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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1971 volume:

r h % iJ fl . • ' i i o- 0 • o ' 9wiT k : n;iv : .«SEr-a?RW? MEMENTO 1971 SiV ; ■ . if ' t.1 Ih ' uitl-Trussrillc lli h School Trussi ilh ' . 1 1 (I ha ma I (thimv 2. ' y Editor Mariamir Utr ui ?iNii- ' ■ _ Table of Contents Introduction 1 Dedication 18 Administration 19 Seniors 35 Juniors 59 Sophomores 69 Freshmen 79 Features . . . , 87 Athletics Ill Organizations 137 Senior Directory 191 Advertisements 199 Here we grow --- ' J£ t J i kfa HH n Here creation is an inner explosion Opening us up to the world. . . . Each person reaching out Through his own window To offer the world a gift Made up of fragments Of his own soul. We ' fly to unknown heights Arid hreathe ie freshness Wf neiv-foii freedom. _ Mainl ' tiii ( ii ' ' V. f i ' iMNi K ' mPIPSH : ..-M ' V;, ' ' -.iftr.fc-. .- !!■■ ■• t ■■ ' ;? u ' H Ki iEi d;5« IM K -- - ' i U N1TED mm If ' ' ' - ' ' fr Here we leave traces of immaturity Which have pealed from the exterior Of something better. % We ' ve been splashed with The colors of life And drenched in the Rain of Experience. 11 Walk into a different vision in shoes efjried ktfore . . . 7 • 1 ' 86 they fit. f . i - S %. A L ■ •.V;tv ♦. J- : «i;fe, .3? rl ' ' ' -; .A t :: ' ' ' }i - •A . - y t --.-.-iStf ' .aiK •• ' . . i--- - «v i : . A £N- -t -A:. ' --- ■ : ' ' 5 A _-v - 9 . - 14 iJl Deborah Taylor Dede Self Kj y ' ohinson Karen Mitchell Cmdy ' P ann — V. «: r 5 : ' •■ ' ■ Teresa nXi Here we gather the scattered pieces That make up ourselves. k: - ' ij ii ER K B aN H I or here we have created exploded searched gathered shared flown breathed splashed and Finally grown. 17 Hewitt ' s Favorite for 1971 ' %v- ' Ai It is with great pride and pleasure that the 1971 Memento is dedicated to our favorite French teacher - Mrs. Mary B. Didcoct. For ten years her name has been synonymous with joie de vie. Her wonderful, contagious humor, the radiant zest with which she lives life, her deep capacity for friendship - all these and many more beautiful qualities have endeared her to students and faculty. We all agree the halls of Hewitt have been far happier because Mrs. Didcoct spread sunshine here. IS Br) ' ADMINISTRA TION Kathy Burgess: Editor Our Principa j Guides the Student Body Mr. Reuben Robison received his B.S. and M,A. de- grees from Troy State and the University of Alabama. This is Mr. Robison ' s third year as principal of Hewitt. He lives in Trussville with his wife and two children, and attends the First Baptist Church of Trussville. This year Mr. Robison ' s message is dedicated to the Seniors: The best verse hasn ' t been rhymed yet, The best house hasn ' t been planned, The highest peak hasn ' t been climbed yet. The mightiest rivers aren t spanned; Don ' t worry and fret faint-hearted , The chances have just begun For the best jobs haven ' t been started. The best work hasn ' t been done. Unknown Robby, Mrs. Robison, Mr. Robison, Tracy 21 School Personnel Handle, MR. HERBERT O. EUBANKS is our assistant principal and head coach. Even though his jobs require much time and effort, he seems to handle them very effective- ly. Mr. Eubanks must also handle the discipline of the students; however, this does not lessen his popularity. He is very capable, and we feel very fortunate to have him at Hewitt. 22 Discipline, Guidance, and Records, MRS. DELIA SUTTER Mrs. Sutter has been receptionist and book- keeper at Hewitt for twenty years. She also keeps entries of each club ' s funds. Her serv- ices are appreciated. MRS. LAURA PARSONS Mrs. Parsons has been our capable record keeper for the past seven years. She handles student ' s grades, permanent records, trans- fers, and transcripts. MRS. MARION ORMOND Mrs. Ormond is an understanding advisor, who helps the students to adjust and rearrange their schedules. She also advises them on college programs and entrance exams. In spite of her busy day, she is always willing to lend a hand to students who need her guidance. MR. DAVID LOGAN Mr. Logan works three days a week at Hewitt. He is involved with Federal Programs such as the Neighborhood Youth Corps, and will assist anyone who is interested in voca- tional training. 23 P.E. Encourages Competition. The developement of the body is as much a part of true growth and maturity as the developement of the mind. The excellent P.E, department at Hewitt helps stu- dents to develop good attitudes of sportsmanship. A new phase of physical education at Hewitt is called modem dancing. It not only helps them physically, but also helps them to become more creative as a person. Students who take an extra interest in physical education may also serve as a physical education assistant , which includes helping to use good sportsmanship as well as skillful training. MRS. PAT SMITH Samford University, B.S. Physical Education, Alabama History Sponsors: Varsity Cheerleaders, B-Team Cheerleaders MRS. PAT MANN University of Montevallo, B.S. Physical Education, Alabama History Sponsors: G.A.C. ' s MR. RALPH SHEETS Samford University, B.S. Physical Education 1 MR. BILL HARBUCK Livingston State University, B.S. Physical Education, Drivers Ed. Sponsors: H-Club MR. JAMES DeVENNY Auburn University Physical Education 34 Gaining Experience in Homemaking MRS. NELL M. BURGESS University of Montevallo, B.S. Home Economics Home and Family MRS. MARJORIE E, SMITH Alabama A. and M. , B.S. Home Economics Home and Family Every girl looks forward to the day when she will be a homemaker in her own home. Home Econom- ics at Hewitt is designed to enable girls to fill this role as effectively as possible. In Home Economics classes girls learn all the basic steps in sewing, and how to plan and pre- pare good , nutritious meals. Library — the Center of Learning The library is truly the learning center of Hewitt. It is here that students may draw food for thought irom the writings of our great scholars. MRS. BARBARA McLENDON Penison University, A.B. Sponsors: Library Club MRS. EMMA CAROL PATRICK Library Aide MRS. LOUISE GARRETT Library Aide 25 Arts Stimulate the Freedom Hewitt ' s arts department this year includes Band , Art, Choral, and Mechani- cal Drawing. These areas are vital to our school, and they not only provide a wide area of skillful learn- ing, but also add enjoy- ment to the student ' s school day. Each of these areas in- clude very hard work. Their reward for this work is the satisfaction achieved through their freedom of expression and creation. of Expression MISS EMILY CANTRELL Samford University, B.M. Choral MR. JOE SUMMERS University of Alabama, B.S. Band M.A. MRS, KATHRYN ROBINSON Samford University, B.A. Art MR. JOHN McGUIRE Livingston State College, B.S, Mechanical Drawing Sponsors: Key Club 26 Science, Filled With the Excitement of Discovery The rapidly expanding field of science is filled with the excitement of discovery. To keep up with this rapidly expanding field of science, students need to take courses offered by Hewitt ' s science department. These courses are general science, biology, advanced biology, chemistry, and advanced chemistry. Hewitt has one of the best science programs because of its well-trained teachers and modern equipment. MR. FRED P. WHITTAKER, JR. Birmingham Southern, B.A. Peabody College, M.A. Biology, Advanced Biology Sponsors: Bank Board MRS. MAURICE ALLEN Miles College, B.A. Chemistry, Science MR. ROBERT M. HAYNES Auburn University , B.S., M. Science, Biology 27 A study of the fundamentals of good writing, intelligent listening, effective speaking, and skillful reading are essential for communi- cation in today ' s society. Students learn these basic essentials in the English classes offered by Hewitt. College English is designed for students who plan to enter college. More emphasis is placed upon writ- ing and research. Regular English classes go into all the usual phases of English, but not to the extent of college Eng- lish. Basic English is concerned with the basic fundamentals of English. English, Essentiai MRS. MILDRED LAMAR Birmingham-Southern, A. English Sponsors: Senior Class MRS. CHARLOTTE SUTTER Samford University, A.B. English MRS. WILMA ROBY Florence State, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Sponsors: Jr. National Honor Society MRS. EDNA H. GRUMAN Samford University, A.B. University of Monte vallo, M.A. Sponsors: Service Association, Drama Club MRS. NORMA BUSBY Auburn University, B.S. English Sponsors: Red Cross 28 In Everyday Life MRS. VIRGINIA M. EASTER Jacksonville State, B.S. English Sponsors: Thorn MISS LINDA PETTY University of Alabama, B.S, English Language, the Study of People and Their Cultures MRS. MARY B. DIDCOCT Samford University, A.B. University of Alabama, M.A. French MR. WESLEY A. WALKER University of Alabama, A. A. Birmingham-Southern, A.B., M.Ed. Spanish Sponsors: Junior Civitans Through the study of foreign language, other lands are brought closer to us. This causes students to be more aware of the different cultures making up the world. Hewitt ' s language depart- ment offers a two-year course in both French and Spanish, which can be interesting, as well as fun. A modern language labora- tory is available to the French and Spanish students. In the laboratory, students are able to speak into the tape record- ers, play it back to them- selves. This helps the students a great deal in developing the proper accent. 29 Office Occupation, preparation for the business world The ever-expanding business world has come to Hewitt through courses in office occupations. This is a highly competitive field. Students graduating from office occupation are qualified to obtain positions in this competitive field. Hewitt offers a wide range of business courses. These courses include typing, shorthand, business law, business math, and bookkeep- ing. MR, HORACE PANNELL Livingston State College, B.S. Office Occupation Sponsors: FBLA MISS THELMA HEARD Bethany Nazarene College, B. S. Office Occupation Sponsors: FBLA MISS BARBARA FLOYD Livingston State, B. S. Office Occupation Sponsors: Senior Honor Society MRS. SALLY FULTON Samford University, B.S. Business Law, Typing Sponsors: Y- Teens MR. CHARLES E. HOUSTON Jacksonville State, B. S. University of Alabama, M. A. I.C.T. 30 Mathematics the Science of Measurements Students need to take mathematic courses to improve their reasoning f)0wer, and prepare themselves for situations which require an adequate knowledge of mathematics. At Hewitt a wide range of courses is offered for stu- dents interested in this field. These courses include general math, geometry, trigonometry. Algebra I, Algebra II, and Algebra III, MRS. VELMA SCRUGGS Alabama College, B.A. Algebra Sponsors: Red Cross «Ji I . mL MISS RUTH EVELYN PEER Alabama College, A.B. University of Alabama, M.A, New Orleans Baptist College, M.R.E. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Sponsors: Student Council MRS. BETTY THOMAS Birmingham-Southern, B.A. Algebra , Geometry Sponsors: Math Honor Club 31 Social Studies Prepares Us for the Future. Social Studies deals with human life. Through the courses of Ala- bama History, American History, World History, World Geography, Government, and Communism , we see how man has bettered him- self by evaluating his past experi- ences. By learning about the past, we are also preparing ourselves for the future. As a result of these courses, we are qualified to take on the responsibility of a citizen , and to participate in a democratic government. MR, WALTER STEPHENS Birmingham-Southern College, A.B,, M,A. Government MRS, MARY -HELEN VICK Samford University, B.A. University of Montevallo , M.A. University of Alabama, A. A. World History, American History Sponsors: Senior Play, Miss Hewitt Contest MRS, BRENDA MILLER Jacksonville State, B.S. Government, American History Sponsors: Memento Staff MR. CLIFFORD PARKER Miles College , A,B, Alabama State College, B.S. Alabama History MRS, GRACE MOORE Stillmon College, B.A. World Geography Alabama History 32 Faculty Laugh-in There ' s something about an Aqua-Velva man! ... and the students in Mrs, Roby ' s room were hanging on her every word. Boy! It ' s a long way to the bottom ! It ' s a boy! The lounge is now open . 33 In Memoriam MR. CHARLES RICE No mail can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadows of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind .. . And even as each one of you stands alone In God ' s knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth. - The Pro pfipt 34 SENIORS Cynthia McKinney: Editor Mm ' Billy Leads the KAREN KAY ABERNATHY CONSTANCE JEANETTE ALDRIDGE MARK ALLISON CARL LEWIS ANKER Billy Morrison - President Terry Case - Vice-President Jenna Polk - Treasurer Reida Todd - Secretary Jlass of ' 71 SUSAN YVONNE BAGWELL MARY ELLEN BARBER ROBERT CLEO BEASLEY . JR. CATHERINE OLIVIA BIDDY BARBARA A. BIRCHFIELD KENNETH WESLEY BLACK GLADYS ANN BLOCKER LINDA SUSAN BONNER SIDNEY CARL BOSWORTH 7 Seniors Make Friends JANICE DARLENE BOUCK ROSE MARY BRACKIN NANCY BRADFORD I ' ll give you my number as soon as I find my pencil. RICHARD BRADLEY • BEVERLY GALE BRADSHAW DELORES BRAND REBECCA FRANCES BRASHER rom Acquaintances r aei NICK HOWELL BRITT TERESA BROOKS DON BRYANT SARA KATHYRN BURGESS HERBERT BROWN MICKEY CAHOON JOHN TERRELL CASE JANICE CAROL CHAMPION DAVID CHRISTY 39 Seniors Show Their Colors oi RHONDA COLEMAN NORMA SUE COLLINS SHERRY COOK T MICHAEL COONEY WILLLAM CHARLES CREEL EDDIE MAE CROSS «r 40 KENNETH CROWDER CYNTHIA LYN CUSHEN MARY DANIELS College Board Test CHARLES DAVIS JAMES MILLER DAVIS JOEL D. DAVIS CONNIE SUE DEASON RICHARD ALLEN DEATON RICKY DICKINSON LOUIS DONELSON Where ' s the mat? 41 A Senior Is on the Go! WILLIAM THOMAS DOWDLE, III NANCY LOUISE DRINKARD BILL ALLEN EADY SAMUEL RAY ECHOLS DANA ALAN EDGE BEVERLY FRANCES ELEY « MICHAEL FRANKLIN PATSY SHARON FRAZIER MARK FREDERICK Seniors ' 71 Have School Spirit! DEBBIE FREEMAN DAVID MAURICE GALLASPY GLORIA FLORENCE GARRISON SANDRA KAY GIBSON MARSHA JANE GILMAN MELISSA ANNE GLAZNER r : ' ' WESLEY GOOCH SHIRLEY BELINDA GRIFHTH DAVID GRISSOM 3 Seniors Were Well Represented JANET PALMER HACKNEY BUTCH HALL DAVID HALLMARK PATRICIA MARIE HANSON RICKY HARLOW TERESA YVETTE HARLOW PAULA HARNDEN BONNIE ALENE HARRELL JAMES WAYNE HARRIS in the Miss Hewitt Contest Ready, Aim, Squirt JOSEPH LEON HARRIS, JR. DAVID HARTLINE GILL HEAD LINDA JOAN HELMS RANDALL DALE HENDERSON DONNA DENSMORE HENDRICKS BOBBIE CHERYL HENDRK Seniors Work Hard HORACE DANIEL HICKS CLARK EDWARD HINDS JULIA CATHERINE HINES ' ilU . DEBORAH LYNN HINTSON RICHARD LANE HOLCOMBE SANDRA FA YE HOLMES 46 JESSE D. HOOKS KATHY LYNN HOOKS WILLIAM RICHARD JAMES in Producing the Senior Play. i@ STEVE JOHNSON ANTHONY WARREN JONES CONRAD GUY LOWE JONES HERMAN RENNIE JONES JAMES H. KEYEES MARY KARLENE KIMMONS DAVID WAYNE KING KENNETH WAYNE LAMBERT GEORGE RUSSELL LANCASTER 47 MICHAEL TODD LANDMON Seniors Work for TERRY LEE LAN DRUM BRENDA GAIL LANE PATZI ANN LANE 48 SHERRY LANG DEBORAH IRENE LANNING BILLY FRANK LATHAM the Best Prom Ever! MICHAEL OWEN LAWLESS STEVE W. LAWRENCE DENNIS EARL LOGGINS DAVID LONG LINDA LOVE DEBORAH MICHELE LOWERY LAURA RUTH McCANTS WILLIAM PATRICK McKAY KEN McKEE 49 CYNTHIA MAE McKINNEY SHARRON ELLAINE McQUEEN Seniors Find a New Beginning STANLEY DAVID McMUNN BARBARA SUE MA DINGER STEPHEN P, McMUNN CAROL FAITH MANLEY 50 MARY JANE MARBURY KAREN MAY JOHNNY WAYNE MELVIN in a Sad Ending, JAMES MATTHEW MILLER CAROLYNE MOBLEY SUSAN MISSILDINE RALPH QUINTON MlTcntLL, jR. 4kL: m MARIANNE SMITH MORGAN WILLL M TALMADGE MORRISON MITCHELL LEE MUNDY CINDY NEWSOME REBA VISE NORMAN 5 ' June 1 Brings Mixed Emotions. DOUGLAS ALLEN ORAZINE LINDA ROSE PARKER ELIZABETH ANN PANNELL PAMELA J. PARKER TOMMY PANNELL PAMELA LYNN PERRY 52 JOHN PHILLIPS JENNA LYNN POLK From Here We Go Alone. PHILLIP POND CYNTHIA ANNE PRIGMORE RHONDA KAY RANDLE GARY CLARK REAVES CINDERELLA REEDER KATHERYN ANN ROBINSON PEGGY RODGERS DLANNA RUSSELL NANCY MARIE RUSSO 53 Senior Car Wins Second DEBRA SANDERS CYNTHIA JANE SAXON CHARLOTTE ANNE SIMMONS ' ■III II V JOHN D. SIMS EDDIE SMITH MARK OWEN SMITH 4 54 RICKIE LANE SMITH RONNIE L. SMITH DEBORAH E. SMOTHERS Place in the Homecoming Parade GLENN CLYDE SOUTH FRANK SPITZER STEVE SPITZER DEBORAH CATHERINE JUDITH STACKHOUSE MARCIA GALE STEVENS MELVIN STRICKLAND DEBRA DENISE SULLIVAN CATHY EMMALINE SUMMERVILLE CHRISTOPHER LAINE SUMMERVILLE 55 Seniors Work NANCI SWATZELL NERESSA DIANE TARRANCE RANDY TAYLOR GARY DON THRASHER CINDY DAY THOMAS REIDA JEAN TODD 56 GARY TUCKER SUSAN TYLER BOBBY WALDROP Hard for Homecoming DONNA WARE DEBORAH MALENDA WARREN ROSE MARY WARREN JEANNIE WEEMS TIMMY WEST MICHAEL WHITE BILLY E. WILLLAMS Seniors make a Devil-Roller-Over in order to DEVASTATE THE DEVILS! 57 We Came, We Studied, We Conquered! EMMA WILLIAMS LORRETTA WILLIAMS MALCOLM WILLIAMS BRENDA DENISE WILLIAMSON LINDA BEATRICE WILSON BRENDA WORTHAM 58 Senior Class Sponsor, MRS. LAMAR JUNIORS Lois Lancaster: Editor Donna Alderson Mike Allison Cindy Anderson Bob Armstrong Sammy Beard Jeff Beason Mark Berry Larry Bell Donna Blau Lynne Boatwright I Juniors Strive to Make A fish just nibbled on my toes! i vs-o Phil Boone Susan Brackin Janice Branham Ralph Brasher Angelia Braxton Mary Brooks Edwin Brown Pate Brown Brian Buckner Tommy Burttram Their Class Best! Vickie Busier Robin Chandler Jackie Clayton Paula Cline Linda dinner Agnes Cook Bobby Cordes Alan Corley Tommy Crawford Billie Jo Crette is it 1, 2. Cha. Cha. Cha or 1, 2, Choc, Choo, Choo? Miriam Elliott Sherry Estep 61 Taking Time to Look, Bill Fagan Lisa Fields Tim Frederick Phillip Freeman Kelvin Folse Laura Fulton Barri Gabert Elaine Gamel Curtis Garner Larry Garrison Charles Green Linda Griffith Bobby Grogan Robert Gulley Kenneth Hallmark Franky Hamilton Beckie Harkness Katrina Hathaway Carl Hathcock Patricia Headley 62 Listen and Comprehend Nona Heavington Paul Hembree Gary Hendrix Jerry Hogan Rhonda Holcombe Terry Holmes Andrea Holt Mike Honeycutt Sherry Howington Mike Humphries Bob Johnston Andrea Jones Esther Jones Jack Jones Chris Kennedy 63 With Hopes and Dreams; 1 Donna Kennedy Touch Me One More Time and I ' ll Scream! ' Nancy Knighton Lois Lancaster Paula Lane Lisa Lang Kathy Langston Lynda Latham Pat Lawson Jane Leslie David Long Margaret Loveless Kerry Lovvorn Liz McCants Martha McClain Susan McCranie 64 ears and Longings Katie McDaniel Mona McNefl Kathy Mabe Nina Marrs Karen Martin Sue Manhews Bruce Mikell Gary Miller Karen Mitchell Deb Mobley Janie Mobley Dan Moran David Morrison Russell Morrison Debra Mullins Thorn Murphy Joe Needham Sharon Newton Vicki Nichols Johnny Nichols Janice Nicholson All right, who took my tights! ' 65 Learning to Interpret John Schloffman Debra Self Donna Shotts Ike Shoults Faye Payne Paula Payne Phyllis Payne Drake Pelham Darrell Pepper Lynn Phillips Angela Pirtle Brenda Popwell Doug Price Lanier Price Darlene Pritchard Joe Ronchetti 1 don ' t care, 1 still don ' t believe in him. 66 Thoughts, Feelings, and Moods How can we get out of this place? Hal Smothers Eugene Strickland Judy Stripling Mark Siunmerville Bobby Sykes Becky Taylor Bessie Taylor Deborah Taylor Debra Taylor Mark Todd Susan Todd Carolyn Trucks Gary Silvey David Simmons ( w i I Jackie Sinor 1 r % Harriet Sloan T 1 p flh Bryant Smith Cindy Smith 67 An Unforgettable Experience Penny Turner Pat Turner Cindy Vann Trena Vining Sherry Wade Bill Wright Denise Wylie James Yarbrough Jimmie Yates Elaine York n SOPHOMORES Judy Thomas: Editor Sophomores, Working Hard Mary Beard Frieda Bearden Robert Bevill Benny Blankenship Norman Biddy Ricky Bouck Terry Bowlin Delane Boyle Bill Abernathy Rusty Adams Randy Allen Sandra Armstrong Steve Armstrong This new dress code just kills me! Fran Breeden David Brown Cathy Burke Dan Bruner Stephany Brown 70 — Gaining Rewards Dale Bush Debbie Campbell Linda Cantillion Jerry Cataldo Mamie Chatman 1 1 1 A 1 i .9 -Sim r 1 1 ■rr H H H H L fr  Y- -=— 1 n t Is it ASDF or QWER? Becky Crowder Donna Davis Lewis Dodd Roger Dodd Donna Doss Leroy Cook Terry Cook Kelly Cooper Vicki Cooper Lee Cordes Morris Cousins £.. , J a Sherry Crocker Arlene Cross ... - Expressing Hopes Debbie Gilham Ed Gilham Bret Gossage Donald Graben Charles Gray Michael Green Margie Grissom Darrell Harper Deborah Harris Tommy Harrison Connie Drake Donna Doster Diane Eley Larry Estep . 1 Martha Flynn Pasty Ford Jenny Frazier Eddie Frost Alan Gardner Timmy Garrison Why won ' t somebody listen to me? 73 Living Realities But I didn ' t mean to! Pam Jones Charlotte Keith Danny Kincaid Jerry King Brenda Knight Bobby Hornsby Richard Howard Cynthia Howington Karen Hudson Susan Landrum Sandra Lanning ■71 Ross Lawrence Vtk «;? Eugene Lawson 1 ' Peggy Lay field J ' -- 73 Discovering Love Kelly McClendon Janis McClendon Belinda McCartly Mike McGlotlin Georgie Lee Linda Lee Lisa Lett Pam Liler Lisa Long Mildred Lovell Gina Lowery Ronny Loyld Stephan Lucus Buddy Lucy Danny McLain Nancy McPherson Robert Maddox David Madinger Rickey Martin Dennis Massey Latest dance step? 74 Stronger Than Hate Who, me?? Rick Morgan Gregg Morris Roger Nappier Kenneth Knoves Daniel Neal Mark Needham Donna Nix Robert Offut Richard O ' Neal Liz Page Daniel Mobley Jeanette Moore Pam Moore Doug Morgan Larry Meadows Ramona Melton Jeff Milahm Dan Miller John Mitchell mmm 75 Jimmy ftitchard David Reed Rachel Riddle George Roberts June Robinson WT ' 1 A A Great Group William Parker Jerry Peckavage Philip Pohlman Donna Pond Susan Prigmore Sophomores work hard to Devastate the Devils CT Cheryl Scott Danny Shadix Eddie Sharp Terrye Shiflet Debra Sims Juanita Rogers Bobby Roper Jo Anne Russo Denise Sanders Martha Schnetzler 76 of Spirited People Steve Slaughter Randy Smith Donna Snider Lynne Stacy Kathy Strandridge Crf9 Sherie Summerville Diane Taylor Patty Taylor Judy Thomas Ricky Thomas And then he had the nerve to Danny Thrasher Cathy Todd AUetia Valentine David Vann Sheri Vann Martha Waid Denise Walker Albert Warren Becky Watwood Doris Webb 77 Sophomores Agree — Huskies Great! Anita Weems Debbie Weldon James Weldon Debbie White Randy Wilborn Cynthia Williams Terry Williams Donna Wilson Terri Winsted Vicki Works Billy Wright Marianne Yackey Cynthia Vincent Dianne Rice Dennis Norris Sophomore Homecoming Exhibit 78 FRESHMEN Carolyne Mobley: Editor A Group of Spirited Angela Cale Keith Cabness Mike Casey Mike Case Patti Caver Billy Aldrich Wayne Anton Diane Archer Phyllis Averett Debra Beam Don Blocker Ann Boatwright Ray Bonner Karen Boyle Dotty Bradberry Janice Bradberry Joyce Bradbury Anita Brannon Randy Brown Brenda Buck Regina Buckner Alan Burgess Dale Burgess Ginger Chambliss Bubba Chandler Charles Clayton Donna Clevenger Matlie Cook 80 I didn ' t mean to hurt her feelings, but Freshman Students! Walter Cook Bill Cooper Sharon Cooper Susan Cosby Karen Cooper EH-EH-EH. they got me! James Criswell Ann Cross Levi Crumpton Danni Davis Gary Davis Gill Davis Mark Davis Nancy Dickinson Bruce Doss Carla Dunway Michele Duncan Nelda Dunlap Steve Dunston Barbara Ellis Elton Ensley Debbie Ethridge Lynn Evans Susan Evans Vanessa Farley Shelly Ferguson George Fields Billy Freeman Barry Fulmer Buddy Gamble Anthony Garret Sherry Garret Randy Garrison 61 Green But Cathy Gillam David Ginn Steve Glass Becky Golf Sandra Gossage Carl Grimmett Randy Grissom Nathaniel Hale Artie Hall Rodney Hanes Florence Harris Gary Harrison Mike Hawkins Mike Heath Jeannie Helms Barbara Helton George Henshaw Sharon Hewlett Ricky Hicks Ricky Hilburn Dennis Hill Dottie Hill Tommy Hines Dana Hodges Teresa HoUaway Pam Homan Marie Honeycutt David Horsely Carol Huggins Connie Ingleus Mike Isbell Charlotte Ivey Freddy Jackson Paula Jackson Gee, If I were only a senior. 82 Still Growing! Evelyn Jetl Tred Jett Billy Johnson David Johnson Debra Johnston Randy Johnston Diane Keith Now if we ' re real careful, we can slip right past that cop . Kelly Keith Sherry Kennedy Linda Kilough Sheila Kilough Barbra King Jerry King Tommy Lambert Candy Lang Robin Langston Joe Langston Judy Lawson Louise Lawson Debborah Lepper Bruce Liddell Sherry Lind Tommy Little Danny Long Ninan Long Debbie Louis Rowena Lucas Lee McAvoy Floyd McClain Terri McClung Jeanette McCoy Mike McDaniel Doyle McDuffy Bobby McFrancis Pi 83 Fond Memories Lawrence McKelvey Thomas Mann Stan Mangham Janice Martin Stenson Martin Don Mason Pam Mayhew Denny Midget Don Miller Gloria Miller Mary Miller Alan Mitchell Patsy Mordecai Jeff Morgan Jeff Morrison Julia Mundy Mavis Murry l.vnn Nabors Jeff Naves Ricky Neal Bruce Nelson David Nichols Celeste Palmer Lynne Pass Billy Paul Patti Phillips Shelia Pitts Bobby Popwell Margaret Powell Denise Presley Elaine Price Steve Price But, Mr. Robison, it is only 8 inches ., 84 of Early Years Jody Queen Randy Quick B uddy Ray - ' - Irene Raye Alan Raymond Oh, that joke wasn ' t a bit funny Donny Riggins Bill Rittenhouse Susan Robinson Belinda Roulain Charles Schultz Carolyn Self Dede Self Essie Shinn Debbie Shotts Jack Sittre Steve Skelton Joe Smith Mike Smith Linda Smith Sandra Smith Tommy Smith Glenda Smothers Anita Snow Scott Stacy David Stafford Jack Stancil Kerry Standridge Connie Roulain Mary Rowell Sheila Samples Pam Sanders Tina Sanders 85 Making New Friends Eddie Stephens Keith Stephens Debra Stewart Becky Stone Robert Stone Marilyn Strickland Jerri Taylor Maltie Taylor Terry Taylor Steve Tillman Johnny Tipler Jeff Todd Suzanne Tortorigi Johnny Turner Patti Valentine Hank Waid John Walker Pete Walker Mitzie Walters Jane Ward Lisa Ware John Watson Pat Wentzel Freshman Lawn Exhibit 86 Stanley Wilburn Randy Williams Roy Williams Vic Williams Julia Womack Doris Wood Sheila Wyatt Kenny Yarbrough Rodney Yates  uamiTaLMnifiwmm FEA TURKS Dianna Russell: Editor Highlights of the FIRST ROW: Karen Mitchell, Teresa Harlow, Cathie Hines, Belinda Roulain, Shelia Samples, Dede Self. SECOND ROW: Donna Doster, Deb Warren, Cindy Newsome, Pam Perry, Kay Robinson, Sandra Holmes, Janet Hackney. THIRD ROW: Donna Shotts, Cindy Vann, Debra Taylor, Sharon Newton, Susan Robinson, Pat Went- zel, Beth Pannell. 88 Miss Hewitt Pageant 70-71 89 Miss Hewitt-Trussville 1970- 71 90 Miss Janet Hackney, a senior, is Hewitt ' s beauty queen for 1970. She was also our representative in the Dental Clinic Game for Miss Jefferson County, Janet is a Hewitt-Trussville Highstepper, Key Club Sweetheart, and Miss Sesquicentennial. Janet plans to attend the University of Alabama where she will major in Political Science and minor in art. ' Miss Hewitt ' Janet Hackney Teresa Harlow Alternate ' ' Miss Hewitt Kay Robinson Deb Warren Cathie Hines Belinda Roulain Deborah Taylor Cindy Vann Dede Self Karen Mitchell Homecoming Queen Dianna Russell Homecoming Princesses Alt. Homecoming Queen Loretta Williams Junior Deborah Taylor 98 Sophomore Diane Taylor Freshman Dede Self Senior Who ' s Who Most Likely to Succeed June Morgan Rickey Holcombe Cutest Reida Todd Charlie Davis Best All Around Pam Perry George Lancaster 99 Who ' s Who Most Courteous Mike Landmen Kay Robinson Friendliest Malcolm Williams Dianna Russell Best Dressed Cathie Hines Guy Jones 100 In the Senior Class Wittiest Loretta Williams David Hallmark Most Sophisticated ■0 Most Athletic Gary Reaves Cathy Summerville Teresa Harlow Kenneth Crowder 101 Junior Best Dressed Mitzie Harrison Gary Silvey Best All Around Debra Taylor Frankie Hamilton psoEM ammm. J ' ' , 1 .■ ■• ' : •-■•• in .- ' ' ' ■■ ■ 1 ' . ' ■• ' ■•;fc ' , ' .-;. .- id 4ft a HhittL.: ' c- lfiM I K ■ ' ' fc - . OctoL m l. :■■■ . 6 . Ill Mo5 Popular Buddy King Deborah Taylor 102 Who ' s Who Most Athletic Mike Humphries Nancy Knighton 103 Sophomore Who ' s Who Best All Around Marianne Yackee Randy Smith Silliest Sophomores Bill Abernathy Sheri Vann Most Popular Peggy Layfield Tim Ganison 104 Popular Freshmen Most Popular Belinda Roulain Billy Paul Greenest Freshman Susan Robinson Bruce Liddel Best All Around Bubba Chandler Jeannie Helms 105 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 exceptional talent and interest in a special subject. History Mary Barber English Richard Bradley 106 Science Sidney Bosworth Superlatives An Sharon Frazier Business Education Cindy Saxon Language Buddy Lucy Girl ' s Physical Education Cathy Summerville 107 Senior Favorites Bill Dowdle Cathie Hines Deborah Taylor Junior Favorites Bill Wright 109 Favorites Soph omore Diane Taylor Randy Smith Freshman Jeanni Helms Billy Paul 110 . 4 - ' A THLETICS Ricky James: Editor SCHEDULE September 4 September 11 September 18 September 25 October 2 October 9 October 16 October 23 October 30 November 6 Leeds ♦Tarrant Gardendale Pinson Valley •Erwin Mortimer Jordan Shades Valley ♦Minor McAdory ♦Warrior ♦Home games COACH DeVENNY COACH EUBANKS COACH COMBS COACH McGUlRE COACH HARBUCK COACH SHEETS 112 FIRST ROW: J, Miller, D. Reed. T. Case, M. Humphries, M. Frederick, E. Sharp, M. Cousins, B. King. SECOND ROW: C. Buckner, F. Williams, M. Dunaway, D. Pepper, F. Hamilton, D. Kincaid, R. Smith, G. Lancaster, R. Beasley. THIRD ROW: P. Hembree, R. Morgan, J. Hooks, C. Anker, J. Keyees, D. Morrison, M. Undmon, R. Thomas, S. Bosworth. FOURTH ROW: B. Mikell, T. Smith, B. Williams, R. Smith, B. Hall, J. King, L. Phillips, J. Yates, G. Reaves. Huskies Suffer Disappointments The Huskies suffered a very disappoint- ing season - disappointing to the players, coaches, and students. They had two wins this year - one against the Pinson Valley Yearlings, and the other a glorious home- coming victory against Mortimer Jordan. However, a couple of really bright spots in the season were Jesse Hooks and his incredi- ble touchdown runs which led him to a place on the all-county team, and promis- ing David Morrison, who will be back next year to provide a lot of power and drive fo the team. But the Huskies should not be too dis- appointed because the entire student body is very proud of them for the grand effort. TIMMY WEST JOHN STUEDEMAN MIKE HAWKINGS MARK NEEDHAM JEFF MORRISON m . .j au ' S FIRST ROW: Harlan Taylor, Dana Bryant, Mike Case, James Criswell, Randy Williams, Vic Williams, Bobby Lepper, Don Miller. SECOND ROW: Billy Ray Lovvorn, Billy Freeman. Lee McAvoy, Bill Stuedeman, Elmer Bryant, Kenny Yarbrough, Stinson Martin, Jeff Morgan, Tommy Criswell. 113 Hooks Makes All-County! The Huskies kicked off this season with a kick to Leeds ' Green Wave. Early in the first quarter, Jim Miller received the unfortunate injury which kept him off the field for the rest of the season. Leeds grabbed the first points of the game about halfway through the first quarter with a touchdown and extra point kick. The score remained the same - LEEDS 7, HEWITT - until the end of the quarter. Early in the second quarter, Leeds made an unsuccessful field goal attempt. They followed this up a few plays later with an- other touchdown, but it was called back due to a penalty against Leeds for illegal procedure. The ball changed hands several times until Leeds again got possession just before the end of the half and kicked a forty-one yard field goal. The half ended with the scoreboard reading - LEEDS 10, HEWITT 0. About halfway through the third quarter, Leeds scored on a pass and followed it up with a good extra point kick. Hewitt did not score until the fourth quarter when Ronnie Smith charged across the line. Mike Humphries was so eager to get the extra point, he kicked his shoe off making it good. The game ended with the score - LEEDS 17, HEWITT 7. 114 For the second game of the season, Tarrant came to the Hewitt football field. Tarrant drew first blood early in the first quarter with a touchdown and two point conversion, and the Huskies were weak from loss of blood for the rest of the game. A few plays later Tanant made their second touchdown and followed it up with a good extra point kick. Little did the Huskies know that they were not to score in this game. About halfway through the second quarter, Tanant got a third touchdown off a pass and picked up the extra point. Near the end of the half, Tarrant intercepted a pass and took it all the way for a touchdown. Once again the extra point kick was good. Only one touchdown was made in the second half by Tarrant and the kick was again good. As the lights went out around the field, the scoreboard read - TARRANT 36, HEWITT 0. This was Pinson Valley ' s first season, so the Huskies decided to give them a lesson in how to play football. Early in the fint quaner, Jesse Hooks got his hands on the ball and took it sixty-eight yards for a touchdown. The PAT attempt was successful. Near the end of the first quarter, Mike Humphries picked up the second touchdown for Hewitt, and the kick was good. Nearly halfway through the second quarter, Jesse Hooks scored his second touchdown of the game and once again the kick was good. Close to the end of the second quarter, Frankie Ham- ilton plunged over from the two yard line for another touchdown. This time the kick was off the mark. When the halftime show began, it was highlighted by a score which read - HEWITT 27, PINSON 0. There was lots of action but no scoring until near the end of the third quarter when Carl Anker ran the ball for a touchdown. However, it was called back on a penalty. IIS On the fiist play of the fourth quarter, Hewitt recovered a Pinson fumble and turned it into a touchdown. The kick was no good. There was no more scoring in this game and when everyone went home the scoreboard read - HEWITT 33, PINSON 0. The Huskies met the Rockets on their own launching pad. To start the game off right, Jesse Hooks made an un- believable eighty-one yard run for a touchdown. However, the extra point kick failed. About halfway through the quar- ter, Gardendale picked up their first touchdown and got the extra point. On the fourth play in the second quarter, Jesse Hooks took the ball 29 yards for another touchdown. The ball remained in play during the remainder of the quarter, but when the halftime horn sounded, the score was - HEWITT 12, GARDENDALE 7. When the second half started, the Rockets got started on a scoring streak that just wouldn ' t quit. About halfway through the third quarter, Gardendale grabbed a touchdown and followed it up with an extra point. Just before the end of the quarter, the Rockets picked up another touchdown on a seventy yard run and once more the kick was good . M r. E ■ ■ ' - ' - ii i l B ' T 0i M i H V k H 116 Around the middle of the founh quarter, Gardendale picked up another touchdown, but missed the kick. A few plays later, Butch Hall took a pass from Carl Anker 47 yards for a touchdown. The kick was no good. After several plays Gardendale made their final touchdown of the game and the kick was good. However, the Huskies managed to squeeze in one more touchdown before the end of the game. To top off a passing drive by Carl Anker and Butch Hall, Butch took the founh pass 25 yards for the touchdown. The kick failed. The scoreboard read - GARDENDALE 34, HEWITT 24. When the Huskies met Minor, they were the top team in the state and had only had three touch- downs scored against them. Hewitt ran the total up to four. Near the end of the first quarter, Jesse Hooks made another one of those fantastic touchdowns which helped to pave his way to the all-county team. His heroic effort produced the only touchdown of the game, but it really did cause Minor a lot of pain. Though the Huskies fought back fiercely, they could not score again and the game ended with the score - MINOR 32, HEWITT 7. iir CARL ANKER ROBERT BE AS LEY SIDNEY BOS WORTH CHRIS BUCKNER TERRY CASE MORRIS COUSINS 118 MIKE DUNAWAY MARK FREDERICK BUTCH HALL 11 . • . f ' , .«A. FRANKIE HAMILTON PAUL HEMBREE JESSE HOOKS iMIKE HUMPHRIES JIMMY KEYEES t-k ' -AJb J DANNY KINCAID BUDDY KING JERRY KING GEDRGE LANCASTER 119 ■ . aa|||i||L KcV. 0 M ■ r. ' N:; H 1 1 BH MIKE LANDMON BRUCE MIKELL JIM MILLER ..i!w. %. ' ia RICK MORGAN DAVID MORRISON DARREL PEPPER 20 LYNN PHILLIPS GARY REAVES DAVID REED EDDIE SHARP RICKY SMITH RONNIE SMITH .. ' r  i ' TED SMITH RICm lliDMAb BILLY VILLIAMS FRAN WILLLAMS JIMMY YATES Basketball: the Builder, Uavid Morrison, Bobby Smith, Pat McKay, Chris Kennedy, Frank Spitzer, Phillip Pond, Billy Morrison, Terry Landrum, Bobby Cordes, Rickey Davis, Coach Jimmy DeVenny The H- T basketball season started off with a boom. The Huskie team went to the Dora Invitational and came back with a second place trophy. The H- T basketball record is one that has always been great. After much work from the players and steady coaching by Coach Jimmy DeVenny , the Huskies were ready for one of the hardest seasons yet. The first game with Springville, was played at Hewitt ' s gym. The tradi- tion carriers breezed through this one with the final score of 60-42 and started off the season great. Next was Hewitt ' s most colossal rival, E. B. Erwin. This game was the crowd drawer and crowd pleaser of the season. The Huskies led through the whole game, except in the fourth quarter. Then Erwin 122 MANAGERS: John Stuedeman Timmy West Thom Murphy Of Mind and Body Eagles got a lead on us. After much sweat BH H HI HHHI ■ H was shed, the Huskies pulled ahead and Bf V SI H H won it with a final score of 55-50. «P I H The next few games the Hewitt Huskies H ' H H played were not the best ever. To start 1 - : H H the fearsome four, Walker County won H i ' i l H with a ten point lead, 55-45, Next there B 1 H l H was Shades Valley, with their height and H 1 H agility. Their team walked over the Husk- K I B -. 1 H ies with an 86-56 win. The nevr rwr. P ' - j H Comer and Mortimer Jordan, were games H that only the players knew why they lost. H l Widi the win at Tarrant, the Huskies ' ?a H spirit was revitalized and gave the fans HL 9 % - HL 1 replenished faith. The next three games I BHH r 1 ■ y! H were a loss to Hewitt: Leeds, 70-60; HH . 1 Bm I Warrior, 67-59; and Gardendale, 73-72: I Br t l HH H but sometimes the team is just off. r ML il ' ff 1 i l H B H H H pi B- •■■■vf -B I iP ' W B B DAVID MORRISON BOBBY CORDES RICKEY DAVIS PAT McKAY BILLY MORRISON TERRY LANDRUM BOBBY SMITH CHRIS KENNEDY PIflLLIP POND FRANK SPITZER noK Huskies Show During the week of the County Tournament, the Huskies practiced for the Etowah County game coming the next Saturday. H-T went to win but came back with a loss that hurt every- one. Next was the Huffman game. After the spirited team struggled fiercely, a victory for Huffman came with the final score of 83-57. J Determination mtk ■j S h C ■y Hp w B ■ A k- l I U- - ' ti! i 3 127 B- Team KNEELING: Buddy Lucy, Coach Sheets, Dan MUler. STANDING: Jeff Milam, Itoss Uwrence. Jeff Jones, Doug Morgan, Lee Cordes, Danny Kincaid, Bill Abemathy, Luther Bedell. 128 The 1971 Husky Pups, under the coaching direction of Coach Ralph Sheets, are staunchly putting up a fierce struggle in the middle of the season to overcome a handicap in the form of a record of one win and nine losses. The team has been led in their struggle by Buddy Lucy and David Reed this season. The hard work shown by Bill Abemathy and Doug Morgan has really paid off, because thus far in the season, they are the two top scorers. By being fast on their feet and having lightning fast reflexes, Danny Kincaid and Lee Cordes have managed to become the top rebounders. The team is really putting out a lot of effort toward improving, and they do indeed show a great deal of prom- ise for future years. 129 FRONT: Ted Smith, Robert Maddox, Steve Ginn, Bill Abernathy, Rickey Davis, Johnny Melvin. BACK: David Hartline, Carl Anker, Terry Landrum, Chris Kennedy, Billy Morrison, Bobby Smith, Richie Francis. Tense Close Games Put Hewitt Trussville baseball began to draw crowds last year, thanks to a great team, and this year ' s team was no disap- pointment. As crowds massed around the baseball field, tense and excited, the Husky sluggers moved up and up in the county standings. A tense, but victorious (2-0) game against Gardendale moved Hewitt Truss- ville into the county semi-finals. But, on their way to the top, the Huskies were shot down in their prime by Minor (3-1), ending the season with a record of 14-10. This year ' s team was certainly one to take pride in. Every player should be proud of the great job the team did and the new name that they are making for Hewitt Trussville in baseball. 130 I HT in Spotlight i4m )31 FRONT ROW: Ronnie Smith, Drake Pelham, Bill Wright. SECOND ROW: Frankie Hamilton, Lynn Phillips, Jesse Hooks, Bobby Cordes. Movin ' Out! Unfortunately, there has been little specta- tor interest in track at Hewitt Trussville. This is unfortunate for both the participants as well as the students at Hewitt, because if the students at Hewitt had gone to the track meets, and there were many of them to go to, they would have been proud to have seen their school so well- represented. They might have seen such things as Herbert Brown long- jumping his way to thestate track meet with a jump of over 19 feet. They might also have seen Jesse Hooks run away with second place in the 220 yard dash at the Jefferson County track meet at which Hewitt also placed fifth in over- all competition. 132 They might have gotten to meet boys on track teams from all over the state if they had come to the annual Hewitt Trussville Invitational track meet. If they had come to the Invitational meet they would also know that it is the largest track meet of its kind in the great- er part of the South. There is a lot more to track than just a bunch of muscle-bound guys running round and round a track all day. At Hewitt Trussville track meets, at least, track involves the pitting of one man ' s skills against those of another, with the names of their respective schools in the balance. This spirit is well portrayed by the Hew- itt track team and the student body should take great pride in the fact that they are so well represented. Varsity Cheerleaders DIANNA RUSSELL, Head BECKY BRASHER, Mascot KAREN MITCHELL, Co- Head This year our Hewitt- Truss ville High School cheerleaders rep- resented us well at Ole Miss. Led by Dianna Russell, they dis- played their spirit and ability by winning one third place, one second place, and two first place ribbons and the Spirit Stick one day. Also, our cheerleaders won third place in the final N.C.A. competition. To be able to go out for cheerleader, a girl must have an overall C average and have no record of misconduct. The cheerleaders are chosen the year before and are sponsored by Mrs, Pat Smith. STACEY MITCHELL a f? 134 Encourage Victory JOAN HELMS CINDY NEVVSOME Alternate CINDY PRIG MORE KtlDA TO DD LORETTA WILLIAMS ROBIN CHANDLER NINA MARRS DEB MOB LEY CATHY TODD 135 B-Team Cheerleaders ANN BO AT WRIGHT ■ H| - PH H wM L V BH Br T w -t ' 2 L Kl 1 P 1 - MU. ' . ' ' « ' ' v,.aB A ' fll l H H t ' . gH Btaj L i H f , H H I I I H ' - i l l MHH| HPe PHHHHj H ' sf H B ' ' • Sawfl wH ' l H Hj B ' H H Bft iii B ii H HHk. ■fl BP iC H it i H Hb i o l Lgg m r mi I EflHiH ■HI H I JEANNI HELMS, Co-Head NANCY Mcpherson BELINDA ROULAIN, Co- Head DEDE SELF ! Jl AN E TAYLOR, Head MARTHA WAID ANN WAX DROP 136 % ' : ORGANIZATIONS Joan Helms: Editor Memento Staff Strives for An annual staff - twenty-one high school students who give a great deal of their time, and talent to the task of producing a book. Not just any book; it must be filled with photographs and words which not only must serve as reminders of memories and accomplishments, but must also be pleasing to the eye and of interest to the reader. Being on the annual staff is a full time, year-round job. It is not easy, and it cannot be done hurriedly, but it does have its rewards. For example, the fun of seeing hundreds of photo- graphs, the thrill of getting annuals back, the pleasure of seeing someone else enjoying some- thing you have done. Being on the Memento Staff is an accom- plishment to be proud of and to cherish. Editor MARIANNE MORGAN 138 STAFF MEMBERS Greatest Book Ever Administration KATHY BURGESS CATHY BURKE Artist GARY MILLER rr? Feat iires DIANNA RUSSELL LYNDA LATHAM 139 Our Work Is Organizations MARTHA SCHNETZLER, JOAN HELMS, DONNA SHOTTS 140 Cla SS ' JUDY THOMAS CYNTHIA Mc KINNEY LOIS LANCASTER For Your Memories Advertising; and (Circulation CAROLYN MOBLEY MARSHA GiLMAN JAMIE MOBLET JUDY STRIPLING Sports JOHN SCHLOFFMAN. ALAN GARDNER. RICKY JAMES. DEBRA TAYLOR, THOM MURPHY 141 Student Council Senior Senators Sandra Holmes Reida Todd Kay Robinson Teny Landrum Phillip Pond The Student Council is the one group in the school representing the en- tire student body. The membership is worked out so that each class is repre- sented on an even basis, thus enabling all students to have a voice in the stu- dent affairs through their senators. It is not a governing body, but a co-ordi- nating body. This year we have tried to encour- age school and class spirit and Pride in Hewitt ' s name, through selling booster ribbons and basketball badges, through Homecoming activities, and through the sponsoring of Honor Class. 142 Junior Senators SEATED: Paula Payne, Deborah Taylor. STANDING: David Morrison, Chris Kennedy, Fran Williams. Leaders Of the School Sophomore Senators Pam Moore Pam Jones Rusty Adams Judy Thomas Diane Taylor Freshman Senators Dede Self Sheila Samples Billy Johnston Lynne Evans Connie Roulain 143 Senators Provide Link [Hnwnnn Executive Board Terry Case, Parliamentarian; Cathy Summerville, Chaplain; Deborah Warren, Social Chairman; Lois Lancaster, Treas- urer; Chris Buckner, President; Donna Doster. 2nd Vice-President; Miss Peer, Sponsor; John Stuedeman, 1st Vice- Presi- dent; Loretta Williams, Secretary. 144 Between Students and Faculty Interclub Council FIRST ROW: June Morgan, Marsha (jilman, Doug Orazine, Chris Summerville, Mike Landmon, Chris Buckner, Bryant Smith, Buddy Lucy. SECOND ROW: Ricky James, Miss Peer, Cathy Summerville, Kathy Mabe, Beth Pannell. Donna Doster, Mary Barber, Sandy Holmes, Stephen McMunn. 145 Senior National Honor Society The Senior National Honor Society is an organization for students showing su- perior ability in varied fields. The members of this organization strive to promote responsible leadership, loyal service to the school and commu- nity, outstanding citizenship, character beyond reproach, and excellent scholar- ship in the students of our school. Selection into this organization is as high an honor as can be bestowed upon a student attending Hewitt Trussville High School. Officers Sharron McQueen, Sec; Teresa Brooks, Vice-Pres.; Karen Abernathy, Treas.; Sandy Holmes, Pres. Members FROM TOP: Sandy Holmes, Karen Abernathy, Teresa Brooks, Sharron McQueen, Mary Barber, Dianna Russell, Laura McCants, June Morgan, Marsha Oilman, Cy Mc Kinney, Kenneth Lambert, Mitchell Mundy, Chris Summerville, Rickey Holcombe, Billy Morrison. )46 Superior in Ability i (: KAREN ABERNATHY •;i MARY BARBER 1 . i MARSHA OILMAN RICKEY HOLCOMBE SANDRA HOLMES LAURA McCANTS CY Mc KINNEY JUNE MORGAN BILLY MORRISON MITCHELL MUNDY i TERESA BROOKS r 1 KENNETH LAMBERT SHARRON McQueen DIANNA RUSSELL CINDY SAXON CHARLOTTE SIMMONS CHRIS SUMMERVILLE 147 Junior Honor Society Leaders ffr- —I I Members Martha Schnetzler, Nancy McFherson, Jeff Milam. Charlotte Keith, Janis McClendon, Larry Estep, Rusty Adams, Benny Blankenship, Donna Doster, Jeny Frazier, Bill Abernathy, Lee Cordes, Martha Flynn, Doug Morgan, June Robinson, Buddy Lucy, Alan Gardner. The National Junior Honor So- ciety is an organization based up- on scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service and is designed to recognize and honor those stu- dents who possess these exemplary qualities. Induction into this or- ganization is the highest honor that one can receive in the ninth and tenth grades at Hewitt- Trussville High School. Officers Rusty Adams, Treas.; Donna Doster, Sec; Mrs. Roby, Sponsor; Martha Schnetzler, Vice-Pres.; Buddy Lucy, Pres. 148 In Scholarship, Citizenship and Character n BILL ABERNATHY RUSSELL ADAMS HO WARD BLANKENSHIP LEE CORDES DONKA UOSTER LARRY ESTEP A MARTHA FLYNN JENNY FRAZIER 1 ALAN GARDNER rx ' BOBBY HORNSBY CHARLOTTE KEITH BUDDY LUCY (r i ' JANICE McCLEN DON NANCY Mcpherson JEFF MILAM DOUG MORGAN TERESA ROBINSON MARTHA SCHNETZLER 149 Math Honor Club Consists of icers Sharron McQueen, Sec; Laura McCants, Treas.; Mrs. Thomas, Sponsor; Mary Barber, Pres.; Pam Perry, Vice Pres. The Math Honor Club is a National Organi- zation set up to honor those students which are outstanding in math in high schools and junior colleges. For membership in local chapters the requirements are a student must be a member of the junior or senior class and must maintain a B average in Algebra II. One C average is permissible in trigonometry. This is a club that strives for excellence in mathematics. 152 Leading Math Scholars Old Members FIRST ROW: Laura McCants, Mary Barber, Billy Morrison, Sandy Holmes, Ricky Holcombe, Marsha Oilman, Pam Perry. SECOND ROW: Cindy Prigmore, Sharron McQueen, PCaren May, Mitchell Mundy, Bonnie Harrell, Steve Spitzer, June Morgan, Sidney Bosworth. Members FIRST RDVV: Alan Corley, Chris Sum mervi lie. Sue Hutchings, Tommy Crawford, SECOND ROW: Debra Self, Elaine Camel, Darlene Pritchard, Cy McKinney, Jane Johnson, Carol Crumpton, Robin Chandler, Donna Shotts, Lois Lan- caster. Nancy Knighton, Karen Abernathy, Virginia Edwards, Debra Dunn, Teresa Brooks. THIRD ROW: Bill Vv ight, Beth Hunt, Pat Turner, Judy Stripling, Karen Mitchell, Deb Mobley, Jeff Season, Doug Orazine, John Schloffman, David Simmons, John Stuedeman. John Sims. 151 Bank Board Encourages Saving The Hewitt Trussville Savings Bank is part of a program sponsored by BTNB and Junior Achievement. Through the Bank Board of Directors, who operate the Bank, much work is done to encourage each stu- dent to bank and to know the great advantage of saving and banking. The Bank ' s goal is to have every homeroom go lOO o in banking as many times as possible during the school year. Officers Chris Summerville, Pres. ; Cindy Cushen, Vice-Pres. June Morgan, Treas. Members June Morgan Chris Summerville Laura Mc Cants Kay Robinson Elaine York Cindy Cushen Trena Vining Debra Willingham Jackie Sinor Sue Collins Nancy Drinkard 1 52 Marching Huskie Band The Marching Huskie Band is one of the school ' s major assets. The band has repre- sented 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 Pen- sacola, Florida, Mardi Gras in Mobile, and various contests and festivals throughout the state. Band is offered at Hewitt- Trussville High School so that all students may have the opportunity to learn how to play an instru- ment and gain a better understanding and appreciation of music. Band Director MR. SUMMERS 153 First Place in Majorettes Beth Pannell, Linda Bonner, Debbie Lanning. Drum Major Jim Davis Color Guard Sharon Hewlet, Pam Buckner, Julie Mundy, Sheila Pitts, Regina Buckner. 154 Regional Competition Bass Section Kenny Black, Randy Garrison. Jim Davis, Eddie Frost, John Coleman. Drums Chuck Breeden Beverly Bradshaw David Gallaspy Jeny Hogan Lynne Nabors Laura Fulton Mitchell Mundy Mike Cherry Mike Morrison Bobby Doss 155 Band Adds Spirit to Saxophones Sheri Vann Andy Bailes Bobby Glenn Bob Armstrong Brian Buckner Jeff Martin Lamar Turner Beth Pannell Lower Brass Terry Ware Bobby Haynes Brad Clayton Bruce Nelson Ricky Martin Joe Ronchetti Phil Boone Rennie Jones Larry Estep Tommy Hinds Alan Gardner Flutes Karen Howington Andrea Reeves Kathy Gilham Lynn Stacy Jane Johnson Lisa Ware Mitchell Mundy Regina Buckner Pep Rallies and Games French Horns Fred Frost David Madinger Michelle Lowery Trumpets David Vernon, David Williams, Walter Coleman, Kent Grimmett, Sherrie Lind, Monty Price, Monte Haynes, Steve Price, Darrel Harper, Thomas Mann, Kent Kilpatrick, Larry Bailes, Robin Wells, Danny Shadix, George McCIendon, Jonathan Turner, Kelly Cooper, John Ray. 157 Hard Work Brings Results Clarinets Keith Tompkins, Janey Hutchings, Barbara Helton, Brenda Stone, Sue Hutchings, Sue Matthews, Tommy Uttle, Diane Keith, Bobby Sykes, Rusty Adams, Ed Gilham, Susan McCranie, Susan Sargent, Barbara King, Linda Bonner, Debbie Lanning, JuUe Mundy, Sheila Pitts, Sharon Hewlett, Pamela Buckner. 158 Seniors Jim Davis, Kenny Black, Rennie Jones, Michelle Lowery, Beth Pannell, Debbie Lanning, Linda Bonner. Beverly Bradshaw, Mitchell Mundy, David Gallaspy. Miss Sesquicentennial Janet Hackney 159 Hard Practice Results in High Steppers LEFT TO RIGHT- Pam Moore. Lynda Latham. Janet Hackney, Martha Schnetzler. Deb Warren. Sherry Estep, Sandra Holmes. Lois Lancaster. Nancy Drinkard, Nancy Knighton. Brenda Lane. Jenna Polk. Sherry Wade. Laura McCants. Teresa Harlow. De- lane Boyle, Cynthia McKlnney, Esther Jones. Seniors Teresa Harlow. Janet Hackney. Deb Warren, Sandra Holmes, Nancy Drinkard. Brenda Lane. Jenna Polk. Laura McCants. Cindy Mc Kinney. 160 Great Half Time Shows LAURA McCANTS JENNA POLK TERESA HARLO W JANET HACKNEY hh ' i 1 ■1 NANCY DRINKARD If ' J 1 • f 1 . BRENDA LANE CYNTHIA Mc KINNEY DEB WARREN SANEKA HOLMES 16) Hewitt ' Trussville FIRST ROW J. Nicholson F. Manley M. McNeill P. Lane S. J ohns R, Stone L. Crumpton SECOND ROW N. McPherson J. Word C. Drake C, Summerviiie M. LoveU S. Estep D, Moran S. Johnson B. Blankenship THIRD ROW C. Deason J. Morgan P. Cline P. Payne S. Matthews D. Goodwin M. Lawless A. Burgess M, Summerviiie FOURTH ROW L. Lang D. Doster K. May J, Frazier B. Madinger N. Drinkard D. Wilson S. Slaughter Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW R. James B. Lanier B. Watwood C. McKinney J, Womack T. Hathaway L, McCancs SECOND ROW C. Summerville M, Mundy P. Riggins K. Randall M. Waid D. Womack C. Vann THIRD ROW B. Dowdle E. Stevens D. Williamson D. Madinger C. Newsome S. Prigmore S. McQueen D. Taylor D. Mullins FOURTH ROW J. Davis B. Doss J. Ronchetti R. Dickinson C. Crumpton S, Summerville J. Mobley C. Key 163 Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus Officers FIRST RO W: Cindy Newsome, Section leader; Deborah Taylor, V.-Pres. SECOND ROW: Kay Randle, Librarian; Cathy Summerville, Sec. leader; Paula CUne, Librarian; Denise Womack, Treas. ; Sharron McQueen, pianist. THIRD RO W: Randy James, Lib. ; Benny Blanken- ship, Sec. leader; Bill Dowdle, Pres.; Jim Davis, Stu. director. )64 Sings for Christmas The Choral E)epartment, under the di- rection of Miss Emily Cantrell, is continu- ing 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 selected for musical ability, character, personality, and a sincere interest in and love for music. Madrigalians FROM LEFT: Shatron McQueen, Steve Slaughter, Cindy Vann, Bill Dowdle, Deborah Taylor. Mark Summerville, Barbara Madinger. Jim Davis, Lisa Lang, Joe Ronchetti, Paula Cline, Bruce Doss, Connie Deason, David Madinger, Paula Lane, Allan Burgess, Debra Mullins. 165 Hewitt- Trussville Girls Chorus FIRST ROW: P. Caver, P. Jackson, L. Cantillon, D. Snider, D. Campbell, T. Shiflett. H, Price, A. Gossage, J. Taylor, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: K. Mabe, M. Cook, S. Garrett, J. McCoy, M. Walters, D. Stewart, C. Cushen, B. Taylor, A. Snow, L. Cole, G, Chambliss. THIRD ROW: B. Ellis, V. Kilgore, D. Presley, S. Kennedy, K. Langston, S. Cooper, S. Griffith, C. Ivey, J. Wormley, K. CUnner. FOURTH ROW: J. Leslie, L. Lee, A. Cook, S. Brown, G. Lowery, E. Jett, S, Todd, V. Cooper, C. Lang, M, Duncan. Offi ' icers FIRST RO W: Cindy Cushen, President Kathy Clinner, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Linda Lee, Vice-President Vickie Kilgore, Treasurer Kathy Mabe, Librarian Jeanette McCoy, Librarian 166 Choral Department Senior Members 1st ROW: C. Deason, F. Manley. J. Morgan. C. Summerville, L. McCants, C. McKinney. 2nd ROW: K. May, B. Madinger, N. Drinkard, C. Newsome, K. Randle. S. McQueen. 3rd ROW: M. Lawless, S. Johnson, R. Dickinson, J. Davis, B. Dowdle, C. Summerville, M. Mundy. 167 Red Cross Always Officers Bryant Smith, Pres.; Ralph Mitchell, Treas.; Anita Weems, Sec; Sharon Frazier, Coun- ty Advisory Committee; Pam Liles, Vice-Pres.; Timmy West, Projects Chairman. MRS. SCRUGGS, Sponsor MRS. BUSBY, Sponsor The Red Cross Council pro- vides a broad comprehensive program designed to promote good citizenship, civic responsi- bility, personal integrity, and training for self-sufficiency and maturity. Our projects are many; we sponsor United Appeal, give to our needy, help fire victims, fill Christmas bags for Veterans ' Hospital, and give a gift to our school. 168 Ready When Needed i imi m  i ■■ ! I ♦.? t iw • :- vvvwKXkt ' : -. c ' «t-R,- j r , ! . ' isi r«x?- iAt: ;fT •.ir i ?WM v. v v ' Junior and Senior Members FIRST ROW: Laura Fulton, Suzan McCranie, Mary Jane Marbury, Susan Todd, Janice Nicholson, Debra Sanders, Pen- ny Turner, Debbie Lanning, Sharon Frazier. SECOND ROW: Gary N4iller, Lynda Latham, Ralph Mitchell, Thorn Murphy, Clark Hinds, John Sims, Johnny Melvin, Bryant Smith, Susan Bagwell, Cindy Smith, Linda dinner, Harriet Sloan, Barbara Johns, Timmy West. ■liii. Klllh -T!i«« i.T-,  .i -,v::_ i r W7  -¥  . A ' ,. li-l|,r ' Freshnian and Sophomore Members FIRST ROW: R. Brown, D. Presley, A. Weems, D. Sanders, D. Eley, M. Murray, C. Ivey, L. Cole, G. Chamblisan, C. Cane, M. Miller, P. Moore. SECOND ROW: D. Boyles, C. Burke, S. Robinson, P. Ford, S. Cooper, D. Clevington, M. Walters, E. Jet, T. Taylor, K. Taylor, M. Cook, A. Gossage. THIRD ROW: M. Grissom, L. Long, L. Len, F. Harris, J. Rogers, R. Lloyd, P. Jackson, D. Rice, P. Layfield, D. Snyder, S. Lanning, D. Madinger, M. Beard, D. Weldon, C. Drake, T. Garrison, B. Doss, B. Liddel, R. Dodd, L. Dodd, R. Melton, P. Liles, J. McClen- Don, G. Lee, S. Crocker. 169 S.A s Serve School m ft ,r Alt- n ' mMnf: -i 1st ROW: C. Vann, L. Lancaster, L. Latham, S. Holmes. 2nd ROW: J. Helms, R. Holcombe, D. Taylor, M. Barber, D. Russell, K. Robinson, S. McCranle, R. Todd, J. Polk, N. Drinkard, M. ' Gilman. 3rd ROW: L. McCants, C. Crumpton, P. Perry, K. Mitchell, B. Madinger, K. Burgess, D. Taylor, J. Morgan, S. McQueen. The Service Association is a service club sponsored by Mrs. Gruman. This club consists of twenty-five girls, sophomores to seniors. These girls must main- tain at least a C average, and show a willingness to serve their school, fellow students, and community. This willingness is shown through their character and leadership qualities. S.A. ' s sponsor Twirp Week, Sadie Hawkins Day, help register new students at the beginning of the school year, give a Christmas party for underpriviledged children and remember each teacher on his birthday with a flower. This year the S.A. ' s sold class buttons to boost school spirit. The S.A. ' s take part in many more activities which benefit the community and Hew- itt- Trussville . The Service Association serves you! 170 i:l Community and You Officers President. Marsha Gilman Corres, Sec., Dianna Russell Vice-President, Joan Helms Parliamentarian. Sandy Holmes Sponsor. Mrs. Gruman Recording Sec, Pam Perry Treasurer, Kay Robinson 171 Senior S,A s KAREN ABERNATHY MARY BARBER KATHY BURGESS NANCY DRINKARD f .-. MARSHA OILMAN JOAN HELMS SANDRA HOLMES LAURA McCANTS SHARRON McQueen i 1 BARBARA MADINGER JUNE MORGAN PAM PERRY JENNA POLK REIDA TODD KAY ROBINSON GEORGE LANCASTER DIANNA RUSSELL 172 Junior Civitans Demonstrate Service Members FIRST ROW: Ricky Smith, Bill Wtight, Sidney Bosworth, Gill Head, SECOND ROW: Gary Reaves, Bobby Smith, Stephen McMunn, Randy Henderson, Billy Vvllliams, Louis Donelson, Mark Smith. STEPHEN McMUNN - Pres. 4 RANDY HENDERSON- V.Pres. SIDNEY BOSWORTH - Sec. GARY REAVES - Treas. Junior Civitans is a service organization for boys in the tenth grade or above. Member- ship is by invitation, based on an expressed desire to be of ser- vice to the school and the com- munity. Members are expected to demonstrate these traits rep- resentative of good citizensliip and participate fully in the club ' s service projects. BOBBY SMITH - Chaplain 173 G.A.C. 5 Promote Members S. Vann, C. Keith, D. Taylor, C. Trucks, C. Reeder, L. Williams, D. Ware, Mrs. Mann, C, Summerville, B. Brasher, C. Newsome, B. Lane, P, Jones, D. Doster, S. Summerville. •G.A.C. stands for Girls ' Athletic Club. This is an honorary organization open to girls in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades and is sponsored by Mrs. Mann. This year the club consists of 15 members and their sponsor. Eligibility for the club is to maintain a B average in P.E. both semesters with an overall average in all other subjects; score 200 points in the intramural activities and assist success- fully one semester. The G.A.C. ' s at Hewitt have the privilege of wearing the white gymsuit with green mon- ogram. The G. A.C. ' s sponsor a fine intra- mural program at Hewitt which includes team, dual, and individual sports. This gives a girl a chance to keep herself in good physical shape all year around. The G, A.C. ' s show their interest in the school by performing many athletic services. It takes a hard-work- ing, athletic girl to become a member of this great club! 174 Physical Fitness Officers FIRST ROW: Sheri Vann, Social Chairman; Donna Ware, Executive Secretary; Cindy Newsome, Chaplain; Sherree Summerville, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Cindy Reeder, Treasurer; Mrs. Mann, Sponsor; Pam Jones, Financial Secretary. THIRD ROW: Becky Brasher, Vice-President; Carolyn Trucks, Secretary. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Summerville, President. 175 Senior G.A.C, 5 BECKY BRASHER BRENDA LANE LINDA LOVE CINDY NEWSOME CINDY REEDER 176 CATHY SUMMERVILLE DONNA WARE LORETTA WILLIAMS F,B.L,A. Develops Business Leaders Members FIRST ROW: Kathy James, Debra Campbell, Terry Shiftlett, Vic key Cooper. SECOND ROW: Cheyle Scott, Mr. Pannell, Susan Bagwell, Denlse Womack. THIRD ROW: Kay Randle, Miss Heard, Paula Payne, Debra Dunn, Terry Holmes, Mildred Lovelle. TheF.B.L.A,, Future Business Leaders of America, is sponsored by the business teachers in the nation through their pro- fessional organization. N.B.L.A. F.B.L.A. endeavors to develop in its members the qualities necessary in becoming competent future business leaders. Officers Denise Womack, Vice Pres.; Paula Payne, Sec; Kay Randle, Treas. 177 Key Club Opens Doors Members FIRST ROW: Mr. M cGuire John Stuedeman Frankie Hamilton Chris Buckner Janet Hackney Pat McKay Lee Cordes Mike Humphries SECOND ROW: Mike Lawless Bobby Cordes Rickey Holcombe Steve Ginn Doug Orazine Terry Case Billy Morrison Fran Williams Tommy Burttran THIRD RO W: Phillip Pond Terry Landrum Butch Hall Frank Spitzer Carl Anker Chris Kennedy Ricky Davis Jeff Beason David Morrison Officers President Doug Orazine Vice President Rickey Holcombe Treasurer Jeff Beason Secretary Phillip Pond ni 11 Board of Directors FIRST ROW: Doug Orazine Mike Lawless Jeff Beason Frank Spitzer SECOND ROW: Ricky Davis Rickey Holcombe Mr. McGuire Chris Kennedy Phillip Pond For the Unfortunate CARL ANKER TERRY CASE TERRY LAN DRUM MIKE LAWLESS DOUG ORAZINE PHILLIP POND FRANK SPITZER BUTCH HALL RICKEY HOLCOMBE PATRICK McKAY BILLY MORRISON Y-Teens — Hard Workers 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 objective of this club is to provide opportunity for girls to develop their lead- ership 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. Requirements to become a Y-Teen are that a girl be in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grades, is wil- ling to devote herself and her time to the better- ment of the club, and she must enjoy making others happy. Each member is devoted to the service of her school, home, and community. This year some of the Y-Teens ' services have been: taking Halloween pumpkins to the children at the Gateway Mercy Home on Halloween; tak- ing Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, and working at the Goodfellow Store, which supplies toys for needy children at Christmas and they took gifts to the Children ' s Ward of the University Hos- pital. These are just a few of the many ways that Y-Teens prove they care. Miss Y-Teen TERESA HARLOW 180 Officers Connie Aldridge, Pres.; Teresa Harlow, Vice Pres.; Gloria Garrison, I.C.C. Rep.; Kathy Mabe, School l.C.C. Rep.; Sherry Estep, Sec; Becky Taylor, Publicity Chairman; Nancy Drinkard, Treas. In Community Members Nancy Mcpherson, Pam Moore, Gloria Garrison, Nancy Bradford, Connie Aldridge, Margie Grissom, Kathy Mabe, Penny Turner, Nina Marrs, Becky Taylor, Jackie Sinor, Debra Self, Becky Brasher, Susan Prigmore, Martha Flynn, Jenny Frazier, Charlotte Keith, Pam Jones. Lynn Boatwright, Esther Jones Sharron Newton, Nancy Drinkard, Sherry Estep, Lynda Latham, Lois Lancaster, Nancy Knighton, Frank Spitzer, Liz McCants, Teresa Harlow, Debbie Hintson, Emma Williams, Pat Hanson, Pat Lawson, Virginia Edwards. 181 Senior Y-Teens CONNIE ALDRIDGE ROSE BRACKIN NANCY BRADFORD BECKY BRASHER NANCY DRINKARD GLORIA GARRISON PATRICIA HANSON TERESA HARLO W DEBRA HINTSON EMMA WILLIAMS 182 Library Club Aids Students FIRST ROW: Donna Wilson, Kathy Hooks. Jackie Sims, Neressa Tarrance, Vanessa Farley, Denise Presley, Dorothy King. SECOND ROW: Helaine Price, Harriet Sloan, Cindy Smith, Sherry Howington. THIRD ROW: Kirk Cornel- ius, Hal Smothers, Dan Hicks, Robert Offer, Randal Williamson, Lanier Price, Bryant Smith. 1 The Library Club is composed of peo- ple interested in the works of the library and audio visuals. The library ' s purpose is to provide and promote the opportunity for self- improvement and pleasure from the use of the library materials. The Library Club ' s aim is to help keep the library ujs-to-date in as many ways as possible, by improving its ap- pearance and adding to its facilities. 183 H-Club — Leaders The purpose of the H-Club is to promote inter- est in athletics in the school. Under the leadership of Coach Harbuck, the H-Club serves the school and athletic department in many ways. It buys awards for all Athletic events and operates the concession stand during basketball season. The H-Club consists of athletes from all sports and the Varsity Cheerleaders. There are many pros- pective members who will join in the spring. Officers Mike Landmon, Vice-President; Karen Mitchell, Secretary; Loretta Mlliams, Treasurer; Gary Reaves, President. Members LEFT ROW: Sidney Bosworth, Jimmy Keyees, Karen Mitchell, Carl Anker, John Stuedeman Russell, Coach Harbuck, Loretta Williams, Joan Helms. RIGHT ROW: Thom Murphy Gary Reaves. MIDDLE ROW: Dianna Mike Landmon, Chris Buckner, 184 In Athletics 1st ROW: Deb Mob ley, Robin Chandler. 2nd ROW: Cindy Prigmore, Nina Marrs, Reida Todd, Cindy Newsome. 3rd ROW: Becky Brasher, Cathy Todd. 4th ROW: Billy Williams, Bobby Smith, Robert Beasley, Richie Francis, David Morrison. 5th ROW: Ricky Smith, Mark Needham, Jeff Morrison, Keith Stephens, Steve Ginn. 6th ROW: Frankie Hamilton, Fran Williams, Mike Hawkins. 7th ROW: Ronnie Smith. 185 Thorn RANDY HENDEEISON RICKY JAMES M IKE COONEY BETH HURTT KAREN ABERNATHY CARDLYNE MOBLEY BARBARA JAMES JANICE NICHOLSON DENISE WOMACK SHERI VANN LIZ McCANTS BRENDA POP WELL 186 d 0 - 187 Assistants Help School Office Assistants FIRST RD W: Donna Doss Pat Nichols Sharron McQueen Beth Pannell SECOND ROW: Penny Turner Nina Marrs Terry Holmes Elaine York Becky Taylor Deb Mobley Pam Perry Michelle Lowery Debra Mullins Cathie Hines Deb Warren Teresa Harlow Sandra Holmes Brenda Lane Janet Hackney RE. Assistants FIRST RO W: Martha McClain Debra Taylor Lisa Fields Susan Todd Jackie Sinor Donna Ware Cindy Reeder SECOND ROW: Linda Hipp Debbie Ethridge Fran Breeden Pam Jones Debra Sims Sharon Cooper Charlotte Keith THIRD RO W: Debra Stewart Andrea Holt Marianne Yackee Linda Cantillion Margie Grissom Patsy Ford 188 To Function Smoothly Audio Visual Kirk Cornelius Buddy Price Bryant Smith Randal llUanison Dan Hicks Library- Assistants FIRST RO W: Helaine Price Vanessa Farley Denise Presley Sherry Howington Cindy Smith Dorothy King Harriet Sloan SECOND ROW: Bryant Smith Denise VVylie Donna lson Robert Offutt Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: Ken McKee Glenn Wells Buddy Price Pate Brown Richard Deaton SECOND ROW: Gary Thrasher Mike Corona Frank Tillman Malcolm Williams Larry Helms Mr. Pannell 189 Hardest Job in School Custodian MR. LEATHE3« Cashiers USS,. WILSON and MRS. HOWINGTON Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Howington, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Stripling, Mrs. Kinimer, Mrs. Ricks, Mrs. Layfield, Mrs, McCarthy, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. Gamble. 190 m: ' ' . ' s.  . SENIOR DIRECTOR Y Cynthia McKinney: Editor KAREN KAY ABERNATHY - Senior National Honor Society; Treasurer; Pep Club; S.A.; Thorn, Assistant Editor; F.B.L.A.; Honor Roll; Junior National Honor Society; P.E. Assistant; French Club; Stunt Night; Oratorical Win- ner, 3rd in State; Math Honor Club; Modern Dance Pro- gram. CONSTANCE JEANETTE ALDRIDGE - Y-Teen, President; Miss Hewitt; Top 40; Sr. Ill Homeroom Secretary. MARK ALLISON - CARL LEWIS ANKER- Letterman: Football; Basketball Baseball; Key Club; H-Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Sr. II Who ' s Who Most Athletic ; B-Team Football Letterman. RAY BACK - SUSAN YVONNE BAGWELL - F.B.L.A.; Red Cross; Bank Teller. MARY ELLEN BARBER - S.A.; Senior National Honor Society; Math Honor Club, President; Spanish Club; Junior National Honor Society; P.E. Assistant. ROBERT CLEO BEASLEY, JR. - Letterman: Football; Junior Civitan, Sergeant-at-Arms; H-Club, DAVID MICHAEL BERRY - Letterman: Football. CATHERINE OLIVIA BIDDY - BARBARA A. BIRCHFIELD - KENNETH WESLEY BLACK - GLADYS ANN BLOCKER - Library Assistant; Bank Board of Directors, Secretary; Girls ' Chorus; Bank Teller. LINDA SUSAN BONNER - Head Majorette; Band; Language Club; All- County Band. SIDNEY CARL BOSWORTH - Letterman: Football; Math Honor Club; Junior Civitan, Chaplain, Treasurer; Honor Roll; Husky Howl; Red Cross; Senior III Homeroom Vice- President; H-Club. JANICE DARLENE BOUCK - ROSE MARY BRACKIN - Y- Teens; Pep Club; Red Cross; Math Honor Club; Junior National Honor Society; Art Club; French Club. NANCY BRADFORD - Y-Teens; Pep Club; F.B.L.A. RICHARD BRADLEY - BEVERLY GALE BRADSHAW - Band; As sistant Drum Major; Spanish Club; Girls ' Chorus. DELORES BRAND - Band; Color Guard; Bank Teller; Library Club, Vice-President; Future Nurses; Pep Club. REBECCA FRANCES BRASHER - Y-Teens; H-Club; Husky Mascot; G.A.C., Vice-President; Bank Teller; Red Cross. GEORGE BREWSTER - Basketball; Track. I NICK HOWELL BRITT - Audio-Visual Club. TERESA BROOKS - Senior National Honor Society, Vice President; Miss Hewitt, Top 40; Math Honor Club. HERBERT BROWN - Track; Basketball. DON BRYANT - Track; Library Club; Math Club; Pep Club. CHRIS BUCKNER- Student Council, President. SARA KATHRYN BURGESS - S.A.; Senior III Homeroom Treasurer; Miss Hewitt, Top 40; Pep Club; Annual Staff, Faculty Editor; Honor Roll; Junior National Honor Society; Senior I Homeroom Secretary; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Stunt Night; Husky Howl, MICKEY CAHOON - Mixed Chorus; Boys ' Chorus; I.C.T. JOHN TERRELL CASE - Letterman: Football, Wrestling, Basketball; Key Club; Student Council; Parliamentarian; Senior Class Vice-President; Student Council Senator; H-Club. JANICE CAROL CHAMPION - DAVID CHRISTY - Student Council; Wrestling; French Club; Junior National Honor Society; Freshman Class President. RHONDA COLEMAN - Red Cross; 4-H Club. NORMA SUE COLLINS - Pep Club; Bank Board of Directors; Red Cross. GEORGE COOK - Wrestling; Football. SHERRY COOK - MICHAEL COONEY - WILLIAM CHARLES CREEL - I.C.T.; Mixed Chorus; 4-H Club; Red Cross. EDDIE MAE CROSS - KENNETH CROWDER - CYNTHIA LYN CUSHEN - Bank Board of t)irectors. Vice- President; Girls Chorus, President; Pep Club; Bank Teller; Red Cross. MARY DANIELS - CHARLES DAVIS - JAMES MILLER DAVIS - Drum Major; Letterman: Band; Lab Band; Mixed Chorus; Spanish Club. JOEL D. DAVIS - Football; Wrestling; Track; French Club; Boys ' Chorus; Art Club; Junior 111 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent. CONNIE SUE DEASON - Senior National Honor Society; Bank Board of Directors, Secretary; Bank Teller; Mixed Chorus; Madrigalians; Senior 11 Homeroom Treasurer; Junior National Honor Society; Senior I Who ' s Who Silliest Sophomore. RICHARD ALLEN DEATON - Bus Driver. RICKY DICKINSON - LOUIS DONELSON - VslLLLAM THOMAS DOWDLE III - Mixed Chorus. Presi- dent; Madrigalians; Title III Honors Program; Senior Class Favorite. NANCY LOUISE DRINKARD - Husky Highstepper; Mixed Chorus; Y-Teens. Treasurer; S. A. ; Bank Board of Direc- tors; Senior III Homeroom Secretary; Husky Howl, Club Editor; Girls ' Ensemble; French Club; Homecoming Com- mittee; Pep Club; Bank Teller. BILL ALLEN EADY - SAMUEL RAY ECHOLS - DANA ALAN EDGE - I.C.T. BEVERLY FRANCES ELEY - Band; Color Guard; Pep Club. ELSIE LYNN FAUCETT - P.E. Assistant; 4-H Club; Red Cross. MICHAEL FRANKLIN - Track; FootbaU. PATSY SHARON FRAZIER - Red Cross, President; Repre- sentative to Red Cross National Convention in Chicago; Red Cross County Wide Advisory Committee; French Club. MARK FREDERICK - Football; Wrestling: Student Council; Junior III Homeroom President. DEBBIE FREEMAN - Co-op Program: Library Club; Band; Color Guard; G.A.C.; P.E. Assistant. DAVID MAURICE GALLASPY - Band; Drum Corps Captain. GLORIA FLORENCE GARRISON - Y- Teens; Red Cross; I.C.C. Representative; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; Best Driver Award: Junior Achievement; Senior I Homeroom Vice-President; F.B.L.A. SANDRA KAY GIBSON - Y-Teens: Mixed Chorus; Gills ' Chorus; P.E. Assistant; Library Club. MARSHA JANE GILMAN - S.A., President; Math Honor Club; Inter Club Council; Senior National Honor Society; Annual Staff, Advertising Editor; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; Junior National Honor Society; French Club, Social Chair- man; Representative to Civitan Freedom Forum in Arkan- sas. MELISSA ANN GLAZNER - 4-H Club, WESLEY GOOCH - Boys ' Chorus; 4-H Club. SHIRLFY BELINDA GRIFFITH - Girls ' Chorus; Bank TeUer; Library Club; Red Cross; P.E. Assistant. DAVID GRISSOM - Honor Roll; Language Club. HERBERT GUNN - JANET PALMER HACKNEY - Miss Hewitt- Trussville 1970- 1971; Miss Sesquicentennial; Key Club Sweetheart; Husky Highstepper: Senior Homecoming Committee; Junior Na- tional Honor Society, Y-Teen, Student Council, at Erwin High School. BUTCH HALL - Football; Senior II Homeroom President; Boys ' Chorus; Senior I Homeroom President; Junior III Homeroom President; Key Club; B-Team Football. DAVID HALLMARK - Senior II Who ' s Who Jolliest Junior ; Senior I Who ' s Who Silliest Sophomore ; French Club. PATRICLA NLAJUE HANSON - Y-Teens; F.B.L.A.; Ubrary Club; 4-H Club. RICKY HARLOW - Band; Compass Club. TERESA YVETTE HARLOW - Alternate Miss Hewitt Truss- ville 1970-1971. Top 10; Husky Highstepper, Miss Y-Teen 3rd runner up Miss Y-Teen for Jefferson County; Y-Teen Vice-President; Alands Teen Board; Sr. Homecoming Committee; Stunt Night; Bank Teller; Red Cross. PAULA HARNDEN- G.A.C.; Mixed Chorus. BONNIE ALENE HARRELL - Math Honor Club; Junior Na- tional Honor Society: French Club; Future Nurses Club. JAMES WAYNE HARRIS - JOSEPH LEON HARRIS. JR. - Honor Roll; Spanish Club; Homecoming Dance Committee; Stunt Night. DAVID HARTUNE - Baseball; Track; French Club. DAVID HAYES - Oratorical Club. GILL HEAD - Boys ' Chorus; Junior Civitan, Chaplain; Jr. ni Homeroom Vice-President. LARRY HELMS - Bus Driver; Oratorical Club. 193 LINDA JOAN HELMS - Varsity Cheerleader; H-Club; S.A., Vice-President; Annual Staff, Clubs Editor; Miss Hewitt, Top 40; Stunt Night; Head B-Team Cheerleader; French Club, MIKE HENDERSON - RANDALL DALE HENDERSON - Jr. Civitan, Vice-Presi- dent; Thorn Staff, Stunt Night; French Club. DONNA DENSMONE HENDRICKS - BOBBIE CHERYL HENDRIX - Pep Club; Honor Roll; Bank Teller; French Club; Junior National Honor Society, HORACE DANIEL HICKS - Audio Visual Club. CLARK EDWARDS HINDS - Red Cross; Track; Bank Teller. JULLA. CATHERINE HINES - Bank Board of Directors; Of- fice Assistant; Senior Class Favorite; Miss Hewitt Top 10; Red Cross; Sr. Ill Best Dressed. DEBORAH LYNN HINTSON - Y-Teen; Bank Teller; French Club. RICHARD LANE HOLCOMBE - Key Club, Vice-President; Math Honor Club; Senior National Honor Society; School Chairman for Patriotic Events; Junior Class President; Stunt Night; Representative at Civitan Freedom Forum in Arkansas; Junior National Honor Society; French Club; Civitan Oratorical Contest; Basketball. SANDRA FAYE HOLMES - Senior National Honor Society, President; Math Honor Club; S.A., Parliamentarian; Stu- dent Council Senator; Husky Highstepper; Sr. Ill Home- room Secretary; Sr. II Homeroom Treasurer; Junior Na- tional Honor Society; Red Cross. JESSE D. HOOKS - Football; Track; B-Team Basketball. KATHY LYNN HOOKS - Ubrary Club; P.E. Assistant; Pep Club. WILUAM RICHARD JAMES - Thorn, Editor-in-Chief; Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Stunt Night; Civitan Oratori- cal Contest; American Legion Oratorical Contest; French Club; Bank Teller; Optimist Club Oratorical Contest; Title III Summer Honors Program Drama. STEVE JOHNSON- Mixed Chorus. ANTHONY WARREN JONES - CONRAD GUY LOWE JONES - Sr. II Who ' s Who Best Dressed . HERMAN RENNIE JONES - Letterman: Band; Stage Band; All-State Band; All-County Band; Compass Club; Red Cross; 4-H Club. JAMES H. KEYEES - Football; WrestUng; H-Club. MARY KARLENE KIMMONS - Library Club; Pep Club; P.E. Assistant. DAVID WAYNE KING - KENNETH WAYNE LAMBERT - Sr. Ill Homeroom Treas- urer; Senior National Honor Society; V estUng; Honor Roll; Language Club; Junior National Honor Society; Sr. I Who ' s Who Best All Around. GEORGE RUSSELL LANCASTER - Football; Sr, III Home- room Vice-President; wrestling; Red Cross; French Club. MICHAEL TODD LANDMON - Football; Wtestling; H-Club. TERRY LEE LANDRUM - Student Council Senator; Sr. Ill Homeroom President; Baseball; Basketball; Key Club; French Club; Bank Teller; B-Team Football; Track; Junior III Homeroom President. BRENDA GAIL LANE - G.A.C.; Husky Highstepper. PATZI ANN LANE - Y-Teens; Junior National Honor So- ciety. SHERRY LANG - Pep Club; Stunt Night; Y-Teens. DEBORAH IRENE LANNING - Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; Band, Majorette; All-County Band; Library Club. BILLY FRANK LATHAM - Red Cross; Basketball; Junior III Homeroom President. MICHAEL OWEN LAWLESS - Key Club; Mixed Chorus; Language Club; Bank Teller; Junior National Honor Society. STEVEN W, LAWRENCE - DENNIS EARL LOGGINS - Band; Audio- Visual Club; Com- pass Club. LINDA LOVE - G. A.C. ; Band, Color Guard; Math Honor Club; Spanish Club. DEBORAH MICHELE LOWERY - Band; F.B.L.A,; Red Cross, LAURA RUTH McCANTS - Head Husky Highstepper; Senior III Homeroom President; S.A.; Miss Hewitt, Top 40; Sen- ior II Homeroom President; Math Honor Club, Secretary; Senior National Honor Society; Bank Board of Directors; Bank Teller; Modern Dance Program; Stunt Night; Certi- ficate of Academic Achievement from University of Alabama Alumni; Junior National Honor Society, Treasur- er; B-Team Cheerleader, Co-Head; Homecoming Com- mittee; Mixed Chorus; French Club, Program Chairman. WILLIAM PATRICK McKAY - Basketball; Key Club; Track; B-Team Football; French Club; Compass Club. KEN McKEE - Bus Driver. 194 JJUU. . 1 . k.:, CYNTHIA MAE Mc KINNEY - Husky Highstepper; Math Honor Club; Mixed Chorus; Madrigalians; Girls ' Ensemble; Bank Teller; Annual Staff, Class Editor; Senior National Honor Society; Modem Dance Program; Summer Scholar- ship to Birmingham Southern; Certificate of Academic Achievement from the University of Alabama Alumni; Junior National Honor Society; Red Cross, Program Chair- man; French Club. Social Chairman; Senior II Home- room President; Stunt Night. STANLEY DAVID McMUNN - Football. STEPHEN P. McMUNN - Junior Civitan. SHARRON ELLAINE McQUEEN - Senior National Honor Society, Secretary; Sen ior III Homeroom Secretary; Mixed Chorus, Vice-President; Accompanist for Mixed Chorus; Madrigalians; Girls ' Ensemble; Bank Teller; Math Honor Club; Miss Hewitt, Top 40; B-Team Cheerleader; Junior National Honor Society, Secretary; S.A.; French Club; Red Cross. BARBARA SUE MADINGER - S. A. ; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus. CAROL FAITH MANLEY - Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Accompanist for Boys ' Chorus; Bank Teller; P. E. Assist- ant. MARY JANE MARBURY - Moton High School Senior Na- tional Honor Society; Student Council; 4-H Club. KAREN MAY - Husky Howl; F.B.L.A,; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Junior National Honor Society; French Club. JOHNNY WAYNE MELVIN - Baseball; Red Cross. JAMES MATTHEW MILLER- Lenerman: Varsity Football; Baseball; Art Award Winner; B-Team Football; B-Team Track. SUSAN MISSILDINE - RALPH QUINTON MITCHELL. JR. Track; Band; French Club. Red Cross, Treasurer; CAROLYN MOBLEY - Annual Staff; Title III Honors Pro- gram; Bank Teller; Red Cross; Stunt Night; Thorn Staff; Modem Dance Program. CHARLES MOORE - MARIANNE SMITH MORGAN - S.A.; Annual Staff. Ed- itor-in-Chief; Bank Board of Directors, Cashiers; Mixed Chorus; Math Honor Club; Senior National Honor Society; Oratorical Contest, District First Place; Regional Oratori- cal Contest, Second Place; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Husky Highstepper; French Club, Treasurer; Junior National Honor Society; Interclub Council; Modern Dance Program; Senior Most Likely to Succeed ; President of N.-Ala. Conference Council on Youth Ministries of the United Methodist Church. WILLIAM TALMADGE MORRISON, JR. - Senior Class President; Sr. Ill Homeroom Vice-President; Key Club; Math Honor Club; Senior National Honor Society; Base- ball; Basketball; Red Cross; French Club; Sophomore Class President; Junior National Honor Society. MITCHELL LEE MUNDY - Letterman: Band; All-County Band; Mixed Chorus; Accompanist for Girls ' Ensemble; Senior National Honor Society; Math Honor Club; Summer Scholarship to Birmingham Southern; Stunt Night; Junior National Honor Society; French Club, President; Inter Club Council; Bank Teller. CINDY NEWSOME - Varsity Cheerleader; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; G.A.C., Chaplain- Sr. Ill Homeroom Treasurer; Mixed Chorus. Secretary; H-Club; Girls ' Chorus, President; Library Club. REBA VISE NORMAN - DAVID NORRIS - DOUGLAS ALLEN ORAZINE - Key Club, President; Math Honor Club; Husky Howl; Junior National Honor Society, Vice-President. ELIZABETH ANN PANNELL - KUss Hewitt, Top 20; Band; Majorette; Color Guard Captain; F.B.L.A., President. TOMMY PANNELL - Prom Committee; Homecoming Com- mittee; Red Cross; Language Club. LINDA ROSE PARKER - Pep Club; Library Club. PAMELA J. PARKER - Pep Club. PAMELA LYNN PERRY - S.A., Recording Secretary; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Math Honor Club, Vice President; Pep Club; Senior II Who ' s v o Best All Around ; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior National Honor Society; Alternate B- Team Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Lan- guage Club; Freshman Class Secretary- Treasurer. JOHN PHILLIPS - JENNA LYNN POLK - S.A.; Co-Head Husky Highstepper; Senior Class Treasurer; Homecoming Committee; Stunt Night; Prom Committee; Miss Hewitt. Top 40; B-Team Cheerleader; French Club. PHILLIP POND - Key Club; Senior HI Homeroom President; Student Council Senator; Letterman: Varsity Basketball; B-Team Football; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior II Homeroom President; 4-H Club. CYNTHIA ANNE PRIGMORE - H-Club; Varsity Cheerlead- er; Pep Club; Math Honor Club; Y-Teens; B-Team Cheer- leader; Junior National Honor Society; Language Club; 195 Miss Hewitt, Top 40; French Club. DEBORAH E. SMOTHERS - Pep Club. RHONDA KAY RANDLE - F.B.L.A., Treasurer; Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Girls ' Chorus; 4-H Club. GARY CLARK REAVES - Letterman: Football, Wrestling, Track; H-Club; Junior Civitan; Junior Class Favorite; Freshman Class Favorite. CINDERELIA REEDER - G.A.C, Treasurer; Pep Club; Language Club; B-Team Cheerleader; Red Cross. DEBRA J. RHODES - Pep Club; P.E. Assistant. JACK ROBINSON - 4-H Club. KATHERYN ANN ROBINSON - Student Council Senator; S.A., Treasurer; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Senior III Home- room Treasurer; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; Piz- itz Teen Board; Student Council Treasurer; Senior II Who ' s Who Best Dressed ; Bank Board of Directors, Vice-Presi- dent; Stunt Night; Red Cross; B-Team Cheerleader; P.E. Assistant; Freshman Class Favorite; Vice President Fresh- man Class; Junior III Homeroom Secretary. PEGGY ROGERS - Red Cross; Senior II Homeroom Secre- tary. DIANNA RUSSELL - Miss Homecoming 1970-1971; H-Club; Senior National Honor ' Society; Head Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club; Senior III Homeroom Secretary; S.A., Corres- ponding Secretary; Office Assistant; Junior Class Home- coming Princess; Most Popular Junior; Annual Staff, Fea- tures Editor; Red Cross; Miss Hewitt, Top 10; Junior Na- tional Honor Society; Sophomore Class Homecoming Princess; B-Team Cheerleader; Most Popular Freshman. NANCY MARIE RUSSO - DEBRA SANDERS - Pep Club; Red Cross; F.B.L.A.; Girls ' Chorus; French Club; Y- Teens. CYNTHIA JANE SAXON - Senior Class Recording Secre- tary; Senior National Honor Society; Junior National Hon- or Society, President; Junior Class Secretary. CHARLOTTE ANN SIMMONS - Bank Teller. JOHN D. SIMS - Red Cross; Math Honor Club; Language Club; Junior National Honor Society. EDDIE SMITH - MARK O WEN SMITH - RICKIE LANE SMITH - Band. RICKY SMITH - Letterman: Varsity Football; B-Team Football, RONNIE L. SMITH - Football; Baseball; Track; 4-H Club. GLENN CLYDE SOUTH - Mixed Chorus; 4-H Club; Boys ' Chorus. FRANK SPITZER - Football; Basketball; Key Club; Senior III Homeroom Vice-President; Junior II Homeroom Presi- dent; B-Team Basketball; French Club. STEVE SPITZER - Math Honor Club, DEBORAH CATHERINE JUDITH STACKHOUSE - Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus. MARCIA GAYLE STEPHENS - Moton High School Miss Homecoming ; Cheerleader; 4-H Club. MELVIN STRICKLAND - DEBRA DENISE SULLIVAN - Pep Club; Y-Teens. CATHY EMMALINE SUMMERVILLE - Mixed Chorus; G.A.C., President; Interclub Council; Senior II Who ' s Who Most Athletic ; Student Council, Chaplain; Husky Howl; P.E. Assistant; Girls ' Chorus. CHRISTOPHER LAINE SUMMERVILLE - Bank Board of Directors, President; Interclub Council; Senior III Home- room President; Senior National Honor Society; Mixed Chorus; Math Honor Club; Red Cross; Oratorical Club; Junior National Honor Society; Boys ' Chorus; Student Council Senator. NANCI SWATZELL - Pep Club; Y-Teens. NERESSA DIANE TEiyiANCE - RANDY TAYLOR - GARY DON THRASHER - Bus Driver. CINDY DAY THOMAS - Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus. REIDA JEAN TODD - S,A.; Varsity Cheerleader; Senior Class Corresponding Secretary; Student Council Senator; Homecoming Committee; Junior Class Favorite; Stunt Night; French Club; Sophomore Class Favorite; Senior I Who ' s Who Best All Around ; B-Team Cheerleader; Miss Hewitt, Top 20. GARY TUCKER - SUSAN TYLER - BOBBY WALDROP - Junior National Honor Society. RANDY WALKER - DONNA WARE- G.A.C. DEBORAH MALENDA WARREN - Husky Highstepper; Stu- 196 dent Council, Social Chairman; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; Homecoming Committee; Office Assistant; Mixed Chorus, Treasurer; Madrigalians; Stunt Night; Junior National Hon- or Society; Y-Teens; French Club; Red Cross; P.E. Assist- ant; Junior ni Homeroom President. ROSE MARY WARREN - Pep Club. JEANNIE WEEMS - Y-Teens; Pep Club; Red Cross; Art Club. TIMMY WEST - Red Cross; Bank Teller; Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball Manager. MICHEAL WHITE - BILLY E. WILUAMS - Football; v estling; H-Club; Track; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Junior Civitan. EMMA WILUAMS - LORETTA WILUAMS - Student Council, Secretary; Sen- ior III Homeroom Secretary; Senior U Who ' s Who Jol- licst Junior ; Senior I Who ' s Who Most Popular ; B- Team Cheerleader; Senior I Homeroom Secretary; Junior III Who ' s Who Greenest Freshman ; Varsity Cheerleader; Miss Hewitt, Top 20; G. A. C.. Treasurer, MALCOLM WILLIAMS - BRENDA DENISE WILUAMSON - Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus. LINDA BEATRICE WILSON - Pep Club; Stunt Night; Red Cross. MARY ANN MLSON - P.E. Assistant; Pep Club. BRENDA WORTHAM - r m L - H Worried about the parade? Vv at parade? I ' m not going to tell you my phone number! Who cares about school ' ? I ' ve got better things to think about! Senior Play — ' ' The Bus Stops Here ' The Cast Brenda Lane Deb Warren Teresa Harlow Karen Abemathy Ricky James Mike Lawless Ralph Mitchell Rickey Holcombe Carolyn Mobley Rosemary Brackin Marsha Oilman Barbara Madinger Mike Cooney Kay Randal Doug Orazine All- American boy intrigued by romantic scene. l - THE CAPRI THE HIGHLAND AMERICANA HIGHLAND AMERICANA APARTMENTS 609 South 38th Street - Birmingham, Ala. CAPRI APARTMENTS 1300 South 27th Place - Birmingham, Ala. 1- 2 or 3 Bedrooms . furnished or Unfurnished . Wall-to-Wall Carpets Parquet Hardwood Floors . Drapes . Forced Air Heat . Air-Conditioned Color Co-ordinated Kitchen . Garbage Disposal or Dishwasher . Swimming Pool Walk to Grocery Store, Drug Store, Cafe or Public Park, 1 2 Block to Bus Stop 5 Min. to Downtown - Convenient to Everything Managed by REALTY SOUTH Res. Manager JUREDA SULLIVAN 1601 North 3rd Ave. . Phone 328-8396 611-B South 38th Street, Phone 595-3325 Compliments of: Billy, Jeanette, Debra, Diane and Donna Taylor 200 Jdhn r MrKinnnn A 1, Lvie TRUSSVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY Post Office Box 67 Phone: 655-2128 122 Chalkville Road Trussville, Ala. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. R. E. HAMRIC CLASS OF ' 56 THE CLOTHES TREE 1714 Center Point Road Phone: 853-5212 Exclusive but not expensive Best Selection of Petite ' s and Junior Dresses and Sportswear We Invite You to Shop With Us. Use Your Bankamericard or Master Charge SLAY ' S DAIRY CONE Trussville ' s Finest Choice Foods - Fountain Treats Chicken Boxes - Pit Bar-B-Q THE PLACE WHERE SPORTS FANS MEET Wall to Wall Carpet Cleaning Repairing Moth Proofing Furniture Cleaning Binding Walk-Off Mat Rental SANITARY RUG CLEANERS 4013 First Avenue, North Phone: 592-8167 T. M. RIGGINS R. E. RIGGINS Compliments of DON ROWELL REALTY CO. 8436 First Avenue North Birmingham, Alabama 201 NEW WILLIAMS Downtown 1911 3rd Ave. N Five Points West - 3218 Court V Roebuck Shopping Center Co -Owner -Manager ROY N. SHADIX GLENDALE MILLS AND SUPPLY CO., INC. FOOD TOWN Phone 681-7122 Pinson Plaza Shopping Center Home Owned - Home Operated We Sell Only USDA Choice Beef Selected by Our Experts - Satisfaction Guaranteed f0 Compliments of HOLLYMOUNT MOTEL P.O. Box 131 Trussville, Alabama FOREST TOOL SALES COMPANY P.O. Box 4174 1 11 Sunset Blvd. East Birmingham, Ala. 35206 JIM STEELE Office 205 836-4448 205 836-1153 Home 205 836-6657 Y PHONE 655-3226 TRUSSVILLE NURSING HOME, INC. CHALKVILLE ROAD P.O. BOX 65 TRUSSVILLE, ALABAMA BRYSON F. HILL Administrator Complimients of PINSON PHARMACY, INC. P.O. Box P Pinson, Alabama 202 NATURAL GAS - THE ENERGY FOR MODERN LIVING Water Heating Cooking House Heating Air Conditioning Patio Lighting ♦Laundering 3 Out of 5 Americans Use Gas by Means of Millions of Household Gas Appliances UTILITIES BOARD CITY OF TRUSSVILLE, ALABAMA Phone 655-3211 ■ FIT ' S CPODFOOD YOU WANT Utt BAMA DRIVE-IN 233 Main Street Trussville, Alabama Phone: 655-9912 Compliments of GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON 21 -20th Court North West Birminghami, Alabama Phone: 853-9915 D ANIEL ORNAMENTAL IRON CO., INC. Designers -Manufacturers Ornamental Iron and Structural Steel ¥ - 603 Bolin Street, S. W. Dial: 323-5864 Compliments of A.P.I. DISCOUNT FURNITURE MART 1849 Center Point Road Phone: 853-2820 MIN-t AND tOVf ViAl nUt ' ROEBUCK SHOPPING CITY 9078 Parkway East Birmingham, Alabama 35206 204 Your Herff Jones Ring Representatives ALABAMA GRADUATION SUPPLIES 879-0888 1817 - 28th Ave. So. Birmingham, Alabanna 35Z09 205 BELMONT STUDIO 214 1 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. Congratulations to the Memento Staff and their advisor, Mrs. Miller, for th e best annual ever! B ! l uiH N l - T ' B m H r : H K - M ■ ' jaa 1 206 DOUBLE L STABLES Route 5 Box 519 Birmingham, Ala, Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WM. D. THOMPSON M.D. STYLETT ' S BEAUTY SALON Unit 1 Office Park Trussville, Alabama Operators GAY COLLINS MARGARET ROPER Compliments of JOE AND HAROLD ' S BARBER SHOP Trussville Shopping Center mm PIZZA PARiOR O O ANDoTS YE PUBLIC HOUSE t serve fun 256 Gadsden Highway Birmingham, Alabama Congratulations Seniors 307 ROEBUCK LUMBER CO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Office: Ruffner Road - Roebuck Plaza Mailing Address: Route 11, Box 126 Phone 592-7268 Birnningham, Alabama 35210 STATI FARM INSUDANCI J. W. WAID, AGENT STATE FARM INSURANCE Home 655-2337 Office 655-2146 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 2 Locations to Serve You Center Point 23 - 25th Ave. N.E. 853-5350 Trussville Main Street 655-3303 Fre e Make-up Lessons Compliments of SOUTHERN SECURITY AND INSURANCE AGENCY STRUCTURAL DETAILING SERVICE P O BOX 251 TRUSSVILLE. ALABAMA 35173 P H, 20? . 65S-2Q37 BOB NELSON PRICE ' S DRUGS On the corner since 1898 ' Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription Dial Pinson 681-2321 In Beautiful Pinson Valley- General Insurance 5 Office Park P.O. Box 87 Phone 655-2889 Trussville, Alabama AUTO - LIFE - HEALTH - FIRE 208 209 - : ' EicstbvtiMaMBaiefiii TRUSSVILLE MOTORS Main Street Trussville, Alabama Compliments of BRADEN FURNITURE COMPANY Trussville, Alabama MABE ' S GARAGE 219 Main Street Trussville 655-3907 General Auto Repairs Lawnmower Repairing ' ' Toro-Yazoo Mowers - Simplicity Ride ' • ' Homelite Chain Saws :- Authorized Dealers on Chilton, Briggs, Stratton, Kohler, and Tecumseh Engines Compliments of HUSKY BARBER SHOP Chalkville Road Trussville, Alabama Compliments of J. B. RAWLS D.M.D. 210 PEARSON LUMBER CO. Hardware, Lumber and Building Supplies P. O. Drawer A Springville, Alabama 35146 Phone 467-3471 MARCUS M. PEARSON Compliments of TRAMMELL GOLF RANGE Located on the Birmingham Highway SELF MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Tools . Dies . Jigs . Fixtures Machine Work GARY HORNSBY Engineer Phone 833-3435 125 Sunset Blvd. Birmingham, Ala, Compliments of DICK ' S T.V. 404 Main Street Trussville, Alabama Television and Radio Phone: 655-3143 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND STANDARD V OIL ' Compliments of STACY STANDARD GEO. B. STACY, Dealer Phone 833-9252 1001 Gadsden Road ' lotto s Phone: 655-2951 Any Hour TRUSSVILLE FLORIST Antiques and Gift Shop MRS. DOLLIE SOUTHERLAND 1 92 Main Street Trussville, Ala. SPRINGVILLE DRUG We Fill Prescriptions Next to Burgess Clinic P.O. Box 216 Springville, Alabama 211 GRACE BOYLE RED DOORS ANTIQUE SHOP We Buy and Sell 985 Gadsden Road - Roebuck Plaza Birminghann, Ala. 35235 Shop836-0lZ0 Phones Res. 836-7788 Complinnents of BURGESS CLINIC Springville, Alabama Compliments of SIMMONS LUMBER CO., INC. VULCAN HARDWARE CO. in Roebuck Plaza 1021 Gadsden Road = Lumber for Residential and Commercial Building Materials Springville, Alabama Phone - 467-3076 JONES-LAWLESS For Men and Boys Roebuck Shopping Center Eastwood Mall - Five Points West TOM LILES REALTY Featuring Brand Names Clothing for Students RESIDENTIAL - FARMS - BUILDERS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TOM LILES 655-2579 Rt. 1. Box 650 Trussville, Ala. 212 . ' ' P- o , s ZIPPERS FRINGE BEST WISHES FROM THE SEWING BASKET 203 Main Street Phone: 655-3872 EVERYTHING FOR THE WOMAN WHO SEWS 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 ALIAS EQUIPMENT CO. 725 Gadsden Highway Birmingham, Ala. 35235 Phone: 836-4211 WE SPECIALIZE IN WICKER FURNITURE MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY Pinson, Alabama Complete Home Furnishings HERBERT H. MARSH JAMES E. MARSH JR, Phone: 681-3221 IGA FOODLINER Compliments of PRATER DRUG r 2Z!liJ DRUGS Prescription Specialist Phone 655-3601 Res. Phone 655-3128 Trussville, Alabama Main Street Next to the Post Office LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 213 KENT PHOTO SERVICE P.O. Box 6, Pinson Compliments of NORMA ' S BEAUTY SALON 408 Main Street Trussville, Alabama BIFF BURGER GOOD HOUSEKEEPING EDWARD ' S GROCERY } - i This is the end . . . The end of one year and one phase of growth. 214 IXN TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made