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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

“We will sing for Head- land High School wherever we may be, may those happy days be cherished with our fondest memories, Where the blue and white are flow- ing, flowing for our loyalty ... We will sing for Head- land High School and our pride she’ll ever be.” 3 A friend is a treasure, And I’m happy you’re a part of my valued posse- sions. 4 5 Everyone needs someone who always seems to understand— Someone always willing to take the time, who is a joy to be around, who is always cheerful and smiling who knows to give ... Someone who shows what kindness is all about Everyone needs someone as special as you. 7 “ALL I EVER REALLY NEEDED TO KNOW I LEARNED IN KINDERGARTEN Most of what I really need to know about how to live, and what to do, and how to be, I learned in kindergarten. Wisdom was not at the top of the graduate school mountain, but there in the sandbox at nursery school. These are the things I learned: Share everything. Play fair. Don’t hit people. Put things back where you find them. Clean up your own mess. Don’t take things that aren’t yours. Say you’re sorry when you hurt somebody. Wash your hands before you eat. Flush. Warm cookies and milk are good for you. Live a balanced life. Learn some and think some and draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work everyday some. Take a nap every afternoon. When you go out into the world, watch for traffic. Hold hands and stick together. Be aware of wonder. Remember the little seed in plastic cup. The roots go down and the plant goes up and nobody really knows how or why, but we are all like that. Goldfish and hamsters and white mice and even the little seed in the plastic cup—they all die. So do we. And then remember the book about Dick and Jane and the first word you learned, the biggest word of all: LOOK. Everything you need to know is in there somewhere. The Golden Rule and love and basic sanitation, ecology and politics and sane living. Think of what a better world it would be if we all—the whole world—had cookies and milk about 3:00 o’clock every afternoon and then lay down with our blankets for a nap. Or if we had a basic policy for our nation and other nations to always put things back where we found them and cleaned up our own messes. And it is still true, no matter how old you are, when you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together. From: RETIRED EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION OF MINNESOTA. ll You make me laugh When I want to cry. You’re honest with me, You’d never lie. You make my fears disaj pear, You make my proble seem so clear, If he breaks my heart hurts me so, You’re there for me I al- ways know! I hope our friendship will never end, You’ll always be my “Spe- cial Friend.” — 13 Our high school years Many say they are the best times, sometimes they seem like the worst. All the teen-age traumas—boy- friend girlfriend, peer pressure, not being the “IN” crowd, speeding tickets, parents with all the answers—we all face at least one of these. One day we will be adults, facing bigger problems, and Friday night football has come to an end. Basketball season is over again ... Baseball has already come and gone. Time keeps ticking, moving on. Christmas holidays forgotten AEA's over, and that's really rotten. Prom has passed, 88's gone by fast Graduation is coming; it's time for good- byes The year is closing ... Senior football player, Larry Brown, kept a watchful eye on the field eagerly awaiting his chance to take part in the action. Elected as Senior Class Officers were: President—James Hayden, Vice-President—Jack Lawrence, Secretary—Anita Pope and Trea- surer—Angie Moring. Demonstrating “SENIOR TOGETHER- NESS” came easy for Pam Barfield and Jennifer Johnson. “When it rains, it pours—but not inside, Willie Wood.” Paula Hollis found amusement during government class, while the others kept their heads in the books. 18 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Stephanie Brown Ken Folger MOST ATHLETIC: LaBrenda Spruling Lee Danzey Our senior year is finally here. Who ever guessed it would come so soon? We’ll make the best of our last year And leave with grace in June. The pride of our class and all of our friends; Things that never die ... Sticking together until the end. Seeing how quickly time has flown by. From Absurdity Senior Beauty—Shawn McKay We, the Seniors of '88 must prove once and all that when we’re united we are the best, But when divided we fall. As we enter a world of decision, We are now on our own, but the memories that bind us to the past Will remind us we are never alone. Bridgctt Alexander Tracy Anderson Shelley Arnold Johnny Austin Pam Barfield Caldonia Bonds Carol Brackins Jana Bradshaw Clay Brannon Derrick Brantley Chawn Brown Kathy Brown 20 to Acquiescence Larry Brown Stephanie Brown Tim Bryant Phoebe Conway Lee Danzey Shelia Davis Barbara Edmondson Michelle Ellison Kim Fields Ken Folger Rick Frith Adam Gamble and then there were three. Hall monitor, Starla Shelley, looks RAMIFIED! 21 From Freshmen Most Likely To Succeed: James Hayden Angie Moring Best Personality: Adam Gamble Pam Barfield Friendliest: Rick Frith Donna Smith Wittiest: Mary Brown Michelle Ellison Best All-Around Chawn Brown Evonne Spann Best Dressed: Willie Wood Shawn McKay 22 to Freedom Most Creative: Keith Hicks Anita Pope Most Cooperative: Heath Macko Kathy Brown Most Studious: Andy Shelley Amy Miller Most Dependable: Jack Lawrence Starla Shelley Most Original: Clay Brannon Shelia Davis S TEP I N J IME! A STUDENT'S CREED Where truth can be found, let me seek for it. Where knowledge can be gained, let me strive for it. Where good can be done, let me speak for it. Where honor can be won, let me stand for it. CURRENT EVENTS CREATE LAUGHTER. Mary Gore Kathy Graham Chyrell Grimsley Ann Guthrie James Hayden Keith Hicks Kevin Hicks Lori Hodges Donald Hollis Paula Hollis Shoran Hudspeth Beverly James 24 Miss LaResume—Pa Freshman Beauty—Amy Lee, Sophomore—Jamie Smith, Miss LaResume—Pam Barfield, Senior —Shawn Mckay, and Junior—Laurie Garman. Pamela Ba Resume as w Peanut Festiv the other 25 Andy Shelley The Top Eleven Seniors are chosen by the teachers, but not wholly based on academic performance. Conduct, personality, and attitude are all considered when these choices are being made. These eleven students are clearly thought by the teachers to be of the best standing. Their hard work and attentiveness has finally been noted, and they are being honored for it. Evonne Spann Steve Watson From Indecision Vickie Knight Jack Lawrence Heath Macko Greg Mattox Brian McCraney Shawn McKay Arthur McNealy Amy Miller Eric Minniefield Angie Moring Bryant Parnell Anita Pope Dante Reeves Linda Reeves Doug Redding Stacie Roselius 28 to Ingenuity Andy Shelley Starla Shelley Donna Smith Robert Snell Evonne Spann Pam Spann Kendrick Spurling La Brenda Spurling Fredrick Taylor Felicia Thomas Sandra Thomas Shirley Turner Clay Brannon and Kevin Hicks seem to be mighty proud of ... what? Eric Minniefield just can’t seem to figure out Dante’s problem. 29 Remember W emember me when I am gone away, gone far away into the silent land; JL m. When you can no more hold me by the hand. Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay. Remember me when no more day by day you tell me of our future that you planned. Only remember me: you understand It will be too late to council then, or pray. Yet if you should forget me for a while, and afterwards remember, do not grieve: For if the darkness and corruption leave a vestige of the thoughts that once I had, Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. 30 Look How Time Flies Mr. and Miss Headland High School The honor of being chosen as Mr. and Miss HHS for the ’87- '88 school year was given to Steve Watson and Jana Brad- shaw, respectively. Both were also chosen as two of the Top Eleven Seniors, and are active members of the SGA, Jana be- ing Vice-President. Jana was also chosen as Homecoming Queen and Keyclub Sweet- heart. Steve is a senior football player and is a member of the FHA, FBLA, and thr FFA. Both seniors considered it spe- cial being chosen to represent Headland High School in such a way. Sherri Tye Jason Walker Bjorn Wallden Steve Watson The seniors and the Headland High School Annual Staff would like to extend a special thanks to Mark and Sue Griffin for the donation they made towards the color section of the yearbook. This played a big role in the success of the 1988 LaResume. 33 4 Class Favorites Scottie Ellison and Sandi Burkett The 1987-88 Junior Class of Head- land High School led a year of excite- ment. They were full of Ram Spirit dur- ing the year. Their spirit was shown through the pep rally competitions and through sports participation. On September 16, 1987 the Junior Class received their class rings. Rings varied in the color of the stone and in the various emblems representing school ac- tivities in which the student participat- ed. The ordering and receiving of class rings is a moment that will be long re- membered. As the year progressed, the Juniors looked forward to their senior year. They began to look more toward their studies than to their foolish games. Childhood days are behind them and their long awaited future lies ahead. 34 CLASS OF ’89 Class Officers Treasurer—LaTonya McKay, President—Hope Condrey, Vice-President—Kan- dyse Brown, Secretary—Wendy DeShazo Kelli Smith and Amy Bush wonder why they were chosen to sell these things. The Juniors proudly display their class rings. Allen Reynolds is mopping things up. Spence Thomas shows originality in his attire. Are you here big Juniors? YEAH! 35 John Adams Danny Alexander Joel Armstrong Donna Austin Daniel Axtell Priscilla Baker Shawn Baltzell Tami Barnes Jori Bass Eric Baxley Darren Bayne Ann Bighems Alan Bond Tammy Brackins Jennifer Brown These guys show that studying can be fun. Cary Thomas seems more interested in the camera than in Health Class. Jeffery Reynolds demonstrates the right way to be cool. 36 Kandisc Brown Rickey Brown James Bryson Sandi Burkett Amy Bush Diane Cherry Toby Cochran Darell Collins Hope Condrey Monica Danzey Andy Davis Fredrick Davis John Deal Cedric Dean Wendy DeShazo miL Setting The Foundation Letting it Heather Duffey Sandi Elliot Scottic Ellison Kiley Elmore Allen Espy Lisa Falkner Leslie Flemings John Folds Laurie Garman Dana Gibbs Dale Gilbert Steve Goslin Robert Griggs Anthony Gullcdgc D.J. Guthrie 38 all add up These Junior guys enjoy their break by listening to “Sports Tales” Can- dise Hinson and Jori Bass Concentrate hard to learn their French. The Junior Football players made up the majority of the Headland Football Team. They also dis- played great playing ability and leadership qualities. Andy Davis is hard at work on his Eng- lish exercises. Catrena Hamilton Chad Hamm Eugene Hand Neal Hardy Brian Hatton Candice Hinson Melissa Hodgson Will Holley Kenneth Jackson Derrick Jones Victoria Key LaRhonda Kirkland Michelle Kirkland Allison Knowles Luzenia Lawson 39 Getting it all together Alan Littlefield Jeff McClendon Shea McCoy Eric McHellon Latonya Mckay Tommy Mckay Debbie Minniefield Ronald Minniefield James Mulky Rhonda Nowell Troy Oates Gina Padilla Matt Phillips Craig Purvis Laura Reid jHHfi er- Jlula Allen Reynolds Chris Reynolds Ervain Reynolds Jeffery Reynolds Sabrina Reynolds Kathy Richards David Riley Lance Riley Malissa Sanders Craig Shelley Kelli Smith Kristi Smith Abby Solomon Lori Sowell Cary Thomas Steve Goslin and David Riley agree, Heeadland is 1. D.J. Guthrie gives Laurie Garman a helping hand. Shane Wright scemes to be the only person not intrested in Darren Bayne’s attention getter. The class of ’89 is able to achieve both class work and friendship. For the time is coming near ... Bo Ward Pamela Wiggins Mark Wilcox Jana Woods Natalie Woods Shane Wright 42 FRIENDSHIP I thank you for the times you cared And all the moments that we shared I thank you for the memories A friend to me you’ll always be. I thank you for your tenderness That fills each day with happiness A joy that lasts eternally A friend to me you’ll always be. I thank you for just being there And all the things you had to bear And though there are times we don’t agree A friend to me you’ll always be. I thank you for the things I see And what our friendship shows to me I’ll thank you for eternity A friend to me you’ll always be. 43 ... to show what Jana Woods gives us her best smile. Laurie Garman represents the Junior class as the class beau- ty. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Larven Garman. Everyone but Darell Collins seems to be excited about the Shakespeare Festival Trip. Members of the Junior class show their support at a JV foot- ball game. “Even we can be exhausted”, states Eric Baxley. 44 we are made of. Scottic Ellison expresses the agony of defeat. Another side of Darren Bayne is showing through. Abby Solomon gets a kick out of dumping her tray. The Junior class: FRIENDS FOREVER 45 46 Doria wants to know comment-allcz vous? Shalonda wonders if all her friends arc just kidding around or are they really mentally insane? The 1987-88 Sophomore beauty is Jamie Smith. 47 SOPHOMORES LETTING TIME SLIP AWAY! Clay Adams Jayson Alexander Joe Alexander Vickie Alford Tim Armstrong Jennifer Bailey Mae Baker Allen Barfield David Baxley Mitchell Baxter Kim Bedsole Patrica Benton Doria Brackin Marty Brannon Joe Brantley Robert Burkett Barbara Coleman Michael Crews Chris Culp Lisa DeShazo 48 Tammy DeShazo Regina Dickens Michele Elliot Mark Ford Paula Gilley Peggy Gilmore Alice Goslin Keith Gregg Ann Griggs Carolyn Griggs Nila Grimsley John Hamm Sue Harden Kiley Hardy Michael Hartzog Kevin Harvill Kim Henderson Linda Henderson Tamia Hill Heather Holland The Sophomore float turned everyone’s head, they thought they had won—but got fourth instead! Keisha Stevens asks, “You’re not taking MY picture, are you?” 49 Kristi Hughes Michcal Johnson Jeffery Jones Shad Jones Jeffrey Kincey Kevin Knight Amy Larsen Kevin Lehmcr Joey McArdlc Kim McDaniel Anthony McGlown Michael McLain Ray McQuain Nicole Mcssick Eric Moore Miranda Moore Dana Murrey Dewayne Murry Dawn Norris Derek Peters SOPHOMORES MAKING THE BEST OF TIME! The Sophomores got their spirit up for the big game that night. It looks as if our cameraman caught Becky at a bad time. 50 Bryan Pride Frederick Rackston Teresa Reeves Shaionda Renyolds Roderick Rhodes Shane Ross Jennifer Ryan Pamela Salter Jennifer Sellers Lansie Shelley Jana Skipper Jill Skipper Jamie Smith Kcisha Stevens Delphanie Stovall Ray shows off his dynamic napkin folding skills. While working on the Sophomore float Amy Larsen seems to be working her mou more than her hands. Headland High’s own Motley Crew—taking parenting! ING THE TIMES! Jill gets a sideline view of the Homecoming game. This year the Sophomore class had 3 favorites instead of the usual 2. They were as follows: Joe Brantley, Jeffery Jones, and Shalonda Reynolds. Mitchell says, “Je ne comprends pas.” Joe says he’s about to show the other boys how it’s done. This class seems to be all smiles about the day’s lesson. The Sophomore class officers (all of whom happen to be girls) for the year 1987-88 are Heather Holland (Secretary), Kim Williams (president), Becky Van Dyke (vice-president), and Lisa DeShazo (treasurer). 53 Tara Smith Melony Strickland Brian Tew Charlene Thomas Tish Thomas Patty Thompson Rebecca Van Dyke Dana Walker Heather Walker Teresa Walker Lavonc Ward Darylc Warren Erica Warren Tony Weatherly Danny Whigham Dana White Kevin Wiggins Tony Wilkerson Katina Williams Kim Williams Shae Windham Cheryl Wojtowicz Dacia Woodham Judd Woods Derek Wright 54 SOPHOMORES MAKING MEMORIES LAST!!! Eager, Excited, Energetic-only a few of the words that could be used to describe this year’s Freshman class. With the outstanding leader- ship of President Ezekiel Harvey, Vice-Presi- dent Marty Harbert, Secretary Julie Mullins, and Treasurer Kay Elmore, the Freshmen were able to achieve and enjoy all activities offered at Headland High School. From the classrooms to the lunchroom to the football games, the Freshmen can always be found somewhere, somehow, clowning around. 56 I Barbara Abraham Suzanne Adkinson Joe Ard Janice Arnold Thcodus Baker DiShon Benjamin Henry Bright Joe Burdeshaw Tracy Burgess Wayne Chace Karen Chambers Tracy Cooper Amy Crews Polly Cullins Sammy Cullins Stephen Culp Cristi Cunningham Trey Danzey Terry Davis Vincent Dawkins Craig Dayton David Douglas Scotty Enfinger Allen Estes April Etheridge Time Flies When ... The future Seniors of ‘91 started their years with alot of fun; They say they're really having a blast and that they’re the only “class with class . With Mrs. Otto as the HPM boss David Douglas said, “Look out Betsy Ross! Everyday at lunch, you see these three, as you wait in line to get your tea. Always invovled and do- ing their best, this is the class that will never rest! Kay Elmore Keith Evans Val Evans Kerry Faulkner Patrick Fieg April Folger Donald Franc Adrian Galloway John Gaylord Bennett Geisler Pertrcnna Gibbs Krystal Gilbert John Gilder Allen Goslin Earnestine Grace Tonya Gulledge Jody Hadden J.J. Hand Marty Harbcrt Jason Harris Ezekiel Harvey Jennifer Hodges Amanda Hollis Phillip Hollis Phyllis Hollis 58 Phillip said what he thought of lunch with no words at all! Tammy posed for the camera by pretending to be interested in her work. From these expressions you can tell. Coach Griffin must have been telling another one of his DRY jokes! ... You're Growing Up! 59 Time Flies When ... Tasha Hollaway Natalie Hutto Darken Johnson Allen Johnson Julie Johnson Wendall Key Kelvin King Kim King Tammy Kinccy Aimee Kirkland Amy Kirkland Eric Lawrence Pat Lawrence Amy Lee DeWayne Lewis Esther Little Phyllis Lynn Tommy Marsh Billy Martin Quincey McKay Leslie McKee Jim McMullin Robert Miller Laurie Mills Holly Morris Freshmen have What? What? What? SPIRIT! Mandy Snell looked as if she had seen a ghost; no, just today’s lunch! Craig and Allen, workin' hard to make the grades. To many, school is just a bore, but to these beginners, it’s so much more; Reading, studying, and taking tests always trying to strive for the best. For now their High School life has just begun, but soon they’ll be the Seniors of ’91!!!!! 60 Jon Mullins Julie Mullins Shawn Oliver Starla Peacock Brian Redding Arthur Reeves Kenneth Reeves Malcolm Reeves Dianne Reynolds Fay Reynolds Regina Rhodes Danita Rivers Davie Roberts Shannon Roselius Katina Salter Nicole Seagers Amanda Sellers Jason Shirah LaTonya Smith Amanda Snell ... You're Having Fun! 61 Time Flies When ... Robin Solomon Steve Spann Fredrica Taylor Kim Taylor Kim Thomas Ray Thompson Tanya Trammel Fredrick Walker Ravin Whatley Melvin White Janice Arnold said, Just eat it!” Robert Miller, maybe the next Rambo?? Sucking your thumb is for- Freshmen! On Friday, August 28, at 7:45 a.m., Head- land High School began a whole new year. Alot of changes had been made: a new princi- pal, new coaches, new teachers, new books, new schedules, new rules, and especially a new class. On this day the Freshman class got their first taste of the “High School Life”—for them, a long awaited period. Confused and frustrated, many wandered around, hoping their next class would soon be found. During that day, one could see eagerness in their eyes, soon they will learn just how fast time flies!! 62 ... You’re A Freshman! Freshman Beauty—Amy Lee We got spirit, yes we do, we got spirit, how 'bout you? The JV cheerleaders cheered their team on! Smile, you’re on candid camera! A Time to Remember Magical Moments 66 Everyone, young and old, enjoys a good football game. The Rams cer- tainly gave us a thriller. Dana and Allen wonder if they can ever be as “BAD” as the “BAX.“ Homecoming 1987 B mi ll ■ k ■ V a I ollowing graduation. .Ian, plans to attend 1n -:-'s,« gUK F SR pH Stale I nisersin and major in Business I duea.tion '% ,v ‘ ( f 1 l|J. i She currentis ice President the S( i . kc hML'T pn Club Sweetheart, batgirl. and also active in main |'H 'f 'T ’ other clubs at HHS. ' ■ -MiM? Senior Attendant, Shawn McKay es- Senior Attendant, Phoebe Conway Senior Attendant, Carol Brackins es corted by Anthony Gurtman. escorted by Gary Martin. corted by Ervain Reynolds. Junior Attendant, Wendy DeShazo es- corted by her father, Jerry DeShazo. Junior Attendant, Kandyse Brown escorted by her brother, Chawn Brown. Sophomore Attendant, Jamie Smith es- corted by her father, Jeff Smith. Sophomore Attendant, Shalonda Reyn- olds escorted by Darrell Collins. Freshman Attendant, Robin Solo- mon escorted by her father, Lig Solo- mon. Freshman Attendant, Amy Kirkland es- corted by Malcom Reeves. 70 Time to Work Headland High People Beverly seems right at home in the role of an FBLA. These teachers let us know that they even have time to play Mr. Griggs is seriously thinking about becoming a babysitter. Paula seems to have caught the “Hay Fever!” Mrs. Vaughn is always there to lend a helping hand. 72 Time To Do The Things We’ve Planned Time, time, time. It seems to be everywhere, yet not always within our grasp. “Wait, I need a few more minutes to finish my test! “Oh no! I have to go to my locker!” For freshmen, they just accept this as the normal high school schedule, but the upper classmen, needless to say. got their feathers ruffled. Last year there seemed to be ample time to take care of any business a person might have. Lunch was very relaxed and no one was ever in trouble of being tardy. New policies AKA the “Tardy System” initiated that eternal fear of being late for class. Students always seem to stay on the hurried side without any time to slow down. On the flipside, we have the teachers. Last year they were the ones complaining about not having a planning period. That was certainly understandable considering the work load they have to carry. This year our teachers were endowed with that planning period. That gift plus the addition of a new teacher unit made them more pleasant to be around. If you want something bad enough, you’ll work for it. If we make good use of the small amount of time we have this year, maybe we’ll be rewarded with a few more minutes of “leisure” time. Remember, no matter how bad it gets; “What goes around comes around!” This is where the new library shelves all started. These Festival-bound students found that hard luck can befall even an angelic group. Winston Griggs just loves grading your papers. Ms. Dunn's end-of-school joy could only be ex- pressed one way. 73 Keeping Things Mr. Steve Williams, principal Charolotte E. Kirkland, vice-principal Mrs. Nobic Jones, guidance counselor What a beguiling smile Mrs. Baxter has! Commander Hatton is hard at work with his beloved computer printouts. Under CONTROL' David Glanton Ronnie Hicks A1 Griffin Jean Lukcr David Griggs Tommie McTier Winston Griggs Regina Matthews Commander William Hatton Ginger Morris Margaret Myers Jean Sowell Clarence Peterman Rosalyn Trammell Yevonne Otto Mamie Vaughn Susan Owens Paul Wood ham Mitchell Sellers Marjorie Dunn We’re Still in School 76 And We’re Still Watching the Clock! Times are changing. New gadgets, leaders, and ideas are springing up everywhere! Although our school has undergone some very attention-grabbing changes, there are many things that stay the same. Students still arrive bleary-eyed every morn- ing before 7:45. The general pre-homeroom hysteria among students and faculty alike is ever present. There is another full day to go. Friends greet friends loudly in the halls between classes. Break and lunch are spent talking, laughing, complain- ing, and making out “notes for next period’s test. Five minute cramming is known throughout the nation. Quality time is spent glancing to see the minutes left until the bell rings. Finally that 2:55 bell rings and school is out! Mass hysteria presides again in the halls, guidance office, and student parking lot. A word to the wise though: make the most of the short time you have left here at school. Freshmen and Seniors alike are forever “watching the clock” but those minutes turn to hours, to days, to weeks, and then to months. Before you know it, high school is over for good. When it’s finished for you. glance back over your shoulder and “Look How Time Flies! This year, David Moyer is our featured artist in the Academics Faculty section. Thank you for your contribution to our year- book! Derek and Eric look as if Ibeir drill slipped and accidentally got their jeans. Mrs. Murchison gives helpful hints and criticism to the annual staff ■Si St O •s si Si © at O 78 Fred and Bill can fix anything (even Mrs. Kirkland’s air conditioner). As usual, the food line is exciting. Our competent secretaries. Debra Shelly and Erma Headland High Bus Drivers: John Mosley. Mac Arnold. Linda Sell- Hancock. ers, Willie Ray Killingsworth, Kenneth Floyd, Reese Chancey, Ger- Mrs. Chancey relaxes after a hard day. aldine Carson. John Grimsley, A.B. Cotton, Mike Shirah. Howard Plummer, Spud Shllsy, Linda Moore. Elaine Mosley always with a smile. Headland support personnel Yes, Mrs. Otto has her elbows on the table. Personnel: Quay Singleton, Eva Taylor, Albert “Dub Butler, Betty Dawkins Always with a smile. Yes, Mrs. Otto has her elbows on the table. Headland Lunchroom Staff: Homer Owens. Dianne Hodges—Mgr., Elouise Saveli—Asst. Mgr., Evelyn Butler, Al- bert “Dub Butler, Roberta Walker. Verdell Brown. 79 Academic Achievers VALEDICTORIAN: Always look toward the future, be prepared for the present, and never worry about the past. —Shoran Teri Hudspeth VALEDICTORIAN: Take nothing that is not yours, but get everything you deserve. —James Hayden. Jr. This year’s valedictorian was Shoran Hudspeth. Her par- ents are Charles and Betty Hudspeth. Shoran likes working with all aspects of music and literature, going out with friends, and shopping. Her goals are to have her books on the best seller list and her songs to hit the top 40. The co-valedictorian was James Hayden. His parents are James and Sarah Hayden, James' interests include reading, singing, dancing, acting, and public speaking. James plans to attend Auburn University and major in either engineering or architecture. Andy Shelley was this year’s salutatorian. He likes music and reading. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. O’Neal and De- lanie Shelley. His goal is to attend the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Elbow to Elbow Hip to Hip This is how you'll look If it's my class you SKIP! Teacher of the _____________ Year After teaching at a school for a number of years, one of the best rewards is to be nominated teacher of the year. This year each student voted in English class by writing the reasons their choice should be teacher of the year. For the 1987-88 school term, Mrs. Marjorie Ann Dunn was chosen. Some of the reasons were: “She gives a whole new meaning to the class Anatomy Physiology.” “Her humor helps ease the classroom situation and makes learning very enjoyable.” “She’s tough, but she’s good at what she’s doing! Mrs. Dunn received her Bachelor of Science degree at Berry College in Georgia. She performed graduate work at four differ- ent universities. In 1978, she moved to Alabama and worked with the Adult Basic Education Program from 1978-81. This, she says, was the most rewarding time and work of her teaching career. In 1981. she started at Headland as the head of the science department. She has two sons, Scott—17, and Andrew—11. r+r Kit w; c Principal Singleton passes on tricks of the trade to Mr. Farmer. Head of the Newville Area Vocational Mr. Covington, superintendant of cdu- Principal Williams. Center, poses for a picture. cation, pays a visit to Headland. 81 Time to Clique Working Now For Tomorrow STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSO- CIATION. The SGA has once again had a very busy year. Through frequent meetings and lots of hard work, the SGA has enjoyed the success of many of their activities. The SGA started the year off with a very successful homecoming week that included a dance, dress-up contests, an assembly, and a beauty queen float for the parade. The SGA also planned the Thanksgiving assembly and partici- pated in the annual three-mile “Turkey Walk for the American Heart Associ- ation. Officers for the 1987-88 year were: Pres.—Laura Reid, V®Pres.— Jana Bradshaw, Sec.—Dana Murrey, Treas.—Kim Williams, Rep.—Catrena Hamilton, Historian—Chyrell Grims- ley, Parliamentarian—Melony Strick- land, Sponsor—Mr. Peterman. “This won't hurt a bit! lied the nurse. Phoebe, Laura, and Kandyse catch 50's fever. 84 The homecoming queen and her court add life to the SGA float. 1 FRENCH CLUB. The French club is an organization made up of all French students. This organization is one of the largest at the school. Among their many activities this year, the most prominent was the road block held for the Arthritis Foundation. They raised a total of $222.67. Officers for the year were: Pres —David Riley, V.Pres —Jeffrey Jones, Sec. — Dana White, Tres. Marty Brannon, Sponsor—Mrs. Baxter. Mrs. Baxter is always there with a helping hand. Jamie seems a little too pleased with her work. “Don't look at me—I'm just a student! says Ma- lissa with a smile. 85 Clay and Tammy relax. Time Flies With Pride KEY CLUB. The Key Club is an organi- zation in which you have to be a real man to be a member and pass initiation. Dur- ing initiation week, a pledge must do anything a member tells him to. The Key Club has had a busy year. Among their many activities, a pancake supper for the local Kiwanis Club was the most memorable. The club also held a car-wash as a fund raiser. Officers for the 1987-88 year were: Pres.— Matt Philips, V. Pres.—Rick Frith, Sec.— Keith Hicks, Treas.—Ken Folger. The club is sponsored by Mr. W. Griggs. HUMANITIES. Humanities is an organization at HHS which can sometimes be more involved than oth- ers. They sponsor a prep bowl team that travels to Troy State’s Prep Bowl Competition, the Energy Bowl, the Alabama Academic Decathlon, the Scholar’s Bowl, and the Challenge Bowl (Headland vs. Abbeville). “Clay, I never knew you cared says Ray. Jack struts his “stuff’ at the Humanities class woman-less beauty pag- eant. 86 HONOR SOCIETY. The National Honor Society promotes and encour- ages an emphasis on academic achievement. Members embody the principles of scholarship, character, and service. All new members are in- ducted at the end of the year at a special induction ceremony. The Headland chapter is sponsored by Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Moriss. FBLA. The FBLA is an organiza- tion that is often forgotten, but very important. The number one goal of the club is to teach leader- ship among its members and edu- cate them in business office skills. They also give gifts to other orga- nizations at Christmas. 87 Time Is On Our Side Because Our Future Is Filled With Pride FHA. The Future Homemakers of America is one of the larger organiza- tions at HHS open to anyone that wants to join. They participate in many activi- ties each year, including attending the Alabama State Fair, walking in the an- nual “Turkey Walk” for the American Heart Association, and sending mem- bers to district and state meetings. The FHA also had members that entered the FHA recipe contest. The FHA is spon- sored by Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Otto. 88 FFA. The Future Farmers of America is a student-based or- ganization which educates its members in agribusiness and woodworking. Students in- volved in this organization get hands on experience with wood- work. ag mechanics, and live- stock production. The FFA par- ticipates in various livestock events including the National Peanut Festival, various steer shows, the FFA judging con- tests, and other events. The FFA is sponsored by Mr. Wood ham. LIBRARY CLUB. The Library Club is made up of all the students that take library science classes or have taken it in the past. The members are trained in library skills and each year they attend the W.L.A.A. Officers for the 1987-88 year were: Pres.—Larry Brown, V. Pres. —Dante Reeves, Sec.—Sheila Davis, Treas. — Lori Condrey, Reporter —Chyrell Grimsley. The club is spon- sored by Mrs. Vaughn. “Gee, this library’s fun!” thinks Andy to himself. The ag boys skillfully dig a hole. 89 HHS Marching Rams HHS MARCHING RAMS. The band has once again had a busy year that has been full of pride and awards. Showing much improvement this year, the band traveled to Opp for the Little Bighorn Marching Band Contest where they re- ceived an overall rating of Excellent(II) and the majorettes received a Superior(I). They also competed in the National Peanut Festival Marching Band Competition where they also received an Excellent(II) and the majorettes and color guard received a Superior(I). In the National Peanut Festi- val Parade contest, the band placed second in their division. Officers for the year were Pres.—LaTonya McKay, V.Pres.— Amy Larsen, Sec.—Kay Elmore, Flute Leader— Keisha Stevens, Clarinet Leader—LaTonya McKay, Trum- pet Leader—Danny Whigham, Trombone Leader—Marty Brannon, Saxophone Leader—Kevin Wiggins, Percussion Leader—Anthony McGlown, Director—Mrs. Brooks. 90 An occassional “Hang On, Headland always fired up the football team. Mrs. Brooks patiently gives her time and effort. Dana and Keisha just couldn’t afford pom- poms! “That football team needs to get it together!” observes LaTonya. Michael says, “I want you to join the band!” 91 It's That Time of Year Again There’s one time of year that every band member dreads; August. For marching band members, that means it’s time for band camp, where all band members are “refreshed” in marching and playing skills. It’s also the first ball- game of the year and the first half-time show. This year, the band was fortunate to have instructors from Troy State con- duct the camp. The band puts the finishing touches on their opener. Mrs. Brooks gives a pep talk before members go home after practice. The trombones and saxes work on their part of the drill. Sounds to lead the band come from these guys. Michelle gives it all she's got. Sabrina conducts with style. 92 Passing Time With Precision NJROTC. The NJROTC is an organization at HHS that instructs its members in naval sciences and also teaches them military techniques with the formation of drill teams. The drill teams and color guard participated in several parades this year including the Homecoming parade, the National Peanut Festival Parade, and the Veteran’s Day parade. Also this year a group of cadets spent a few days aboard the U.S.S. Whibdey Island and were expected to carry out specific or- ders each day. NJROTC is sponsored by Commander Hat- ton and Chief Campbell. 94 SO Os Time Out A NEW ERA BEGINS! A new era began this year in Headland sports as Al Griffin was named head basketball coach.and former Northview assis- tant coach Mitchell Sellers took over as head football coach. Both had to step in the shoes of formidable Headland coaches Steve Williams and Howard Holland. But fortunately for Head- land the transitions were successful. In his first year as varsity basketball coach, Griffin took on new responsibilities. He was formerly the B-tcam coach and made these comments on the transition; “The coaching game is the same but there’s a lot more pressure. I've enjoyed working with them (the team). They’re a fine group of men.” For Coach Sellers it was a different story in that he moved his family to Headland. He explains his reasoning for moving here; “It’s (Headland) a good place to teach and a good place to raise a family. The school system is excellent and my kids will get a good education. 98 99 CARRYING ON THE TRADITION head coach Steve Williams' last will and testament meant good news for B-team coach Al Giffin as he inherited 5 senior starters and a bench full of players equally as talented. The Rams were deadly from all over the court with superb outside shooting and solid play on the inside. This year’s team was regarded as one of the best in the area. The players this year were (Top L-R) Lee Dan- zey. Larry Brown. Tim Bryant. Jerome King. Ken- neth Jackson, Allen Espy (Bottom L-R) Robert Snell, Derek Brantley, Eric Minnefield, Chawn Brown, Kevin Hicks, and Derrick Jones. 100 1987-88 HEADLAND RAMS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DEC 1 SL0C0M8 •OfC 4 ASHFORO • OEC 8 BRUNOIOGE OfC 11 OZARK DEC 12 COTTONWOOD •OEC 14 JONES VALLEY OEC 1719 WICKSBURG CHRISTMAS TOURN JAN S BRUNOIOGE JAN 6 9 WAC TOURN (Civic Clr -Oolhani •JAN 12 OALE CO JAN 15 ABBEVILLE JAN 19 GENEVA JAN 23 •JAN 26 JAN 29 •JAN 30 FEB 2 OALE CO • FEB 5 . COTTONWOOD •FEB 6 DOTHAN HIGH • FEB 9 SLOCOMB •FEB 12 GENEVA CO FEB 13 ASHFORO FEB 15 19 AREA TOURN FEB 23 26 SUB STATE MAR 3 5 .... • Homs Garros STATE THE RAMS HOOP IT UP 102 m 103 Girls, JV, and B-Team Hoopsters ■mus •( v iY irt3t LaBrenda Spurling has been with the Lady Rams since 9th grade and is the only senior on the team. 1983-8|� E� 1)E Ck , ■IT- The girls' team has had a tough year and have had to deal with the loss of good players. Head coach Paula Bar- nette and the team are looking forward to next year. 106 The Headland B-Team continued their winning tradition this year with new head coach Mitchell Sellers. They have continued to prove that the HHS Rams are the best around. Coach Sellers gives his team a pep talk. Headland takes it up. It's anybody's ball. When you're hot, you're hot! ONE MORE TIME! Under new head coach Mitchell Sellers, the Headland Rams got off to a good start as a new era of Headland football began. With the talents of Tim Bryant. Lee Danzey, and Richard Wiggins, they turned what could've been a disastrous season into a playoff birth and a win over Abbeville. Tim Bryant was the backbone of the offense, while Richard Wig- gins led the surge. With his rushing talents he was named to the Birmingham News' all-state as an honorable mention. The defense was led by Neal Hardy, Troy Oates, and Scottic Ellison, while the kicking game struggled. 108 A humble prayer before the game Tim Bryant shines. “We’re 1 r Bustin’ Loose! Heart to Heart. Frustration sets in. Rams gear up for the season P r a. I'fci Ashford Aug. 28 Houston Co. Sept. 11 Dale Co. Sept. 18 Cottonwood Sept. 25 Rehobeth Oct. 2 Slocomb Oct. 9 Geneva Co. Oct. 16 Pike Co. Oct. 23 Abbeville Oct. 30 Geneva Nov. 6 (playoffs) 110 YOU WIN SOME, YOU LOSE SOME Senior players gel fired up. Arthur lakes the mike. Leading the way to victory are Chad. Neal, and Allen. Players sing in harmony. “Sing along with Mitch! Coach Griffin hobbles around at practice. Coach Hicks helps out with blocking tech- niques. Sideline players look worried. 112 113 Junior Varsity Football Front row left to right: Adrian Galloway, Michael Morris. Joe Ard, Robby Sanders, Darrod Hollis, Ronie Smothers. Chuckie Brinkley. Second row: Jim McMullin. Jarrod Dozier. Patrick Fieg, Dishon Benjamin. Jason Harris. Henry Bright. Dcon Murray. Kenneth Reeves Third row: Jody Hadden. Wailon Minnicficld. George Key. Melvin White, Vincent Dawkins, and Theodus Baker. Once again Coach Griffin led the 1987 J.V. Football team to an impressive season with victories over Dale Co., Abbeville, and Ashford. fct “Hey! What can I say?!“ “Hey! Coach which end of the bench are we guarding tonight?” STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE Coach Ronnie Hicks and his team pulled off another winning season this year with a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. The team compiled a total of 15 homeruns and 112 RDl's. The high points of the season were big wins over Eufaula, Ashford, Hart- ford, and Pike Co. (L-R) Arthur McNealy, J.J. Hand, Robert Snell, Scottie Ellison, Jeff McClendon, Dante Reeves (second row L-R) Willie Woods, Eric Minne- field, Joe Ard, Brian Hatton, Ken Folger 115 TAKIN’ IT HOME HARTFORD MAR . 23 EUFALA MAR.24 ASHFORD MAR . 26 HARTFORD MAR. 31 NORTHVIEW APR. 1 COLUMBIA APR. 2 ABBEVILLE APR. 6 DALE CO. APR. 9 COTTONWOOD APR. 11 PIKE CO. APR 13 COLUMBIA APR. 15 PIKE CO. APR 20 ABBEVILLE APR. 22 S LOCO MB APR. 23 REHOBETH APR. 24 GENEVA APR. 27 RAMS IN ACTION 118 AWESOME The thrill of victory, The agony of defeat. Everyone knows, that the Rams will not be beat. A soaring home run, A quick double play, Rams baseball, Is here to stay! 120 SUGAR AND SPICE Cheerleading is a never ending job. These girls have succeed- ed in fulfilling the task of keeping our fans spirited. With them there is never a dull moment. This year they have been through several trials such as losing exceptional cheerleaders, being a young squad, and having to overcome injuries. Sometimes this squad has found it hard, but they always seemed to keep smiling.” ALWAYS LET YOUR Malissa’s “king of the hill. Natalie and Abby take a break. What's so funny. Stephanie? Jana seems too happy to have an injured knee. Pay attention. Natalie! SPIRIT SHINE “I think I'm gonna fall! yells Laura. “Two bits, four bits, six bits a dollar ...” “I’m so excited!” Kandyse Brown is indeed ready to cheer on the Rams. Jill’s got that “ole Ram Spirit.” 123 J.V. Cheer- leading What you get is what you see? Rams want a Victory! No one seems to mind taking “Time Out of their busy schedule to support the Rams. The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders include: Tracy Burgess, Natalie Hutto, Julie Mullins. Robin Solomon—captain. Starla Pea- cock—co-captain, Tanya Trammell, and Kim Taylor. r 124 More Time for Sports CANDID CAMERA 126 HHS faculty supports our sports program. What's so funny. Julie? Varsity basketball players “hoop it up” at practice. Cheerleaders keep us moving. The Rams are always ready. “Wowj I could've had a V-8! Lettermcn jackets for the proud, the few. Time For Business Compliments Of SONY Sony Magnetic Products, Inc. Of America Dothan, AL 130 A M Electrical Construction Company, Inc. 313 Bic Road Dothan, Alabama 36303 Compliments of Henry County Farm Center Abbeville, Alabama Money's F, Inc. P.O. Box 400 Dothan Rd. Abbeville, Alabama 36310 205-585-2201 “Henry County’s only Authorized Ford Dealer” Browning Riggs—Bill Register David Money Jimmy’s Heating and Cooling Hwy 431 North P.O. Box 2231 Dothan, Alabama 36302 (205) 792-1761 Jimmy Hatfield Sales Service 132 Compliments of Morris Chancey Ins. US Hwy 431 North Headland, Alabama Home, Auto, Business Insurance EZZELVS Clothing For Everyone Two Locations: Post Office Box 58 Abbeville, AL. 36310 East Church St. Headland, Al. 36345 Jana Bradshaw 133 CAMPERS - MOTOR HOMES - TRAVEL TRAILERS CAMPER SALES OF DOTHAN, INC. 4«a ROM CLARK CIRCLE. N. C. TELEPHONE (205) 794-3414 DOTHAN. ALABAMA 36303 Judge R. H. McSHeart Henry County Courthouse Abbeville. Alabama 36310 Newville Auto Parts Service P.O. 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AL Alexander City, AL Headland, Alabama Shorterville, AL Arlington, GA 693-3201 Midland City, AL Bainbridge, GA Dothan, AL Ozark, AL Phenix City, AL Newton, AL 135 Wire grass Bank Trust 889-2221 Member FDIC Headland Newville 693-3385 136 137 Parker Furniture Co. “On The Square” jjH Grove St. P.O. Box 334 Headland, Alabama 36345 205-693-3395 Home Furnishings Carpet Appliances Where elegance need not be expensive' Southeastern Hotel Management, Inc. P.O. Box 8067 Dothan, Alabama 36304 Phone: 205 793-3565 B.J. Whiddon Benny Lindsey President Vice President Computer 138 Dothan Oil Mill Compliments of SOLOMON INSURANCE Headland, Alabama 36345 Greenwood and High Springs, Florida. Plants located: Dothan, Newville, Headland, and Columbia, Alabama Arlington and Donaldsonville, Georgia. 502 West Adams Street Dothan, Alabama 793-2680 140 Fine Clothing For Men WHITE-VANN 1 Park Street Headland, Alabama 36345 Phone: 693-2510 Newville Dixie Dandy 3-5 Broad Street P.O. Box 220 Newville, Alabama 36353 E and W Building Materials Company, INC. P.O. Box 278 Headland, Alabama 36345 693-3306 141 John T. Ard Plumbing and Electrical Service Company 313 Bic Rd. Dothan, Alabama Free Estimates Residential Plumbing Wiring Roofing—New Additions, New Homes We specialize in Slate Roof Cleaning Repairing No job too small or large Licensed, Bonded, and Insured. CHARLES DAVIS SONS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1707 Montgomery Hwy. CHARLES DAVIS Dothan, Al. 36303 Bus: 677-1185 Day or Night Home: 889-4283 142 Baxley Blowpipe , Inc. Sheet Metal and Steel Fabrications Route 3, Box 77 Dothan, Alabama 36301 Phone Number: 794-5550 Rebwood, Inc. P.O. Box 127 Headland, Alabama 36345 Jerome Baxley President Eric David Baxley 143 144 ESPY MERCANTILE COMPANY and ESPY FERTILIZER COMPANY, INC. POST OFFICE BOX 247 HEADLAND, ALABAMA 36345 (205) 693-3051 or (205) 693-2242 145 Compliments of Holman's Mortuary Headland Abbeville Cut ‘N Tan 14 E. 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Nowell Dryers Nowell Farms Custom Crop Row Crop Drying Livestock Custom Work Triangle Seed Cleaners Custom Seedprocessing Sale of Certified Non-ccrtified Seed The Thrift Store On The Square Headland, Alabama 36345 Compliments of Buds and Blossoms Headland, Alabama 1 46 Stanley Hinson Farms Headland, Alabama Town Square Gift Shoppe unique gifts antiques 26 Main Street Headland, Al. 36345 Sarah Anderson Owner 795-3003 (Home) 693-3733 (Work) Edd's Place Home of the World’s Best Hot Dogs Oysters, Sandwiches, Short orders Diane Posey Owner 693-2420 On the Square—Headland 147 John Solomon Farms Good Luck to the Rams Baumann’s Pharmacy SERVICE AT A SAVINGS DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTIONS RENTAL SALES • HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT • INCONTINENT SUPPUES • OSTOMY SUPPUES ALL MANOS • HOSPITAL BEDS • WHEELCHAIRS 4 IMSURAMCS 9 • COMPLETE HOME HEALTH CARE • SERVICE AT ITS BEST • COMPETITIVE PRICING • FREE TAX INSURANCE RECORDS WE HAVE IT ALL UN OCR SAME OWNERS� 4 LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU -OOTHAN-----------------------HEADLAND----- • CORSETS BRACES • SUPPORT HOSE JOBST DEALER • DIABETIC SELF TESTING CENTER • BREAST PROSTHESIS PERSONALIZED PRIVATE FITTINGS ---------ABBEVILLE---- BAUMANN S SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY 794-3174 121 S OATU BAUMANNS Inorthside pharmacy 793-6851 COUNTRY CORNIR SHOPPING CTR WfSIGAtt PARKWAY AT HWY 231 N BAUMANN S DISCOUNT PHARMACY 693-3324 ON TNI SQUARE BAUMANNS DISCOUNT PHARMACY 585-2288 1� KIRKLAMO 148 Donald Smith Company, Inc. We Specialize in Water Wells for All Purposes Route 3, Box 1 Headland, Alabama 36345 Phone (205) 693 2969 DONALD E. SMITH 149 AN INVESTMENT IN GROWTH GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER GREAT SOUTHERN PLYWOOD CHATTAHOOCHEE INDUSTRIAL RAILROAD Growth. It’s the standard by which most people measure success. And growth is measured not only in sire but in quality, too. Great Southern is expanding and improving the southern forests to ensure the availability of our natural resources in the future. This is good for the trees, and the people too, because a well managed forest means economic growth for all of us in this region . . . ill Great Southern Paper °compony Great Northern Nekoosa Corporation Post Office Box 44 Cedar Springs, Georgia 31732 150 Chamber Commerce headland P O Box 236 Headland, Alabama 36345 WE SUPPORT OUR HEADLAND RAMS! President—Luke Douglas Vice-President—Mike Sec-Treasurer—Donnie Smith Membership Chairman—Sara Anderson 1987-88 Projects—Tentative Deadline 1987 Membership Drive—September 30, 1987 15th Annual Fall Harvest Day Festival—October 10, 1987 Establishment of Bylaws—November 30, 1987 Certification as a Prepared City for Industry—December 31, 1987 Establishment of Chamber Office—January 31, 1988 City of Headland Information Booklets—February 28, 1988 Construction of Permanent Highway Signs—March 31, 1988 1988 Miss Little Miss Headland Pageant—May 1988 151 Q� e� lon� ' rrL '- Southeastern Hotel Management, Inc. P.O. Box 8067 Dothan, Alabama 36304 Phone: 205-793-3565 B.J. Whiddon, President Benny Lindsey Vice-President, Comptroller 4 i Compliments of: Boutique Beauty Salon Headland, Alabama 36345 Moonlight Graphics 510 Third Ave. Dothan, Alabama 36303 cc Hi' i f £ ” y ■ Patty Whigham—Owner 152 Compliments of the City of Headland Mayor: W.E. Woods City Council Members Sarah W. Holman Benton Beasley E.L. “Booster” Golden Ken Bayne Billy Davis 153 Piggly Wiggly Headland, Alabama 36345 693-3210 Produce Manager: John Gamble Grocery Manager: Raymond Gibbs Market Manager: James Morris Store Manager: Fred Williams 154 Parent Teacher Association of Headland President: Bill Barnes Vice President: Buddy Adams Secretary: Cynthia Northrop Treasurer: Ruby Alford Publicity: Mary Flowers Primary Representatives; Tony Miller Carolyn Crews Intermediate Representatives; Joyce Warren Rhoda Boone Middle School Representatives; Brenda Mullins Louise Williams High School Representatives; Joyce Glover Jeanine Helman DOTHAN PORTABLE BUILDINGS World's Finest Portable Buildings QUALITY CONSTRUCTION 4 X 6 Treated Skids - 40 Yr. Warranty 2”X 6 Floor Joist - 40 Yr. Warranty 3 4 5 Ply. Exterior Plywood Floor 2 X 4 Wall Studs and Plates 2 X 6 Roof Supports 2 X 4 Rafters 16 o.c. Lifetime Aluminum Siding, Oven Baked Colors Stainless Steel Screws 1 Piece Galvanized Steel Roof Insulated, Weather Tight, Locking Doors Single Hung Aluminum Windows, With Screens All Copper Wiring Use Them For Add-On-Rooms Portable Office Unita Storage Buildings Construction Office Cabin Or Lodge Professional Delivery And Set Up By Factory Trained Men ADD-ON-UNITS AND OFFICE BLDGS. 2 X4 Studs 16 o.c. R-11 Insulation In Walls R-19 Insulation In Ceiling 1 4 House Paneling, Walls And Ceiling Hwy. 431 N. - 3 Mi es N. Of Circle 205 792-1521 For Flowers at their best, call The Sparrow's Nest 693-3791 Weddings, banquets, receptions, funerals, and daily hospital deliveries. Louise Walden Penny Jones WOODS LIMOUSIN FARMS Rt. 1 HEADLAND, AL. 36345 WE SPECIALIZE IN LIMOUSIN CATTLE OWNERS: JIM JOE WOODS IGA Headland, Alabama 36345 Compliments of: Shiloh Baptist Church Headland, Alabama 36345 157 Compliments of Headland Veterinary Clinic Dr. Mrs. Tom Bostick W.c. May Home Building Remodeling Route 2, Box 25 Newville, Alabama 36353 Best Wishes Locey Baker Family County Commissioner District 4 Come And Worship With Us at Newville Baptist Church Newville, A1 C.I.S. Inc. Jerry Tew President 2558 Ross Clark Circle Office 107 Dothan, AL. 36301 Bus. 794-8440 Res—794-5347 Homs Phone: (205) 889 4496 Business Phone: (205) 598-6456 Tom Oates Henry County Board ot Education District 2 Route 2, Box 165 Headland, AL 36345 Johnny Ingram Septic Tanks Specialists 2300 N. Range St. P.O. Box 1527 Dothan, Alabama 36302 V Varr Cooh Bros Auto Parts 1003 SOUTH OATES STREET DOTHAN. ALABAMA 36301 PHONE 793-4676 Owner WINKIE JAMES W. COOK Owner WARREN COOK 158 Congratulations! Jana We Love You Mother and John Robert McCraney Farms Commercial Hay Services Round and Square Bales Limousin Cattle Rt. 2 Box 192 Columbia, Alabama Phone: Phone: Tony Foy 693-2862 693-3481 Never lose faith in yourself, We didn’t. Love you. Mom Bobbi, Nana, Grandy 159 T hotnas Construction Excavating Rt. 9 Box 221 A Dothan. Alabama 794-4381 or 794-6399 DOTHAN AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK DEALERS ASSOCIATIONS 160 Danny Ellison Farms Headland, AL 36345 Phone: 693-3970 Th« MMdlmd Uniwd Mwhodttt Church Where We Care About Our Youth 161 Nanny's Place 10 Main Street Headland, Alabama 36345 693-3557 Designers Brand Name Used Clothing Cheap Prices Bank of Columbia Post Office Box A Columbia, Alabama “Bank With Us!” Jim's Shoe Country Ladies Shoes Quality • Selection • Service (431 N. of Northview) Rt. 19, Box 101A; Dothan, A1 36303 Jim Barfield Janice Barfield 205-793-3980 ALFA INSURANCE 9 Park Street—Headland Office—693-3348 Home—693-3686 Cooper Mims, SLUTCF Agent Dairy Queen 600 South Alice St. Dothan, Alabama 36301 “We treat you right!” Linda's Hair Design “For the look you want, let Linda do it for you!” 693-3807 Sanitary Tank Service 24 Hr. Service Burl Jones Trucking Co. 13 Roberts Street Dothan, Al. 36301 Owner: BURL JONES Off. Phone: 205 793-7881 Adm. Ass.: DIANE BRAUN Home Phone: 205 792-4427 Compliments of: Parker Farms Inc. 162 Look How Time Flies . 163 Closing Time Just In Time Dear Friends, It’s over! The pictures have been taken, the layouts have been done, the deadlines have been met, and another great LaResume has been published. Many days and nights have been spent drawing and redrawing. Everyone on the staff gave of his or her time writing copy, typing, editing, and proofreading to make this yearbook a success. Having been a part of the creation of a sort of time capsule of the 1988 school year means alot to me as a senior. It is the attainment of one goal and the beginning of other aspirations. This yearbook would not have been possible without the tremendous talent and dedication shown by each and every person on the staff. For some it was a new experience, but for others just a new year with the chance to produce a new book. Thanks again to everyone who made the LaResume possi- ble! Your friend and editor, Donald The LaResume Staff includes Kevin Wiggins. Danny Whigham. Jon Mullins. Donald Hollis. Editor, Kim Williams. Tammy Brackins. Holly Morris. Heather Duffey, Business Manager. Lisa Falkncr, Photographer. Becky Van Dyke, Natalie Woods, Co-Editor. Monica Danzey, Dana Murrey, and Charlotte E. Kirkland. Advisor. 166 Withoul the help of Cheryl Murchison. Char- lotte Kirkland, and the diligence of a 14 member staff, the 1987-88 La Resume would not be possi- ble. A special thanks is extended to each of these people, to the people who bought ads. and to you the purchaser of our yearbook. The support you have given us makes putting together this yearbook worthwhile. A yearbook has captured some of the most im- portant school events of 1987-88. When you stop to look at your yearbook, whether it be 15 days or 15 years from now, I would hope you arc able to re- capture all the good times from your high school years, recall a few fond moments from the past, and also realize how quickly “TIME FLIES ... Co-Editor Natalie Woods 167 DO YOU REMEMBER? The first day of school ... a new administration . . . two new coaches . . . Ollie North and the Iran-contra affair . . . Jim and Tammy-Faye Baker .. . Eastlands .. . good-bye to open-lunch . .. Where’s the guidance counselor:. .. Alf... Jessica Hahn . .. hall monitors ... Gary Hart and Donna Rice—NO EXCUSES! ... Growing Pains . . . “JANK” . . . Now or Laters . .. colored con- tacts .. . acid wash jeans . . . “Foggy” . . . BJ . . . Lee Danzey scores Headland’s first TD . . . NO PROBLEM . . . liquid paper ... Spuds McKinzey . . . Yugo . . . Hardee’s ... the Balfour man .. . the “WONDER twins” . . . hee, hee, hee WIPE OUT . . . Current Events .. . the “HAWGS” .. . Coach Griffin’s cast . . . “SCRAVER” . . . pep rallies at the football field . .. pots and pans at the ballgames ... 200th year of the Constitution . . . Seniors upset about the Dale County pep rally . . . Twins win the World Series ... Pizitz turns into McRae’s . .. Homecoming bonfire . .. the “Tricky” dance .. . Magical Moments . . . Jolt Cola . . . Sen- iors paint the roof. . . Fila hightops . . . orange stickers on lockers to promote yearbook sales . .. High School Exit Exams .. . Stock Market Crash . . . Senior players cheer at pep rally . .. Peanuts play in Geneva game .. . Tell me Lies . . . “Ruff the Ram” ... No DJ for th FHA dance ... “For Champions Only” .. . Club KMX ... the new sign . . . Jessica McClure—the miracle baby . .. Mi- cheal Jackson is “BAD” ... I Think We’re Alone Now'... “Old Mercy Creek” .. . Iron Bowl game on a Friday . . . Auburn 10—Bama 0 “How Sweet it is!” ... 3 point shots ... No playing basketball in the gym without permission ... Dr. J retires . . . bus breakdown on the way to the Shakespeare Festival—Shakespeare Festival or BUST . . . Dave and Mattie finally make it... Nobie . .. rolling yards .. . “Well of course it is don’t be ridicu- . .. shut up already . . . Mrs. Dunn is teacher of the year .. . . .. Old Bethlehem . .. Walter Payton retires ... the Or- ... Gary re-enters the election . . . Plastic forks in the lunchroom (froons, or sporks) . . . Fatal Attraction . . . Football Banquet. . . new salad bar ... the “DADDY” . . . doc’s cabin . . . BESSESIP Jones lous!” UAB chard illi Hn9toi Po the new English department . . . “I’ve had the Time of my Life” .. . Dirty Dancing .. “Well isn’t that special?” ... Christmas Vacation . .. “You’ve got the Look!” . .. how convenieni,|vNFL strike and the SCABS . . . Dana Dan f . L's and Bono . . _ Could’ve Been .. . December heatwave . . . New Year’s Eve . . . out of school early because of cold weather . . . Pushlt!. . . Balking Tackwards... “We’ll get on yall” . .. YOU know . . . Hunting'. Vi congenital type fellow... Marguritaville . . . now Leeestin ... the Kelley Place. . . Weeboks... no WAC or Christmas tournaments . . . Tri State Division Two Champs . .. Semester tests .. . EX- EMPTIONS ... 2 hour exams . . . Who askedya? . . . Jimmy the Greek got fired . . . Exams count lA of grade . . . RAW . . . Head- land beats Abbeville jn football and basketball . . . International hamburgers.. . the wreck on Sr. skip day . . . Toomer’s Corner. . . Cosby makes another million . . . “Shuck me a dozen” ... the cemetery sign m. Letterman’s jackets ... the Sugar Bowl TIE .. . Fame turns4o $J| me (Michigan 25—Bama 21). . . GRAB IT . . . Fpr Keep! . . Kick me.. I Well ain’t that the derndest thang? . . . Good Morning Vietnam . . . Randy Travis . . . Hysteria . . . Allday murder trials ... Confederate Flag . . . Basketball Banquet . . . Valentine’s ylVie PS classes i tripto EuropeKToAEA . . . Miss EaResume . . . ACT tests ... Prom Night ... lost in the woods .1 rButcm . . Graduation . berries such is true . . . “Look How Time FLIES Senior TRACI RENA ANDERSON FBLA-I. II. III. SGA-I; FHA I; 88 Club—I; Basket ball—I: Volleyball-1 PAMELA SPANN ARNOLD FHA—I. II. FBLA Secretary III. President IV. 88 Club- 11. National Achievement Academy Award SHELLEY ARNOLD JOHNNY AUSTIN MCA IV. FFA III; FHA—111: 88 Chib—II: VICA Club dvivx II. III. Carpentry Award III LINNIE BAKER PAMELA LYNETTE BARFIELD FHA IV. Volleyball III. Batgirl III. FBLA Treasurer IV. Mtss La Resume IV. Miss Headland IV CHIP BLOUNT CALDONIA BONDS SGA I. III. IV: FHA II. III. IV; WLAA II. III. IV. USSGA—III. 88 Club—II. III. SGA Historian IV; Vice- President Library Science Club— III; Secretary Wircgra� Li- brary Science Club—III. Alabama History Award. World History Award. WLAA Drama Award. Top Eleven Senior. Who's Who Among American High School Students II. III. IV. Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents III. IV. National Merit Letter II. Ill; Red Cross School Community Aide-1. II. III. IV LAWINDA CAROL BRACKIN SGA-I. II. Ill: FHA—II. III. IV; Library Chib- III. IV; French Club—I. II. '88 Club—II. Homecoming Attendant II. IV. Office Aide IV. Who's Who Among American High School Students III. IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students— IV. Wiregrass Miss Bronze 1987 88 JULIAN CLAYTON BRANNON FHA—IV. FFA III. IV. President IV. NJROTC. Drill Team. Color Guard -IV; Varsity Football—III. IV; Moat Original-IV DERRICK BRANTLEY ROTC-I. III. IV; Drill Team—II: Library Science III. WLAA—III; Varsity Football-1. II. III. Best Offensive Line- man—II. Football Second Team WAC: Jr Varsity Basket- ball—I. Best Defensive Player-I. Moat Improved Player—I. B team basket ball-11; VICA II. Vice President IV CHAWN THESYSS BROWN ROTC—I. II. III. IV; FHA—III. Key Chib- IV; Junior Var- sity Basketball MVp-l; Varsity Basketball-II. III. IV. MVP—HI. First Team All Wiregrass—III. First Team All Area—III; Chief Petty Officer ROTC. Society of Distin- guished American High School Students - I. II. III. Who's Who Among High School Students—I. II. Ill: Best All Around—IV; National Letter of Athletic Academic Excel- lence—III. National Merit Letter —II. Ill; National Basket- ball Award—II. III. National Athletic Scholarship Pro- gram III KATHY JO BROWN 88 Club—I; Dance—I (East Anchor- age High School). Home Ec Award. Moat Cooperative IV LARRY DEWAYNE BROWN French Club-IV. FHA -III IV; ROTC-lll. IV. (Chief Petty Officer); Library Science IV (President); Jr Varsity Football. Basketball I; Varsity Football-II. III. IV. Varsity Basketball III. IV; VICA (Parliamentarian)- II. Jr Varsity Basketball Moat Improved. B team Basketball MVP. Var- sity Football Best Defensive Back. Wittiest IV; Who's Who Among American High School Students—II. Ill STEFANYE BROWN SGA—II. III. IV. French Club-1. Ill: 88 Club II HHS Marching Band I. II; HHS Majorette II; HHS Varsity Cheerleader—IV; Henry County Honor Band I. II; Home- coming Attendant III; Class Officer—II. Who's Who Among American High School Students IV. Moat School Spirit IV. Society of Distinguished American High School Students JANA BRADSHAW SGA—II. III. IV; French Club-II. III. Key Club Favorite— I. III. Key Club Sweetheart IV. Bat Girt-III. IV. Stock Market Team. Academic Decathlon- III. SGA Vice Presi- dent—IV. Mist HHS IV; Class Beauty II. Homecoming Queen IV. Class Favorite II. DAR Good Citizen — IV. Top Eleven Senior-IV PHOEBE NICOLE CONWAY Academic Decathlon III, IV; Stock Market Team—IV; French Club-Ill: FHA—L III. IV; Henry County Honor Band I. II. Marching Band (.Concert Band I. II. Major- ette-l. II. Bat Girt—III. IV. Key Club Favonte II. IV; Second Runner-up Miss Headland IV, Homecoming Atten- dant II. III. IV. Senior Favorite— IV; Charter Gayfer Girt - III. IV LEE MARSHALL DANZEY SGA-I. II. III. '88 Club—I. II; French Club-ll; Key Club—IV. B-team Basketball II. III. Best Rebounder; J V Basketball-1. Varsity Basketball-IV. J V Football-1. II. Beat Defensive Lineman. B-team Football—I; Varsity Foot- ball II. III. IV; Varsity Baseball IV. Most Athletic IV. Top Eleven Senior; All WAC—Tight End SHELIA ELAINE DAVIS Library Science -II. Ill (Secretary). IV (Secretary). Office Aide—II. III. IV; FHA—I. II. III. IV French Club-Ill. IV; WLAA II. III. IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students II. III. IV. Who's Who Among American High School Students—II. III. IV. Moat Original IV MICHELLE KAY ELLISON Library Science Club-ll; '88 Club-ll FBLA-lll. IV. FHA. Varsity Basketball-I; Vanuty Volleyball-1; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Wittieat — IV CHRIS FINLEY KENNETH EMORY FOLGER FFA—I. II. Ill (Secretary). IV (Vkx President). FHA—I. III. IV; Key Club-ll. III. IV (Treasurer); SGA-I. II. Ill (Most Cooperative). IV. Judging Team—I. II. III. IV; Base- ball—I (Most Improved). II. Ill (MVP). |V (Captain). Top Eleven Seniors. Most Ram Spirit—IV. JAMES R FRITH Key Club-ll. III. IV (Vice- President). French Club-ll. III. IV;‘88Club— II (President). Ill (Sergeant- it-Arms); FFA— IV. Varsity Football (transferred from Northview). Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students. Friendliest IV; Top Eleven Senior TERANCE ADAM GAMBLE Key Chib-11; FHA—IV; FFA—IV; Varsity Football-1. II. III. IV; Baseball II. IV; Best Personality-IV KATHY SUE GRAHAM FHA Hero Club—II (Secretary). Ill (Secretary). IV (Presi- dent. Queen). Library Club—II; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students--IV. Society of Distinguished American High School Students IV. MARY LUCRETIA GORE French Club-ll. IV. ROTC—II. Ill (Distinguished Cadet). IV. Drill Team-III. IV CHYRELL GRIMSLEY FHA—III. IV; SGA-IV (Historian). Library Club-III (Reporter). IV (Reporter). Mayor Youth Commission (Linden High School). Latin Club (Irvington High School) —I; French Club-Ill. IV; Spanish Chib (Linden High School) II. Track (Irvington High School) I KIMBERLY FIELDS HARBERT FHA—II. III. Marching Band I. II. Ill; Concert Band I. II; ROTC II. '88 Club II. FBLA IV. Office Aide IV. Society of Distingunhcd American High School Students II. 111. IV; Who's Who Among American High School Stu dents-III. National Honor Roll III JAMES HAYDEN. JR SGA-I. II (Reporter), III (President). IV; National Honor Society—III. IV (Vice-President). Special Interest (Gifted Class)—I. II. III. IV; 4-H Chib—I (Reporter). II (Reporter). III. IV. French Club—II (Secretary Treasurer). Ill, IV. Key Club-ll. III. IV; NJROTC I. II (Chief Petty Officer). Male A Drill Team-1. II; Rifk Team II. NJROTC Aca dcmic Team— II; Scholars Bowl Team IV (Captain). Stock Market Team-IV (Captain). 88 Club-ll (President). Ill; Teacher of the Year Committee III; Tri-State Math Olympi- ad—I. II; Class President -I. II. IV. Homecoming Parade Marshall- II; Top Eleven Senior; Moat Likely to Succeed IV; Class Favonte-1. II. III. Who's Who Among American High School Students I. II. 111. IV; Society of Distinguished American High School Students I. II. III. IV. United Stales Achievement Academy leadership English. Science. Biology. Algebra, and History Awards. United States Student Council leadership Award II. III. Academic All-Amencan I. II. III. IV. Physical Science Award I. Biology Award II. Hon- ors English Award-Ill; National Honor Roll-1. II. III. IV. Community Service Award—III; Semi-Finalist ia National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students IV. Second Place in Henry County 4-H Public Speaking Contest—I. II. First Place in Henry County 4-H Public Speaking Contest III. Second Place in 4-H District Round-Up Public Speaking III. 4-H State Congress� I. II. Ill; Caldwell Delegate II. 4-H Leadership Award I; Third Place State 4-H Forestry Competition —III. Outstanding Young Leaders of America—III; 1987 Auburn University MITE Participant -IV; Gayfer Guy—IV; Red Crow School Community Aide—I. II. Ill KEITH ALAN HICKS Key Club-ll. III. IV (Secretary); FFA-II. IV; FHA-IV; Marching Band-I. II. B-team Basketball —II. Moat Cre- ative—IV; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- denti. Charter Gayfer Guy—III. IV KEVIN WADE HICKS FFA-II. IV; FHA—III. IV; Key Club-ll. III. IV. March mg Band I. J.V. Basketball I. B-team Basketball II. III. Varsity Football—IV. Varsity Basketball IV; Health Award—III. Society of Distinguished American High School Students- II. IV; Class Favorite IV. Charter Gayfer Guy III. IV LORIE NICHOLE HODGES Library Club-ll; FBLA—II. Ill; FHA—I. Who's Who Among American High School Student� IV, Library Award. Girls' Track Manager—I DONALD EDWARD HOLLIS FHA—I. II. Ill (Executive Council). IV. Library Club-ll (President). Ill (President). IV; WLAA (President)—II. III. IV. Marching Band I. II; Concert Band I. II. Henry Coun- ty Honor Band I. II; Yearbook Staff II. Ill (Co-Editor). IV (Editor); SGA—III. 88 Club—III. University of Alabama Leadership Day Participant -III; Class President III; Red Cross School Community Aide- II. Ill; Parade Marshall III. National Merit Letter—II. Ill; Office Aide II. III. IV; Teacher Aide II. Ill; Public Speaking Award I; Society of Distinguished American High School Students II. III. IV. Who's Who Among American High School Student� II. III. IV; International Distinguished Leadership Award III. IV; Hcrff Jones Yearbook Award III; National Student Council Award—III; Outstanding High School Student III. IV. Na- tional Honor Roll III. IV. Conccn Band Award-1. II 170 Directory Marching Band Award I. II. SGA Reporter III PAULA EVETTE HOLLIS French Club l. IV; FHA III. IV; Female Drill Team I. II. III. IV (Captain). NJROTC Lieutenant Commander- IV. Society of Distinguished American High School Student II. III. IV. NJROTC Personal Appearance Award Ill.Cbcmta- try Award- III SHORAN TERI HUDSPETH Transferred from Ashford Academy. Jr Beta Club—I; Sr Beta Club-ll. III. PepCIub-l. II. Ill (President). Spanish Club I. II. III. Newspaper Staff III (Aaat Editor); Year- book Staff-III. Energy Bowl Team —III; Prep Bowl III. DAFISS I. II. III. IV. Who' Who Among American High School Student III; A.A-Ensemble III; A A Octet—III. FHA IV Student Council II; Office Aide IV; English Honor Award -II. III. Music Honor Award- III. Music Award for District and State -III. Leadership Award III. APSA Slate Honor Choir—III. Alabama Young Writer's Conference III BEVERLY LYNNE JAMES FBI A I (Secretary). IV; FHA-IV; Who Who Among American High School Students; US. Business Education Award -Ill. Band II JENNIFER LYNN JOHNSON 88 Club—II. Ill; SGA-I. IV. French Club-ll. Ill; FHA-1. II. III. IV; Clast Officer Treasurer III. Office Aide-1. II. IV; Bat Girl—III; Parenting Award—III; Homecoming At- tendant—II JEROME KING VIKKI KNIGHT JACK LORENZA LAWRENCE, JR Key Club—I. II. III. IV; French Club-ll. III. IV; National Honor Society -III. IV. 88 Club-ll. Ill; FHA-IV; Scholars Bowl Team IV; Stock Market Team—IV. Varsity Foot- ball—II; JV Football—I. Best Offensive Lineman -I. Honor Society Secretary—IV. Freshman Class Officer Reporter. Junior Clasa Officer— Vice-President. Senior Class Officer- Vice-President. Key Chib—Sergeant-at-Arms. Top Ten Sen- ior. Stock Market Team Captain. Algebra Award—I. French Award—II; Bauschand lomb Science Award— III. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Academic All- American. United State Achievement Academy. Who's Who—Moat Dependable WILLIAM HEATH MACKO FFA-I. II. III. IV; Key Club-IV; Typing Award-1; Pre Algebra Award. JV Football—I. Who's Who—Most Cooper- ative. BRIAN THOMAS MCCRANEY FHA—I. II. III. IV; FFA III. IV. Judging Team-1. II. III. IV; JV Football I; FFA-Treasurer II; Secretary IV SHALONDA LATRESA MCKAY SGA—I. FHA—III. IV French Club-1. II. III. IV. Year- book Suff—III; '88 Club—III. Sophomore Class Reporter. Junior Class Secretary. FHA Executive Council—III. Wire- grass Mis Bronze 1986-1987. Wiregrass Miss Bronze Tal- ent Winner; Homecoming Attendant I. II. IV. Top Ten Sen- ior. Who' Who Best Dressed. Junior Beauty. Senior Beauty. Herff Jones Yearbook Award—III. Henry County Honor Band I. II; Concert Band I. II. Majorette I. II; National Honor Roll I. II. National Merit Award I. II. III. IV ARTHUR MCNEALY NJROTC I. II. III. IV. VICA-I. II; Basketball II. III. JV Football—I. II; Varsity I. II. III. IV; Baseball-I. II. III. W A C Team I. II. III. Best Defensive Lineman I. II AMY JO MILLER (Transferred from North view ) French Club. FBLA. Science Club. Pm Chi. Who's Who-Most Studious. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distin- guished American High School Students ERIC MINNIEFIELD Key Club-ll. III. IV; SGA-I. II. III. FFA-I. II. III. French Club-ll. NJROTC-III. IV. Basketball-1. II. III. IV. Baseball I. II. III. IV. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sportsmanship Trophy —II. Moat Im- proved Player -III. Academic Award for Algebra —I. JAMIE MINNIEFIELD ANGELA LYNN MORING FBLA—IV; SGA—111; Drill Team-ll, III. IV. Volleyball- I. II. NJROTC-III. IV. Company Commander IV; Drill Team Commander III. IV; FBLA Parliamentarian IV. Sen- ior Class Treasurer. Veterans of Foreign Wars Award - III; Personal Appearance Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. W'ho’s Who Most Likely To Succeed BRYANT PARNELL ANITA POPE FHA—I. II. IU. IV. French Club-1. II. III. IV. Marching Band —I. II. Yearbook Staff—III. Concert Band—I. II. Hen- ry County Honor Band—I. II; Senior Class Officer Secre- tary; Freshman Class Officer Vice-President. Band Presi- dent-1. Who Who—Mast Creative. Junior Claie Officer— Reporter. Clarinet Section Leader II. FHA Executive Coun- cil—III. Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National English Merit Award; ‘88 Chib—III; Concert Band Award—I. II; Honor Band Award—I. II; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students; Marching Band Award—I. II DANTE REAVES DOUG REDDING LINDA REEVES VICA-I. II. Ill; SGA—II. IV; Library Science Club—I. II. III. IV; WLAA-I. II. III. IV; Office Aide; 88 Club. 4-H Club— I. II. III. IV; FBLA—I. II. Ill; Miss Library Club- Ill; Library Science Club Secretary—II. Library Science Award— I STACIE ROSELIUS FBLA—Reporter I. Secretary — II. Marching Band. Concert Band; Flag Corps—I. II. Captain—III; Top Ten in Typing Competition at Riley College. Band Award—1; Who' Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students ANDREW RONALD SHELLEY National Honor Society III. IV; Key Club-ll. III. IV; French Club-ll. III. IV. FHA- IV; NJROTC-!. II. III. IV; A-Dnll Team-ll. III. IV. S8 Club-ll. Ill; NJROTC Rifle Team III. IV. NJROTC Leadership Academy—III; Prep Bowl Team—IV. Stock Market Team - IV; NJROTC Aca- demic Team 111. IV. Tri-Sute Math Olympiad—II. Ill; Na- tional Honor Society President —IV. A Drill Team Com- mander-III. IV. NJROTC Battalian Commander IV; United Slates Achievement Academy— I. II. Veterans of For- eign Wars Academic Medal -111. Chemistry Award III; ROTC Award—II. Academic All-American —II. III. Who's Who Among American High School Students -III, Who’s Who Most Studious. Top Eleven Senior STARLA DENISE SHELLEY FHA—I. II. III. IV. French Club-ll. FBLA-IV (Treasur- er); SGA —III. Who's Who—Most Dependable. Accounting Award—III. Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents DONNA FAYE SMITH FHA—I. IV; FBLA—(Historian); 88 Club—III. Office Aide-1. III. IV; Band II. III. IV; ROTC - I. Colorguard III. IV. Who's Who- Friendliest. Miss Congeniality. Miss LaRcsumk Senior Class. ROBERT SNELL III ROTC-1. II. FHA I. II. JV Football I. II; Basketball 1. II. III. IV. Baseball I. II. III. IV. Baseball MVP-II. Basket ball Moat Improved- II. Basketball Beat Offensive Player III. Team Captain-1. II. III. IV. All Team-ll. HI. All- Tournament Team—II. III. All Wircgrass Team II, III; AH State Honorable Mention III. Wircgrass Athletic Confer- ence MVP-II EVONNE SPANN SGA—I. II. (Treasurer. Psrliamcniartan); FHA I. III. (Re- porter) IV. French Club-ll. III. IV. USSCA III; 88 Club- II. Ill; Tri-State Math Olympiad III; Algebra Award-1. English Award —III; WLAA Drama Award III, National Merit Letters -1. III. IV; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distinguished American High School Students II. Ill; Top Eleven Senior. Who’s Who Beat All-Around; Red Cress Community Aide- I. II. III. IV KENDRICK LAMAR SPERLING ROT I. II. Ill; FHA I; FFH-I; Girl's Basketball Man ager-l. II. III. Football I. Track I. II. VICA-(Vioe President) IV; Girl's Basketball Statistician Trophy; VIC A LABRENDA SUETlt SPURLING FHA—I. II. III. IV; SGA—II; Library Science Club-Ill French Club-1; ROTC-I. II. III. IV; Basketball-ll. IV. Volleyball—III. ROTC Athletic Office—IV. Basketball Best Rcbounder III Second Team WAC-lll. Who's Who- Most Athletic. Who's Who Among American High School Students FREDRICK TAYLOR FFA—III. IV; FHA-IV; NJROTC-IV; JV Football—I FELICIA THOMAS FHA —I. II. Library Club-!. II. III. Basketball I. II. III. Volleyball—I. II. Manager-1 SANDRA THOMAS SHIRLEY TURNER Library Club-1. II. WLAA-I. II. III. IV. FHA—I. II. III. IV. SGA-I; 88 Club-1. II BJORN TOBIAS WALDEN National Exchange Student FHA-IV; Soccer I. II. Ill STEVE W ATSON FFA-I. II. III. IV; FHA—I. II. III. IV; SGA—I. II. IV; FBLA —IV; FBLA Parliamentarian-IV. American History Awrard—III. Top Eleven Senior. Mr H.H.S.—IV MILA WEEMS FHA—L French Club—II FBLA-III. IV. Who's Who Among American High School Students CHRISTOPHER SHANE WELCH FHA—I. III. FFA I. II. VICA-II. III. IV; Football- II. IV. VICA Treasurer. VICA Reporter WILLIE CEDRIC WOOD FHA—I. II. FFA—L II; SGA I. VICA-II. III. IV. Man ager—Varsity Football. Basketball. Baseball. JV Manager I; VICA Secretary. VICA-Treasurer Who's Who Best Dressed TWELVE MONTHS OF FOLLY AND INFAMY A New Year And New Champions An Ending And Also a Beginning Triumphs, Stunning and Sequential Up to Their Same Old Tricks “This treaty represents a landmark in postwar history.” 172