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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

La Resume Headland High School EDITOR ADVISOR Lydia D. Fain Yevonne A. Hartzog Wc come to this school from many different lives for many different reasons—We come alone and lonely, we look for others, we search for purpose.... But in the end, the outcome of our search is our personal memory of the time called ... high school. High school is a time of growing, growing is the dynam- ic process of acquiring maturity through experience—the tender, painful haze called first love, the effort of smiling after lost ballgames—these are the shining moments that make up the great arrangement, our mature selves ... 5 High school i tudying—for a searching •' r-'T- ' ztst?- •• .y- Vv • • ' ■ .vT;5 -' J £Z . • IT J . Sc jr « iW ;-p% ' Jr ’ ’ • '• it s %v� � - � 4 '« •«• J ’ • . •- • r Vh . wZjm� ’ ,. „ .• ' , - '• ' - . Tft ' .. - r. ”N-Vv. VW' -• . ' r . ? j • . - .' . . ., %, ‘. • • .’ %• 1 ■ ! j , ' '-. . . J ' Wy. � „x , 10 High school is a time of coming to terms ... with the people we are slowly becoming—we start valuing both achievements and mistakes—we explore our talents and abilities, taking pride in our levels of intelligence and creativity, discovering new activities and directions ... 12 13 When we come to terms with our need for the aid and companionship of others, we find our limitations disap- pearing—while helping a troubled friend, we forget some of our own less obvious, progl problems—while bringing laughter to others, we remember how we laughed at Head- land High. High school is a time of finding understanding ... un- derstanding is a rare spicy plant that is choked by the prejudice and blindness—it grows in hearts, behind the friendly touch of an unfamiliar hand, as a spontaneous smile ... it flourishes at Headland High School. We gather understanding in the uncounted number of shared lives—those of the faculty, the community, of our friends—we find it growing in the simple magic of every- day. MISS LA RESUME! Fifteen lovely senior ladies competed for the title of Miss La Resume and senior class beauty. The girls appeared on stage in evening wear and streetwear. The contestants in the pageant were: Angie Austin, Ginger Singleton, Jacqueline Thompson, Starla Ard, Lydia Fain, Patty McCord, Sandra McKay, Mary Coleman, Shelia Reeves, Sherry Arnett, Jennifer Adams, Alicia Enfinger, J.R. Spivey, Laurie Parrish, and Jan McCraney. Laurie appeared in her streetwear selection of black polyester crepe trimmed in coral, gold, green, and purple. Little did she know at this time that she would be chosen as the new Miss La Resume. 18 Lydia Fain was chosen as Senior class beauty. Lydia keeps in shape by skating and dancing. However, if you ask her what she enjoys doing the most she would prob- ably say talking with her many friends and boyfriends. For the streetwear competition Lydia chose a lilac polyester crepe dress, trimmed in lace. What a beautiful smile this young lady has! LAURIE PARRISH Laurie was chosen Miss La Resume over fif- teen other young ladies in her class. She is the seven- teen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Par- rish. Her favorite foods are Mexican food, pizza, hamburgers, and hotdogs. She enjoys horseback rid- ing. Laurie's reply to what characteristics she looks for in a friend was, “Friends are a very im- portant part of life. They reflect their lifestyles on you and you are judged by the company you keep.” In choosing a friend she looks for common inter- ests, trustworthiness, and a sense of humor. “Just a REAL friend!” 19 Underclass Beauties FRESHMAN BEAUTY Kristie Starling JUNIOR BEAUTY Kim Parker These lovely ladies were chosen from many young ladies in their class to be the class beauty. They should all be proud of this great honor. SOPHOMORE BEAUTY Darlene Shelley Miss Headland BEST COSTUME Ginger Singleton Miss Congeniality Laurie Parrish 1st Runner Up Ginger Singleton Good Citizenship Girl Starla Ard Mr. and Miss SGA—Tommy Parish and Mary Coleman Homecoming Queen Sherry Arnett And Attendants SENIORS—Marie Johnson, Sandra McKay, and Lydia Fain JUNIORS—Teresa Culver and April Glasgow SOPHOMORES—Jennifer Fain and Tonnya Glasgow FRESHMEN—Angie Folger and Phyllis Salter Mr. and Miss Headland High Chris Williams and Clint Cunningham 26 VALEDICTORIAN Jeanna Renee Spivey SALUTATORIANS Jackie Adams and Brent Hicks 27 Who’s Who BEST PERSONALITY Laurie Parrish and Danny Hamm MOST POPULAR Jackie Adams and P.C. Brown FRIENDLIEST Jacqueline Thompson and Clint Cunningham 28 BEST DRESSED CUTEST 29 Beverly May and David Trice Marcia Thornton and Allen Sasser BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Paula Shelley and Raymond Gibbs WITTIEST Michael Welch and Jill Shelley MOST TALENTED MOST ATHLETIC Jennifer Adams and Sammy Jackson 30 Lisa Weldon and Alan McNeal Junior Favorites SOPHOMORE FA VO RITES FRESHMEN FA VO RITES Tonnya Glasgow and Scottie Adams Phyllis Salter and Stanley Whiddon Susan Hartzog and Jimmy Snellgrove Sammy Jackson Sandra McKay Brent Hicks Lydia Fain 34 Honor Students 36 Brent Hicks, J.R. Spivey, Jackie Adams, Ginger Singleton, Paula Shelley, Patty McCord, Syndee Gardner, Loretta Barnes, Shelia Reeves, Jennifer Adams, and Starla Ard FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION Sherrill Singleton Principal People just don't understand I've got so much to do! Erma Hancock Secretary and Bookkeeper You’ll have to ask Mr. Singleton! Deborrah Shelley Assistant Secretary Are you late again? Zona G. Baxter Kit C. Campbell English NJROTC Well, Honey. Tell me about it! Keep in step and keep your dress and cover! 39 Sharon Collier You want to bet? Marjorie A. Dunn Health If you don’t understand you better ask questions. Don’t just sit there like a knot on a log! Mathematics Get your homework out! Sit down! Turn around! AI Griffin Mathematics Take Andrew, my youngest son, for example! David Griggs Biology 40 Winston Griggs Mathematics Yevonne Hartzog Home Economics You people better do your homework!! I'm so excited!! William Hatton Lewis Henderson 41 NJROTC OK. Let's form it up outside. Science Arbitrarily off the top of my head! Ronnie Hicks Howard Holland Driver Education Let me tell you about this time ... Physical Education Let me sing this song!! Jan Luker Tommie McTier Physical Education Social Studies Stop That!! You can fool some people some of the time, but you can’t fool McTier none of the time. 42 Samuel Milledge Band Ginger Morris Typing You G.L.'s and that doesn't stand for Good Looking! fj space fj space jf space Susan Owens Clarence Peterman Home Economics English You may THINK you’re going to do that! That goes for Lou, Sue, the whole crew, Lotti, Dotti, and everybody! 43 Finish that project! Jean Sowell Rosalyn Trammell English Take out your homework and pass it to the front. Mamie Vaughn Librarian We aren’t going to have this talking in the library! Social Studies Settle Down! Paul Woodham Agribusiness And They Thought We Never Listen! Cheese! Hey! I’m Late! But I thought he said the odds were in MY favor! It’s me!! Who Cares!! 45 LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Evelyne Hollis, Roberta Walker, Evelyn Butler, Rose White, Verdell Brown, Homer Owens, Elouise Saveli c u s T O D A N 46 Albert Butler JACKIE CAROL ADAMS Football Statistician IV; Science Club II, III— Reporter IV FHA II, III, IV—Vice President; Honor Society 111, IV; Junior Class Favorite; Most Popular; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; Who’s Who Among American High School Students III, IV; Society of Distinguished High School Students II, III, IV JENNIFER DIANE ADAMS Jr. Cheerleader Captain I, Varsity Cheerleader II, III, Captain IV; H-Club II, III, IV; FHA II, III, IV; Honor Society Vice President IV; Most Talented: Who’s Who Among American High School Students III, IV, Society of Distinguished American High School Students II, III IV; United States Cheerleader Achievement Academy III; All American All-state cheerleader IV STARLA ANN ARD FHA I, II, III, IV; Science Club II, III, IV, Honor Society IV, Sophomore Class Officer; DAR; Who’s Who Among American High School Students II, IV Distinguished Society of American High School Students III, IV; United States National Merit Award SHERRY ANN ARNETT Batgirl II, III, IV; FHA I, II, III, IV; FBLA III, IV; H-Club II, III, IV; Homecoming Queen; Sophomore Class Favorite: Miss FHA III ANGELA MICHELLE AUSTIN Majorette II, III, IV; FHA I, II, III; H-Club II, III, IV; Science Club II, IV Library Staff III; FHA Reporter III LORETTA SUE BARNES FHA I, IV; Science Club IV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students SHAUNA YOLANDA BEARDSLEE FBLA III, IV EVELYN FAYE BLOUNT FHA I, IV; HERO II, HI; Drill Team I, IV LEONARD CARLTON BOYKIN, JR. Science Club II. Ill; FFA I, IV; Drill Team III, IV; Rifle Team I, II, III GAYLE MARIE BRACK1NS FHA III, IV; French Club III; Science Club II, III; Rifle Team II, III, IV; Drill Team IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students Who’s Who Among American High School Students; United States National Merit Leadership Award PRESTON CARL BROWN Football I, II, III, IV; FFA I; FHA IV; Key Club I, II. Ill, IV; H-Club I, II, III, IV, Library Club II, III, IV; Society of Distinguished High School Students III, IV; Most Popular; Top Eleven Senior MARY ELAINE COLEMAN Basketball I, II, III; Band I, II, III, IV; H-Club I, II. Ill, IV; SGA Officer I, II, III 49 CLINT CUNNINGHAM Football III, IV; Basketball IV; SGA II, III, IV; Key Club II, III, IV; H-Club III, IV; FFA I; Secretary II Treasurer II, IV; Sophomore Class Officer; Friendliest; Drivers Education Outstanding Student of the Year; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Mr. SGA III; Top Eleven Seniors; Mr. Headland High School REBECCA DAVIS Basketball I; VICA I; H-Club I, II; FHA I; ROTC Honor Cadet II DURWOOD EARL DOSWELL FFA I, II, III, IV; ROTC III PHILLIP DOUGLAS Key Club TONY EARL ELLISON Key Club I, II, III, IV; FFA I; Reporter III; Vice president IV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students III; Society of Distinguished American High School Students III, IV ALICIA JO ENFINGER Majorette I, II; Head Majorette III; Feature Twirler IV; Batgirl III; Drill Team IV; FHA II, III, IV; H-Club II, III, IV; SGA II; Band Officer III; French Club III; Sophomore Class Officer 50 CONNIE REE EVANS Band 1, II, III, IV; Secretary IV; ROTC Band III, IV; H- Club I, II, III, IV; Science Club IV; Library Club Secretary IV; Junior Homecoming Attendant; Senior Class Favorite LYDIA DIANE FAIN Track II, III, Basketball III; H-Club I, II, III, IV; FHA III; Reporter IV; Science Club III, IV; Band I; Majorette II, III, IV; Henry County Miss Bronze; La Resume Staff I, II; Business Manager III; Editor IV; Sophomore Beauty; Senior Beauty; Senior Homecoming Attendant; United States National Leadership Merit Award; SGA IV; Top Eleven Senior SYNDEE LEIGH GARDNER Batgirl III, IV; Science Club II, III, IV; Math Club III, IV; FHA II, III, IV; H-Club Drill Team IV; Honor Society; Society of Distinguished American High School Students II, III, IV; Prep Bowl; Special Interest Enrichment I; Sophomore Class Officer RAYMOND De ANGELO GIBBS Basketball I, II, IV; Track IV; SGA Band I, II, III, IV; H- Club I, II, III; Honor Cadet III; Best School Spirit DAN GOLDEN Library Club III, IV; ROTC I, II, III, IV ROBERT LEWIS GRICE FFA I, II, III, IV; ROTC Rifle Team I, II 51 DANIEL THOMAS HAMM Football IV; Baseball IV; H-Club IV; Key Club HI, IV, FHA I; Library Club I; Art Club II, III; Senior Class Reporter; Best Personality MISTY RENEA HARBERT FHA I,II,III,IV; FBLA III,IV; Library Club IV NATALIE LYNN HARRISON FHA III; FBLA III.IV JEFFERY BRENT HICKS Football 1,11,111,1V; All WAC III; Most Improved Lineman III; Honor Society 111,IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 111,1V; Top Eleven Senior; Most Likely to Succeed; Senior Class President; Special Interest Enrichment I,II,III; Prep Bowl Captain; English Award I,II; French Award I,II,III CAROL DENETTE JACKSON Basketball II; H-Club I.II.III.IV; Band I,II,III, Vice-President IV; FHA I,II; FBLA 111,1V; ROTC Band III.IV SAMUEL DAVID JACKSON Jr. High Basketball I; B-Team Basketball II, Varsity Basketball III.IV; Track III.IV; H-Club I.II.III.IV; Top Eleven Senior; Most Talented; United States National Leadership Merit Letter; Society of Distinguished American High School Students III.IV REGINALD LAMAR JENKINS Track I,II,IV; Second Place Conference, Second Place State winner II; French Club III, SGA IV; Drill Team II. H-Club IJI.IIUV; ROTC Band Drum Major III.IV; Science Club III.IV; Band I,II,III,IV; Honor Cadet III.IV; Drill Team Ribbon III GAYE MARIE JOHNSON FHA 1,11,111,1V; FFA III, Officer IV; FFA Sweetheart IV; Senior Homecoming Attendant BYRON KING Football I; Track I,II,III; H-Club I,II,III,IV BEVERLY JILL MAY Band I,II,III,IV; ROTC Band II.III; FHA I; FBLA III.IV; H-Club I,II,III,IV; Best Dressed JOHNNY BEN MAYBIN La Resume Staff, Sports Editor IV STEVE ALLEN MCCOY SGA II; FFA II; FBLA III.IV 53 PATTY MCCORD FHA I II III President IV Science Club I III IV, Math Club II, IV; Who's Who Among American High School Students III, IV Society of Distinguished American Students II III IV; Honor Society III IV Most Likely to Succeed; Prep Bowl History Award II Home Economics Award III JAN MCCRANEY Batgirl II IV; FBLA II III IV Drill Team IV ANGELA VALERTANA MCDANIEL Band I II III IV; ROTC Band III IV; SGA I II; Secretary IV; H-Club I II III IV; Library Club IV SANDRANETTA MCKAY Band I II; Majorette III; Drum Majorette IV; La Resume Staff, Director of Typing IV; H-Club I II III IV; FHA II IV; FBLA III, Secretary IV; ROTC Band III IV; Senior Homecoming Attendant; Top Eleven Senior; United States National Leadership Merit Award ALAN HALEY MCNEAL (Not Pictured) Football I II III IV; Baseball III IV; Track I; H-Club I II III IV; FFA II III IV; Library Club II III IV; Freshman Class Favorite; Football WAC II III IV; All Area I III IV; Baseball III IV; Best Offensive Back and MVP; Best Defensive Lineman II IV; Most Athletic PATRICIA VANNETT MINNIEFIELD Basketball III; Girl's Basketball Manager II; FBLA III IV, Reporter; H-Club III; Library Club IV Reporter 54 LAURA LYNN PARRISH Jr. Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader II III IV; FHA I Ij H-Club II I|I IV; Key Club III IV; Miss La Resume; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Junior Homecoming Attendant; Key Club Favorite III IV RUTHIE MAE PATTERSON HERO III IV CHARLES EDWARD PETERSON FHA II III IV; Sophomore Class Favorite; NAVC mechanics president II III ZANDRA SUETTA POKE Basketball I II III IV; Track I II; H- Club I II III IV; Band I II III IV; FHA III IV; Library Club IV; Science Club III; ROTC Band III; Who’s Who Among American High Students III IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students III SHELIA JOAN REEVES Basketball II; H-Club I II III IV; Colorguard I; SGA II II Vice President III; Science Club II III; Honor Society III Reporter IV; Math Club III IV; Prep Bowl IV; La Resume Staff IV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students II IV; Most Outstanding English III; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; United States National Leadership Merit Award SHARON DENISE REEVES FHA I; Library Club; VICA; Upholstery Secretary IV 55 MARTY WAYNE RUSHING Football I,II,III,IV; Baseball IIJIIJV; FFA I Officer III; H-Club IJIJIIJV; Football Sportsmanship Award III; Rookie of the Year II BRUCE ALLEN SASSER Football I,II,III,IV; Baseball II,III,IV; Honor Society III,IV; H-Club IJIJIIJV; FFA I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students III,IV; Cutest; Top Eleven Senior; All WAC III RONNIE SELLERS Football IV; H-Club IV JILL MARIE SHELLEY Basketball IIJIIJV; Football Statistician IV; FHA IJIJIIJV; Basketball Statistician IIIJV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students IIIJV; H-Club IIIJV; SGA I, Reporter II, Treasurer III, President IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students III PAULA LYNN SHELLEY Basketball IIJIIJV; Football Statistician IV; FHA IJIJIIJV; Honor Society III, President IV; H- Club IIJIIJV; Senior Class Vice President; Science Club II.III; Math Team; Prep Bowl Team; SGA IV; La Resume Staff III. Advertising Manager IV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students IIJIIJV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students IIIJV; Typing I Award; Best School Spirit; Top Eleven Senior GINGER DELORES SINGLETON Jr. Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader IIJIIJV; Honor Society IIIJV; FHA IIJIIJV; Key Club IIIJV; La Resume Staff IJIJII; H-Club IIJIIJV; Junior Beauty; Miss Headland 1st Alternate IV; Who’s Who Among American High School students IIIJV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students IIIJV VONONOUS REMAINA SPANN FBLA III,IV; Band I,II.III,IV JEANNA RENEE SPIVEY Science Club 11,111; SGA III; Honor Society III,IV; FHA I; Chemistry Award III; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 111,1V; Society of Distinguished American High School Students II.III.IV KYLE STEFFON STOVALL Basketball. B-Team I,II; Varsity III,IV; Football IV; Most Improved Player IV; SGA I,II JACQUELINE LA TRICE THOMPSON H-Club 111,1V; Band IV, Flag Corps Captain IV; FBLA III; Vice-President IV; FHA IV; La Resume Staff, Typist and Organizations Editor IV; Friendliest; 1st Runner-up Henry County Miss Bronze IV; Miss Y.W.P.C. Miss Congeniality III MARCIA ANN THORNTON Basketball 1,11,111,1V; H-Club I.II.III.IV; FHA I; SGA II; Band I; Flag Corps Captain IV; Freshman Homecoming Attendant; Cutest DAVID TRICE Varsity Basketball II.III.IV; H-Club IV; Library Club II; Best Dressed 57 SANDRA WEBB SUELLEN WEEKS Jr. Cheerleader I; Band II; FHA IJMIIJV; Science Club IIJII.IV; ROTC Drill Team IV; French Club III MICHAEL EDWIN WELCH FFA Muli, President IV; Science Club II; French Club III; Top Eleven Senior; Wittiest LISA MAY WELDON Basketball IJIJIIJV; Track I,II,III,IV; H-Club I,II,III,IV; Science Club II,III; MVP Basketball III; Most Athletic MARY WELLS HERO IIIJV BRENDA CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Science Club IIJIIJV; FHA II,III,IV; Honor Society IIIJV Secretary-Treasurer IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students IIJIIJV; Who’s Who Among American High School Students III 58 That Sly Devil ... Stirring Up TROUBLE!!! THE FEW... All These Women!!! 59 “LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT”!!! THE PROUD THE SENIORS!!!! 61 j are Moving Teresa Ard Gary Arnold 62 Steve Austin Wendy Bailey Robin Barnett Belinda Benjamin Kelly Blankenship Susan Boone Billy Bradshaw Michael Brannon Frederick Brantley Jeanette Brinkley Felicia Brown Ahead, Working Together Bobby Burkett Peggy Burkett Willie Carroll We are all together as one big happy family. Smiles and laughter will help us to make it through the hard times. Pearleen Corbitt Kassandra Cotton Rory Crews 63 To Reach Renee Culp Cathey Danzey Merritt Falkner Teresa Culver Glen Danzey Gwendolyn Florence Wendy Cunningham Janice Eddy Angela Floyd Shannon Cushion Leslie Espy Zina Floyd 64 Maturity In April Glasgow Roger Gulledge Lori Hopper ■ Jeffrey Glass Lynn Guilford Barbara Jackson Shelia Graham Susan Hartzog Nora Jackson Beverly Grimsley Shavora Hollis Paul Johnson 65 67 Heart 68 Mary Salters Sandra Salters Kim Shelley Lisa Snell Jimmy Snellgrove Kathy Snellgrove Anthony Spann Diane Thomas Stella Thomas Maddie Thornton Carla Treadwell Jon Walworth Joe Weldon Cherylc West And Mind ... April Whatley James Whitehead Ruby Wiggins Through the years we, the Juniors, have learned to work together as one. Deep Down In Our Hearts We’ve Got That Good Ole Headland High Spirit Junior Officers President—Vickie Reeves Vice President—Princess Martin Secretary Treasurer— Gwendolyn Florence Reporter—Tommy Parish We Share Our Dreams, Sophomore Class Officers Tammy Dyer—Secretary; Cathy Hodges—Treasurer; Krista Shelley—Vice President; Mark Espy—Re- porter; Dugg Holman—President Sophomore Float 74 Our Experiences And Our Goals. Scottic Adams Russell Adkins Penny Axtell Richard Barron Scott Barron Melinda Bcdsole Chandra Benton Dennis Blount Jana Bond Wade Brackins Henry Brooks 76 Through This Giving Mark Burdeshaw Debra Carroll Elizabeth Clements Angenetta Condrey Dede Crews Bob Danzey Lesia Davis Roger Davis Stephanie Douglas Tammy Dyer Michael Ellison 77 Of Ourselves, Mark Espy Jennifer Fain Keith Faison Evelyn Fields Robert Fields Stephen Fleming Evon Flucker Marvin Galloway Jackie Gibbs Kim Gibbs Tonnya Glasgow Deborah Haden 78 Beth Hamm Johnny Ray Hill We Gain Insight Cathy Hodges Dugg Holman Jeffery Hudspeth Keith Johnson Frankie Jones Jennifer Jones Lawanda Jones Ronnie Jones Lesa Knowles Michael Knowles 79 And An Understanding Andra Lane Arlana Me Daniel Joel Mathis Cassandra Moore Kenneth Morris Sharon Murry Gloria Nelson Tim Norris Bobby Norton Arnie Nowell Dale Nowell Tami Peterson Debra Powell Darlene Presnail Tommy Price Cassandra Reeves 80 Which Allows Us Travis Reeves Suzy Reynolds Terry Riley Shantccna Saffold Clara Salter Rhonda Sellers Vicki Shaw Darlene Shelley Debbie Shelley Krista Shelley Vernon Sherrod Bobby Smith Tony Speed Lucinda Tharpe Naomi Tharpe Keith Tharpe 81 To Become One. Eddie Thomas Felicia Thomas Johnny Thomas Keith Thornton Dawn Trammell Kenneth Tullis Carolyn Turner Charles Turner Johnny Wade Margaret Walker Terrance Walker William Walker Bobbi Webb Carla Welch Lisa Welch Larry Whitehead 82 The Sophomore class members not pictures are: Tyrone Minniefield, Isaih Grimsley, Her- man McDaniel, Bill Komons, Gerald Floyd, Jeffery Tew, Michael Peacock, Lee Winn, and Jerome Reeves. We are SOPHOMORES! Darlene Shelley, Class Beauty, wore a soft beige dress in the Miss La Resume competition. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Shelley. She enjoys playing the piano, reading, and swimming. 84 Freshmen have Juanita Abraham Todd Arnold Curtis Bighcm Lori Blackshear Bert Brantley Alice Bright Chris Capps Kim Chanccy Sandy Clark Bernard Condrey Chet Cuthens George Davis James Davis Jeffrey Ellison what it takes, Sherri Ellison Tim Ethridge Stacia Farmer Leta Faulkner Tommie Fields Stanley Fleming Beverly Fluckcr Angie Folger Michael Ford Robert Ford Rodney Furrow Jeff Garrett We are Growing . . . Chris Gulledge Melissa Haden David Hamm Toni Harbert Paula Hartzog Tim Hartzog Joey Hodges Lauri Hunt Stewart Ingram Bobby Jackson Tracy Jones Kathy Key Sammy Kilpatrick James King Brett Kirkland 86 in and Trade Lane Beth McCord Ted McCoy Melissa McDaniel Don McGlown Kim McKinnon Brock McQuain Terry Mills Billie Minnicfield Darren Minniefield Lisa Mitchell Stephanie Morgan Danny Owens Susan Paapc strength .. . “School’s finally out!” in harmony so that Jeff Parish Dana Peters Keith Price Arlisa Reynolds Ellen Reynolds Thomas Reynolds Patrick Rhodes Judye Rowland Phyllis Salter Sanitha Salter Scottie Sanders Tami Sellers Shane Sclph Tony Shiver Adam Smith Adrian Smith 88 We may reach Allen Smith Chris Soloman Kristie Starling Greg Stovall Michael Tew Beverly Thomas Teresa Thomas Steven Thornton Joey Walden Geral Walker Jeffrey Walker Scottie Walker V Patricia Ward Mark Welch Adam Weldon Shirley Wells ,1 89 the top together. Stanley Whiddon Mark White Terri White Tina Wilkcrson Linda Williams 90 Moving up, striving hard Looking for another year . . . 92 SPOR TS VARSITY FOOTBALL Fredrick Brantley, most valuable back; Glenn Morgan, most valuable lineman; Alan McNcal, most valuable player; Kyle Stovall, most improved; Allen Sasser, best sportsmanship. 94 Senior Players Although there were disappointments in the season, the Senior Rams came through with flying colors. Their victory over our county rival, Abbeville, will always be remembered. “The bars are all closed, it’s four in the morning ... “Didn’t I used to go with your sister? 95 We Love Those Marty Rushing—G Phillip Douglas—C ' .-iW Alan McNeal—FB P.C. Brown—TB Clint Cunningham—E Danny Hamm—LB Brent Hicks—DT Rest while you can. 96 Golden Rams! Allen Sasser—QB Sasser looks for a receiver. Ronnie Sellers—G Kyle Stovall—LB Rory Crews—T Glen Danzey—E Roger Gulledgc—T 97 Rams Are Still Don McGriff—FB Glenn Morgan—G Tommy Parish—E Kenneth Tullis—NG Joe Weldon—G Jimmy Snellgrove—FI. Steve Whiddon—T The Rams prepare to punt. 98 Number One Morgan and Sasser clear the way for Norton. Scottie Adams—G 99 Catch That 0k0 Vd! y Adam Weldon—G Stanley Whiddon—FB Players not pictured: Kenneth Spann—DB Isaih Grimsley Bobby Walker—S Bobby Norton—DB Scottie Sanders—LB Shane Selph—C Greg Stovall—FB The Rams were proud of their Homecoming VICTORY! 100 Ram Spirit 101 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jennifer Adams, captain Laurie Parrish, co-captain Ginger Singleton, co-captain Wendy Oates 102 Kim Parker Teresa Wilkerson Debra Carroll The Varsity Cheerleaders are an excellent example of the spirit at HHS. Sponsored by Mrs. Luker, they are an inspiration to the athletes as well as the student body. In addition to their energetic spirit, they are talented cheerleaders. Their talent won third place overall in the Area- All American Cheerleading Clinic and the opportunity to go to Dayton, Ohio for the national competition. 103 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS L. to R: Kristie Starling; Kathy Key; Janet Adams; Angie Folger, Captain; Cindy Rushing, Co-Captain; Cathy Hodges; Leta Falkner. 104 Varsity Basketball Clint Cunningham Raymond Gibbs 106 Sammy Jackson Kyle Stovall Fredrick Brantley David Trice 107 Glen Danzey Kenneth Morris 108 Bobby Charles Walker Bobby Ray Walker Guess Who? 109 Do you want me to get the ball!? Richard Barron and Mark Watson Dribble, Dribble, Shoot, Shoot Put that ball through that hoop Managers Practice makes perfect Wake up, man! It’s Great To Be From Headland High Getting things together! Ul Girls’ Basketball Paula Shelley Marica Thorton Lisa Weldon 112 Jill Shelley Kim Gibbs Barbara Jackson Beth Hamm 113 Zandra Poke Lesa Knowles Patrica Ward GO LADIES! S-I-N-K, sink it! Zandra Poke shoots a free throw against Columbia. Coached by Mrs. Luker, the Lady Rams had an inspiring season. The Varsity Cheerleaders gave appreciated support to the girl’s basket team. BASEBALL The returning baseball players for the year of 1982 are Marty Rushing, Allen, Sassar, Jimmy Snellgrove, Bobby Norton, Commander Hat- ton—Coach, Dugg Holman, Don McGriff, Alan McNeal, and Kenneth Spann. At the lower left Commander Hat- ton is seated with the returning bat girls: Alicia Enfinger, Sherry Arnett, Kim Parker, Jan McCraney, and Syndee Gardner. 115 Fire it in there! Catch it, Don! Run, Sasser, run! Practice makes perfect. The HHS Baseball team had a 10- 4 record as they returned with only three starters from the 1980 starters from the 1980 state playoff season. Three of their four defeats were by one or two run margins. Kenny Spann heads for first. 116 Chris Money waits for a turn at bat. Swing! 117 McNeal slaps it out. TRACK TEAM Girls Fourth in State Boys Second in State Another Victory ® across the Line } 118 Stars of the Future Pushing On When the rams really put their heads together a victory is the next step. No one can exceed the reach of a H.H.S. man! Coaches L to R; Jan Luker, Girls' Basketball; Howard Holland, Head Varsity Football; Ronnie Hicks, Assistant Varsity Football, and Baseball; A1 Griffin, Jr. Varsity Football and Basketball; Steve Williams, Head Varsity Basketball; Bill Hatton, Baseball. 120 Headland High Marching Rams The Headland High School Marching Band under the direction and supervision of Mr. Samuel L. Milledge and field direction of drum majorettes Sandra McKay and April Glasgow, had a very successful season. The band supported the Rams at each football game with spectacular half-time performances. The shows included a variety of popular music by various artists along with drills, pattern and dance routines, done by the band, flag corps, and majorettes. They captured and held the audience’s attention with their new sparkling uniforms and dazzling smiles. The band also took part in other activities including: National Peanut Festival Parade, Abbeville Christmas Parade, Headland Christmas tree ceremonies and the Homecoming Parade. With DETERMINATION the band showed much improvement over the past year, and in the future, bigger and better things are expected. Mr. Samuel Milledge Director 122 Flag Corps and Majorettes, show off your new suits! The HHS Band was very excited while awaiting the arrival of their new uniforms. They were measured for these uniforms March of 1980 and received them on October 2, a day before the Ashford game. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holman, who gave unselfishly their time and energy, and with the help of our band parents, and concerned citizens of our community raised over $10,000 for this uniform drive. On behalf of the whole band, we would like to say “Thank You” for our new suits. The 1981-82 majorettes (L to R) Tonya Glasgow, Feature Twirler: Alicia Enfinger; Head Majorette: Lydia Fain; Angie Austin. Flag Corps (back row: L to R) Tammy Dyer; Barbara Jackson; Drum Majorette: April Glasgow; Captain: Marcia Thornton; Band Director: Samuel Milledge; Captain: Jacqueline Thompson; Drum Majorette: Sandra McKay; Belinda Benjamin; Pearlccn Corbitt. As the band comes to its finale The real show begins. HHS, bad as you wanna be! “Show Offs” The 1981 Peanut Festival Parade was an unforgettable day. Although it was rainy and cold, our spirits were never dampened. We exhibited with full strength and effort the real spirit of the HHS Band. The Way We Were!!! 124 NJROTC Staff officers Mark Kelley and Glenn Smith of Rehobeth; Dugg Holman, Byron King and Gayle Brackins of Headland read over the article in the Birmingham News which announced the award winning performance of the NJROTC Unit in the Veterans Day Parade. NJROTC earns the grade of Outstanding at annual inspection. Captain Hodge from Orlando, Florida stated that Headland was one of the best units he has inspected this year. 125 1st PLATOON 1st row—Shelia Reeves, Lisa Weldon, Debra Carroll, Marcia Thornton, Carla Treadwell, Kim Shelley, Felicia Thomas; 2nd row—Tommy Price, Scotty Adams, Dennis Blount, Keith Tharp, Merlin George, Johnny Thomas, Wade Brackins; 3rd row—Roy Ward, Bill Komans, Michael Ellison, Dugg Holman. 2nd PLATOON 1st row—Lisa Welch, Lynn Blount, Patricia Reynolds, Jan McCraney, Alicia Enfinger, Gayle Brackins; 2nd row— Peter Boykin, Bobby Grice, Syndee Gardner, Dan Golden, Becky Davis, Reginald Jenkins. 3rd PLATOON 1st row—Clara Salter, Cindy Reinhart, Penny Axtell, Bernice Howard; 2nd row—Travis Reeves, Michael Knowles, Terry Riley, Adam Weldon. 126 i 5th PLATOON 1st row—Alice Bright, Beverly Thomas, Beverly Flucker, Alisa Reynolds, Tracie Lane; 2nd row—Byron King, Billy Davis, Zedric Wood, Phyllis Salter, Sandra Clark, Todd Arnold; 3rd row—James Davis, Bobby Jackson, Tim Ethridge, Patrick Rhodes, Jeff Garrett, Chris Solomon. 6th PLATOON 1st row—Terry Mills, Shirley Wells, Mary Reynolds, Patricia Ward, Sanitha Salter; 2nd row—Tommy Fields, Joey Walden, James King, Steve Thornton, Stuart Ingram; 3rd row—Robert Ford, Michael Ford, Adrian Smith, Stanley Flemings, Leon Murray. FEMALE DRILL TEAM This year’s members are: Suellen Weeks, April Whatley, Penny Axtell, Cindy Reinhart, Syndee Gardner, Alicia Enfinger, Jan McCraney, Gayle Brackins. 127 HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society promotes and encourages an emphasis on academic achievement. Members embody the princi- ples of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. One of the highlights of the school year is the induction ceremony. Hon- or Society also decorates the Christmas tree, recognizes honor students, and pro- motes an emphasis on academic excellency. President, Paula Shelley; Vice-President, Jennifer Adams; Secretary Treasurer, Chris Williams; Reporter, Shelia Reeves. SGA The Student Government Association is an organization composed of students representing the student body. This years officers are: Jill Shelley, President; Shelia Reeves, Vice- President; Angie McDaniel, Secretary; Mary Coleman, Treasurer and April Glasgow, Reporter 129 FBLA President-Marie Johnson; Vice President-Jacqueline Thompson; Secretary-Sandra Mckay; Reporter-Peggy Burkett; Treasurer-Lori Hopper; Histo- rian-Vevelyn Pearce; Parliamentarian-Cynthia Powell 130 HERO CLUB Our organization provides for a va- riety of opportunities for decision- making, personal growth, occupa- tional preparation and community involvement. We try to meet each stu- dent’s needs to the best of our ability. We help them to better face the dif- ferent challenges of today’s society. President-Lynn Guilford; Vice President-Car- ol Neal; Secretary Treasurcr-Mary Wells; Parlimentarian-Felicia Brown; Devotion Lead- er-Rhonda Sellers 131 The Headland High Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has created several projects that the club members participate in annually. Among these projects are: National Peanut Festival Home Econom- ics Exhibit. Rose sale on Valen- tines Day, School Christmas Program, and the Home Eco- nomics Teacher’s cookbook sale. FHA OFFICERS President—Patty McCord Vice President—Jackie Adams Secretary—Darlene Presnall Reporter—Lydia Fain 132 CLUB FFA KEY CLUB Key Club is a service organization for high school students. The club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club composed of leading business and professional men of the community. The members aim for the development of initiative leadership ability, and good citizenship practice. This year's officers were: President—P.C. Brown, Vice President—Glenn Morgan, Secretary—Danny Hamm, Treasurer—Don McGriff, Sgt. of Arms—Clint Cunningham. This year’s Sweetheart was Ginger Singleton and the favorites were Laurie Parrish, Teresa Wilkerson, and Deborah Haden. 134 Library Club This Club is composed only of pupils who are serving as assistants in the library. It has as its chief purpose the improvement of the school library itself. Related purposes are to arouse further enthusiasm for books and reading and to encourage interest in the library profession. The club is organized with officers and committees who carry forward a continuing program. This year’s officers were: President—Diane Thomas, Vice President— Lisa Snell, Secretary—Connie Evans, Reporter—Patricia Minnifield, and Mrs. Vaughn was the Sponsor. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Jimmy Farmer Counselor-Georgia Smith Secretary-Betty Kirkland 136 SCIENCE CLUB The Headland High School Sci- ence Club was founded in the 1979-80 school term to promote the advancement of the study of the sciences at Headland High. Club members must have complet- ed one science course before join- ing. This year’s officers are: Presi- dent-Tony Ellison; Vice- President-Starla Ard; Secretary Treasurer-Krista Shelley; Report- er-Jon Walworth. 137 LA RESUME STAFF Seated: Sandra McKay, Tonnya Glasgow, Stephanie Douglas, Belinda Benjamin, Lydia Fain, Cathy Hodges, and Jackie Thompson. Standing: Paula Shelley, Shelia Reeves, Susan Hartzog, Teresa Wilkerson, and Johnny Maybin. 138 EDITOR—Lydia Fain ADVERTISING MANAGER—Paula Shelley 139 MERCHANDISING MANAGER—Susan Hartzog FEATURES MANAGER—Shelia Reeves Shelia, I wish you would finish your pages! Pictures! Pictures! PICTURES!!! Sandra, this beautiful girl on this picture looks just like you. 140 You mean we are Finished!?!? Editorial Producing any book is a very important and difficult job and this holds especially true for the 1982 La Resume. Despite all of the problems, the staff managed to survive. Long hours were spent in the yearbook room, we had to prove to everyone that we wanted this book, that we de- served this book, and most of all that we could produce the best book Headland High School has ever had. This year, 1 have done my best to share with you some things I thought worth remembering. With a dedicated crew and an eye for the odd and different, I embarked upon a task which has left me tired but happy. W th a smile, a ruler, a pen, a small staff, and a veritable cabinet full of ideas, I climbed on top of a job which was hard, but one which was well worth the effort. In remembering my difficult times, I would like to say words of thank you to; our advisor and friend, Mrs. Hartzog, for untiring guidance and assistance; she gave words of encouragement and instruction when I hardly saw how we could go any further. The staff members who stuck it out also deserve a special thanks. Thank you. Senior staff members, Paula, Shelia, Jackie, Sandra, and Johnny; Junior staff members, Susan, Be- linda, and Teresa; Sophomore staff members, Tonnya, Cathy, and Stephanie. Additional thanks must be given to, of course. Art Solomon, our Photograher and to Mrs. Murchison, our Herff Jones Advisor, for without those people we may not have made it. Thank you, also to Rev. Lee for allowing us to use his beautiful Rock Garden as a setting for photographs. All and all it has been a fulfilling and exciting year for me. It has been an honor to hold the position of “Editor” while working with so many wonderful individuals. While some people search for heroes and peo- ple to look up to, I discovered a hero in myself by handling the job of editor here at Headland High School. I was given a sense of pride and dignity that I will always cherish. Thank you for this opportunity, the pleasure was ALL MINE. This year, 1982, we will remember! If you are pleased, then so am I. Lydia Fain 141 AII smiles!!! WE are playing our hearts out for you! 142 We hate school work!!!!! WE are ever emerging with strength and hope to fill the voids and broaden our scope. Rams all the way! Life is funny, school is fun. We love the Golden Rams! 143 SUPPORTERS The Wire grass Bank And Trust Co. newville branch Headland and Newville IN LOVING MEMORY OF LA CLESHA FLEMINGS Mr. Mrs. Major Flemings TEL: 205 585 2268 Cuffia £gg V wduck, 9kc. Packers and Distributors of FROZEN EGGS and EGG SOLIDS POST OFFICE BOX 40 - ABBEVILLE. ALABAMA 36310 Compliments of Road SERVICE PHONE 693-3211 Headland Tire Standard Station 38 MAIN STREET Headland, Alabama PHONE 505-2277 AREA CODE 205 P. □. BOX 310 OWNER LOWELL A. TILLIS. SR, THUS LAND TIMBER CO., INC. TIMBER BUYERS HARVESTERS ABBEVILLE. ALABAMA 363io 147 RUSHING ENTERPRISES 30 MAIN STREET HEADLAND, ALABAMA 36345 DIVISIONS: •Rushco Chemicals Co. •Janitorial Service •Dust Mat Mop Rentals •Pullman Holt Sales Service HAROLD RUSHING OWNER Office Phone: 693-3318 Residential Phone: 693-2970 Compliments of SOLOMON HARDWARE FURNITURE COMPANY Headland, Alabama HEADLAND AUTO PARTS “On The Square ODELL, KEN, AND DAVID Automotive, Tractor Farm Merchandise Headland, Alabama 36345 Phone: 693-3391 Parker Jackson Furniture Company P.O. Box 334 Headland, Alabama Phone: 693-3395 Quality Furniture Company RCA Television and G.E. Appliances Compliments of TASTY BURGER Abbeville, Alabama Diane Posey Owner Tltc rCCcfltcd Cdtwef 3 Park Street Headland, AL FASHIONS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN m tv 'jLlk fry X -f- V 1 • X� • - A 148 FARMER’S MUTUAL EXCHANGE P.O. Box 235 Headland, Alabama “We Appreciate Your Business” HOLM AN-HEADLAND MORTUARY Phone: 693-3371 Mr. Wilton R. Holman Sons Compliments of ESP MERCANTIL ESPY FERTILIER CO., INC. Dealing In All Your Farming Needs LAWRENCE LAWRENCE HOMESTEADERS. INC. Rt. 1 Box 222-A Columbia, Alabama 36319 PRES.—ROOSEVELT LAWRENCE V. PRES.—WILLIAM HAWKINS TRES—GEORGE LAWRENCE COOR. SEC.—MARTHA BENJAMIN PRECISION AUTO PARTS SERVICE CENTER U.S. 431 Bypass Phone: 693-3344 Owner: Billy Brannon 149 ANTIQUES CRAFTS COLLECTABLES JO’S ANTIQUES Phone 693-2559 Rt. I, Newville. Alabama 36353 HWY. 431-7 miles N. of Headland JOLAINE MASTERS mSht- WALTER HAND MOTOR CO.. INC. Body Shop Manager—WE McLendon Phone 774-2351 JONES BROS. ELECTRIC MOTORS Sales Service Ozark. AL 36360 114 COURT SQUARE EAST SQUARE ABBEVILLE, AL 36310 585-3303 EAST CHURCH STREET HEADLAND, AL 36345 693-2424 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 RAMS COMPLIMENTS OF STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Bob Martha Elia Ozark, AL. 36360 Phone 774-2557 Claim Specialist Martha Benjamin Compliments of WOODLAND FLORIST Phone 794-5771 VILLAGE 1 Hr. CLEANERS Phone 794-2133 150 151 152 Compliments of LA CHE RIO SOCIAL CLUB President—Mrs. Catherine Gordon Norton's Radio TV Sales Service Your Curtis Mathes Home Entertainment Center With Famous 4 yr. Warranty 431 Bypass-Headland, Al. Compliments of BIG TEE TASTEE FREEZE Headland, Alabama 302 Main Street Headland, Alabama JAKE MANN’S Paint and Body Work Radiator Service 24-Hour Wrecker Service P.O. Box 1774 Ross Clark Circle Dothan, AL. 36302 DAY PHONE: 792-0094 792-8794 NIGHT PHONE: 792-3575 794-8141 IJQ l CHARLIE PARISH Plant Manaqpi Headland Meat co., inc. Choice Prime Beef • Hickory Smoked Meats Custom Slaughtering • Cutting A Curing Whole Hog Sausage Business 431 North Phone (205) 693-2717 Headland. Alabama 36345 153 Compliments of Manager 431 Bypass Don Johnson Phone 693-3600 Headland, Alabama It doesn’t have to take 4 years! You've been told to “get an education all your life, but it is easier said than done for some people. An education is necessary to obtain a successful career with security, but it doesn’t have to take 2 or 4 years of school for many challenging jobs in the business world. Many fascinating jobs in data processing, office management, executive secretarial, legal and medical office management can be obtained through completion of study in a short period of time at Riley. GETAtW EDUCATION. If you’re looking for a college that really prepares you for life—look to Riley College. At Riley, we’ll prepare you for more than just graduation day. Riley College PHONE 4129 Ross Clark Circle. N W Dothan. Alabama 36301 Strength and Security for You The Bank°f Abbeville Member FDIC WEST POINT PEPPERELL Consumer Products Division Abbeville, Alabama MORGAN'S JEWELRY Gifts For All Occasions West Court Square 45th ANNIVERSARY YEAR 1936-1981 Abbeville, Alabama Phone 585-3495 WE DO EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR I'VI •« Bus. Phone 586 2271 Rev Phone 586-3590 LARRY WALKER Agent 119 Kir land Street Abbeville. Alabama 36310 110-HP JOHN „ DEERE 4240 Powered for big fields; sized for almost any task 110 horsepower _ rt represents the potential for t g performance m any tractor The John Deere 4240 is designed to be the trim agile performer it is And that s why the 4240 features our famed closed- center hydraulic system, it reacts mstantty to any demand JOHN DEERE TRACTORS — A SOUND. LONG-TERM INVESTMENT HENRY FARM CENTER, INC. Columbia Road — Abbeville. Alabama 36310 PHONES: (205) 585-5525 (205) 693-3937 1 58 JP Compliments Of THE HEADLAND OBSERVER Your Home Town Newspaper Covering the County News Fast and Efficient Service For All Your Printing Needs Creative design and Layouts for Newsletters, Booklets, Business Forms Advertisements Printing for Tabloids and Newspaper Inserts The Dothan Progress, Ltd. Also Publishers Of: The Dothan Progress and The Ashford Power SHELLEY'S GARAGE Route 2 Headland, Alabama Phone: 693-2959 Auto, Truck and Tractor Repair Repairs Call Adie, Bob, Tom, Pete, or Ronny AIN PNOOUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC’ Gas And tlectnc A .. Cutting And Welding i CZTl r ioctucfc Equipment And Supplies '---- - • ■ ■ ' Regulators Manifolds Tips • Torches TIC Welders- Safely Equipment - Filler Metals Lincoln Welding Equipment ALL INDUSTRIAL CASES you IXFORMATIOX ( ALL DISTRICT SALES OFFICE AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC 1102 Blackshear Dlhn.. .....'........ 794-5422 1102 Blackshear Dthn..................793-7785 FORD Money's Ford Inc. P.0 Bo 400 Phone: Sales 585-2202 Service 585-2201 Henry County's only Ford Dealer 159 160 161 Perryman F. Mobley III, OVM Thomas E. Bostick, DVM Jimmy H. King, DMD Booster Golden Priss White CITY CLERK Professional Support COMPLIMENTS OF THE HEADLAND CITY COUNCIL WINSTON GRIGGS, JR. Mayor COUNCIL MEMBERS: Harold Rushing Billy Woods Judy Armstrong Howard Vinson COMPLIMANTS OF DOTHAN OIL MILL Plants located in Dothan Newville, Headland, and Columbia, Al. Also in Arlington, GA. BUYING PLANTS LOCATED IN LOUISEVILLE AND WICKSBURG NURSERY Headland Hiqhway. 431 N. Route 9 Bo 1 37 Dothan, Alabama 36301 Shrubs Foliage Plants Trees Landscaping Grass Sod RETAIL WHOLESALE Owned and Operated by: BOBBV and RHODA BOONF OH.ee: 205 • 794 5768 Home: 205 • 693-2722 Headland Jewelry Co. RELIABLE WATCH REPAIRS AND CONVENIENT TERMS “ON THE SQUARE” Headland, Alabama 36345 COMPLIMENTS OF LULA MAE MARSH GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS!! 163 THE BEAUTY NOOK MAE SHELLEY Owner and Operator FINEST STYLES AND CUTS FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN PHONE 693-2607 Tumbleton, Alabama Compliments of the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT—Harold Rushing VICE PRES, and TREASURER—Luke Douglas SECRETARY—Barbara Rushing BOARD MEMBERS Diane Posey Judy Armstrong Mike Mullins Betty Rowland Betty McGriff Don McClendon Dr. Tom Bostick Steve Ezzell Billy Davis 164 • HEADLAND NJROTC LEADERSHIP Compliments of Vaughn's Grocery Compliments of Small World Day Care Center Abbeville, Alabama Locally owned and operated by Glenda Harbert Compliments of MR. MRS. JOE FAIN Headland, Alabama CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 165 Faculty Supporters Zona Gayle Baxter Sharon Collier Marjorie Dunn Al Griffin David Griggs Winston Griggs, Jr. Erma Hancock Yevonne Ausley Hartzog Bill Hatton Lewis J. Henderson Ronnie Hicks Howard Holland Jan Luker Samuel Milledge Ginger Morris Susan B. Owens Clarence Peterman Sherrill Singleton Deborrah Shelley Jean Sowell Rosalyn Trammell Mamie Vaughn Rose White Steve Williams Paul Woodham 167 The La Resume’ Staff wishes to express their appreciation to the following for their assistance in producing the annual: Herff Jones Cheryl Murchison Rev. Lee Headland Observer Art Solomon Commander Hatton Howard Holland Sherrill Singleton