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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1969 volume:

(Oeimont tudk ' 2. AVz NORTH 18th STREET BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 35203 -w 4 4 What Makes This Place Called Hewitt MEMENTO 1969 Hewitt Trussville High School Trussville, Alabama Volume 23 Editor Biddy Smith Advisor Sibyl Andrews Is it the desire for higher goals? Table of Contents Introduction 1-1 Dedication 18 Administration 19 Seniors 35 Juniors 59 Sophomores 69 Freshmen 79 Features 87 Athletics 111 Organizations 137 Senior Directory 185 Ads 191 Is it a feeling df excitement? ' z mC h Is it social life? sMifntassMai Is it the appreciation Diana Russell, Roxic Reeder, Judy Watkins, Vickie Martin, Biddy Smith of beauty and Jonelle McKee, Yvonne MtFrancis, Marlcne Donelson, Donna Ginn, Carla Murphy nature? -« r ' SfrrtJ. ' Is it making friends? Is it participation n activities? Activities continued. r ' .-i w- fe- Is it the strength to f follow ones convictions? 1 nmt 1--, m Jn  ji ' $i 17 A small token of appreciation to one of Hewitt ' s teachers Mrs. Wilma Roby graduated from Hubbertville High School in Fayette County. She attended the University of Alabama and Florence State where she received her M.A. and B.S. degrees. Mrs. Roby has served Hewitt for ten years. She lives with her husband Ray and her boxer in Roe- buck Plaza. She enjoys cooking, traveling, and intelligent humor. Mrs. Roby is an active member of the Trussville Church of Christ and is a serious student of the Bible. Because of her desire for students to learn and apply their knowledge and her hard work, we proudly dedicate the 1968-69 Hewitt-Trussville Memento to Mrs. Wilma Roby. 18 ADMINISTRATION Martha Mitchell: Editor 19 Our principal musi 20 3e chief overseer MR. REUBEN ROBISON received his B.S. and M.A. de- grees from Troy and the University of Alabama. This is his first year as principal of Hewitt, but he is experienced in this field through being principal of Minor High School last year and assistant principal here at Hewitt several years. Mr, Robison thinks Hewitt is composed of the best faculty and students with which he has ever been associ- ated. His pet peeves are students who linger in the halls, long hair, and short skirts. Mr. Robison lives in Trussville with his wife and two children and attends the First Bap- tist Church of Trussville. This is Mr. Robison ' s message to the students and faculty of Hewitt: As the years pass, life should grow earnest. Each year comes but once. Its lights and graces, its joys and griefs leave their marks; but it goes away forever. Its works, ff undone, must remain undone. As you look through this yearbook, we hope that you may see the mark you left at Hewitt Trussville High. Faithfully yours, Reuben Robison 21 Behind the MR. HERBERT O. EUBANKS is our .issist.int principal and head-coach. His jobs require much time and effort, but he seems to be able to handle them very efficiently. Mr. Eubanks must handle discipline of the students at Hewitt along with his other duties. One must be very wise and strong to keep up with Mr. Eubanks ' many obligations, but we feel that he has the necessary qualifications for his job. He is well-liked by the students and faculty. He is very ca- pable and we are proud to have him at Hewitt! 22 )Cenes MRS. MARION ORMOND is a most understanding ad- visor who is sincerely interested in making the schooldays more pleasant for teachers and students. She is in charge of rearranging schedules and helps students with all the re- quired aptitude and entrance exams. Mrs. Ormond tries to find time in her busy schedule to help everyone who seeks her help. MR. DAVID O. LOGAN, JR. works at Hewitt three days a week in the capacity of Vocational Counselor. His job also includes working with the neighborhood youth corps and other Federal programs. He also advises students as a regular counselor would. Mr. Logan deals directly with persons seeking information concerning occupational training. MRS. DELLA SUTTER has been Hewitt ' s bookkeeper 17 years. She must carry on her job amid the hustle and bustle which goes on during a normal school day. Mrs. Sutter also serves as receptionist for the school and money-keeper for Hewitt ' s many clubs. Hewitt just could not operate without Mrs. Sutter ' s assistance. MRS. LAURA PARSONS is most efficient in her task of keeping the records of Hewitt. She is in charge ot han- dling and filing all permanent records, transcripts, grades, transfers, etc. Evervone has benefited from Mrs. Parsons ' Uve years ot ser ' icc to Hewitt. 23 Science probes deeper into the mysteries of existence MR. FRED WHITTAKER, JR. sponsors the bank .u Hewitt. He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Birmingham- Southern and Peabody College. He has taught at Hewitt four- teen years. It is essential that students take courses offered by Hewitt ' s Science De- partment if they wish to keep up with the rapidly expanding field of sci- ences. This offers courses in general science, biology, advanced biology, chemistry, and physics. Hewitt-Trussville has some ot the most modern equipment and the best trained teachers possible. This insures the best possible science program to be found anywhere. Students who wish to take a more extensive course in biology should take advanced biology. It is tor students going into biological or medi- cal fields. MR. ROBERT M. HAYNES attended Auburn University, where he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. He has taught at Hewitt sixteen years and sponsors the Red Cross. Im m i 4 ' 1 i MR. JIM ISRAEL, .sponsor of the Key Club is teaching his third year at Hewitt. He attended Sam ford University, at which he received a B.S. degree. 24 Studies of social condiditons World History, American History, Alabama Histor -, Economics, Government, Civics, and Communism are courses of vital interest. These courses show how man has bettered himself and the world around him through the ages. By learn- ing about the past, we are preparing for the future. As a result of these courses, we become better citizens, who are able to take part in a democratic government. This is the main aim of the social studies department at Hewitt. MRS. BRENDA MILLER sponsors the Y-Teens during her third year at Hewitt. She received her B.S. degree from Jacksonville State University. MR. WALTER STEPHENS has taught at Hew- itt eleven years. He received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Birmingham Southern College. MRS. MARY-HELEN VICK, chairman of the Miss Hewitt pageant and Senior Play, has taught at Hewitt nine years. She received her B.A. from Samford, M.A. from Alabama College, and A. A. from the University of Alabama. MR. JOHN F. DYER, sponsor of the Speech and Drama Club, has taught at Hewitt fifteen years. He received his A.B. degree from the University of Ala- bama. 25 Business and office occupations aid wide range of careers Students who are planning a business career should be pleased with the wide choice of subjects the Business Department has to offer. Three years of office occupations, starting in the tenth grade are offered to stu- dents planning a clerical career. Subjects range from typing and shorthand to business law and business math. MRS. BARBARA KERSHAW attended Liv- ingston State Teachers ' College, at which she re- ceived her B.S. degree. After having been away from Hewitt for three years, she is back for her third year ot teaching here. MR. HORACE PANNELL received his B.S. de- gree from Livingston State College. This is his second year at Hewitt. MRS. SIBYL M. ANDREWS, sponsor of the MEM- ENTO, has a B.S. degree from Mississippi State Col- lege tor Women. This is her third year at Hewitt. MR. CHARLES H. RICE received his B.S. degree in Business Administration from Jacksonville State Uni- versity. This is his first year at Hewitt. 26 Mathematics improve reasoning power Geometry, general math, and Algebra I, II, and III arc among the courses offered by the Mathematics Department. These courses are for students in- terested in mathematics. It is important that students know the mathematics that are essential for everyday life. MRS. BETTY THOMAS received her B.A. degree from Birmingham-Southern. She has taught at Hewitt for seven years and sponsors the Math Honor Club. MRS. VELMA SCRUGGS, sponsor of the Red Cross, re- ceived her B.A. degree from Alabama College. She has taught at Hewitt for thirteen years. MISS RUTH PEER, sponsor of the Student Council, has taught at Hewitt for nine years. She received her A.B. de- gree from Alabama College, and her M.R.E. and M.A. de- grees from New Orleans Baptist College and the Universi- ty of Alabama. ■5 •X MRS. NORMA BUSBY is teaching her first year at Hew- itt. She received her B.S. degree from Auburn University. 27 Coaches fulfill double need The coaches at Hewitt teach regular classes as well as supervising the athletic programs of our school, which include football, baseball, basketball, track, and wrestling, and the physical education classes. This makes their job and responsibility doubly important and time-consuming. We appreciate all the time and effort the coaches give our school. MR. DWIGHT NORRIS received his B.S. degree from Austin Peay State College. He has taught at Hewitt three years. ■s 1 1 ' JMfe PV ' w m , 1 H yfl ■ - ,:1 -- H MR. RALPH SHEETS received his B.S. degree from Sam- ford University. This is his first year to teach at Hewitt. MR. JODEY GRAVES, sponsor of H-Club, recei ved his B.S. degree from University of Mississippi. He is teaching his first year at Hewitt. MR. FRANK DEAN is teaching his first year at Hewitt. He received his B.S. degree from Jacksonville State L ' ni- versity. 28 Hard work pays in Home Ec and Languages MRS. MARY B. DIDCOCT, sponsor of the French Club, has taught at Hewitt for 8 years. She received her A.B. and M.A. from Samford and University of Alabama. Ample opportunities tor students wishing to further their knowledge and interest in languages are offered by the foreign language department. A thorough two-year course in French and Spanish is offered at Hewitt. A modern language laborator - is available to the French and Spanish stu- dents. In the laboratory they are able to speak the language and then hear themselves through tape recorders. This helps them to develop the proper The purpose ot Home Economics is to obtain practical homeniaking experi- ence that will be useful in the future. In Home Economics classes girls learn how to plan and prepare meals. The girls also learn the basic steps in sewing. Home Economics enables them to have a better background for learning to manage their home life later on. MR. WESLEY A. WALKER, Hewitt teacher for 3 years, sponsors the Junior Civitans. He received his A.B. and M.Ed, from Birmingham Southern and his A. A. from the University of Alabama. MRS. NELL M. BURGESS, sponsor of the Senior Na- tional Honor Society, has taught at Hewitt 5 years. She received her B.S. degree from Alabama College. MRS. MARJORIE E. SMITH received her B.S. degree from Alabama A. and M. College. This is her first year at Hewitt. 29 Physical Education offers competition through participation Physical education teaches students to take part in competitive sports and physical fitness. The physical education department takes pride in stressing good sportsmanship in ever ' sport. Students who wish to take part in competitive sports, can compete in intramural tournaments. These tournaments take place after school and involve such sports as volleyball, basketball, and soccer. Students may also assist as a physical education assistant during their gym period or study hall. MRS. PAT SMITH, Hewitt teacher for six years, sponsors the Varsity and B-team cheerleaders, and co-sponsors the High- steppers. She received her B.S. from Samtord. MRS. PAT MANN has taught at Hewitt two years and sponsors the G.A.C. ' s. She received her B.S. degree from Alabama College. Library Our library has excellent facilities for research and leisure reading. If any student needs help, he may turn to Mrs. McLendon, t)ur librarian, who is always willing to be of assistance. Students may act as library assistants during their free periods. Their responsibilities are to check the books out, check them in, and to straighten the books on the shelves. MRS. BARBARA McLENDON, sponsor of the Library Club h.is been at Hewitt tor two years. She received her B.A. degree trom Denison University in Ohio. 30 English department expanding A choice of three English classes is offered by the Hewitt-Trussville English De- partment. Students who plan to go to college should take College English. College English is concerned mostly with writing and research. Regular English classes cover the same material that College English classes do but not to as great an extent. Basic English is concerned with the basic fundamentals of English. MRS. MILDRED LAMAR, sponsor of the Senior I Class, is teaching her twenty-second year at Hewitt. I She attended Birmingham Southern where she re- 1 ceived her A.B. degree. MRS. EDNA HALL GRUMAN is teaching her first year at Hewitt. She received her A.B. from Samford University and is sponsor of the Service Association. MRS. WILMA ROBY, sponsor of the Junior National Honor Society, received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Florence and the University of Alabama. This is her tenth year at Hewitt. MRS. GRACE ROBERSON has been a teacher at Hewitt 28 years. Siie received her B S degree from the University of Alabama. MRS. ROBBIE N. STANLEY received her A.B. degree from Carson-Newman College. This is her twelfth yc-ar at Hewitt. MRS. CHARLOTTE SUTTER attended Samford University where she received her A.B. degree. She has taught at Hewitt 12 years and co-sponsors the Key Club. 31 Arts stimulate use of imagination Art, Band, Choral, and Mechanical Drawing arc vital to our school and pro- vide a wide area ot learning and enjovment tor the students. Almost every student during his time at Hewitt participates in one or more of these. Each art includes hard work, but also the satisfaction of accomplishment achieved through the freedom ot expression and creation. MR. WILLIAM H. BOSTICK has taught at Hewitt tlf- teen years and sponsors the Compass Club. He has a B.S. degree from Auburn. MRS. FRAUKE BRACKIN, sponsor of the Art Club, has taught at Hewitt six years. She received her B.A. degree from Nordische Kunstho- chschule Breman in Germany. ! ) H KS H ni i s • : ' MR. JOE V. SUMMERS, sponsor of the Stage Band, re- ceived his B.S. and M.A. degrees from the University of Alabama. He has been at Hewitt three years. MISS LMIL1- CANTRELL received her B.ich music cdu cation from S.imtord Univcrsit ' . This is her first year at Hewitt. 32 Come, Laugh a Little ' Mv doctor recommends the uncola. Let ' s see! Where did I put my galoshes? At this table is our Junior Primar) ' class! That ' s right Bring three straight jackets. ' It one more tardy you can ' t abicie. And one more excuse makes vou think suicide If one more paper makes you cr ' in despair And a noisy pupil makes vou want to swear Forget it ail tor a moment and grin Laugh at yourselt and the picture you ' re in. 33 This kissing booth is killing me! 1 1 Caught trying to act! Wish they would put the tables a little closet to the cafeteria! ' Wait til she finds out what I put in her tea. 34 Ale walk a milc ' ' Not on vour life ' SENIORS Carla Murphy: Editor The Exciting, Igniting David Allen Robert Lanier Allen Deborah Diane Andrews John William Amberson - m Jud y Carolyn Beckman Cathy Bell Linda Bell Carol Ann Bonnett Henry Boyles 36 J World of Seniors ' 69 r, Garry Lynn Brown B K 4H m J i Robert Steen Br)ant James Brown Judy Lynn Bruner Patricia Lynne Burks Yancy Lee Busby Kenneth Dean Buford Bov! These red bu s jre murder! 37 ' Tis Great to Daniel Allen Campbell Carolyn Carter Judy Cataldo Mark Edward Carry Michael Douglas Cauble Nona Patricia Chandler Jackie Rae Chasteen Johnnie Sue Cherneski Gregory Warren Cherry Be Proposed to Randy Kelly Cherry Peggy Jo Coker Tim Coleman Larry Collier Another of the seniors ' demonstrations ? John Samuel Collins Rov Michael Cox Charlene Yvonne Crabtree 39 You ' re Grown Up Mary Lena Cross John F. Davidson Julie Charlene Davidson Mary Pamela Davis Cathy Rebecca Deacon -W Freida Jean Deaver Cliff Dickinson David Lewis Dobbs Larry Eugene Dobbs 40 Under one. over two. Under one. over two. Betr v Catherine Dobson Brenda Lee Dunn Dana Louise Durbin Oscar Harrison Ethridge Patricia Joan Epps Gary- Zane Ferguson Gladys Faye Fields 41 There ' s Nothing Like Joyce Elizabeth Gable k. J Charlotte Joy Flvnn Nancv Watts Freeman Michael Rodney Gaines Charles Edward Garner Linda Darlene Garner William Terry Garret John William Garrison 42 Being a Senior! r Roger Dale Gatlin Gary Dale Gilliland Richard Michael Gavlor Larrv Wavne Gilham Donna Marie Hall I ' d walk - . ' ;; mile tor a girl- 43 On the Go Dehra Dawscin Hare Gar ' Lynn Harris Mike Harris Wanda Lee Hatfield Ronald Truitt Hathaway William Terr) ' Hawkins Ginger Anne Hendrix Joan Dewitt Henson Stephen Campbell Henson 44 J and in the Spirit Phillip Ray Hethcox Senior participants in tlic Miis Hewitt Contest. William Travis Hicks, Jr. Mary Penton Hill Mary Cole Hodo Jan Marie Holmes Dehine Honeycutt Kay Frances Hopkins 45 Seniors Remember • 0 Karen Gail Howard Deborah Lynn Howington Marcus Stephen Howington IP Teresa Dale Huggins Sherry Hulsey Deborah Ann Hurtt Wayne Hutcherson Jill Marlene Jacks Linda Faye Jackson 46 Your Junior Prom i%- imtm Michael Raymond Jones Sylvia Jean Johnson Roy Johnston Sammy Key Valerie Kilgore 47 kk Ronny Dale Landrum Andrew J. Latham , - 1 i Mvra Louise Lovvorn Carla Jean Lane Kay Roddam Lawrence Lost Time . . . Leslie Lavonne Lane Judy Ann Lcatherwood Frances Alice MacLean John Fredrick Mayer 48 . . . Gone Forever Jimmy McCarthy Boy ' That chemistr)- class is a gas! Steve M. McCay Karnin Kay McClendon Willaim David McClusky Cynthia Amanda McCranie 49 Don Edward McQueen i, J ' 69 - A Time for Study Elizabeth Hill McKt Vivian [(inellc McKee Jerry W. Meadows Thomas A. Merritt A m fc JH, -« 1 - Cathv Ann Miller Maul 1,1 Susan Micchel Maiy Jane Monel 50 and a Time for Play k Beverly Ann Moore William A. MuUins Robert Burger Morgan Lawrence Joe Moss Now, where did you say the rcstroom is? Carla Ann Murphy Edna Norton Marjean M. Olander 51 When Youth Ceases Jdc Dennis Parker Dan Howard Perry Sheila Annelle Parker George A. Praytor Diane Durbin Partain Joyce Elaine Price Carlton Dewy Quick Charles Layton Quinn, Jr. Joe Reddick 52 to Wander . . . Rebecca Ann Reed Instant insanity!! Terry Resmondo Fred Leon Roddam Jimmy Roper Lee Randall Scott Virgil Arnold Self Richard E. Self 53 mmii ism Bm KtWi Happiness Is Gordon David Shadix Shirley Ann Shelton Nancy Simmons James Michael Sims Patricia Farmer Sims Elizabeth Smith Michael H. Smith Deborah Ann Starika David Raymond Spitzer 54 - May 27 Lenicia Elizabeth Stewart Curtis Zeff Stewart Charlotte Kay Swann Carolyn Elaine Swatzel. What ' s a nice girl like you doing in a place like this Jack Howard Tate Glen Alan Thompson Tonv Tillman 55 1 r Linda Faye Tipton k Brenda Gail Trull Sharon Teresa Todd Randall W. Turner A Senior h Nathan Mitchell Tomlinson Tovia Laveau Turner Gary L Vaughn Sela Roberta Vaughn Gregory Vickery 56 Mary Exa Walker Arthur S, Ward James Spencer Warnick Judy Lynne Watkins Judy Margaret: Whisenant Rod Whitmore Brenda Joyce Williams Charles Newton Williams Linda Elaine Williamson 57 Life Is a Journey Nancv Helen Wilson Lynda Watkins Zeitvogel Senior Class Officers Newton Williams, Garry Brown. Beverly Moore, Delane Honeycutt, Pam Davis. Craig Stephen ' arbrough Linda Ann ' arhrough 58 m JUNIORS Joy Morrison: Editor 59 Juniors Great :i iA ' « %i.i ik Rhonda Abbot: Judy Abels Jan Adams Donald Allen Dottie Amick Dottie Ardnt Andy Austin Jerry Bagwell Billv Bakomb Mike Bcarden Mary Jane Bosworth Nelson Brackin Kay Bradberry Bobby Brand Barbara Brown Steve Bryant Helen Burgess Debbie Burke Lance Burleson Gordon Cagle Melissa Cain Linda Carpender Mac Carpender Annette Carrico 60 in ' 68 Liuric Carroll Jane Cauble Brenda Channell Dwainc Cherry Juniors plated 2nd in homecoming exhibit. Ralph Cline Linda Collins Leroy Cook Caron Cornelius Danny Cosby Judy Cosby Winifred Dale Larry Davis Freddy Leads thd Sandra Day Melda Deverell Judy Dixon Cindy Doering Marlene Doneison Debbie Doney Sharon Doster Annie Eady Pat Easter Dana Edge Mike Edwards Carole Eubanks Donna Eubanks Donna Evans Paula Ferguson Billv Fields Cathy Foster Margaret Garner Mike Gibson Dale Griffin Andy Gross Gary GuUedge Cliff Hall Freddy Hamilton 62 lass of ' 70 )M 1TT Ud M funiors have Huskie Spirit ' Lynn Harrison Dorothy Hazel Rita Hickman Martha Hicks Tommy Hicks Mary Hodo Cheryl Hogan Kathy Hollingsworth Karen Holmes • ! Lirr - Holmes Tim Homan Sandy Hughs Steve Hutcherson Wayne Hutcherson Randy Isbell Linda Jackson 63 Holding the Spirit D.ilmus Johnson Danny Johnson Martha Johnson Sandra Johnson Marthetta Johnston Debra Johns Deborah Jones Mike Kemp Wayne Kemp Judy Keith Wayne Kelso Wayne Kennedy Ray Kilpatrick Larry Latta Charlotte Lawley Kay Lawrence Danny Lawson Fred Lawson Jim Lawson Mary Sue La Blanc Susan Leslie Benny Long Dicki Lucy Gordon Marlowe 64 for Hewitt ' s Tomorrow Tuck McLcndon Linda McMurrav Frankie Mcaler Judv Mcrritt Micky Michell Larr)- Mize Mike Moody Charlie Moore 65 . M w Growing in Wisdom yf Missv Morgan Joy Morrison Betty Morton Diane Moss Larry Murray Robert Myer David Newsame Patricia Nichols Nickey Nicola Janet Nixon David Norris David O ' Dell Martha Oden Gayle Pannell Linda Parsons Milo Pass Linda Paul Brenda Pendagraph Joe Posey Eut;ene Pravtor Thomas Prest Phillip Prigmore Rickv Quick Roxie Reeder bb and Favor Richard Reaves Rodney Riddle Jene Roberson Ken Roberts Brenda Robinson Pam Roper Donald Runyan Robert Sanders Elaine Self Kay Self Mark Self William Self Pat Sims Brenda Smith Lynne Smith Ronald Smith Roxanne Smith Kent Stacy Steve Stancil Pat Startler Shcihi Stone Vicki Stone Gcnny Taggart Sharon Tanner fr Pi 67 Planning for the Future Connie Taylor Robert Taylor One ot the contest ludgcs winked .it me ' ' John Terr) ' Mike Tidwell Paul Tillman Marcia Thompson Carolyn Traviss Marilyn Traviss Skip Turner Kevin Verazzo Steve Waid Lillian Wallace Robert Wells Ralph Wentzel Mike White Randall Williams Joyce Wilson Jud) ' I ' arhrough b8 SOPHOMORES Donna Evans: Editor 69 V-i-c-t-o-r-y That ' s the . . J Karen Abcrnathy Mitchell Acton Connie Aldridge Pam Almon Carl Anker Susan Bagwell Mar ' Barber Carol Barron David Berrv Anne Blocker Linda Bonner Sidney Boswt)rth Darlene Bouk Rosemar Brackin Look. Mom. no cavities ' ' M iLh, 70 Sophomore Battle Cry! Charles Creel Kenneth Crowde; Cindv Cushion Gar) ' Davidson James Davis Joel Davis Charlie Davis Cindy Day Connie Dcason Richard Deaton Dickie Dollar Ricky Dickinson Louis Donclson Bill Dowdle Nancy Diinkard Conquering Fear Kay E.idy Ray Echols Beverly Elcy Judy Ewing Unn Fau Sharon Frazier Mark Fredrecks Deborah Freeman David Gallaspy Gloria Garrison Sandra Gibson Loretta GiUman Marsha Gillman Eddie Glass Kenneth Glass Melissa Glazner Randy Glidewell Wesley Gooch Larry Grace Johnn Graham Muscle power - Who needs it ' ' We need pucker power! ' 72 Strengthening Weaknesses . . . David Hayes Gill Head Mike Henderson Randv Henderson Joan Helms Larry Helms Bobbie Hendrix Daniel Hicks Wallace Higdon Barbara H.ll Kathy Hines Debbie Hintson Carol Hoarslcy Rick) ' Hcilcomb Sandy Holms 73 Having Fun . . Rcnnic Jones Tonv Jones Karlenc Kemmions Donna Kennedy TV Keyes Djvid King Kcnnv Knight Kenneth L,imbert Cieotge Lineaster Mike ' l..indni.in T ' em L.in lium Hieiul.i Line P.its Line Shein I.,ing Debr.i L.inn,nK 74 and Working Hard iM,£ Billi LiilLim Mike Lawless Steve Lawrence Alan Loggins Dennis Loggins David Long Linda Love Michelle Lowery Faith Manley Karen May Laura McCants Nancy McCoy Patrick McKay Ken McKee Cvnthia McKennie fji p l J m Tp Benny McMunn Stanley McMunn Steve McMunn Sharon McQueen Johnnv Mclvin Susan Missildinc Cirolvn Moblev June Morgan ■ ' Me plav ' Get real ' lfiti iJk 75 tmm Howard Moore Billy Morrison Mike Moses Mittliell Mundy Sara Mvers Cindy Newsome Kathy Nichola Jimmy Norton Doug Orazine Donna Palmer Tommy Pannell Jack Parker Jennifer Patterson Pam Perr - Johnny Phillips Deb Pinkham Jcnna Polk Phillip Pond Cindy Prigmore Kay Randall Cindy Reeder Garv Reeves Greeting Old Friends . . . Don ' t laugh at mc ' Til hit viiu with my purse! 76 . . Making New Ones The Huskie has struck again! Debra Rhodes Robert Robersoi Kay Robinson Dianna Russell Debra Sanders Cindy Saxon Marsha Scott Charlotte Simmons Janice Simmons John Sims Tommy Sims Sandra Sizemore Billy Sloan Eva Smith Mark Smith Ronald Smith Stanley Smith Hal Smothers Glen South Frank Spitzcr Steve Spitzer Debra Stackhouse Cathy Stadler Paula Stew.ut Melvin Strictland 77 Planning for Tomorrows Debm Sullivan Cathy Summcrville Chris Summervillc Nancy Swatzel Gao ' Thrasher Diane Tidwell Reida Todd Gar)- Tucker Vanio Tucker Susan Tyler Reba Vise Bobby Waldrop Donna Ware Doug Warren Deborah Warren Rose Warren Jeanic Weems Timmy West Billy Williams Cynthia Williams Vickie Williams Brcnda Williamson Mao, Ann Wilson ikV Linda Wilson Brcnda Worili. 78 FRESHMEN Yvonne McFrancis: Editor 79 Freshmen Begin . Even Freshmen have spirit Pate Brown Brian Butkner Pam Bullock Jix- Burgess Tom Burtram Robert (lampbell Robin Chanaiei Ricky Cliasteen Paula Cline Linda Clinner John Ct lcman Manila Collev f- . ■ • Im b 80 With a Boom! Agnes Cook Cecelia Cook Jackie Cooper Bobby Cordes Alan Corley Kenny Cottrell Kevin Folse Richie Francis Tim Frederick Philip Freeman Laura Fulron Berry Gabcrr Confusion . . Curtis Gardni Larr) ' Garrison Steve Ginn Bobby Glenn Frankie Glenn Janice Graves Beth Hurtt Sue Hutchins Jane Johnson Tommy Johnson Bobby Johnston Earl Jones 82 Makes a Freshman Ester Jones Chris Kennedy Vicki Kilgorc Kent Kilpatrick Buddy King Dorotiiy King Joe King Mike King Nancy Knighton Lois Lancaster Lisa Lang Kathy Langston Johnny Long Sonnv Long Laura Love Margaret Loveless Kenny Lovvorn Kathy Mabe Nina Marrs Karen Martin David NLtson Sue Matthews Elizabeth McCants Yvonne McCav 83 Green but . . Martha McClain Pat McCoy Susan McCranic Katie McDaniel Bruce Mikell Gan ' Miller Elizabeth Page Paula Payne Drake Pclham Derrcll Pepper Brenda Phillips Lynn Phillips Seeking Wisdom . . . tf tJ fJ David Poolc Brenda Popwell Douglas Price Lanier Price Angela Purrle Wanda Quick Ronnie Rawes Karen Richie Philip Riggins Claud Robison Clyde Roebuck Don Sanders Steve Smith Ted Smith Dennis Smothers Shirley Starns Judy Stripling Lons Studdard 85 Making New Friends Freshman Homecoming Project siL £lL i 0 itkftk BiU Wright Denise Wylie James ' arbroug Jimmy Yates Mark Summen-iUe Bobbv Svke Becky Taylor Deborah Taylor Deborah Taylor Arthur Temples Debbie Thompson Frank Tillman Mark Todd Susan Todd Carolyn Trucks Pat Turner Penny Turner Cindy Vann Trina Vining Terry Ware Charles Webster Glen Wells Robm Wells Marion Whitehead Dale Williams Fran WiUiams David Wilson Denise Womack 86 FEATURES Shirley Shelton: Editor 87 Highlights of th( 88 Miss Hewitt Pageant 68-69 89 massfii-.iiMiafm Miss Hewitt-Trussville 1968-69 J - ' Miss Jonelle McKee, a lovely and popular senior, reigns as Hew- itt ' s beauty queen for 1968-1969. She represented the school well at the Dental Clinic Game and was chosen second alternate to Miss Jefferson County. Although her honors as an underclassman are numerous, she has achieved even greater goals during her senior year. She sought and obtained the important office of President of the entire Student Body. She is the spirited Huskie mascot and the Key Club ' s sweet- heart. As a hard-working member of the Y-Teens, Math Honor Club, Service Association, and Husky Howl Board, she contributes greatly to the success of the school. This year Jonelle is alternate Miss Homecoming. In addition to her school activities, she is also the district President of the MYF. Upon graduation, Jonelle plans to attend Jefferson State Jr. Col- lege where she will work toward a career in either social work or data processing. 90 U ' .f J - . ' ■i . J : : ' V A Handful of Violets ' 1,- ' Fiddy Smith Alternate Miss Hewitt — A- ' TS; ' •!  :V ■i-y .• • . Birds Chirping in the Spring X ' ■6 VK .: ? y ir . jl, . ■ ■ -. -Jf •T ' :W :a.t;. 7, ._ ' ? i .- i i Apple Blossoms Blooming Judy Watkins Marlene Donelson The Existence of Love I ' r - A .. If ' • iip 1%  %lkm hi -y li  Vickie Martin Yvonne McFrancis A Bouquet of Flowers Homecoming Queen • % % % % % I Homecoming Princesses and Escorts Alt. Homecoming Queen JONELLE McKEE and BRUCE WILLIAMS Junior DONNA EVANS and GERALD WILLIAMS 98 Sophomore DIANNA RUSSELL and STEVE PRICE Freshman DEBORAH TAYLOR and MIKE SIMS Senior Who ' s Who Cutest PATTl BURKS DAVID ALLEN Best All Around MARTHA MITCHELL JOHNNY GARRISON Most Likely to Succeed JONELLE McKEE GARRY BROWN 99 Who ' s Who Best Dressed CHARLENE CRABTREE TERRY HAWKINS W5 Friendliest DELANE HONEYCUTT JOHNNY GARRISON Most Courteous MARTHA MITCHELL NEWTON WILLIAMS 100 In The Senior Class Wittiest JOHNNIE SUE CHERNESKI BO DAVIDSON Most Sophisticated ROBIN MORGAN DONNA GINN Most Athletic MYRA LOVVORN DAN PERRY 101 Socialites of the Most Popular RICHARD REAVES DONNA EVANS Best Dressed DICKIE LUCY WAYNE KENNEDY Best All Around FREDDIE HAMILTON MISSY MORGAN 102 Junior Class Most Athletic SKIP TURNER ROXIE REEDER JoUiest Jr. MARY JANE BOSWORTH MIKE CHOAT 103 Sophomore Leaders Best All Around REIDA TODD KENNETH LAMBERT Most Popular LORETTA WILLIAMS MALCOLM WILLIAMS Silliest ; Sophomores CONNIE DEASON DAVID HALLMARK 104 Popular Freshmen Most Popular IKE SHOULTS MITSIE HARRISON Best All Around DONNA SHOTTS RICHIE FRANCIS Greenest Freshmen RHONDA HOLCOMBE BOBBY SYKS 105 i :f ' itcsia!a Hewitt ' s Scholastic ' These students have been chosen by the faculty as outstanding students in certain subjects. Each has maintained A B averages in all his school work but has shown excep- tional talent and interest in a special subject. History DANNY CAMPBELL Englis.h DONNA GINN Science ROBERT JOHNSON 106 Superlatives Art DEBORAH STARIKA Business Education BEVERLY MOORE Language MARY BARBER Math JACK PARKER 107 Senior Favorites Newton Williams Cindy McCranie ' - ' ' -miA- kf Junior Favorites Donna Evans Freddy Hamilton 109 Sophomores RITA TODD CHRIS BUCKNER Freshmen DEBBIE MOBLEY FRAN WILLIAMS 110 ATHLETICS Glen Thompson: Editor In Memory of a Friend The canvas on which our school Hie is painted has some holes in it. Here, a team member is missing. And here, a club president. A voice in the mixed cho- rus you no longer hear. Class rolls are one name short- er. These holes are hard to patch and it will take time to do so. It takes a mighty big person to fill all these places, and Bill Hicks was a mighty big person. More than just physically big, he was big about just every- thing. For his football team and school, he gave; he gave his very best. In mixed chorus he not only sang, but was also a leader. He was popular and a friend to many, many people. So, you see, it takes a mighty big person. Wm PIC t qIFE i % V ' i Mp m 1 1 Wf ' i T «. MM 1 112 Football — Husky Style The Huskies blew in with a blaze of glon- and went out the same way, putting a lump of pride in the throat of every student at HT. HT added three, new, well-qualified coaches to its staff this year. We would all like to think that they had a lot to do with Hewitt ' s victories. But this is not all that makes a victory. First you have to have a good team. Then you need a stadium full of enthusiastic students to raise the morale of the players and a loud rousing band to instill a feeling of excitement in the team and the students. And there must be a troup of pretty cheerleaders to inspire ev- eryone. This makes for a good team. This makes for good school spirit. This is Football - Husky Style. HERBERT O. EUBANKS, Director of Athletics Finl row: McKay, Graham, Perry, Waid, Hamilton. Williams, Fredericks, Reaves, Case Second row: Taylor, May, Tate, Griffin, Smith, Reaves, Cosby, Beasley, Smith Third row: Johnson, Hall, Anker, Kcyes, Jones, McQueen, Self, Roddam, Hicks, Turner I i3 New Coaches Bring First in Fifteen First row: Head Coach Eubanks, Coach Casalc, Coach Graves Second row: Coach Norris, Coach Sheets, Coach Dean SCHEDULE September 6 Leeds September 13 Tarrant September 20 Gardendale September 27 Corner October 4 Erwin October 11 Mortimer Jordan October 18 Mountain Brook October 25 Minor November 1 Huffman TOM MURPHY JOEL BURGESS DON McCANTS DAVID SIMMONS Football: Sweat — Tears — Victory! Hewitt Trussville started its football season with a swell of ex- citement. A long-awaited victory instilled excitement in every stu- dent when the Huskies trounced Leed ' s Green Wave. In the first half, Richard Reaves scored all four touchdowns, and Mike Smith was ready and able to add the needed extra points. An exceptional showing was made by the Husky defense and offense consistently throughout the game. HT met Tarrant on Friday the thirteenth and it was an unlucky day for the Huskies. Tarrant scored twice on runs of nine yards and thirty-five yards. Meanwhile, HT wasn ' t just sitting idly by. In the third quarter, the Huskies really got on the ball and Richard Reaves made a run from the HT forty-yard line to score. The extra point attempt was a failure and Tarrant maintained the score of 14 to 6 till the end. Corner proved to be an upset to HT. Huskie Misfortune: Corner hit HT early m the first quarter with an impressive pass. The extra point, which didn ' t seem important at the time, turned out to be the one which decided the outcome of the game. Later, after struggling to move the ball away from our own goal line, HT punted to Corner. Then Skip Turner intercepted a Corner pass and set up our only touch- down with only 9:35 left to play. The all-deciding extra point try was no good and HT fell to defeat. 116 Vlar ' 68 Season HT went to Mortimer Jordan seeking vengeance for last year ' s score of 13 to 12. HT went out strong early in the game and kept Jordan away from our goal until the second half Meanwhile, during the second quarter, HT marched over the Blue Devils to score on a Perr) ' -to-Turner pass. HT came back into the second half with a nearly infallible defense which threw Jordan for loss after loss, but, with only thirty-nine seconds left in the quarter Jordan snatched an HT fumble and scored. They then went for two and missed. MJ kicked off to HT with only seconds left in the quarter. After a fifteen yard penalty for clipping, HT fumbled on the eighteen-yard line and Mor- timer Jordan recovered. The quarter was over. On the first play in the fourth quarter, Jordan scored. Again the two-point conversion was no good. With only minutes left in the game, HT put together its best drive and scored again, but, once more, the PAT was no good. As the whistle blew, the scoreboard read: HT - 12 . . . MJ - 12 Hewitt Trussville ended its season the same way it started - with a victo- Hewitt had to come from behind twice. to defeat Huffman, 26 to 21. Richard Reaves was the big man in the Husky defense with 145 yards in twenty-four carries. Hewitt got off to an early lead after Steve Waid returned the opening kick-off fifty-nine yards to the Huffman twenty-nine yard line. Five plays later. Reaves scored from the five. Smith ' s extra point kick failed. In the second quarter, Huffman moved ahead, but Hewitt came back with a sixty-yard drive capped by a three-yard plunge by Dan Perry. Smith missed again, but Hewitt lead 12 to 7. Huffman again moved ahead in the same period, but the second halt ac- tion wasn ' t over. Hewitt pushed in from seventy-nine yards out with Reaves scoring from the three. Perry passed to Waid for the extra point. In the third quarter, Gordon Marlow intercepted a pass to put HT in business again. Reaves carried it in from 46 yards out and Smith kicked the final Hewitt point of the season. ■F9W r Mack Gives All; Smith Tries for Citadel MITCHELL TOMLINSON NEWTON WILLIAMS MIKE SMITH ARNOLD SELF FRED RODDAM DAN PERRY Ht-ii ' H r ■= i H ' 4] 41 Wm-k MM ' L JIB m H M cf :?- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' B EDDIE McQUEEN DAVID McCLUSKY ROBERT JOHNSON 118 f Eleaves Leads Pack: Marlow Grabs ' em All DANNY COSBY FREDDIE HAMILTON GORDON MARLOW BRIAN MAY RICHARD REAVES JERRY STEPHENS ROBERT TAYLOR SKIP TLIRNER STEVE WAID 19 Basketball: Most Exciting Year Ever Basketball at Hewitt-Trussville was truly at its best in 68-69. It started with a six game winning streak, showing the Huskies a spectacle they had never seen before. With six wins and one loss, which H-T suf- fered against Shades Valley, Coach Dwight Nor- ris led the fired-up cagers to the Shades Valley Tournament. The Huskies entered the tourna- ment with high hopes of beating Valley this time and going on to place in the tournament, but val- ley drowned these hopes with a close victory over H-T. After suffering this defeat, H-T prepared for the county classic and blazed their way to the county-wide tournament after beating Leeds, Huffman, and Gardendale. In the first game, new Castle knocked the Huskies out of the first two places with a 77-52 victory over H-T. The Huskies being led by Coach Norris were deter- mined to take third place by edging the Berry Bucs 56-55. (continued) Hands off, It ' s mine! Step 1 - 2 This is one ball Valley won ' t GET!! 120 Now, if I can just kcqj his attention I ' ll have him hypnotized Huskies Ranked GLEN THOMPSON Forward RONNY LANDRUM Forward LARRY MOSS Guard SKIP TURNER Guard E. B. HANKS Center Third in County STEVE WAID Guard TERRY HAWKINS Guard DAN PERRY Forward BO DAVIDSON Guard EDDIE McQUEEN Forward As of Jan. 21, H-T had a record of 10 wins and 3 losses, and were looking forward to the rest ot the year. Good things are in the forecast for H-T basketball next year with the return of E. B. Hanks, Skip Turner, and Steve Waid to the starting five. And several good prospects can be found among the ranks of rising B-Teamers to be included in the Varsity ten. Pass 1 nteri. epted ! The Huskies are victorious! Aw, Come on, E, B., let someone else have the ball! 124 He- , «. need to w.i,sh his Go Huskies SKIP TURNER STEVE WAID BO DAVIDSON EDDIE McQueen E. B, HANKS GLEN THOMPSON RONNY LANDRUM DAN PERRY TERRY HAWKINS COACH DWIGHT NORRIS I like to play with the ball, not eat it! ' 125 Husky AU right, who put the glue on the ball? Here I am, here I am!! 126 Golly, what did you have to do that for ' f i ups Hold on Against All Intruders As fortune shined bright on the varsity basketball team, it shined brighter on the Huskie B-Team. As of Januar) ' 22, Coach Jody Graves had led his team to an amazing vic- torious season with 10 wins and no losses. The Huskie Pups again and again left their mark on their opponents by taking overwhelming victories from them. The H-T upstarts were led to victor) ' by the superb shooting of Robert Taylor, Paul Mauldin, and Terry Lan- drum and by board rulers Mike Choat and Wayne Ken- nedy. The Huskie victories cannot all be accredited to the starting five, for without the back up power of Lance Burelson, Ken Roberts, Frank Spitzer, Phil Pond, and Mike Gibson victory couldn ' t be a reality. Lance Burleson, Ken Roberts. Wayne Kennedy, Paul Mauldin, Mike Choat, Frank Spitzer, Phil Pond, Terry Landrum, Jesse Hooks, Carl Anker. Kneeling: Mike Gibson, Robert Taylor. 127 First row: David Christy, Chris Buckner, Bill X right, Jim Hicks, Frank Hamilton, Don McCants, Charles Clayton, Pate Brown. Second rimi: Gary Reaves, Morris Cusins, Mike Landmon, Sam Collins, Sammy Key, Everettc Jones, Richard Reaves, John Amberson, Coach Casale Wrestling ' 68: Best Year Ever 128 I ' m pinned; you both win! Boy, am I glad you don ' t have hotns! He ' witt Trussville ' s -wrestling team -was really one to be proud of this year. Every wrestler, from the ninety-six-pounders all the way up to the heavyweights, wrestled in top form. Wrestling matches are always crowd-pleasers and ours were not exceptions. The crowds roared with excitement as the muscular Huskies grappled on the mat. Spirit ran high and was rewarded with victory after victory. HT ' s wrestlers dis- played the Husky ' s fighting spirit as well as good sportsmanship. The teachers, the students, and especially the coaches are justly proud of Hewitt-Trussville ' s wrestling team. What ' With mv great big, beautiful, white tteth 129 H-T Baggers Have Poor ' 68 Season The Hewitt Trussville baseball team started the ' 68 baseball season with expectations of victories to come, but these expectations were soon to be drowned out with a cold bucket of hard luck. For HT, the ' 68 season consisted of two wins (Leeds, Shades Valley) and eight losses. The HT crew was made up of mainly Juniors and Sophomores and they were pre- sented with one of the roughest seasons Hewitt has seen in years. Due to the experience of the players, the fine record Hewitt has shown this year is expected to be carried on by the Hewitt Trussville baseball team. Batter up!!! m M% %4kM ' First rou: Dan Perry. Bymn Terr)-, Mike Gihs jn, Scoc Wild, Skip Turner, Gordon Marlow. SeconJ rm: Robert T.i)l. r. Andrew L. Eddie McQueen, Ronnie Landi m, Jerry Stephens, Coach Jett. 131 9 i ' Dt J vf ■...:ai;i(feljiLi Oh-h-h, I just stepped on a bumblebee ' Up, up, and away! He ' ll never catch me ' (I ' ve got on my P F. Flyets!) 132 Spikemen Build Promise With ' 68 Experience Varsity Lettermen NEWTON WILLIAMS MITCHELL TOMLINSON DON McCANTS DAVID McCLUSKY JIM ROGERS RONNIE SMITH DONALD RUNYAN RICHARD REAVES MIKE SMITH ARNOLD SELF RODNEY GAINES SAM COLLINS MIKE CHOAT FREDDIE HAMILTON 133 Sheila Leads Cheerleaders to Firsti MARY JANE BOSWORTH DONNA h ' ANS DEBBIE BURKE ■ )lr . '  w ' ' ' |() MORRISON KATHY HOLLINGSWORTH m PAM ROPER MARTHA MITCHELL DIANNA RUSSELL 134 Hace in N.C.A. Competitions BECKY REED Co-Head JONELLE McKEE Mascot SHEILA PARKER Head 135 B-Team Cheerleaders Inspire Spirit JOAN HELMS Head LAURA Ml ANTS Co-head PAM PERRY ■P SPSI I H 1 '  f ? Li- (®T  -i :_J HgB| iM M B hI 1 CINDY PRIGMORE LORETTA WILLIAMS CINDY REEDER JENNA POLK SHARRON McQueen KA ROHIN.SON 136 ORGANIZATIONS Melda Deverell: Editor 137 Struggles to Make This i M.- -: Editor BIDDY SMITH Memento Staff The yearbook serves as a true picture of the school year at Hewitt-Trussville High School. The staff members work the year round to produce a memo- rable yearbook for the student body to enjoy and remember for years to come. Under the leadership of the editor, the assistant editors, and their respective staffs struggle through many long hours of planning and preparation to complete the book. The greatest fulfillment every staff member receives is read- ing the finished Memento. We sincerely hope the 1969 Memento will mean as much to you as it does to us. Staff III: Glen Thompson, Pam Roper, Roxic Rccder, Freddie Hamilton. Dianna Russell, Robin Morgan, Yvonne McFrancis, Dickie Lucy, Riclc James. 2nJ: Kathy Burgess, Mar- ianne Morgan, Missy Morgan, Janet Nixon, Carolyn Traviss, Joy Morrison, Debbie Burke, Beverly Moore, Biddy Smith, Martha Mitchell, Shirley Shelton, Carla Murphy, Cathy Deaton, Mclda Deverell, Pat Garner, Donna Evans 138 f ihe Best Memento Yet Typist CATHY DEATON Business Manager BEVERLY MOORE Artist FREDDIE HAMILTON Advenising DEBBIE BURKE DICKIE LUCY 139 The Hardest Working) Class DONNA EVANS JOY MORRISON CARLA MURPHY YVONNE McFRANCIS PAM ROPER Clubs JANET NIXON MELDA DEVERELL PAT GARDNER Features MARIANNE MORGAN SHIRLEY SHEI.TON ROXIE REEDER 140 !lub in the School! Administration KATHY BURGF.SS MARTHA MITCHELL CAROLYN TRAVISS ; Circulation ROBIN MORGAN MISSY MORGAN DIANNA RUSSELL Sports GLEN THOMPSON RICKY JAMES 141 The Student Council Martha Mitchell, Sec; Missy Morgan, 1 Vice-Pres.; Robert Johnson, 2 Vicc-Pres , Jonelle McKee, Prcs , Donna Evans, Treas. Preamble We, the students of Hewitt- TrussviUe High School government, es- tablish better training in citizenship, and establish better understanding be- tween faculty and students, insure a sin- cere respect for law and order, and thus promote a better school and community understanding, hereby this constitution as the supreme law, to which the stu- dent body may look for guidance. Hewitt ' s spirit brings big profits. 142 Is the Backbone Senators From Left to Right: Kathy Hollingsworth, Skip Turner, Mike Choat, John Studeman, Robert Taylor, Donna Shorts, Jane Mobley, Sandra Holmes, Terry Case, Richie Francis, Chris Buckner, Garry Brown, Ronny Landrum, Pam Davis, Cathy Deaton, Freddie Hamilton. Pep Bus Drive stiU walkingl 143 of the School Executive Board Robert Johnson. Miss Peer, Missy Morgan. Gaylc Pannell, Kathy Hollingsworth. Donna Evans, Kay Hopkins, Joncllc McKec. Martha Mitchell, Glen Thompson, Dan Perry. President JONELLE McKEE Inter Club Council lit Row: Trina Vining, 2ncJ Row. Vickie Martin, Myra Loworn. Biddy .Smith. Martha Mitchell. Lindi Parsons. G.ir ' Brown. Newton Williams. Mike Caublc. Johnny Garrison. IrJRow: Pit Startley, Larry Davis. Danny Campbell. Mitchell Mundy 4lh Kottv Sheila Parker. Ronnv Lindrum 144 A Leaders in Citizenship! Members 1st Row: Steven McMunn, Sidney Bosworth, Wallace Higdon, Tim McDaniel. Bill Balcomb, Gary Reeves, Robert Beasley, Gill Head, Donald Allen. 2mi Row: Billy Williams, Mark Carry, Andrew Latham, Dale Griffith, Eddie McQuee n, Sam Collins, Glen Thompson. Jy- ' -.: mi . ' - -■ J-- m m IhI: mSSBsc Officers 1st Row: Newton Williams. 2nJ Rou: Donald Allen. Mr Walker, Richard Reeves ird Row: Glen Thompson, Sam CoUms JUNIOR CIVITAN Junior Civitan is a new club at Hewitt. It is a service club for boys in grades ten through twelve. Membership is by invita- tion each spring to boys with a C average,- or better, and a desire to serve their school and community. 145 The Math Honor Glut Old Members Isl Rou: ymeWc McKec, Dcbra St.irikj, Jonnie Sue Cherneski, Leslie Line. Donna Ginn, Valeric Kilgore jKi Kohv Steve McKay, Kay Hopkins, Martha Mitchell, Shirley Shelton, Beverly Moore, Nancy Simmons, Joan Henson iri Row: Robert Johnson, Glen Thompson. Ronnie Landrum, D.in Pern,, Danny Campbell, David McClusky, Andrew Latham Mu Alpha Thera is a nationally organized honor club composed of outstanding math students in high schools and junior colleges. For membership in the local chapter the requirements are: a student must be amemberof the junior or senior class and must main- tain a B average in Algebra II. One C average is permissible in trigonometry. This is a club that strives for excellence in mathematics. 146 figures for the Best! New Members Isl Rim-: Robin Morgan. Jack Lowery. 2iiJ Row: Biddy Smith, Teresa Huggins. Missy Morgan, Pat Gardner, Linda Pa rsons, Kay Self. Vice-President GLEN THOMPSON Secretary SHIRLEY SHELTON Treasurer VALERIE KILGORE Sponsor MRS. THOMAS 147 Senior National Honor Society Officers Isl Raw: Robert Johnson, Ronny Landrum 2 tJ Rm - Kay Hopkins, Beverly Moore, Martha Mitchell Members The Senior National Honor Society is an organization for students showing superior ability in varied fields. The members of this honor organization strive to promote responsible leadership, serve their school with distinction, and fur- ther the goals of the community. Each mem- ber ' s character must be beyond reproach and they also must have an excellent scholastic record. It is well-worth the extra drive and deter- mination to become a member of this orga- nization of high merit. ;.( Raw: Kay Hopkins, Deborah Hurtt, Nancy Simmons, Donna Ginn, Leslie Lane, Valerie Kilgore, Beverly Moore, Shirley Shclton, Deborah Starika, Sheila Par- ker, Biddy Smith, Mrs. Burgess. 2nd Raw: Glen Thompson, Terry Hawkins, Robin Morgan, Robert Johnson, Dan Perry, Andrew Latham, Ronny Landrum, Jack Lowery, Danny Campbell, Martha Mitchell, 148 eaders in Scholarship! Danny Campbell Biddy Smith 149 Junior National Honor Societj Officers Doug Orazine, Vice President, Sharon McQueen. Secretary, Cindy Saxon, President; Laura McCants, Treasurer The Junior National Honor Society is an organization into which no one can buy membership. It is founded upon Citizenship, and Character. To be eligible for membership, a student must have good grades, be outstanding in leadership, have rendered service to the school, and have a character above re- proach. Selection into this organization is as high an honor as can be bestowed upon a student in the ninth and tenth grades at Hewitt Trussville High School. Members 1 RowrOoug Orazine, Cindy Saxon, Patsy Une, June Morgan, Connie Deason, Marcu Oilman, Donna Palmer, Kenneth Lambert, Cynthia McK.nney, Rose Mary Brackin Dav,d Christy, D.anna Russell 2 Row: Mrs. Roby, Sharon Frazier, Deb Warrenm, Sharon McQueen, Cindy Prigmore. Pam Perry, Bonn.e Harrell, Kathy Burgess, Sandra Holm«, Karen Abcrnathy M.l«r Cooney Uura McCants, Mitchell Mundy, Karen May 3rJ Rau, Ricky Holcombe. Wallace Higdon. John Sims. Bobbie Hen ix. Donna Kennedy, Mary Barber, Chris SummervQle, Bobby Waldrop, Billy Morrison. 150 f Followers in Scholarship Karen Abernathy Mary Barber Rose Mary Brackin Kathy Burgess David Christy Mike Cooney Connie Deason Sharon Frazier Marsha Gilman Bonnie Harrell Bobbie Hendrix WaUis Higdon Ricky Holcombe Sandra Holmes Kenneth Lambert Patsy Lane Karen May Laura McCants Cynthia McKinney Sharon McQueen Marianne Morgan Billy Morrison Mitchell Mundy Doug Oraiine Donna Palmer Pam Perry Gndy Prigmore Dianna Russell Cindy Saxon John Sims Chris Summerville Bobby Waldrop Deb Warren 151 The Husky How HUSKY HOWL The Husky Howl has started anew this year by not only re- porting school activities, but keeping the students at H-T up on controversial subjects. The students and teachers have responded with the utmost interest which has encouraged the staff. The Husky Howl is continually improving and is becom- ing more essential to Hewitt- Trussville. Our sponsors, Miss Cantrell and Mrs. Kershaw, along with our principal have certainly contributed to our success. JOHNNY GARRISON - Artist MIKE SIMS - Printer Homecoming Exhibit Reporters 152 Isl Row: ]ohnny Garrison, Mike Sims. Karen Abernathy, Vicki M.irtin, Nancy Drinkard, Pat Easter, Part Startlcy. Carol Bonnet, Cathy Bel!. 2nd Rtm:- Linda Bell, Laurie (jr- roll, Brenda Robinson, Carolyne Mobley, Melissa Oin, Rickv James, Jonclle McKee, Rhonda Abbott, Karen May. Jpreads the News! Officers MISS CANTRELL Sponsor Pat Startley, Vicki Martin. Karen Abcrnathy, Nancy Drinkard, Pat Easter. MRS KERSHAW Sponsor Reporters Phillip Pngmore, Carolyn Mobley, Carol Bonnet. Jonelle McKct, Karen May, Melissa Cain, Brenda Robinson. Cathy Bell, Linda Bell. Laurie Carroll. Ricky James. Rhonda Abbott. - REPORTERS Typists Vicki Martin. Rhonda Abbott, Cathy Bell, Laurie Carroll, Pat Easter, Brenda Robinson, Par Startley. - TYPISTS 153 The Choral Mixed Chorus The Choral Department, under the direction of Miss Emily Cantrell, is con- tinuing in the pursuit of excellence through music. This pursuit includes a Christmas cantata, choral competitions, both local and statewide, and singing publicly for the benefit of others, ' such as the Hearing and Speech Foundation. The select vocal Group is the Mixed- Chorus. After tryouts, students are se- lected for musical ability, character, per- sonality, and a sincere interest in and love for music. The Mixed Chorus adds Huskic Spirit to the Homecoming Parade. 154 Department Serenades Mixed Chorus Officers Rita Hickman, Pam Roper, John Amberson. Joyce Williams, Kay Hopkins, Charlotte Flynn, Rod Whittenmore, Missy Morgan, Charlene Crabtree. Patti Burkes. Girls Chorus Cindy Day, Jcanette Moore, Rose Mary Braikin, Connie Deason, Faith Manly, Deborah Stackhouse, Lnda Yarbrough, Debra Mullins. SecondRow: Linda dinner, Barri Gabert, June Day, Sherry Cook, Paula Payne, Shirley Starne, Diannc K. ' -tain, Penny Chasteen, Debra Sanders, Agnes Cook. 155 the School! Chorus 1. iAL.y ' irv ,1 . ..-y, Madrigalians Paul ' ' ' tchinson, Alan Logg,ns, Steve Stancd, Rod Whitcenmore, Betty Morton, Mat.lvn Ttaviss, Linda Library Club Circulates! Homecoming pjradc The Library Club is now combined with the Audio Visual Club. Membership is composed of library assistants, Audio Visual opera- tors, and anyone interested in the library. The library ' s purpose is to be of service to the school and to pro- vide a variety of suitable materials, in attractive format and sur- roundings, which will enrich the curriculum and lives of students and faculty. The Library Club ' s aim is to be of help, along these lines, by pro- moting the use of the library, and helping to keep everything in good condition. Officers Margaret Garner, Sec, Jan Holmes, V Pres , Joyce Price, Treas., Jill Jacks, Pres. Members 1st Row: Mrs. McClendon. Sponsor; Kaye Bradbury, Margaret Garner, Jan Holmes. Jill Jacks. Joyce Price. Judy Watkins, Linda Williamson. 2nd Rou: ' Larry Barron, Bobby Sykes, Carole Taylor. Judy Yarbrough, Carolyn Horscly, Jackie Chasteen, Helen Burgess, Annie Eady, Mclda Devcrell. Rhonda Mitchell. Sandrajohnson.lny Row. Jerry Heav- ens, John Studeman. Linda Jack.son, Susie Finch, Annette Carrico, Shirley Starncs, Paula Ferguson. Jean Garner, Cindy Newsome, Sandra Gibson, Bill Eady, Billy Joe Creel. 4lh Row: Charles Garner, Linda Hayncs, Kathy Hooks, Catherine Nicola, Nancy McCoy, Gaynell McDaniels, Brcnda Truill. 157 The Key Club ' j B 9 SSSm ■■MM  - ' I Siiiiii ■■1 ft Qky B ■ M ■fU ,: | ■ BB BtL— !9ll w m B5S I Kiiii i KSfll f ■ i m 1 Officers 1st Row: Garry Brown, President; Dan Perry, Vice President 2niJ Row: Ronny Lan- dnim, Seaetary, Jonelle McKee, Swecthean; Robert Taylor, Treasurer. Board of Directors 1st Row: Skip Turner, Doug Orazine, Robert Taylor. 2niJ Row: Garry Brown, Jonelle McKee, Jim Israel, Sponsor, irj Row: Mike Smith, Ronny Landrum, Dan Perry. Members 158 hi Rou-.- Jonelle McKee, Ricky Holcombe. Chris Buckner, Doug Orazine, Mjkc Gibson, David McClusky, Steve McCay, Terry Hawkins, Mike Smith, Robert Taylor. Skip Turner, Garry Brown, Steve Waid. 2nd Row: Mi. Israel, Butch Hall, Phillip Pond, Mike Lawless, Ronny Landrum, David Spitzer, Mike Choat, Danny Cosby, Jerry Stephens, Dan Perry. J Dpens Many Doors! Joncllc McKec Robert Johnson Steve McCay h 1 £ a Garry Brown Michael Jones ig A «mMI David McCluskey Terry Hawkins V-.1 Ronny Landrum Dan Perry David Spitzer 159 The H-Clubl Members 1st Row: Howard Tate, Bo Davidson. Dan Perry. Ronny Landrum. Arnold Self. Terry Hawkins. David McCluskcy. Sammy Key, Tim Homan. Ralph Wentzcll, Bill Temples, Eddie McQueen 2rkJ Row: Terry Case, Freddie Hamilton. Richard Reaves, Robert Beasley, Newton Williams, Steve Wade, Mike Smith, Fred Roddam, Dale Griffith, Mitchell Tomlinson, Skip Turner, Donald Allen, Danny Cosby, Cheerleaders: Kathy HoUingsworth, Diana Russell, Donna Evans, Sheila Parker, Martha Mitchell, Mary Jane Bos- worth, Pam Roper, Debbie Burke, Jonellc McKec. Sponsor, Coach Graves. Officers President HOWARD TATE Vice-President RONNn ' LANDRUM Secretary DAN PERRY Treasurer BO DAVIDSON 160 ' romotes Athletics. H-CLUB The H-Club strives to promote interest in athletics. Its members are drawn from students excelling in the various fields ot athletics. In addition to furnishing the members of the athletic department with blazers, it also purchases awards for all athletic events and operates the concession stand dur- ing the basketball games. By spon- soring the faculty game against other schools, the H-Club pro- motes the true spirit of good sports- manship. Cheerleaders lead the homecoming parade. H-Clubers promote the spirits ' ' The Red Cross We Serve The children of the world with our welfare projects. Our teachers and classmates by improving our school. Our neighbors who are victims of disaster. Ourselves by serving these others. All our activities center around Service, International Under- standing, Citizenship, and Intelligent Leadership. Our projects are many. We sponsored United Appeal, gave Thanksgiving gifts to our needy, responded to fire victims, filled Christmas bags for our own Veteran ' s Hospital and helped with gift to our school. DELEGATES TO TRAINING PROGRAM Tommy Merritt. Jerry Meadows, Pat Startley, Linda Paul. Members 1st R«iv Jenna Polk, Othy Miller, Donna Blaw, Dorothy Hazel, Donna Eubanks, Pat Nichols, Becky Brasher, Debra Dunn, Tommy Pannell, Vickie Nichols, Phillip Prigmore, Shirley Starn, Greg Barran Jm Row: Larry Garrison, George Lancaster, Pam Perry, Kay Robinson. Pat Startley, Cindy Reeder, Harriet Gray, Pat Turner, Liz McCants, Cindy Cushcn, Annette Carrico. Deborah Taylor, Carolyn Mobley, Jackie Cooper. Chris Summcrvillc fn Rou-: Francis McLean. Linda Paul, Sue Collins, Michelle Lowery, Shirley Griffith. Deborah Hare. Yvonne McFrancis, Deborah Rhodes. Landa Wikon. Charles Davis, Vickie Kilgore. Larr ' Blythc. Jerry Heavens. 41 Raw: Wayne Hutcherson. Jerry Meadows, Tommy Merritt, Sharon Frazier, Sharon Dostcr. Cathy Bell. Debra Houston. Louis Lancaster. Donald Allen. Andrew Latham, Janet Nixon. 162 [lelps Others! Officers MR HAYNES Is! Row; Pat Nichols, 2nd V P ; Deborah Taylor, Sec; Shirley Griffith, Projects Chairman. 2ntJ Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Scruggs; Pat Startley, Pres., Linda Paul, Treas.; Tommy Merritt, V.P.; Sponsor, Mr. Haynes. MRS SCRUGGS z mw. Red Cross fills Christmas bags! 163 G.A.C. ' s Help Shape G.A.C. stands tor 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 P.E. with an overall C average in other subjects; assist successfully one se- mester; participate in two out of four sports and four out of seven individual or duel sports, score 200 or more points in the Intramural Program, and letter. The G.A.C. ' s sponsor the intramural program to stimu- late interest in physical education and promote a good athletic program at Hewitt. Another purpose is to be of the greatest possible service to our school. It ' s well worth the hard work it takes to become a member ot this great club! Officers President - MYRA LOWORN Viie-President - SHEILA PARKER Secretar) ' - MARY JANE BOSWORTH Treasurer - DEBBIE BURKS Social Chairman - MISSY MORGAN Parliamentarian - BECKY REED Sponsor - MRS- MANN Members 164 Ufl to Right: Helen Burgess. Mary Jane Bosworth, Debbie Burke. Gayle Pannell. Melissa Oin, Missy Morgan. Marlene Donelson, Becky Reed, Cliarlcne Crabtrce, Patti Burks, Sheila Parker, Mrs Mann. Myra Loworn, Freida Deavcr, Tovia Turner, Loretta Williams. Becky Brasher, Kathy Summerville, Roxie Reeder, Gcnny Taggart, Brenda Rdhinson, Martha Hicks. Jp Our School! The Rough and Ready G.A.C ' s Let ' s see the S.A. ' s do this one CoordinjtEon Plu 165 Senior G.A.C. ' si Patti Burks Charlcne Crabtrec Delane Honeycutt Myra Loworn Becky Reed Tovia Turner 166 Bank Says, Watch Your Money Grow! i The Hewitt-TrussviUe Savings Bank, a Junior Achievement Company, successfully operates with the sponsorship of BTNB and the work of the stu- dents. The Savings Bank, as all other J. A. Companies, operates just as the larger banks, but on a small scale. The Board of Directors and Room Tellers have in- spired the students to take advantage of the opportu- nity of saving a portion of their allowance for a rainy day. Th is encouragement has resulted in an increase of depositors. The bank gives banners to those home- rooms that meet certain percentage requirements. The Savings Bank also offers another important opportunity; the bank workers learn the complete banking system. Our representative from BTNB, Mrs. Oliver, with our school sponsor, Mr. Whittaker, are dedicated and patient in teaching this invaluable information. A person who doesn ' t know where his next dollar is coming from usually doesn ' t know where his last dollar went. Officers Marianne Morgan. Oshier, Mike Cauble. Pres , Chris Summerville, Vicc-Pres.; Joneile McKee, Sec. Members Ul Row: Kay Robinson, Connie Taylor. Pat Gardner, June Morgan, Connie Deason, Ann Blocker 2niJ Rou: NancT Drinkard, Chris Summerville, Mike Cauble. Vicki Martin, Arnold Self, Mr, Whittaker. 167 S.A. ' s — Alwaysj Officers Donna Ginn, Treas.; Donna Evans, Corrcs Sec, Mrs Gruman, Sponsor; Penny HiU, V P ; Martha Mitchell, Pres , Pam Davis, Rec Sec; Joy Morrison, Pari, Newton Williams, S.A. Sweetheart. The Service Association consists of twenty-five girls, sophomores to seniors. Each member must maintain at least a C average in her subjects. The members are select- ed not only by grades, but by their service to the school, character, willingness to work, and personality. S.A. ' s sell pompons to boost school spirit. They spon- sor Hey Day and Twirp Week. The S.A. ' s work with un- derprivileged families and participate in many other ac- tivities which benefit the community and Hewitt- Trussville. The Service Association serves you! 168 leady to Serve! Members lit Row: Dianna Russell, Marianne Morgan, Kay Robinson, Debra Hurtt, Carla Murphy, Kathy Hollingsworth, Joan Helms. Jenna Polk, Sharron McQueen, Mary Exa Walker 2niJ Raw: Laurie Carroll, Joy Morrison, Jonelle McKee. Newton Williams, Donna Evans, Pat Gardner. Dickie Lucy, Shirley Shelton, Mrs. Gruman. 3rJ Row: Donna Ginn, Cathy Deaton, Pam Davis, Kay Hopkins, Penny Hill, Sharon Todd, Valorie Kilgore, Martha Mitchell. S.A. ' s .show spirit of Christmas! 169 Newton Williams Jonellc MiKee 1 W- Kay Hopkins Martha Mitchell Cathy Dearon Carla Murphy Senior S.A. ' s! A Valeric Kilgore Shirley Shelton I yQ Sharon Todd Mar - i; a Walker !ompass Club Makes Plans! Officers Left to Rjght: David Allen, Vice-President, Mr. Bostick, Sponsor, Johnny Garrison, President. The Compass Club sponsors and carries on the club for the furtherance of Mechani- cal Drawing. The study of Mechanical Drawing in- volves thinking and visualization in terms of shape, size, and relation through the experi- ences of conveying mental pictures by means of representation. Because of the effort in- volved, it has splendid elements of general educational development. Members Ut Row D Allen Mr Bostick, Z. Ferguson. 2r,dRow:]. Garrison. R.Jones, T. McClendon, C Buckner, W. H.gdon.J Henderson, B Balcomb. R. Henderson, RJWells, P. McKay D Loggins J Bagwell Wj Row. R Myers, L Donclson, G. Brown, B. Busbv. J Warnick, R. Gaylor, G GiUiland, D Johnson, D. Cosby, L. Mize, R. Harlow, b. McCay 4th Row: S Bosworth, J Busby, G Vaughn, R Turner, G Vickory, M Sims, C. Stewart, M. Cox, M. Howington, H. Boyles, D. Lawson, W. Kemp, B. Long, P. Hethcox, R Scott, L. Moss, T Coleman, D Johnson, G. Praytor, L. Davis, D Shaddix. 171 Language Club Brings ' First Year Members lit Row: Bobby Brand, Tommy Pannell, Kjy Robmson, Beverly Bradshaw, Pam Bulloch, Sharon McQueen, Patsy Lane. Jeff Beason, Kenneth Lambert, Jenna Polk, Joan Helms, Cindy Reeder, Joey Harris. Don McCants. 2W Row: Guy Jones, Mike Lawless, Charlotte Simmons, Deborah Warren, Deborah Sanders, Pam Perry, Claud Robinson, Kenneth Black, Bruce Michael, John Schlofifman Officers 172 lit Row: Cynthia McKinney, Kathy Burgess. Marianne Mor .in, NLiish.i Gilni.in :n,J Ruw: Sharon Doster, Laura McCjnts, Donna P.ilmer, Nancy Drinkard, Thomas Prest, Mitchell Mundy. r Romance to the School! Second Year Members 1st Row: Leona Martin, Melissa Cain. Robin Morgan, Linda Collins, Kathy Burgess, Mike Cooney, Rosemary Brackin, David Christy, Marianec Morgan, Doug Orazine, Linda Bonner, Linda Love, Donna Palmer, Laura McCants, Martha Hicks, Genny Taggart, Karen May, Cy McKinney, Mitchell Mundy, Thomas Prest, Marsha Gilman, Nancy Drinkard, Cindy Prigmore, Sharon Dostcr, Rhonda Abbott, Mark Smith, Mike Tidwell. 2nd Row: Pat McKay. John Sims, Mike Moody, Randy Henderson, Rickey James, Sharon Frazicr, Pat Gardner, Mary Barber, Teresa Huggins, Ricky Holcombc, Billy Morrison, David Hallmark, Louis Lancaster, Karen Abernathy, Connie Taylor, Janet Nixon, Laurie Carroll, Larry Matthews, Mike Kemp, Milo Pass. ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB This is the first year that the French and Spanish Clubs have combined. The main reason for combin- ing these clubs is to interest all students in foreign languages. Membership is based on high grades, character, and interest in school activities; and, of course, a person ' s interest in French or Spanish. The members learn about life in France and Spain and they create an un- derstanding of these nations people. Since the world has become smaller, it is important for all persons to have an understanding of other na- tions and people, which is being accomplished by this club. Sponsors MRS DIDCOCT MR WALKER W ' - ' . , 1 r ::: •: «   '  ' « , i 173 Officers Betty Morton, Sec , Frances MacLcan, Treas., Linda Parsons. Pres. Art Club Brings Colo ART CLUB The students at Hewitt-Trussville have an important inter- est in Art. The puqjose of the Art Club is to make available, extra art activity outside of the class room. Membership is open to students who are enrolled in the art classes and students who have taken art and wish to further their art work. Our Art teacher, Mrs. Frauke Brackin, has made it possible for the students at Hewitt to receive many awards from the Alabama State Fair, scholastic exhibits, and the Fine Arts Club ot Birmingham. Homecomine Exhibit Members 174 1st Roir.- C ha ricen Crabtree, Penny Hill. Phillip Prigmore, Randy Glidwell.Jan Holmes. Linda Parson . C at Rri:in.i (ash. Lillian Wallace. Everett Jones. Bettv Morton. Frarucs Mac!.ean. Pat Epps, Art Ward Miller. N.incy Wilson 2nJ Raw: Patti Burks. Terr ' Ha o the School! Practice makes Perfect! BBSt J  B Oh! No, No, No! You know Mrs. Ruby ' s tcct arc mu h bigger than that! I ' ve been doodling ever since I Double, - double, toil and trouble Ouldron boil and cauldron bubble. Y-Teenji The Y-Teen Club is a part of the Y.W.C.A. with whose Method of work and program it is in accord. The primary ob- jective of this club is to provide opportunity for girls to devel- op their leadership potentials and have a sense of personal re- sponsibility for today ' s world. The Y-Teen goals are: to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all religions and nationalities, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. Membership of Y-Teens is open to any girl in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grades providing that she is willing to work for the betterment of this club. Each member is devoted to the service of her school, home, and community. This year some of the Y-Teen services have been: taking candy to the Gateway Mercy Home for the children at Hallow- een, taking Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, and taking jars of candy to the ch ildren at East End Hospital. At Christ- mas the Y-Teens worked in the Goodfellow Store, which supplies toys for needy children, and took Hewitt-Trussville High School ' s Christmas decorations to the Gateway Mercy Home. Also at Christmas, the Y-Teens took gifts to the Chil- dren ' s Ward of the University Hospital and to a needy family. Miss Y Teen JUDY LEATHER WOOD 176 Officers Judv Watkins. Pres . Jean Gardner, VP, Wanda Hatfield, Treas , Linda Williamson. ICT Representative. ludv I,eathcr . ' ood. Sec, Melissa Cain. Puhlicin, ' Chairman erving the Community Members Firsi RouK- Cindy McCranie. Mclda Devercll. Patsy Lane, Melissa Cain, Gayle Pannell, Carol Bonnctt, Leslie Lane, Debra Hare, Nancy Swatzell, Judy Keith, Diane Andrews. Second Rw. Joyce Williams, Rhonda Mitchell, Linda Gardner, Jean Gardner, Paula Ferguson, Brenda Channel, Ginger Hendrix, Deborah Warren, Wanda Hatfield, Judy Leatherwood, Edna Norton, Sandra Day Third Row: Leona Martin, Judy Beckman, Sylvia Johnson, Ann Glenn, Brenda Pendegraph, Betty Morton. Cathy Bell, Linda Bell, Lena Cross, Charlotte Swanson, Linda Tipton, Linda Williamson, Judy Watkins Homecoming Exhibits 177 Dane Andrews Senior Y-Teens . Judy Beckman athy Bell Wanda Hatfield Ginger Hendrix Jonelle McKee 178 Linda Tipton Judy Leatherwood Cindy McCranie Lenicia Stewart Charlotte Swann ' V Judy Watkins l.ind.i Williamson Hewitt-Trussville ' s Hewitt-Trussville Marching Band BAND Band is offered at Hewitt-Trussville High School so that all students may have the op- portunity to learn how to play a musical in- strument and gain a better understanding and appreciation of music. The band, a lead force in school spirit, performs at all varsity football games, marches in various parades, and plays con- certs for the student body and general pub- lic. The Marching Huskie Band consists of five units: the main playing body, a drum major, a majorette corp, a color guard, and the new High Steppers. All students at H-T are eligible to take part in the band program. Drum Ma|or MIKE JONES 179 Marching Band High Steppers Johnnie Sue Cherneski, Head, Charlene Crabtree, Co-Head, Linda Latham, Carla Murphy, Leshe Lane, Pam Davis, Cathy Deaton, Jill Jacks, Patti Burks, Joyce Williams, Sharon Doster, Missy Mor- gan, ' vonne McFrancis. Melissa Cain, Judy Dixon, Par Nichols, Marianne Morgan, Ester Jones. Majorettes Unda Bonner, Penny Hill, Jan Adams Rings Out Saxophones Charles Quinn, Regina Cash. Mitchell Black, Mike Green, Brian Buckncr, Milo Pass, Bobby Glenn, Steve Hutchcrson. Trumpets 1st Row: Terry Wear. Kelly Cooper, Robin Wells, Kelly McClendon, Danny Shadix 2nd Row: Mike Jones. Ken Bur- ford. Darrell Harper, Jerry King. Ricky Harlow. David Mason. Tommy Harper. 181 With Spirit! Percussion Left to Right: Beverly Bradshaw, Robbie Campbell, Earl Jones, David Gallaspy. Gordon Cagle, Wayne Kelso, Terry Garrett, Jerry Hogan, Bobby Doss. People That Keep Our School Alive! DD Lunchroom Staff Fml Row: D McCarthy, D Gamble, M Phillips, L Clark, Secorni Row: S. MuUins, E. Burton, C Layfidd, M, Wilson, G Martin, M. Norris. Custodian - MR LEATHERS Cashiers - MRS NORRIS and MRS MARTIN 183 Hewitt ' s Little Helpers! Office Assistants ) Row: Paula Ferguson, Martha Hicks. Cathy Hints, Linda Tipton. 2nJ Raw: Donna Ginn, Dorothy Hazel, Deborah Hunt, Ginger Hen- drix, Nancy Simmons, Annie Eady, Pam Davis. P.E. Assistants lit Raw: Judy Merritt, Nancy McCord. Sandra Gibson, Cindy New- some, Nancy Freeman, Pam Bullocl , Linda Tipton, Lena Cross, Char- lotte Swann, Donna Blau, Pat Epps, Deborah Hare, Janice Norton, Denise Womack, Ann Blocker, }rj Raw: Sharon Frazier, Karen Aber- nathy. Rcba Vise. Janice Green, Deb Warren, Pam Perry. Cindy Reeder, Joan Helms, Kay Robinson, Jcnna Polk, Deborah Freeman, Library Assistants Isl Row: Tommy Johnson, Annette Carrico, Margaret Garner, Carole Taylor, Kay Bradberry, Jackie Chasteen, Jill Jacks. 2nd Row: Larry Bar- ron, Bobby Sykcs, Linda Williamson, Judy Watkins, Joyce Price. Rhonda Mitchell, Melda Dcverell, }ni Row: Jerry Heavens, John Studeman, Linda Jackson. Sandra Johnson, Annie Eady, Shirley Starnes, Jean Garner, Paula Ferguson, Bill Eady, Transportation 1st Row: Zane Ferguson. Dickie Dollar. Gregg Cherry, Steve McCay Doug Warren, Terry Hawkins. Garry Brown 2nJ Row: Richard Gay- lor, Larry Davis, Dalmus Johnson, Glenn Thompson, Eddie McQueen, Larry Collier, Howard Tate. 184 SENIOR DIRECTORY Carla Murphy: Editor 185 Senior Directory DAVID ALLEN - Wrestling; Boys Chorus; Pep Club; 4-H Club. ROBERT LANIER ALLEN - Key Club; Spanish Club. JOHN WILLIAM AMBERSON - Football; Wrestling; 4-H Club; H-Club; Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus; Red Cross. DEBORAH DIANE ANDREWS - Red Cross; Husky Howl; Y-Teens; Girls Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Library Club. JUDY CAROLYN BECKMAN - Future Teachers Club; Pep Club; Future Homemakers Club. CATHY BELL - Pep Club; Sr. Ill Homeroom Secretar)-; Stu- dent Council; Honor Roll; Y-Teens; Business Director, Husky Howl. MICHAEL DOUGLAS CAUBLE - Football; Latin Club; Pres- ident, Bank Board; Inter-Club Council. NONA PATRICIA CHANDLER - 4-H Club; Pep Club; Li- brary Club; Girls Chorus; Jr. Achievement. JACKIE RAE CHASTEEN - Knitting Club; Library Club; Library Assistant. JOHNNIE SUE CHERNESKI - Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Math Honor Club; Sr. II Who ' s Who; Jolliest Junior; Head, Husky Highstepper. GREGORY WARREN CHERRY - Football; Audio-Visual Club; 4-H Club. RAND ' KELLY CHERRY - LINDA BELL - Pep Club; ' -Teens; Husky Howl; Sr. Ill Homeroom Treasurer. PEGGY JO COKER - Librar) Club; Pep Club; Red Cross; Bank Teller. CAROL ANN BONNETT - Husky Howl; Bank Teller; Miss Hewitt Contest; Art Club; ' -Teens. HENRY BOYLES - GARRY LYNN BROWN - President, Key Club; Compass Club; Bus Driver; President, Sr. Class. REBA BROWN - Pep Club. JUDY LYNN BRUNER - Future Teachers Club; Future Homemakers Club. ROBERT STEEN BRYANT - Spanish Club. PATRICIA LYNNE BURKS - B-Team Cheerleader; Sr. I Homecoming Princess; Sr. I Valentine Princess; Sr. I Most Pop- ular; Art Club; Girls Chorus; Sr. II Class Vice-President; G.A.C.; Treasurer, Mixed Chorus; Husky Highstepper. YANCY LEE BUSBY - Band; All County Band; Dance Band; French Club; Pep Club. DANIEL ALLEN CAMPBELL - President, Math Honor Club; Sr. Honor Society; Jr. Honor Society; All-County Band; All-State Band; Marching Band. LARRY WAYNE CAMPBELL - Glee Club. CAROLYN CARTER - Nurses Club; Knitting Club; Secre- tary, Treasurer, Library Club; Pep Club; 4-H Club. MARK EDWARD CARTY - Compass Club; Bus Driver; Junior Civitan; Wrestling. TIM COLEMON - LARRY COLLIER - Bus Driver. JOHN SAMUEL COLLINS - Mixed Chorus; Hi-Y; Football; French Club; Wrestling. ROY MICHAEL COX - Compass Club. CHARLENE YVONNE CRABTREE - Pep Club; Y-Teens; President, Art Club; Red Cross; Girls Chorus; Sr. II Who ' s Who, Best Dressed; Secretary, Mixed Chorus; Homecoming Committee; P.E. Assistant; Stunt Night; G.A.C.; Co-Head, Husky Highstepper. MAR ' LENA CROSS - P.E. Assistant, Y-Teens; Pep Club. JOHN F. DAVIDSON - Basketball; Football; Track; H- Club; Jr. Class Favorite; Jolliest Junior; Silliest Sophomore; Hi-Y; Homecoming Committee; Red Cross. JULIA CHARLENE DAVIDSON - Pep Club; Y-Teens; Fu- ture Nurses Club; Future Secretaries Club; P.E, Assistant; 4-H Club; French Club; I.C.T. MARY PAMELA DAVIS - S.A.; Sophomore Class Secretary; Secretary, Jr. Class; Secretary, Junior Honor Society; Husky Highstepper; Library Club, President; Student Council; Sr. Class Treasurer; Sr. Ill Homeroom President. CATHY REBECCA DEATON - Student Council; Y-Teens; Annual Staff; S.A., Husky Highstepper. FREIDA JEAN DEAVER - G.A.C.; Pep Club; Art Club; Miss Hewitt Contest; Mi.ss Homecoming Contest; Y-Teens. 186 DAVID LEWIS DOBBS - LARRY EUGENE DOBBS - BETTY CATHERINE DOBSON - 4-H Club; Y-Teens; Art Club; Husky Howl Staff; Bank Teller; Junior Homeroom Sec- retar ' ; Future Secretaries. BRENDw LEE DUNN - Art Club. DANA LOUISE DURBIN - Y-Teens; 4-H Club; Husky Howl. OSCAR HARRISON ETHRIDGE - Art Club; Junior Achievement. CARY ZANE FERGUSON - Operators Club; Bus Driver; Glee Club; Letter in Basketball. GLADYS FAYE FIELDS - Red Cross; Spanish Club; Library Assistant; Library Club; Junior Achievement. CHARLOTTE JOY FLYNN -Junior Honor Society; French Club; Sr. II Homeroom Vice-Pres.; Sr. Ill Homeroom Vice- President; Stunt Night; Pep Club; Student Director, Mixed Chorus; Title III Honors Program. NANCY WATTS FREEMAN - Husky Howl; Y-Teens; P.E. Assistant; I.C.T.; 4-H Club. JOYCE ELIZABETH GABLE - Y-Teens; Art Club; French Club; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Future Nurses; I.C.T.; P.E. Assist- ant; Future Secretaries. MICHAEL RODNEY GAINES - Basketball; Track; French Club. CHARLES EDWARD GARNER, JR. - Letter in Football; Track; Latin Club. LINDA DORLENE GARNER - Red Cross; 4-H Club; Y- Teen; Office Assistant; Knitting Club; Library Club; Inter- Club Council; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; Title III Honors Pro- gram. WILLIAM TERRY GARRET - Letter in Band. JOHN WILLIAM GARRISON - Husky Howl; Compass Club. ROGER DALE GATLIN - Junior Honor Society; Letter in Wrestling; H-Club; Compass Club; Pep Club; Student Coun- cil; Art Club; Sr. Ill Homeroom Secretary; Sr. I Homeroom Vice-President. RICHARD MICHAEL GAYLOR - Red Cross; Vice- President, Audio- Visual Club. LARRY WAYNE GILHAM - GARY DALE GILLILAND - Bus Driver; Audio- Visual Club, President and Chaplain. DONNA JOY GINN - President, Latin Club; Inter-Club Council; Vice-President, Junior Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Treasurer, S.A.; Office Assistant; Sr. Ill Homeroom Pres- ident; Pep Club; Bank Teller; Stunt Night. MARY ANN GLENN - Pep Club; Vice-President, Library Club; French Club; Junior Honor Society; Stunt Night; Honor Roll. DONNA MARIE HALL - Y-Teen; I.C.T.; French Club; P.E. Assistant; Future Nurses; Pep Club; Honor Roll. DEBRA DAWSON HARE - Y-Teen; Band Queen; Red Cross; Pep Club; Treasurer, Sr. Ill Homeroom; P.E. Assistant; Bank Teller; Mixed Chorus. RONALD TRUITT HATHAWAY - Dance Band; Marching Band; All-County Band. WANDA LEE HATFIELD - Librarian, Girls Chorus; Pep Club; Library Club; Chaplain and Treasurer, Y-Teen; Perfect Attendance. WILLIAM TERRY HAWKINS - Key Club; Math Honor Club; Senior Honor Society; French Club; Junior Honor Socie- ty; Pep Club; Sr. I Most Popular; Sr. II Best Dressed; Basket- ball; H-Club; Baseball. GINGER ANN HENDRIX - Pep Club; Honor Roll, Red Cross; Office Assistant; Girls Chorus. JOAN DEWITT HENSON - Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Bank Teller; Chaplain, Spanish Club. STEPHEN CAMPBELL HENSON - Spanish Club; Junior Honor Society. PHILLIP RAY HETHCOX - Compass Club. WILLIAM TRAVIS HICKS, JR. - Football; Track; Wres- tling: H-Club; Mixed Chorus; Boys Octet; Best All Around. Sr. I- President, Mixed Chorus; Sr. Ill Vice-President of Home- ELIZABETH JANE HILL - Library Assistant; Libran,- Club; Y-Teen. MARY PENTON HILL - Vice-President, S.A.; Majorette; Miss Hewitt Contest, Top 10; Pep Club; Band; Sec. of Sr. II Homeroom; Homecoming Committee; Bank Teller; Stunt Night; Office Assistant; All-County Band. JAN MARIA HOLMES - Library Club, Vice-President; Honor Roll; Operators Club, Secretary; Bank Teller; Pep Club. 187 DELANE HONEYCUTT - Jr. Ill Band; Pep Club; Miss Hew- itt Contest; Jr. Ill Who ' s Who, Most Popular; P.E. Assistant; Chaplain, G.A.C.; Honor Roll; Sr. I Homeroom President; Sr. I Who ' s Who, Best All Around; Sr. II Most Athletic; Sr. II Stunt Night; Sr. II Homecoming Committee; Senior Class Secretary. KAY FRANCES HOPKINS - French Club; A.F.S.; Office Assistant; Red Cross; Treasurer, Junior Honor Society; Treasur- er, Senior Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Chaplain, Student Council; Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Stunt Night; S.A.; Home- coming Committee. KAREN GAIL HOWARD - Pep Club; Future Secretaries. DEBORAH LYNN HOWINGTON - Pep Club; Girls Cho- rus; Future Secretaries; Decorators Committee. MARCUS STEPHEN HOWINGTON - Pep Club; Sr. II President ot Homeroom; Compass Club; 4-H Club. TERESA DALE HUGGINS - Office Assistant; Spanish Club. SHERRY HULSE ' - French Club; Girls Chorus. DEBORAH ANNE HURTT - Latin Club; Bank Teller; Red Cross; Miss Hewitt Contest; S.A.; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Of- fice Assistant. JILL MARLENE JACKS - Girls Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Li- brar - Club; Husky Highsteppers; Husky Howl; Bank Teller. LINDA FAYE JACKSON - Decorators Committee. DEBORAH LYNN JONES - Art Club; Pep Club; Y-Teens. MICHAEL RA ' MOND JONES - Band; Mixed Chorus; Key Club; Sports Announcer. ROBERT MICHAEL JONES - Band; All-County; All-State Band; Birmingham Youth Symphony; Drum Major; French Club; Dance Band; Auburn Music Institute Scholarship. ROBERT EVERETTE JOHNSON - Junior Honor Society; Spanish Club; Senior Honor Society; Track; Key Club; Foot- ball; Math Honor Club; Student Council; President, Sr. Ill Homeroom. SYLVIA JEAN JOHNSON - Junior Honor Society; Pep Club; Library ' Club; Secretar -Treasurcr, Sr. Ill Homeroom. ROY JOHNSTON - Letter in Baseball; Pep Club. SAMMY KEY - Art Club; Pep Club; H-Club; Audio-Vi,sual Club; 4-H Club; Compass Club; Red Cross; Stunt Night. VALERIE KILGORE - All-County Band; Outstanding Girl Band Student; Letter in Band; French Club; Junior Honor Soci- ety; Senior Honor Society; Math Honor Club; S.A.; National Science Training Program Scholarship. RONNY DALE LANDRUM - Basketbal l; Baseball; Latin Club; H-Club; Math Honor Club; Secretary, Key Club; Presi- dent, Senior Honor Society; Student Council; Sr. Ill Home- room President. CARLA JEAN LANE - Girls Chorus; Library Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Future Secretaries. LESLIE LAVONNE LANE - Math Honor Club; Y-Teens; Husky Highsteppcr. JUDY ANN LEATHER WOOD - Secretary-, Y-Tcens; Miss Y-Teen; Future Nurses; Bank Teller; Pep Club; I.C.T. MYRA LOUISE LOVVORN - Pep Club; Junior Honor Soci- ety; President. Treasurer, G.A.C. ANDREW J. LATHAM - Baskctkill; Junior Civitan; Jr. Ill Homeroom Treasurer; Spanish Club; Math Honor Club; Junior Honor Society; Pep Club. JACK LA TON LOWERY - -i-H Club; Junior Honor Socie- ty; Senior Honor Society; Letter in Football; Basketball; Span- ish Club. JOHN FREDRICK MAYER - 4-H Club; Spanish Club. JUDIE LYNN MAY - Pep Club; Library ' Club; 4-H Club; I.C.T.; P.E. Assistant. NORMA GAIL MAY - Pep Club; Future Nurses; Library Club; I.T.C.; Art Club. FRANCES ALICE MacLEAN - Junior Achievement; Future Nurses; Art Club; Pep Club; Libran, ' Club; 4-H Club, STEVE M. McCAY - Key Club; Compass Club; Math Honor Club; Football. KARRAN KAY McCLENDON - A.F.S.; Pep Club; Library- Club; Library Assistant; I.C.T. WILLIAM DAVID McCLUSKY - Math Honor Club; H- Club; Male Chorus; Key Club; Football, CYNTHIA AMANDA McCRANIE - Pep Club; Future Nurses; Y-Teens. GAYNELL McDANIEL - 4-H Club; Libraiy Club; Pep Club, VIVIAN JONELLE McKEE - P.E. Assistant; Husky Howl Staff; Red Cross; French Club; Mixed Chorus; Y-Teen; Key Club, Sweetheart; Math Honor Club; Secretary ' , Bank Board; Bank Teller; Junior Honor Society; Student Council; President, Student Council; Junior Class Favorite; Junior Who ' s Who, Most Popular; Miss Hewitt Contest; Alt. Miss Homecoming; Miss Christmas Spirit; Junior Class President; Husky Mascot. JERRI ' W. MEADOWS - Spanish Club; t-H Club. THOMAS A. MERRITT - Football. Homeroom. CATHY ANN MILLER - Band. MARTHA SUSAN MITCHELL - Junior Honor Society; Bank Teller; A.F.S.; French Club; Freshman Who ' s Who; Red Cross; Pep Club; B-Team Cheerleader; Office Assistant; Mem- ento Staff; Math Honor Club; Corr. Secretary, Senior Honor Society; Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; Student Council. Secre- tary; Junior Who ' s Who; Stunt Night; President, Sr. Ill Home- room; Miss Hewitt, Top 10 67, Top 20 ' 68; President, Parli- amentarian, S.A. ' s. RHONDA LEIGH MITCHELL - French Club; Y-Teens. MARY JANE MONELLA - Libran, ' Club. BEVERLY ANN MOORE -Junior Honor Society; Pep Club; Bank Teller; French Club; Perfect Attendance; Senior Honor Society; Secretary, Math Honor Club; Club Editor, Memento Staff; Stunt Night; Senior Class Secretary; Honor Roll; Red Cross. ROBERT BLIRGER MORGAN -Junior Honor Society; Sen- ior Honor Society; Stunt Night; Operators Club; Latin Club; French Club; Memento Staff, Circulation Manager; Honor Roll. LAWRENC E JOE MOSS - Basketball; Baseball; Compass Club; Pep Club. WILLIAM A. MULLINS, JR. - Audio-Visual Club; 4-H Club. CARLA ANN MURPHY - Class Editor, Memento Staff; B- Team Cheerleader; Mixed Chorus; French Club; Pep Club; S.A.; Husky Highstepper; Miss Hewitt Contest; Freshman Homecoming Princess; Office Assistant; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee; Stunt Night; Bank Teller; Red Cross. EDNA NORTON - Office Assistant; Girls Chorus; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Red Cross. MARJEAN M. OLANDER - French Club. DAVID ROBERT PARKER - Basketball; Football; Chemis- try Award. JOE DENNIS PARKER - Compass Club; Rocket Club. DIANE DURBIN PARTAIN - Junior Honor Society; Y- Teen; Red Cross; Art Club. SHEILA ANNELLE PARKER - Head Varsity Cheerleader; Vice-President, G.A.C.; Senior Honor Society; Miss Christmas Spirit; Secretary Sr. Ill Homeroom; B-Team Cheerleader; Stu- dent Council; Junior Honor Society; Bank Teller; H-Club; Red Cross; Pep Club; Y-Teen; Homecoming Committee; Inter- Club Council; Stunt Night; French Club; Treasurer, Sr. II DAN HOWARD PERRY - Varsity Football; President, French Club; Key Club, Vice-President; Basketball; Math Honor Club; Junior Honor Society; Student Council; Parli- amentarian; Pep Club; Vice-President, Sr. Ill Homeroom. GEORGE A. PRAYTOR - Compass Club. JOYCE ELAINE PRICE - Libran,- Assistant; Library Club; Red Cross; 4-H Club; Junior Achievement. CARLTON DEWY QUICK, JR. - CHARLES LAYTON QUINN, JR. - Band; Dance Band; Band Directors Award; Band Medal Winner; All-State Band. JOE REDDICK - Spanish Club. REBECCA ANN REED - G.A.C.; Varsity Cheerleader, Co- Head; Miss Hewitt Contest; H-Club; Y-Teens; Jr. Ill Valentine Princess. TERRY RESMONDO -Junior Honor Society; Spanish Club. FRED LEON RODDAM - Football; H-Club; Compass Club. JIMMY ROPER - Spanish Club. LEE RANDALL, SCOTT - Operator ' s Club; Boys Chorus; Compass Club. VIRGIL ARNOLD SELF - Bank Teller; Bank Board of Direc- tors; Sr. II Homeroom President; H-Club; Letter in Football; Letter in Track. RICHARD E. SELF - 4-H Club; Compass Club; Baseball. GORDON DAVID SHADIX - Compass Club; 4-H Club. SHIRLEY ANN SHELTON - Feature Editor. Memento Staff; S.A.; Senior Honor Society; Vice-President and Secretary, Latin Club; Prom Committee; Junior Honor Society; Treasurer, Math Honor Club; Student Co-ordinator, Miss Hewitt Contest. NANCY SIMMONS - French Club; Junior Honor Society; Senior Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Pep Club; Secretary and Treasurer, Sr. II Homeroom, Office Assistant; Red Cross. JAMES MICHAEL SIMS - Red Cross; Compass Club; Husky Howl; Key Club; P.E. Assistant; Basketball Manager. PATRICIA FARMER SIMS - Y-Teens; Future Nurses; P.E. Assistant. CLIFFORD R. SMITH - Track. ELIZABETH SMITH - French Club; Senior Honor Society; Editorin-chief Memento Staff; Red Cross; Top 20, Miss Hew- itt Contest; Junior Honor Society; Student of the Month. 189 JOHN NOEL SMITH, JR. - MICHAEL H. SMITH - President, Sr. II Homeroom; Sr. Ill Homeroom President; H-Club; Key Club; Letter in Football, Baseball, and Wrestling. DAVID RAYMOND SPITZER - Football; Basketball; Track; 4-H Club; Key Club; French Club; Junior Honor Socie- ty; Math Honor Club. DEBORAH ANN STARIKA - Math Honor Club. LENICIA ELIZABETH STEWART - Mixed Chorus; Library Club; Y-Teens. CURTIS ZEFF STEWART - Compass Club; Boys Chorus. CHARLOTTE KAY SWANN - P.E. Assistant; Y-Teens. CAROLYN ELAINE SWATZELL - Y-Teens. JACK HOWARD TATE - Letter in Football, Track, Wres- tling; French Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Junior Who ' s Who, Most Athletic; Bus Driver. BYRON EARL TERRY - Spanish Club; H-Club; Pep Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. GLEN ALAN THOMPSON -Junior Honor Society; French Club; President, Junior Civitans; Vice-President, Math Honor Club; Senior Honor Society; Bus Driver; Vice-President, Sr. I, Sr. II Homeroom; Basketball; Red Cross; Student Council; Sports Editor, Memento Staff. TONY TILLMAN - Football; Baseball; French Club; Com- pass Club; Bus Driver. LINDA FA ' E TIPTON - Y-Tcens; Red Cross; P.E. Assistant; 4-H Club. SHARON TERESA TODD - Pep Club; Y-Teens; Prom Committee; Miss Hewitt Contest; S.A.; Band; Band Color Guard; Art Club; Scholastic Art Award; Jr. Ill Vice-President Homeroom; Red Cross; Stunt Night; Junior Homecoming Committee. NATHAN MITCHELL TOMLINSON - Football; Wres- tling; Track; Basketball; H-Club; Pep Club. BRENDA GAIL TRULL - Girls Chorus; Y-Teens; Honor Roll. RANDALL W. TURNER - Compass Club; Hi-Y Club; Per- fect Attendance. TOVIA LAVEAU TURNER - G.A.C.; Y-Teens; Stunt Night; Red Cross; B-Team Cheerleader; Pep Club; Treasurer, Sr. Ill Homeroom; Homecoming Committee. GAR ' L VAUGHN - Compass Club; Bank Teller. SELA ROBERTA VAUGHN - 4-H Club; Girls Chorus. GREGORY VICKERY - Compass Club; Bank Assistant; Honor Roll. MARY EXA WALKER - S.A.; Mixed Chorus; Title III H on- ors Program; Student Council; French Club; Junior Honor So- ciety; Red Cross; Stunt Night; Vice-President, Sr. Ill Home- room; Jr. Ill Chorus. ARTHUR S. WARD - Art Club; Spanish Club. JAMES SPENCER WARNICK - Compass Club; Band; All- County Band. JUDY LYNNE WATKINS - Miss Hewitt Contest, Top 10 ' 69; Girls Chorus; Pep Club; Library Club; Y-Teens; I.T.C; A.F.S.; Library Assistant; President, ' -Teens. JUDY MARGARETT WHISENANT - Y-Teens; Honor Roll; Art Club, President; Girls Chorus; I.C.C.; Scholastic Art Award; Prom Committee; Homecoming Committee; Stunt Night; Library Assistant. BRENDA JOYCE WILLIAMS - Husky Highstepper; Y- Teens; Miss Hewitt Contest; Library Club; Mixed Chorus; Honor Roll; Pep Club; Girls Chorus; Library Assistant. CHARLES NEWTON WILLIAMS - President, Sr. II Home- room; 4-H Club; H-Club; Football; Track; French Club; Sr. Ill Homeroom President; Inter-Club Council; Wrestling; Vice- President, Hi- ' . LINDA ELAINE WILLIAMSON - Pep Club; I.C.C; Library Assistant; Library Club; Girls Chorus; Stunt Night. NANCY HELEN WILSON - Spanish Club; Red Cross; Sr. I, Sr. II Homeroom Secretary. LINDA ANN YARBROUGH - Girls Chorus. L NDA WATKINS ZEITVOGEL - Art Club, Secretar)-; Y- Tecn. ADVERTISEMENTS Debbie Burke: Editor 191 WESTERNS WHERE EVERY CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT! ■I ' , Sixteen Stores to Serve Jefferson County and now the NEW TRUSSVILLE STORE Phone: 655-3403 Delicious Jellies and Preserves tei i JO C BILL ' S BARBER SHOP 17th-20th ct. N. W. Behind Exchange Security Bank 853-7274 Men ' s Hairstyling and Razor Cutting BERTHA PRICE LUCY POND PRICE ' S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Gadsden Highway OFFICE 336-3395 HOME 836-7649 Co-Owner — Manager ROY N. SHADIX FOOD TOWN Pinson Plaza Shopping Center HOME OWNED - HOME OPERATED We Sell Only USDA Choice Beef Selected by Our Experts — Satisfaction Guaranteed WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS PHONE 681-7122 V Compliments of TRAMMELL GOLF RANGE Birmingham Highway Compliments of JEFFERSON HOMES FURNITURE COMPANY Birmingham and Pell City PRICE ' S DRUGS ' on the corner since 1898 Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription Dial Pinson 681-2321 In Beautiful Pinson Valley CENTER POINT BEAUTY SCHOOL 19-20th Court, N. W. Phone 853-7504 or 853-9935 STUDENTS WANTED — No Tuition — Buy Your Kit Start Your Beauty Course Now! NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 193 PINSON TRAILER COURT Located Near Shopping Center and School on Highway 75 WATER AND SEWAGE FURNISHED MRS. LURA ANDREWS Owner and Operator Compliments of BUSH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Trussville, Alabama BURCH TANT FORMAL SHOP JOHN O. TANT, JR. MAJOR L. BURCH 2032 4th Avenue No. Downtown Birmingham PHONE 251-5972 estern S|uto4ssodate store 209 Main Street Trussville, Alabama PHONE 655-3605 Your Beauty Is Our Duty BEAUTERIA (Roebuck) FRANCES GIBBS (Manager) 836-271 1 Open Monday, Tuesday, and Friday Nites For Truly Clean Clothes Try TRUSSVILLE CLEANERS Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Thompson M.D. Compliments of JOE AND HAROLD ' S BARBER SHOP Trussville Shopping Center 194 NATURAL GAS — the Energy for modern living Water Heating -k Cooking House Heating if Air Conditioning ir Patio Lighting Laundering . , . (Drying) 3 out of 5 Americans use GAS by means of MILLIONS of HOUSEHOLD GAS APPLIANCES UTILITIES BOARD CITY OF TRUSSVILLE, ALABAMA PHONE 655-2101 195 TRUSSVILLE MOTORS 155 Main Street Trussville, Alabama 655-2704 )our PHONE: 655-2951 Any Hour TRUSSVILLE FLORIST Antiques and Gift Shop MRS. DOLLIE SOUTHERLAND 192 Main Street Trussville, Alabama Compliments of PRATER DRUG Prescription Specialist Phone 655-3601 Res. Phone 655-31 28 Trussville, Alabama LOUVERN BROS. CLEANERS Home-owned — Home-operated ONE DAY SERVICE Phone 853-1820 1 828 Center Point Rd. MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY Pinson, Alabama Complete Home Furnishings HERBERT H. MARSH JAMES E. MARSH, JR. PHONE 681-3221 Compliments of CAHABA VALLEY GOLF CLUB Route 2 Acmar Road MURRAY D. ROPER 655-2095 Memberships Available STEWART ' S AUTO SERVICE Highway 75 Pinson, Alabama Complete Auto Service 681-9745 Compliments of Your Friendly WINN-DIXIE FOOD STORE The Smart Place to Go . . For Good Things to Eat AUTO ELECTRIC Supply Co. Anything Electric Precision Paints P.O. Box L - 467-3661 Springville, Alabama Compliments of J. B. RAWLS D.M.D. SPRINGVILLE DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS 467-3571 Springville, Alabama MRS. IVA GOODWIN Drapery Work Shop and MRS. SYLVIA G. McQUEEN Interior Design and Decorating BUS.: 681-6275 RES.: 681-6030 CLAY, ALABAMA 197 Compliments of SANDERS HARDWARE Pinson, Alabama 833-1244 ROEBUCK TYPEWRITER COMPANY Serving the Eastern Area ?1L. C. C. FITE 9204 4th Ave. So. Birmingham, Alabama INIOIRIGIEI Compliments of THE GLIDDEN COMPANY coatings and resins division 9182 4th Ave. So. Roebuck Plaza Birmingham, Alabama 35206 GLEEN SERVICE STORE APPLIANCE Trussville, Alabama RCA Dealer Since 1940 — PHONE: 655-2118 We Service All Makes Appliances Compliments of HARRY CHARLES PIANO CO. Compliments of DUNCAN DRUGS 979 Gadsden Hwy. Roebuck Plaza 836-5390 HICKORY PIT BAR-B-Q 169 Main Street Trussville, Alabama SELF MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 1 25 Sunset Boulevard Roebuck Plaza Birmingham, Alabama 35235 DIES - JIGS - FIXTURES General Machine Work !98 Compliments of EAST LAKE AUTO PARTS 4 Stores to Serve You Trussville Auto Ports — 655-2888 Irondole Auto Ports — 592-2565 East Lake Auto Ports — 836-3231 Center Point Auto Parts — 853-0820 STEPHEN ' S COIFFURES Ultimate in Hairstyling With You in Mind 330 Center Point Rood 833-4973 Owner: STEVE WHITE Phone 853-7481 Res. 681-9224 TIDWELL MOTORS used cars bought and sold 1812 Center Point Road J. D. TIDWELL Birmingham, Alabama Compliments of TRUSSVILLE INDUSTRIES 1 01 Morrow Street Trussville, Alabama 655-2158 f Compliments of WOOLWORTH ' S in Roebuck Compliments of ROBERTS ' CAFETERIA 9060 4th Ave. So. in Roebuck Shopping Center M ¥ ' (dcM J .StT-., Compliments of ROEBUCK CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL We promise . . . That you will like the way you are treated here. 199 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 CONTRIBUTION 3415 Third Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 200 201 NEW WILLIAMS Downtown — 1911 3rd Avenue No. Five Points West - 3218 Court V Roebuck Shopping Center Birmingham, Alabama Compliments of SANDERS PURE OIL PALMERDALE, ALA. AT YOUR Li SERVICE WENTZEL CARBIDE TOOL COMPANY, INC. Railroad Avenue P.O. Box 167 Trussville, Alabama 35173 Compliments of W. C. James COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO. Tuscaloosa, Alabama TRUSSVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Post Office Box 67 Phone 655-2128 122 Chalkvilie Road — Trussville, Alabama 35713 • Compliments of KENCO ENTERPRISES Rt. 2 Box 1 56 Pinson Compliments of HOLLYMOUNT MOTEL P.O. Box 131 Trussville  C« 202 DAIRY CONE TRUSSVILLE ' S FINEST Choice Foods — Fountain Treats Chicken Boxes — Pit Bar B. Q. The Place Where Sports Fans Meet M MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 23 25th Ave. N. E. Try Before You Buy Free Make-up Lessons Call for Appointments 853-5350 NATALEE SUGGS TRUSSVILLE DRUG COMPANY The Store of Friendly Service Make Our Store Your Pharmacy Pharmacist on Duty at All Times Store Hours: Weekdays 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sunday 1:30 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Phone 655-3918 Compliments of BRADEN FURNITURE COMPANY Trussville Alabama PAT ' S GROCERY Gas — Feeds — Meats Phone: 681-9823 BE SURE WITH PURE Compliments of TRUSSVILLE PURE SERVICE CENTER 199 Main Street Trussville, Alabama 203 ki Your Herff Jones Ring Representatives ALABAMA GRADUATION SUPPLIES 252-1455 1612 10th Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama 35205 204 BELMONT STUDIO 2141 2 North 18 Phone 324-5026 It has been an even greater pleasure working with the students, faculty, and annual staff of Hewitt this year than ever before. Not only was the annual staff hard workers, but pretty also. Congratula- tions for the best annual ever! 205 CATHERINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Clay, Alabama BUSINESS: 681-7454 RESIDENCE: 681-6951 Business: 853-41 15 ALABAMA GLASS CO. P.O. Box 9660 201 2 ' 2 Center Point Road Birmingham, Ala. 35215 J. L. MORRISON Res. 853-2089 Ci? WYATT OWENS Res. 853-7461 STATI FAR INSURANCE Compliments of ELMER COLE, Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE Compliments of DR. CHARLES MORRISON D.M.D. =St Compliments of EDWARDS GROCERY PALMERDALE HARDWARE SUPPLIES 681-3831 Highway 25 Feed, Paint Bolts, Cement Chalkville Rood Trussville, Alabama SOUTHEASTER ENAMELING INCORPORATION Springville, Alabama 35146 Post Office Drawer J API Discount Furniture Mart 1 849 Center Point Road Shop Us for the Finest in Furniture and Appliances FREE DECORATOR SERVICE 706 CJ [J Compliments of PINSON PLUMBING CO. INC. Phone: 681-2581 JACK W. CHANDLER - Owner y nrn GLENDALE MILLS AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Main Street Trussville SOUTHERN SECURITY and INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 5 Office Park P.O. Box 87 Phone 655-2889 Trussville, Alabama AUTO - LIFE - HEALTH - FIRE Compliments of LAYS POTATO CHIPS potato chips Compliments of BURGESS CLINIC SPRINGVILLE, ALABAMA heavenly carpets CENTER POINT CARPET AND DRAPERIES 23-20th Ct. N. W. Center Point, Ala. PHONE 853-4601 FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME MOHAWK CARPETS Best Wishes from DICK ' S T.V. TELEVISION AND RADIO Phone: 655-3143 207 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. HAMRIC ' Class of ' 56 ' STATI FARM STATE FARM INSUDANCf INSURANCE J. W. WAID, Agent Home Office 655-2337 655-2146 Compliments of CENTER POINT APPLIANCE CENTER SALES AND SERVICE TOM F. GOODWIN 1861 Center Point Rd. Birmingham, Ala. Phone 853-6140 Compliments of SIMMONS LUMBER COMPANY Springville, Alabama 467-3076 Compliments of MAYTAG SALES SERVICE BILL VINYARD Salesman 7813 1st Ave. N. Phone 836-5243 We Curl Up and Dye for You NADINE ' S 21 -20th Avenue, N. W. Phone 853-2165 NADINE PERRY, Mgr. Compliments of EAST LAKE AUTO 208 SHONEY ' S Home of the Big Boy Try Our Hot Fudge Cake Compliments of LEDBETTER FOUNDRY Palmerdale, Alabama 681-3391 DANIEL Ornamental Iron Co., Inc. M Designers — Manufacturers Ornamental Iron a Structural Steel Dial 323-5864 Nights 833-0898 603 Bolin St., S.W. Home of the GOOD GUY 9000 Gadsden Road Try Our Fresh Strawberry Pie 209 833-5994 CLARICE ' S COIFFURES 252 Gadsden Highway Bruno ' s Shopping Plaza Always a friendly atmosphere STATE FARM INSURANCE VINCENT MANN 9238 4th Ave. South Phone 836-7233 25% Discount to Good Students The Clothes Tree 1 930 Center Point Road and Eastwood Mall Phone: 853-5212 or 592-261 1 Misses, Juniors, Junior Petites Dresses, Sportswear, Lingerie INDUSTRIAL SALES COMPANY M P.O. Box 4174 Birmingham, Ala. JIM STEELE Office 836-4448 Home 836-6657 Plaza 1 Hour Cleaners 240 Gadsden Highway Phone 833-0617 Bruno ' s Roebuck Plaza Shirts — Formals — Drapes JONES-LAWLESS For Men and Boys Roebuck Shopping City Eastwood Moll — Five Points West Featuring Brand Name Clothing for Students ROEBUCK DRUGS Roebuck Medical Building 9228 Gadsden Highway 833-2341 Birmingham, Alabama I 710 STACY STANDARD Roebuck Plaza 833-9252 cTur?AL Det; Jilaoama ! }ruciurai Deiailers, J Conveyors Structural DETAruNG Telephone 6S5-3670 S3e-I190 Office Park Office 6 Trussville. Ala 35173 2401 1st Avenue North Pour me another cup, another cup of Royal Cup Compliments of SOUTH EASTERN MEATS MABE ' S GARAGE 219 Main St. Trussville 655-9907 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS - LAV NMOWER REPAIRS ' Toro-Yazoo Mowers ' Simplicity Riders ' Homelite Chain Saws ' Authorized Dealer on Clinton, Briggs Stratton, Kohler, and Tecumseh engines. ANDERSON HARDWARE HOME SUPPLY 2009 Center Point Road Center Point, Alabama 35215 Phone 853-7303 General Hardware Home Supplies Rental Tools Cements Paints — Supplies Radios — Stereos T.V. - Color Building Supplies If it ' s to be had — we can get it CARLO and NITA ANDERSON Ov ners and Operators Jl klmo it 211 Attend The First Baptist Church of Trussville Sunday School - 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship — 1 1 :00 Training Union — 6:15 P.M. Evening Worship — 7:30 ■ I % ■ ■■■■■■■l VINYARD ' S INTERIOR Drapery, Carpet, Interior Decorating 7813 1st Avenue North 836-5243 THANKS TO THESE GENEROUS PEOPLE WHO HELPED MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Pinson Flowers Robert ' s Barber Shop John John Grocery Chandler ' s Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Bear Roper and Family Congratulations to the Annual Staff for a great book! 212 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ' The Wofid i. Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made