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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1978 volume:

•• COVT' 4 MHOiXJ TTX Looking bask to 1 •Ji School tfethugi that shaped ouA backg round: tuning to' zead and unite . . . per tkbfa vkkip o oikm The Spring Art Show of 77 was one of the more interesting of the school functions. The show was held for two days in the gym where everything could be attractively displayed. A wide variety of art techniques were on display, and the art students demonstrated the processes involved. Many people from the community at large as well as the student body turned out to see what the Art Department could do. 17 13 has Oj CA aitob u tg o cut original spook, $o eutke ut his SOul. [{- tb lSa,'t fypieSS l U, OJti, 0 i u6lC, doMCb Co, doOhiCb, It 1 6 4 p nPAge- Ut Ws CM behavior. The Choral Department, under the direction of Ms. Emily Cantrell, performs a variety of musical styles all seasons of the year. Participation in the Choral Department is open to any student who desires to make it a part of his schedule. Hewitt's Choral Department performs annually at the County Music Festival and at graduation. Special attention is given to the Music Department’s Thanksgiving. Christmas. Easter and Spring Concerts, to which the student body and general public arc always invited. 17 DEDICATION I The, 1977-78 annual stafe f ocutfy dedicates (ktt $ue o£ ke M M MO to-Cfa(feuLP. RmW M-v. Parker kos tougkfc at Wewltt Jar ten years. We began- tracking nin gwwfe social studies and, ooed up to- efooentk- gWe A� etican kistory wken ke kUdh, guide, was mooed to-the net Junior hlghschooL M - Parker is a, retued ar y master setgeani. We andl Ids wife have, Uauefed, attoue the-woddh IntkeJaHo 1977, ke t a esL his fehUM gold CadMac fe a- sdoer one. Mr. ParW kas tujo- chihhen ani tkree gta dchtfd e u We is paritouiarly pMuxd off his grankWgkfcer Pameta, Means, wko- is majoring in- engineering at TUskegeeani-was deabd lssTushegee, this yea . M . Parker is a natfoe o£ BlmOngkai -, an t ke ani- his wife hue, In Nor Btrmlngkanu 19 Mr. Reuben O. Robison has been principal at Hewitt for twelve years. He attended Troy State University and the University of Alabama. He has been married for twenty-one years and has two children. He graduated from Hcwitt-Trussville High School. 2. Mr. David Roberts is the assistant principal at Hewitt. He attended Auburn University and U.A.B. He has been married for nine years, and has two children. Mr. Roberts' pet peeve is filling out forms for the annual staff. 3. Mrs. Della A. Sutter has completed twenty-seven years as registrar at Hewitt. She has been married for ihrity-eighi years and has two children. She attended the University of North Carolina and Massey Business College. Her favorite pastime is reading. 4. Mrs. Margie Roper has been married for twenty-seven years and has two sons. She attended U.A.B. and Samford University. She has been at Hewitt for seven years. 5. Mrs. Shirley Estes is an aide in the Counseling department. Mrs. Estes enjoys sewing, piano and interior designing. She is married and has two children. This is her first year at Hewitt. 6. Mrs. Pat Smith has been a counselor at Hewitt for the past four years. Prior to becoming a counselor, she taught girls physical education. and ninth grade social studies. She has her B.S.. M.A. and AA degrees from Samford University and U.A.B. 20 Ujak tkbWhe k G 'RouncL The Hcwilt-Trussville High School is an imporiani part of the Jefferson County Board of Education. Joining with 85 other schools. Hewitt helps form the largest surburban school system in Alabama. The School Board is made up of five citizens, from different walks of life, who serve as the decision and policy-making body of the Board. They arc elected by an at-large vote and serve overlapping terms. The Board operates under the committee system to approve educational programs, new construction projects, and employ the necessary personnel to operate the school system effectively. Mrs. Robert W. Gwin has been a leader in Jefferson County education for the 17 years she has served on the Board. Dr. George E. Rudd is a family physician from the Pinson area serving his second term on the Board. Dr. Jack M. Dabbs is a physician and surgeon from the Hueytown area, currently serving his second term. Randall I. Goodwin is Special Projects Coordinator for the Red Mountain Museum, and the youngest member of the Board. Jack E. Brymer. the newest addition to the Board is the managing editor of the Alabama Baptist newspaper. Dr. J. Rcvis Hall serves the Board as superintendent and secretary and is responsible for carrying out the Board’s decisions. btdiiu to M 6m { tiie, IDtp roMte;. . . tke {u - beUig witiv special bu uk at special tihtfcs om L peaces ami. . . U'v. Ajucsto f eaJlmes 28 tkb '77 Daitce Patti Jeane Acton Teresa Shaneyfclt Alderson Mary Aldridge Johnny Alexander Julia Anton l.esa Mechele Arledgc Rcnea J. Armstrong Pam Atkins Roger Dale Bailey Tammy Ray Bailey Randel Wayne Beasley Bill Blankenship Tim Bridges James Allen Brown Terry Brown Leigh Cannon Priscilla Denise Carey Matt Cardwell Victor Chapman Michael Clanton Jim f-.d C’lavton Steve Clevenger Billie Mlizabeth Coleman David Collins I eresa L nn Collins Michael Cone Tina Cook Gloria Cooper Lance Corn Rufus Cotton Francis Cravey Dory Curtis Anneva Denard Kathleen Ann Dakin Julie R. Davis Julie T. Davis Tim B. DcVaughn Cheryl Lynn Diskcr Brad G. Doss Teresa Douglas Todd Driskcll Villctia Dunaway Joseph I . Duncan Mark Dunn Mark F.ason Ernie Edwards Ricky Edwards Susan Edwards Stanley Forehand Denise ( . Fox Karen Fay Franklin T racy Franklin Patti R Fuller Jo Ann Ciahlc Cindy Gentry Belinda Darlene George Joy Zan Gilmer Sian Golden Barbara Gooch Janice l.eigh Gooch Randy Hathcock Terri Higginbotham Mark Hill Michael Howard Linda Huggins Scott Irwin Mclcssa G. Isom Donny Jones Kenneth Wayne Jones 45 Janet King Melinda Ann King Lance Edward Kirksey Herman Philip Krack Dcna Colleen Kohser Diane Kiosk in Kerry Lambert Ann F. Lancaster Lisa R. Land Ann Elizabeth Lawless Terri Lawrence Donna Lynne Lawson Janet Little Beverly Beth Long Jimmy Loveless Wallace D. Marbury Tim M. Marlin Tammy L. Martini Brian K. McGill Mary Anna McGrath Patncia A. McHenry Douglas E. McIntyre Roger Miller Mary M. Moro Trent Muncher Jeff Murdock Denise M. Murphree Kim Reana Nash Chris Nelson Angie Nordgren Mary Kathryn Nuss Kenneth B. Osborn Patrick O'Shaughnessy Patricia Oxley Janet Pace Kristina Marie Payne D. Darlene Peoples Renee Peoples Michele Pepper Laura Perry Wanda Gail Poston William I.. Prater Chad W. 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V. fTu. - - --a •TZS Ttf ' bbccK £f r Yo O vj £s oj J97f S?% rtje o£o Y?J! 3 f yoo 2 ■K VoJJL _Ju r foodUt, HAU• jj±£ r I M.V.P. • AlA zUJ) f; h u.Ut; M' H} r.e.4. ■oc eu £cLfcu , —--1 ’YfloXA . -cc s 'S ofA- Cp zi c 97C-77 }J S'bicbvp A 7ft 6 £■ ? r M!A tlf'j PV ZiocJfC , oCiO vVl - -J. trv - CjMr ■ pj fi -l-c (VvJV'tVn (1 ooc m CLC K • Or'ooJ. tet Out TAFF MAWEMAHCe — Miss Rmh Evelyn Peer teaches Geometry and trigonometry analysis. She has been teaching at I lewrtt for eighteen years. She sponsors the student council. Miss Peer sings in a deaf choir at her church. She has an A.B. from the University of Montcvallo. and M.A. from the University of Alabama and an M.R.E. from the New Orleans Baptist rheological Seminary. Mrs. Betty Thomas has been a teacher at Hewitt for sixteen years. She graduated from Phillips High School in Birmingham and then attended Birmingham-Southern College where she received her B.A. degree. She also has an M.A. degree from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Mrs. Thomas teaches geometry, algebra and sponsors the math honor club. Her musical preferences include instrumental and some country. JUNIORS Brenda AbbruzZO Sieve Aldrich Sieve Alvis Leevi Anderson David Bailey Kim Bailey Paul Bailey Kenneth Barber Brenda Barncii Keith Bentley Boland Blaylock John Boone Jeff Brasher Wylene Brown Greg Brumhetoe Palis Bryan James Buckner John Ryrum DRAMA — U WERE SELF EXPRESSION Teaching drama requires a great deal of patience and courage. This honor goes to one of our favorite teachers, Mr. Ben Scale. Mr. Scale attended Samford University where he received a B.A. degree. Before college he attended Cullman High School. Besides dramatics: Mr. Seale teaches Jinglish. sponsors the senior class play, and is the co-sponsor of the student council. He has taught six years at Hewitt. Among his outside activities. Mr. Seale enjoys music. His favorite is a mellow type of music. Mr. Seale's pet peeve is undependable people. JUNIORS Rachel Caldwell Andy Carey DawnCardi Sandra Cato Cole Chilly Cindy Cole Irudi Collier Wclla Cook Edwin Cooper Danny Cordc Shane Corn Kim Co bv IS ARNE ART JUM0R6 Ronnie Coupland Audrey Cross Connie Crow Sherri Dailey Terri Dailey Abn Damron Patricia Daniel Keith Davis Mcnlu Davis Byron Dement Lynn Denton Anna DeVaughn DRIVER EDUCATION — TO MAKE Mrs. Ly«Jia Hughes is teaching her first scar at Hewitt this year. She has been a teacher for nine years altogether. She graduated from Istroumia High School in Baton Rouge. Louisiana. From there she went to Southeastern Louisiana University for her B.S. and then on to the L niversity of Tennessee for her VI .S. degree. She has been married for nine years and has one child. Mrs. Hughes teaches driver's education. JUNIORS Bryan Dickinton Sherry Dickinson Frank Dillard Mickey Dowey John Dudley Ben Dyer Karla Edward Randy Elliott Phillip English Randall Ennis Terri Eubank Jody Franklin AMERICA'S WSWftS SAFE JUNIORS Retd, Frazier Charles Freeman Darrell Freeman Joey Freeman Mary Lou Freeman Pam Fuller Mike Fulmer Lisa Gabert Way nc Gable Nancy Garrison Wade Gtatiina Donna Gilbreath 65 EDH!M S-TM£ MUSKY KOU L JUNIORS T ina Gilmer Frankie GbiStox Wanda Godfry Sharon Gofonh (null Goodwin I li abcth Graham Janice Green David Griffith l.inda Gucv AJevu Guinn Dwight Gw in M Ronnie Hall AN 9 PE£JENCE IN JOURNALISM Mrs. fcdna Hall Gruman has taught F.nglish for nineteen years, thirteen of which have been at Hewitt. In addition to her classes, she sponsors the S.A.’s and the Husky Howl. Mrs. Gruman graduated from Haieyville High School. She then earned her A.B. degree from Samford University and her M.A. degree from the University of Montevallo. Her pet peeve is stuffy people and her musical preference is the earthy chant of the bongo drums. Mrs. Gruman is a Pisces, born February 19. JUNIORS Cindy Harbtson Tern Hardin Pally Harding Terry Haskew Wendy Hawkins Randy Haynes Amy Head Jerry Henderson Mark Hendricks Janice Hilburn Kenneth Hill John Hilyer 67 Mrs. Mary-Helen Vick holds her B.A.. M.A and A. A. degrees from Samford. the University of Montevalloand the I niversity of Alabama respectively. She has taught in the history department at Hewitt for eighteen years. Her specialty is world history and sponsoring the Miss Hewitt Beauty Pageant. Mrs. Vick enjoys all kinds of music. I ler pet peeves are students with gum in class and those who arc loud. She was born November 20. HISTORY — SlUCMNS YESTERDAY JUNIORS Joe Hocutt Tern Holder Donna Holdcrftcld Scon Hollingsworth Jimmy Hollis Denise Holloway Cora llolibrooks Shem Hood Bells Hooper l.inda Hooper Pam Horlon 68 Donna Hudson F0R7WE SAKE 0F70 U0RR0W Coach Ivan Richard has been at Hewitt for two years. He teaches world geography and hoys physical education. After graduating from Cullman High School he earned his B.S. degree from the University of North Alabama. JUNIORS Greg Hughes Robert Hunter Ramona Hutchinwin Patricia Janie Huey Jennings ('urn Johnson Ronnie Johnton Scoil Johnson Ernest Jones Lori Jones Randee Kelly Patty Kerr 69 I i WO UE ECONOMICS — TRANCPORM NG Mrs. Nell M. Burgess is the head of the home economics department. She graduated from Shades Valley High School in Homewood. Alabama then attended the University of Montevallo where she received her B.S. in science. Mrs. Burgess also teaches home and family. She has been leaching at Hewitt for fourteen years and has twenty-five years of leaching experience altogether. Mrs. Burgess enjoys flowers, plants, travel and sewing. She has four children. Her birthday is February 28. JUNIORS Chris Ke Debbie Kirkes Denise King Laura King Ricky King Wesley King Carol Kmghi Dawna Kohser Michael Krueger Hedy Lake Christie Lambert 70 Laun Lee AWOUSEINTOAWOfUE JUNIORS Gary I.eCroy Deanna l.cMic Danny l.chand Michael Lctson Tommy Lewd Sherri Lawrimore l.aurte Lovch� Kathy Madam Ricky Mann Wendy Marr Sandra Martin Tim Martin 71 GEOGRAPHY — SrUDVtNGTHE Coach Ronald E. Gilliland has taught world geography and physical education for the past two years. He graduated from Minor High School in Birmingham. He received his B.S. degree from Livingston University where he played on the 1971 national championship football team. He loves Jesus, sports and hunting. I le and his w ife Cathy have two children. Chad and Tara. JUNIORS Edward B. Matthews Jod McClain Roy McClendon Mclivu McCrary Junior McDaniel Lim McDaniel Glenn McF.ntyrc Karen McGrath Cindy McIntyre Bruce Melbourne Debbie Miller 72 Paul Moore OWNING- FACE- OF OUR WORLD JUNIORS Joanna Millet The Montgomery Tim Morgan Pete Morrison Cindy Moyc Grant Needham Ramona Nelson Kathy Nether Jan Newton Mike Nix l a ;J Norton Keith N'unncllcy 73 FOREIGN 1 WGU4GEG — SEEING Mr. Walker has taught at Hewitt for 12 years. He has taught Spanish 8 years. French for 3 years and he taught in the Math Department 4 years before he began to teach modern languages. Mr. Walker graduated from Woodlawn High School. He received his A. B. and M.Ed. degrees from Birmingham-Southern College and his AA certificate from the University of Alabama. I le has been the sponsor of the MEV ESTO for five years. Mr. Walker is married and has two daughters. JUNIORS Kent Nim Jan O'bncn Cindv Ofutt Johnny Owen Greg Parker Jon Payne Johnny Paylon Rona Phillip Debra Pierce Donna Pilcher Debbie Pohlman 7 Kim Pope JUNIORS Lon Preskill Caihy Reagan Ken Reaves David Reid Sherry Reeder Ben Reese Bnan Ricks Fred Riddle Jackie Roberts Karen Rogers Tina Roper Sheila Rollon BEYOND 3MERIOVS DOORSTEP 7WEAETDEP SETMEM' — HEWITTS Mrs. Karen Waldrop, who cosponsors the Art Club, has taught at Hewitt for three years. She graduated from Shades Valley High School and received her B.A. degree from the University of Montevallo. Mrs Waldrop teaches art. advanced art. crafts, and advanced crafts. Her special interests are plants, boating and scubadiving. Mrs. Waldrop celebrates her birthday on October 16. JUNIORS Paula Satterfield Rhonda Scarborough John Schotttkr L nn Self Kay Silvcy Sherri Si'son Allison Sizemore Alan Smith Belinda Smith Danielle Smith Kevin Smuh 76 Steve Smith CBNtt CREAnm Mrs. Anne M. Frost, horn under the sign of Sagittarius, has been teaching with us for 2 years. Mrs. Frost is another busy bee in our art department. Besides teaching Art I. crafts, and Senior I College English, she also cosponsors the Art Club and Sophomore Stunt Night. Mrs. Frost graduated from Mountain Brook and received her BFA from Birmingham-Southern. JUNIORS Susan Smith Jeanne Solwokl Scott Sternenhurg Mark Stewart Greg Stone Pam Stone Teresa Stone Dan Slorer Wayne Sullivan Carla Summers Sherry Sweatt David Talley 77 7d Mrs. Helen Lathion teaches B.O.E. I. business math and general business and sponsors the F.B.L.A. club. She graduated from Wenonah High School in Birmingham and then attended Miles College to earn her B.S. degree. She has a master's degree from Alabama State University. Mrs. Lathion has been married for eleven years and has one child. Her musical preferences arc spirituals and jazz. She has taught for fifteen years, eleven of which have been at Hewitt. Her birthday is May 17. BUSINESS EDUCATION WS BOTH JUNIORS Chuck Tanner Beth Taylor Cathy Thibodeaux Ed Thomason Steve Thompvon Paula Trull Ramona Turner George Vann Greg Wadell Shari Wadvworth Stan Waite Sandy Wallen PERSONAL £ND a UMEROaL FPUC«nOfJ£ Mr. Horace Panned teaches tvping and BOF. I and sponsors the prom. He graduated from Hewitt and received his B.S. degree from Livingston University. Mr. Panned has taught for fourteen years, eleven of which have been at Hewitt. I le was horn on July 15. Mrs. F.dvthc Hunter leaches B.O.F.. and typing. This is her third year at Hewitt. Mrs. Hunter has one son She is one of the teachers who does not have a fixed room and has to float during the day. Mrs. Hunter has a master's degree and is currently working on her AA certificate at the University of Alabama in Birmingham. JUMIORe Teresa Wallers Theresa Warr Doug Ware Chana Weber Jane Weni cl Tom Whitehead Johnnv Wilson Rebecca Windham Debra Wolfe Judah Womack Debbie Wood Mike Wood 79 JUNIOR- JUNIORS . Robcit Boy David Diiggi Hoyt Farmer 60 Sharon Jones AUTOGRAPHS JUNIORS JjtW Morgan OhrivStfitrrmc Dcn« Wueriknui I i«a Yarbrough Mrs. Henderson teaches English at Hewitt. She attended Livingston and Alabama State University. She graduated from Wenonah High School in Birmingham. She has been married five years and has one child. She enjoys sacred and jazzy music. UMDERjOASS ensush SOPWOfUORES Bill Al.ff Robin Anderson Laura Anthony John Ashury Eddy Aulds Trudy Ayers Butch Bade Pam Bailey Phillip Bailey Donna Bain Laura Baker 82 Lynda Baker — M1QQI0N f UPOSSIBLE Mrs. Busby has laughi nine years at Hewitt. She attended Auburn University and The University of Alabama in Birmingham. She likes reading and crewel embroidery. She has been married for nine years and has one child. Mrs. Busby teaches Math and English. Mr. Caldwell has taught eight years at Hewitt. He has been married for fifteen years, and has three children. He attended Benedict College and Alabama State University. He enjoys gardening, reading, and fishing. Mr. Caldwell teaches English. eowowoREs Jackie Bailc Johnn Barton Dana Batson Jim Blankenship Pam Blake Michael Blue Rick) Bond Lee Bonner Jackie Bouck Beck) Bowman Robbie Boyd Bobbie 8radberr 83 Ms. Linda Hall is one of Hcwiti’s outstanding P.E. teachers. She graduated from Woodlawn High School and then attended Samford University for her B.S. degree. She has taught at Hewitt for six years. She coaches volley hall, badminton and track and field. She sponsors the Varsity Cheerleaders and co-sponsors the Girl’s Athletic Club. StRl£ P.E. — MORE SOPWOMORES Bcih Bradford Michael Brock Susan Brooks Debbie Brown Ginger Brown Roger Brown Shem Brown Kelly Brunner Pam Bryan Mike Bryant Angie Bullock 84 John Burnetts twnjustfw. VI v Pal Skelton is one of Hewitt's most valuable teachers. She led our girl's basketball team to the state championship in 1975 and 1977 and our archer) team to the state championship in 1977. In addition to basketball and archery, she teaches P.K.. coaches bowling, tennis and sponsors the G.AXYs. After graduating from Hewitt, she attended the University of Montevallo. She has taught at Hew itt for eleven years. £OWO UOR££ Woody Bufkc Ronald Bush Rov Busier Mike Cagle Allison Camp Billy Cardwell Gloria Carter Grcj; Carter Jerry Childers Jcannie Chisolm Sophia Clanton Bill C'Urk 85 MECHANICAL DRAWNO CLASS For the past six years. Ms. Millie Sue Allison has taught Mechanical Drawing I. II. and III. She sponsors the Mechanical Drawing Club. She is a graduate of Woodlawn High School in Birmingham. Alabama, attended Auburn University and received her BA degree from the University of Alabama. She is a talented artist and enjoys an assortment of crafts. People who destroy for the fun of it arc her pet peeve. Ms. Allison enjoys all types of music except hard rock. Iler zodiac sign is Aries. SOPHOMORES Cindy Clayton Robert Clayton Frank Coffey Cloratinc Collin Molly Collin Dwayne Conn Kevin Cooper Bettv Cmby Dcm e Crawford Joe Crawford Liu Cross 86 Jennifer Curl SOPWOWORES Joey Dailey Darry l Davis Jim Davi Mike Davis Gcnclla Deason Lynn Denard Launc Denton Mike Doraudy Eddie Dunaway Tracy Duncan John Dunn Steve East 8 7 SOMETHING'S ALW SVS BRBMNG !r Robert M. Haynes. born under the Men of Pisces. is our chemistry and Ncience teacher. I le has been a teacher for 28 years. 26 of them at Hewitt. fter graduating from Arab High School, in Arab. Alabama, he went to Auburn and earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees, Mr Haynes enjoys pop music and restoring antique autos. SOPHOMORES I im Ej'cn Robin Edwards Mark f-.pgc Brun F.Iliv Se« � « I Ilium Tern Ex am Tracy Evirn Gloria Flcnnory Jeff Forrexi Clair Fax Chris Fruier 88 Ron I feeman INTUBO AlQm'LAB SOPWO UORES Efrem Fulford Brenda Garner Cindy Camel Julie Garner Linda Garmon Marl Gceslin Jeff Gitnon Cathy Gijnon Karen Glaxscox Joey Glenn Dwayne Clidcwell Michelle Corner 89 Ms. Cantrell has completed nine years of teaching choral at Hewitt. She graduated from Ramsey High School in Birmingham, then attended Samford University and the University of Alabama in Birmingham. She enjoys playing the piano, needlework and plants. She likes easy rock and religious music. the sound of music SOPHOMORES Phillip Grey Jerry Gnllo Rohm Gnne Lester Gunn Debra Gurhott Melody Guriev Sam Hale Sieve Harbivon Debbie Hardin Sara Harper Mark Harris 90 Julius Harrison RU-£TWE m Mr. Joe V. Summers has completed his eleventh year as band director at Hewitt. He attended the University of Alabama and Samford University. He has been married for seventeen years and has three children. QOPUmOREQ Michelle Hazel Denim Helm Jackie Henson Rene Hicks Robby Hicks Tom Higginbotham Karen Hilmcr Wanda Holderfield Lynn Holt Chenc Honeycutt Ronnie Hooper Melissa Horton 91 B.O.E. — LEARNING SOPHOMORES Roger Houser Barry Hubbard Paula Huggins Johnny Hughes Charles Hyde Tracy Hyde Miss I helma Heard is one of Hewitt’s most able teachers. She teaches B.O.F. II. shorthand, and accounting and sponsors the F.B.I A. club. After graduating from Gorgas I ligh School, she attended Bethany Nazarene College where she received her B.S. degree. From there, she went to Auburn I niversity to earn her VI.S. degree. me of her eleven years in teaching have been at Hewitt. Lee Ann Irwin Shelia Isabcll Mary Ann Jackson Bobby Jarvas Archie Johnson 92 Missy Johnson A MARKEpBLE SKILL Miss Wanda Ka Fuller is one of Hewitt's newer assets She teaches B.O. I III and sponsors the Highsteppers. After graduating from Banks High School, she attended Jacksonville Stale University where she received her B.S. and M.S. degrees. She has taught a total of four years, of which two have been at Hewitt. SOPWO UORES Bohhy Jones Cases Jones Mike Kell Kevin Kelley Renee Kcrt Chen Key Tom Kilgore Cynthia King Bran Kirk Penny Knight Vicky Klmkin Annette Krack 93 I.C.T. AND D.E. 1r. John Richard McGuire has taught for eight years and this is his third year at Hewitt. He teaches I.C7I and sponsors the V.I.CA. club. I le received his B.S. degree from Livingston University and his M.A. degree from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. He has been married ten cars. has I child and enjoys as leisure time activities pistol competition and oil painting. — ON THE JOB SOWONOREG Sharon Lancaster Linda Lawvon Stanton Lee faith Lewi Vincent Lilly Tun Lind 9a Mark Lindsey Randy Little Kenny lane Tracy 1-ovcUdy Angie Loworn Beth Lowery TRAINING IN SCHOOL Mr. Alan P. Eubanks has taught for five years, all of which have been here al Hewitt. He graduated from John Carroll High School in Birmingham and then attended the University of South Alabama where he earned his B.S. degree. He then studied for his .V1.A. and A.A. degrees at the University of Alabama in Birmingham. He teaches D.E.. business law and sponsors the D.E.C.A. club. His hobbies arc sports and reading. His birthday is in March. SOPHOMORES Shawn Lowery Chuck Lunsford Wendy Lyle Doug Markstrnm Greg Marlin Jeff Martin Richard Massey Lisa Maacy Greg McCoy Liz McKcy Joey McClain Mitzi McWhorter 95 DISCOVERING A NEW WORLD SOWO UOR S Jeff Melvin Bill Millonig fanva Mmdler Regina Mcvcm Joanne Mitchell Mike Mitchell Pam Mitchell Rickv Mize Moves Moore Shjtim Moore R.« � oelt Morgan 96 Scott Mover through the study of biology Mr. Fred Whittaker is synonymous with biology at Hewitt where he has been a teacher for twenty-three years. After graduating from Ramsay High School in Birmingham, he earned his A.B. degree at Birmingham-Southern College and his M.A. at Peabody College in Tennessee. His family consists of his three cats: Casper. Shelby, and Skeezik and his English bulldog. Lord “Bucky Buckingham. Mr. Whittaker was born under the sign of Taurus on May 16. COPWQUORES Jeff Mullins Kcilh Mulkcs Donna Murphrce Vckcu Myers Alan Nabors Tim Neely Cindy Nclhcry Marcia Ncwmcn James Newsome Greg Nicholson Serito Nicholson Laura Nix 97 PSVCHOLCkSV — LEARNING- Miss Barbara Floyd teaches government, economics and psychology. She sponsors the National Honor Society. She graduated from Washington County High School in Chatom. Alabama and received her B.S. degree from Livingston University and her master’s degree from the University of Montevallo. She enjoys cooking, reading, and listening to country music. One of her pet peeves is hearing a chair dragged across the floor. Miss Floyd has taught for twenty years, thirteen of which have been at Hewitt. She celebrates her birthday on December 2. eOWOMORES Kelly Noel Denny Norton David On Larry Osborn Bryan Otwell Jamie Overton Laura Owens Jamie Paine Kenny Pair Doug Palmer Kenny Pannell 98 Allen Parker BOUTYOURGELF SOPWO UOREG Suzic Parker George People Leon Peel Barbara Pcrr Steve Perrv Terron Phillip Will Phillip Rhonda Pitt Rebon Prater Jacla Price SanJra Prince Meda Polly 99 SENIOR-ENGLISH —THE END Ms. Linda Petty teaches Senior English at Hewitt. She graduated from Huey town High School and received her B.S. Degree front the University of Alabama. Ms. Petty has taught for twelve years, nine of w hich have been at Hewitt. She celebrates her birthday on July 29 and is a Leo. Ms. Petty's hobbies include reading, listening to music, and tending to her plants. Her pet peeves include hypocrites, liars, cheaters and rude people. SOPHOMORES Jan Pool Gina Pugh Becky Quick Lester Rachielles Brian Ray Vicki Reedy Carl Reid Nancy Rendu Sheila Reynold! James Richards Sandy Rigsby 100 Robby Rubicon of a FOUR year struggle Mr. Wilma Roby teaches Junior and Senior College English. She graduated from Hubbertville High School in Fayette County. Alabama and received her B.S. degree from the University of North Alabama, her master's degree from the University of Alabama, and her A A certificate from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Mrs. Roby has taught for nineteen years, all of which have been at Hewitt. She celebrates her birthday on June 28. She has two pet peeves: slow drivers and students who ask. Did I miss anything in class yesterday? She and her husband live in Roebuck Plaza COPNO UOR£C Jay Rodgers Donald Rollins Danny Roper Wayne Rowan Jeff Rush Bills Sargent Charlie Scarbrough Harry Scruggs Claude Searcy Joey Seed Jay Seagcrt Donna Shancyfell 101 BOVS P.E. — CONDmONINS Coach Chip Stewart teaches driver's education in addition to being Hew itt’s head coach. He also sponsors the H-( lub. I le received his B.S. degree from the University of Mississippi and graduated from Hewitt in 1963. His family consists of Jerri Lynn, his wife for two and one half y ears, and his son Trent. Coach Stewart enjoys golf, jogging, and reading. He celebrates his birthday on July 9. His zodiac sign is Cancer. He has taught for eight years, six of which have been at Hewitt. SOWO UORES Greg Sharp Roberta Sh« rc Dwayne Short Mjfk ShoulK Ken Shook Roger Shtigart Felicia Simmoni Vickie Stmmoiu Jan Sirm Tommy Sinn Jay Sinyard 102 Joy Smith the mind as well as the body SOPHOMORES Dan Smith Wally Smith Lane Smithson Liu Smithson Candy SolwokJ Tracy Southerland Randy Spruill Frank Stack Billy Steagal Kelly Stengal Teresi Stidham Sandy Stone 103 SPECIAL EDUCATION — A NBA Miss Gayle R Ingram leaches Exceptional Education at Hewitt and Vocational Education at the Dabbs Area Vocational School. She has taught for ten years, but this is her first year at I lewitt. She received her A.B. degree from the University of Montevallo and her master's degree from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Miss Ingram enjoys sewing, arts and crafts and all kinds of music. Her hobbies include painting decorative mailboxes, working with antiques, refinishing furniture and woodworking. Miss Ingram celebrates her birthday on May 26 and is a Gemini. COPWO UORES Karen Sircip Dennis Slnpliny Malcolm Swindle S.indi Talc Tanna Teague Connie Thibodeau Marts Thigpen Karen I homas Sandra Thomas Tim Thomas Scotty Tillman 104 Ri sanne Tolbert DEPAR7|WEfJTATWEU rrr Miss Terri Holland: Speech and Hearing teacher. Mrs. Ann Thorne is a new teacher at Hewitt, having taught only one year before coming to Hewitt. She attended the University of Alabama in Birmingham, but received her B.A. degree from the University of Southern Mississippi. Mrs. Thorne teaches Core English and core math in the special education department. She sponsors the B-ieam cheerleaders. Mrs. Thorne has been married for eight years and has two children. She has a dog. Thistle Thorne, and enjoys listening to music that ranges from Bach to the Beatles Her hobbies include crafts, tennis and clowning. She is interested in community education and the Alabama Zoological Society. Mrs. Thorne's birthday is June 15: she was born under the sign of Cancer. SOPWOUORES Sonya Tones Many Tong Tommy Treadaway Cathy Tubwville Lisa Turner Robin Turner Byron Vaughn Steve Vaughn Jamev Venable Nancy Vines Paula Vinvard Kelly Wa id 105 Mrs. Prances I.owe Jones, the library aide, is a graduate of Auburn High School. She has five children. Her hobbies arc fishing and traveling. She is interested in music. Mrs. Jones has worked at Hewitt for three years. Her birthday is May 19. Mrs. Caroly n Smith is the librarian at I lewitt. This is her first year. She earned her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Birmingham-Southern College and I University of Alabama in Birmingham, respectively. Before college, she attended Murphy I ligh School in Mobile. Tennis and painting are her special interests. Mrs. Smith was born October 7. She has been married twenty-seven years and has three children. 7WE. LIBRARY — A DIVERSE. SOPWOMOR£S Roman Waldrop Dawn Walker Reck) Walker lony Walker redd) Wallace Chm Ware Greg Walking 1 erne W ait Kay Wcatheringlon Daryl Weaver Debra Wear 106 Ricky Webb SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE SOPWO UOfcK; Tcrcw Whisenant Brett While Kathy While C'hris Whitehead |jrr Whitten Howard Williams Lisa W illiams Mark Williams Robert Williamson Alan Wills Mike Wisham Mike Wood tO HISTORY — SEEINOTHE FUTURE Coach Ivey has taught two years at Hewitt. He graduated from Huffman High School. He went to the University of Alabama for his B.S. degree. He teaches American History and world geography. He has been married for three years and has no children. SOPHOMORES Derrick Wood J� m Wvall Bobby Yackcc Terry Yancy Tammy Young Sheryl Zcigler Debbie Austin Terri Lighi La Donna I .eyed Mat.ton Lyle Tina Oliver Darlene St. Amant 108 THROUGH THE PAST •• � v Mr. Clifford P. Parker has taught ten years at Hewitt, making twenty-one years of teaching. He graduated from Parker High School. He went to Miles College for his A.B degree and on to the Alabama State University for Ins B.S. He teaches American History and sponsors the Bank Board. He is married and has no children SOPHOMORES Phil Pace Darlene Parker Jenns Philips 109 GOPWO UORE no AUTOGRAPHS 111 miss m win TOPTWENTY: Connie Thibodeaux C'athy Thibodeaux Sherri Sweat! Kelly Rodgers Brenda Reid Vicky Reedy Janet Pace Angie Norduren Kim Nash Cindy Moye Jody McLain Laurie Loveless Donna Lawson Debbie Kirkes Amy Head Terri Eubanks Chery l Risen C arol Ellis Connie Crow Tt-fE 1977-72 UISS HQMTT 114 BEAUTY PASSANT I he 1977-78 Miss Hewitt Beauty Pageant brought some surprises. Miss Angie Nordgren was crowned the 1977-78 Miss Hewitt by Jodie Jones, the 1976-77 Miss Hewitt. Angie had previously been named Homecoming Queen in October and was also voted senior favorite. Kelly Rodgers was selected Alternate Miss Hewitt. This is her first year at Hewitt. In keeping with the theme of the pageant. Miss Mazellc Slirtmire sang some selections from the movie. “A Star Is Born! She was accompanied by Miss Cantrell and Gary Cartw right The H-T Stage Band, which was directed by Mr. Summers, played while the contestants were presented in both pantsuit and evening gown competition. Mr. David Roberts acted as master of ceremonies, and Miss Barbera Floyd described the contestants' gowns. 115 THE Wise HEU tTT U u f-feurf£fc Utss f-feurftt Jii CC ytoa Aagte NoW 'ie PA S5ANTHN4Ueje Jay f-faskew Afiteawates foMj fZodgm 117 IMKSW � • TOP TEN David Wotnojck E Cathy jl odeajujp CoaII Qheph uL Otoiq Ric 120 Debb fCfohtt To tf y Qh(yit Co uu 7ktbo feAu MISS W0MTT TOP TEN ND ESCORTS Wayne, Beasfey Qmu Otou QliWil Qwoott 121 M0MTTS ACADEMIC CUPERtAJIVES a MATHi: 1ATICS AND ClII MISTRY Debra Ratliff, Susan Bresowar. Jim Ed Clayton. Charles Esters, and George Peoples •- Jy ICT: 4, 'Vi Jeff Standridge ♦S5E ENGLISH: Rachel Raehielles. Dawn Weber and Renee Peoples i ART: David Collins • RT: Herman Krack. and Dors Curtis c 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: icky Weldon. Bill Prater. Patti Puller, and lam my Martini V BIOLOGY: Glenda Wren. Tommy Short. Doug McIntyre, and Stan Porhand 122 SemN 7WE MOSTOFTHEfR- 124 WISH SCHOOL EDUCATION tflUMMt it SPAN ! HOME ECONOMICS: -£3 Cathy Sheffield BUSINESS AND OFFICE 1 EDUCATION: Marlene Slone. Lesa Arlcdge. and Donna Chamblec i DRAMA ANDJOL RNALISM: Carol Storey. Mickey Dossey. Julia Anion, and Wayne Beasley MUSIC: Curtis Johnson. Glenda Wren. Rachel Rachielles. Chuck Tanner. Ricky Edwards, and Chris Snrtmire IOREIGN LANGUAGES: Johnny Owen. Dannielle Smith, and David Talley DE: 9V Tracis Cravev. Terr Brown, and Tim Wails 175 SOCIALSTl DIES: Tamniic Waller. Wayne Beasley, and Jay Haskew SENIOR PanvLsOtoy Boiuufc Efifesoii Wayne Bea Hey Pat Biyau FAVORITES T mmy TiuM Angte No'tfiga v Qhft Bxoum 127 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Liscb QhuthscHv, Qe utfr fiJichofooiv, Gtksou , Phill Pac 129 I 130 THE 1977-7S 140 UECG UING COURT f-fpMutt'S 1977 f-lo nfijCOhu4ig gOJufc wOS a doubt $u00 $. ftt additiotv tfr Oj 14-13 tfiC VUj oo i TctviAicfc Utgh Qckoob, U.I S Angtfc No dgi v was OiCumP l UovtfjWHdHq Quee 1977 78 by AXtSS loMruj U age£ 1976-77 Ouftftiu. jUfi, Wo MftCO utKg Cotwt CO f oW Qkaunv Low uj, QopkcHK iz Pituoess ; Joo(y UcLai , Juntos PiiKce S; cu £ Bowuft Gfhsoto, Qfadcyi Ptfocess. A Pjo tfi gd M , th ib wOS Oj b o HftCO vtuig doMtCb uu tt schoot Obukto'uuhv. Giifottaiwiniud-was provided by Du Uu££c. 131 WHMire H0MBC0M1NG 132 RNAUSlS AND ESCORTS PAcLoIm, Juiuo Ptaioe s Qltauw Ltoue ty Qopko L PiUtce s Bowuft QMiSOit QeMJtiyt Ptutoess 133 134 TWE 1977-7S twe. Nuaazc H4VG.A GOOD 140 WJS CHOU' ENrt- U€lAS U B-754M CWEERL64DER6 Laura Anthony Chcri Key Lisa Williams Becky Bowman Kelly Waid Jane Wentzcl 4L.W - Lisa Smithson Jacki Bailey 141 varsity cheerieaders Donna Lawson, head Susan Stack Pam Atkins 4 Tracy Franklin Cheryl Elsen Darlene Peoples Michele Pepper Bonnie Ellison Julie Davis Ann Lancaster Wylcnc Brown Brenda Barnett Allison Sizemore 142 SIRIS’ SPORTS ARE RASCJNAnNS 6. 4-8. Archcry Team THE V0LLEYB4LLTE4 U BU UPS, SETS, I. Basketball team 2. Boss line team 3, badminton team AND SPtlCES TWEIR- lAjAVTO VICTORY 145 THE 1977-1978 146 B4Sk£7B4LL7£4M 147 BASKETBALL, A 148 UWJTER, WINNER, 149 CRjOQQ COUNfTRY — A LON'S- BUM TO VICTORY I BOYS: • « I im Martin. Chuck Freeman. Chuck Bradley and Greg Carlci Hxuk Tim Morgan. Wade Bowman. Danny Cordoand Stan Wait 2 (ilRI.S: iw Karen McOrathand Connie Thibodeaux Aact. Becky Bow man and Candy Solwold Coach Bill Ivey has done a terrific job with the Cross Country team this year. This is the first time that girls and boys have participated on the same team under the same coach. The team ran many long, hard miles in preparation for the season. iso WRESTLERS HAVE AIMNMNS SEASON This year's wrestling team, coached by Mr. Ronnie Gilliland, has had a good season. The captains. Doug McIntyre and Wayne Beasley, are the only seniors on the team. Because of this, we should have a good season next year too as so many of the members will be experienced wrestlers. Pictured Left: Bottom t l to r): Doug McIntyre. Greg Waddell. Alan Smith. Byron Vaughn. Ken Reaves. David Norton Back (Itor): Sieve Perry. Wayne Beailey. Tony Walker. Sian Bean. Joey Seeds. Mike Kelt Greg Watkins. Alan Parker. Randv Little BASEBALL—A WEWfrr TRADmON 153 TUB 1977-72 I. Ann Lawless. President 2. Yvonne Roberts. Vice President 3. David Norton. Vice President 4. Pam LcCroy. Treasurer 5. Brenda Reid. Secretary 6. Mr. Seale. Co-Sponsor 7. Miss Peer. Co-Sponsor 156 council officers i I Rona Phillips. Parliamentarian 2. Susan Stack. Social Chairman 3. Cathy Thibodeaux. Social Chairman 4. Ann Lancaster. Social Chairman 5. Kathy Slaton. Chaplain 6. Debbie Kirkes. Chaplain 7. Clifford Brasher. Chaplain 4. 3. 157 STUDENT COUNCIL 158 SENATORS — 1977-1978 SI NIOR SI NATORS Bock No d-n Honmc Lllison DarleneCicorpc Lamim Trull Karen Bush. Angie Nordgren Front ? � Darlene Peoples Wayne Bc.i'lcy. Donna I.ass-son Jt NlDK SI AMOKS Hmk •� � dr K.uvdcc Kelley. Mark Hendrick'. Reid I ra ier. Ken Reaves. Lynn Denton Front Riiu J� hI Met lam. ( onme Cross Amy Head SOPHOMORI SINAI ORS Vim; Rmrft+f Carl Reid ie rpe Pe� � ples Joes McLean Bock Ret Vicky Reedy. Lisa Williams. J«k Seeds. Darlene Parker. Melissa Horton. The Student Council is the organization elected by the student body of the school to represent them in school-wide decisions. This group sponsors such school wide activities as Homecoming Parade.Court, and Dance: Stunt Night. Honor Class and Club of the Year Awards. I hey also schedule and arrange assembly programs. To finance these activities, they sell football booster badges and operate the Gym Concession Stand during Basketball Season. tub student council in action MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB I. OFFICERS: Joey Dailey. Vice-President; Tim Martin. Secretary-Treasurer: David Hornsby. President: and Charles Ramsey. C'luh Reporter. i SENIORS: Bill Blankenship. Erie Work. Ken White, and Debra Ratliff Knce mfi- l-ancc Corn and Kevin Sherman . JUNIORS: Tom Whitehead. Greg Hughes. Mike Fulmer. Paul Bailey. Greg Slone. Danny Cordes. Kenneth Barber. Ronnie Blaylock. Scott Hollingsworth, and Sloe Alvis 4. SOPHOMORES: Roman Waldrop. Jim Blankenship, Scott Ellison. Frank Coffee. Casper. Fee Bonner. Mark Williams. Mike Wisham. Ronny Hooper. James Venable. DeWayne Cpnn. Roger Brown. Donald Rollins. Steve East. Billy Cardwell, and Tim Neely. 161 TWEBAMk BOARD Ravhcl Rachielks. Carol Storey. Karen Franklin. l cimc Murphree. Tina Cook. Mr Parker, and Beverly l.ony .V« Vawrf Rohm Grow. Suwn Brooks l.oa Arlcdjtc. Mclcssa Isom, and Donna Murphrcc ita Meu� ttt-Ttu su fe Utgh Qchoot Coufags Bank a Juntos AcluevfijniPMt Co4 fxuty sponsored by BlfJB. lUe, BooacL, oiong wA|U . PewW , Focufity Qponsav and A%s. t(d ntyiA, Boat Aitfso-t, operates the, savings bank unde fta guidellines BTNB AddtwjnApjd. jUe, Bonk Boaui has been encowLaging tA students to bank, and the, ieSpon6b has been thentendouS, with v ong ho ioo S banking 100% eocA u eA. 162 ENCOURAGES CAV1N m m -- JUchd ( aldwell. Hedy Like. Alena Guinn. Nancy Garrison. Caihy Thibodeau . Paincia Jame%. Cindy Offuil. Cindy McIntyre. Jacky Morgan, and Mrs. 163 M-U ALPUATUm, 5. 164 1 Officer and Mr Thomav Dawn Weber. Iri Goodwin, Sian I or eh.1 ml. Mrv Ihoma . and Renee People . 2 Ernie I dwardv Jeff Lay field. Chuck ( v Gary (an wright. Pain Aeion. and David Womack. 3 Ghana Weber. Wylene Brown. Iim Marlin, lem Ha kcw.Stc e Diomp«� n and David Norton. 4 ( raif Kkc. Darlene People . Zeke Smith Ann Lancaster. Ja kk aid. IXmna law son. Jim Ed Clay ton. 5 Rachel R.uhiellcv Susan UrcMtw.u Doug McIntyre. Janet I arIcy. Iheda Hasty Bradford. Dtahangir larawoli. and Dory 'urir • Glenda Wren. Debra Ratliff. Renee Roberson. Clifford Bradicr. Vnn I aw lew Pam I cCroy. Joy Gilmer, and Laura Perry ’ lint Martin. Icff Holme . Kelly Rodger , and (’ha tie Rantvey K Clary LeCtoy. Alan Smith. Mark llendnck Allison Si emorr. lommy Lewi , and Ben Dyar U. Pally Kerr Mcnlu Davit. Danielle Smith. Mary Lou Freeman, and Cindy McIntyre. In In Goodwin. Cindy Gentry. Marlene Stone. Donna Chamblcc l ian Citcen. Barbara (iooch. and Dawn Weber. II L.d Cooper. ( urti Johnson. Jon Payne. Mike Krujxr and Johnny Owen 165 UUQtOSUCWL GGJQ OUTTHEIWEU S 1 The HUSKY HOWL aims at covering all school news regardless of age. mentality or depth of importance. Fifteen busy people work tirelessly to bring you the best of all possible” school papers. I. Mickey Do� cy 2 Darlecn Si. Amant and Chen Key 3 Lisa Cross 4 Darlene Parker. Pally Bryant. Stanton Lee and Beth Coleman 3. Cathy Reagan 6. Cathy Reagan 7. Julia Anion and Denise King 8. Denise King 167 ih u Stanley Ktmbcr. Darren Carter. Michael Clanton. William Starks. David Griffith. Patrick O'Shaugnessey. Chris Wolaver. Scott Sternenberg, Charlie Todd. C hriv Humphries Keith Patmon. Johnnv Wilson. Kenn Jones. Kelly Latta. Brian Tucker. Vic Chapman. Steve l.awton ?« ■ Garry Waters. Roy McClendon. John Pikes. Jeff Standridge. Johnny Alexander, ferry Case. Butch Weems. Roosevelt White. Ronnie Johnson. Ronnie llall. Robert Garner. Wayne Taylor. Leo Russo. Mike Howard. Roger Miller. Robert Hunter CLVBQ GE AMERICA lUe, f-figk QdntxA ckoptpA ol'U Voc IvAusbuoJl C$uh$ U a youilt cvu atw oitim, co po6ed boys and qvJUs emcMed Im, bade, indusbvUJl, to tedudcal education couam that ow uocafeoKOjMy omd oocafjofeoKoMy au uded. ACA develops pxogiessive Pjtad idup in, ftdd of, biade,, industrial, and tedinical edu xtito that is co f !fc H£, aggtesstufe, std replant, ciMd c Aaiwe,. 169 — 1977-78 Club Sponsor: Mr McGuire OFFICERS: Wayne Taylor. Mike Howard. Garry Waters. Tony Todd. Jeff Standridge. and Kenny Jones 170 W-CLUB Ff'ml S,cvc Thompson. Tim Martin. Mall Cardwell. Wayne Beasley. Tom Short. Jay llaskew.Greg Kush Pal Bryan 'tuUtf R.n, Greg Waddell. Dave Norton. Ken Cranford. Doug McIntyre. Butch Hyde. Jim Clayton. Jay Waid B uK R,m ( oath Stewart. Jeff Holmes. Alan Stnqucfteld. I rank Glasscox. Allen Brown. Rufus Cotton. lorn lewis Zckc Smith. Scott Walls. Stan Forehand 171 V.B.CA. ”RBACKING OLrrOWVTOR.TOMORI O 7lc D.£,C A- CW) ojJfiAi t ostiucfeo i to distribution', hwiketing, and hianagen ent aact to-a t unfyiociutg th techniques disttLbution, and to- develop any unde tstanJlng ofy tfc social and ecoko h£c lesponsibihtles ofr those engaged Uv distribution Ut Oj co+nf ettfeoe, society. 172 1977-1978 .1hon Front: FrancisCravcy, Tcm Brown. Back: Sherry Sweat i. Shelia Holton Anneva Denard 2 Mr Eubanks. Tim Wait . Roger Williams. Terry Brown 3 Front Anneva Denarii. Jcanell Chandler Vnkile: Franco Cravcy. Denise Fox. Bobby Conwcll.Sieve Rose fktek. Tim Waits. Roger Williams, Sian Skaggs. Terry Brown. Siev e Clevenger. 173 NATIONAL WON OR. 174 l).«vw n Weher. Clifford Bruther Dour McIntyre. Tommy Short. Jim F.d Clayton. Patti Acton. Cindy Gentry. Debra Ratliff. Dena Kohcer. Rcncc Roberton. Glenda Wren. Marlene Stone. Vicky Weldon, and Rachel Rachidles. OFFICERS: Jim Ed Clayton Renee Peoples Ann IjincaMer Debbie Kirke . and Zcke Smith SOCIETY — 1977-197S V Susan Bresowar. Iris Goodwin. Diane Green. Darlene People . Ann Lawless. Donna bw� n. Joy Gilmer. Renee Peoples. Barbara Gooch. Donna Chambke f n ,‘ Reid. Pam LcCrpy. I aura Perry. Zeke Smith. Ann Lancaster. Jay WanJ, Craig Rice. Djahangir Tarassoli Be, Dyar. Debbie Kirkes, Ghana Weber Karen Rogers. Jon Payne. Danielle Smith. Sandra Cato. Mark Hendricks. F.d Cooper. Allison Sizemore. Gan n ro I cm F.ubankv ( indy Harbison. Alan Smith. Cindv McIntyre, and Johnny Owen 175 G. A.C MEMBERS: Karen McGrath. Laurie Lovclcs . Tina Gilmore. Wendy Hawkins. Rrenda Abbnuao. Kay Silvcy, Mary Seeds. Tammy Martini. Cindy Offult. Cindv McIntyre. Patricia Daniel. Renta Armstrong. Vicky Weldon. Ms. Pat Skelton. Lisa Yarbrough. Sandy Walters. Iris Goodwin. Kathy Slaton. Leigh Cannon. Janet Farley. Wylene Brown. Allison Sizemore. Jane W'cntzel. Cindy Harbison. Carla Summers, Debbie Kirkes. Shem Sisson. Mona Nelson. The purpose of the Girl’s Athletic Club is to promote interest in athletics and to develop better sportsmanship among the students. In order to be eligible for G.A.CVs a girl must maintain an A average in physical education and an over-all C average in academic subjects. She must also score 100 points on the Physical Fitness chart established by the Physical Education Dept. 170 m 'A!uiEnc ouub Top: Shan Sisson. Lisa Yarbrough. Sandy Wallers. Kay Silvey. Vicky Weldon. Wendv Hawkins. Cindy Offutl. Cindy McIntyre. Patricia Daniel. Kathy Slaton. Debbie Kirkev Brenda Abbruzzo. Mary Seeds. Wylcne Brown. Allison Sizemore. Jane Wentzel. aria Summers. Laurie Loveless, Leigh Cannon. Mona Nelson. Tammi Martini. Tina Gilmore. Janet Farley. Iris Goodwin. Cindy llarbison. Karen McGrath Bottom Ltfi Kay Silvey. Vicky Weldon. Janet Farley. Iris Goodwin. Sandy Walters. Wylcne Brown. Allison Si emore. Patricia Daniels Bottom Right. Mary Seeds. Vicky Weldon. Janet Farley. Leigh Cannon. Iris Goodwin. Kathy Slaton. Tammi Martini. Kenca Armstrong. 177 178 THE A.C. ’€ IN ACTION 179 FBLA — FUTURE BUSINESS FBI.A SENIORS: Diane Green. Miss Fuller. Kathy Nuvs. Linda Huggins. Renee Peoples, Kathy Dakin. Marlene Stone. Leigh Cannon. Patncia Oaks LEADERS OF AMERICA Top CON TEST WINNERS AND PARTICIPAN I S Belinda Smith. Debbie Kirkcv ami Marlene Stone Rollout OETICERS: Kim Bailey. Reporter; Sherri Dailey. Secretary: I i a Smithson. President: Belinda Smith. Vice-President; and Ramona Turner. Treasurer. 181 FUA JUNIORS Front «.,h I ebbic Wood. Don.la Holdcrf.eld. Sherry Wadsworth. Wcndv Mars, Laura King. Brenda Barnett. Belinda Smith Ramona Turner. Icrn Dailey Cheryl Boyd l.ori Jones. Brenda Ahbru o. Karen Roger Second « � . Patrica Daniels. Ainu Guinn. Audrey Crosy Rachel Caldwell. Hedy l ake. Janet Newton. Wylcne Brown. Teresa Stone. Sheila Rollon. Kim Bade Randee Kelly. Cindy Moye. Sherry l-owrimore. Lccvb Anderson. Nancy Garrison. Kathy Neihcry. Sherry Dicluruon. Sherry Reader. Deanna Leslie. Debbie Kirkcv Donna Gilbreath. Janice Green 'V mA sopwo uoREe f' � t Ron Robin Pray for. 1 raci Southerland Cathy 1 uherville. I aura Baker. Rhonda hm, I ce Ann Irwin. I.iva Williams Lit Smithson. fonna Teague. Shelia Ivahcll. Paula l.oscll. Sr. Ron Kelly Vk aid. Sandy Rigsby. Molly Collins. Brenda Gardner. Jennifer Curl. Beth Bradford. Sandy Stone. Marcia Newman. Connie Thibodeauv. Melody Gurley. Allison Camp. Vic Id Reedy. Cindy Nethcry. Donna Bain, Michele Comer. Tina Oliver Ron Sheryl Zeigler. Regina Mire . Kelley Stegall. Traci Lovelady. JoAnnc Mitchell. Angie Lovvorn. Jackie Bouck. Trudi Ayerv Jan Sim� . Angie Bullock. Debbie Brown. Donna Shancyfcll. Betty Cosby. Dana Bat son. 183 l� ft trow Sherri Diiilcv. Tern Dailey, titeu Kuxh. Lynn Denton m Head Rtnk Bonnie I Ihson. Ihereva Warr. Mr (irunun, Donna Lawson. Ann I aticaster I aura Perry. Anjcie Nordprcn Paula Satterfield. Jen Younj; Bottom OFFICERS: f'nmi; I aura Perry. treasurer: Darlene People', vice-pre� ident. Pam Atkins. ptCMdeot: Karen Hush. secretary. fUtil. Mrs. Crurnan. sponsor; liret, Rush. sweetheart SERVICE ASSOCIATION 184 1977-78 Top: Front: Ann Lawless. Darlene Peoples. Pam Atkins. Ran dec Kelly. Bark: Cindy Move. Renee Peoples. Joy Gilmer. Karen Bush. Carolyn Buchanan Pam LcCroy. Brenda Reid. Donna Chamblce. Julie Davis. Bottom JUNIORS: Front: Theresa Warr. Paula Satterfield. Randee Kelly. Back Tern Dailey. Amy Head. Lynn Denton. Sherri Dailey. Cindy Move. 185 Pam Atkins Donna Chamblec SERVICE ASSOCIATION 184 Joy Gilmer Ann Lancaster Ann Lawless SENIORS AND SWEETHEART Donna Lawson Pam LcC'roy Darlene Peoples Brenda Reid Renee Peoples Jcri Young Angie Nordgren Laura Perry Greg Rush 187 WBMTrnaueevtLiE I. Front:'Glenda Wien Back (Itor). Jeanne Sol wold. D wna Kohvcr. Terri Holder Melody Gurley, Susan Brooks. Lisa Maxcy. Laura Nix. Melissa Morton and Donna Murphrce 2 Front. Mari. Hams. James Newsome. Lim Martin. Jeff Smith and Bill -Miff Back Doug Murksirom. Chuck Cox. Bill ( lark and Brian Rickv 3 Jas Sinvard. Pam Bryan.Candy Solwold.and Richard Massey. 4 Boh Denise Wuerdeman, I aura Baker. Joy Smith. Renee Kerr and Julia Anton. Boh ’. fammy Young. Cindy Baker. Sandra Guess. Denise Murphree. Lon Preskitt and Lynn Molt Boh $ Mark Williams. Nancy Vines. Cindy Offutt. Judith Womack. Clifford Brasher and Joe Duncan ? Daryl Weaver. Archie Johnson Billy Sargent and Curtis Thigpen t Boh I Brian Kirk. Mike Blue. John Ashurv. Kelly Bruner. Casey Jones. Lester Rachiellcs. Robin Grose and Chris Whitehead Boh 2: Jeff Layficld. Curtis Johnson. Johnny Hughes. Chuck Tanner and Ricky Webb Bon 3: Woody Burke, Tommy Treadaway. Rickv Mize. Brian Ottwcll. Jerry Grtllo. Roy Busier. Marty Thigpen and Scott Moyer 7. Front Dwayne Glidcwell. Wanda Bush and Mike Wood Btiik Renee Roberson. Debra Wolfe. Gary Cartwright. Mitchel Hocutt and Lindsey Williams 8. Boh . Mark Williams. Mark Dunn. Kent Nuss. Renee Robinson Wanda Moldcrfield and Richard Masses Boh 2: Tim Martin. Chuck Cox Brian Ricks. Billy Sargent. James Newsome and Brad Docs Boh 3: Johnny Hughes. Cur to Johnson. Chuck Tanner. Allen Wills and Cheryl Boyd 9. Front John By rum. Missy Johnson. Jody Franklin. Hack Randy Little. Jeff Brasher. Mari Lggar Brad Dos . Donny Shudix. Mary Moroand Roger Stone 188 Mdf CMNG- BAND 2 189 90 M AJOR I I I US P.tm Horton Cheryl Boyd Beth |4 mc( Sandra Cato SPICE 7t WLR1ME SWOU S I Front: Karen Bush. Kim Nuh. Rohm Entrekm. Janet Pace Bock: Darlene George. Carolyn Buchanan, Angie Norgren. Pam Lecroy 1 Left to Rixht Lynn Denton. Mary Lou Freeman. Debbie Pohlman. Terri Eubanks. Lisa Gahert. Randec Kelly. Lauri Lee. 3. Left to Rixht. Linda Lawson. Sands Rigsby. Pam Bailey. Clair Fox. Tracy Hyde. Shawn Lowery. Molly Collins 4. Drum Major: Mark Dunn 5. Band Director Mr. Joe V Summers AWARD IMMNfNG- OOLOR£UARD (ltorf RIFLES: A « ?im Su ic Parker. Tamms Bailey. Laura Owens. Karen Strcip. Teresa Collins. Cynthia Kmp Rosea nne Tolbert. Truds Asers. Debra Miller Bwk ?«� it in n; FI.AOS Cathy Sheffield. Jan Poole. Yvonne Roberts. Teresa Stone. I ina Sharp. Renee Peoples. Leesa Anderson. Tammic Waller. Patricia Daniels. Jan Sims, Debra Pierce. Meda Policy. Jan O'Brien. Denise Crawford REwrrrrrauscvfLLE t-na-i hum! Row U r) Sharon Skelton. Karen Hilmcr John Smithson. Ricky Stand Ro Of): Kim Wyatt. Jackie Morgan. Denise Crawford. Charlie Hdssaids. Sandra Prince. Donna Hudson. Scarhrouph. I.es Rachicllev Jan Sims. Joanna Miller. Julie Davis 194 WV£D CWORJJS — 1977 third Rim (hr); Donna Gilbreath. Danielle Smith, l erevj Stone. Jem Hcmlcnon Man Smith. I.ec a Anderson. Cindy Mclnt rc. Debra Wood Fourth Row(I-r): Kath Dakin. Cath Reagan. Rebekah Windham. Kaths Madari . Chm Stirimirc, Jem Gwin. Rachel Rachtclle Michele Pepper Melinda King. Rona Phillip . 195 GtKL CUORUC FrontU tor.) DonnaGilbreath. Debbie Wood.Sharon Skelton. Karen Mtlmcr H� h Rona Phillip . Cathy White. Becky Quick. Sandra Prince. Julie Davi Row }: Danielle Smith. Teresa Stone. Cindy Gamel. Michele Corner. Cindv McIntyre. Row 4 Kathy Dakin. Cathy Reagan. Robin Praytor. Rachel Rachicllc -Joanna Miller. I.eesa Anderson. 196 W DCRORUS Top MIXf DC IIORI SOI I K I RS Cindy McIntyre. Don da Hudson. Rona Phillips. I.eevi Amlcrvon. Teresa Slone. IX-hra Wood. Rachel Rachtclk' -Man Smith. Ricky Edwards President. John Smithson Bottom MIXHJCIIORI SSENIORS Jerry Gwin. Kathy Dakin Melinda King. Sharon Skelton. Rachel Rachiellcs. Michele Pepper. Ricky Edward . Kim NVyatl. Julie Davis 197 SOPRANOS: Front Denise Crawford. Rona Phillips. Karen Hilmer. Debra Wood. Teresa Stone. Kathy Madam. Kim Wyatt. Jackie Morgan Both Donna Gilbreath. Kathy Dakin. Sharon Skelton. Julie Davis. Michele Pepper. Rebekah Windham. Cathy Reagan. Danielle Smith 196 ALTOS: Front Deanna Leslie. Cindy McIntyre. Donna Hudson, l.ccvi Anderson. Joanna Millei Back Rachel R3chiellev Melinda King. Sandra Prince. Jan St ” CHORAL SECTIONS from (In Jem Henderson. John Smithson, Lee R.tchiellev Charlie Scarbrough. Back lf-r) Chris Stiff mire. Jerry (twin. Alan Smith. Ricky Idw.mJv Singing at Thanksgiving. Christmas. County Festival, and Spring Concerts keep the Choral students busy learning words and music. Many students sing from the 7th grade to the 12th grade and finish knowing a lot of fine music. Students who can sing or want to learn how w ill enjoy Choral. 199 TUB ART CLSJB •Annette Krack. Merman Krack. Patty Bryan. Beth Coleman. DarlecnSt Amant. Sharon Jonev Donna Tucker. T nidi Collier. Cindy Cole. I cn Wait , Mit i McWhorter. Ten Evans. I im I aves. I ma Sharpe. Julia Anton. Stan I ee. Renca Armstrong Mars Senh. Patty McHenry. Dory Curtis. Kenny Pair Ricky Walker. Gail Robinson, Mona Nelson. Debbie Wolfe. Ben Reese. James Buckner.Greg Sharpe. Kerry Lambert. Vicks Weldon. Debbie late. Jody Mcl am. Anna DcVaughn. Jim Davis. Robin l.ntrckm. Roger Slone. Johnny Burnette. Cindy Cole. Susan Bresowar. I con Peel. June Milmcr. lammy Martini. Jov Thompson. Todd Dnskell. Carl Shepherd. Ricky Ray. David ollms. Glenn Caldwell. Jackie Price. Ol I ICI RS Herman Krack Joy Thomnv Dory Curtis. Rohm Enirekin 200 1977-78 The purpose of the Art Club is to bring Art into the total school program . . . not as an isolated subject, but as a part of each and every facet of life. While promoting interest in these students who show an ability in the field of Art. we also strive to create an interest in Art for students who do not take it as a subject. Serving the school by accepting responsibility for decorations for holidays, for dances, etc.. we also work on at least one major product to enhance our school environment. This year we have also done work for the community. 201 BEAtem 0 U S4 202 ■ihotrr From Renee People . Butch Hyde. Mary Seed . Doug McIntyre. Mr Whittaker (sponsor). Bu,l. Joy Gilmer. Glenda Wren. Dean Wucrdeman. Curtis Johnson. Clifford Brasher. Tim Bridges, Cheryl EUen. Sian Forehand. Tommy Short. Susan Suck. Cathy Reagan. Ixft: Front; Glenda Wren Ruck Joy Gilmer. Sun Forehand. Esmcrelda. Renee People . Composed oi- 15 enthusiasts scteace students, the, Bd Iota Owfcgou Coctefcy sbdo doJty to- goUc odvanjoed knOuMge, uc thb study ofa ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY Lr-ptr lA-(i Clifford Brasher. Glenda Wren. Joy Gilmer and Cathy Reagan, tftsrr N,Kht rim Bridges, Sun Forehand. Butch Hyde and Renee Peoples. I mv 14-fi Doug McIntyre. Cheryl r isen. Susan Suck and Tommy Short Hrr R'Khi Mary Seeds. Dean Wuerdeman and Curtis Johnson. 203 LIBRARY 204 Top txft Ben Rcc c. Cindy Cole. l 4nSiorcr. Ronnie Johnson l ance Kirkiurv. Mr« Holt.mi Ixh Front Audrey Croce. Karen Kerr. I ynn Will urn . PjImcij Ja Bosk Ron l ern I l.udin. nnlv 4 ° r- ASSISTANTS top f'nmi Rtm Debra Wolfe. AIcm.i Gunn. Miraheth Cirah.inv 1r Jones. Vicki Klodtin. Sandra Tate BmA R� Pal Cagle. Lance Kirlucy. Billy Bolinger. Harry Setuggv. Greg Lubanks. Vicki Reedy Bottom. Front H-rR Marly long. Stan l ee Tom Higginbotham Bark Ro tl-rf fern F.sanv Gina Pugh Bobby Bradbury. Beih Taylor. Calhy White 205 I EDITORS: I amrmc Waller and Rachel Rachielle vnth ihe trophy they Sandra Martin earned at the cummer yearbook seminar at the University of Montcvallo. 4 Cindy Clayton 2 Tom Higginbotham. Stanton I.ee. Tony Fleming. Carol Storey and Sandra Martin. 5. Joy Smith and Debbie Austin 206 7RUSCWLLE. MEMENTO SlAFP Getting out (he annual issue of the MEMENTO is a full time job. It’s a year of silliness, confusion, disorganization, frayed tempers, nerves, and noise: but somewhere underneath all this effluvium, evidently some real work is eventually done. There are ads to sell, money to collect, pictures to sort and to identify, pages to design, records to keep and deadlines to meet —just barely. Under the brilliant editorship of Rachel Rachielles and Tamrnie Waller (who won a trophy for design at the University of Montevallo’s 1977 yearbook workshop) and the frenzied sponsorship of Mr. Walker, the yearbook staff manages to pull it all off and another issue of the MEMENTO is off the press ready for the student body to alternately praise and condemn, but in any event to autograph. 6 Kevin Cooper. Tony Fleming and Toni Higginbotham 9. Karen Hilmer 7. Joe Duncan 10. Carol Storey. Beverly Long. K.ilh Slaton and Janei Farley 8 Julie L aviv 207 I Mi� Gamble. Manager 2. Mrv McCarthy. Mrv Sim 3 Mr . Weems. Mr Wilton 4 Mr . Corde . Mr lav field 5 Mt Mullinv Mrv Robivn Mr Kick . Mr McCurlhrv 208 TUB LUNCURjOO U SiaFF OFHCE ASSISTANTS •f' C� l NERALOFF'IC I ASSISTANTS: Karen Rogers. Kathy Dakin. Laurie Loveless. Iris Goodwin and Brenda Barnette t-itnin iffi Gl ll)AN( T. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Diane Greene. Janice Greene. Mrs. Etues and Clifford Brasher ASSIST AN I PRINC'IPAI SOI MCI ASSISI AN T Sr Sherry Reader. Sandra Stone. Coach Roberts. Paula Satterfield and Wylene Brown 209 N0 IA£ROOM£ K � - Keith Nunnely. Cathy Koj};.ui. IVbra Pierce. Ken Reeves. I ottj Fall. Im.i Miico. Johnny Payton. David Norton. Debbie Pohlman. Ben Reeve. Sherry Reader. Karen Roger R «n Coach Richard Rona Phillip David Reid. Johnny Owen. Jan O'Brien. Tern Reed m i Greg Parker. Sheila Rollon. Jacki Robert .Gail Robinson. Kim Pope. Fred Riddle R«n Rachel Caldw ell. Andy Carey Kim Bailey. Cheryl Bovd R + ' l.inda Biddy. Patty Bryan. Brenda Abru vo. Brenda Barnett. Robert Bo Ronald Blalock. Steve AKiv Coach Gilliand R‘n J: Greg Brumbcloc. John Boone Steve Aldrich. Jeff Brasher Rjiu James Buckner. Buddy Bowers, John Byrum. Keith Bentley. Wylene Brown Ricky Brandenburg. David Bower . Kenneth Barber. Joes Atkin . David Bailey. Paul Bailey 210 WEa rrre students For the first time in 13 years. Hewitt has an exchange student. This time there arc three. Jay and Kelly Rogers (new at Hewitt this year from Hueytown) arc hosts to Luiz Murtoz. better known as l.ucho. Lucho is from Arcquipa. Peru. Yvonne Roberts is (he student host to I'lavio Moraes who is from Sao Paulo. Brazil. The third member of this South American trio is Rodrigo Alonso who is from Santiago. Chile. He is living with Robbie Burdette, who attends the Junior High in Trussville. 2M UNDERCLASS CLASS OFFICERS Jl NIORCLASS OFf ICF.RS: Debbie Kirkes President Ken Reeves Vice-President David Bowers Treasurer Chaua Weber Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: George Peoples — President I June Denton — Treasurer Shawn Lowery Secretary Sot Pictured-Carl Reid Vice President 7 2 Auto Repairs Specializing Phone 655-4117 in Auto Trans- missions. Heating and AirCond. AnO Automotive Service 319 Rear Main Trussville. Ala. 35173 Gene Ottwell Bill Aliff Fashion Trend Beauty Shop 223 Main St. 655-2800 Appointments Only Louise Van Nurden For the Best in Home Furnishing ED BRASWELL FURNITURE 1825 Center Point Road Phone 853-2830 INDUSTRIAL CONSULTANTS P.O. Box 7 Trussville. Alabama Phone 655-6231 Lee's Clothing Stores Clothing for the Family Corner 200 Mam St. Phone 655-2213 Trussvillc. Alabama 35173 Mann Brothers Metal Plating, Inc. ROSA LEE MANN. President P.O. Box 94 Railroad Avc. Trussville. Alabama Phone: 655-3808 655-3060 Lovvorn Brothers Cleaners, Inc. 1828 Center Point Road Birmingham. AL Phone 853-1820 Mabe's Garage and Lawn Mower Repairs, Inc. General Auto Repairs and Auto Accessories 219 Main St. Trussville 655-3907 Toro-Yazoo Mowers Simplicity Riders llomclife Chain Saws Clinton. Briggs, and Stanton Kohler and Tecumsch Engines 214 DAIRY CONE Busier Realty Co. 326 Main Street I russvillc. Alabama 35173 Martha (Peggy) Busier Office 655-8866 Residence 655-3997 Quality and Cleanliness Sandwiches and Shakes Carry Out Orders Pilled Promptly Chicken Seafood Steaks Why Wait? Phone First WALTER and BETTY SLAY. Owners Main St. Trussvillc 655-3700 Compliments of DAVID DOBBS, D.M.D. 417 Main Street Trussvillc. Alabama 655-4300 DAVID HORTON AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 2004 2nd Street N.W. Centerpoint Road Center Point. Alabama 35215 853-3650 681-6489 Compliments of DICK'S T. V. We Repair Televisions and Radios DRAFTING SERVICE, INC. No. 3 Office Park. Trussvillc Structural Detailing Service 404 Main Street Trussvillc. Alabama 655-3143 Morris T. Crow-853-1564 Randy Godwin 853-8177 Compliments of Dr. Karl Egerman JONES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Environmental Quality Control Specialists Post Office Box 435 Trussvillc. AL Telephone (205) 655-3218 215 U L Listed Fire Extinguishers and Pressure Vessels for Industry P.O.Box 81 Trussville 655-3276 COX MARINE, INC. 1-59 Trussville-Pinson Exit Phone: 655-3251 Boats by Glassmaster World Leaders in Quality Fishing Boats by Tomboy and Fisher Marine Plus the Terry Bass Boats Birmingham's Authorized JIMMY C. COX Johnson Dealer President We Service What We Sell PASQUALES Center Point Clairmont Midfield 1849 Center Point Rd. 3330Clairmont Ave. 216 Midfield 853-3131 323-7082 923-1292 Huffman Huffman Rd. 854-4852 ROEBUCK LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Lumber and Building Materials Ruffner Road Roebuck Plaza Route 11. Box 126 Birmingham. Alabama Phone: 956-9567 Southern Institute Designed for the Individual Career Needs of Students Today and Tomorrow . . . SOUTHERN INSTITUTE 2015 Highland Ave. South Birmingham. Alabama 933-8242 TRUSSVILLE STANDARD 24 Hour Wrecker Service Air Conditioning Service 176 Main Street Trussville. Alabama Phone: 655-9963 Compliments of W. B. Riggins Tallow Co., Inc. Rt.2. Box 18 Trussville. Alabama 35173 Phone: 655-3612 Compliments of DRILL PARTS SERVICE COMPANY, INC. Birmingham. Alabama Carlton Montgomery Eugene Horsley Use William Teller First National’s 24 Hour Banking Serv ice The First National Bank of Birmingham 219 uper by fa's for J-L From our wide-ranging jeans depart-mcnt. We’ve chosen the Pierre Model b H I S It features a l« knee. 24 bottom with 2 front quarter pockets and two back patch pockets Special stitching, plus clastic on the sides for dav-lsing case S22 And there’s always some thine new at J-L EASTWOOD ROEBUCK BROOK WOOD 5 POINTS W Jorm-LoMm, zi£N€boys CONSOLIDATED FLAV-O-RICH Goes to School. Too. Continental Telephone of the South Keeping You in Touch for a Better Tomorrow An Equal Opportunity Employer REX-JAMES ASSOCIATES Simulated Gems 8 Office Park Trussville. AL 35173 (205)655-8160 220 TRAMMELL'S GOLF RANGE TRUSSVILLE INSURANCE AGENCY and Miniature Golf and Par 3 CHARTER REALTY Gadsden Highway Across the Street From Jefferson Memorial Gardens Post Office Box 67 122 Chalkville Road 655-3958 Trussville. Alabama Rusty Ferguson Phone: 655-2128 Proprietor 221 Manufacturers of Chipper and Planer Parts GENERAL MACHINE FABRICATING WORK Richard L. George. President p O gox 73 655 8857 Trussville. AL 35173 222 UTILITIES BOARD City of Trussville 655-3211 Natural Gas — The Energy for Modern Living Water Heating Cooking House Heating Air Conditioning Patio Lighting Laundering WE LOVE YOUNG PEOPLE First Baptist Church of Roebuck Plaza Our Services WE LOVE YOUNG PEOPLE SUNDAY 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 10:55 A.M. Morning Worship 6:00 P.M. Church Training 7:15 P.M.— Evening Worship WEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Bible Study rhe Church on Gadsden Road With the Pretty White Steeple, and a Lot of Friendly People 774 Compliments of TARRANT 66 SERVICE 2060 Pinson Highway Tarrant, Alabama FRED D. SCHMITT, Owner 841-8934 U-Haul Truck and Trailer Rentals Butane Gas — Diesel Fuel 225 HAUL CAHABA VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB Route 2. Box 520 Trussville, Alabama 35173 Phone: 655-2095 226 CAHABA BANK TRUST Trussvi lie's Home-Owned Bank Sam l.itcnhy PrcMdeni IBS Jean Bank LccOrmand. Vice-Pre-ndcm Pa! Kuulain Stan I i«enh Sandra Gardner Imelda Gilmer Sheila Wilvin Sharon C'ulvcrhouse Jimmie King tona Wyaii 227 gingiss FORMALWEAR We rent more tuxedos than anyone else in the world • Complete selection of today's styles. • Fast expert tailoring. • Out-of-town service for ushers and guests. • It costs no more. RENT OR BUY 591-8867 Century Plaza Over 150 stores nationally located 228 TRUSSVILLE MOTORS “Buy Your Next Car From Us” 137 Main Street Phone:655-3281 Trussville WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS OUR SPECIALTY QMW TtL 7P 779 BILL TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 1102 South Twentieth St. Birmingham. AL 933-6480 Angie Nordgren. 1978 Homecoming Queen and Miss Hewitt, 1978. i 230 THOMAS WOODWORKS Route 2. Box 251 Pinson. Alabama Phone: 681-7149 K. D.THOMAS: Owner 231 870-0888 ALABAMA GRADUATION SUPPLIES ED MOORE 2825 South 18th Street. Birmingham. Alabama BOB PATRICK. Representatives 35209 23? JAMES E. DANIEL President 620 Goldwire Way S.W. Birmingham, Alabama Phone: 323-5864 Res.: 655 2269 Serving the Miscellaneous Steel Needs of Birmingham and North Alabama Since 1910 MEADOWLANE APARTMENTS in Trussville No. 93 Meadow Lane Plaza 235 PAIR. RACES ATHEU ITT — RAV0RJ7E POSES Compliments of TRUSSVILLE NURSING HOME TRUSSVILLE OIL WELL 410 Main Street Trussville Mrs. Joyce McHugh. Adm. S. E. Turner. Owner P.O. Box 65 Trussville Vann's Garage, Incorporated Waldrup Studios General and VW Repair JIMMY WAl.DRUP 655-9910 Main Street. Trussville 1833 27th Ave. S. Birmingham. Alabama 35209 655-3438 236 Century 2 I Southern Realty Agency 418 Main Street Trussvillc. Alabama 35173 Juanita Whitehead Broker 655-8877 655-8878 Compliments of SOUTHERN SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY = 5 Office Park Larry Whitehead Complete Insurance Service 655-3239 Stacy's Standard Oil 1001 Gadsden Road 833-9252 STATE FARM INSURANCE Trussvillc Center “Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. J. W. WAID. Agent Compliments of STYLETT'S BEAUTY SALON = I Office Park Someone wants to buy your home we probably have their name. Call SUN VALLEY REALTY South C'halkville Rd. 655-2011 854-2644 THE TRUSS COMPANY INCORPORATED TRUSSVILLE DRUG COMPANY Bob Nelson 655-2837 Structural Detailing Service P.O. Box 251 Trussvillc. Alabama 'A I riendls Drugstore On the Corner Trussvillc 2 XT Compliments of Trussville Auto Parts First Baptist Church of Trussville Sunday School ... ........................ .9:45 a.m. Morning Worship..............................11:00 a.m. Church Training...................................6:00 p.m. Evening Worship..................................7:00 p.m Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting.....................7:00 p.m. ALLSTATE Paul Chappie Agent @ Bridges Buildings Conveyors Miscellaneous c o Sears. Roebuck and Co. Bldg. 7500 Crest wood Blvd. Birmingham. Alabama 592-8145 Structural Detailing Alabama Structural Detailers, Inc. Telephone 655-3670 412 Main Street Trussville. Alabama Jim Allen Auto Sales See Our Fine Selections of Used Cars” Phone 655-3800 B S Tool Machine Co., Inc. P.O. Box 6661 Underwood Industrial Park Irondalc. Alabama 312 Main St. Trussville C. W. Bannister President Phone 956-5020 3 rad ex Braden E Furniture Company 106 Chalkvillc Rd. Trussville. A I. 655-3506 Vernon and Billy Braden Owners Compliments of BURCH TANT FORMAL SHOPS ‘Complete In-Stock Formalwcar’ Sales or Rental 2M Fresh Artificial Flowers Gifts — Weddings All Occasions Mary's Bouquet 203 Main Street Mary McGlothin Res.: 655-3862 655-8620 McCay Plumbing Co. Repairs Remodeling Residential and Commercial Archie McCay. Owner Telephone: 836-5641 461 Del Rio Dr. Birmingham, Alabama PRATER REXALL DRUG PUTMAN GAS COMPANY Prescription Specialist Trussville. Alabama 35126 Phone: 655-3601 Res.: 655-3128 P.O. Box 6817 Birmingham. Ala. 35210 Complete Line of Mobile Home Parts Automatic Transmissions General Repair QUINN AUTO REPAIR 985 Gadsden Road Birmingham. Alabama 35235 Charles Quinn. Owner 838-2157 Compliments of Self Manufacturing Company P.O. Box 91 Mary Tyler Road Trussville. Ala. 35173 HARRY H. REICH HARRY C. REICH DAN FERRY Equipment for the Metal Casting Industry Compliments of Southern Ready Mix, Inc. 339 fND 6 Advertisements......... t...............213-240 Allison, Sue (Miss) ..........................86 Alternate Miss Hewitt____ J Annual Staff. Archery , .... Art Club Athletics Band Bank Board Baseball Biology CJub .................. Board of Education _____ Bowling ... . ... .m........ ......... Burgess. Nell ( Mis.) . 3k —......Vu Busby. Norma (Mrs.) .......................... 83 Caldwell, John ........... _________________83 j ( .intrcll. Emily ( Miss)................... «xr Cheerleaders .......................... 141-142 C|ubs Choral Department ... if. . j ____ Class Favorites............. J........:7'.,I26-T29 Color Guard...............J A.......... .. f 193 di ( ...................f. .;v.. .' m B .172 Dedication . ...........yr.............«.....19 Drum M.ijoi X............I.............3L ... 191 Estes. Shirley (Mi s ) 20 •Man ' }_____95 Exchange Students............. :...... j|.: .. 211 1 acuity........ .............r........‘A ... -64 FBLA ....................................... 180 ...............................� . l loyd. Barbara(Mis.v ............ Trj8| Football.....................................13m Frost. Ann (Mrs.).............................77 Fuller. Wanda Miss) 93 GAC Br..................................... 176 C3irls Basketball............. T.............143 Gilliland's Homeroom.........................210 Gilliland|rRonnie.............................72 Girls C rus..................................196 Girlsworts..............J....................143 Grurnan. Edna (Mrs.) .. A.....................67 H Club...............J......................171 11. Linda (Miss)... .M.......................84 RJaynes. Robert M. . 88 Heard. Thelma (,Mis:J. J.....................92 Henderson. Helen (Mrs.)......................82 Highsteppers ________J......................191 Hughes. Lydm (Mrs.) .........................82 I lomecommg Queen and Princesses........130-133 II on or Society 1....................174 nnell. H rker. Cli er, Ru tty. Lind iclVard's 1 I Husky Howl..................... Ingram. Gavie (Miss).............. . Ivey. Bill..'....................... Jefferson County Board of Education I ones. Francis Earle (Mrs.)....... 1 ithion. Helen (Mrs.).... ..... 1 tbr.i: Assistants........ ....... I udiruHii Staff.................. Math I I.mor C'lub ................. Mc( mire. John...................... Mechanical Drawing ( lub . ....... Majorettes . . .. ................. Mu Alpha Theta ..................... Miss Hewitt j-....................... Miss Hewitt Finalists .......... Mr. Hewitt ffice Assistants....... . ani ations e d . K Miss) | [Miss) .... . |T........J meroom . J.............YJ rd. Ivj t.................... fl Roby. Wilma D. (Mrs.)... J.........j. Seale, Ben ... I......J............I.. Senkms ..... Senior Favorites....... £............ Senior Directory ... I Service Association Skeleton. Pat (Miss) Sophomores . . . . j u SophqmorJFavoritCA ............3. J Sophomore Officers............f f. . J Sports..................... J Str-uptr Chipprr . tt............J Student Council..................J Summers. Joe.................... Superlatives .................... Tennis'..................... J. .. I honKLs. Betty (Mrs.) [ Thorne. Ann ( Mrs.) f I rack I nder VIC STck. Mary-Helen (Mrs.) M i men p. Karen ( Mrs.) Wesley ...... er. Fred ...... 8............. Wanda (Mrs.). .166 .104 .108 ..21 .106 ..78 .204 .204 . 164 ..161 ..190 .... 164 114-116 117-121 ... .116 ....209 ...154 .....79 . 19, 109 ...64 L ....100 ....210 .....69 ....101 .. .64N . .34-59 126-127 .....60 ....184 ...85 .....82 ....129 ....212 ....134 ....102 .. 156 .....91 122-125 ....143 ...64 L .105 ....150 ....64J .... 168 .....68 ....144 .....76 .....74 .....97 .....151 .....93 240 THE YEARBOOK STAFF.. 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