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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1970 volume:

( Belmont Studio 21454 NORTH 1 8th STREET BIRMINGHAM. ALA. 3S203 The Spirit of Freedom HEWITT TR ' VILLE HIGI ■ B ■liMii Memento 1970 Hewitt-Trussville High School Trussville, Alabama Volume 24 Editor Dickie Lucy Freedom to S Sm W ' I 3 flSHHI ' ' .. ' ' ' ' ::.,kc;: ' ' :.. .. .. „ Accomplish Table of Contents Introduction — — 1-1 Dedication — — 18 Administration 19 Seniors 35 Senior Directory 59 Juniors 65 Sophomores - — 75 Freshmen — 85 Features 93 Athletics 117 Organizations 143 Ads 193 Freedom to Make friends And more S SaS ' rrOi,,.: ' itr ? V- -V f ?rl ill ' J,f ' = . ' ' Friends . . m , Freedom to ■ rw r fBci CATHIE HINES TERESA HAl LOW MISSY MORGAN MARLEEN DONELSON iiniiiiiif III HI mmm ' VICKI MARTIN Appreciate DEBOllAll TAYLOR JUNE MORGAN DONNA EVANS KAY ROBINSON NELDA DEVERELL Freedom to 10 Enjoy Freedom to is- . W A 2 w li % imiM 1 1 1 1 fisH 1 1 1 1 Freedom to 14 Express con ' t. Freedom to __ -_ ■n tiinMi«a al«nmiinnmin «iui«  mi. n mi.;. i.« Create 17 Hewitt ' s Favorite for 1970 This year the 1970 Memento is proudly dedicated to Mr. Herbert O. Eubanks, our assistant principal and head coach. Even though he has double duties, Mr. Eubanks fulfills both jobs with much skill and efficiency. As assistant principal, he is a strong disciplinarian and as head coach he has led our team to victory. He lives in Trussville with his wife, Faye and daughter, Terrie. He is a member and Sunday School teacher of the First United Methodist Church of Trussville. 18 Mr. Eubanks graduated from the University of Alabarna where he obtained his B.S,, M.A., and A.A. Certificate. He has been at Hewitt for the past three years. ADMINISTRATION Carolyn Traviss: Editor Mr. Robison skillfully guides 20 our student body MR. REUBEN ROBISON has been the principal of Hewitt-Truss- ville for two years. Before he was our principal, he was the as- sistant principal of Hewitt for a few years and the principal of Minor High School. Mr. Robison attended Troy State and the University of Alabama where he received his B.S. and M.A. de- grees. He lives in Trussville with his wife and two children and is a member of the First Baptist Church of Trussville. This is Mr. Robison ' s message to the students and faculty of Hewitt- Trussville: In the future years when you remove your school annual from Its storage space and begin turning the pages, the pictures of your classmates will remind you of experiences you had while at Hewitt High School. I trust these reminders of Hewitt High will help you to stand up for what is right. Your school is a good school. Your stay here is fast coming to an end. Is your graduation in May gomg to-be your last one? Where are your classmates from the eleven preceding years who are not in your graduating class? Why are you still here and they are not? Each year you attend school you become apart of a select group. I hope you will become even more select by continuing your schooling. This doe5 not have to be your last graduation. Faithfully yours, Reuben Robison 21 Personnel who help our school Although MR. HERBERT O. EUBANKS has only been on the faculty for three yea 3,  ' °l ' ' °; t fspected positions of our school: assistant principal and head coach He sornet - h- take strict disciplinary actions with the students-, however, this does not lessen his populanty. Mr. Eubanks has proved many times his abiUty and concern by helping the students at HewUt. We are very fortu- nate to have him at Hewitt- Trussville. 22 to function smoothly MRS. MARION ORMOND, our undetstanding ad- visor, helps the students to adjust and rearrange their schedules. She also advises them on col- lege programs and entrance exams. In spite of her busy day, Mrs. Ormond is always willing to lend a hand to students who need her guidance. MRS. LAURA PARSONS has been our capable record keeper for the past six years. She handles students ' grades, permanent records, transfers, and transcripts. Because of her pleasing per- sonality and willingness to help, Mrs. Parsons is well Uked by everyone. MRS. DELIA SUTTER, receptionist and book- keeper of Hewitt- Trussville, has performed this job for nineteen years. She also keeps entries of each club ' s funds. Her services are appreciated. MR. DAVID LOGAN, who works three days a week at Hewitt, is involved with Federal pro- grams such as the neighborhood youth corps. He will assist anyone who is interested in vo- cational training. 23 Science, the key to progress and discovery To keep up with the rapidly expanding field of sci- ence, it is essential that students take courses of- fered by Hewitt ' s Science Depart ment. Hewitt- Trussville has some of the best trained teach- ers and the most modem equipment. This insures the best possible science program anywhere. Advanced biology is for students who wish to take a more extensive course in biology. This course is for students going into biological or medical fields. MRS. MAURICE ALLEN is teaching her first year at Hewitt. She received her B. A. degree from Miles College. ( MR. ROBERT M. HAYNES attended Auburn Univer- sity, at which he obtained his B. S. and M. S. de- grees. He has taught at Hewitt for seventeen years. V 3P r ip I m y ' ) MR. FRED WHITTAKER, JR., sponsor of the bank board, has taught at Hewitt for fifteen years. He received his B. A. degree from Birmingham- South- em College and his M. A. degree from Peabody College. 24 Studies of the past, present, and future Social Studies deals with human life. As we learn about the past of man, we are also learning about the future. Through the courses of World History, American History, Alabama History, Economics, Government, and Com- munism, we are preparing ourselves for a better tomorrow. As a result of these courses, we become better citizens enabling us to participate in a demo- cratic government. MR. WALTER STEPHENS has taught at Hewitt for twelve years. He received his A. B. and M. A. degrees from Bir- mingham-Southern University. MR. JOHN F. DYER, sponsor of the Speech and Drama Club, received his A. B. degree from the University of Alabama. He has taught at Hewitt for sixteen years. MRS. MARY- HELEN VICK, chairman of the Miss Hewitt pageant and Senior Play, has taught at Hewitt for ten years. She received her B. A. degree from Samford University, M. A. degree from Alabama College, and A. A. degree from the University of Alabama. MRS. BRENDA MILLER sponsors the An- nual Staff and Y- Teens at Hewitt. She has taught at Hewitt for four years. She received her B. S. degree from Jackson- ville State University. 25 English, the basis for learning The English Department of Hewitt- Tmssville offers a choice of three English classes. College English is offered to those students who plan to enter college. This course is concerned mainly with wri ting and research. Regular English classes cover the same material that College English classes do, but not to as great an extent. Basic English classes cover just the basic fundamentals of English. MRS. CHARLOTTE SUTTER has taught at Hewitt for thirteen years. She at- tended Samford University where she received her A. B. degree. MRS. MILDRED LAMAR, sponsor of the Senior Class, is teaching her twenty-third year at Hewitt. She attended Birmingham-Southern University where she received her A. B, degree. MRS. EDNA HALL GRUMAN has taught at Hewitt for two years and sponsors the Service Association and the Junior Toastmaster ' s Club. She received her A. B, degree from Samford University and M. A, de- gree from Alabama College. MRS. VIRGINIA M. EASTER is teaching her first year at Hewitt. She received her B. S. degree from Jacksonville State University. MRS. WILMA ROSY, sponsor of the Junior National Honor Society, has taught at Hewitt for eleven years. She received her B. S. and M. A. degrees from Florence State and the University of Alabama. Mathematics offer unlimited opportunities The Mathematics Department at Hewitt offers a wide range of courses of stu- dents interested in this field. These courses are general math, plane and solid geometry, and Algebra 1, II, and III. Students who take mathematics improve their reasoning power and prepare themselves for situations which require an adequate knowledge of mathematics. MRS. BETTY THOMAS, sponsor of the Math Honor Club, received her B. A. degree from Birmingham- Southern Uni- versity. She has taught at Hewitt for eight years. MRS. NORMA BUSBY has taught at Hewitt for two years. She attended Auburn University where she re- ceived her B. S. degree. She co- sponsors the Red Cross Council. Mrs. Busby teaches English. MRS. VELMA SCRUGGS received her B. A. degree from Alabama College. She sponsors the Red Cross Council and has taught at Hewitt for fourteen years. MISS LINDA PETTY is a new Eng- lish teacher at Hewitt this year. She received her B. S. degree from the University of Alabama. MISS RUTH EVELYN PEER, Hewitt teacher for ten years, sponsors the Student CounciL She received her A. B. degree from Alabama Col- lege , M. A. degree from the Uni- versity of Alabama, and M. R. E. from New Orleans Baptist College. Jl •S.  27 Coaches help to develop students mentally as well as physically The duty of the coaches is more than supervising athletic events of our school. They also teach Physical Education classes and regular classes aside from track, baseball, wrestling, football, and basketball. This makes their job more difficult and time-consuming. MR. BILL HARBUCK, sponsor of the H-Club, received his B. S. degree from Livingston State University. He is teaching his first year at Hewitt. MR lULPH SHEETS has taught at Hew- itt for two years. He received his B. S. degree from Samford University. MR. HERBERT EUBANKS received his B. S. , M. A. , and A. A. degrees from the University of Alabama. This is his third year at Hewitt. MR. DWIGHT NORRIS has taught at Hewitt for four years. He received his B. A. degree from Austin Peay State College. 28 Gaining knowledge: domestic and foreign MRS. NELL M. BURGESS has taught at Hewitt for six 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 second year at Hewitt. By participation in home econom- ics classes, students obtain prac- tical homemaking experience that will be useful in the future. Home economics students become adept at sewing, cooking, and family living. These courses enable them to have a better background for learning to manage their home life later on. The FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPART- MENT at Hewitt offers students who are interested in foreign languages a chance to improve their knowledge in this area. Students have a choice of taking a thorough course in either French or Spanish. French and Spanish students are able to use the modem language laboratory. In the laboratory they can speak the language and then hear themselves through tape recorders. This helps them to realize their mistakes in pro- nunciation. MRS. MARY B. DIDCOCT has taught at Hewitt for nine years. She received her A. B. and M. A. degrees from Sam- ford and the University of Alabama. MR. WESLEY A. WALKER received his A. A. degree from the University of Alabama and his A. B. and M. Ed. de- grees from Birmingham-Southern. He has taught at Hewitt for four years and sponsors the Junior Civitans. 29 P.E. teaches good sportsmanship MRS. PAT SMITH received her B.S. degree from Samford University. She has taught at Hewitt for six years and sponsors the Varsity and B-Team Cheerleaders. MRS. PAT MANN attended Alabama College where she received her B. S. degree. She spon- sors the G. A. C, ' s and has taught at Hewitt for three years. The Physical Education Department at Hewitt encourages good sportsmanship and participation in all sports. Any student in- terested in sports can compete in intramural programs. These intramurals, which take place after school, involve such sports as archery, soccer, and basketball. Any student especially interested in sports can assist during their study halL Library MRS. BARBARA McLENDON, sponsor of the Library Club, received her A. B. degree from Denison University in Ohio. Tliis is her third year at Hewitt. A pleasant atmosphere, excellent facilities for research, and a helpful librarian make up our library at Hewitt- Trussville. Mis. McLendon, the librarian, is always willing to assist anyone who needs help. Students may act as library assistants during their free periods. Some of the duties they may perform are checking out books, checking them in, and keeping the books straightened on the shelves. 30 Office occupations, preparation for f uture business positions Hewitt- Trussville offers a wide choice of subjects for students planning to enter a business career. Starting in the tenth grade, three years of office occupations are offered to students planning a clerical career. Subjects range from typing and shon- hand to business law and business math. MR. HORACE PANNELL has taught at Hewitt for three years. He received his B. S. degree from Livingston State College. MISS SALLY HAGOOD received her B. S. degree from Samford University. She is a new faculty member this year. MR. CHARLES H. RICE, sponsor of VICA, has taught at Hewitt for two years. He received his B. S. degree from Jacksonville State University. MISS THELMA HEARD is teacliing lier first year at Hewitt. She received her B. S. degree from Bethany Nazarene College. MISS BARBARA FLOYD spoiisois the Senior National Honor Society. She received her B. S. degree from Living- ston State College. This is her third year at Hewitt. She is co-ordinator of the Business Department. 31 Arts inspire creativity For a wide variety in learning, Hewitt offers Art, Band, Choral, and Me- chanical Drawing. These can be taken as a major or minor, but both require hard work. This hard work c n be seen in all subjects by the freedom of ex- pression and new creations. We are very proud of all these departments. MISS EMILY CANTRELL has taught at Hewitt for two years. She received her B. M. degree from Samford University. She sponsors the Mixed Chorus. MR JOHN R. McGUIRE, a new teacher at Hewitt, sponsors the Key Club. He received his B. S. degree from Living- ston State College. MRS. KATHERTN ROBINSON at- tended Samford University where she received her B. A. degree. This is her first year at Hewitt. MR. JOE SUMMERS has taught at Hew- itt for four years. He received his B. S. and M. A. degrees from the University of Alabama. 32 Caught by the camera in Tic Tac Toe, round and round I go. Where I stop . . . ? This thing is smoking ! Furthermore, after this year, I ' m giving up hopscotch on Satur- days. There ' s a story that ' s told on the teachers at school When they let off their steam, they lose all their cool. Mrs. Burgess for one can say more in a minute Than Mrs. ESdcoct forgets when her heart is not in it And then there are those who keep everything quiet Like our Miss Floyd who can calm any riot But at the end of the year, they ' re aU good for laughs Look at their conduct in the yearbook ' s photographs. Km sliould lia c . n n -. ;,,i! i 33 Teachers at their best! If you could only lose ten more pounds, I ' m sure it would fit. My girdle is killing me! What are those black crawly looking things? Then I forgot to say, May 1? Nuts! I ' ll never get out of the third grade! 34 SENIORS Pam Roper: Editor Seniors ' 70 JUDY ABELS JAN ADAMS DONALD ROPER ALLEN DOROTHY ANNE AMICK DOTTIE ARNDT ANTHONY OLEN AUSTIN 36 JERRY JASON BAGWELL BILLY BALCOlvIB PEGGY BALCOMB Best Yet! MIKUL W. BEARDEN MARY Jane bos worth NELSON LOUIS BRACKIN, JR. BOBBY BRAND MILTON BRECKLE STEVEN H. BRYANT HELEN BURGESS 37 Remember the Carefree Times, 1 w DEBRA LEN BURKE LANCE BURLESON GORDON NELSON CAGLE MAE MELISSA CAIN LINDA MAE CARPENTER MACK TIMOTHY CARPENTER 39 JANET ANNETTE CARRICO LAURIE LYNN CARROLL REGINA LEE CASH All too Short and Almost Gone JANE CAUBLE BRENDA CHANNELL DEWAINE CHERRY GARY LORINE CHERRY MICHAEL JOSEPH CHOAT LINDA COLLINS 1 just found a worm in my salad ! CARON CORNELIUS 39 Being a Senior DANNY LEE COSBY WINIFRED DALE SANDRA JEAN DAY MELDA LYNN DEVERELL JUDY LOU DIXON MARLEEN LENORA DONELSON r 40 SHARON LOIS DOSTER ANNIE EADY PATRICIA ANN EASTER IBm is Great! hope you aren ' t hungry! DANA EDGE MICHAEL EDWARDS Jf CAROL EUBANKS DONNA EUBANKS r Ki DONNA KAY EVANS JUDY CAROL EWINC PAULA JO FERGUSON 41 Daydreams Today . . . WILLIAM G. FIELDS CATHY FOSTER PATRICIA LYNN GARDNER JEAN JEANETTE GARNER MARGARET ANN GARNER MIKE GIBSON L ♦ fl 42 DALE GRIFFITH WILLARD ANDREW GROSS, JR. GARY WAYNE GULLEDGE Reality Tomorrow A. CLIFTON HALL FREDDY HAMILTON E. B. HANKS THOMAS P. HARPER, III Smiles and secrets shared together. JAMES HARRIS EULYNNE HARRISON LINDA C. HAYNES 43 The Excitement DARTHEY DEAN HAZEL RITA LOUISE HICKMAN MARTHA HICKS CHERYL HOGAN KATHY SUE HOLLINGSWORTH IBRY LAMAR HOLMES, JR. pC K 1 ( ■|k -Q 44 KAREN KAY HOLMES JOEL TIMOTHY HOMAN SANDY RUTH HUGHES of Homecoming JAMES STEPHEN HUTCHERSON RANDY ISBELL DEBRA ANN JOHNS DALMOUS DOYAL JOHNSON DANNY JOHNSON MARTHA ANN JOHNSON SANDRA FAYE JOHNSON Senior ' s Homecoming Exhibit 45 Looking Ahead MARY MARTHETTA JOHNSTON DEBORAH ELIZABETH JONES JUDY GAIL KEITH i WAYNE THOMAS KELSO RICHARD MICHAEL KEMP WAYNE DOUGLAS KEMP r 46 WAYNE KENNEDY - RAY EUGENE KILPATRK K LARRY LATTA to the Future The Seniors were well represented in the Miss Hewitt contest. DANNY LAWSON FRED LOUIS LAWSON MARY SUE LeBLANC DALE ALLAN LOGGINS HENRY B. LONG DICKIE LYNN LUCY GORDON MARLOW 47 May 26 Means . (f . LEONA MARTIN VICKI MARTIN LARRY RAYMOND MATTHEWS I PAUL MAULDIN BRIAN MAY DONALD LESLIE McCANTS t I 48 JOHN RANDAL McCAY TIMOTHY A. McDANIEL YVONNE McFRANCIS Happiness f I ■ ' ' % RICHARD TUCKER McLENDON ROBERT MIKELL Seniors have rings! LARRY MIZE MICHAEL THOMAS MOODY MELANIE STRATTON MORGAN JOY ANN MORIUSON 49 Study and r. BETTY JANE MORTON JAMES LARRY MURRAY DAVID SHERWOOD NEWSOME PATRICIA MAE NICHOLS NICHOLAS WILLIAM NICOLA JANET ELAINE NIXON 50 REX DAVID NORRIS DAVID NINIAN O ' DELL MARTHA ODEN Be Ready WANDA GAYLE PANNELL LINDA KAY PARSONS MILO CHALLIE PASS, JR, LINDA CECILE PAUL BRENDA ANN PENDEGRAPH JOE NEAL POSEY EUGENE PRAYTOR 51 Graduation Brings THOMAS EVERETTE PREST PHILLIP PRIGMORE RICHARD AVERY REAVES MONTE DALE REED ROXANNE REEDER 52 KEN ROBERTS BRENDA JOYCE ROBINSON CHARLES DONALD ROBINSON, JR. Mixed Emotions Fa A. J. RODGERS PAMELA ELAINE ROPER DONALD RUN Y AN ROBERT SANDERS ELAINE SELF KAY SELF MARK ALAN SELF WILLIAM ALLEN SELF JOYCE WILSON SHELTON 53 Memories of ANITA SIMS BE NDA SMITH MARY LYNNE SMITH RONALD DAVID SMITH ROXANN SANDERS SMITH 54 DENISE STADLER STEVE STANCIL ARLENE STANLEY the Prom PATRICIA JUNE STARTLEY JERRY STEPHENS SHEILA GAIL STONE  . : • VICKI DEE STONE GENNY TAGGART SHARON TANNER BOBBY TAYLOR 55 Quiet Times CONNIE TAYLOR ROBERT EDWARD TAYLOR WILLIAM TEMPLES MIKE TIDWELL PAUL TILLMAN DONNA SUE THOMAS 56 MARCIA KATE THOMPSON CAROLYN LAREE TRAVISS MARILYNN MARIE TRAVISS Determined to Succeed PIERCE FAYNE TURNER, JR. KEVIN VERNAZZA STEPHEN LEE WAID LILLIAN WALLACE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD REAVES - Vice-President LINDA PARSONS - Secretary WAYNE KENNEDY - President ELAINE SELF - Secretary DONNA EVANS, Treasurer 57 Thinking and Wondering CHARLES DOUGLAS WARREN RHONDA ABBOTT WARREN ROBERT WELLS RICHARD RALPH WENTZEL, JR. SANDRA LYNNE WYATT JUDY GAIL YARBROUGH 58 MRS. LAMAR, Senior Class Sponsor Senior Directory Pam Roper: Editor JUDY ABELS - Band; All-County Band; !.C. T. JAN ADAMS - Head Majorette; Band; All-County Band; Senior III Homeroom Secretary; Miss Hewitt Contest; Red Cross; Future Nurses; Pep Club; Honor Roll. DONALD ROPER ALLEN - Junior Civitans; 4-H Club; Football; Track; Wrestling. DOROTHY ANNE AMICK - Y-Teens; Art Club; Pep Club; Library Club; I. C. T. DOTTIE ARNDT - 4-H Club. ANTHONY OLEN AUSTIN - Audio- Visual Club. JERRY JASON BAGWELL - Compass Club; Senior III Who ' s Who Wittiest. PEGGY BALCOMB - MIKUL W. BEARDEN - Compass Club; 4-H Club. MARY JANE BOSWORTH - Varsity Cheerleader; Student Council Parliamentarian; H-Club; G. A. C. , Secretary; P. E. Assistant; Husky Howl; Senior III Homeroom Vice- President; Senior II Who ' s Who Jolliest Junior ; Miss Hewitt Contest; Y- Teens; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Sen- ior I Homeroom Secretary, Senior III Who ' s Who Wit- tiest. NELSON LOUIS BRACKIN, JR. - Red Cross; Spanish Club; Art Club; Pep Club; B-Team Basketball. MILTON BREKLE - Red Cross; 4-H Club. MACK TIMOTHY CARPENTER - Honor Roll; Library Club; Compass Club. JANET ANNETTE CARRICO - Mixed Chorus; Library Club; Red Cross; Homecoming Committee; French c lub; Pep Club; Y- Teens; Second Place Oratorical Contest Winner. LAURIE LTON CARROLL - Husky Howl. Editor; S. A. , Treasurer; F. B. L. A. ; French Club; Library Club; Pep Club; Y- Teens; Miss Hewitt Contest; Senior III Who ' s Who Most Courteous. REGINA LEE CASH - Band; Art Club; Library Club. BRENDA CHANNELL - Girls Chorus; Y-Teens; Junior Achievement. GARY LORIN CHERRY - Compass Club; Audio- Visual Club; 4-H Club. MICHAEL JOSEPH CHOAT - Key Club; Student Council Senator; Tennis Club; French Club; Basketball; Football; Track; Senior III Who ' s Who Friendliest. RALPH CLINE - LINDA COLLINS - French Club; Stunt Night; Pep Club; Y-Teens. CARON CORNELIUS - Art Club; Pep Club; Y- Teens; B-Team Cheerleader. DANNY LEE COSBY - Compass Club; Key Club; H-Club; Letterman Football. STEVEN H. BRYANT - Compass Club; 4-H Club. HELEN BURGESS - Senior Honor Society; G. A. C. ; Li- brary Club; Bank Teller. DEBRA LEN BURKE - Student Council Chaplain; Husky Howl; Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; Senior II Homeroom President; G, A. C. , Treasurer; Memento Staff, Adver- tising Editor; Honor Roll; Stunt Night; Student of the Month; Mixed Chorus; Madrigalians; Girls Ensemble; P. E. Assistant; Junior Honor Society, Vice-President; Junior III Valentine Princess; Junior III Who ' s Who Best All Around ; Bank Teller; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; Y- Teens; French Club. GORDON NELSON CAGLE - Drum Major; Band; All- County Band; Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus; French Club. MAE MELISSA CAIN - Husky Highstepper, Head; Y-Teens, Treasurer, Publicity Chairman; Husky Howl; G. A.C.; Senior III Homeroom President; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; French Club; Senior II Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer; Girls Chorus; Red Cross; Physical Education Assistant; A. F. S. LINDA MAE CARPENTER - Honor Roll; Library Club, Treasurer; Pep Club; Nurses Club; Knitting Club. JUDY GAIL COSBY - WINIFRED DALE - Girls Chorus; 4-H Club; Office Assist- ant. SANDRA JEAN DAY - Y-Teens, Vice-president; Office Assistant; Bank Teller; Pep Club. MELDA LYNN DEVERELL - Memento Staff, Club Editor; l.C.c:.; Y-Teens, President; Miss Y-Teen; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Pizitz Teen Board; Library Club; Spanish Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Pep Club; Senior III Who ' s Who Cutest. WILLIAM CLIFFORD DICKINSON - Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus; French Club. JUDY LOU DIXON - Husky Highstepper; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Stunt Night; B-Team Cheerleader; French Club; Pep Club. MARLEEN LENORA DONELSON - Husky Highstepper; Math Honor Club; G.A.C.; Homecoming Committee; Stunt Night; Publicity Committee; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; B-Team Cheerleader, Head; Student Council Senator; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Honor Society; French Club; Pep Club. 60 SHARON LOIS DOSTER - Student Council, Second Vice- president; Mixed Chorus, Secretary; Madrigalians; Girls Chorus; Husky Highstepper; Red Cross; French Club, Sec- retary; Senior 111 Who ' s Who Most Sophisticated. ANNIE EADY - Library Club; Honor Roll; I.C.T. PATRICIA ANN EASTER - S. A. ; Husky Howl, Assistant Editor; Senior II Homeroom Secretary; Bank Teller; French Club; F. H. A. MICHAEL EDWARDS - Compass Club; 4-H Club. DONNA EUBANKS - Red Cross; Bank Teller. DONNA KAY EVANS - Miss Homecoming 1969; Alter- nate Miss Hewitt; Head Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; Memento Staff; Student Council Senator, Treasurer; Math Honor Club, President; S.A. , Vice-president; Jun- ior Homecoming Princess; Junior Class Favorite; Junior Who ' s Who Most Popular ; Sophomore Homecoming Princess; Student of the Month; Senior I Who ' s Who Most Popular ; Sophomore Class Favorite; B-Team Cheerleader; Freshman Homecoming Princess; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior 111 Who ' s Who Friendliest. ; Senior Favorite. JUDY CAROL EWING - Future Nurses. PAULA JO FERGUSON - Ubrary Club; Bank Teller; Girls Chorus; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; Office Assistant. Team Basketball; H-Club; Key Club; Boys ' State Repre- sentative; Red Cross; Junior Class President; Junior Class Favorite; Senior II Who ' s Who Best All Around. E. B. HANKS - Basketball; Senior III Who ' s Who Most Sophisticated. THOMAS P. HARPER, III - All-County Band; Second Place Jefferson County All-State Band Tryouts; Direct- or ' s Award; All-State White Band; Auburn Music Institute Summer Scholarship; Compass Club; Art Club. EULYNNE HARRISON - French Club; Pep Club; Senior II Homeroom Secretary. LINDA C. HAYNES - Library Club. DARTHEY DEAN HAZEL - Library Club; Red Cross; Of- fice Assistant; Bank Teller; Future Nurses. RITA LOUISE HICKMAN - Mixed Chorus, Section Lead- er; Madrigalians; Ensemble; Girls Chorus. MARTHA HICKS - G. A.C.; P. E. Assistant; Husky Howl; Office Assistant; French Club; Future Nurses; Red Cross; Y-Teens. CHERYL HOGAN - G.A.C. ; P. E. Assistant; High Point Track and Field Award; Red Cross; Future Nurses; Y-Teens. WILLIAM G. FIELDS - PATRICIA LYNN GARDNER - Math Honor Club, Vice- president; Senior Honor Society; S. A. ; Bank Board of Directors; Memento Staff; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Jefferson County Citizenship Tour; Junior Honor Society; French Club; Pep Club; Oratorical Contest. JEAN JEANETTE GARNER - Ubrary Club; Y-Teens, Vice-president; Future Nurses; 4-H Club; Bank Teller. MARGARET ANN GARNER - Library Club, Secretary; Bank Teller; Future Nurses. MIKE GIBSON - Key Club; French Club; H-Club, Presi- dent; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Pep Club; Senior 1 Homeroom President. DALE GRIFFITH - H-Club; Football; Wrestling. WILLARD ANDREW GROSS, JR. - GARY WAYNE GULLEDGE - Boys Chorus; I.C. T. A. CLIFTON HALL - Football; Wrestling; H-Club; Com- pass Club; Letterman B-Team Football. FREDDY HAMILTON - Letterman: Football; Track; B- KATHY SUE HOLLINGSWORTH - Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; S. A. , President; Key Club Sweetheart; Math Honor Club, Secretary; Student Council Senator; Girls ' State Representative; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior II Homeroom Treasurer; Senior I Who ' s Who Best All Around ; Junior National Honor Society; French Club, President; Junior 111 Who ' s Who Most Popular ; Fresh- man Class Secretary-Treasurer. IRBY LAMAR HOLMES, JR. - French Club; Mixed Chorus; Compass Club; Boys Chorus; Football. KAREN KAY HOLMES - Pep Club; Library Club; Red Cross. JOEL TIMOTHY HOMAN - Football Manager; H-Club. SANDY RUTH HUGHES - Honor Roll; Office Assistant; Girls Chorus; Future Secretaries; Pep Club. JAMES STEPHEN HUTCHERSON - Band, Drum Major; Mixed Chorus; Boys Chorus. KATHY ISBELL - Bank Teller; 4-H Club; Girls Chorus; Knitting Club. RANDY ISBELL - Art Club; 4-H Club. DEBRA ANN JOHNS - Art Club. 61 DALMOUS DOYAL JOHNSON - Compass Club; Band; Bus Driver; 4-H Club. DANNY JOHNSON - Wrestling; Compass Club; Football. MARTHA ANN JOHNSON - French Club; Pep Club. SANDRA FA YE JOHNSON - Ubrary Club; Audio- Visual Club; Husky Howl; Red Cross. MARY MARTHETTA JOHNSTON - Mixed Chorus; Ubrary Assistant; Senior 111 Homeroom Treasurer; Husky Howl; Senior II Homeroom Treasurer; Girls Chorus. DEBORAH ELIZEBETH JONES - Pep Club. JUDY GAIL KEITH - Y- Teens; Pep Club. WAYNE THOMAS KELSO - Husky Howl; Band; Mixed Chorus; Boys Chours. RICHARD MICHAEL KEMP - Senior III Homeroom Vice- president; Key Club; Math Honor Club; Senior Honor Society; Junior Honor Society; Spanish Club; Senior HI Who ' s Who Most Likely To Succeed. WAYNE DOUGLAS KEMP - Compass Club; 4-H Club. WAYNE KENNEDY - Senior Class President; Key Club, Vice-president; Senior III Homeroom President; Student Council Senator; Bank Teller; Basketball; Red Cross; Sen- ior II Homeroom President; Senior II Who ' s Who Best Dressed ; French Club; Art Club; Senior III Who ' s Who Best Dressed. RAY EUGENE KILPATRICK - Band; Boys Chorus. LARRY GLEN LATTA - DANNY LAWSON - Compass Club. FRED LOUIS LAWSON - Bank Teller; Art Club; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus. MARY SUE LE BLANC - Mixed Chorus; French Club; 4-H Club. DALE ALLAN LOGGINS - Mixed Chorus; B-Team Foot- ball. HENRY B. LONG - Compass Club; Boys Chorus. DICKIE LYNN LUCY - Student Council Social Chairman; Memento Staff, Editor-in-Chief; I.C.C. ; S. A. , Corre- sponding Secretary; Homecoming Committee; Prom Com- mittee; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Loveman ' s Teen Board; Senior 11 Who ' s Who Best Dressed ; Senior 11 Homeroom President; P. E. Assistant; Stunt Night; French Club; Bank Teller; Senior III Who ' s Who Best Dressed. DONALD LESLIE McCANTS - Mixed Chorus; Title III Honors Program; Senior III Homeroom Secretary; French Club; Football; Track; Wrestling; H-Club; Football Man- ager; Boys Chorus; Student of the Month; Pep Club, JOHN RANDAL McCAY - French Club; 4-H Club; Foot- ball. TIMOTHY A. McDANIEL - Football; Junior Civitan; Track. YVONNE McFRANCIS - S.A.; Husky Highstepper; Red Cross; Memento Staff, Features Editor; Miss Hewitt, Top 10,20; Stunt Night; Aland ' s Teen Board; Homecoming Committee; French Club; Bank Teller; Junior III Home- room Vice-president. RICHARD TUCKER McLENDON - Compass Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Wrestling. RICKY JOE McMURREY - Compass Club; 4-H Club. GORDON MARLOW - H-Club; Football; Track; Baseball; 4-H Club. DON MARRS - Compass Club; Red Cross. VICKI MARTIN - Miss Hewitt- Trussville 1969; Bank Board of Directors; Husky Howl, Editor, Secretary- Treasurer; I.C.C; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Red Cross; Bank Teller; Latin Club, LARRY RAYMOND MATHEWS - Band; Spanish Club; 4-H Club. PAUL MAULDIN - H-Club; Football; Basketball; Key Club; French Club; Senior III Homeroom President; Sen- ior II Homeroom Treasurer. BRIAN MAY - Football; H-Club. FRANKIE DALE MEALER - Baseball; Compass Club; Art Club. ROBERT MIKELL - Spanish Club. LARRY MIZE - Football; 4-H Club. MICHAEL THOMAS MOODY - Art Club; French Club; Pep Club. MELANIE STRATTON MORGAN - Student Council, Presi- dent; Mixed Chorus, President; Senior Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Husky Highstepper, Memento Staff; G. A.C.; Student Council, First Vice-president; Mixed Chorus, Vice-president; Social Chairman, G. A.C.; P. E. Assistant; Stunt Night; Bank Teller; Senior II Who ' s Who Best All Around ; Student Council Senator; Jun- ior Honor Society, Treasurer; French Club; Pep Club; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Senior III Who ' s Who Best AU Around. JOY ANN MORRISON - Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Head; Student Council Secretary; S. A. , Recording Secretary, Parliamentarian; Senior III Homeroom Vice-president; Miss Hewitt Contest; F. B. L, A. ; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Honor Society; Secretary; H-Club; Stunt Night; Homecoming Committee; Prom Committee; Senior II Homeroom Vice-president; B-Team Cheerleader; Junior Honor Society; Memento Staff; Y- Teens; French Club; 62 Bank Teller; Pep Club; DAR Citizenship Girl. BETTY JANE MORTON - N4ixed Chorus; Y- Teens; Art Club, Secretary; Library Club; Ensemble; Madrigalians; P. E. Assistant; Pep Club. JAMES LARRY MURRAY - DAVID SHERWOOD NEWSOME - Red Cross; Mixed Cho- rus; 4-H Club; Football. PATRICIA MAE NICHOLS - Pep Club; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Husky Highstepper; Honor Roll; Red Cross, Second Vice-president; Bank Teller; Y-Teens; Husky Howl; Sen- ior III Homeroom Treasurer. MONTE DALE REED - Compass Club; 4-H Club; Art Club. ROXANNE REEDER - G. A. C, , President; P. E. Assistant; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Senior II Who ' s Who Most Athlet- ic ; Memento Staff; Senior I Who ' s Who Silliest Sopho- more ; Student Council Senator; French Club; Senior 111 Who ' s Who Most Athletic. KEN ROBERTS - Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; H-Club; French Club; Tennis Club; Art Club. BRENDA JOYCE ROBINSON - G. A. C. ; P, E. Assistant; Bank Teller; Husky Howl; French Club; Pep Club; Library Assistant. NICHOLAS WILLIAM NICOLA - Art Club; 4-H Club; Safety Patrol. JANET ELAINE NIXON - S. A. ; Memento Staff, Circula- tion Editor; Red Cross; Y-Teens; Spanish Club. REX DAVID NORRIS - Tennis Club; Boys Chorus; Com- pass Club; 4-H Club. DAVID NINIAN O ' DELL - Boys Chorus; 4-H Club; Wrest- ling; B-Team Football. MARTHA ODEN - Office Assistant; Red Cross. CHARLES DONALD ROBINSON, JR. - French Club; Junior Achievement, President. A. J. RODGERS - Basketball; Baseball Track; Football. PAMELA ELAINE ROPER - Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; G, A. C. ; P. E. Assistant; Memento Staff, Class Editor; Senior III Homeroom Vice-president; Senior II Home- room Vice-president; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Stunt Night; Homecoming Committee; Honor Roll; Mixed ( horus; Student Council Senator; French Club. DONALD RUNYAN - B-Team Football; Track. WANDA GAYLE PANNELL - Husky Highstepper; G. A.C. ; Y- Teens; Math Honor Club; Student Council, Social Chairman; Junior Honor Society; French Club; Pep Club. LINDA KAY PARSONS - Senior Class Secretary; Senior Honor Society, President; Math Honor Club; S. A. ; Junior Honor Society, Secretary; Senior III Who ' s Who Most Likely To Succeed. MILO CHALLIE PASS, JR. - Band; All-County Band; All- State Ensemble; French Club. LINDA CECILE PAUL - Mixed Chorus, Student Director; Madrigalians; Ensemble; Girls Chorus; Red Cross, Treas- urer; French Club; Senior I Homeroom Secretary; Y-Teens Stunt Night. BRENDA ANN PENDEGRAPH - G.A.C.; Red Cross; Y- Teens; Pep Club. JAMES POOLE - Boys Chorus. JOE NEAL POSEY - EUGENE PRAYTOR- THOMAS EVERETT PREST - JIM PRIBBLE - RICHARD AVERY REAVES - Junior Civitan President; H-Club; Football; Senior III Homeroom Resident; Track; Wrestling; Senior Class Vice-president; Senior III Who ' s Who Most Athletic. ELAINE SELF - Senior Class Secretary; G. A.C. , Parlia- mentarian; P. E. Assistant; Pep Club. MARK ALAN SELF - WILLIAM ALLEN SELF - 4-H Club. PAT SIMS - Y-Teens, Secretary; Pep Club; Red Cross. BRENDA SMITH - Husky Howl; Library Club; Girls Cho- rus; Red Cross; Y-Teens. MARY LYNNE SMITH - Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; Senior II Homeroom President; Stunt Night; French Club; Junior Honor Society; Pep Club. RONALD DAVID SMITH - Wrestling; 4-H Club. ROXANN SANDERS SMITH - I.C.T. ; Girls Chorus; Honor Roll; Audio- Visual Club; Pep Club; Y- Teens; Red Cross; Miss Hewitt c:ontest. KENT STACEY - Senior III Homeroom Treasurer. DENISE STADLER - 4-H Club; Red Cross. PATRICIA JUNE STARTLEY - Red Cross, President; Husky Howl, Secretary- Treasurer; Senior 111 Treasurer. JERRY STEPHENS - Key Club; Football; Baseball; Track; B-Team Football; Junior III Homeroom Vice-president; H-Club. SHEILA GAIL STONE - I. C. T. ; Ubrary Club, 63 VICKI DEE STONE - Y-Teens, Publicity Chairman; I.e. T. ; Library Club; Bank Teller; Pep Club. GENNY TAGGART - Husky Mascot; G. A.C. , Secretary; P. E. Assistant; Husky Howl; B- Team Cheerleader; French Club; Art Club; Pep Club. SHARON TANNER - I. C. T. ; Y-Teens. CAROL JEANNE TAYLOR - Library Club, Treasurer. CONNIE TAYLOR - Bank Board of Directors; Office As- sistant; French Club; Junior III Homeroom Treasurer; Bank Teller. BOBBY TAYLOR - Track; Second Place Science Fair. ROBERT EDWARD TAYLOR - Letterman: Varsity Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; H-Club; B-Team Basketball; Senior II Homeroom Vice-president; Key Club, Treas- urer; Sophomore Class President; Sophomore Class Fav- orite; Senior I Who ' s Who Most Popular ; Junior III Homeroom Treasurer; Senior III Who ' s Who Cutest. ; Senior Favorite. WILLIAM TEMPLES - Baseball; Football; Art Club. DONNA SUE THOMAS - Bank Board of Directors; Bank Teller; Art Club; Library Club. MARCIA KATE THOMPSON - MIKE TIDWELL - Red Cross; French Club; 4-H Club; Art Club. PAUL TILLMAN - Bus Driver; French Club; 4-H Club. CAROLYN LAREE TRAVISS - Memento Staff, Faculty Editor; Spanish Club; Art Club; Junior Honor Society. MARILYN MARIE TRAVISS - Mixed Chorus; Girls Cho- rus; Art Club. PIERCE FAYNE TURNER, JR. - Student Council Senator; Letterman: Baseball; Basketball; Football; Track; H-Club; Key Club, President; Senior II Who ' s Who Most Athletic ; Junior III Who ' s Who Best All Around ; Senior III Who ' s Who Most Courteous. STEPHEN LEE WAID - Letterman: Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; H-Club; Key Club; Senior II Homeroom President; Junior Honor Society; Senior III Who ' s Who Best All Around. LILLIAN WALLACE - Art Club; Husky Howl. CHARLES DOUGLAS WARREN - Bus Driver; Art Club; Pep Club; B-Team Basketball. RHONDA WARREN - 1. C. T. ; Husky Howl; Bank Teller; French Club; Y- Teens; Pep Club. ROBERT WELLS - Compass Club. RICHARD RALPH WENTZEL, JR. - Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball Manager; H-Club; Pep Club; Honor Roll; Spanish Club. SANDRA LYNN WYATT - Husky Howl; Art Club; Red Cross. JUDY GAIL YARBROUGH - Library Club, President. 64 JUNIORS Donna Evans: Editor Kf iiffi- 0 ' ' ' ' ' - The Beginning of an James Barnett Robert Beasley Cathy Bell David Berry Cathy Biddy Kenny Black Ann Blocker Linda Bonner Darlene Bouck Rose Mary Brackin Nancy Bradford Richard Bradley Beverly Bradshaw Delores Brand Becky Brasher Nick Britt Kathy Burgess Ronnie Burleson Terry Case Regina Cash 66 Important Year Janet Champion David Christy Rhonda Coleman Sue Collins George Cook Sherry Cook Mike Cooney Mike Corona Charles Creel Larry Criswell Kenneth Crowder Charles Davis Jim Davis Joel Davis Cindy Day Connie Deason Richard Deaton Ricky Dickenson Mike Dollar Louis Donelson Meet me at Shakey ' s after the game! 67 Each Person Striving Ray Echols Dana Edge Beverly Eley Jane Ewing Janet Hackney Judy Hagood Butch Hall David Hallmark 68 to Be an Individual Pat Hanson Ricky Harlow Teresa Harlow Bonnie Harrell Debbie Hinston Rickey Holcombe Sandra Holmes Jesse Hooks 69 Hopes and Dreams that are Mike Landmen ftenda Lane Patsy Lane Sherry Lang Debra Lanning Billy Latham Mike Lawless Charlotte Lawley Steve Lawrence Dennis Loggins 70 Fast Becoming Realities David Long Linda Love Michele Lower y Laura McCants Nancy McCoy Pat McCay Ken McKee Cy McKinney Stanley McMunn Stephen McMunn 1 lost my contact. A Group of Mitchell Mundy Sara Myers Judy Nesmith Cindy Newsome Kathy Nichola Juniors ' spirit wins Second Place on Homecoming float Deb Pinkham Jenna Polk Phillip Pond Cindy Prigmore Kay Handle Gary Reaves Cindy Reeder Deborah Rhodes Kay Robinson Dianna Russell 72 spirited People Debra Sanders Cindy Saxon Marsha Scott Charlotte Simmons John Sims Deborah Stackhouse Cathy Stadler Melvin Strickland Kay Stubbs Debra Sullivan Cathy Summerville Chris Summerville Nancy Swatzel Neressa Tarrance Gary Thrasher 73 Challenging the World Joe Tillman |k Reida Todd K. 1 Gary Tucker Vanis Tucker |mX ' Susan Tyler Hc ' ik: Jp Bobby Waldrop Donna Ware jMr Deb Warren r Rose Warren Jmy. - Jeanie Weems -il V- Vit ( f Junior Class Officers PHILLIP POND - V. PRES. PAM PERRY - TREASURER CINDY SAXON - SECRETARY RICKEY HOLCOMBE - PRES. Linda Wilson Mary Ann Wilson Brenda Wortham Elaine York Timmy West Mike White Emma Williams Loretta Williams Brenda Williamson 74 SOPHOMORES Lois Lancaster: Editor m Msmlim } r!AmS :t ' f . r im Al -iM m A Little Older Garry Adams Cynthia Anderson Bob Armstrong Msik Arndt Edward Balcomb Gary Barker Molly Barnett Greg Barrance Charles Bates Richard Beard Paul Berry Donna Blau Larry Blythe Lynn Boatwright Susan Brackin Janice Branham Nancy Brasher Edwin Brown Pate Brown Brian Buckner 76 A Little Wiser June Day Bobby Doss Mike Dunaway Deborah Dunn Virginia Edwards 77 Sophomores Strive Miriam Elliot Sherry Estep Kevin Folse Lynne Faucett Tim Fredrick Phillip Freeman Laura Fulton Barri Gabert Elaine Gamel Curtis Garner David Garner Larry Garrison Steve Ginn Bobby Glenn Jonny Graham Harriet Gray Charlie Greene Linda Griffith Steve Hall Kenny Hallmark Frankie Hamil ton Mitzie Harrison N r f%.v Katrina Hathaway %- ' Carl Hathcock Jerry Heavens Nona Heavington How should I vote? 78 for Academic Excellence Andrea Holt Mike Honeycutt Sherry Howington N4ike Humphries Beth Hunt Sue Hutchings Barbara Johns Sheila Johns Jane Johnson Tommy Johnson Bob Johnston Earl Jones Esther Jones Jack Jones Chris Kennedy Vicki Kilgore Kent Kilpatrick Dorothy King Mike King Joe King 79 From Learning to Follow Buddy King Nancy Knighton hois. Lancaster Paula Lane Lisa Lang Lynda Latham Patricia Lawson Jane Leslie Amelia Long Johnny Long Sonny Long Laura Love Margaret Loveless Kerry Lovvorn Gary McAdams Liz McCants Yvonne McCay Martha McClain Sarah McClendon Debra McCoy Roderick McCoy Susan McCranie Katie McDaniel Benny McMunn Kathy Mabe 80 SoplioiiiorLb slio v their spirit at pep rallies. Sophomores Learn to Lead Sue Matthews Bruce Mikell Gary Miller Karen Mitchell Deb Mobley Janie Mobley Pat Moody Jeanette Moore Dan Moran David Morrison David R. Morrison Debra MuUins Thorn Murphy Debra Needham Joe Needham Joyce Nesmith Sharon Newton Johnny Nichols Vicki Nichols Janice Norton 81 Wisdom, Concern, and Cooperation Paula Payne Drake Pelham Darrell Pepper Lynn Phillips Ronnie Phillips Angela Pirtle David Poole Brenda Popwell Douglas Price Lanier Price Ronnie Rawls Barbara Roberts Robert Robinson Claud Robison Susan Sargent John Schloffman Debra Self Donna Shotts Ike Shoults Gary Silvey 82 Traits of a Sophomore .yV! ' David Simmons Tommy Simmons Tommy Sims Jackie Sinor Bryant Smith Cindy Smith Bobby Smith Ted Smith Dennis Smothers Hal Smothers Shirley Starns John Stewart Judy Stripling John Stuedeman Mark Summerville Bobby Sykes Becky Taylor Deborah Taylor Debra Taylor Arthur Temples Debbie Thompson Frank Tillman Mark Todd Ooo! Did I hear something rip? 83 Fighting Challenges, Defeating Tasks Susan Todd Carolyn Trucks Pat Turner Penny Turner Cindy Vann Trina Vining Sherry Wade Terry Ware Charles Webster Robin Wells ui I want to stay and cheer. 84 ,..-.. ■Mi ' -. ' FRESHMEN Cynthia McKinney: Editor Freshmen . . . Beginners - ■ hA% J J t f Bill Abemathy Rusty Adams Randy Allen Bill Arledge Sandra Armstrong Steve Armstrong Susie Barker Buster Barksdale Mary Beard Freida Bearden Luther Bedell Larry Bell Robert Bevill Norman Biddy Mitchell Black Benny Blankenship Ricky Bouck Terry Bowlin Delane Boyle David Brown C ' f Stefhanie Brown - David Bruner Dale Bush I ' d rather eat ' em than ilirow ' em. 86 in Progress Walter Cook Kelly Cooper Sherry Crocker Becky Crowder Sherry Curry Donna Davis Lewis Dodd Rodger Dodd Donna Doss Donna Doster Connie Drake Dianne Eley Elton Ensley Larry Estep Martha Flynn 87 Studying for Patsy Ford Debbie Fowler Jenny Frazier Eddie Frost Alan Gardner Carolyne Gamer David Garrard Tim Garrison Ed Gilham Debbie Gillam Steven Glass Jan Glenn Donald Graben Donna Goodwin Brett Gossage Charles Gray Michael Green Margie Grissom Darrell Harper Florence Harris No, Sir, Mr. Robison, I ' m not skipping class! 88 Self-Improvement Ross Lawrence Eugene Lawson Louise Lawson Peggy Layfield Rita Layfield Georgie Lee Linda Lee Lisa Lett Pam Liles Lisa Long Mildred Lovell Gina Lowery Ronny Loyld Buddy Lucy Danny MacLean 89 Make New Friends . . . Robert Maddox David Madenger John Marshall Charles Martin Doug Morgan Rick Morgan Gregg Morris Roger Happier 90 but Keep the Old Cheryl Scott Danny Shadix Mark Needham Kathy Nesbitt June Robison Bobby Roper (1 ■ Kris Rose Martha Snchuzler 91 Square Pegs, Round Holes Eddie Sharp Terry Shiflet Barbara Shinn Debra Sims Steve Slaughter Randy Smith Donna Snider Linda Spratlin Lynn Stacy Kathy Standrige Sherry Summerville Patty Taylor Diane Taylor ludy Thomas Rickey Thomas Danny Thrasher Cathy Todd Sandra Tucker Alleta Valentine David Vann Sherry Vann Ronnie Vaughn Martha Waid Ann Waldrop James Walker Becky Watwood Anita Weems Phyllis Weems Steve Weldon Randy Wilburn Terry Williams Donna Wilson Terry Winstead Tommy Woods Marianne Yackee 92 Features Yvonne McFrancis: Editor iiiiiiiiui Highlights of the SITTING: Pat Gardner, Cathie Hines, Teresa Harlow, Karen Mitchel, Melda Deverell, Loretta Williams, June Morgan, Pat Nichols. STANDING: Cindy Saxon, Yvonne McFrancis, Kay Robinson, Missy Morgan, Deborah Tay- lor, Dickie Lucy, Cindy Vann, Cindy Newsome, Donna Evans, Judy Dixon, Marleen Donelson, Vicki Martin. ' 94 Miss Hewitt Pageant 69-70 95 Miss Hewitt-Trussville 1969-70 Miss Vicki Martin, a very charming senior, reigns as Miss Hewitt-Trussville for 1969-1970. She represented Hew- itt well at the Dental Clinic Game and was selected Miss Jefferson County. Vicki has acquired many honors during her high school years which include: being a member of the Bank Board of Directors, and she was editor of the Husky Howl during her junior year. She is a bank teller, a member of the Red Cross, Latin Club, and the Math Honor Club. Vicki is a member of Junior Achievement and represented her J. A. Company at the National Junior Acheivement Conference. In addition to her school activities, she is the pianist for the Youth Choir at the First Baptist Church in Trussville. Upon graduation, Vicki plans to attend Auburn Univer- sity. She will major in Sociology and enter into the field of social work. 96 As Lovely as Nature iSM L ' m Vicki Martin Miss Hewitt K Softness of Beauty .Vi ' ? ' X %l ft  Graceful as a Swan ■ •• iU r Ray Robinson Missy Morgan Unforgettable Beauty SBM p aHHUH - ' jsaiBWt ' . ' j. ■7v .€? S aBJ | Miii Melda Deverell June Morgan Exquisite Taste in Beauty W tt ® 0 m m : t 5 -i: ■ u ' F ■ Debra Taylor Marlene Donelson mil 11 « m fmt E| ' .mm na l M ' i :r ' MM ' t • ' . ■ MW - « . Ji Ks. ' -i - ) , Ml . Bl ■ y HI Delicate Touch of Beauty ■ ' s® • •. X - y eaut y 1 1 If T 1 ■ ' ! H .- ' , : , I 1 H ' 4 rf ■- y p i ! ' ;•; 1 yC J r k X B it I H ' - - . ,? «Mk ' Homecoming Queen Donna Evans Homecoming Princesses Alt. Homecoming Queen MISSY MORGAN Junior DIANNA RUSSELL 104 Sophomore DEBORAH TAYLOR Freshman PAM MOORE Senior Who ' s Who Most Likely to Succeed MIKE KEMP LINDA PARSONS 105 Who ' s Who in Best Dressed DICKIE LUCY WAYNE KENNEDY Most Courteous LAURIE CARROLL SKIP TURNER Friendliest DONNA EVANS MIKE CHOAT 106 Campus Activities Most Sophisticated E. B. HANKS SHARON DOSTER Most Atliletic ROXIE REEDER RICHARD REAVES Wittiest MARY JANE BOSWORTH JERRY BAGWELL 107 Familiar Faces in Most Popular CHRIS BUOKNER DIANNA RUSSELL Best All Around MALCOLM WILLIAMS PAM PERRY Best Dressed GUY JONES KAY ROBINSON 108 the Junior Class Most Athletic CARL ANKER CATHY SUMMERVILLE Jolliest Jr. DAVID HALLMARK LORETTA WILLIAMS 109 Popular Faces Among Best All Around Most Popular CHRIS KENNEDY DEBORAH TAYLOR Silliest Sophomores CAROL CRUMPTON l-IWNKIE HAMILTON CINDY VANN IKE SHOULTS no the Underclassmen Most Popular JUDY THOMAS BUDDY LUCY Best All Around DONNA DOSTER RANDY JAMES Greenest Freshman KIRK CORNELIUS CATHY BURKE III 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 sub- ject. History PAT GARDNER English LINDA PAUL Science MISSY MORGAN 112 Superlativ es Business Education LINDA PARSONS Language CLAUDE ROBINSON Math ROSE MARY BRACKIN 113 Senior Favorites Robert Taylor Donna Evans i« t:s:r J ' Junior Favorites Reida Todd Gary Reaves 115 Favorites Freshmen Diane Taylor Randy Smith Sophomore Lois Lancaster Fran WiUiams 116 Athletics Ricky James: Editor Coaches Derive Winning Formula FRONT ROW: Coach Harbuck, Coach Combs, Head Coach Eubanks . BACK ROW: Coach McGuire, Coach Sheets, Coach Norris. SCHEDULE September 5 Leeds ' September 12 Tarrant September 19 Gardendale ' September 26 Corner October 3 Erwin October 10 Mortimer Jordan October 17 Shades Valley ' October 24 N4inor October 31 McAdory •Home Games ■■■?.y i:y_ : .:i;iv mr 118 Bobby Cordes Huskies 1969 This year the Huskies had a spectacular season. It was the first winning season Hewitt Trussville has seen in years. The Huskies racked up an impressive record of five victories and four losses, including Hewitt ' s first victory over Shades Valley in twelve years. Hewitt Trussville has made itself a new name in football, thanks to the superior playing shown by the Huskies this year. Everyone at Hewitt Trussville owes every member of the team a debt of gratitude. The team should also be thankful to the many students who backed them. The students showed their spirit and confidence in the team by attending the games and cheering the Huskies on to victory. Hewitt Trussville High School is justly proud of its fighting Huskies. HERBERT O. EUBANKS, Director of Athleti FRONT ROW: Case, Brand, Landmon, Beard, Frederick, Jones, Lancaster, Gibson, Beasely, McCants. SECOND ROW: Griffith, May, Turner, Taylor, Buckner, Allen, G. Reaves, Waid, R. Reaves, Cosby. THIRD ROW: Coach Eubanks, Stephens, Hamilton, Mauldin, Marlow, Mize, Anker, Roberts, Keyees, Hall. 119 Hewitt Stomps Shades The Huskies defeated Shades Valley at Hewitt Trussville on October 17 - 15 to 14. Shades Valley got their first points when Hewitt got set to kick and the ball was fumbled behind the line. Soon after the beginning of the second quarter, Shades Valley got its first touchdown. The following two-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful. Later in the second quarter,. Shades Valley got another touchdown, but it was called back. Later, Steve Waid managed to crash through the Shades Valley line to make the first Hewitt touchdown. Then the Huskies made a successful two-point conversion. Early in the fourth quarter Hewitt made another touchdown and the extra point kick was good. Near the end of the game. Shades Valley managed to make another touchdown. This brought the score to Hewitt- 15, Shades Valley-14. Shades Valley tried to make a two- point conversion and failed. During the final seconds of the game Shades Valley attempted a field goal, but the ball was off to the right and it was no good. When the buzzer sounded the score remained Hewitt 15, Shades Valley 14. 120 The Huskies rolled over Mortimer Jordon. Hewitt got the first touchdown on the first play of the second quarter. A little later Steve Waid took a punt and returned it ninety yards for a touchdown. After several plays, Gordon Marlow took a pass from Carl Anker fifty-nine yards for a touchdown. Still going strong, Waid once again got hold of the ball and carried it seventy-seven yards for another touch- down. Soon after the beginning of the second half, Mortimer Jordan made their only touchdown of the game. However, they followed this up with a suc- cessful two-point conversion. Later in the third quarter, Waid again got the ball and took it thirty- four yards for his third touchdown of the game. Late in the fourth quarter, Everette Jones caught a pass and made the last touchdown of the game. Jerry Stephen ' s extra-point kick was good, and the game ended with a score of Hewitt 46 Mortimer Jordan 8. , ._ ,.. Valley 15-14! 121 Hustlin ' Points — The The Huskies went to Tarrant stadium for the second grid- iron clash of the season. Hewitt and Tarrant both have very strong defensive teams, and this was easily the most prom- inent feature of the game. Both teams moved the ball all over the field, from one end to the other, but no touchdowns were made. The only score of the game was made in the first quarter when Tarrant received three points for a twenty- five yard field goal. It was during the second half of this game that the Hewitt Huskies turned into a well-oiled work- ing machine. When Hewitt met Gardendale, this working machine was set in motion. As a result, Hewitt ' s first victory was over the Gardendale Rockets. In the first quarter, Gardendale dashed seventy yards for their one and only touchdown of the game. Soon afterwards, Gordon Marlow took an Anker pass and turn- ed it into a touchdown. Later, Richard Reaves plunged over from the one yard line for the second touchdown. The first quarter ended with the scoreboard reading: HT-14, Garden- dale-6. Late in the third quarter, Gordon Marlow took another Anker pass for a touchdown. Early in the fourth quarter, Steve VVaid took a pass to the goalposts for the last touchdown of the game. As the whistle blew the scoreboard read: Hewitt-27 Gardendale-6. 122 Huskie Way When Hewitt met Minor, it could be said that this was the meet- ing of two of the strong winning forces in the county. Minor, with a home-field advantage, scored first, but the Huskies came back quick- ly. The strong defensive game of the Huskies was thwarted by the Minor offense. Hewitt and Minor vv ' ere pretty evenly matched, swap- ping points, until the final minutes of the game. Hewitt was ahead, 14 to 7, when, as the Birmingham News described it, The Huskies were bombed by the bomb. After two long touchdown bombs, Hew- itt was seven points down when the clock ran out. 123 Reaves makes a block; Anker throws the pass; DONALD ALLEN CAPxX ANKER ROLAND BEARD I- :. _ iBLRT l;i;aslly BOBBY BRAND CHRIS BUCKNER TERRY CASE DANNY COSBY MARK FREDERICK 124 Turner makes a grab; Taylor runs ' em down; MIKE GIBSON DALE GRIFFITH CLIFF HALL ■REDDY HAMILTON EVERETTE JONES JIMMY KEYEES GEORGE LANCASTER MIKE LANDMON GORDON M A RLOW 125 Marlow goes for TD; Stephens kicks for PAT. DON McCANTS PAUL MAULDIN BRIAN MAY BUNK MEE GARY REAVES RICHARD REAVES KEN ROBERTS ROBERT TAYLOR JERRY STEPHENS 126 SKIP TURK ' ER STEVE WAID B-Team Record 6-2-1 1st ROW: D. Morrison, D. Pelham, B. Woodham, M. Humphries, K. False, I. Shoultz. 2nd ROW: M. King, T. Smith, M. Dunaway, G. Hendrix, M. Honeycutt, B. Wright. 3rd ROW; F. Williams, L. Phillips, A. Temples, D. Wilson, F. Hamilton, B. Mikel. 127 The Huskies put forth Skip Turner Carl Anker Wayne Kennedy Billy Morrison Phillip Pond Mike Choat E. B. Hanks Frank Spitzer Paul Mauldin Pat McKay Freddy Hamilton Steve Waid Coach Dwight Norris Basketball ' 69- ' 70 The Huskies basketball team did a marvel- ous job this year both in competition and spirit. The team went all out to make it a winning season, which brought great results. Competition was very stiff and the crowds were wild with excitement. Goals were made quickly and accurately and the ball was mov- ing all the time. Spirit called for quick thinking, actio n, and strength for a fast, hard game. Our boys proudly demonstrated this spirit. The team, led by Skip Turner, captain, and E. B. Hanks, co-captain, scored a 76-67 victory over Springville for their opening game. Erwin was a great disappointment when the final score was 57-68, in favor of Erwin, but a comeback was made with a win over Mortimer-Jordan, Shades Valley came as another loss. The Huskies made easy victories at Corner and Tarrant, but the Walker County Tournament was as upset to our team when Walker County sustained the r 128 their best in basketball lead making the score 88-72. Enslcy showed us great competition in over- coming the Huskies by two points, leaving the score 57-55. Hewitt swamped tlie Green Wave with one of their best games. The Huskies made a great show in rack- ing up points to make an 83-79 victory. The Huskies were on their toes at Gardendale as the score rose and fell for both sides. Gardendale ' kI W ■ jj f - ,iKSiSAh j r%. V ' 1 1 . r ' ji A . 8Klc 129 Demonstrating strength STEVE WAID Guard FREDDY HAMILTON Guard CARL ANKER Guard Captain WAYNE KENNEDY Forward 130 ilLLY MORRISON Guard and accuracy in Co-Captain E. B. HANKS Center PAUL MAULDIN Forward MIKE CHOAT Forward FRANK SPITZER Center PHILLIP POND Forward PAT McKAY Forward 131 the midst of excitement picked up fast points at the start of the game, but Hewitt shook up the Rockets and lead them to a score of Hewitt - 73, Gardendale - 70. Another Huskie victory was made when we walked over Warrior with an 87-79 win. At this point, the Huskies have done great with 7 wins and 4 losses, but they are expected to do better in the future games. The first games were for experience and practice as the Huskies prepare to do their stuff. E. B. Hanks is, at this point, the lead scorer with an average of 15. 7 points per game, and an average of 13 rebounds a game. Steve Waid is second in line with 14.5 points per game. 132 Confusion . . . , and Tension Huskie B-Team 1st ROW: Mike Humphreys, Dan Moran, Coach Sheets, Tom Buttram, Jeff Season. 2nd ROW: David Morrison, Richie Francis, Rickey Davis, Bobby Smith, Arthur Temples, Chris Kennedy, Bobby Cordes, Greg Barranco. 1 Hk t KaS K m m - - I f f ■ ■ 1 i l ' This year the Huskie B-Team, coached by Ralph Sheets, did a tremdous job in basketball. In the middle of the season they have a 6-4 record, and it ' s getting better. Right now, Chris Kennedy is high point man and it looks like a great season for the Huskie Pups. 133 Wrestling: Push, Pull, Win 1st ROW: Jack Reeves, Mike Case, Terry Case, Kenneth Lambert, Dan Miller. 2nd ROW: Bobby Brand, Joel Davis, Jimmy Keys, Frankie Hamilton, Lynn Philips. 3rd ROW: Gary Reeves, George Lancaster, Billy Williams. 134 The ' 69 Wrestling squad has the brains and the brawn of a winning team. They are struggling to at least overtake their opponent. The squad is doing the best possible to keep the Hewitt- Trussville wrestling record the way it has always been, great. Being always the best possible, the wrestlers have been a real crowd drawer. Since the hard working Hewitt- Truss- ville wrestling squad and the expert coaching by Coach Harbuck has proven to be the winning combination, and with this continuation in ex- cellence, the wrestlers will remain victorious for a long time. Dec. 18 Phillips Jan. 5 -Erwin Jan. 12 -McAdory Jan. 19 Gardendale Jan. 21 - -Phillips Jan. 26 Minor Jan. 29 Gardendale Jan. 31 County Tournament Feb. 13 State Meet (Erwin) Feb. 14-- State Meet (Erwin) 135 FRONT ROW: Robert Taylor, Mike Gibson, Bill Temples, Bobby Brand, Jerry Stephens. BACK ROW: Skip Turner, Jimmy Bryant, Steve WaiiJ, Gordan Marlowe. There was previously very little spectator interest in high school baseball at Hewitt, but due to the kind of playing seen at Hew- itt ' s baseball field this year the crowds around the field have really started to grow. Hewitt had an impressive record of five wins and five losses. At one time there was a tie for first place between Hewitt, Leeds, and John Carroll. John Carroll ' s victory over Leeds narrowed down the tie, but heightened the tension, Hewitt met Carroll on the afternoon before the prom and the crowd was a big one. Everyone was especially tense and the game was close. Both teams played magnificently, but Hewitt fell to defeat under a score of John Carroll - 1, Hewitt- Trussville - 0. 136 H-T Baseball excitement draws big crowds LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Carwyle, David Martline, Bobby Smith, Carl Ajiker, Terry LanJrum, Billy Morrison. 137 HT hosts big Invitational Meet Each year Hewitt- Trussville High School hosts a gigantic Invitational Track Meet. This year the event took place on a cold, windy Saturday and there were track teams from over forty high schools and thirteen junior high schools. Hewitt- Trussville High School was well- rep resented in many events and Hewitt- Trussville Junior High sent their large track team to compete in the junior high school competition. E. B. Hanks and Jesse Hooks had very little competition when it came time for the high jump. At the outcome, these two boys were competing with each other. The two Reaves brothers ran for Hewitt- Trussville and Freddy Hamilton was outstanding in the high hurdles competition. Hewitt- Trussville takes great pride in its ex- ceptionally fine track facilities and is proud to be able to make them of use to others. 138 FRONT ROW: Chris Buckner, Frank Hamilton, Jimmy Yates, Fred Hamilton, Ike Shoults, Jesse Hooks, Bill Wright. BACK ROW: Drake Pelham, Mike Humphries, Ted Smith, Richard Beard, Doug Price, Lunn Phillips, Darrel Pepper, Mike Honeycutt. 139 Cheerleaders win first JOY MOIMSON DONNA EVANS DEBBIE BURKE MARY JANE BOSWORTH LYNNE SMITH KATHY HOLLINGSVVORTH PAM ROPER GENNY TAGGART 140 in spirit and ability l r im ' 1 ■ HP 9n 1 ' fi m ' HH -mri x ii - i - 2 HU ' txM : iv. ; ' WKSSr ' Si B BH . -. J b bI Ibv ' ' ' ' ' -alfi Il H . ' ' HH IB DIANE RUSSELL KAREN MITCHELL LORETTA WILLIAMS This year Donna Evans led our Hewitt- Trussville High School cheerleaders to camp at ole Miss where they demonstrated great Huskie spirit and ability. They won a first place rib- bon every day and even the Spirit Stick on one of those days. They worked hard and represented our school very well at Ole Miss. During this year, they have gone all out to promote our school spirit for all sports. Congratulations to them for dol- ing a good job! JOAN HELMS Alternate 141 B-Team Cheerleaders lead their team to victory 1 ■ 1 1 H s M L] - 1 i lrf H Be ' i-« r 1 ' ■ 1 t- P S lSM I 1 1 Ek B ■ ..■ - ■ . i .. ' 3 i SB B . dHPSB a 1 E- ' ' ii v NINA MAiy« DEB MOBLEY ANN WALDRUP NANCY Mcpherson PAULA PAYNE DONNA SHOTTS JUDY THOMAS CATHY TODD 142 ORGANIZATIONS Melda Deverell: Editor H J Hl ii : ' - The Memento Staff Each year a dedicated group of students gives up a great deal of their time and energy in order that Hewitt- Trussville might have an annual. They strive to produce an annual in which ev- eryone can take pride as well as leave everyone with a book full of cherished mementos of the past year. The Memento serves as a record of the various school organizations and their accomplishments as well as the many accomplishments of individuals. The making of the Memento is not the task of just the editor, it takes the cooperation of every member of the staff. For the staff members, the happiest moment of the year is when the annuals ar- rive. Then they are assured that all of their hard work was truly worth it. The Memento staff is proud of this year ' s Me- mento and we hope that you are, too. Editor DICKIE LYNN LUCY 1st: Donna Evans, Thorn Murphy, Marsha Gilman, Joy Morrison, Janet Nixon, Carolyn Traviss, Lois Lancaster, Missy Morgan, Carolyne Mobley, Dickie Lucy, Yvonne McFrancis, Ricky James. 2nd: June Morgan, Debbie Burke, Cy McKinny, John Schlof- fman, Cathy Burgess, Donna Shotts, Freddy Hamilton, Roxie Reeder, Pam Roper, Melda Deverell, Janie Mobley. 44 Works Diligently 145 to Make This Administration CAROLYN TRAVISS JOAN HELMS KATHY BURGESS Circulation CAROLYNE MOBLEY JANIE MOBLEY JANET NIXON Artist FREDDY HAMILTON 146 Book a Success! Advertising MISSY MORGAN DEBBIE BURKE MARSHA OILMAN Sports JOHN SCHLOFFMAN ROXIE REEDER THOM MURPHY RICKY JAMES DIANNA RUSSELL - Features PAT GARDNER- Clubs 147 The Student Council Executive Board Officers 1st ROW: Joy Morrison, Secretary; Debbie Burke, Chaplain; Kay Robinson, Treasurer; Mary Jane Bosworth, Parlia- mentarian. 2nd ROW; Miss Peer, Sponsor; Sharon Doster, 2 Vice-President; Freddy Hamilton, Art; Chris Buckner, Vice-President; Missy Morgan, President; Dickie Lucy, Social Chairman. Preamble We, the students of Hewitt- Trussville High School government, establish bet- ter training in citizenship, and establish better understanding between faculty and students, insure a sincere respect for law and order, and thus promote a better school and community under- standing, hereby this constitution as the supreme law, to which the student body may look for guidance. rations add to the spirit at Hl 148 Plans Activities Senior Senators Kathy Hollingsworth Wayne Kennedy Freddy Hamilton Skip Turner Donna Evans Junior Senators Sandra Holmes David Christy Phillip Pond Terry Case Reida Todd Sophomore Senators David Morrison Deborah Taylor Mitzie Harrison Donna Shotts John Stuedeman 149 for the School! Freshmen Senators Buddy Lucy Pam Jones Dianne Taylor Rusty Adams Inter Club Council 1st: Richard Reaves, Skip Turner, David Morrison, Chris Summerville, Mike Gibson, David Simmons. 2nd: Roxie Reeder, Linda Parsons, Missy Morgan, Laurie Carroll, Sharon Frazier, Donna Evans, Sharon Doster, Dickie Lucy, Kathy Hollingsworth, Melda Deverell. Publicity Committee Freddy Hamilton Genny Taggart Gayle Pannell Mike Gibson Marleen Donelson 150 Bank Encourages Saving Your Money Bank Board Of Directors TOP: Phillip Prigmore, Cathy Hines, Donna Thomas, Mr. Whittaker, Nancy Drinkard, Jackie Sinor, Chris Summerville. BOTTOM: Ann Blocker, Pat Gardner, Vicki Martin, June Morgan, Connie Deason, Kay Robinson. The Hewitt- Trussville Savings Bank is operated successfully by work of the students and the sponsor- ship of BTNB. The Savings Bank operates just like a large bank only on a smaller scale. The Savings Bank is just one in a number of Junior Achievement companies. This year the bank has more than doubled in its percentage of students banking. The homerooms going 100% in banking a number of times are given banners. At the end of the year the homerooms that go 100% the most number of times are to be given an ice cream party. The board of directors and room tellers do much to encourage banking. With the help of Mrs. Fry, sponsor from BTNB, and Mr. Whittaker, school spon- sor, the bank workers learn the entire banking sys- tem. These sponsors are dedicated and patient in teaching us this information. A penny saved is a penny earned. Officers June Morgan, Cashier; Chris Summerville, President; Kay Robinson, Vice- President; Ann Blocker, Secretary 151 Husky Howl Keeps Staff 1st ROW: Melissa Cain, Brenda Popewell, Pat Nichols, Gary Miller, Pat Easter, Sandra Wyatt, Cathy Summerville, Doug Orazine. 2nd ROW: Beth Hurtt, Martha Hicks, Elizabeth McCants, Laurie Carroll, Pat Startley, Mary Jane Bosworth, Mary Barber, Sharon Frazier, Debbie Burke, Karen Maye. TOP ROW: Genny Taggart, Karen Abernathy, Mark Summerville, Nancy Drinkard, Wayne Kelso. The activities of the student body and the latest school happenings are reported month- ly by the Husky Howl, sponsored by Miss Easter. The Husky Howl staff strives to pro- duce an outstanding school paper in a profes- sional way. The students at H-T always look forward to each issue of the school paper. 152 Homecoming Parade the School Informed. Printers Pat Startly Pat Easter Typist Martha Hicks Laurie Carroll Ot ' ticers LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Wyatt, Circulation Editor; Mark Summerville, Sports Editor; Nancy Drinkard, Club Editor; Laurie Carroll, Editor; Martha Hicks, Features Editor; Pat Easter, Asst. Editor; Pat Startley, Secretary and Treasurer. 153 Senior National Honor Society 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 member ' s character must be beyond re- proach and they also must have an excellent scholastic record. It is well worth the extra drive and de- termination to become a member of this organization of high merit. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Missy Morgan, Treasurer; Linda Parsons, President; Miss Floyd, Sponsor; Joy Morrison, Secretary; Mike Kemp, Vice President. Members Missy Morgan, Helen Burgess, Joy Morrison, Mike Kemp, Pat Gardner, Kay Self, and Linda Parsons. 154 Proven Scholars KAY SELF LINDA PARSONS HELEN BURGESS 155 Math Honor Club Uses Figures Officers FRONT ROW: Sponsor, Mis. Thomas; V-P. , Pat Gardner; Presi- dent, Donna Evans. SECOND ROW; Treasurer, Marleen Donel- son; Secretary, Kathy HoUingsworth. Mu Alpha Theta is a nationally organized honor club composed of outstanding math students in high schools and junior colleges. For membership in the local chapter the re- quirements are; a student must be a mem- ber of the junior or senior class and must maintain a B average in Algebra II. One C average is permissable in Trigonometry. This is a club that strives for excellence in mathematics. Members FRONT ROW: Kathy HoUingsworth, Marleen Donelson , Mike Kemp, Gayle Pannell, Mrs. Thomas. BACK ROW: Donna Evans, Linda Parsons, Kay Self, Vici i Martin, Missy Morgan, Pat Gardner. 156 Future Business Leaders Members STANDING: M. J. Bosworth, C. Saxon, P. Hanson, B. Pannell, B. Eley, S. Bagwell, K. May, J. Garner, P. Ferguson, J. Euing, L. Price, S. Stone, B. Williamson, K. Randall, Mr. Pannell. SEATED: A. Carrico, M. Traviss, P. Stanley, K. Abernathy, M. Johnston, J. Morrison, L. Carroll, M. Hicks, P. Easter, M. Lowery. The FBLA , Future Business Leaders of America, is sponsor- ed by the business teachers in the nation through their profes- sional organization, NBEA. FBLA endeavors to develop in its members the qualities necessary in becoming competent future business leaders. F. B. L. A. members have many skills. 157 Junior National Honor Society Members 1st ROW: D. Simmons, R. Francis, D. Morrison, J. Season, T. Crawford, B. Wright, C. Robison, A. Corley. 2nd ROW: L. Lancaster, R. Chandler, J. Mobley, S. Sargent, V. Edwards, B. Popwell, D. Womack, D. Dunn, K. Mitchell, D. Self, J. Stripling, B. Taylor, N. Marrs, Mrs. Roby. 3rd ROW: C. Crumpton, P. Turner, D. Shotts, D. Mobley, B. Hunt, J. Johnson, L. Boatwright, S. Hutchings. The Junior National Honor Society is an organi- zation into which no one can buy membership. It is founded upon Citizenship, and Character. To be el- igible for membership, a student must have good grades, be outstanding in leadership, have rendered service to the school, and have a character above reproach. 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 Hig h School. Officers Mrs. Roby, Sponsor; Pat Turner, Treasurer; Denise Wo- mack, Sec.; Nina Marrs, Vice Pres. ; David Simmons, President. 158 Leads to Scholars Debra Self Donna Shotts David Simmons Judy Stripling Becky Taylor Pat Turner Denise Womack Bill Wright Jeff Beason Lynn Boatwright Robin Chandler Alan Corley Carol Crumpton Debra Dunn Virginia Edwards Beth Hurtt Sue Hutchings Jane Johnson Lois Lancaster Nina Marrs Karen Mitchell Debbie Mobley Jane Mobley 159 The Key Club Members 1st ROW: Freddy Hamilton, Bobby Coides. 2nd ROW: Kathy Hollingsworth, David Morrison, Chris Buckner, Philip Pond, Chris Kennedy, Jeff Beason. 3rd ROW: Wayne Kennedy, Carl Anker, Jerry Stephens, Doug Oranzine, Rickey Holcombe, Skip Turner, Steve Waid, Terry Case, Niike Kemp. 4th ROW: Mr. McGuire, Robert Taylor, Butch Hall, Mike Choat, Mike Gibson, Paul Mauldin, Danny Cosby, Mike Humphries, Mike Lawless. Board of Directors SEATED: S. Turner, President; C. Kennedy, Represen- tative; D. Orazine, Secretary. STANDING: C. Buck- ner, Representative; W. Kennedy, Vice-president; M. Choat, Representative; Mr. McGuire, Sponsor; R. Hol- combe, Treasurer. 160 Unlocks Opportunities r KATHY HOLLINGSWORTH MIKE CHOAT DANNY COSBY MIKE GIBSON FREDDY HAMILTON MIKE KEMP WAYNE KENNEDY PAUL MAULDIN JERRY STEPHENS ROBERT TAYLOR SKIP TURNER STEVE WAID 161 Y-Teens — Ready and The Y-Teen Club is a part of the Y. VV. C. A. with whose method of work and program it is in ac- cord. The primary objective of this club is to pro- vide opportunity for girls to develop their leadership potentials and have a sense of personal responsibility 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 in 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 cupcakes to the Gateway Mercy Home for the children at Holloween; taking Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. At Christmas the Y- Teens worked in the Goodfellow Store, which sup- plies toys for needy children. The Y-Teens took gifts to the Children ' s Ward of the University Hos- pital. Miss Y-Teen MELDA DEVERELL ■■xr m: Members 162 1st ROW: C. Aldridge, M. Deverell, G. Pannell, S. Day, P. Nichols, M, Cain, T. Harlow. 2nd ROW: G. Garrison, N. Bradford, D. Self, B. Taylor, K. Mabe, J. Stripling, S, Estep, N, Drinkard, B. Morton, S. Newton, C. Prigmore, B. Brasher. Willing to Serve! Officers FIRST ROW: Melda Deverell, President; Sandra Day, Vice-President, SECOND ROW: Pat Nichols, Sec.; Melissa Cain, Treas. ; Sherry Estep, ICC Representative. 163 MELISSA CAIN JUDY KEITH GAIL PANNELL Senior Y-Teens r SANDRA DAY LEONA MARTIN PAT SIMS MELDA DEVERELL PAT NICHOLS VICKI STONE 164 Library Provides Useful Materials The Library Club is now combined with the Audio Visual Club, Membership is composed of library assistants. Audio Visual operators, and anyone interested in the library. The library ' s purpose is to be of service to the school and to provide a variety of suitable mate- rials, in attractive format and surroundings, 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 promoting the use of the library, and helping to keep everything in good condition. Officers Carol Taylor, Treas. ; Margaret Garner, Secretary; Glen Wells, V. Pres. Judy Yarborough, President; Delores Brand, V. Pres. Members 1st ROW: J. Yarbrough, D. Brand, C. Taylor, D. Hazel, P. Turner, P. Henson, D. Johns, C. Horsely. 2nd ROW: S. Griffith, D. Thomas, S. Dendy, M. Loveless, B. Smith, J. Holmes, M. LaBlanc, A. Eady, M. Garner. K. Ni- cola, C. Hooks. 3rd ROW: R. Wells, L. Price, L. Garrison, N. Britt, B. Smith. M. Summerville, D, Smothers. G. Thrasher, D. Hicks, A. Austin, D. Loggins, B. Hathcock, B. Eady, G. Wells, R. Kiley. 165 The S.A. ' s The Service Association consists of twenty- five girls, sophomores to seniors. These girls must maintain at least a C average in their subjects. Members are not selected by grades alone. They must be willing to serve their school, have good character and a good person- ality. S.A. ' s sponsor Twirp Week and Sadie Hawk- ins Day, give a Christmas party for underprivi- leged children and sell pom -pons to boost school spirit. This year the S.A. ' s waxed the gym floor. They participate in many activities which bene- fit the community and Hewitt- Trussville. The Service Association serves you! S.A. ' s tap their sweetheart. Members 1st ROW: Dickie Lucy, Kathy Hollingsworth, Mrs. Gruman, Marsha Oilman, Yvonne McFrancis, Linda Parsons, Sharron McQueen, Pat Gardner, Kathy Burgess, Karen Abernathy. 2nd ROW: June Morgan, Joan Helms, Jenna Polk, Kay Robinson, Joy Morrison, Dianna Russell, Susan McCranie, Carol Crumpton, Mary Barber, Janet Nixon, Donna Evans, Pam Perry, Sandra Holms, Deborah Taylor, Laurie Carroll, Pat Easter. 166 Serve You! ••■ i !:i.. fS:5 G e ' ir - Officers Joy Morrison Sec. ; Laurie Carroll, Treas. ; Kathy Hollingsworth, Pres. ; Dickie Lucy, Corr. Sec. ; Joan Helms, Pari. • Donna Evans, Vice Pres, This is a great start! Now what?? ' 167 Senior S.A s LAURIE CARROLL PAT EASTLR DONNA EVANS PAT GARDNER KATHY HOLLINGSWORTH DICKIE LUCY YVONNE McFRANCIS k JOY MORRISON JANET NIXON LINDA PARSONS STEVE WAID 168 Leaders in Community Projects! Members BOTTOM: Donald Allen, Wallis Higdon, Richard Reaves, Billy Williams. Stanley McMunn. MIDDLE: Gary Reaves, Mack Smith, Randy Henderson, Dale Griffeth, Frankie Hamilton, Claud Robinson, Sidney Bosworth, Louis Donelson, Mr. Walker, LADDER: Robert Beasley, Bill Wright, Gill Head, Bobby Smith, Tim McDan- iels. Junior Civitan Junior Civitans is a service organ- ization for boys in the tenth grade or above. Membership is by invitation, based on a record of school service. Members are expected to demon- strate those traits representative of good citizenship and be actively en- gaged in community and school serv- ice. The club now has 19 members, with Mr. Walker as their sponsor. Officers S. Bosworth, Treasurer; S. McMunn, Secretary; R. Reaves, President; W. Higdon, Vice-president; G. Head, Chaplain; R. Beasley, Sergeant at Arms. 169 The G.A.C. ' s The Girls ' Athletic Club is an honorary organization sponsored by Mrs, Mann. This year they had a member- ship of twenty girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. These girls wear a white gym suit and the club pin. The G.A.C. ' s sponsor the intramural program to stimulate interest in physical education and promote a good athletic program for girls at Hewitt. This year they had programs such as volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and school so that all girls could stay and participate to- gether. To be eligible for membership, a girl must try out and have the necessary qualifications for a G.A.C, She must have an overall C average in other subjects. She should assist successfully one semester, participate in two out of four duel sports and four out of seven individual or duel sports, score 200 or more points in the intramural program, and letter. These sports help a girl to be grace- ful and agile and does not take strength in any way to participate in them. Girls learn new skills and ways to use their abilities in these sports. This year the G.A.C. ' s have worked hard in helping the school and community. Including the intramural pro- gram, they have decorated the halls for Halloween, given a needy family a Thanksgiving basket, decorated the lobby for Christmas and sponsored many other services to the school. To do these jobs well, it takes a hard-working G.A.C. Officers L. Williams, Treasurer; G. Taggart, Secretary; R. Reeder, President; C. Summerville, Vice-president; E. Self, Parlia- mentarian; Mrs. Mann, Sponsor. Members L. Love, P. Bullock, C. Reeder, L. Williams, M. J. Bosworth, G. Pannell, M. Donelson, R, Reeder, B. Robinson, G. Tag- gart, Mrs. Mann, M. Hicks, M. Cain, M. Morgan, D. Burke, P. Roper, E. Self, B. Pendagraph, C. Hogan, C. Summerville. 170 Add to Our Strength? On the count of 3 - Squash! I ' ll have these leaves raked in no time! ■ m imM vvV KuiiiJ iicr guilly! 171 Senior G.A.C. ' s V I MARY JANE BOS WORTH DEBBIE BURKE MELISSA CAIN MARLEEN DONALSON MARTHA HICKS GAYLE PANNELL CHERYL HOGAN MISSY MORGAN BRENDA PENDEGRAPH ROXIE REEDER BRENDA ROBINSON PAM ROPER ELAINE SELF GENNY TAGGART 172 The H-Club The purpose of the H-Club is to promote interest in athletics in the school. Under the leadership of Coach Harbuck, the H-Club serves the school and athletic department in many ways. It furnishes the mem- bers of the athletic department with blazers, and it buys awards for all athletic events. It also sponsors the faculty game against other schools, and is in charge of the concession stand at the basketball games. Officers Sponsor, Coach Harbuck; Vice-President, Gordon Marlow; Treasurer, Kathy Hollingsworth; President, Mike Gibson; Secretary, Jerry Stephens. 173 Shows Action! Members 1st ROW: M. J. Bosworth, D. Burke, P. Roper, K, Mitchell, K. HoUingworth, D. Evans, G. Taggart. J. Morrison, J. Helms, D. Rus- sel, L. Williams. L. Smith. 2nd ROW: D. McGants, T. Case, R. Wentzel, C. Hall, S. Turner, M. Gibson, S. Waid. R. Beasley, B. Brand. D. Cosby. C, Buckner. 3rd ROW: C. Anker, G. Marlow, B. Reeves, D. Allen, R. Reeves, P. Mauldin, B. May, F. Ham- ilton, B. Taylor, J. Stephens, D. Griffith, Coach Harbuck. r K ' ' ' nf . '  ' ■ i) 1 P mm ■ - .--r:::: -- ' ' ' ' ' r | JlW m I S | 174 Choral Leaders The Choral Department, under the direction of Miss Emily Cantrell, is continuing 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 caroling at the Veteran ' s Hospital. The select vocal Group is the Mixed Chorus, After tryouts, students are se- lected for musical ability, character, personality, and a sincere interest in and love for music. Sharon McQueen, Accompanist; Miss Cantrell, Choral director; Linda Paul, Student Director; Gordon Cagle, Student Director. Officers 1st ROW: C. Vann, Librarian; C. Summerville, Projects; D. Warren, Treasurer; M, Morgan, President; S, McQueen, Vice-President; S. Doster, Secretary; G. Cagle, Student Director. 2nd ROW: D. McCants, Librarian; R. Hickman, Section Leader; L, Paul, Student Director; B. Morton, Librarian; D. Moran, Section Leader; D. Taylor, Section Leader. 175 Trussville Choral Mixed 1st ROW; C. Deason, C. Day, D. Goodwin, J. Norton. K. Shultz, B. Roper. 2nd ROW; A. Carrico, P. Payne, C. Summer- ville, D. Warren, S. McQueen, P. Cline, R. Cline. 3rd ROW; R. Hickman, D. Doster, S. Estep, J. Frazier, M. Morgan, C. Keith, D. Moran, R. Dickinson. 4th ROW: M. Johnston, L. Paul, B. Morton, S. Doster, N. Drinkard, D, Wilson, M. Berry, W. Kelso, A. Austin. 176 Department. Chorus 1st ROW: R. James. B. Watwood, C. McKinney. F, Manly, S. Johns. P. Lane. 2nd ROW: B. Dowdle. M. Summerville. D. McCants, M. Waid. D. Stackhouse. D. Womack. 3rd ROW: L. Holmes. L. Burleson. B. Blankenship. L. McCants, D. Mul- lins. L. Lang. B. Williamson. S. Prigmore, C. Vann. 4th ROW: G, Cagle, C, Robinson, S. Slaughter, C. Crumpton, M. Traviss. M. Flynn. S. Summerville. J. Mobley, T, dinner, D. Taylor, 177 They Sing Madrigalians 1st ROW: Cy McKinney, Martha Waid, Cindy Vann, Deborah Taylor, Deb Warren, Linda Paul, Paula Cline, Paula Lane, Becky Watwood. 2nd ROW: Carl Shultz, Claude Robison, Gordon Cagle, Wayne Kelso, Steve Slaughter, Mark Summerville, Bill Dowdle. 178 Senior Choral Members 1st ROW: Marthetta Johnston, Annette Carvico, Betty Morton, Rita Hickman, Sharon Doster, Linda Paul, Marilyn Traviss, Missy Morgan. 2nd ROW: Don McCants, Carl Shultz, Wayne Kelso, Gordon Cagle, Andy Austin, Larry Holmes, Lance Burleson, Ralph Cline. Out for Boys Chorus Robert Sanders Jimmy Poole Bobby Homsby Ralph Cline Thomas Prest Tommy Simmons David Wilson Mark Berry Gill Head Larry Meadows Steve Hutcherson Butch Hall Wesley Gooch Steve Stancil • Tim Garrison Ronnie Phillips Mike Edwards Monte Reed David Madinger Daniel Mobley Mark Needham Girls ' Ensemble Carol Crumpton Nancy Drinkard Sharron McQueen Cy McKinny Becky Watwood Paula Lane Linda Paul Cindy Vann 179 Freedom! Girls Chorus 1st ROW: J. Day. B. Chanell, N. Nichols, D. Campbell, A. Blocker, B. Watwood. D. Davis. P. Ford, P. Taylor. 2nd ROW: R, Melton. L. Cantillon. M. Lovell, J, Moore. K. May. S. Newton. L. Spratlin, C. Drake, B. Brasher. S. Crocker. 3rd ROW: C. Scott, D. McCoy, K. Randle, S. Gibson, S. Cook, C. Newsome. A. Cook, B. Madinger, S. Stanns, G. Lowery, S. Brown, G. Glass. Girls Chorus Officers Becky Brasher, Projects Chairman; Cheryl Scott, Librarian; Sharon New- ton, Secretary; Cindy Newsome, President. 180 Red Cross Helps Members 1st ROW: G. Glass, D. Doss. S. Frazier, P. Turner, E. Jones, P. Nichols, P. Stanley, G. Taggart, P. Liles. L. Let ts. J. McLendon. 2nd ROW: D. Alien. M. Oden, G. Wells, J. West, C. Mabe, B. Morton, K. Robinson, D. Russell. D. Blau, N. Brasher, L. Paul. 3rd ROW: B. Channel, C. McKinney, C. Scott. R. Brackin, C. Drake. B. Hurtt. S, Prigmore. C. Key. J. Frazier, J. Nesmith, Y. McFrancis, M. Cain. We Serve The children of the world with our welfare proj- ects. Our teachers and classmates by improving our school. Our neighbors who are victims of disaster. Ourselves by serving others. All our activities center around Service, Inter- national Understanding, Citizenship, and Intelli- gent Leadership. Our projects are many. We sponsored United Appeal, gave Thanksgiving gifts to our needy, re- sponded to fire victims, filled Christmas bags for our own Veteran ' s Hospital and helped with gifts to our school. Officers Cynthia McKinney, Projects Chairman; Pat Nichols, Secretary; Sharon Frazier, President; Linda Paul, Treasurer; Yvonne McFrancis, Vice-President. 181 to Serve the People i Members 1st ROW: D. Boyle. F. Harris, C. Garner, E. York, P. Ferguson, S. Starns, J. Ewing, S. Day, B. Pendegraph, B. Watwood. 2nd ROW: S. Slaughter, R. Dodd, L. Dodd, D. Davis, P. Ford, N. Heavington, H. Gray, L. Cliner, K. Hines. T. Prest. TOP ROW: B. Lathan, B. Smith. R. Loyd , B. Morrison. D. Newsome, J. Jones. T. Murphy, G. Miller. T. Garrison, D. Mobley. 182 Hewitt-Trussville Hewitt-Trussville Marching Band The Marching Huskie Band is one of the school ' s major assets. Band is offer- ed at Hewitt-Trussville High School so that all students may have the opportunity to learn how to play an instrument and gain a better understanding and apprecia- tion of music. The band has represented the school, the county, and the state by performing at all football games, the Veteran ' s Day Parade, Jacksonville State Band Day, the Fiesta of Five Flags in Pensacola, Florida, Mardi Gras in Mobile, and various con- tests and festivals throughout the state. Band Director MR. SUMMERS 183 Marching Band Saxophones Milo Pass, Bobby Glenn, Mitchell Black, Brian Buckner, Regina Cash, Bob Armstrong, Mike Green. Clarinets N. Dunlad, B. Sykes. D. Keith, J. Mundy, S. Hewlett. S. Hut- chins, S. Matthews, S. Vann, S. Sargent, S. McCranie, L. Fulton, L. Nabers, E. Gilham, R. Adama, D. Lanning, L. Bon- ner. D. Brand. S. Pitts, B. Pan- nel, P. Buckner. - y vsi ' i y m i ' lli. lliiil i lS Trumpet Robin Wells, Monti Haynes, Terry Ware, Ed Frost, Thomas Mann, Kent Kilpatrick, Tom- my Harper, David Mason, Dar- ryl Harper, Jerry King, Danny Shaddix, Steve Price, Sherry Lind, Kelly McClendon, Kel- ly Cooper, Johnny Turner. oV ! -  184 Hits a Stage Band 1st ROW: Tommy Harper, Kent Kilpatrick, David Mason, Jerry Kine. 2nd ROW: Gordon Cagle, Rickey Martin, Gary Campbell, Rennie Jones, David Hatfield. 3rd ROW: Milo Pass, Bobby Glenn, Brian Buckner, Bob Arm- strong. Lower Brass 1st ROW: Larry Matthews, Mike Cooney, Michele Lowery, Bev- erly Eley, John Coleman, Alan Gardner. 2nd ROW: Charles Robinson, Tom Hinds, Larry Estep, Gary Campbell, Dennis Loggins, Ricky Martin. 185 Note for Flutes Carole Mason, Lynn Stacey, Regina Buckner, Jan Adams, Jane Johnson, Mitch Mundy, Lisa Ware Bass Section Ken Black, Jim Davis, David Hatfield f a  ; Drum Corps Bobby Doss, Becky Stone, David Gallaspy, Wayne Kelso, Jerry Hogan, Earl Jones, Beverly Bradshaw 186 the Spirit Drum Major: STEVE HUTCHERSON Drum Major: GORDON CAGLE Majorettes l.inda Bonner; Head, Janet Adams; Debbie Lanning 187 of Freedom ' « SasWt ' L Color Guard Beverly Eley, Pam Buckner, Delores Brand, Sheila Pitts, Beth Pannell Senior Band Members Tommy Harper Regina Cash Jan Adams Wayne Kelso Steve Hutcherson Gordon Cagle Milo Pass Larry Mathews Put Your Best ■ ij;. High Steppers LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Moore, Lynda Latham, June Morgan, Gayle Pannell, Jenna Polk, Marleen Donelson, Sherry Estep, Lois Lan- caster, Sharon Doster, Nancy Knighton, Missy Morgan, Laura McCants, Judy Dixon, Melissa Cain, Pat Nichols, Tereasa Harlow, Es- ter Jones. 189 Foot Forward! Jk ' md MELISSA CAIN, Head GAYLE PANNELL MARLEEN DONELSON 1 lA.X: .rj -: ' 3IBRWI SHARON DOSTER MISSY MORGAN feiSJt MhH ita BMHl iH ll MH .f TTf , .«. - jj O rt i n w f JUDY DIXON YVONNE McFRANCIS Mv a«M«l 4Htf '  - PAT NICHOLS 190 Assistants to the School! Transportation 1st ROW: Joe Tillman, David Newsome, Paul Berry, Dalmous Johnson, Malcolm Williams. 2nd ROW: Doug Warren, Larry Helms, Gary Thrasher, Larry McMurry. P.E. Assistants 1st ROW: D. Ware, B. Patterson, Armstrong, L. Wil- liams, C. Newsome, J. Greene, C. Hogan, B. Rob- inson, B. Pendegraph. 2nd ROW: N. Brasher, M. Hicks, G. Taggart, G. Pannell, D. Blau, L. Mc- Cants, M, Cain, M. Morgan, P. Payne, P. Turner, D. Doss. 3rd ROW: S. Gibson, P. Roper, D. Burke, D. Doster, C. Summerville, G. Frazier, C, Heith, R. Reeder. Audio-Visual Club 1st ROW: Larry Garrison, Roger Kiley, Robin Wells, Kirk Cornelius, Johnny Long. 2nd ROW: Mike Col- lins, Mark Summerville, Bryant Smith, Glen Wells, Bill Hathcock, Tommy Johnson, Bill Eady, Charles Gray, Dennis Loggins, 3rd ROW: Lanier Price, Jerry Heavens, Gary Thrasher, Danny Hicks. Office Assistants 1st ROW: Connie Taylor, Cindy Saxon, Kathy Hines, Dianna Russell, Nina Marrs, Brenda Pendegraph, Pat Nichols, Pat Gardner, Sandra Day. 2nd ROW: Helen Burgess, Pam Perry, Deb Mobley, Beth Hurtt. Where Would We Be Without Them? Lunchroom Staff G. Howington, I,. Clark, C. Layfield, E. Burton, D. McCarthy, M. Wilson, S. Mullins, D. Gamble Cashier MRS. NORMS Cashier MRS. MARTIN Custodian MR. JOHNSON 192 ADVERTISEMENTS Debbie Burke: Editor WESTERN WHERE EVERY CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT! SIXTEEN STORES TO SERVE JEFFERSON COUNTY and now the TRUSSVILLE STORE Phone: 655-3403 Fresh Vegetables Always Ready to Serve 194 M INDUSTRIAL SALES COMPANY P.O. Box 4174 Birmingham, Ala. JIM STEELE Office 836-4448 Home 836-6657 DON CRENSHAW HES. e33-154? LOREN HICKS RES 336-6694 COMPLETE Automotive service ROEBUCK SHOPPING CITY at the •■y 833-1249 Decals Name Plates Labels Posters Bumper Strips NORMAN GRAPHICS, INC. Phone 655-2855 P. O. Box 12 206 Main Street Trussville, Alabama ROEBUCK TYPEWRITER AND TESCO DISTRIBUTORS Next to Roebuck Shopping City 833-1244 Typewriters - Adding Machines Tape Recorders - TVs Clocks Complitnents of A FRIEND SELF MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Tools . Dies . Jigs . Fixtures Machine Work GARY HORNSBY Engineer Phone 833-3435 125 Sunset Blvd. Birmingham, Ala. 35235 r?A W_ l f 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 195 STEWART ' S AUTO SERVICE REPAIRS Highway 75 Pinson, Ala. Complete Auto Service 681-9745 Compliments of EDWARD ' S GROCERY Chalkville Road Trussville, Alabama PRICE ' S DRUGS ' on the corner since 1 ' Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription Dial Pinson 681-2321 In Beautiful Pinson Valley Compliments of JOE AND HAROLD ' S BARBER SHOP Trussville Shopping Center MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY Pinson, Alabama Complete Home Furnishings HERBERT H. MARSH JAMES E. MARSH, JR. Phone: 681-3221 s Compliments of BRADEN FURNITURE COMPANY Trussville, Alabama HI-POINT GROCERY MABE ' S GARAGE 219 Main Street Trussville 655-9907 Gas - Oil Rt. 2 Trussville LOUIS McDANIEL Owner General Auto Repairs Lawnmower Repairing =:= Toro - Yazoo Mowers -■• Simplicity Rider = ' = Homelite Chain Saws ■ ' ' Authorized Dealer on Clinton, Briggs Stratton, Kohler, and Tecumseh Engines. 196 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WM. D. THOMPSON M.D. Phone 853-7481 Res. 681-92Z4 TIDWELL MOTORS Used Cars Bought and Sold J. D. TIDWELL 1812 Center Point Road Birmingham, Alabama 1 Compliments of TRUSSVILLE INDUSTRIES 101 Morrow Street Trussville, Alabama 655-2158 BILL ' S BARBER SHOP 17th 20th ct. N. W. Behind Exchange Security Bank 853-7274 Men ' s Hairstyling and Razor Cutting Phone: 655-2951 Any Hour TRUSSVILLE FLORIST Antiques and Gift Shop MRS. DOLLIE SOUTHERLAND 1 92 Main Street Trussville, Ala. LOVVORN BROS. CLEANERS Home-Owned - Home -Operated One Day Service Phone: 853-1820 1828 Center Point Road We Curl Up and Dye for You NADINE ' S Business: 853-4115 ALABAMA GLASS CO. p. O. Box 9660 20121 2 Center Point Road Birmingham, Alabama 35215 21 20th Ave. , N. W. Phone: 853-2165 NADINE PERRY, Mgr. J. L. MORRISON Res: 853-2089 WHATT OWENS Res: 853-7461 ei;==Sn 197 Uncertain oout your a future? 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