Hewitt Trussville High School - Memento Yearbook (Trussville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

2 4 y north w ,Q. Ml. 35203 € i .- , ; «• ' Hewitt-Trussville High School Trussville, Alabama Volume 22 Editor: Reba Roper Advisor: Mrs. Sibyl Andrews 1968 MEMENTO H E W I T T-TRUSSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ... in its many moods is reflected by the students who add Hfe to an empt ' classroom. Throughout the halls of Hewitt you will find . . . Skill School Spirit School Spirit Laughter 3MrT ft G -.-r...- ' i Sp ' j i g % ' - .r - J ,? ' f Sissy McLendon, Sharon Shrofc, Ann Burgess, Linda Shclton, Laurie McLendon, Linda Lamons, Penny Hill, Paulctte Gamble, Judy Walkins, Joy Vann ; ■: IS Anticipation Exploration Exploration ■rit- .v«fa.4i£ 6MM3i«HHBd tH(t . 4 i I A.. %♦ J y tfA n. .r ' I f «, ' v yrA ' j Excitement i 14 Mischief Ul% £b B s r Mischief • • :: - -v - • V T ■ V4J 331® - 5 j 4iS i , J Mischief 17 Dedication Thomas Lundy Clements is a graduate of Fairfield High School. He received his B.S. degree from Samford University and his M.A. degree from the University of Alabama. He has done outstanding work at our school. serving as the assistant principal and guidance advisor, and he is highly respected and loved by everyone at Hewitt. Mr. Clements lives in Chapel Hill with his wife Kaye and his two German Shepherds. He enjoys hunting and fishing and is interested in sport cars. Mr. Clements is a very busy man, but he is never too busy to help someone in time of need. Because of our love and appreciation, we proudly dedicate the 1967-68 Hewitt-Trussville Memento to Mr. Thomas Clements. Faculty 19 1 i ir ,1 1 r. 1 V ■ , ■ 1 _1 f r. 51 ■• - Our Principal Mr. ' I ' rottcr attended Samford I ' iiiversit) ' where he re- ceived his n.S. det;rec and Georqe Peabody College where he received his M.A. de qree. He was assistant principal at v.. B. r.rwin Hiqh School last year. He thinks that Hcwitt- Triissville Hii h School is a fine school and that we have more school spirit than any other school that he has been in contact with. Mr. Trotter is very proud of Hewitt-Trussville. He thinks that we have the finest group of students that he has ever been associated with. His pet peeves are long hair and smart alecks. Mr. Trotter is a member of the Warrior Assembly of God and he is President of the Jaycees. This is Mr. Trotter ' s message to the faculty and students of Hewitt-Trussville: v ' ith our school year coming to a close, we pause to look back upon the friends and happiness we have had. This year has been filled with many experiences which I shall never forget. The joys, the sorrows, the fun, and the hard work — these are all part of our memories of the past year. My deep appreciation goes to you, the students, the faculty, and the hard-working Memento Staff for the won- derful cooperation that you have given me throughout this year. I have enjoyed serving as your principal, and I hope that in some way I have helped to make Hewitt-Trussville a better school for you. Faithfully yours, Jimmie Trotter Principal Guidance MRS. MARION ORMOND, the most un- derstanding guidance counselor a school could have is always helping the students and fac- ulty with their everyday problems. She helps rearrange schedules to fit the needs of the students and helps the students with all the required aptitude and entrance exams. Mrs. Ormond is the girl ' s advisor at Hewitt- Trussville, but anyone who needs understand- ing advice may go to her and find it. Mrs. Ormond seems to make problems dissolve because she is a wonderful guidance advisor and a sincerely concerned person. MR. THOMAS CLEMENTS, our assistant principal and guidance advisor, is one of our most important workers here at Hewitt- Trussville. This is his second year at our school, but he has already accomplished a great deal toward making it a better school. Discipline of the students at Hewitt-Truss- ville is one of Mr. Clements many duties. Many of the problems of the school rest on the shoulders of Mr. Clements, but by care- ful thought and wise decisions, he brings about a solution for each problem. 22 Guidance MR. DAVID L(X;AN, JR., works at Hcwitt-Trussville three days a wtck as a Vocational Counselor, He also works with the neighborhood youth corps and other Federal programs. Mr. Logan does much of the work of a regular counselor. He is always ready to help students who need and seek his advice. Mr. Logan deals directly with any person who wants information concerning occupational training or the B.O.E. program. MRS. LAURA PARSONS is depended upon to be the record keeper at Hewitt-Trussville. Her success at this task proves that she is in the right job. She has records of all descriptions to keep in order; permanent records, tran- scripts, grades, transfers, etc. Without Mrs. Parsons con- tinuing help, Hewitt-Trussville could not be run so effi- ciently. The students and faculty of Hewitt-Trussville are grate- ful for your services to the school. MRS. DELLA SUTTER has been serv-ing Hewitt-Truss- ville as bookkeeper for 16 years. Her task of bookkeeping is a big one involving hard work and concentration. Mrs. Sutter is also considered the school ' s receptionist; wel- coming and helping visitors in our school. She is also responsible for helping the school clubs keep track of their money. This is why she is always keeping a drawer full of nickles, dimes, and quarters. Thank you, Mrs. Sutter, for your many years of service to Hcwitt-Trussville. 23 The Business Education Department of Hewitt-Trussville offers a wide choice of sub- jects for students planning a business career. Typing I and Typing II are offered for those students going into a clerical career. Shorthand I and Shorthand II are also offered. Bookkeeping and business math deal with the mathematical aspect of the business world. The Office Occupation Cooperative Program is for students interested in receiving on-the-job training while still in high school. This course is for students not planning to go to college. Business Education MRS. SIBYL M. ANDREWS, the sponsor of the Memento, has a B.S. degree from Mississippi State College for Women. This is her second year at Hewitt-Trussville. MR. ROBERT W. GREGG, the sponsor of the I.C.T. Club, received his B.S. degree from Flor- ence State. This is his third year at Hewitt. MISS VICKIE GUINN received her B.S. in Business Education from Mississippi State College for Women. This is her first year at Hewitt-Trussville. MR. HORACE E. PANNELL attended Liv- ingston State College, where he received his B.S. degree. This is his first year at Hewitt- TrussVille. MR. ARLEY C. WILLIAMSON has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for six years and spon- sors the Audio-Visual Club. He has a B.S., M.A., and A. A. degree from Samford Uni- versity and the University of Alabama. 24 English MRS. MILDRED LAMAR has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 21 years. She attended Birmingham Southern where she received her A.B. degree. She is the Senior Class sponsor. MRS. WILMA ROBY sponsors the Junior Honor Society. She has taught at Hewitt- Trussville for nine years. She attended the University of Alabama and Florence State where she received her MA. and B.S. de- grees. The English Department of Hewitt-Trussville offers a choice of three English classes. College English is offered to those students who plan to enter college. In College English more em- phasis is placed on research and writing. Regular English classes go into all the usual phases of English in much the same way as the college classes, only to not so great an extent. Business English is offered to those students who wish to terminate their education after completing high school. MRS. BETTY BETTIS graduated from Sam- ford University where she received her B.A. degree. She is the sponsor of the Husky Howl. This is her first year at Hewitt. MRS. GRACE ROBERSON has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 27 years. She received her B.S. degree from the University of Al.ibama. MRS. CHARLOTTE SUTTER is the sponsor of the Key Club. She has taught at Hewitt- Trussville for 12 years and has an A.B. (.legree from Samford LIniversity. 25 Home Economics By participating in home-making activities in the Home Economics classes, girls find that they obtain practical experience for future use. In these classes they learn to plan meals so that they provide the best nourishment. They also learn the basic steps in cooking. The girls that participate in the home economics classes are taught sewing and hccoinc adept in family living. This enables them to have a better background for learning to manage their family life later. MRS. NELL BURGESS is the sponsor of the Knitting Club. She has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 4 years. She received her B.S. degree from Alabama College. She also sponsors the Senior Na- tional Honor Society. MRS. SU£ G. NORTHERN has taught at Hewitt- Trussville for 8 years. She is the sponsor of the Girls ' Service Association. She attended the Uni- versity of Alabama where she received her B.S. degree. Library Our library has excellent facilities for research and leisure reading. The librarian, Mrs. McLendon, is always ready to assist anyone who needs help. Many students act as library assistants during their free periods. Some of the jobs they perform are checking out books, seeing that the books are returned, and keeping the books straightened on the shelves. MRS. BARBARA McLENDON is the sponsor of the Library Club. This is her first year at Hewitt- Trussville. She has a B.A. degree from Denison University in Ohio. 26 MISS RUTH EVELYN PEER has an A.B. from Alabama College, M.R.E. from New Orleans Baptist College, and her M.A. from the University of Alah.ima. She sponsors the Student Council and has taught at Hcwitt- Trussville for 8 years. MRS. VELMA SCRUGGS has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 12 years. She is the sponsor of the Red Cross Council. She grad- uated from Alabama College with an A.B. degree. Mathematics The Mathematics Department offers a choice of several courses to students interested in this field. The courses offe red are general math, plane geometry, Algebra I, II, and III, trigonometry and advanced math. Advanced math, offered for the second time this year, is for those students who took trigonometry and Algebra III their junior year. All students need to know the mathe- matics essential for daily life. MRS. BETTY THOMAS has a B.A. degree from Birmingham Southern. She has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 6 years. She spon- sors the Math Honor Club. MR. WESLEY WALKER has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 2 years. He is the spon- sor of the Hi-Y. He attended Birmingham Southern and the University of Alabama where he received his A.B., M.E.D., and A. A. degrees. 27 Science MR. ROBERT M. HAYNES is the sponsor of the Red Cross. He has taught at Hewitt- Trussville for 15 years. He attended Auburn University where he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. MR. JIM C. ISRAEL has taught at Hewitt- Trussville for two years. He received his B.S. degree from Samford University. He is the sponsor of the Future Nurses Club. MR. SAM LANDMAN, JR. graduated from Auburn University where he received his B.S. degree. This is his first year at Hewitt- Trussville. MR. FRED P. WHITTAKER, JR. has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 1 3 years. He received his B.A. degree from Birmingham-Southern and his M.A. from Peabody College. The field of science is growing and expanding con- stantly. Science is the study of cause and effect. The Hewitt-Trussville Science Department teaches the causes and effects of natural-governed phenomena by offering courses in general science, biology, chemistry, physics, and advanced biology. Hewitt-Trussville has some of the most modern equipment and the best trained instructors possible. Th is is to insure the best possible science program anywhere. Advanced biology is for students who wish to take a more extensive and thorough course in biology. This course is for students going into biological or medical fields. 28 Social Studies MRS. MARY-HELEN VICK has taught at Hewitt-Trussville tor eight years. She received her A.B. from S.unford and her M.A. from Alabama College. MR. WALTER STEPHENS graduated from Birmingham-Southern College where he re- ceived his A.B. and M.A. degrees. This is his tenth year at Hewitt-Trussville. World History, American History, Alabama History, Economics, Government, and Communism are vital courses in our educational world today. In these courses we see how man has bettered himself by evaluat- ing his past experiences. This is essentially what social studies means. As we learn of the civilizations of the pas t, we prepare for the future. Thus prepared, we will take our places in society fully qualified to take on responsibilities of a citizen and to participate in a democratic govern- ment. This is the aim of the social studies department here at Hewitt. MISS BRENDA HOLLY attended Jackson- ville State University from which she received her B.S. degree. This is her second year at Hewitt-Trussville; she sponsors Y-Teens. MR. DWIGHT NORRIS attended Austin MR. JOHN F. DYER, sponsor of the Boy ' s Peay State College where he received his B.S. 4-H Club, received his A.B. degree from the degree. This is his second year at Hewitt- University of Alabama. He has taught at Trussville. Hewitt for 14 years. 29 French, Spanish, and Latin The Foreign Language Department offers ample opportunities for the students to further their interest and knowledge in languages. French and Spanish students are able to use the language laboratory. In the laboratory they are able to speak the language and then hear themselves through tape recorders. A thorough two-year course in Latin, French, and Spanish is offered at Hewitt-Trussville. MRS. MARY B. DIDCOCT has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 7 years and she sponsors the French Club. She received her A.B. degree from Samford and her M.A. from the University of Alabama. MISS SOPHIE HEMPHILL is the spon- sor of the Spanish Club. This is her first year at Hewitt-Trussville. She has a B.A. degree from Birmingham Southern. She also attended the University of Madrid. MRS. ROBBIE N. STANLEY has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 1 1 years. She has an A.B. degree from Carson-New- man. She teaches Latin and English. Band The Hewitt-Trussville marching band is one of the finest anywh ere. From their great performances at football games and pep rallies, to their superb march- ing formations — they keep their listeners wanting to hear and see more. The color-guard also does a fine job. Everyone admires the band and wants to con- gratulate them on their performances and hopes that they will keep up the good work. MR, JOE V. SUMMERS has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 2 years. He sponsors the band. He has a B.S. and M.A. from the Lfniversity of Alabama. 30 The Art Department offers students interested in painting, sculpture, and ceramics a chance to express their individual talents. The art classes give students a chance to use their particular abilities and imagina- tion in several different ways. A three year course in mechanical drawing is offered at Hewitt-Trussville. The first years are devoted to the basic theories of the course. The third year deals with the architectural aspect of mechanical drawing. ■m B MRS. FRAUKE BRACKIN has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 6 years and sponsors the Art Club. She graduated from Nordische Kunsthochschule Breman in Germany with a B.A. degree. Art and Mechanical Drawing : MR. WILLIAM H. BOSTICK is the sponsor of the Compass Club. He has taught at Hewitt-Trussville for 14 years and has a B.S. degree from Auburn. i m. OWEN LAY graduated from Samford I ' niversity where he received his B.M. degree. He is a new member of the faculty of Hewitt- Trussville this year. Choral The Hewitt-Trussville Choral Department is one of our main assets. Students interested in music may join the boys ' or girls ' glee club. The Mixed Chorus is an exclusive organization of the best voices of Hewitt-Trussville. Students must audition and be voted into this organization. In county and state competition our Music Department usu- ally comes out on top. This is the result of hard work and cooperation of both instructor and students. 31 MR. HERBERT O. EUBANKS is the sponsor of the H-Club. This is his first year at Hewitt- Trussville. He attended the University of Alabama where he received his B.S., M.A., and A. A. degrees. MR. JAMES F. JETT received his B.A. de- gree from St. Bernard. This is his first year at Hewitt-Trussville. Physical Education The purpose of physical education is to further the interest in responsible conduct, participation in competitive sports, and health fitness. The Physical Education Department of Hewitt-Trussville stresses these purposes plus good sportsmanship through a well rounded program of activities. Students are able to compete in sports events by taking part in intramural tournaments. These tournaments are held in the afternoons after school. Good sportsmanship is always emphasized during these games. The students who have a special interest in physical education may supervise activities by being an assistant. MISS PATRICIA ANN SKELTON is the sponsor of the Girl ' s Athletic Club. This is her first year at Hewitt-Trussville. She has a B.S. degree from Alabama College. MRS. PAT SMITH has taught at Hewitt- Trussville for five years. She is the sponsor of the Senior Cheerleaders. She has a B.S. degree from Samford. 32 Seniors f Seniors Donny Abels John A. Adcock Richard Brantley Aldridge i Gregory Lacy Amick Karen Estelie Anderson Jesse R. Armstrong Charles Roy Bagby The riny-m.in ' s litre! 34 flu I Terry Walter Bailey Thomas N. Barber Glenn Arthur Barton A A Marilyn Lucille Beavers Regina Marie Beck Ronnie Bingham V. Stanley Blvthe Johnii) Bowden Lynda Yvonne Box 35 Seniors Madolyn Biggs Caroline Nell Bradford Linda Jane Brandenburg Linda Ann Bryant Elizabeth Anne Burgess Billie Ann Burleson Paul Burson Milton Burttram Tommy Buzbee 36 Lynn Cabaniss William Scott Case Bonnie Joyce Guneron Brcnda Reed Carter Rebecca Jean Champion Frank Chandler Michael Cherry Let it all linni; out. 37 Seniors Samuel Emer) ' Choat Mary Christy Betty Cox Carol Ann Craft Robert Benjamin Davis Jerry Lee Davis Jimmy Davis Ronald Dean 38 Vickie Dc.ison Stephen David Dohbs Cecil D.irryl Dover Benny Drake Michael Dunca Susan Ftnvlkcs Duncan David Echc Elizabeth Tuckcr IaIioIs Judith Carroll Edmonson 39 Seniors -■•A-wr MBam Mrmaan Jane Edwards I Gene Edward Faucett 4 r;f ' I Pamela Eley Mike Ford Paul Everette Barbara Gail Fowler Tim Franklin We do have some smart seniors. 40 Brend.1 Frctman Willidm Charles Frecny Janet Freeman Sherr) ' Gallaway Nancy Paulette Gamble Deborah Gardner Betty Ruth Garner Martha Gatlin (Limbaugh) Royce Frederick Godwin 41 Seniors Lynne Gossage Deborah Lee Gulledge Jerry Graves Pamela Gain Green Susan Shirey Gunter ' ' , Sheila Darlene Harvel 1 Mkh.iel W. Hathcock Charles Hawkins 42 ' vmmm Patricia Ann Hays Stephen Alan Henderson k. Sharon Kayc Hcadle) ' A Debra Henson c T Randall Franklin Hcaton Robert Hicks Michael Lee Hicks Larry Hightower Betsy Hil 43 Seniors 1 David Hitchcock 1 ill Alan Hogan The ring makes the difference! ! Jamie Chris Hogan Gary Hogan Susan Hooks Linda Elizabeth Hughes Ronald Keith Jennings 44 Michael Jnhnson WTf Elizabeth Kay Jones Sue Ellen Johnson Paul Eugene Jones Terry Alb ert Johnson Scott Jordon Kathy Ann Kemp Charlotte Key Carol Sue King 45 Seniors Gary King John King Linda Sue Lamons Margaret Jane Lane Dan Alan Long David Lovejoy Bonnie Sharron Lyies Bciij.iiiiiii Brady Machcn Brian Richard Marshall 46 S.indr.i Sue McD.inicI I can eat a lolly-pop durint; school — I ' m a scnii Allan McDutTie Patricia Ruth McKee Donnie Norman McKinney Laurie Elizabeth McLendon Mar - Ann McLendon Thomas L. McLendon 47 Darlene Mechalske Larry Miller Wanda Gale Miller John Alan Missildine Robert Rogers Moore Charles Moss Peggy Moxley Sheila Frances Murray Dennis Nabors 48 1 4. David Needham Jack P. Noland Barbara Jayne Newman Mike Newsome Elaine Norris i Trammell Lee Norris W Jack Lee ODc Janet Olivia Parker David Parsons 49 Seniors Wanda Carol Parsons Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Wayne Pond David Price James Stephen Price Peggy Putman Edward Quick Joy Rea es 50 Rebecca Lunn Redd Larry Reynolds Nina Reid Janet Rich Phillip Renda - ST 4 Stephen Wayne Roberson Linda FILi Rogers Deborah Roper Reba Maurice Roper 51 Seniors Ronnie Roper Jerry L. Self V - i i Mike Rucks Lena Karen Self Don Sanders Ann Shannon Linda Ann Shelton Charlotte Kay Sizcmore Vicki Skelton 52 Bill Smith Diana Smith Ernest Smith Gary E. Smith Julia Ann Smith Linda Smith NaDonna Smith Seniors are decorating their Homecoming car. 53 Seniors Tim Smith David Southerland A Pat Smith Dottie Snead Emily Jane Southerland Sharon Srofe I Jimmy Don Standridge Rebecca Faye Stephens Alice Stidham 54 Patsy What ley Stone I ' ll buy 100 senior pit lures from her Jimmy Ray Strickland Frank Lanier Tapley Doris Jacqueline Taylor Billy Thomas Bill Thornton Donna Jean Tucker 55 Seniors Judy Faye Van Sandt Marlene Joy Vann Gary Glenn Wadsworth Larry Walls Johnny Martin Watkins Ricki Sue Wear Jayne Miiner Webster 56 Roger Dale Weeks Becky Faye Weldon Charles Weils Gerald Brent Williams Sara 01i ia Williams Jeannie Wilson Darrell Lee Wortham 57 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Adcock, Pres ; Wanda Parsons, Sec; Linda Rogers, Sec; Johnny Watkins, V. Pres.; Joy Reaves, Treas. F l ■ KTJ • ' ■- ' = ' ' 1 Mt:: -- ' g. - ' • WM Fr-- — JSP E K 9 — iV ' ?Bi 1 Km iT B 1 1 f Senior ' s H-T Demolition crane Demolish the Devils Mrs. Lamar, senior class sponsor. 58 Juniors 59 Juniors L.irry Akers Robert Allen Jnhn Ambcrson Diane Andrews Afary Lynn Baker Carol Biinnet Henry Buyles Robert Briggs James Brown Gary Brown Robert Bry ant Ken Buford Patti Burks Butch Busby Pam Camp Danny Campbel Carolyn Carter Mark Carty Mike Cauble Nona Chandler Jackie Chasteen Gre j; Cherry Randy Cherry Sue Cherneski 60 e -,- ••tV- '  J.) Cokcr Tim Cdltman S.im Collins Leroy Cciok Mike Cox Ch.irkne Crabtrce Lena Cross Ivrdy Davidson Junior class officers: Jonelle McKee, Pres.; Patti Burks, V. Pres.; Pam Davis, Sl. . C, Brown, Treas. Frcida Dcavtr Cliff Dickinson Catherine Dobson Dianne Durbin Pat Epps Harry Eihridj;e I.arry Farley Zane Ferpuson 61 Juniors Gladys Fields Susie Finch Frances Flanagan Charlotte Flynn Donna Ginn Ann Glenn Delanc Hafley Donna Hall I 62 D.ivc Hardin Mike Harris W ' .inila Hatfield Tirry Hawkins Ginger Hendrix Jo.in Hcnson Steve Henson Betsy Hill Bill Hicks Penny Hill Del.ine Honeycutt Jan Holmes £f Larry Holmes Kay Hopkins Karen Howard Debbie Howington Afark Howint;ton Deborah Hurtt W ' avne Hutcherson Jill Jacks Sylvia Johnson Robert Johnson Michael Jones Mike lones 63 Juniors Sammy Key Valerie Kilpore Ronny Landrum Caria Lane I.cslie Lane Andrew Latham Judy Leatherwood Myra Loworn Jack Lowery Frances MacLean Marvin Malone Gary Mann Keith Mann George Massey Judy May Karen McClendon David McClusky Cindy McCranie Gaynell McDaniel Steve McKay Jonelle McKee Eddie McQueen T(immv Merritt C.Khy jitiller 64 ClLirlc-s Mitchcl Martha Mitchell Jiinidr h inicc(iming float. Rhonda Mitchell Beverly Moore Robert Morgan Larry Moss Billy Mullins Caria Murphy John fayer Edna Necdham Joe Parker Sheila Parker Dan Perry George Praytor Charles Quinn Dewey Quick Mary Ray Joe Reddick 65 Juniors Becky Reed Mickey Renfro Terry Resmondo Fred Roddam Kay Roddara Jimmy Roper Da id Scott Randy Scott Arnold Self Richard Self Shirley Shelton Nancy Simmons Mike Sims Pat Farmer Sims Biddy Smith Dyral Smith John Smith Alike Smith Kenneth Smothers David Spitzer Pat Stephenson Curtis Stewart Lenicia Stewart Charlotte Swann 66 Carolyn Swalzell Howard Tate Atitclull Tomlinson Bill Thornton Tony Tillman Linda Tipton Sharon Todd Glen Thompson Where ' s (he apples? 67 Juniors Art Ward Jim Warnick Judy Walkins Lynda W ' .ilkins Nancy Watts Joyce Williams Newton Williams Linda Williamson Nancy Wilson Russell Winham Judy Whisnant Rod Whittenmore Jimmy Youngman Craig Yarbrough Linda Yarbrough Charles Zeitvogel 68 Sophomores 69 Sophomores Rhonda Abbott Judy Abels Jan Adams Lctta Akers David Allen Donald Allen Dottie Arndt Andy Austin Brenda Bagwell Jerry Bagwell Billy Balcomb Jerry Baldwin Judy Barber Mike Bearden Wayne Bingham Mary Jane Bosworth Nelson Brackin Kay Brandbery Richard Bradley Bobby Brand Helen Burgess Kalhy Bur ;ess Debbie Burke Lance Burleson Gordon C.i le SmjIi rQ.rrs ■ Huskie Heaven 71 Sophomores Fudy Dixon Butch Dobbs Afarlcne Donclson Sharon Doster Richard Dollar Annie Eady Mike Edwards Carol Eubanks Donna Evans Judy Ewing Paula Ferguson Bill Feilds Cathy Foster David Fowler Boy! This is the life 72 McKin Hand E. B. H.inks Ril.i Harper Tommy Harper Jamt-s Harris D(.r(lKy Hazel Phillip Hcihcox Frances Hicks Mariha Hicks Tummy Hicks Rita Hickman Ntary Hodn Cheryl Hogan Jane Hullingsworlh Kathy Hollingsworth 73 Sophomores Wayne Kelso Mike Kimp Wayne Kemp Wayne Kennedy Wayne Kllpatrick Mary Sue LaBlanc Charlotte Lawler Danny Lawson Jimmy Lawson Freddy Lawson Benny Long Dickie Lucy Gordon Marlow Leona Martin Vicky Martin Larry Matthews Paul Mauldin Don Afaus Brian May Norma May Don McCants Marcus McClain Yvonne McFrancis Ellen McKinney Tuck McLendon Dottle McMurray 74 Gli-iul.i MiMurrty I.i.ul.i Ml Murrey Ricky McNfurrty Richard Mellon Judy Mcrritt R.ilrh Miulull I.arry Mizc Mike i t(i(,dy Charlie Moore Missy Morgan Joy Morrison Betty Morton Larry Murry David Newsome Mason Kibblett Nickey Nicola Patricia Nichols Janet Nixon David Norris David ODell Martha Oden D in Pane Gayle Pannell Linda Parsons Milo Pass Linda Paul 75 Sophomores Brintl.i Ptncl.mr.iph Edna Phillips ' Jimmy Puole Joe Posey Joyce Price Phillip Pri.umorc Ricky Quick Richard Reaves Monte Reed Pam Roper Donald Runyan Joe Sampson Robert Sanders Roxann Sanders X v Elaine Self Jack Self Kay Self Mark Self Susan Seymour Roxanne Reeder Eupene Praytor Fay Roberson Ken Roberts Brenda Robinson Jimmy Rodgers % k 1 76 Euptnc Simmons Steve Simmons Anilii Sims BrcnJ.i Smith Sharon Tanner Caml Taylor Connie Taylor Robert Taylor Pat Stark Icy 77 Sophomores Bill Temples Jerry Tcmplelon John Terr) ' Danna Thomas Marsha Thompson Freshmen 79 Freshmen Karen Abcrnathy Mitchell Aclcin lk- erly Aders Connie Aldridge Carl Anker William Baker M.iry Barber Robert Beasley David Berry Paul Berry Cathy Biddy Ann Blocker Linda Bonner Sidney Bosworth Darlene Bouck Rose Mary Brackin Glenn Bradley Beverly Bradshaw Deliires Brand Donna Brasher Rebecca Brasher Bc erly Brown Chris Buckner Mike Bullock Kathy Burgess Dale Carroll lillul Carter Terry Case Gina Cash Penny Chasteen Kenneth Cottrell Steve Chandler 80 Donna Cacoone Mickey Cacoone David Christy Joel Clayton Dianne Col ley Sue Collins Ajnes Cook Sherry Cook Charles Creel Larry Criswell Donald Crow Kenneth Crowdcr Charlie Davis Joel Davis Ken Davis Cindy Day Connie Deason Ricky Dickinson Louis Donelson Nancy Drinkard Bill Eady Gary Edwards Beverly Eley Sharon Frazier Debbie Freeman David Gallaspy Jerry Garner Gloria Garrison Ricky Gat I in Sandra Gibson Marcia Gilman Eddie Glass 81 Freshmen Gloria Glass Kenneth Glass RanJy Glidewell Diane Goodwin Jonny Graham Steve Graves Shirley Griffith Bunny Grimsley David Grissom Gary Gulledpe ames Hall David Hallmark Bobbie Hendrix Danny Hicks W ' allis Hij;don Cathy Hines Ricky Holcombe Sandra Holmes 82 Carol Horstlcy Gary Jacks Ricky I.imvs Mike Johnson Ste e Johnson Tommy Johnson Donald Jones Evcreltc Jones Guy Jones Jack Jones Ronnie Jones Toney Jones Kenneth I..imbert Mike Ljndman Brenda Lane Deborah Lanminp Patsy Lane Mike Lawless Sieve Lawrence Kay Layficld Charles Lee Tim Lewis David Lonj; Michelle Lowery MJ 83 Freshmen • mtf- A Fresliman puttini; Jown a Senior??? Faith M.inky Kjrtn May I.aiira McCants Nancy McCoy Tim AfcDaniels Larry McDill William McKay Cynthia McKinney Benny McMunn Stanley McMunn Stephen McMunn Sharron McQueen Frankie Meier Johnny Meh in Billy Minyard Susan Missildine Ralph Mitchell Carolyn iNtobley Jeannctte Moore Marianne Morgan Mitchell Mundy Cindy Newsome Mike Nichols Dean Norris Nancy Norris Doug Orazine Debbie Palmer Donna Palmer 84 HliAibitli P.inncll I Tomni, P.inrull P.ini P.uker Tina Parr Pani Perry lenna Polk Phillip Pond Cindy Prigmore Gary Rea%es Cindy Reeder Deborah Rhodes Kay Robinson Diana Russell Ruby Russell Ricky Sammons Roger Sammons Debra Sanders Cindy Saxon Marsha Scott Danny Self Donny Self Charlotte Simmons Janice Simmons John Sims Tommy Sims Sandra Sizemore Ah ray Smith Eddie Smith and I thought was confused ! fcp «V ' i 85 Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS David Christy, Pres.; Kay Robinson, V. Pres.; Pam Perry, Sec. H f ,f 86 Mark Smith Ronald Smith Hal Smothers Frank Spitzer Steve Spitzer Deborah Stackhouse Ab St. John Deborah Sullivan Cathy Summerville Chris Summerville Nancy Swatzel Jan Thomas Rcba Thomas Joe Tillman Jeannine Timmons Reida Todd Gary Tucker Vanis Tucker Bobby Waldrop Benny Walker Donna Ware Rose Warren Deborah Warren Ricky Watkins Jeannie Weems Edward Whitley Billy Williams Brenda Williamson Graig Wilson Linda Wilson Features 87 Miss Hewitt Pageant 5; 3 f! l l fflHs f H K L w 1 Tuesday October 17 8:00 T TDii ;5VlLLE HIGH HEWITT TRUbbvii. Linda Shelton Miss Hewitt-Trussville Miss Linda Shelton, a senior is Hewitt ' s beauty queen for 1968. She was also our representative in the Dental Clinic Game for Miss Jefferson County. She enjoys playing the piano, tennis, and modeling. Linda plans to attend Auburn University where she will major in history. Miss Joy Vann Alt. Miss Hewitt 92 Miss Cissy McLendon Miss Laurie McLendon 93 Miss Paulette Gamble Miss Anne Burgess 94 Miss Sharon Srofe Miss Judy Watkins 95 clS USBfL ' Miss Linda Lamons Miss Penny Hill 96 1967 Homecoming Queen if Miss Linda Rogers 97 The Homecoming Court Jonelle McKee Dianne Russell Freshman Princess Donna Evans Sophomore Princess 98 Sr. Who ' s Who Best All Around Johnny Watkins Madolyn Biggs b ■ ' 1 V H K ! ' ■ II IHH ' Am r % E H . Most Likely To Succeed Wittiest Gene Faucett Judy Van Sandt Nell Bradford Ronnie Roper 99 Cutest Richard Aldridge Joy Vann Friendliest Charlotte Sizemore Frank Chandler Most Courteous Ben Machen Cissy McLendon 100 Most Athletic Sammy Choat Laurie McLcnJon Most Sophisticated Susan Gunter Milton Burttram 101 Jr. Who ' s Who Most Popular Terry Bailey Jonelle McKee Bo Davidson Sue Cherneski 102 Most Athletic Delane Honeycutt Howard Tate 103 Sophomore Who ' s Who w 9r  ?-4 Most Popular Donna Evans Robert Taylor Best All Around Kathy Hollingsworth Steve Waid Sil liest Sophomore Roxie Reeder Richard Reaves 104 Freshman Who ' s Who 1 Most Popular Chris Buckner Dianne Russell Best All Around ReidaTodd Phill Pond Greenest Freshman Loretta Williams Everette Jones 105 Senior Favorites Madolyn Biggs Mike Hathcock 106 Junior Favorites Jonelle McKee Bo Davidson 107 Sophomore Favorites i « Bob Taylor Donna Evans Freshman Favorites Kay Robinson Gary Reaves 108 Organizations i 109 Hewitt Trussville Student Council EXECUTIVE BOARD Fm Ko«. ' Jonelle McKee, 1st Vice-Pres.; Janet Freeman, Chaplain; Wanda Miller, Sec; Laurie McLendon, Parliamentarian; Sara Williams, Social Chairman; Mary Christy, Treas.; Miss Peer, Sponsor. Second Row: Gene Faucett, 2nd Vice-Pres.; Dennis Nabors, Pres. PREAMBLE We, the students of Hewitt-Trussville High School, in order to provide for student participation in school government, establish better training in citizenship, and establish better understanding between fac- ulty and students, insure a sincere respect for law and order, and thus promote a better school and community understanding, hereby enter this constitution as the supreme law, to which the student body may look for guidance. no I SENATORS F;r.t Rou: Kalhy Hollingsworth, Linda Rogers, Marlene Donaldson, Missy M organ, Afartha Mitchell, Sheila Parker, Pam Davis, Susan Giinter. SeconJ Row: Chris Summe rville, Frank Chandler, Dan Perrj-, Howard Tate, John Adcock, Phil Pond, Johnny Watkins, Milton Burtram, Skip Turner, Terry Case. SHOW US YOUR BOOSTER RIBBON! Ill INTER CLUB COUNCIL Fiisl Ron:- Judy Whisinant, Kathy HoUingswortli, Chris Hogan, Becky Champion, Susan Gunter, Cissy McClendon, Pam Davis. Second J(ou ' : Arme Burgess, Gary GiMiam, Mike Kemp, Robert Allen, Debbie Gullege. ■ • - . -, ,.  ■ _ - _ y . Glenn Thompson, Johnny Watkins, David Dobbs. Third Roii: David Needham, Dennis Nabors, Gene Faucett, Tommy Barber, 112 Junior National Honor Society 1st Row: Missy Morgan, Marlene Donaldson, Gayle Pannell, Linda Parsons. 2nii Row: Lynne Smith, Carolyn Travis, Joy Morrison. 3rd Row: Pat Gardner, Debbie Burke, Kathy Hollingsworth. 4th Row: Mike Kemp, Steve Waid. Eligibilit) ' for membership in the Junior National Honor Societ) ' requires attendance of at least one semester at Hewitt. Ail candidates must have a B average to be eligible for membership. The five qualifications of the Honor Society are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Character, and Citizenship. Exxcllence in Scholarship reveals not only that one ' s store of knowledge has been increased, but also that the individual has endeavored to make the most of the opportunities at hand. The qualification of Leadership is its highest sense is not simply an outgrowth of a vigorous and pleasing personality. In order to benefit mankind. Leadership must pro- ceed from unselfish motives, from a strong character, and from an informed mind. It requires constant denial of self, a genuine affection for mankind, and an abiding trust in God. Character is not measured by words and deeds alone, but how one acts in all different kinds of situations. Service symbolizes the unselfish courage which is used in s ervice of the nation, the school, and individual. Good citizenship means performing duties to benefit our nation. Left to Right: Mike Kemp, President; Missy Morgan, Treas.; Roby, Sponsor; Linda Parsons, Sec.; Debbie Burke, Vice-Pres. 113 Memento Staff To provide the students with a memory book of the school year and to present to the public a true picture of Hewitt- Trussville High School, the Memento Staff works from spring until spring to produce a yearbook of which all can be justly proud. Under the leadership of the editor-in-chief, the various sec- tion editors and their respective staffs spend long hours in planning and preparation of the finished book. The staff members ' greatest satisfaction is the pleasure each student derives from his greatly anticipated Memento. Reba Roper Editor-in-Chief 114 Class Section Joy Morrison — Assistant Donna Evans — Assistant Jaync Webster — Editor Carla Murphy — Assistant Club Section Beverly Moore — Assistant Charlotte Key — Editor Yvonne McFrancis — Assistant Sports Section Glen Thompson — Editor David Dobbs — Assistant 115 - - j 4 ' Business Patsy McKee — Manager Robert Morgan — Assistant Advertising Elizabeth Smith — Manager Debbie Burkes — Assistant 72: ;- 116 Advertising Staff Linda Hughes, Peggy Moxley, Billie Ann Burleson, Elizabeth Echols, Darlene Har el, Melda Deverell, Becky Weldon, Elizabeth Smith, Debbie Burkes. Features Shirley Shclton — Aiutliiitt Susan Gunter — Editor -a. 1 Art Peggy Moxley — Editor Faculty Missy Morgan — Assistant Carol Craft — Editor 117 First Row: Linda Shelton, Mary Christy, Joy Vann, Jane Webster, Reba Roper, Linda Rogers, Charlotte Sizemore, Janet Freeman, Mrs. Northern. Second Ron: Vickie Deason, Mary Exa Walker, Cissy Biggs, Rickie Wear, Donna Ginn, Joy Morrison, Donna Evans, JoNelle McKee. Third Row: Becky Stephens, Jeannie Wilson, Penny Hill, Patsy McKee, Susan Gunter, Linda Lamons, Alartha Mitchell, Pam Davis. Service Association Susan Gunter OFFICERS Left to Right: Linda Shelton, Treas.; Joy Vann, Corres. Sec; Sue Gunter, Pres.; Linda Lamons, Vice-Pres.; Cissy Biggs, Rec. Sec; Martha Mitchell, Pari. 118 Linda Lamons The Service Assuci.ition consists of twenty-five irls, sophomores to seniors. They must maintain at least a C average in their subjects. The members are selected not only by grades, but by their service to the school, ch.ir- acter, willingness to work, and personality. S.A. ' s sell pom-poms and stickers to boost school spirit. They sponsor Hey Day and Twirp Week, decorate for the Miss Hewitt pageant, work with underprivileged families, and other activities which benefit the community and Hewitt-Tmssville. The Service Association scncs you! Senior Members Vickie Deason Joy Vann Becky Stephens Reba Roper Sharon Srofe Ricki Sue Wear Jaync Webster Mary Christy 119 H Club Isl Row: D. Nabors, J. Watkins, M. Smith, F. Chandler, S. Choat, H. Tate, S. Turner, R. Wentzel, D. Griffin, J. Stephens, R. Taylor, M. Toomlinson. 2nd Row: D. Needham, T. Norris, N. Williams, J. ODell, B. Terry, D. Perry, S. Waid, R. Reeves, R. Landrum, E. Melton, F. Hamilton, E. McQueen. Cheerleaders: S. Gunter, M. J. Bosworth, L. Rogers, S. Parker, B. Reed, L. McLendon, J. Van Sandt, M. Biggs, L. Lamons, S. Williams, Coach H. O. Eubanks, sponsor. Promoting interest in athletics is the purpose of the H-CIub. Presi- dent is David Needham, Secretary is Sheila Parker, and vice-president is Eugene Melton, treasurer is Laurie McLendon. The H-Club furnishes the members of the athletic department with blazers. They buy awards for all athletic events. The club sponsors the faculty game against other schools. The H-Club is also in charge of the concession stand at the basketball games. 120 H-CLUB 01-1-lCERS Coach H. O. Eubanks, Sjwnsor Da id Nccdham, PresiiUiil Shelia Parker, SecrelM) Eugene Melton, Vice Preshleul Laurie McLendon, Treasurer Betcha ' can ' t guess what ' s in the cup, Cuach. 121 First Row: Pat Epps, Cathy Abels. 2t!d: Martha Hudson, Nancy Watts, Pat Stevenson, Judy Mays, Nona Mays. 3rd: Jerry Davis, Gary Hogan, Daryl Dover, Ronnie Bingham, Rusty Armstrong, Steve Robinson. I.C.T. A part-time co-operative high school program, the I. C. T., or Industrial Co-Op Training, is designed to offer training in trade or industrial occupations. The club is made up of students who want a profession and are willing to spend one period a day in an organized, related program of study about their job. These stu- dents take the required subjects in the morning, and each afternoon they go to their jobs and apply what they have learned. Mr. Gregg, Sponsor 122 Savings Bank The students of Hewitt, together with Junior Achievement and BTNB, work to form the HHWirr TRUSSVII.LH SAVINGS BANK. The ohjcct of the hank is to teach students at Hewitt how to save money. This opportunity i ives students experience as savers and bank workers. The job of the Board of Directors is to en- courage the students to bank regularly. With the help of the BTNB advisor, students do all the work responsible for the smooth running of the bank. It ' s not how much you save, but how often you save. OIFICERS Jonelle McKee, Secretary Mike C.iuble, President Frank Tapley, Vice President Mr. Whittaker, Sponsor First Rou: Becky Champion, Pat Gardner, June Morgan. Second Row: Jonelle McKce, Vicki Deason, Nancy Drinkard, Vicki Martin ThirJ Row: Mr Whiltaker. Chris Summen ille, Mike Cauble, Frank Tapley. 123 Girls ' Athletic Club Left to Right: Freida Deavers, Becky Reed, Tovia Turner, Delanc Honeycutt, Sl)cila Parker, Susan Duncan, Judy Van Sandt, Laurie McLendon, Patsy Stone, Peggy Moxley, Sara Williams, Miss Skelton, Cissy M cLendon, Jane Southerland, Barbara Fowler, Sue Johnson, Wanda Miller, Becky Weldon, Myra Lovvorn, Debbie Burks, Roxie Reeder, Leta Ackers, Mary Jane Bosworth. G.A.C. Stands for the Girl ' s Athletic Club. This is an honorary organization with membership of 22 girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. These girls have the privilege of wearing a white gym suit and club pin. To be eligible for membership invitation, a girl must have a B average both semesters in Physical Education, with an over all C average in other subjects; assist successfully one semester; and participate in two out of four sports and four out of seven individual or duel sports, and score 200 or more points in the Intramural Program. The G.A.C. ' s sponsor the intramural program. This program stimulates the interest in physical education and promotes a good athletic program at Hewitt. Another purpose is to be of the greatest possible service to our school. 124 v 1 M ' iMm G.A.C. It ' s well worth the hard work it takes to become a member of this great club ! OFFICERS: Sue Johnson, chaplain; Myra Lovvorn, treasurer; Wanda Miller, Laurie McLendon, Vice President; Sara Williams, Secretary; Cissy McLendon, President; social cliairnian; Susan Duncan, parliamentarian; Miss Skellon, sponsor. 125 Beware of the powder puff sneak ! All aboard the G.A.C. band wagon G.A.C. ' s strive for perfection 126 4 H To make the best better, is the motto of the Boy ' s 4-H. These boys have projects in farming and poultry and projects in lamp building and safety. Their projects are judged and the 1st p lace winner competes with stu- dents in county, district, and state competi- tion. The 4-H pledge is: I pledge my head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger sen ' ice, and my health to better living . . . for my club, my community, and my coun- tr ' . OFFICERS Newton Williams, Pres.; Larry Criswell, Vice-Pres.; Ronnie Smith, Sec; Coach Dyer, Spon. 4 H Club Boys 127 OFFICERS Vicki Deason, Secretmy Chris Hogan, Pn ' siclent Linda Shelton, Treasurer Mr. Haynes, Sjwnsor Tim Franklin, Vice PresideiH Mrs. Scruggs, Sponsor Red Cross Christmas bags are filled with the help of the student body and the leadership of the Red Cross. 128 1 Red Cross High school Red Cross councils arc mem- bers of the American Red Cross, which is a national organization. Members arc elected from each homeroom on the basis of their desire to serve. All of our activities; however, center around fi e ideas: Service, Health, In- ternational Understanding, Citizenship, and Intelligent Leadership. We serve the Children of the world with our welfare projects; our teachers and class- mates by improving our school; our neigh- bors who are victims of disaster; and our- selves by serving others. ' ..... w ' - V • 1 IT ' BJb 1! Camp Delegates Red Cross Hometoom Representatives 129 Math Honor Club On-ICERS Tommy Barber, President; Wanda Parsons, Vice President; Charlotte Sizemore, Secretary; Judy Edmondson, Treasurer; Mrs. Thomas, Sponsor. A nationally organized honor club, the Mu Alpha Theta is com- posed of outstanding math students in high schools and junior colleges. To be eligible for membership in our local chapter, a student must be a junior or senior who is enrolled in either Algebra II or trigonometry. A B average must be maintained in Algebra II, but one C average is permissible in trigonometr) ' . You want us to be in the Math Honor Club? ! Are you sure? 130 First Row: Judy Edmondson, Sue Johnson, Wanda Parsons, Janet Freeman, Chris Hogan. 2nd: Linda Rogers, Judy Van Sandt, Anne Burgess, Charlotte Sizemore, Viclci Skelton. 3rd: Gene Faucett, Tommy Barber, David Dobbs. First Row: Leslie Lane, Johnnie Cherneski, Donna Ginn, Linda Shelton, Jonelle McKee, Valerie Kilgore. 2nd: Debbie Starika, Nancy Simmons, Beverly Moore, Joan Henson, Kay Hopkins, Shirley Shelton, Martha Mitchell, ird: Danny Campbell, Andrew Latham, Glen Thompson, Ronnj Landrum. Terr) ' Hawkins. Steve McCay, Dan Perrj ' , David McClusky. 131 Y Teens Devotion to duty and aid for others are truly the ideas of this service association. The Y-Teens Club is a Christian organization affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. Each girl in the Y-Teen is devoted to the ser ' ice of her school, home, com- munity, and fellowman. The ser ' ices provided by the Y-Teens at Hewitt- Trussville are many and varied. Each year the girls prepare Thanksgiving baskets for the needy families; at Christmas time the Y-Teens dress dolls for under- privileged children, wrap gifts for elderly people at the University Hospital, and devote their time work- ing for the Goodfellow ' s Store, which supplies toys for needy children. MISS Y-TEEN Becky Weldon 132 Y-Teens prepare baskets at Christmas Time, for needy families. OFFICERS Judy Watkins, I.C.C. Rep,. Wanda Hatf.eld, Chaplain, Jan Brandenburg. Vice-Pres, Debbie Gulledpe. President. Nell Bradford. Secretary. Betty Garner. Treas., Becky Weldon Hamilton. I.C.C. Rep. 133 Senior National I Fiat Row: Chris Hogan, David Dobbs, Tommy Barber, Gene Faucett, Judy Van Sandf. Second Row: Judy Edmondson, Linda Shelton. Third Row: Charlotte Sizemore, Mrs. Burgess, Janet Freeman. Fourth Row: Vickie Skelton, Patsy Stone, Peggy Moxley, Anne Burgess, Sue Johnson. The Senior National Honor Society strives to pro- mote responsible leadership, loyal service to the school and community, outstanding citizenship, character beyond reproach, and excellent scholarship in the students of our school. To become a member a student must have a B average in all subjects, show qualities of leadership with exceptional character. Leit to right: Janet Freeman, Treas.; Judy Van Sandt, SeC; David Dobbs, Pres.; Gene Faucett, Vice Pres.; Vickie Skelton, Corres. Sec. V dkk Tommy Barber Janet Freeman Peggy Moxley Honor Society Anne Burgess r- tk Gene Faucett Wanda Parsons  ik David Dobbs Chris Hogan Charlotte Sizemore . ,; x m Judy Edmondson Sue Johnson Linda Shelton Patsy Stone Vickie Shelton Rickie Sue Wear Judy Van Sandt 135 First Row: Joy Vann, Johnny Watkins, M rs. Sutter. Second Row: John Adcock, Frank Chandler, Milton Buttram, David Dobbs, Sammy Cheat, Dennis Nabors, Steve Waid. Third Row: Gene Faucett, Richard Aldridge, Ronnie Landrum, Mike Smith, Robert Johnson, Steve McKay, David McClusky. Fourth Row: David Spitzer, Mike Choat, Robert Taylor, Dan Perry, Mike Gibson, Wayne Kennedy, Jerry Stephens. Fijth Row: Gary Brown, Terry Hawkins. The Key Club The qualifications for membership in the Key Club are excellent citizenship, leader- ship, ability, and an overall B average. The Key Club is a boys ' honor club which is made up of the outstanding boys from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes. This club is a ser ' ice club which promotes and maintains the principles of good citizenship. Each year it is one of the most outstanding clubs in our school. ,, IHIHIIIb_ . ;- ..s — -i ' 3S WMm.wi M r ' wir ■3 % 1  BOARD OF DIRECTORS First Row: Joy Vann, Johnny Watkins, Mrs. Sutter. Second Row: Sammy Choat, Dennis Nabors, Milton Burttram. Third Row: Dan Perry, Steve Waid, David Dobbs. 136 Joy V.inn KHY CI.liBS Vl!innnART T -f I dtM David Dobbs SECRETARY Richard Aldridt;e The Key Club Johnny Watlcins PRESIDENT Dennis Nabors John Adcock Senior Members Sam Choat VICE-PRESIDENT Tram Norris Frank Chandler i Milton Burttram TREASURIiR Gene Faucett Is this the way to Monks? 137 Choral Department The Choral Department is one of Hewitt ' s outstanding departments, and it is directed by Mr. Owen Lay. .This department has a full scheduled musical curriculum. Part of this curriculum in- cludes operettas, plays, charity perform- ances, competitional meets, and ever} ' day hard work and practice. The choice vocal group is the Mixed Chorus. To get into this group, one must try out and show a genuine love, knowl- edge, and hunger for music. Members are voted in on their musical ability, a written test, character, and personality. MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS Tim Franklin, Student Song Director; Tommy Barber, President; Charlotte Flynn, Librarian; Joy Vann, Secretary; Mary Christy, Treasurer. First Row: Owen Lay, W. Parsons, M. Christy, L. Lamons, D. Andrews, J. Reaves, B. Champion, P. Roper, M. E. Walker, S. WiUiams. 2nd Row: S. McQueen, R. Hickman, L. Paul, M. Morgan, T. Barber, B. Smith, D. Burke, J. Vann, D. Warren, K. Self. 3rd Row: R. Moore, B. Freeny, R. Jennmgs, J. Amberson, C. Dickinson, B. Machen, T. Franklin, B. Hicks, R. Godwin, J. Rogers, M. Garrison, R. Watkins. R. Wright, P. Prigmore. 138 THE MADRIGALIANS g H B I M M B. ' ' ' fl GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE Sara Williams Betty Morton Linda Paul Charlotte Flynn Rita Hickman Debbie Burke Joy Vann BOYS ' OCTET Cliff Dickinson Bill Hicks Tommy Barber David Price Phillip Prigmore 139 GIRLS ' CHORUS H-T BOYS ' CHORUS Royce Godwin — President Billy Freeny — Vice Presidetit Dickie Dollar — Secretary Chuck Hawkins — Treasurer Roger Moore — Social Chairman Joe Coody — Social Chairman David Norris — Assistant Sec. 140 Library Club This year the hhrary cluli is striving; to iiKTc.isc the interest ol the student body toward the rewards and usefulness of the Hewitt -Trussvi He hhrary. We have tried to make the appearance of the library more pleasant in order to create .m atmosphere of better learning, and to impress upon each student the enjoyment of reading. OFFICERS Elaine Norris, Trcas.; Nnna Chandler, Sec; Ann Glenn, Vice Pres.; Pam Davis, Pres. Library Club Members 141 Hewitt Trussville Marching Band First Row: P. Renda, J. Adams, P. Putman, A. Burgess, B. Stephens, P. Hill. Second: D. Campbell, R. Beck, D. Gardner, R. Cash, M. Mundy, J. Taylor, V. Kilgore, R. Wells. Third: L. Bonner, D. Landrum, C. Miller, J. Johnson, D. Mason, R. Kilpatrick, C. Quinn. Fourth: S. Hutchings, J. Abels, M. Lowery, J. Parker, B. Glenn, M. Pass, J. Ronchetti. Fifth: T. Ware, K. Black, B. Buckner, S. McCranie, S. Sar- gent, L. Fulton, A. Sims. Sixth: D. Hatfield, R. Jones, K. Kilpatrick, K. Buford, J. Warnick, L. Hightower, M. Jones. Seventh: S. Hutcher- son, R. Hathaway, B. Busby, D. Johnson, P. Boone, M. Graben, L. Matthews. Eighth: R. Harlow, E. Jones, T. Garrett, G. Cagle, R. Mitchell, B. Bradshaw. Standing: S. Todd, B. Pannell, B. Eley, P. Eley. COLOR GUARD Beth Pannell, Beverly Eley, Pam Eley, Sharon Todd Membership into the band is open to all students at Hewitt who are interested in good music. The Band is an integral part of the total school program. Our band is a real asset to the school and community. It marches at all varsijy football games, performs at pep rallies, and plays a major role in main- taining school spirit. The band represents the school in parades both in and outside the state, and at District and State Contests and Festivals. 142 KI«« Brass Section Finl Ron: Dalmous Johnson, Mike Grayson, Phil Boone, Butch Busby. Second Rou : David Hatfield, Michelle Lower)-, L,irry Mathews, Ronnie Hath- away. Trumpets Phillip Rcnda, Kenny Black, Terry Ware, Jim Warnick, Ken Buford, Mike Jones, Larry High- tower, Ricky Harlow, Renny Jones, David Mason, Robin Wells, Kent Kilpatrick. Saxophones Charles Quinn, Ray Kilpatrick, Bobby Buckner, Regina Cash, Janet Parker. Milo Pass, Bobby Glenn, Steve Hutcherson. Flutes Oboe Bassoon Scitlv i: Joe Ronchelti, Repina Beck, Deborah Gardner. Sl.mdiiif : Jackie Taylor, Jan Adams, Mitchell Mundy, Jane Johnson, Penny Hill, Valerie Kili ore. Percussion Sealed: Be erly Bradshaw. Standing: Ralph Mitchell, Earl Jones, Wayne Kelso, Terry Garrett, Gordon Cagle. Clarinets First Row: Pam Eley, Anita Sims, Linda Bonner, Cathy Miller, Susan Hutchings, Debbie Landrum, Beth Pannell. Second Row: Danny Campbell, Judy Abels, Susan McCranie, Peggy Putman, Anne Bur- gess, Becky Stephens, Linda Fulton, Susan Sargent. 144 Anne Burgess Peggy Putman Becky Stephens Majorettes and Drum Major 145 Compass Club Membership of the Compass Club consist of stu- dents taking mechanical drawing. These students learn the art of different designs, the ways of drawing, and the purpose of using these methods. The Compass club further stimulates the interest of the members for drawing and helps them decide for a career in archi- tecture. OFFICERS John Garrison, Sergeant at Arms Tommy Bu2bee, Secretary Wayne Pond, Vice President Ronnie Roper, President ' ifT ■ I ■ HH IJ 1 • 1 i ■1 IL LiJl 1 ' ij 1 H rlB MM f Bj H H f 1 , H - Sg .• ™ 146 First Rou: Debbie Gullege, Darlene Harvel, Becky Champion, Ann Shannon. Second Row: Ann Blocker, Jeannie Weems, Debra Rhodes, Mr. Isreal, Kay Roddam, Becky Redd, Carol Craft, Deloras Brand. PRESIDENT Becky Champion s - _ VICE PRESIDENT Darlene Harvel SECRETARY Debbie Gulledge The members of the Future Nurses Club are involved in many worthwhile activities in their community. They do volunteer work at local hospitals, take part in campaigns to collect food and clothing for. needy families, and collect fruit baskets for underprivileged children. In February of every year all of the clubs from all over the state of Alabama meet for a two day convention. They attend meetings during the day to help them understand every aspect of nursing; the academic, as well as the desires to ease pain and suffering. 147 SENIORS Firsi Rou: Mike Hathcock, Ronnie Jennings, Randy Heaton. Second Row: Nathen Simmons, Alan Hogan, Tommy Barber, Billy Thomas. Hi-Y The Y.M.C.A. is the sponsor of the Hi-Y Club. It is a ser ' ice club whose members are always looking for ways to improve their school and community. The Hi-Y is a Christian organization for boys in all grades. To receive invitation into this club one must have a C average and a desire to serve. Hewitt ' s Champion M.irble Shooters! 148 Hi-Y boys . . . and uh, friends First Rou-: Richard ReeMS, Bo Davidson. Second Ron: Mr. Walker, Bill Hicks. Glen Thompson, Donald Allan, .Sam Collins 149 Printers Student body activities and the latest school happenings are reported by the Huskie Howl, which is spon- sored by Miss Bettis. The staff of the Huskie Howl strives to pro- duce an outstanding paper for the students and faculty. Everyone looks forward to each issue of the school paper. What ' s on the cover of the magazine, boys? Husky Howl Typists ISO Reporters Anne Burgess, Editor; Lynn i,...... , A..i.ia it Editor; Miss Bettis, Sponsor; Karen Anderson, Assistant Editor. Circulation 151 Audio- Visual Club The purpose of the Audio-Visual Club is the care of all audio-visual equipment. This club is composed of top students in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades, with a desire to be of service to the school. Both the Junior High School and the Elementary School use the members of this club when their assistance is needed. The Audio-Visual Club provides both an oppor- tunity to be of help to others and chances for ad- vancement in technical know-how under the super- vision of the sponsor, Mr. Williamson. The mem- bers spend the necessary time to learn the operation and minor upkeep of all audio-visual equipment. These boys and girls have accepted a large re- sponsibility in caring for the very valuable equipment. They are learning something which can be of great importance later in their life. We truly appreciate the job which they are fulfill- ing. G:y otE. ' J:rsti.H% ' ' y- ' ' ' ■ - «•■• ' - W ' ' --n. Phillip Prigmore, Greg Cherry. Richard 152 OFFICERS Mr Williamson, Sponsor; Gary Gilliland, President; Richard Gaylor, Vice President; Ellen NkKinney, Secretary; Greg Cherry, Treasurer; Gary Cherry, ' WT-i • T jAJVflft, Homecoming Parade Car 153 Art Club First Row: Patti Burks, Charlene Crabtree, Linda Watkins, Judy Whisenant, Jane Neuman, Sharon Todd, Rosemary Brackin, Caron Cornelious, Mrs. Brackin, Mike Mealer. Second Row; Charlotte Key, Dottie McMurry, Gary Tucker, Phillip Prigmore, Nick Nocola, Laura McCants, Francis McLain, Linda Parsons, Diane Durban, Catherine Dobson, Janet Rich, Dottie Snead. Third Row: Mike Moody, Rod Whittimore, Art Ward, Lillian Wallace, Marilyn Travis. We are proud of our Art Department at Hewitt and of the opportunities that it makes available to us. The purpose of this club is to further the appreciation of art among the students. Membership is open to students who are enrolled in Art classes and to students who have taken Art and wish to further their knowledge. This year Mrs. Brackin, with some help from her classes, built most of our home- coming exhibits. Prizes and awards are given to students who compete in High School, Fine Arts, and other divisions at the Alabama State Fair. The Art Club is also preparing to enter the Scholastic exhibit. 154 Lift to Right: Charlene Crabtree, Vice-Pres.; Judy Whisenant, Prcs.; Linda Watkins, Sec. Genius at work. The Art Club donated the Tree Of Life to the Library. 155 Spanish Club First Row: Robert Bryant, Jerry Meadows, John Mayers, Andrew Latham, Larry Mathews, David Parsons, Art Ward, Byron Terry, Stephen Henson, Robert Briggs. Second Row: Terry Resmondo, Jimmy Roper, Melda Deverell, Pam Camp, Charles Zeitvogel, Mike Kemp, Glenda McMurrey, Johnnie Sue Chesneski, Kathy Burgess, Mary Jane Bosworth, Carolyn Travis, Mary Barber. Thirtl Row: Joan Henson, Daphne Cooper, Bill Baker, Brice Wilson, Jack Lowery, Joe Reddick, Robert Allen, Nancy Wilson, Nelson Brackin, Janet Nixon, Miss Hemphill. Students studying Spanish who have a special interest in learning more about other countries and Spanish-speaking peoples make up the Spanish Club. At the meetings programs are presented on music, foods, costumes, Spanish customs, and any other subject about which the members show a curiosity. The sponsor of the club is Miss Hemp- hill. OFFICERS Robert Allen, President; Pam Camp, Vice-President; Melda Deverell, Secretary; Charles Zeituvgel, Parliamentarian. 156 CISTODIAN Mr. Leathers CASHIERS Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Martin L u n c h r o o m S t a f f First Rou: G. Martin, E. Burton. H. Brown, M. Phillips. Seconii Ron: L. Clark, D. McCarlhy, C. Layfield, S. Mullins, D. Gamble. 157 P.E. Assistants Under the supervision of the P.E. teachers, the physical education assistants use their free periods to help other students in the gym. They are truly appreciated, and the students benefit from their help. Transportation Hundreds of students ride the buses to school each day. The bus drivers are responsible for students transporting to and from Hewitt. Assistant bus drivers take over for the drivers in case of illness. Office Assistants While doing a great service to our school the office assistants gain experience in secretarial work. They mimeograph bulletins, answer the telephone, and run errands. 158 Athletics 159 Football r - wm) ijm .i,ilp - |l w« fe.?!f «« J«A- m AJiijsst. S. Turner, R. Taylor, C. Hall, D. Perry, D. Griffin, D. Needham, S. Waid, 2nd Row B. Cosby, J. Stephens, B. Hicks, S. Collins, R. Tollinson, D. Allen, C. Garner, R. Reaves, J. Amberson, 3rd Row T. Johnson, H. Tate, F. Hamilton, E. Melton M. Choat, E. McQueen, A. Loggins, D. Nabors, S. Choat, and F. Roddam. Coach Landham Coach Jett Head Coach Eubanks Coach Norris 160 ? s. SENIORS Eugene Melton, Dennis Nabors, Sammy Choat, Teff - Johnson, David Needham. SCHEDULE Leeds September ' 6 Tarrant September 15 Shades Valley September 22 John Carroll September 29 Erwin October 6 Mortimer Jordan October 13 (Homecoming) Mountain Brook October 20 Minor October 27 Banks November 3 Berry- November 10 40 Ralph Wentzel Managers Tim Holman Don McCants 161 HEWITT LEEDS 14 Even with our valiant defense, Leeds was able to score the first and fourth quarters. The Huskies made two magnificent drives to the 25 and 35 yard lines. Richard Reeves and Skip Turner were standouts in our first defeat. HEWITT 14 TARRANT 35 H.T. went to Tarrant for the battle between the Wildcats and our Huskies. Most of Tarrant ' s points were scored off passes. The Huskies ' defense fought hard on the parts of Richard Reeves and Eugene Melton but were over- come. HEWITT 7 SHADES VALLEY 33 This was the Huskies second home game. Shades Valley ruled mainly on their rushing game and was able to score early in the first quarter. The Huskies rallied late in the fourth quarter from a pass thrown by Ronny Landrum. The PAT was good, but the Huskies went to defeat. HEWITT 6 CARROLL 40 Hewitt suffered another defeat against John Carroll. Carroll came on strong in the first and fourth quarters to score 40 points. Hewitt rallied in the second quarter with the help of Needham, Reaves, Waid, Perry and Na- bors to go in for the T.D. but the extra point was no good. 162 HEWITT ERWIN 12 In the rivalry game of the year the Huskies showed one of their better games. Although Erwin scored twice, the Hiiskie defense was especially great. The Huskies halted two Eagle drives at the goal line to bring about the final score Eagle 12 Huskies 0. HEWITT 12 MORTIMER JORDAN 13 This was the Huskies greatest game. The Huskies fought hard and scored early in the sec- ond quarter and held the only score of the first half. The Huskie defense held Mortimer Jordan from scoring till the third quarter which tied the score 6-6. Then with 8 minutes left in the third quarter Jordan kicked off and Robert Taylor returned the ball 90 yards to bring the score 12-6. In the fourth quarter Hewitt fumbled the ball and Jordan took the ball in to make it 12-12. The Blue Devils then kicked the extra point and nudged Trussville out 13-12. HEWITT 7 MOUNTAIN BROOK 28 The Spartans of Mountain Brook came on strong against the Huskies. The Spartans manage to score late in the first quarter and the PAT was good, making it 7-0, In the second quarter H. T. on a combination of passing and running scored to tie the score 7-7. After the second quarter the Spartans managed to score three more times defeating the Huskies 28-7. HEWITT 7 BANKS 40 The Jets were led to a victory by John Musso. They were able to score in the first three quarters to overcome the Huskies. The Huskies on the parts of Perry, Tate, Needham, and Waid were able to score in the third quarter. HEWITT BERRY 46 The Huskies went to Berry for their final game. We put up a good fight but were unable to keep them from scoring eight touchdowns. ■j m W ■ MMtKk Jt ' u ] | B9 m j H|g || i| jy||||v I H nM Bi K 9lI1 j i 91 1 ■ L w M IHH i 1 ■ii K. ■ MKttM f. ' :y- .:f4 HEWITT MINOR 42 The Huskies fought a hard game against the Tigers but were unable to put any points on the board. The Huskies late in the second quarter drew together their power and moved within the Tiger ' s 10, but were halted by the clock. Later in the fourth quarter the Huskies penetrated the Tiger ' s 20 but lost the ball to the Tigers by an inter- ception. Sammy Choat Eugene ' Melton rr. D.i k1 NecJliani John ; inlKrMjn Sam Collins Charles Garner Bill Hicks 165 David McClusky Eddie McQueen Dan Perry Fred Roddam Howard Tate Mitchell Tomlinson 166 Donald Allen Mike Cheat Danny Cosby Dale Griffin Cliff 1 1 Freddie Hamilton JS I ' l Hkk Hil fJm 53 k. V - ' Dri .  kJ ' ' k. ' Alan Logijins Richard Reaves Jerry Stephens Robert Taylor Skip Turner Steve , 167 Johnny Watkins Jack ODell Newton Williams Byron Terry Robert Johnson Mike Smith 168 Arnold Self Everett Jones Gordon Marlow B-Team First Ron: Djnny Cshy. Donald Allen, Butch Hall, Clifi Hall, D.ik- Cr Chris Buckner, John Terr) ' , Donald Runyn, Robert Beasley, Danny Jo AiikcT. Stc L ' Ch.indJLT, c Smith and Glenn South. ..-( ' ;, Row: SCHEDULE Shades Valley September 25 Leeds October 2 Tarrant October 9 Erwin October 16 Phillips November 13 The B-Team, under the coaching direction of Coach Norris and Coach Landman, won for the Huskies their only victory of the year. The Huskies were fired up and beat Phillips 16-6. Danny Cosby recovered a fumble early in the first quarter and ran for the T.D. from the 40 yard line. Later in the third quarter Jerry Stephens kicked a field goal from the 15 raising the score to 10 to 0. Everett Jones in the fourth quarter ran the ball to the 1 and on the next play Freddie Hamilton took the ball in to score. Phillips came back in the fourth quarter in a des- perate drive to make their only T.D. of the game. The Huskie defense fought hard on the parts of Donald Allen, Danny Cosby, Fred Roddam and Cliff Hall. 169 Basketball VARSITY D. Perry, S. Choat, R. Landrum, E. B. Hanks, E. McQueen, A. Lathum, B. Davidson, S. Turner, S. Waid, Coach Norris, T. Hawkins. The 1967-68 Hewitt-Trussville Basketball Team with Dwight Norris as their coach, has worked hard this year. With an overall record of 9 wins and 7 losses, Hewitt has won 5 county games and lost 2 as of January 27. With Coach Norris, the Huskies finished second in the Leeds Invitational, losing only to Odenville. The team also placed fourth in the Carbon Hill Invitational. The Huskies unfortunately missed going to the Jefferson County Classic when they were defeated by Shades Valley. Continuous practice, dedication, and desire has really kept our team fighting. With only one senior on our team, the young inexperienced players have proved promising. We would like to congratulate our team for the fine sportsmanship shown and their excellent work. 170 COACH NORRIS, CAPTAIN CHOAT Now get your bee-beep out there and play ball ! Do tha( again and I ' ll throw it at ya Needless to say, Rcnny was not elected most enthusiastic! 171 S.unmy Choat iorvvard Ronny Landrum forward Steve Waid guard Skip Turner guard Terry Hawkins guard 172 Boys, the object of the game is to pick up the jacks before the little ball bounces twice. Bo Davidson, Jot-ward Dan Perry forward E. B. Hanks center Hn m f ii r J k. i IfiB Ht vip H fSSaN H mm 4 a H C? ' 3?S5C Who says Ban won ' t wear off? IHEERLEADERS SAY W Hey, fellows, look at that girl behind you ! If you will line up, uc will take turns! B-Team Ut Row: Robert Taylor, Paul Mauldin, Glen Thompson, Mike Cheat, Larry Moss. Zinl Ron: Coach Jett, Br)ce Wilson, Jim Rodgers, Freddie Hamilton, Ken Roberts, Ronnie Hathway, Wayne Kennedy, Neishn Brackin, Lance Burleson, Mike Gibson. 175 m Track As of February 5, Hewitt ' s Track Team had not entered any meets. Six meets have been scheduled for April; the Alabama Relay, Auburn Invitational, Hewitt Invitational, Montgomery Invitational, and the sectional and state meets. Although having not competed in any meets, we have great expectations for our team and sincerely hope they will make a fine showing for the school. Some of the Huskies that we believe will come on strong are Bo Davidson and Freddie Hamilton, high hurdlers; Sammy Qioat, discus; Tram Norris, low hurdles; David Newsome, pole vault; and Johnny Watkins, relay. mm MltM ' ALJltk iM. Ill Row: Bo Davidson; Richard Reaves; Tram Norris; Johnny Watkins; Alan Hogan; Donald Runyn; Robert Johnson. 2nd Rou: Howard Tate; Donald Allen; Eugene Melton; Sammy Choat; Eddie McQueen; Gordon Marlow; David Newsome; Freddie Hamilton. 176 SENIORS Eugene Melton; Sammy Choat; Johnny Watkins; Tram Norris; Alan Hogan - r.- J - www Freddie Hamilton- High Hurdles V V SajiiJiiy Choat- Discus Johnny Watkins Relay 177 Wrestling Wrestling was a big part of the athletic program at Hewitt again this year. The team wrestled Tarrant, Erwin, Shades Valley, Mountain Brook, Mc Adory, and Fairfield. The wrestling team was made up of all sophomores and juniors except for one senior. Some of the most outstanding wrestlers were Sam GoUins, Skippy Quick, Gary Glark, Mitchell Tomlinson, and Richard Reaves, who finished fifth in the state as a sophomore. You guys get off my head or I will disqualify you both. I ' ll pat your head, you rub your stomach. 178 David Christ) ' , Tuck McLendon, David O ' Dell, Danny Johnson, Gary Clark, Edward Quick, Gary Reaves, Everett Jones, Billy Williams, Sam Collins, Bill Hicks, Mitchell Tomlinson, Sammy Key, Richard Reaves, Robert Beasley. H-T wins aeain. 179 r J Varsity Cheerleaders fi The Varsity Cheerleaders are hard-working girls who inspire our team to victory and encourage true school spirit. They are selected by the previous year ' s cheerleaders and their sponsor, Mrs. Pat Smith. Two definite qualifications are a C average and an excellent conduct record. Lmd.i Rubers Head Sara Williams Co-head Madolyn Biggs Susan Gunter Linda Lamons 180 Laurie McLendon Janic Wentzel — ALiscol Judy Van Sandt Mary Jane Bosworth Sheila Parker Becky Reed 181 Marlene Donelson Head B-Team Cheerleaders Judy Dixon Co-head Joy Morrison Donna Evans i- ' vVrA -• ' .... i fuifr . ' ji. .L:. . . 182 Genny Taggart Rita Todd Dianne Russell Daphne Cooper Senior Directory DONNY ABELS; Band; 4H Club; Compass Club. JOHN A. ADCOCK: Junior National Honor Society; Letter- man, Baseball; Sec, Latin Club; Key Club; 1967 Citizenship Tour; Senator, 1968 Student Council; Senior Class President. RICHARD BRANTLEY ALDRIDGE: Key Club; Red Cross; President ' s Physical Fitness Award. GREGORY LACY AMICK: 4-H Club; Glee- Club; French Club; F.F.A. KAREN ESTELLE ANDERSON: French Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Y-Tcens; Future Secretaries; Asst. Editor, Husky Howl. JESSE R. ARMSTRONG: French Club; Hi-Y Club. CHARLES ROY BAGBY: 4-H Club; Bus Driver; Pep Club. THOMAS N. BARBER: 4-H Club; A.F.S. Club; Pres., Math Honor Club; Pres., Mixed Chorus. GLENN ARTHLfR BARTON: 4-H Club; Latin Club. MARILYN LUCILLE BEAVERS: 4-H Club; Y-Teens; Future Secretaries Club; Pep Club. REGINA MARIE BECK: Junior National Honor Society; Band; I Husky Howl Staff. I ' MADOLYN BIGGS: Majorette; Band; Homecoming Court, ' 65, , ' 66, ' 68; S.A.; Sec, Junior Class and S.A. ' s; Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; Pep Club. I RONNIE BINGHAM: 4-H Club. W. STANLEY BLYTHE: 4-H Club; Perfect Attendance, ■66; Compass Club. JOHNNY BOWDEN: 4-H Club. i LYNDA YVONNE BOX: 4-H Club; Y-Teens; Future Secre- ; taries; Pep Club; Husky Howl Staff. CAROLINE NELL BRADFORD: Sec, Y-Teens; Pep Club; Future Secretaries Club. LINDA JAN BRANDENBURG: Vice-Pres., Y-Teens; Future Secretaries Club; Pep Club. LINDA ANN BRYANT: 4-H Club. ELIZABETH ANNE BURGESS: Junior National Honor Society; Band; Majorette; Editor, Husky Howl; Math Honor Club; Sen- ior National Honor Society; National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist; Miss Hewitt Contest, Top 20, ' 65, ' 67, Top 10, ' 68. PAUL HUKSON: ill Club. MILTON BUiriTRAM: Letterman, B-Tcam and Varsity Foot- ball and Track; H-Club; French Club; Senator Student Council; Treas., Key Club. TOMMY BUZBEE: Compass Club. BILLIE ANN BURLESON: Junior National Honor Society; Glee Club; Memento Staff; Nurses Club; Bank Teller, LYNN CABANISS: 4-H Club. BONNIE JOYCE CAMERON: Future Nurses Club; Red Cross; French Club; Pep Club; Co-Op Program. BRENDA REED CARTER: Y-Teens; Bank Toller; A B Honor Roll. WILLIAM SCOTT CASE: Compass Club; 4-H Club; B-Team Football. REBECCA JEAN CHAMPION: Junior High Cheerleader; Pres. Future Nurses Club; Vice-Pres. Future Nurses of Alabama; Inter- Club Council; Bank Board; Mixed Chorus. FRANK CHANDLER: Homeroom Pres., ' 65, ' 66, ' 67; Key Club; Letterman, Football; H-Club; Baseball; Senator Student Council; Junior Class Treas.; Compass Club. MICHAEL CHERRY: 4-H Club; Baseball; Track; Pep Club. SAMMY CHOAT: 4-H Club; B-Team and Varsity Football; Basketball; Track; Vice-Pres., Key Club; H-Club; Vice-Pres., Junior Class. MARY CHRISTY: S.A.; Mixed Chorus; Red Cross; Pep Club; Miss Hewitt Contest, ' 67, ' 68; Treas., Student Council, ' 68; French Club; A.F.S.; Vice-President, Homeroom, ' 66; Sec, Homeroom, ' 65; Y.F.C. Club; Girl ' s Chorus. JUDY HINES CLAWSON: Y-Teens; Bank Board. JOHN R. COLLINS: Pres., Homeroom, ' 65, ' 66; Varsity Foot- ball; Baseball; Best Dressed, Who ' s Who, ' 67. BETTY COX: A.F.S.; Y-Tcens; Knitting Club; Library Asst. CAROL ANN CRAFT: Husky Howl Staff; Memento Staff; Faculty Editor; Pep Club; Sec, Future Nurses Club; Y-Teens; Knitting Club; A B Honor Roll; 4-H Club; Perfect Attendance, ' 65, ' 66, ' 67. JERRY LEE DAVIS: Compass Club; Science Club; B-Team Football. RONNY DEAN: Compass Club; 4-H. 183 VICKIE DEASON: Jr. Nafl Honor Society; Red Cross; Knitting Club; Homeroom Pres., ' 66; Bank Board of Directors; S.A.; Sec. Homeroom, ' 67; Office Asst. STEPHEN DAVID DOBBS: Sr. Nafl Honor Society Pres.; Key Club Sec; Vice-Pres. Math Honor Club; Compass Club; Sr. Homeroom Pres.; Memento Staff; Vice-Pres. Jr. Nat ' I Honor So- ciety; Honor Roll; Spanish Club; Track; Basketball. CECIL DARRYL DOVER: Compass Club; Science Club. BENNY DRAKE: Mech. Drawing Club. MICHAEL DUNCAN: Sports announcer for football, basketball, and track, ' 66, ' 67, ' 68; Compass Club; Student of the Month; Pep Club; Camera Club; Rocket Club; Jr. Ill Homeroom Treas. SUSAN FOWLKES DUNCAN: G.A.C. Pari.; P.E. Asst.; A.F.S. Treas.; Sr. II Homeroom Treas.; Latin Club; Bank Teller. JUDITH CARROLL EDMONDSON: Sr. Nafl Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Library Club; Homeroom Sec, Sr. II, Jr. Ill; A.F.S. ; Jr. Nafl Honor Society. JANE EDWARDS: Pep Club; Band Color Guard; 4-H; Knitting Club; Girls Chorus. PAMELA ELEY: Girls Chorus; Band Color Guard; Knitting Club; 4-H; Jr. Ill Chorus; Oklahoma . REUBEN EVANS GENE EDWARD FAUCETT: Vice-Pres. Nafl Honor Society; Jr. Nafl Honor Society; Math Honor Club; 2nd Vice-Pres. Stu- dent Council; Pres. Operators Club; Vice-Pres. Sr. II Home- room; Sr. II Stunt Night; Pres. 4-H; Civitan Oratorical Contest. MIKE FORD: Hi-Y; B-Team and Varsity Baseball; B-Team Basketball; Compass Club. BARBARA GAIL FOWLER: G.A.C; P.E. Asst.; French Club; Pep Club; A.F.S. Club; Student Council Rep. TIM FRANKLIN: Pres. of Ala. High School Red Cross; Mixed Chorus, Octet; Red Cross Vice-Pres.; Hi-Y Pres.; All State Cho- rus; Cindy ; Y.F.C. Club; A.F.S. Club; Oklahoma ; Home- room Pres., Jr. Ill, Sr . II. JOHN KENNETH FRANKS: Pep Club; French Club; Home- room Vice-Pres., Sr. II, Sr. I; A.F.S.; Science Club; Jr. Nafl Honor Society; Jr. Ill Student Council Pres.; Basketball; Base- ball. BRENDA FREEMAN: Pep Club; P.E. Asst.; Cheerleader, Var- sity and B-Team; G.A.C; Red Cross Treas.; H-CIub; Future Nurses Club. WILLIAM CHARLES FREENY, JR.: Bus Driver; Pep Club; Art Club; Vice-Pres. Boys Chorus; Football; Track; Wrestling Team. JANET FREEMAN: Math Honor Club; S.A.; Student Council Chaplain; Treas. of Sr. Nat ' I Honor Society; Jr. NafL Honor Society; Latin Club; Jr. Ill Best All Around. NANCY PAULETTE GAMBLE: Top 10, Miss Hewitt Contest, ' 67; Art Editor of Memento; Art Club; Jr. Ill Homeroom Off.; Bank Board of Directors. BETTY RUTH GARNER: Y-Teens, Treas.; Office Asst.; Fu- ture Nurses Club; 4-H; Pep Club; A.F.S. Club. MICHAEL LOVIS GARRISON: Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus; Hi-Y Club; Red Cross Council; Second Place Prize in Science Fair. ROYCE FREDERICK GODWIN: Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus Pres.; B-Team Basketball. PAMELA GAIL GREEN: Y-Teens; Future Nurses; Honor Roll; Pep Club; 4-H; Bookkeeping Award; Red Cross Rep.; Perfect Attendance. DEBORAH LEE GULLEDGE: Y-Teen Pres.; Future Nurses; Bank Teller; Red Cross Rep.; Y-Teen Sec; Outstanding Y-Teen; Girls Chorus; Jr. Achievement; Pep Club; Jr. Homeroom Treas.; 4-H; F.H.A. SUSAN S. GUNTER: Cheerleader; H-Club; S.A. Pres.; Feature Editor of Memento Staff; A.F.S.; Inter-Club Council; Top 10, Miss Hewitt Pageant; Senator of Student Council; Latin Club; Pep Club. MICHAEL W. HATHCOCK: Bus Driver; Hi-Y; President ' s Physical Fitness Award. SHIELA DARLENE HARVEL: Vice-Pres. of Future Nurses Club; Pep Club; Annual Staff; Y-Teens; Pres. Girls Chorus; Bank Teller; 4-H; Knitting Club. GLENDA BAGGETT HAWKINS PATRICIA ANN HAYS: Bank Teller; Future Nurses; Sec. Y-Teens; Vice-Pres. Girls Chorus; Sr. II Homeroom Treas.; Miss Hewitt Contest; Sec. 4-H. SHARON KAYE HEADLEY: Y-Teens; Future Nurses; Pep Club; Future Sec. Club; Library Club; Red Cross Rep.; 4-H. RANDALL FRANKLIN HEATON: Pres. Sr. Ill; Pres. Hi-Y; Wrestling Team; Baseball; Sec. Hi-Y; Pep Club; Sec. Sr. I; Boys Chorus; Bank Teller; Treas. Rocket Club. STEPHEN ALAN HENDERSON: Pep Club; Wrestling Team; French Club; B-Team Basketball. MICHAEL LEE HICKS: Track; Hi-Y; Red Cross. LARRY HIGHTOWER: Band. JAMIE CHRIS HOGAN: Sr. Nafl Honor Society; Math Honor 184 Club; Delegate to the Nat. Red Cross Convention; Trcas. Red Cross; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society. SUSAN HOOKS: Library Assl.; Library Club; 4-H. LINDA ELIZABETH HUGHES: Memento Staff; Girls Chorus; Pep Club; Spanish Club; A B Honor Roll; Off. A.sst. RONALD KEITH JENNINGS: Hi-Y Sec; Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus, Octet; Sr. Ill Treas.; Red Cross Rep.; Baseball; 4-H. SUE ELLEN JOHNSON: Sr. Natl Honor Society; Red Cross; Library Club; G.A.C. Chaplain; Pep Club; French Club; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; A.F.S.; Future Homemakers; 4-H. TERRY ALBERT JOHNSON: Hi-Y; Vice-Pres. Sr. Ill; Track and Field Club. ELIZABETH KAY JONES: Lib. Asst.; Bank Teller; Future Sec. Club; Pep Club; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; A.F.S.; 4-H. PAUL EUGENE JONES KATHY ANN KEMP: Husky Howl; Pres. Spani.sh Club; P.E. Asst.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society. I CHARLOTTE KEY: Club Edt., Memento; P.E. Asst.; Pep Club; j Y-Teens; Art Club; Homecoming Decorating Committee; Fashion I Edt., Husky Howl; Red Cross; French Club; A.F.S.; Scholastic I Art Award; Miss Hewitt Contest. I 1 CAROL SUE KING: 4-H; Library Club; 1st Place 4-H Talent I Contest. GARY KING: 4-H. JOHN KING: 4-H. BILLY DOUGLAS KIRK: I.C.T. LINDA LAMONS: Vice-Pres. S. ' A.; Cheerleader; Red Cross; Sr. Ill, Sr.- II, Homeroom Pres.; H-CIub; Mixed Chorus; A.F.S.; Top, 10, Miss Hewitt Contest; Y-Teens Sec; Bank Teller; First Place Jr. Oratorical Contest. MARGARET JANE LANE: Pep Club; All-State Band; All- County Band. MARTHA GATLIN LIMBAUGH: Y-Teens; Girls Chorus; A.F.S.; Pioneer Club. DAN ALAN LONG: Compass Club; 4-H. DAVID LOVEJOY: Hi-Y. BONNIE SHARRON LYLES: Pep Club; Off. Asst.; Y-Teens; Future Sec. Club; Honor Roll; Bookkeeping Award; Red Cross Rep.; 4-H Pres. BENJAMIN BRADY MACHEN: Compass Club; French Club; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus. BRIAN RICHARD MARSHALL: Know Your News Rep. on I ' ducational T.V.; Civitan Oratorical Contest; Pioneer Club. SANDRA SUE MCDANIEL: P.E. Assist.; Pep Club; Y-Teen Off.; Homecoming Contest; Sr. I Sec; Miss Hewitt Contest. ALLAN MCDUFFIE: Pep Club; Bank Teller; Sr. II Treas.; P.E. Asst.; Homecoming E.scort; Pres. Sr. I, Jr. HI, Homerooms; A.F.S.; Football; Basketball. PATRICIA RUTH MCKEE: S.A.; Y-Teens; Memento Staff Bus. Mgr.; Sr. Ill Sec; Pep Club; Jr. Achievement; Frenfh Club; Cheerleader; Sr. Ill Pres. DONNIE NORMAN MCKINNEY: Wrestling Team; Compass Club; Pep Club; Bank Board of Directors; Letterman, Football; Spanish Club; Bank Teller; Rocket Club. LAURIE ELIZABETH MCLENDON: Cheerleader; Vice-Pres.; G.A.C; Sr. Ill Homeroom Pres.; H-Club Sec; Pari. Student Council; P.E. Asst.; Miss Hewitt Contest; G.A.C. Pres.; Rep. Civitan Freedom Forum; Most Athletic, Who ' s Who, ' 67; Pep Club; Most Popular, Who ' s Who, ' 66; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; A.F.S.; Husky Howl. MARY ANN MCLENDON: G.A.C. Pres.; Mixed Chorus; P.E. Asst.; Off. Asst.; Pep Club; Jr. Stunt Night; Pari. G.A.C; Bank Teller; Sr. II Off.; Who ' s Who, Best All Around ' 67; B-Team Cheerleader; Hiss Hewitt Contest; Red Cross Rep.; Jr. Ill Best All Around. THOMAS L. MCLENDON: Compass Club. DARLENE MECHALSKE: Future Sec. Club; Pep Club; Miss Hewitt Contest; Y-Teens; Glee Club; Jr. Project Committee. EUGENE ALLISON MELTON: Letterman, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track; Vice-Pres. H-Club; Cpt. Wrestling Team; Bank Teller; Red Cross; Rocket Club. LARRY MILLER: Bus Driver; Pep Club; B-Team Football. WANDA GALE MILLER: Sec. Student Council; G.A.A. Sec; Miss Hewitt Contest; Sr. II Sec; Treas. G.A.C; Bank Teller; Treas. Sr. II; P.E. Asst.; Bookkeeping Award; Pep Club; Y- Teens; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society. JOHN MISSILDINE ROBERT ROGERS MOORE, II: Mixed Chorus; Art Club; Pep Club; Wrestling; 4-H. CHARLES MOSS: Compass Club; Pep Club; 4-H. PEGGY MOXLEY: G.A.C; Sr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Meme nto Staff; P.E. Asst.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Bookkeeping Award; Lib. Club. SHEILA FRANCES MURRAY: Lib. Club; 4-H; Lib. Asst.; A B Honor Roll; Pep Club. 185 BARBARA JAYNE NEWMAN: Red Cross; Art Club; Home- coming Dance Committee; Pep Club; French Club; Memento Staff; Who ' s Who, Best Dressed, ' 67; Glee Club; Lib. Club; F.H.A. DENNIS NABORS: Student Council Pres.; H-Club; Homeroom Pres.; Letterman, Varsity Track, Football, Wrestling; A B Honor Roll; Key Club; B-Team, Football, Basketball. DAVID NEEDHAM: Football; Bus Driver; Pep Club; Pres. H-CIub; Track; Wrestling; Sr. II Pres. JACK P. NOLAND: Pep Club; Football; Wrestling; Track; Treas. Spanish Club; JoUiesf, Sr. II; 4-H; Rocket Club; Jr. Ill Best All Around; Bank Teller; B-Team Football. LINDA HINTON NORMAN: Vice-Pres. French Club; Drama Club; Jr. Civitan; Home Ec; Future Teachers. ELAINE NORRIS: Lib. Asst.; Lib. Club; Sr. I Perfect Attend- ance; 4-H; A B Honor Roll. LINDA MOORE NORRIS: Vice-Pres. 4-H. TRAMMELL LEE NORRIS: Vice-Pres. Sr. I, Sr. II, Sr. Ill; Key Club; Varsity Track; Football; French Club; B-Team Football. JACK LEE O ' DELL: Football; H-Club; Pep Club; Wrestling Team; Sr. I Pres. Red Cross. JANET OLIVIA PARKER: 4 yr. Band; Dance Band; Pep Club; Spanish Club; All-County Band. DAVID PARSONS: Spanish Club; Pep Club; Art Club; Letter- man, Track. WANDA CAROL PARSONS: Sr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Sr. Class Sec; Math Honor Club; Off. Asst.; Sr. II Sec; A Honor Roll; Memento Staff, Club Edt.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Knit- ting Club; Sr. I Best All Around; French Club Award; Bank Teller. REBECCA LUNN REDD: Y-Teens; Pep Club; Future Nurses. NINA REID: Pep Club; Y-Teens; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Sec of Jr. Ill Homeroom. PHILLIP RENDA: Drum Major; Stage Band; Marching Band; All-State Ensemble; All-County Ensemble; All-County Band; Science Club. LARRY REYNOLDS: Hi-Y Club; Pep Club. JANET RICH: Art Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Miss Hewitt Con- test; Jr. Achievement. DORIS KAYE RITTENHOUSE: Y-Teens; Jr. Achievement; 4-H. STEPHEN WAYNE ROBERSON: Operators Club; Chorus. LINDA ELLA ROGERS: Cheerleader, Sr., Jr.; H-Club; Sr. Ill Sec; S.A.; Pep Club; Math Honor Club; A.F.S.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; 1968 Homecoming Queen. RONNIE ROPER: Compass Club; Pres. of Homeroom, Sr. II, Sr. I; Who ' s Who, Wittiest Junior; Vice-Pres. of Jr. Ill; Wittiest Senior. DEBORAH ROPER: Pep Club; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society. REBA MAURICE ROPER: S.A.: Memento, Editor ' 68, Co- Editor, ' 67; Pep Club; Miss Hewitt Contest; Homecoming Prin- cess; Calendar Girl; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Valentine Princess. JERRY L. SELF: Compass Club; Homeroom Vice-Pres., Sr. II, Sr. I; Pep Club; Basketball; Jr. Ill Homeroom Pres.; Football; Rocket Club. LENA KAREN SELF: Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Top 20, Miss Hewitt Contest; Girls Chorus. ANN SHANNON: Future Nurses; Latin Club; 4-H. LINDA ANN SHELTON: Miss Hewitt, ' 68, Top 20, ' 66, ' 65, Top 10, ' 67; S. A. Treas.; Treas. Red Cross; Pep Club; P.E. Asst.; Bank Teller; A.F.S.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Student Council. BARBARA EVELYN LYLE SHIFLETT NATHAN SIMMONS: Hi-Y Club; Vice-Pres. of Spanish Club; Pep Club; 4-H. RONALD STEVEN SIMS: Pep Club; Baseball; Compass Club; Camera Club; Football; 4-H. CHARLOTTE KAY SIZEMORE: S.A.; Pep Club; Bank Asst.; Sec. Math Honor Club; Sec. Sr. II; A.F.S.; Who ' s Who, Jolliest Junior; Library Asst.; Spanish Club; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Miss Hewitt Contest; Sr. Nat ' l Honor Society. VICKI SKELTON: Math Honor Club; Sec. Sr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Sr. Homeroom Treas.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Jr. Ill Sec. DIANA SMITH: Knitting Club; 4-H; Y-Teens; Dramatics Club. NADONNA SMITH: Pep Club; A.F.S.; French Club; Sec. Y-Teens; Y-Teen Queen; Most Outstanding Y-Teen; 4-H. GARY E. SMITH: Pep Club; Annual Staff; 4-H; Track; Foot- ball. BILL SMITH: Compass Club; Hi-Y; 4-H. 186 JULIA ANNE SMITH: Pep Club; 4-H. TIM SMITH: Pari. Hi-Y; Basketball; Husky Howl. LINDA SMITH: Pep Club; Girls Chorus. ERNEST SMITH: Substitute Bus Driver. DOTTIE SNEAD: Art Club; Pep Club; Miss F.H.A. Contest. EMILY JANE SOUTHERLAND: G.A.C.; Y-Teens; A.F.S.; Girls Chorus. SHARON SROFE: S.A.; Pep Club; Vice-Pres. Mixed Chorus; Girls Ensemble; All State Chorus; Top 20, Miss Hewitt Contest; French Club. JIMMY DON STANDRIDGE: Pep Club; Mech. Drawing Club; Art Club; Rocket Club. REBECCA FAYE STEPHENS: Majorette; Band 5 yr.; All- County Band; S.A.; Prom Flower Comm. ALICE STIDHAM: Red Cross Rep.; 4-H. PATSY WHATLEY STONE: G.A.C.; P.E. Asst.; Red Cross Rep.; Library Asst.; Latin Club Treas.; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Glee Club. JIMMY RAY STRICKLAND: Hi-Y. FRANK LANIER TAPLEY: Bus. Mgr. Husky Howl; Vice- Pres. Bank Board; French Club; Red Cross; Bank Teller; Rocket Club. DORIS JACQUELINE TAYLOR: Band; Pep Club; Future Nurses; French Club; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society. BILLY THOMAS: Hi-Y; Pep Club; Vice-Pres., Sr. Ill, Sr. II, Sr. I, Jr. Ill; Varsity Football; Track; Spanish Club; B-Team Foot- ball; Student Council. DONNA JEAN TUCKER: Pep Club; Future Secretaries; Knit- ting Club; Junior Class Project; Y-Teens; Rainbow Girls; Jr. Ill Homeroom Treas.; 4-H; Glee Club. JUDY FAYE VAN SANDT: Sec. of Sr. Nafl Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Sr. Cheerleader; Pep Club; G.A.C.; Husky Howl Staff; A.F.S.; Honor Roll; Stunt Night, Sr. II; Sec. of Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Latin Club; Perfect Attendance; Ticket Committee; P.E. Asst.; Bank Teller; Sr. Ill Who ' s Who, Most Likely To Succeed. MARLENE JOY VANN: S.A.; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls Ensemble; Sr. II Stunt Night; All State Chorus; Top 10 Miss Hewitt; Pep Club; Treas. of French Club; Alt. Miss Home- coming Queen; Miss Valentine Court; A.F.S.; Best All-Around, Jr. Ill; Alternate Miss Hewitt. GARY GLENN WADS WORTH: Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society. LARRY WALLS: Glee Club; Husky Howl Staff; Pep Club; Sr. Ill Who ' s Who, Best Dressed. JOHNNY ' MARTIN WATKINS: Key Club President; Vice Prcs. Senior Class; Homeroom Pres., Sr. I, Sr. II, Sr. Ill; Student Council; Football; H-Club; Pep Club; Compass Club; Pres. of Junior Class; Track; Inter-Club Council; Who ' s Who, Sr. II Most Athletic; Pres. Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Sr. I Best All Around; Honor Roll; 4-H; Jr. Ill Who ' s Who. RICKI SUE WEAR: Sr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Pep Club; Pari, of S.A.; Girls Chorus; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Society; Glee Club. JAYNE M. WEBSTER: Pep Club; S.A.; Senior Homecoming Float Comm.; Memento Staff, Class Editor; Sec. of Sr. Ill Home- room; Bank Board of Directors; Miss Hewitt Contest, Top 20; Head B-Team Cheerleader; Student Council; Jr. Nat ' l Honor Soc; Spanish Club; Honor Roll; A.F.S. ROGER DALE WEEKS: Audio-Visual Club. BECKY FAYE WELDON: G.A.C.; Y-Teens; I.C.C; Memento Staff; Miss Hewitt Contest; Inter-Club Council; P.E. Asst.; Pep Club; Miss Y-Teen; Library Asst.; Bookkeeping Award. CHARLES WELLS: Pep Club; Sec. of Audio-Visual Club; 4-H. GERLAD BRENT WILLIAMS: Pep Club; Compass Club; Officer of 4-H. SARA OLIVIA WILLIAMS: Sr. Cheerleader, Co-Head; Social Chairman, Student Council; H-Club; G.A.C.; Mixed Chorus; Inter-Club Council; B-Team Cheerleader. LOYD RAY WRIGHT JR.: Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus; Red Cross Rep. DARRELL LEE WORTHAM: Compass Club; 4-H. 187 In Memory 1 GORDON ADDINGTON Oh, I have roamed o ' er many Lands, And many friends I ' ve met; Not one fair scene or kindly Smile Can this fond heart forget. 188 Advertisements 189 WESTERNS WHERE EVERY CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT! Fourteen Stores to Serve Jefferson County and Now the NEW TRUSSVILLE STORE Phone 655-3403 Delicious Jellies and Preserves Finest in Ready Mixes ♦    TRUSSVILLE MOTORS 155 Main Street Trussville, Alabama 655-2704 CENTER POINT APPLIANCE CENTER Sales and Service We Service All Home Appliances Phone 853-6140 1936 Center Point Road Featuring: Zenith, Westinghouse, R.C.A., and Whirlpool g MRS. IVA GOODWIN Drapery Work Shop and MRS. SYLVIA G. McQUEEN Interior Design and Decorating Bus: 681-6275 Clay, Alabama Res: 681-6030 Compliments of DUNCAN DRUGS 979 Gadsden Hwy. Roebuck Plaza 836-5390 OPEN THE DOOR TO NEW ADVENTURES WITH FLOWERS FROM THE MOUNTAIN BROOK FLOWER SHOP 2407 Montevallo Road Mountain Brook, Alabama, 35223 Compliments of CATHERINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Clay, Alabama PHONE 681-7454 Compliments of BRADEN FURNITURE COMPANY Trussvllle, Alabama Some People Are Content To Just Sit Around Waiting For The World To Come To Them!! But not the people at EBSCO Industries, Inc. We ' re too busy growing to let any moss gather on us. So when you decide to set the world on fire ' , ' preferably after college; Come by and see us for employment. But you ' ll have to catch us cause we don ' t do much sitting around. INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS - BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35203 192 Congratulations on Your Graduation ED MOORE Class Ring Representative HERFF JONES COMPANY 193 Compliments of CAHABA VALLEY GOLF CLUB Route 2 Acmar Road MURRAY D. ROPER 655-2095 Memberships Available 194 DAIRY CONE Trussville ' s Finest Choice Foods — Fountain Treats Chicken Boxes— Pit Bar B. Q. THE PLACE WHERE SPORT FANS MEET Air Conditioned Three Barbers FOX ' S BARBER SHOP All Style Haircuts Vacuum Hair Cutting System BEST SHOE SHINE IN TOWN Directly Across From Exchange Security W. L FOX, Proprietor LOUVERN BROS. CLEANERS Home-Owned — Home Operated ONE DAY SERVICE Phone: 853-1820 1828 Cen ter Point Rd. Compliments of HARRIS-SMITH Dry Goods and Shoes ' A Friendly Place To Shop ' Tarrant, Alabama MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY Pinson, Alabama Complete Home Furnishings HERBERT H. MARSH JAMES E. MARSH, JR. Phone: 681-3221 TRUSSVILLE DRUG COMPANY The Store of Friendly Service Make our store your Pharmacy Headquarters. Registered Pharmacist on duty at all times. Store Hours: Week Days 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday Hours: 1:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 655-3918 GOLDEN GLOW Donuts — Cakes — Pastries 1849 Center Point Rd. 853-3132 We Specialize in Pastry Cakes OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 195 Best Wishes for a Wonderful Future! SOUTHERN BELL 196 SMOTHERS GULF TRANSMISSION 9200 4th Avenue South PHONE: 833-9225 833-2420 We Specialize in Brakes and Tune Dps! Compliments of THE STAG SHOP Men and Boys Wear ROEBUCK SHOPPING CENTER iouv n tu -XlIir ' JOE E. McKINSTRY PARKWAY FLORIST 9001 First Avenue, South Birmingham, Alabama 833-1271 EDIE ADAMS CUT AND CURL BEAUTY SALON Roebuck Shopping City Phone 833-9861 No Appointnnent Necessary BEAUTY ON A BUDGET Compliments of GREENHALLS Men ' s Clothing Eastv ood Mall Phone: 592-6661 Compliments of NANCY CRAFT Specializes In Handmade Work DRAPES, BEDSPREADS 6 YRS. EXPERIENCE Rt. 5, Box 433, B ' ham Phone: 655-2037 ROEBUCK 8501 First Avenue North Birmingham, Alabama Telephone: 833-3421 DeMARCO CONCRETE BLOCK CO.. INC. Phone 324-2401 501 First Ave. No. Birmingham, Alabama 197 STEPHEN ' S COIFFURES EAST LAKE SHOE RENEWERS Ultimate in Hairstyling 23 North 77th Street With You in Mind Birmingham, Alabama 330 Center Point Road 833-4973 NELL TEAL Owner Owner: STEVE WHITE Phone 833-4845 EAST LAKE AUTO PARTS FOUR STORES East Lake 836-3231 Center Point 853-0820 Trussville 655-2888 Irondale 592-2565 FOOD TOWN SUPERMARKET PINSON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER We Sell Nothing But M.S.D.A. Heavy Choice Beef Home Owned Home Operated ROY N. SHADIX Compliments of STATI FA«M INSURANCE STATE FARM INSURANCE VICENT MANN F. W. WOOLWORTHS 9238 4th Ave. South Phone 836-7233 Roebuck Shopping Center 25% Discount To Good Students 198 Compliments of Compliments of Dr. J. Paul BrIHain Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hamric D. M. D. l!f ' « I Phone: 853-5651 PAT ' S GROCERY k ) be lov lee Gas — Feeds — Meats y BEAUTY SALON Clay, Alabama Phone: 681-9823 2425 Cen+er Point Road Center Point BELVA DEAVER— Owner Compliments of TRUSSVILLE TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. 135 Main Street (P. O. Box 253) Parts and Service Sales 655-2025 655-3988 Your Massey-Ferguson, New Holland, and Bush Hog Agricultural and Industrial Dealer President— F. W. Mann, Jr. V. Pres.— Charles E. Reed V. Pres. — Stanford Mangham Sec.-Treas. — Judson D. Estes Sales Manager— C. W. Huffstutler Parts Manager — Howard E. Chappelle Office Manager — Linda Hulsey Service Manager — Brice Dunlap, Jr. Field Manager — C. L. Dislcer Mechanics — L. Z. May H. T. Pennington 199 THE CITY OF TRUSSVILLE ALABAMA Is Proud of Ih Utility Coverage and Grateful for the Many Fine Gas and Water Customers Natural Gas Division Trussviile Water Division Roebuck Plaza Water Division Our Steady Aim Is Improved Service and Excellent Customer Relations. UTILITIES BOARD CITY OF TRUSSVILLE ALABAMA 200 BELMONT STUDIO 2141 2 North 18 Phone 324-5026 It has been a pleasure working with the students and faculty at Hewitt Trussville and making this year ' s Mennento the best ever. Your Official Photographers NICK COTTIS CARL BOATRISHT ROY HOLT 201 BOBBIE ACKERMAN DANCE STUDIO 112 South 77th Street Birmingham, Alabama The largest dancing school In the Eastern section having been established in the same location sixteen years. SPECIALIZING IN Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Acrobatics, Personality Singing, and The Finest baton training in the City. PHONE 836-7011 833-5678 SOUTHERN SECURITY AND INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 5 Office Park P. O. Box 87 Phone 655-2889 Trussville, Alabama 35173 Auto — Life — Hea Ith — Fire BE SURE WITH PURE Compliments of TRUSSVILLE PURE SERVICE CENTER 199 Main Street Trussville, Alabama 202 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MELVIN E. JOHNSON STYLEH ' S BEAUTY SALON Unit 1 Office Park Trussville, Alabama Operators GAY COLLINS MARGARET ROPER IGA FOODLINER 234 Main Street Next to Post Office — Trussville, Alabama — Locally Owned and Operated Shop and Save with us CORKY BELL DANCE STUDIO 524-Red Lane Road Behind Roebuck Shopping Center Enroll Now for Full Classes PHONE 833-1133 GLENDALE MILLS AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Main Street Trussville 203 JOE BRUNO Sales Manager We promise . . . You will like the way you ' re treated here. ROEBUCK CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL 8949 Gadsden Highway Birmingham, Ala. PHONE 836-8686 204 Downtown — 1911 3rd Avenue-North F[ve Points West— 3218 Court V Roebuck Shopping Center Birmingham, Alabama NEW WILLIAMS Compliments ( m PRATER DRUG ( ) S!5Li DRUGS Prescription Specialist Phone 655-3601 Res. Phone 655-3128 Trussville, Alabama 853-2830 ED BRASWELL FURNITURE 1825 Center Point Road Birmingham, Alabama 35215 Presented by VANCE BRASWELL Your Beauty is Our Duty |M BEAUTERIA U r 1 FRANCES GIBBS ( - W (Manager) W- T 836-2711 1 Y Open Monday, Tuesday, and Friday Nites. Compliments of HARRY CHARLES PIANO CO. Compliments of MALL GIFT CARDS SOUTHERN BUILDING SUPPLY HARDWARE CO. 2009 Center Point Road Benjamin Moore Paints Hardware — Sporting Goods — Appliances — Building Materials We Collect All Utility Bills Phone 853-2510 BILL HANCOCK, Mgr. For 1 HOUR OPTICAL SERVICE DR. ROBERT E. SHIRLEY DR. O. B. CULPEPPER optometrist optometrist Five Points West Roebuck Shopping City 787-0669 833-2142 J. W. BARNHILL MRS. J. W. BARNHILL optician 205 CONSOLIDATED DAIRIES INC. All Our Milk is Produced on Alabama ' s Finest Dairy Farms. The best milk In the world is the fresh milk from Consolidated Dairies. We import no milk from other states. Our Tax Dollars Remain at Home to Help Build New and Better Schools and Communities. We ' re Very Proud of Our Contributor. 3415 Third Avenue South BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA T ROYAL CUP COFFEE (ROg M .«M.A«No.H Pour me another cup, another cup of Royal Cup Compliments MERLE NORMAN of Your Friendly COSMETIC STUDIO 23 25th Ave. N. E. HILLS-KWIK CHE K FOOD STORES Try Before You Buy FREE DEMONSTRATION Call for Appointments The Smart Place to So 853-5350 for Good Things to Eat! NATALEE SUGGS 206 SOUTHEASTERN ENAMELING CORPORATION Springville, Alabama Post Office Drawer J Quality Plumbingware and Porcelain Building Panels Compliments of BUSH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Trussville, Alabama SPRINGVILLE DRUG Prescriptions 467-3571 Springville, Alabama •T toT Complimetns of SIMMON ' S LUMBER COMPANY Springville, Alabama 467-3076 ENROLL IN Computer IBM Program Card Punch IBM We Use the Latest IBM Data Processing Equipment ALVERSON-DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE 322-7454 The Best Jobs Go To Alverson-Draughon Graduates Congratulations KITTY LAWSON ORGANS Family Bargain Store DR. ERNEST E. HINSON 207 HICKORY PIT BAR-B-Q 169 Main Street Trussville, Alabama Compliments of TRUSSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT Phono: 655-3438 VANN ' S SHELL GARAGE P.O. Box 304 Trussville, Alabama 35173 Phone: 655-2951 Any Hour TRUSSVILLE FLORIST Antiques and Gift Shop MRS. DOLLIE SOUTHERLAND 192 Main Street Trussville, Ala. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 68 From TRUSSVILLE BARBER SHOP Chalkville Road Trussville, Alabama For Truly Clean Clothes Try TRUSSVILLE CLEANERS Best Wishes 1 ( - O From - S, DICK ' S T.V. Te evision and Radio Phone: 655-3143 FUN HEADQUARTERS at CASCADE PLUNGE Swimming and Golf and The Cloud Room Dancing Till Sr.NIOR CLASS OF 1968 I RESI ' NTED Strange Boarders THE CAST Candy Feimay Linda Shelton Professor Harrimaii Gene Faucett Glory Fenway Laurie McLendon Smiley Larry Walls Joey Wayne Pond Captain Wrinkle Mike Duncan Cordelia Mary Christy John Todd Ben Machen Amity Haines Lynn Gossage Priscilla Haines Ann Burgess Lon Da gelt Dennis Nabors Myrtle Hodge Sherry Galloway Susie Charlotte Key Boston Benny Ronnie Roper The Deacon Phillip Renda DIRECTORS Mrs. Vick and Mr. Whittaker STAGE SETTING Mr. Walker J ' -- % I As a teacher, you ' re just wonderful, You really pass the test Over these pictures we long did mull. To expose you at your best! Lets see, the rules say there are 2 guards, 2 tackles Had a great day at the track today. Sing along with Sam (the Sham). 210 A meeting of the minds. All right then, we ' ll square off behind the gym at 3:15. A . ' .-s Who ever said tliis thing would cut grass? And now we ' ll sing number 54. The mice won ' t play today. I ' m here. I ' d walk a mile for a camel. Then at forty miles an hour, I had a flat on the front wheel of my tricycle. I have hereon set forth my worldly knowledge. My makeup seems to be running. 211 212 214 215 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made BaaiONT STUDIO Q H Nortf IM street BimiiRgtMiin, Aia. 35203