ■ HEADLAND HIGH SCHOOL COMES ALIVE It happens every year in September - Headland High School comes alive! Not only alive in the sense of acquiring an education also in the sense of sharing excitement, spreading happiness, and creating memo- ries . No matter what the occasion, all of us seem to understand that our time at HHS is limited, and it's this understanding that makes us develop the smallest occasion into a large affair. 3 THE GOINGS UP and the COMINGS DOWN Life at Headland High School hasn’t been a bed of roses. You can rest assured that we have done our best to make life as easy and fun as possi- ble, but along with the sweet must come the bitter. Whether it was a test or a ballgame in Georgianna, life certainly had its comings down. But being people of reasonable manner, we merely tucked away these bad times, pledged to do better the next time, and moved on down the line. 5 BETWEEN THE LINES Our lives at Headland High School have been filled with so much more than meets the eye. Much of our excitement just fell into place as we needed it, as our time demanded, but so much more went on between the lines. How we longed for Friday nights and football and basketball games that went with them. It was being with friends that made these times more unforgettable. 7 WE RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER U dfe fe 8 9 I WANT YOU TO 10 SHOW ME THE WAY 12 TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT, FOR . . . 13 WE MA Y NEVER PASS 14 THIS WAY AGAIN DO YOU FEEL 16 TOP BEAUTIES CHOSEN The Miss La Resume was more than just a beauty pageant. It will hold a place of fond memo- ries in the minds of many beauti- ful young ladies. This was truly the highlight of their school year. Chosen from the Freshman Class was Babbie Lingo, from the Sophomore class Kellie McGriff, and from the Junior class Alice Knight. The Senior Beauty was Leigh Livingston and the top yearbook beauty was Tina Ste- phenson . 20 IN MISS LA RESUME 21 MISS BRONZE 1977 The 2nd Annual Miss Bronze Pageant, one of Henry County’s most influential pageants, turned out with Sharon Stovall, a junior at Headland High, as Miss Bronze of 1977. Her attendants Devry Hamilton and Vickie Williams are also students at Headland High. 22 Miss Headland. . . 1976-77 1st Alternate Miss Headland 2nd Alternate Gretchen Guest Tina Stephenson Leigh Livingston 23 MR. AND MI 8.G.A. Sheila Shelley and Jerry Thomas General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow Award Jimmy DeBeaugrine MR. AND MISS F.H.A. — Jan Corned and Sieve Lingo KEY CLUB SWEETHEART Tina Stephenson Tina was interviewed in Dothan, won district 8B Key Club Sweetheart. She then went to state, (Hyatt House, Birming- ham) and represented her district in a weekend competition. LIONS BOWL QUEEN Robyn Weeks HOMECOMING '76 GENERA TE8 26 EXCITEMENT AND ANTICIPA TION 27 AS THE EXCITEMENT 28 MOUNTED, SPIRITS ROSE Homecoming week was truly an exciting week. Everyday our anticipation for the game Friday night grew and grew. A schedule of daily events led by the cheer- leaders kept us in the best of spirits Thursday night with the announcement of the Homecom- ing Queen, Beth McClenny, and the bonfire, the Rams were des- tined for an inevitable victory. 29 LONG ANTICIPA TED QNOW The 1976-77 winter was an unusual one for the entire U.S. and Headland was no exception. We had the coldest temperatures yet to be experienced by most citizens of this area. On Jan. 18, school was dismissed early due to snow. On that date there was no accumulation, but we were out of school until the following Monday by request of the gas companies. On Sunday night, Jan. 30, the snow began again, and by morning the ground was covered, and we were out of school again. Due to the days missed, the closing date of school was changed to June 3. 3! BOYS'AND. GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Tom Baxter and Jane Hamm GOOD CITIZENSHIP Jennifer Parker MR. AND MI88 8.A.F.E. Russell McNealy and Odesfa Williams MR. AND MIS8 F.B.L.A. Larry Savelle and Cafhy Henderson 33 JUNIOR FAVORITES Lisa Ellis and Andy Shelley 36 MR. AND MI88 HEADLAND HIGH SCHOOL John Roney and Williams CO-SALUTA TORIANS Sharon Raley Cathy Henderson TOP TWENTY Fran Roney - F.H.A. Secretary Kathy Watson - Honor Society Lynn Kilcrease - F.H.A. President 40 Willie Tullis - Football Quarterback Olivia Reynolds - Band Vice President SENIORS OF 1977 Cynthia Reeves - SGA Vice President Russell McNealy - Mr. S.A.F.E. Beth McClenny - Homecoming Queen Tom Baxter - Yearbook Editor Jane Hamm - Girls' State Representative 41 42 TOP RIGHT: Janet Davenport - Cheerleader TOP LEFT: Jimmy DeBeaugrin - Football, Jennifer Parker - Good Citizenship Girl, John Parrish - Senior Class President BOTTOM RIGHT: Sheila Shelley - Cheerleader, Jim Medley - Football TOP LEFT: James Danzey - Basketball TOP RIGHT: Sue Hollis - Y.A.R.C. President, Jerry Thomas - Basketball, Minnie Powell - Chaplain - ROTC BOTTOM LEFT: Tina Stephenson - S.G.A. President, Cathy Henderson - Miss F.B.L.A. 43 BIDE TWO 7. Football 2. Basketball 3. Baseball 4. Track 5. Band 6. Cheerleaders VARSITY FOOTBALL 1976 FIRST ROW, Ho r: T. Crews, M. Roland, J. Adams, J. Espy, R. Feggins, S. Bradley, C. Hamm, P. Ready, D. Braswell, T. Brannon, ROW 2: M. Warren, S. Parker, M. Warren, J. McCloud, K. Northington, T. Stovall, R. Brackin, R. Spivey, J. DeBeaugrin, F. Rhodes, J. Welch, R. Tullis, T. Hill, R. Tullis, R. Nelson, R. CarToll, R. Carroll, F. Poke. W. Tullis, ROW 4: J. Danzey, J. Thomas, J. Roney, J. Medley, T. Morrison, J. Adams, J. Dykes, J. Bighems, T. Baxter, L. Knight. COACHES: Sherrill Singleton, Steve Williams, Lemar Brooks, Aaron Goode, James Rhodes. i 1976FOOTBALL SCHBim AUG. 27 SEPT 3 SEPT. 10 SEPT. 17 SEPT. 24 OCT. 1 OCT. 8 OCT. IS OCT. 22 OCT. 29 PONSONVILLE. OA. PALE CO. COTTONWOOD SLOCOMB AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY OFFENSE DEFENSE SENIOR RAMS 47 FIRST TEAM WAC: T. Morrison, W. Tullis, C. Medley. SECOND TEAM WAC: J. Adams. R. C. Carroll, J. Roney, R. Tullis, J. Thomas, J. Danzey. COACHES: Sherrill Singleton (head coach), Lemar Brooks, Aaron Goode, (junior team), Steve Williams, James Rhodes, (B-team). RAMS WIN 48 AREA CHAMPIONSHIP With a 7-4 record, the 1976 Rams finished the most successful season ever for a Headland football team. After an early season loss to Cottonwood, the Rams were thought by many to be out of the state playoff race. During October, the main topic of conversation around H. H. S. was what had to happen for the Rams to gain birth in the playoffs. Everyone knew that our team had to pull together and . . . WIN. 49 RAMS MAKE STATE PLAYOFFS. . . FIRST TIME IN H.H.8. HISTORY Except for a disappointing loss to the Ashford Yellow Jackets, the Rams did win. When Abbeville defeated Cottonwood, the stage was set for the game of the year ; Headland VS. Abbeville, for the Area Championship. In the most emotional game of our lives, the Rams defeated Abbeville and gained a berth in the playoffs. On a very cold night in Georgianna, Ala., the Rams saw their first action. After an extremely good showing in the first half, Headland fell behind in the fourth quarter, losing 13- 7. 51 17-14. . . THE THRILL OF VICTORY 1976-77 VARSITY CHEERLEAD- ERS Sheila Shelley JaneI Davenport Jane Hamm Gretchen Guest — (Capt.) Jan Cornett Brenda Spann Renae Evans Lunn Anderson — (Co- Capt.) Alice Knight 55 B-TEAM FOOTBALL JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS STANDING, Left to right: Tarvous Floyd, Carolyn Wiggins, BOTTOM, Left to right: Lynn Braswell. Rhonda Hanley, Jennifer Bond, Laura Brantley, NOT SHOWN: Jeanne Brown. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior Rams recorded their best record in years. This is attributed to the overwhelming desire of each player, be that player starter or substitute. They were second in the conference with a 7-1 record, losing only to Rehobeth, the conference champs. The coming year will be one of rebuilding, if such is possible in Junior High Football, the Baby Rams have only one starter returning. 57 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1976-77 Left to right: Russel Feggins, Johnnie Mac Bighems, Larry Morris, Jerry McKay, Larry Hand, Mark Anthony, James Holston, Philip Ready, 2nd ROW: Terry Hill, Frederick Rhodes, Jimmy Folds, Willie Tullis, Jerry Thomas, James Danzey, Coach Steve Williams. Michael Clark - Bus Driver, Philip Ready - Manager, Jimmy Norton - Statistician, James Floyd - Bus Driver, Tom Brannon - Statistician, James Holston - Official Scorer, Russel Feggins - Head Manager. 58 59 A GREA T SEASON AND The 1976-77 season was one of the most successful ever for the Ram cagers. By whipping Ashford 54-33, they wrapped up their third straight WAC Championship with almost two weeks left in the regular season. The Rams fin- ished second in the Dothan High Invitational and handily won the Conference Tournament. By great togetherness and willing- ness to work, the Rams have stormed through most opponents while losing only 2 games to date. They have beaten Abbe- ville 3 times, Ashford twice, Troy 51-49, Ozark 73-57, and also a very good Enterprise team. 60 RAMS DEMOLISH OPPOSITION AND LOOK TO STATE PLAYOFFS Surely, some of this success is due to the undying efforts of Coach Steve Williams. He has compiled an amazing record of 183-55 since coming to Head- land . This makes him one of the top coaches in the state. In his words - The 1976-77 team has demonstrated great togetherness and team spirit. I have enjoyed working with them very much because they have the sense of 'we' not T. At this time the Rams are looking to the close of the season with only one goal in mind: Winning the state 2-A Championship. 63 B AND JR. BASKETBALL TEAMS STANDING, Left to right: J. Holston, G. Hamilton, T. King, F. Poke, R. Tullis, T. Flucker, I. Berry, J. McGlown and Coach Rhodes, KNEELING, Left to right: D. Bryant, J. Kirkland, R. McDaniels, K. Brackin, C. Davis and J. Norton. STANDING, Left to right: Coach Goode, J. Norton, T. Stovall. R. Tullis, S. Bradley, M. Warren, R. McDaneils, D. Hamilton, J. McCloud, KNEELING, Left to right: G. Jones, K. Floyd, R. Walker, M. Brown, B. Walker, B. King, P. Reeves, B. Wright. 64 TRACK TEAM 1976 was a banner year for the Ram thinclads. The team improved greatly and gained experience which will be invaluable in the coming year. The track team, among their other victories, won the Conference championship, was runner-up in the sectional meet, and made a trip to the state meet. The 1977 season promises to be even better. All the members of last year's team are returning except two. Our main goal is win- ning first place in the 2-A division of the state track meet. James Danzey was the unanimous choice of both players and coaches for the most valuable player award for 1976. James won first place in the long and triple jump in every meet he participated in except the first two and the state meet, where he took third in the long and triple jumps, 65 1976-77 STANDING, Left to right: Coach Rhodes, M. Rowland, F. Poke, R. Tullis, J. Medley, J. Thomas, W. Tullis, T. Hill, KNEELING, Left to right: T. Brannon, M. Warren, R. Feggins, A. Rivers, G. HustandJ. Welch. 66 BASEBALL 67 The Marching Rams led the school in spirit during all football games and pep rallies, under the dynamic leadership of band director Rickey Dixson and Drum Majorette Sharon Stovall. Their slogan, The Marching Rams Keep Moving On was heard before and after all ball games. With Determination the band showed much improvement over the past year, and in the future, bigger and better things are expected. HONOR GUARDS: Barbara Vickers, Fay Mathis, Rosalyn Bradley. Not Pictured: Vicki Poke, Carolyn Franklin. 68 MAJORETTES: Darlene Minnifield, Kim Fain, Head Majorette, Debbie Hand MARCHING RAMS KEEP MOVING ON Drum Majorette Sharon Stovall COLOR GUARDS: Shenia Reynolds, Betty Holston, Remonia Walker, Elizabeth Brinkley, Jackie Powell, Zelda Hamilton, Wanda Williams. 69 TRUMPETS PERCUSSION 71 1. Clubs 2. Organizations u SGA PROMOTES INTEREST IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES The SGA is an organization composed of students striving to improve our school. The repre- sentatives and officers work to promote student interest in the school and its activities. SGA has been busy this year with a bake sale for a fund rais- ing project, a dance at Home- coming, and assembly programs. The officers activities include revising the student Handbook during the summer along with their other jobs during the school year. Pres. - Tina Stephenson, Vice Pres. - Cynthia Reeves, Sec. - Suzie McGlown, and Treas. - Jerry Thomas, and Reporter - Sheila Shelley 74 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pres. - John Parrish, Vice Pres. - Sharon Raley, Sec. and Treas. - Beth McClenney The National Honor Society is an organization composed of those students who possess the highest qualities of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The Honor Society seeks to promote these qualities in its own members as well as in all of the students of H.H.S. This year the Honor Society has been involved in such projects asispon- soring the door decoration con- test, putting up the school’s Christmas tree,.'as well as 'honor- ing those students who made the A honor roll. 75 ANNUAL STAFF What did you say the theme was? . . . It does sound familiar. John and Scotty's photos . . . You dropped the camera! It's alright? . . . Who knocked the typewriter off? Deadlines . . . That's only a week away . . . Stamping and typing . . . when will the pictures be here? Late-night workshops . . . Tom showing us like it was . . . Mr. and Mrs. HHS . . . What happened to his hair? . . . Blue jeans and earthshoes. Where are the pictures? . . . You didn't tell me you took that picture . . . Pictures everywhere . . . Smile you're on Candid Camera. ) 76 MATH TEAM A Thought Away From? Left to right: George Hust, John Parrish, Jim Dykes, Sharon Raley, Cathy Henderson, Jane Hamm and Winston Griggs PEP CLUB OFFICERS: President James Floyd, Vice President Clay Johns. Sec. Wanda McNealy, Parliamentarian James Reeves and Treasurer Larry Walker FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA is a national organization for junior and senior high school students who have taken or are taking home economics. It is an organization developed for the purpose of providing experiences that broaden the home economics program and of helping individu- als improve personal, family, and community living. 78 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1st Vice President - Jerry Thomas, President - Danny Granberry, 2nd Vice President - Larry Walker, Secretary - Pat Hood FFA is the national organiza- tion for students studying voca- tional agriculture in public sec- ondary schools. It provides train- ing in Agri-business, leadership, cooperation and citizenship. 79 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ... a club for students with an interest in business and in developing leadership qualities. 1976-77 OFFICERS Pres. - Robyn Weeks V.Pres. - Jennifer Parker Sec. - Laurie Parker Treas. - Fran Roney Pari. - Sharon Raley Hist. - Jane Hamm Rep. - Tom Baxter 80 KEY CLUB Key Club is an organization composed of young men, inter- ested in service, scholastic achievement, leadership and good character. Fund raising drives for. the Sheriff Boy's Ranch, Red Cross and Cystic Fibroses were some of the major activities of the club. Also the club was engaged in raising funds to attend the State Convention, through candy sales and basketball games. 1976-77 OFFICERS Pres. - Jerry Woodham V.Pres. - Jimmy Folds Sec. - John Parrish Treas. - Jerry Thomas Rep. - Shane Money Sgt.-at-Arms - John Roney 81 NEWVILLE S.G.A OFFICERS: President - Valarie Fain, Vice-President - Bruce Rowland, Secretary - Martha Hanchey, Asst. Sec- retary - Tina Livingston, Treasurer - Angerine Pope, Reporter - Karen Riley, Parliamentarian - Janet McCloud. Sponsor - Mrs. McKay. 82 7th GRADE BETA 83 YARC The Youth Association for Retarded Children has been an organization for more than three years at Headland High. Its main purpose is to benefit the retarded children. Their activities included many money making projects. The funds from these activities were used at special times of the year to help needy families and children. Pres. Evelyn Sue Hollis, V.Pres. Olivia Reynolds, Sec. LaBrenda Spann, Treas. Vikki Williams, Reporter Darlene Minnifield, Pari. Ethel Mae Flucker 84 ART CLUB The Art Class endeavors to assist the individual in discover- ing and developing his creative potential. The Art class is designed to provide experience that will help the student grow in his ability to express himself. Art education in high school can open doors of vocational and career opportunities to students. 85 OFFICERS: President - Gretchen Guest, Vice-President - Leigh Living- ston, Secretary - Dawn Snellgrove. STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCA TION The S.A.F.E. functions as an integral part of the Alabama and National Education Associations to develop leadership and profes- sional attitudes among students interested in becoming educa- tors. This year the membership is the largest ever, which means the organization has created interest among the other stu- dents. The highlight of the year is S.A.F.E. week, when the members function in every pro- fessional position in our school. 86 NJROTC RECEIVES 96. . . Company Officers Company Commander: Jim Dykes Executive Officer: Sheila Shelley Operations Officer: James Holston Company CPO: Jane Hamm COLOR GUARD Austin McCardle, Chap Gray, Chuck Garrison, Danny Gran- berry, Mike McNeal. 87 AN OUTSTANDING YEAR! COMPANY STAFF: Cathy Henderson, Russel Feggins, Jeffrey Mims, Gretchen Guest, Homer Owens. Below is Major Braswell and Chief Bragan. 88 Retired Company Commander John Parrish was chosen out of the previous year's unit to represent H.H.S. on a NJROTC training cruise. Headland was one of four schools from the Sixth Naval Dis- trict selected to send a cadet to sea. John spent four weeks in the real navy. He sailed to Rota, Spain on the USS CONCORD and back to the United States on the USS SYLVANIA. 89 DRILL FIRST PLATOON 90 SECOND PLATOON THIRD PLATOON 91 SIDE FOUR 1. Administration 2. Faculty 3. Classes 92 • V' J If PRINCIPALS CONTRIBUTE TO SCHOOL UNDERSTANDING SMILES STEVE WILLIAMS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AND GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MORALE THROUGH THEIR AND WARM DISPOQITIONQ CREATING ORDER OUT OF CONFUSION BOARD OF EDUCA TION Left to right: WILLIAM F. COVINGTON, Supt. of Education JERRY ADAMS BOBBY JOE ESPY LEE FANT CHARLES RONEY HENRY IVEY (Not Shown) FACULTY JAMES BAXLEY ZONA GAIL BAXTER BILL BRAGAN BUFORD BRASWELL LAMAR BROOKS 97 CHANETTE CARRINGTON TEACHING 18. . . SAM CARROLL RICKY DIXON EDWARD DRAKE AARON GOODE WINSTON GRIGGS earl McDaniels TOMMY McTIER GINGER MORRISS ED OATES 98 A WORLD FOR THE SUSAN OWENS CLARENCE PETERMAN LOUISE PREYER JAMES RHODES BRENDA SIMPSON JEAN SOWELL ROSALYNN TRAMELL SHIRLEY WHIDDON MAMIE VAUGHN 99 IMAGINATIVEI Frowning in confusion, smiling in understanding, that's what the faculty at HHS is doing. Being the faculty they have become important figures in our lives. Young and old they are only interested in helping us succeed with our futures. As always most of them are our friends as well as our teachers. We came to realize that they had the same problems that we had when they were younger, so through experience their advice was greatly needed. Some of us may go through life wondering about the thing or things we could have done in high school. But always in our minds our teachers will be an important asset in our lives. 100 LUNCHROOM WORKERS LUNCHROOM WORKERS: From left to right: Ella V. Shelley Evelyn Hollis Evelyn Butler Roberta Walker Eloise Savelle Verlie Hollis Verbelle Brown Rose White CUSTODIANS CUSTODIANS: From left to right: Dubb Butler Raymond Mathis 101 GRADES 6, 7, 8 LOOK TO FORM 102 McClenny Sixth FIRST ROW: A. Floyd, J. Evans, H. Pouncey, J. Rodgers, C. Turner, A. Lane, S. Howard, M. Johnson, R. Culp, SECOND ROW: T. Tate, G. Arnold. B. Gilder, M. Register. B. Walker, M. Bryant, J. Whitehead, THIRD ROW: P. Reynolds, P. Burkeet, T. Brinkley, T. Thorton, S. Hollis. L. Snell, H. Nelson, P. Corbitt, B. Jackson, C. West, M. Salter, L. Marr, C. Solley. Sneed FIRST ROW: T. Thomas, G. Pope, R. Jones. R. Crews, S. Austin, D. McGriff, SECOND ROW: N. Jackson, A. Polasik, R. Barnett, S. Whiddon, L. Kiney, M. McDaniels. THIRD ROW: A. Glasgo, C. Snellgrove, K. Adams, V. Reeves, R. Wigging, E. Fields, G. Walker. 104 GRADE Farmer FIRST ROW: S. Graham, R. Gilledge, J. Armstrong, W. Robison, H. Morgan, T. Buter, G. Danzey, SECOND ROW: W. Kirkland, M. Marlin, I. Grimsley, K. Tullis, K. Morris, C. Powell, D. Thomas, A. Whatley, THIRD ROW: S. Salter, P. Martin, C. Lemon, A. Brown, W. Oates, L. Espy, W. Cunningham, T. Wilkerson, S. Thorpe, K. Shelley. Curry FIRST ROW: R. Fields, W. Johnson, G. Williams, J. Snellgrove, N. Klemptner, M. Brannon, B. Burkett, D. Spann, SECOND ROW: C. Hanley, A. Spann, D. Cochran, W. Carroll, T. Walker, T. Bligen, H. Floyd, J. C. Tullis, THIRD ROW: K. Danzey, R. Coleman, C. Florence, B. McNealy, C. Moore, S. Murray, B. Grace, B. Tuner, K. Ledenham, L. Welch, S. Benton. 105 Wimberley 7-1 SEVENTH FIRST ROW: J. Corbitt, M. Coleman, J. Adams, R. Merritt, B. Hicks, J. Hudspeth, B. Barefield, E. Blount, R. Davis, SECOND ROW: Z. Poke, T. Jones, A. Brady, M. Welch, G. Renolds, M. Lynn, S. Jackson, THIRD ROW: S. McKay, B. Hall, A. Austin, S. E. Weeks, D. Doswell, C. Cunningham, K. Neal, C. Williams, P. McClenny, P. C. Brown. Richards 7-2 FIRST ROW: A. Enfinger, J. Adams, C. Mims. J. R. Hill, R. Bradley, A. Sassar, M. Rushing. SECOND ROW: J. Shelley. P. Shelley. L. Fain. E. Thomas. D. McGlown, D. Nowell. K. Ethridge. T. Bass, THIRD ROW: S. Thorton, C. Jackson, V. Pierce, A. McDaniels, C. Evans, V. Spann, M. Spencer, FOURTH ROW: D. Trice, K. Spann, R. Jenkins, B. R. McNealy, S. Kinsey, M. Galloway. 106 GRADE Medley 7-3 FIRST ROW: S. Thomas. S. West, M. Thorton, L. Solloy, S. Arnett, G. Singleton, A. Johnston, G. Brackin, SECOND ROW: J. Weems, E. Phillips, T. Ellison, R. Nowell, R. Thomas, R. Coleman, G. Floyd, E. Wells, M. Sneed, B. King, THIRD ROW: C. McCoy, H. McDaniels, D. Mathis, D. Golden, M. Johnson, R. Ward, T. Brown. McKay 7-4 FIRST ROW: T. Minniefield, L. Boykins, S. Reeves, J. Florence, C. Franklin, B. May, P. Flucker, SECOND ROW: B. Davis, R. Gibbs, L. Corlee, C. Turner, L. Thorton, S. Johnson, THIRD ROW: J. Dozier, K. Stovall, W. Walker, R. Rivers, F. Brannon, B. Gardner, D. Hamm, T. Parker, D. McNeal, J. Quattlebaum, R. Drice, S. McCoy. 107 Stroup 8-1 EIGHTH FIRST ROW: M. Turner, C. Cristian, P. Creel, T. Hand, S. Mims, P. Creel, D. Ward, S. Simpson, P. Riley, SECOND ROW: S. Enfinger, R. Warren, S. Morriss, THIRD ROW: D. Rivers, J. Hancock, J. Jones, D. Preston, T. Tate, A. McNeal, R. Davis, E. Brown, J. Davis, K. Thorton. Poellniiz 8-2 FIRST ROW: W. Cutchens, L. Whiddon, S. Reeves, M. Wells, S. Walker, J. McCloud, B. Walker, B. Simp- son. T. Livingston, M. Hanchey, B. Blankenship, M. McClenny, SECOND ROW: G. Maddox, C. Thomas, C. Money, J. Berry, THIRD ROW: M. Kirkland, A. Salter, D. Peterson, S. Peacock, T. Trice, B. Roland, R. Ledenham, T. Thomas. 108 GRADE Price 8-3 FIRST ROW: A. Brian. B. Dawkins. S. Carroll, S. Tullis. L. Haden. M. Bostick. SECOND ROW: D. Foster, R. Reeves, S. Stephens, R. Rushing, T. Burdeshaw, K. Lindsey, L. Golden, J. Ammons, THIRD ROW: T. Knight, K. Arnold, FOURTH ROW: H. Patterson, S. Bond, W. Graves, L. Nelson, G. Gulledge, T. Sanders, S. Dan- zey, B. McGlown. CoHon 8-4 FIRST ROW: F. Peterman, N. Grimsley, M. Miller, K. Dixon, S. Gulledge, S. Riley, T. Huff, L. Bond, V. Turner, A. Floyd. G. Knight, K. Baron, K. Roberts, K. Riley, SECOND ROW: T. Mathis, J. Chochran, R. McDaniels, M. Morris, K. Shelley, L. Reeves, C. Johnson. 109 FRESHMEN Jeff Adams Kenny Anderson Brenda Anthony Jane Armstrong Carol Blount Cynthia Bond Jennifer Bond Sameul Bradley Danny Brady Laura Brantley Lynn Braswell Mary Brooks Jeanne Brown Micheal Brown Tammie Carroll Alan Cherry Sue Cornette Faye Davis Jessie Dozier Jennifer Dunn no BRING FRESH Libbye Hunt Gloria Hust Demathia Jackson John Espy Pam Fain Thersa Fairchild Kenneth Fields Debra Floyd Kenneth Floyd Travous Floyd Edward Givens Michelle Gravette Ann Griffin Dale Hamilton Zelda Hamilton Willie Hammock Jane Hanchey Rhonda Hartley Betty Holston ill SPIRIT TO Tim Johnston Brenda Kelley David Key Bernard King Sheila Kirkland Horst Klemptner Dennis Knight Babbie Lingo Cecilia Manasco Denise Marr Shannon May Austin McArdle Tami McArdle Diane McClenny Joel McCloud Reginal McDaniel 112 H.H.8. Sylvia McDaniels Mary Nell McGlown Mike McNeal Rodger Medley Mike Oates Ellen Palmer Stanley Parker Sarah Parrish Timmy Parrish Jack Parsons Vickie Pope Willie Powell Phillip Ready Sonja Raley Dumaris Reynolds Tami Rushing 113 Paul Reeves Francis Rhodes Stanley Rodgers Mitch Rowland Nathaniel Salter Darlene Savelle Tami Sewell Chris Shelley Phillip Skipper Dawn Snellgrove Carrie Spann Terry Stovall Tony Thomas Roberta Thomas John Thorton Betty Townsend Robert Tullis Lillian Underwood Barbara Vickers Bruce Walker Ricky Walker Ted Wallace Mark Ward Mark Warren 1 w Gary Watson Alicia Whiddon Carolyn Wiggins David Williams CLASS OFFICERS: Ted Wallace Sylvia McDaniels Reginal McDaniels Barbara Vickers Rhonda Hanley Ricky Walker 115 116 SOPHOMORES Suzanne Armstrong Thersa Arnett Debbie Bennett Jimmy Berry William Blocker Nancy Bond Kenneth Brackin Michael Brackin Bernestine Bradley Tom Brannon Dexter Bryant Jan Cornett Tim Crews Connie Davis Kenneth Dean Mike Driver David Evans Jill Fain CLASS OF 1979 Rita Fain Charles Foster Debbie Granberry Chap Gray Devry Hamilton Jan Hancock Janet Jemigan Carl Johnson Myron Johnson Gentry Jones Greg Jones Lisa Jones Sammy Jones Linda Kelley Tyrone King Janna Kirkland Lori Livingston Dathy May 117 Kellie McGriff Debbie Mims Stephanie Murphy Rusty Nowell Jeff Oates Mila Owens Devid Pearce Joy Quattlebaum Willie Reeves Shenia Reynolds Diane Rich John Shelley 118 119 Kevin Shelley Lynda Lee Shelley Pam Shelley Sharon Spann Susie Stephens Chris Thomas Douglas Thorpe John Thornton Larry Townsend Bobby Trice Ronnie Tullis Beverly Welch David Webb Ricky Williams We the Sophomores of 77 have been through one year of frustra- tion and have come to realize that we have no yesteryears, time took them away, tomorrows may not be but we have today. With two years to go, we will always remember this saying as we continue to travel on this long journey. 121 WELL TREASURE This year, we the Jr. class realized what being a Junior meant. The things we experi- enced were not new, but in a sense, different. The feeling that we had only one year to go gave us a cold chill, but the feeling of accomplishment, that we had made it this far, kept us warm. We were able to enjoy ourselves, knowing that this year would not be the last. We know that we will never be able to do all the things we have planned, but still we took things slow and easy, because we still had time. As Jrs., we found ourselves all the way up the ladder except for one rung, which we reluctantly take hold of. But we do take hold, always remembering what being a Jr. at HHS did for us. SCOTTY McLAIN CLASS OFFICERS: President - Amy Shelley: V. Pres. - Mark Givens: Sec. - Felicia Bonds; Rep. - Terri Rowland. 122 THE PAST, BUT. 123 THE BEST IS 124 Ann Allums Larry Allums Lynn Anderson Tina Arnold Sharon Ashford Kenny Atwood Ricky Brackins Dan Braswell Cay Bridges Elizabeth Brinkley Felecia Bonds Amos Brown Cheryl S. Busby Mike Carroll Ira Cox YET TO COME Ronnie Carroll Mike Colvin Arrie Corbitt Ricky Cox Eric Culver Glenda Culver Mark Davis Cathy Sue Dawkins Lisa Ellis Renae Evans Kim Fain David Floyd Ethel Flucker Jerry Flucker Wanda Flucker 125 Chuck Garrison Mark Givens Janet Golden Charlotte Gulledge Kent Hanchey Debbie Hand Doug Hand George Hamilton Chuch Hamm Deborah Hamilton Terry Hill Larry Holston Terri Hood Larry Hust Sherri Jackson 126 Greg Jemigan Anthony Johnson Nita Johnston Rita Johnston Gwen Jones Steve Key Tim Key Aiice Knight Lee Knight Steve Lingo Roger MacDanieis Dennis McGowan Scotty McLain Randy McQuain Darlene Minniefield '.27 Sherita Moore Kevin Northington Laurie Parker Janet Reeves Sandra Reeves Fredrick Rhodes Terri Rowland Amy Shelley Andy Shelley J. B. Shelley Betty Smith Paul Smith Philip Smith Twila Snell Dana Snellgrove 128 Jerry Snellgrove Brenda Spann Ronnie Spivey Sharon Stovall Hank Thompson Shellie Mae Thomas Sherry Thorton Romona Walker Keith Welch Jeff Whatley Linda Williams Wanda Williams 129 James Adams Out Cause Was Cleat Mark Anthony Pam Barfield Tom Baxter Ralph Berry Johnny Mack Bighems Danny Blankenship Francis Brackin Ray Canoll Ricky Cherry Michael Clark For This Our Lasi Year Daniel Boone Cornett James Danzey Janet Davenport Jimmy DeBeaugrine Jim Dykes Charlotte Fairchild A i Russell Feggins Cynthia Floyd James Fl Terry Floyd Jimmy Folds Cathy (livens 131 Each Year an Upward Siep 132 Revealing Life as We Came to Know It Cynthia Lewis Jigh Livingston ilarty Johnson Sth McClenny ike McCoy lisie Ann McGlown f Jerry McKay Russell McNealy V anda McNealy 133 Never a Task More Formidable Tony Morrison Homer Owens Wendy Paape W | Jennifer Parker John Parish Minnie Powell Sharon Raley Cynthia Reeves James Reeves 134 Alever a Faiih More Firm . . . Olivia Reynolds Anthony Rivers Tim Robinson Larry Save lie Cassundra Scivil Shelia Shelley David Spann Ceophery Stephens Sheila Stephenson Tina Stephenson Jerry Thomas 135 Never a Better Year Lorretta Thorpe Willie Tullis Sammy Vinson Michael Warren Sarah Walker Kathy Watson Gerald Webb Robyn Weeks Gwen Weems Steve Weems Johnny Welch 136 Appeared in Our Wildes! Dreams! i « l UjWJ .' Trf CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. - John Parish: Sec.-Treas. - Cathy Henderson: Vice Pres. - Vicki Williams: Rep. - Sue Hollis. SRS. of 137 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS JAMES ALLEN ADAMS: FFA I, II; Football I, II. Ill, IV; Tradeschool III, IV MARK ANTHONY: SGA III; SAFE III. IV; Key Club HI. IV; FBLA I; FHA I. II; Basketball I, II. III. IV; ROTC I. II; Pep Club II. Ill MARIAN VAN ASHFORD: FFA II. Ill; ROTC I. II THOMAS FRANCIS BAXTER: SGA III; SAFE II. Ill; Honor Society III, IV; Key Club I, II, HI. IV, Offi- cer III; FBLA I, II. Ill, IV. Officer IV; Art Club IV; FFA I; FHA IV; Football III, IV; ROTC II. Pit. COM.; Annual Staff III, IV, Editor IV; Class Favor- ite II; Boys’ State Rep.; Top Twenty Seniors, Who’s Who RALPH ALLEN BERRY: FFA II. Ill, IV; FHA I; Basket- ball I, II, III, IV; ROTC I, II, III JOHNNY MACK BIGHEMS: Art Club I; FHA II; FFA I. II, III, IV; Football I. II, III, IV; Basketball I. II, III, IV; Track III, IV; ROTC I. II, Officer, CPO DANIEL MARVIN BLANKENSHIP: Key Club II. Ill, IV; FFA II. Ill, IV; Band I, II; Baseball I. II; ROTC II FRANCIS LOUISE BRACKINS: YARC III, IV; FHA I, II. IV; ROTC II, III; Pep Club I, II RAY CHARLES CARROLL: FFA I, II, III, IV. Officer IV; Football I, II. Ill, IV; Basketball I; Track II, III, IV; Baseball II, IV; ROTC II, PLT. Com; Pep Club III RICKY VAUGHN CHERRY: FFA I, II, III; ROTC I, II, III MICHAEL EARL CLARK: SAFE I. II. Ill; YARC I. II. III, IV; FFA I, II; FHA I. II. Ill, IV; Basketball I; Track I; Who’s Who - Band I, II. Ill, IV; ROTC I, II; Baseball I; Pep Club I DANIEL BOONE CORNETT: FFA II. Ill, IV; FHA IV; Transfer from Ohio JAMES HERMAN DANZEY: SGA IV; FFA I, II, III, IV, Officer I; Football IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV. All Conference; Track II, IV, All Conference, Long and Broad Jump Conf. Champ, Sect. Champ and Third in State; ROTC I, II. Ill, Sq. Leader; Pep Club I, II; Top Twenty Senior JANET MARIE DAVENPORT: SGA I. II; SAFE II. IV; FBLA III; FHA I; Cheerleader I, II, III, IV; ROTC II, III, IV; Pep Club I; Class Favorite IV; Miss LaResume Contest III; Top Twenty Senior JAMES PIERCE DeBEAUGRINE: SGA IV; Key Club II, III, IV; FBLA II; FFA I. II. Ill; Football I. Ill, IV; Baseball III; Pep Club II, III, IV; General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow Award IV; Top Twenty Senior JIM DYKES: FFA, I. II, III, IV. Vice-Pres. II; FBLA II; Pep Club I. II; Football I, II, IV; ROTC I, II, III, IV, Co. Off. II, IV, Co. Comm. IV; YARC III CHARLOTTE FAIRCHILD: YARC II; Art Club II. Officer II; ROTC II; French Club II; Library Club IV RUSSELL FEGGINS: FFA I. II, III, IV; Spons Man- ager I, II, III, IV; ROTC I, II, III, IV CYNTHIS DENISE FLOYD: SAFE III, IV; ROTC II, III, IV; Pep Club I; Homecoming Attendant IV JAMES FLOYD, JR.: FFA I, II. Ill, IV; FHA IV; Football I, II; Basketball I, II, III; Track I; Baseball I; ROTC I, II; Pep Club I, II, Officer II; Bus Driver II, III, IV TERRY LYNN FLOYD: SGA I; SAFE IV; FHA III; Jr. Cheerleader I; ROTC II. Ill, CPO III; Pep Club II; Class Officer III; Miss LaResume Contest III; Band I, II, III, IV; Honor Guard II, Color Guard Capt. Ill; Officer IV JIMMY WAYNE FOLDS: Key Club II, III, IV, Officer IV; FFA I. II. Ill, IV; FHA III; Football I, Basketball IV; ROTC I CATHY LYNN GIVENS: Art Club III; FFA IV; FHA I; Band I. II, III, IV, Officer IV; Who’s Who - Band III DANNY ALEC GRANBERRY: FFA I, II, III, IV, Offi- cer II. Ill, IV; ROTC II, III, IV, Color-Guard IV; Pep Club II; Who’s Who 138 GRETCHEN ANNE GUEST: SAFE II. IV; FBLA I. II. Ill, IV; YARC I. Ill; Art Club IV. Officer IV; FHA I; Cheerleader II, III, IV, Co-Capt. Ill, Capt. IV; ROTC II, III, IV, Officer IV; Pep Club I, II; Miss Headland Contest IV, 1st runner-up; Class Officer I; Miss La Resume'Contest III, Semi-Finalist; Band I JANE HAMM: SGA I; SAFE II, III, IV; Honor Society III, IV; FBLA I, II. Ill, IV. Officer II; YARC II, FHA II. Ill; Cheerleader IV; ROTC II, III, IV; Pep Club I, II; Top Twenty Senior LAWRENCE ODELL HAND, JR.: FFA I. Ill, III, IV; Basketball IV; Track I, II, III, IV CATHY SUE HENDERSON: SGA III; SAFE III, IV, Officer IV; Honor Society III, IV; FBLA I, II, III, IV. Miss FBLA IV; YARC II; FHA I; ROTC II. Ill, IV. ENS IV; Pep Club I, II; Miss Headland Contest IV; Class Officer IV; Miss LaResume Contest III, Junior Beauty; Co-Salutatorian IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Math Team II, III, IV; Who’s Who III, IV; Distin- guished American High School Students EVELYN SUE HOLLIS: SGA IV; SAFE II; YARC IV, Officer IV; FFA III; FHA I. Officer I; ROTC II, III; Pep Club III; Class Officer IV; Homecoming Attend- ant II; Band I, II, III, IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Drill Team II, III TERRY LEE HOLLIS: FFA IV; FHA I; ROTC I; Band I. II, III, IV; Trade School I JAMES ROBERT HOLSTON: FFA I, II, IV; FHA III; Football I, II, III; Track I; ROTC I, II, III, IV, Officer IV; Pep Club I PATRICIA GRACE HOOD: SGA I; Art Club I; FFA I, II, III, IV; Track I; ROTC II, IV; Class Officer I; Band II; Who’s Who - Agriculture BEVERLY HUMPHREY: ROTC II; Homecoming Attendant IV GEORGE JAMES HUST: SGA IV; Honor Society III, IV; Key Club II, III, IV; FFA I. II, III, IV; Baseball II, Ill, IV MARTY O’NEIL JOHNSON: Art Club II; FFA I. II, III; Band I. II, III, IV DANA LYNNE KILCREASE: SAFE III; Honor Society III, IV; FBLA I, II, III, IV; YARC II; FHA I. II, III, IV, Officer IV; Pep Club I, II; Class Officer II; Top Twenty Seniors SANDRA KAYE LANE: FBLA III, IV; FHA II, IV SHELIA FAYE LANE: FBLA III, IV; FHA II, IV CYNTHIA DENISE LEWIS: YARC IV; An Club I; FHA III; ROTC I; Pep Club II LEIGH LIVINGSTON: SAFE III; FBLA II. Ill, IV; An Club II, IV, Officer IV; FFA Sweethean II; FHA IV; Miss Headland Contest IV, 2nd runner up; Class Offi- cer III; Miss LaResume Contest II, IV, Senior Beauty ELLEN DELORSE LYNN: ROTC IV; Transfer from Dothan IV ELIZABETH McCLENNY: SGA III; Honor Society III, IV, Officer IV; FBLA III, IV; FHA I. Ill, IV; Annual Staff II, III, IV; Pep Club I, II; Miss LaResume Con- test III; Top Twenty Seniors; Homecoming Queen IV; Miss Farm Bureau Contest IV; Who’s Who; Distin- guished American High School Students FRED MICHAEL McCOY: FFA II. Ill, IV SUSIE ANN McGLOWN: SGA I, III, IV, Officer IV; SAFE III, IV; FHA I; ROTC II. Ill, IV, Pit. Comm. IV; Annual Staff III, IV; Pep Club I, II; Miss LaResume Contest III; Rambler Staff II, IV; Class Beauty I; Drill Team II. Ill, IV. CPO III JERRY McKAY: SAFE II; FFA I; FHA III; Basketball I, II. Ill, IV; Track I; Baseball I. II. Ill; ROTC I, II JAMES RUSSELL McNEALY: SAFE III, IV. Officer IV; Key Club II, III, IV; YARC IV; Art Club II; FFA I, II. Ill; FHA Beau II; Football I, II; ROTC I, II; Pep Club II; Who’s Who; Mr. Safe IV; Drill Team, CPO; Top Twenty Seniors WANDA DENISE McNEALY: SGA I; SAFE II; FBLA IV; FHA I; ROTC III, 1st CPO III; Pep Club, Secre- tary JAMES NOEL MEDLEY: SGA IV; SAFE III, IV, Offi- cer IV; FBLA III; YARC II. Ill; Art Club III, Officer III; FFA I. II; FHA III; Football I, III, IV; Baseball I. II, III, IV; Top Twenty Senior; High School All American IV, All Conference III, IV - Football; Baseball All Conference II. Ill, IV, MVP II. Ill; Baseball, Coaches All American Team JEFFERY LYNN MIMS: An Club II; FFA I, II, III; ROTC I. II. IV; Pep Club I, II, III; Drill Team I. II. Ill DAVID SHANE MONEY: Key Club II, III, IV, Offi- cer IV; FBLA II; FFA I. II. Ill, IV; FHA III; Football I; Pep Club II; Class Favorite IV; Land Judging I 139 THOMAS ANTHONY MORRISON: FFA II. III. IV; FHA IV; Football II. III. IV; Pep Club IV; Football All Conference IV, Most Valuable Lineman III HOMER OWENS: FFA; FHA; ROTC WENDY LEE PA APE: Honor Society HI. IV; FBLA III. IV; FHA I; Who’s Who III. IV JENNIFER LEA PARKER: SAFE III, IV; FBLA III. IV. Officer IV; YARC III; Art Club II; FHA I. II. III. IV; Jr. Cheerleader I; Pep Club II. Ill; Miss Headland Contest IV; Miss LaResume Contest III; DAR Good Citizenship Girl IV; Finalist - Miss Farm Bureau; Who’s Who; Top Twenty Seniors JOHN MATHEW PARRISH: Honor Society III. IV. Officer IV; Key Club II. III. IV. Officer III; FFA I. II, III, IV, Forestry Judging Team III, IV; Football Cameraman III, IV; ROTC I, II, III, IV, Com. Commander III, Advisor IV; Annual Staff II, III, IV, Photographer II, III, IV, Co-Editor IV; Class Officer IV: Top Twenty Seniors; Special Interest Class II, III; Math Team II, III, IV; Distinguished American High School Students III, IV; Who's Who III, IV; Valedictorian MINNIE PEARL POWELL: SAFE IV; FHA III; Cheer- leader II; ROTC II, III, IV; Top Twenty Senior SHARON DENISE RALEY: SAFE III, IV; Honor Society III, IV. Officer IV; FBLA II, III, IV; Officer IV; FFA IV; FHA I; ROTC II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I, II; Class Officer II, III; Co-Salutatorian CYNTHIA CAROL REEVES: SGA IV. Officer IV; SAFE III, IV; Honor Society III, IV; FBLA II; YARC IV; FHA I, II. Ill; Officer III; ROTC I, II, III, Co. Officer III; Top Twenty Seniors; Special Interest Class; Distinguished American High School Students III, IV; Who’s Who IV OLIVIA REYNOLDS: SGA II; SAFE III, IV; Honor Society III, IV; FBLA II; YARC IV; FHA I, II, III, Officer III; Annual Staff III, IV; Class Officer I; Class Favorite I; Miss LaResume Contest IV; Top Twenty Seniors; Library Aide; Band I, II, III, Officer III, IV; Distinguished American High School Stu- dents III, IV; Who’s Who III, IV; Who's Who - Band III, IV ANTHONY EARL RIVERS: YARC I; Art Club I. II; FFA I, II; FHA I; Basketball III, IV; Track I; Baseball I, II; ROTC I, II. Ill; Pep Club I; Color Guard; Drill Team, Asst. CPO, Asst. Drill Team Commander TIMOTHY TALPH ROBINSON: FFA I, III, IV; ROTC I. II; Pep Club I SARAH FRANCES RONEY: SGA I; SAFE III, IV; FBLA I, II, III, IV. Officer IV; YARC I; FHA I, II. Ill, IV, Officer IV; Class Officer II; Top Twenty Seniors; Class Favorite III JOHN WALDEN RONEY: Key Club II, III, IV. Officer III, IV; FBLA II; FFA I. II, III, IV. Officer III; FHA IV; Football III, IV; Pep Club II, IV; Forestry Judg- ing Team II, III, IV; Who’s Who; Mr. HHS LARRY VIRGIL SAVELLE: SAFE IV; FBLA III, IV, Mr. FBLA IV; Art Club II; FFA I. IV; FHA III CASSUNDRA SCOVIL: SAFE, Officer; FBLA; FHA; ROTC; Pep Club SHELIA MARICE SHELLEY: SGA IV, Officer IV; SAFE III, IV; Honor Society III, IV; FBLA II. Ill, IV; YARC III; Cheerleader I. II. Ill, IV; ROTC II, III, IV, Exec. Off. IV; Annual Staff III, IV, Business Manager IV; Pep Club II, III; Miss Headland Con- test, Miss Congeniality IV; Class Officer II; Miss LaResume Contest III; Top Twenty Senior; Miss SGA; Who’s Who DAVID CARL SPANN: FFA I. II, III, IV; FHA IV; Pep Club IV GEOFFREY ALLEN STEPHENS: FFA I, II. Ill, IV, Officer III, IV SHEILA STEPHENSON: SAFE IV; FBLA II; FHA IV, Officer IV; Office Aide TINA MARIE STEPHENSON: SGA II. Ill, IV, Officer IV; SAFE II; Honor Society IV; Key Club Sweetheart IV; FBLA II, IV, Typing II Competition District; Art Club I, Officer I; FHA III, Officer III; Miss Head- land; Miss LaResume; Homecoming Attendant II, III LORETTA THARPE: YARC IV; FFA III; FHA II. Ill, IV; Pep Club I; Miss LaResume Contest II JERRY RAY THOMAS: SGA IV. Officer IV; Honor Society III, IV; Key Club IV; Officer IV; FFA III, IV, Officer III; Football II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Track III, IV; ROTC I. II. Ill; Top Twenty Seniors; Mr. SGA IV WILLIE JAMES TULLIS: FFA I, II. Ill, IV; ROTC I, II, III, Officer III; Pep Club IV; Football I, II, III, IV, Made WAC I. Ill, IV; All Area III, All State IV, High School All American IV; Basketball II, III, IV, All Area III; Baseball I. II. Ill, IV. Made WAC III; Top Twenty uo SAM RILEY VINSON: SAFE III; FBLA III; YARC I. II; FFA I II, III, IV, Land Judging; Football I, II, III; Pep Club I, II. Ill LARRY DEWAYNE WALKER: SAFE IV; FFA I. II. Ill, IV; FHA II; Football III; ROTC I. II, III; Pep Club III, IV MICHAEL EDWIN WARREN: FFA IV; Football III; Baseball II KATHY JUNE WATSON: Honor Society IV; FBLA II. Ill; FFA IV; FHA I, II, III, IV; Special Interest Class II, III, IV; Top Twenty Seniors JAMES JERALD WEBB: FFA IV, Officer IV; Football I; ROTC I. II, III ROBYN LYNN WEEKS: SGA IV; SAFE III, IV; FBLA I, II, III, IV. Officer IV; YARC I. II; FHA I. II, III, IV; Pep Club I, II; Miss Headland Contest IV; Miss LaResume Contest III; Miss Farm Bureau Finalist; Who’s Who GWENDOLYN WEEMS: YARC IV; FFA III; ROTC II, III RICHARD STEPHEN WEEMS: FFA I, II; Trade School II. Ill JOHNNY RAY WELCH: Football III; Baseball II; ROTC II; Basketball II JERRY WESLEY WHITEHEAD: Key Club II. Ill, IV; FBLA II; FFA I. II. Ill, IV; ROTC I. Ill; Football I ODESTA WILLIAMS: SAFE III, IV; ROTC II, III, IV; Band I VIKKI ELAINE WILLIAMS: SGA II. IV; YARC, Offi- cer; ROTC II, III; Miss Bronze Contest IV; Class Officer IV; Miss LaResume Contest III; Class Beauty II; Band I. II, III, IV; Miss HHS JERRY EDWARD WOODHAM: Key Club II, III, IV, Officer IV; FBLA II. Ill, IV; FFA I. II, III, IV, Offi- cer IV, Land Judging II, III, IV; FHA III, IV; Foot- ball Statistician III, IV; Pep Club II M! We as Seniors of 1977 have come to the last days of a long and happy memory. We have made countless steps through these halls, spent unending hours in the classrooms, cheered our teams to victory, and felt their sorrows in defeat. As we live each day, we realize we are one day closer to the end, that elu- sive moment of GRADUATION! 42 It is the earnest desire of the La Resume staff that this photo- graphic summary will preserve those special occasions and even those ordinary days that compose this 1976-77 school year. The cooperation, effort, feel- ing, and thought of the entire annual staff have been poured into transforming these pages from an idea into a reality. For the under-classmen, this year represents just a step in their yet-to-be-completed future at Headland High School, but for the Seniors, it is a final curtain call for their grandest perform- ance. Tom Baxter 143 145 COMPLIMENTS OF FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CITY OF HEADLAND COUNCILMEN: PHONE 693-2741 City Clerk E. L. Brantley Elizbeth White Dewey Ellis Reuben Shelley Porter Harris Howard Vinson Wayne La ye, Mayor Chief of Police Winston Griggs Jr. 147 KAISER AGRICULTURE CHEMICALS Headland, AL Phone 693-3346 GK GK FARMER'S MUTUAL EXCHANGE SEED, FEED FERTILIZER, FARM SUPPLIES IRRIGATION EQUIP. 693-3396 Headland, Alabama STARLING'S WEX TEX Headland, AL us HUGH'S IGA FOODLINER Abbeville, Alabama FREEMAN'S OVERHEAD ROOFING COMPANY Newville, Alabama 149 AGRICULTURAL CENTER Newville, Alabama JAMES McLAIN Manager HEWETT STUDIOS, INC. Joe McEachern Photography BUD'S BLOSSOM’S NURSERY 106 West Grand Ave. Rainbow City, Alabama HEADLAND 442-2614 Shrubs, Houseplants, Gifts Join the People Who've Joined the ARMY You expect more from Amoco and you get it Call 792-6755 150 CLUB CAPRI SON’S DAUGHTERS of Under New Management LEVI, INC. Live Music Nightly Dothan, J. C. Forrester, Supervisor Alabama Auto, Truck, and Tractor Repair CHILD EVANGELISM SHELLEY'S GARAGE FELLOWSHIP 693-2959 Headland, Alabama Dothan, Children's Christian Materials Alabama Quality Service MILES FORD R. S. SOLOMON TRACTOR, INC. HARDWARE Farm - Industrial Equip. 693-2303 Headland, Alabama Dothan, 431 - North Alabama VAUGHN'S GROCERY HEADLAND PEANUT WHSE COOP Abbeville, Alabama DOTHAN OIL MILL SPANISH ACRES MART HEADLAND IGA Manager DON JOHNSON 431 Bypass Headland, Alabama 154 HHS FACULTY SUPPORTERS Ginger Morriss ZonaG. Baxter Erma Hancock Rose White Ed Oates James Baxley Lamar Brooks Aaron Goode Shirley Whiddon Jean Sowell Brenda Simpson Rosalyn Trammell Mamie Vaughn James Rhodes Ricky Dixon Susan Owens Steve Williams Conrad Newman 155 TEENI'S Abbeville, American Retailer of the Year Alabama Headland, Teleflora E. W. BUILDING MATERIAL Alabama 693-2167 SAND'S JEWELERS THE ROSEBUD 1 eadland Class Rings Available Where There Is a Need for Flowers Headland, Alabama REBWOOD INC. ASSOC. STORE EAST GATE PHARMACY Dothan, Alabama 693-3379 Headland, Alabama 156 TED'S HEADLAND JEWELERS MORTUARY Dothan, Alabama Headland, Alabama E. T. BRANNON'S PATRICIA LANES GROCERY BOWLING CENTER Ross Clark Circle Headland, Alabama Dothan, Alabama Weddings - Funerals - Artificial and Cut Arrangements B. C. MOORE HEADLAND FLORIST 145 N. Foster Mary L. Shelleys Owner Dothan, Alabama Headland, Alabama GARDENS WILSON'S OF MENS SHOP MEMORY and WHITEHEAD'S MALE WORLD 431 North Dothan, Alabama Dothan, Alabama 157 HEADLAND AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER CIRCLE PHARMACY 2021 Alexander Drive Dothan, Alabama SLOCOMB OIL COMPANY THE BEAUTY NOOK Superior Propane, Gas - Gasoline, Pennstate Oil Headland, Alabama Tumbleton, Alabama 693-2607 WHITE VAN CASE POWER AND EQUIPMENT Headland, Alabama Dothan, Alabama McCOY TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Newville, Alabama LUCAS PIANO ORGAN Sales and Service Plaza II Dothan, Alabama 158 HEADLAND TIRE AND STANDARD HEADLAND JEWELRY Reliable Watch Repair Kyle and Jerry Hardy Irl R. Hicks J. F. White HEADLAND FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of WEST POINT PEPPERELL Consumer Products Division HENRY PRICE VAN RITCH INC. Dothan, Alabama GREATER SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Abbeville, Alabama Compliments of R. F. SHEPHARD 159 160 CITY OF NEWVILLE Mayor: Tommy Jones Councilmen: 0. K. McCoy Paul Diggs Quay Singleton Louie F. Roney Alvin B. Kirkland Clerk: Kay Tew Kach depositor insured to 20.000. FDIC HDttAl OffOSlI INSUHANCl C0«P0« 1I0N THE HEADLAND NATIONAL BANK Headland’s Community Bank Since 1933 Headland, Alabama 161 DAIRY FRESH THE REAL ONE 162 BRACKING ANTIQUES AND INSURANCE Newville, Alabama The Truck People from General Motors DOTHAN GMC, INC. 163 PROFESSIONAL PAGE Dr. J. E. Morriss, M.D. Dr. Jimmy King, D.M.D. Douglas and Douglas Accounting G. D. Halstead, Durell Whiddon, and Charles Woodham COMPLIMENTS OF SUZANNE AND TINA AND TOM AND BERNESTINE AND CAYANDDEVERYAND SHERRI AND RITA AND BETH AND SUSIE AND KELLIE AND SCOTTY AND DEBBIE AND MILA AND JOHN AND OLIVIA AND AMY AND LYNDA LEE AND SHEILA AND ALICIA FALKNER BROS., INC. CHANCEY-HERRING PUBLISHERS ART SOLOMON PHOTOGRAPHY 431 South Headland, Alabama DeSHAZO'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP Eddy Deshazo East Main Street Headland, Alabama 693-2526 HEADLAND INSURANCE AGENCY Mabe Bridges - Manager PATTERSON'S HARDWARE Headland, Alabama Compliments of PRECISION AUTO PARTS DON WILSON MOTOR COMPANY U.S. 431 Bypass 693-3344 The Best Place To Buy Your Next Car Phone: 693-2133 Compliments of Compliments of RONEY BROTHERS Newville, Alabama MR. AND MRS. FAIRY REYNOLDS AND FAMILY EZELL'S 114 South Court Square Abbeville, Alabama Compliments of MURPHY-McGEE OIL CO. 169 170 SUNNYLAND FOODS PARKER JACKSON FURNITURE CO P.O. Box 334 Headland, Alabama 36345 Phone 693-3395 Quality Furniture 4 Lines of Carpel General Electric Appliances RCA TV's and Stereo HENRY Dothan, Alabama P.O. Box 370 Meat Packers - Beef - Pork - Sausage COUNTY BANK COLONY HOUSE FURNITURE Highway 431 North Headland, Alabama 36345 Abbeville, Alabama Bobby Rowland Manager Phone 205 693-2940 205 693-2333 BROCKS SHOPPING CENTER A Few Minutes Away From Higher Prices CREATIVE CAMERA Frank M. Gains III ED'S PLACE JOE HAYES MEN'S WEAR 1201 W Main St. Dothan, Alabama FORD REXALL DRUG CO. HERRING'S SERVICE STATION 7 Main Street 693-3251 Headland, Alabama WATER WORKS Congratulations to Senior Class A. S. Hodges R. S. Shelley Burl Johnson W. S. Knowles, Jr. Winston Griggs Celia Shaw HEADLAND JOHNSON PIGGLY WIGGLY WELDING AND MACHINE CO. Headland, Alabama 3 Forrest Street Headland, Alabama Hank Johnson mw) Welding and Repair Custom Work 173 NORTON'S PEACOCK'S Radio 431 BAY STATION T V’ Headland, Alabama Zenith - Sylvania Headland, AL 693-2040 LUDLUM REAL ESTATE We Specialize in Farms and Acreage Gene Ludlum Cliff Hardin 106 Honeysuckle Road Dothan, Alabama Compliments of MADGE FLEMMING If you can't find what you're looking for, you're looking in the wrong closet . . . CREATIVE So try ours - FABRICS PENNY'S CLOTHES Beautiful selections of fine fabrics and notions CLOSET Pinehurst lingerie baby gifts blue jeans and gifts On the Square Headland, Ala. SMITH WELL TOM'S PEANUTS SUPPLY CO., INC. DIXIE SNAX, Free Estimates INC. Serving the Wiregrass for 30 Years Country Water Store 175 SITKIN SMELTING REFINING, INC. Join the Pepsi People feelin’free! Autographs s p