Hillwood High School - Topper Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1974 volume:

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The situation in the Mid-East came to a head as war broke out. Kissinger, the new Secretary of State, was again a familiar figure at the negotiation tables as he helped settle the dispute. The oil embargo to the United States was the supposed cause of the energy crisis as heat in homes dropped to 680, the speed limit dropped to 55 miles per hour, and Daylight Savings Time made going to school in the dark a reality. Long lines and high prices were common at gas stations and trucks emptied the streets for awhile in protest. Even the annual White House Christmas tree was dimmed as America saw less of neon holidays. Kidnaps broke out in an epidemic headlined with J. Paul Getty lll and Patricia Hearst as ransoms became almost impossible to meet and threats became reality. Streakers on college campuses became prominent and plans of an April Foolsl White House streak were discussed to persuade Nixon to lay bare the naked truth about Watergate. Consumer income topped one trillion, the best seller was The Exorcist, the number one song was Killing Me Softly, Billie Jean King brought defeat to Bobby Riggs in the most talked about tennis match of the year and Hank Aaron hit the top when he broke Babe Ftuth's record. On the 2 other end of the ladder, America's world renown Bed Cross went broke and she also experienced a paper and wheat shortage. Talks of the end of the world fizzled with the Comet Kohoutek, and Jesus freaks came to save Nashville only to be arrested. Tragedy came to country music stars in the death of Tex Ritter and the murder of David Stringbean Akeman, whose death became one of the numbers which soared Nashville into the most murderous year in her history. Magic Touch massage parlor raids hit the news just as did the monumental achievement in the frequency switch of Channels 2 and 8 before hundreds of viewers. Hillwood was also watched this year by evaluators. The Senior Lounge was almost done away with but was regained and appeared again second semester. Two faces are gone however, not to reappear. Coaches Graves and Whitmon went on to higher administrative positions in other schools, at Hillwood's loss. The first student broadcasting system WHHS, was an attraction which will return as was the Senior Variety show's tour to Vanderbilt's Children Hospital. The PTSA Flea Market brought interested purchasers while 50's day brought V interesting, duck-tailed dressers. The Varsity Girls! Basketball team went to the District tournaments led by Dianne Frierson who, earlier in the year, broke Hillwood's scoring record. David Scott and Hunter Bogitsh were added to the elite list of state wrestling champions and with them brought honor to Hillwood. This year never has been before and never will be again, truly it was new and unique - this school year 1973-1974. Sports ...... Organizations People ...... DEDICATION N58- This energetic individual gives of herself to a cultural organization, community service group, and a teachers' professional organization. As a sponsor of the French Club, she gives her French students a better taste of the culture by sacrificing many hours of planning. She has brought the Anchor Club back on its feet by lending a helping hand so that they can follow her example and aid the community and school. Finally, as one of the students' favorite teachers, she is also the M.N.E.A. representative for the teachers. Hillwood has fought to keep her and as a result we have benefited for this effort. To this vivacious teacher, Helen Conlee, we dedicate the 1974 Topper. DEDICATION DEDICATION Here is a man who has proved to be a great asset to Hillwood High School. As an English teacher, he also takes time out to sponsor the Topper and is athletic business manager. Both involve more than an occasional meeting a month. Every day of every week, this man gives a little bit more of himself to his work, his students and his colleagues. Yet, he always finds time to stop and listen to anyone who comes to him just to talk. To him, everyone is important. Herschel Hardaway, better known as Mr. H, has dedicated himself to Hillwood, so to you, we dedicate the 1974 Topper. ,W ,,, fx up rm, 'X .. r ,. , DEDICATION The Look of Hillwood These are the faces who combine to form the look of Hillwood. With each unique person and situation, each day at Hillwood holds the unexpected. And the students' world is mirrored in their faces as they make Hillwood different every minute, hour, day, month and year. 6 QQ with ,X -:J 1 gm. 8 W. X5 WW x N N' 'ii X ' swim: ,NMA I, ' wif? X '- QL -Gaby. T Our School Year h , . A M h . ., ..1Lv,m. l Gas Shortage Changes Way Of Living h 1973-74 . 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I 2: f - Q Q. . . , , 5-7 fMy,'21'if1,rw ' iq 1 fw f VU' R e S I n ' if ,.,,4z. maria . 2 , Y ' vr m.-Q, , -fi The IVIid-East Crisis Unique Year The Breaker Of Many Records - Hank Aaron New I One Of Many Kidnappings: Hearst Students Arrive Before Dawn is!! k 15 of 'S+ 'X The air filled with high hopes, the stands filled with cheers, alumnae and a sprinkling of mums, six beautiful girls filled with smiles, the team filled with the will to conquer the odds, and a victory game dedicated to Jim .. ft is VA IQW Mclntyre, whose night was filled with pain, all melted together to paint a homecoming to remember. Q, 13,2 I Queen, Gloria Owens. - X A , .,,, li R 5 V , 2 S ,, Eighth grade attendant, Terra Alexander. Sophomore attendant, Donna Ezeil. Junior attendent, Katy Anderson, K 2 ' w. i A it '- M 3? W if I . , 17 Freshman attendant, Sherry Cox. Senior Attendent, Lauri Cohen. 'R ft I i iowa, S Seniors Count to Ten The Variety Show brought out how each senior holds talents for popping bubble gum, acting like frogs, counting to ten, singing, clowning around, imitating, playing with fire, laughing, having a good time and partying. As they gave a bit of themselves for one night, throughout their lifetime they'll remember the time they made fools of themselves, but got to know the rest of the seniors, perhaps too late after twelve years, but long enough for one near-perfect year. If he kisses me once, he'lI never be back. No applause, just money! Hillwood seniors exemplify the green, the good, and s 2 V 3 K L E s - 2 il? A 5 -il gt i 3 i t Q i Thank you, but I shaved this morning. You can tell John Simpson always eats his Wheaties. And that's the truth! 19 Q' sa 5 Sherrie Gordon and WSM reporter Tom Smith display the certificate given by the March of Dimes. Fifties Day - Fun With A Purpose Heart Week was a time for unusual fun. Students taught class, girls were nice to boys and boys were nice to girls, Valentines were sung, and the favorite was dressing in the fifties era. On that day the King and Queen of Hearts were crowned and reigned over the ceremonies. Hillwood students and teachers came greased and bobby-socked to join in one of the most as s Q memorable events staged this year. David and the Dominoes provided entertainment as the King and Queen bopped to the Music. Best-dressed students and teachers were selected and presented ribbons. wt Not only did everyone have fun this week, but about 3270.00 in pennies were collected as a way of voting for the King and Queen of Hearts and later donated to the March of Dimes to spread our happiness to others. t Q gk, sit? s s Q LR Q s wi as - S . Q , . 1155 if 1 4 W Q, 7? wi' ww , 2 5 Nm, Q as HK 3.4. gs 'N' xl A Q Q pl I ew' 4' x gal Sock Hop is Roaring Success Numerous dances filled the days at Hillwood this year given by the Student Council and the PTSA. Whether dancing to the music of groups or records, the events were well attended. Perhaps the most enjoyable was the sock hop , where the 50's were brought back to life, if only for a few hours. This is even better than playing basketball. They could've danced all night. Kitti, Kitti shake your little tail. Temporary irregularity is normal for Frank Shope 22 lm ATF , A ,,, I T I . , .,A: I I . , , I , ,, , I i T ,i l For starters, we'II fire the whole fa- Two evaluators contemplate their two days of observation. CUITY-H 23' sw :z fa. . , as s,.. . is . it if .- . . . ' -- g -- S .Q , 5. H s .. X. - . -:- -, X- , ft.f,,.-use - - -estfsf . .. .--3.-i.st..a 4 as -- X 5 I .-5 fx .' N' 1 sfiiiitifgizii 5 s--si? tsisliwiifyd - S 2 . .tt 'K ' -:-:ass 1 ' :gi fs 5- 51 . f N' fx--t..:v-ws-'elf'sS1szs:fTT?if?iMgisN 2 gk -as . - s 5 . s xsagassr . smssss . s b e , - . - . .V MSW, 1 is 1 N Qt . Mu 5 .. 1 ' AV: TQ X . , ,, ' . . lx sszivss fwslkslf-Q is ff- ':':: ..': t- Q N L X : ' -s-eff-'1isML5'i. .':1sx5.ff E A K 2 . .. sf Q K M .N is 1 . K hx . ,. K K kj. xl K f gg K ,af N f' 1 srtt T k,,.g.....,,.,,wa..,.,,W ,... W.. W at . tm, .w K'---un Tell me, what is your underwear size? Put-on? The eyes of the world are upon us, and so are the evaluators. The time to be our best has come. Thank heaven it happens only once in ten years. Students do not like to be a put-on as neither do the teachers, yet, bulletin boards go up, nice clothes come on and smiles splash across faces in an effort to impress. And even though the evaluators could see through all the paint, Hillwood, as it really is, came out on top. 23 ' MAE. ,wf . me -ff ,L ,sk-'L 'iz Q2h Q i 8 Q ffw 5 ' ,Q-ff' A . .M , .gt 2 . 'Q w 'X x. . it ' X Q x... . q , K ffk- Qi Si- i - L i A , 5 fi 'K i . 5 SW k ' I ' ' i 7 .. i Q' - es . K' ef . . 'gf K. , i - ' z - .. -fnfwe f 4 L ' ... - . N it 1. r ' . . Another exciting A.P. class. The biggest rip-off of the year. R QA G 24 That skirt is very becoming, cutie! if af 4 ,Q-wil W SQK ini Q? 2 K- BTFIGCIB if l .Ad SPORTS Underrated Team Keeps Winning Tradition Coach Graves keeps a winning tradition with an underrated team, and with help of the newly established overtime rule, and an exciting homecoming victory. We finished the 1973 football season with 6 wins and 4 losses. T5 We Eddie Preston sweeps around the end for good yardage. Buddy Edwards runs past the defense. Hillwood coaches ponder the situation. ii is me third door on me iefi. I am not Supposed to do my Own blocking! Am ,ge Senior co-captain, William Trimble, shows his running ability. Eddie Preston outruns the Maplewood defenders. The new tie-breaker rule excites David Ashburn. Jimmy Granberry shows his versatility in running as well as kicking. Doc Salyer . . . ? An unhappy homecoming for Jim Mclntyre. In Hr U ly V V - f f, LZ I tw, ,V A I ' 1, f 'A'i 11,i i'ii . 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Left -- right- bottom row - Oliver Jones, Pete Mason, Larry Bell, Jeff Wilson, Frank Adelman, David Ashburn, Jeff Sadler, Darrell Barnes, Paul Blake. Second row - Charles Kimbro, Jody Waldrup, Walter Fish, J.J. Phillips, Phil Sadler, Clay Crosson, Jim Mclntyre, Don Hollis,'James Nelson. Third row - Coach Richard Graves, Victor Overton, Mark Vick, James Brown,'Andy Proctor, Ramsey Burton, Jimmy Hale, Carl Scott, Jerry Ham, Bob Cathey, Coach Cecil Whitmon. Fourth row - Coach Jim Dickerson, Steve Burgess, Eddie Preston, Steve Owen, Walt Stubbs, Eugene Sanders, Bill Trimble, Buddy Edwards, Larry Rogan, Contella Hall, Coach David Blair. 30 If you want one, go buy it yourself. Who wants gum? Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Hillwood Charles Kimbro eludes would-be tackler. Cohn Overton Pearl Ryan Hillsboro East Ridge M.B.A. Maplewood Antioch Tyner QOT 31 James Williamson, one of two freshmen on the team. Don't you wish everybody did? l thought this was a basketball game, not a wrestling match. Lack Of Height Leads To An Off Year Due to the lack of height and the young team, Hillwood experienced an off year. The valuable knowledge gained by the under- classmen will be helpful in the coming years. F5 ' 21 s, Y. W ,5 ,.,,,,..,,. a,,.,.,.,.W Mark Davis shoots a jump shot. One of Hillwood's 10 best dressed teachers, Come on, we'll take you on! 33 7 I never touched him. I knew ballet would come in handy. ' m 'O Rav Where did he go? I I xi' W0 3311 Front row: left to right: Tommy Sidwell, Lance Aaron, Robert Escamilla, Gill Duff, William Fitzhugh, Steve Barrick, Harvey Gensen, Ken Bell. Back row - Coach Jinnette, Larry Rogan, Mark Davis, Eddie Smith, James Ewing, James Williamson, Flicky Smith, Phil Sadler, Flick Eatherly, Coach Zapp. Coach Jinnette and Coach Zapp wonder what went wrong. Tommy Sidwell makes an alert play. l ta l ,ww ' .mm N. . 35 Well-Balanced Attack Provides For An Record Led by a well-balanced attack in all four important categories-rebounding, shooting, ball-handling, and a tough defense, the girls basketball team provided the school with an excellent record. 36 Excellent lt's mine you can't have it. l Phase 2 of the Frierson offense, Debby puts it in. Dia,-me Frierson makes it look easy' Rosalind Claybrooks sticks in her two points. w f , lbs. xiii' E , N S LW We if-LM ,,,, WMNMQL. g NYE 1,52 Everybody wanted to play in the game. Irs easy, just smile, X v it ll 136 31 I0 Row one: Julie Morehouse, Ginny Sweat, Dianne Frierson, Tina Drane, Laurie Bates, Lynn Sullivan. Row two: Susie Valentine fmgr.l, Suzan Frierson, Debby Frierson, Kim Dillingham, Lois Rainey, Leslie Crofford, Donna Ezell, Joyce Hanserd, Kim Rigsby. Row three: Jane Conley, Laree King, Lin Swinson, Wanda Thompson, Laurie Travie, Connie Tanksley, Ann Lassing, Eugenia Fletcher, Rosalind Claybrooks, Coach Duncan, Connie Ross fmgr.l. Charge?Me'?! Touchdown! i 4, Y A fa. Hi Rosalind Claybrooks shoots a jumpshot. Wanda Thompson, Most Athletic girl, fights for a rebound. xif XX!! Excitement on the bench. If this doesn't go in, I just might frown. 5...- Fletcher keeps her cool. 6 Coach Duncan discusses game strategy. You only get two points for a basket. David Scott moves in for the pin. He looks safe to me. 'W X? 5 ifllrlwlg 1 mmns gm, Bottom row: left to right: Don Howard, Hunter Bogitsh, Mark Stowers, David Acuff, Ffat Murphy. Top row: left to right: Bob Whitehead, David Scott, J.J. Phillips, Hal Cole, Ken Petty, Chip Currier. 40 ,, i Wrestling Team Displays Great Determination The Wrestling team displayed great determination in setting a good basis for future teamsg unfortunately, the team will be losing two top HQ' . wrestlers due to graduation, but the returning members will carry on the wrestling tradition at Hillwood. ?'fQ Coach West shouts instructions. is. Q Q . .iE?i.?,. at Aw Ng K .tt. .,,.., M ggu, if asaswvm --ssc, ' ,,.. 5 SSX -Mt. ,. . . ttvy Q t ,.,:.: L K J sf .. Y' fl 'Q' QQ- 2 'IE is st ll - 3326 ? .X sz. in .l-..-- 5 7 sg: k kh Q f7i'tfs f if - ., Don't try to hide from me nowl You won't get away from mel 41 flf ,bxxxifmmymvmvwknh WWW ,mffwgw tmK7mwnWQmEEmF T ts-t,.Xis,t fi? N 1 syn , ,ix X 5' rpm? -imp X- fn iff xy' g A , A, , N -X , W2 K, When pain, hard work and defeat are finally forgotten in the whirl and excitement of victory, two outstanding Hillwood wrestlers will always be remembered: David Scott fLowerJ Hunter Bogitsh tUpperJ 2nd in the Hillwood Invitational 3rd in the Hillwood Invitational named best wrestler in the Overton Invitational won the Overton Invitational won the District V championship won the District V championship the Region ll champion the Region Il champion he beat the Kentucky State Champion named to the All N.I.L. list was named to the All N.I.L. list won the state championship named 3rd best wrestler in ballots he became the state champion J. UUUSFF I 'tg ,,, ir, 42 Growing Toppers Provide For The Future Under a new coach, Mr. Hathcock, the freshman football team was set on its way to a winning season, unseen before in Hillwood for quite a while. Not only did they do great wonders for Hillwood's freshman records, but they also gained much needed supervision which will be of great consequence to the varsity football team. , A cheerleader takes many risks. ,,,,,...unn.,,..,... .,,t K, st, ta. ...fgsmes-H-we 'mcfmi 1 K ' ,M . .,..,..t,..-.--,. .MN- N D ill- ! ' ii sf' g ' 'ar ?' argum- f W if 2 an I 4 , l t Q Q tl ti ,sa tg, ' fz-at 0 Q svn ,J tv 1 aj, g tssi i f 4 g f H xl J:?j'l,y ,M-H J I 4. jg? xbgxfggs ,bl iw' t-Nav S5 K - tl.. Q ' -Q Y K af , ' Q as - we ,..:?- as R Row one: left to right: Thomas McClure, Ricky Atkins, Terry Hobson, Wayne Council, Fred Robinson, Robert Jones, Bryant Scott, Reginald Ellison, Ralph Johnson, Jar Twitty. Row two: James Hurt, Toney Johnson, Frank Newson, Kent Winnard. Tommy Sidwell, Dale Bates, Donald Richardson, David Crofford, Mike Kanaday, Steve Vick, Coach Hathcock. Row three: Mgr. James llclvilliagson, Ronald Thornton, Mgr. Terry Easley, Ricky Guinn, Willie Adcock, Carl Knight, Scott Likins, Mike Brown, Dan Wood, i es athey. 43 Young Stars Emerge On Boy's Freshman Team Hillwood, which has had a continuously young basketball team, has been well-supplied by the Boy's Freshman Basketball team. Working out plays, shooting and dribbling, these boys have trained for HiIlwood's future as well as contributed to the present freshman records. 3 Melts in your mouth, not in your hands. Flying through the air lt's mine! I found it first! Seated left to right: fmanagerl, Brett Kanaday Kim Dunn Julie Frierson Holly Hall Lisa Buttery Vickie Akers lmanagerj Brenda Kanaday. Back row: left to right: Antionette Martin Daneulle Batey Sherrie Martin Rhonda Ewing Donna Moran Gail Levy, Ann Paschall, Brenda Moreland Leslie Duer Phyllis Robinson lmanagerl Connie Johnson Freshman Girls Gain Valuable Experience The Freshman Girl's Basketball team, following in the varsity patterns, has had a very successful year personally and for the future years. Handling the ball well, they have gained the great experience which has led to the well-staffed varsity team. Freshman Wrestling Looks Hopeful Freshman wrestling introduced - T T 4 eager boys to the hard work and dedication found in running up and down stairs in the school every afternoon, and the art of holding down weight when your stomach is always growling. These freshmen boys have gained a lot of experience, and through their matches, wins and losses, they will prove to be an asset to varsity wrestlers in the future. Bottom row: left to right: Jeff Parks, Rick DeBusk. Top row: Bill Turner, Tony Kennedy. 46 Two Points! M, .W g . ,, f g.,..fi 4 ' -f p Q... ,, '.'.au -' Clay Crosson shows batting ability. This is not helping my headache. . ffgi SK-an l . MA ga ff QW., '1'q,x,,f-wf 7'w :t,Wx1 M X xv .-,L V 4 ,. Mi. . - ' -.ow Hillwood Goes To The Tournaments Under the hot sun in practice and surrounded by small crowds made up of faithful fans in the games, HilIwood's baseball team had one of their best seasons. They fought and played hard in the quick-moving game and barely missed going to the final play-offs. Certainly, the baseball team was one of which Hillwood should be proud. bm 3.37 A .. .... . , -I Q 4 ja. Mike Deal is looking good for the scouts. 47 , ling I I Ak Si- '35 X 7- if t 0. 4 1 . X' ' X'x'f . ft S if K - Q K 3 ri , 4 13 2 B lH fl g I 3 . . Q, W , N l f 1 'Q :QL -: A A...i if i l : 1' lb. ,M H ' ' 'R B H if 55? I ' gg S L! R MF is Q ' fd if . 1 -1 ,i ff lv' l 3 H J ,x S f X Y 1 . 0 1 t' 5, 5 1 sf 1- - M AM- we ., vis X t. Bottom row: left to right: William Trimble, Jerry Ham, Ramsey Burton. Top row: Mike Deal, Jim Mclntyre, Don Hollis, Clay Crosson. -w.g,.... .. -1 s -Q -- -M GQ 'L-f X. Q 'lx g- -3 s '. . - is 4 17's-'fQi1? ' fssds .t.., .. ' s T -W -,www ' -I V V. k ., 1g .ex - S .x . ,ff it M: AV Q ,. L .W KM XM , N K 4 L L 1' ' ..' A , Q 4 -V .,, A 6' ' 3..' .T 1543? X sr r-W' f . - uf A. s X K ' A N xi. , R. - . ss. , 5 as Q., ix.--le' 3. X A i .. yu ii. eff Y. ' -. ,W V-me ...,t ...A X x -sf, 1 R i. . H- MRS Mike Deal, one of Hillwood's top pitchers. . tv' l 5 - . ... ' ' in N X . it Don Hollis takes a rest between innings. 1' Bottom row: left to right: Joe Amberg, Robert Mason, Dwight Reynolds, Arthur Danner, Bernest Harris, Scott Hall, Chandler Owen. Back row: Steve Barrick, Willard Bailey, Mark Davis, Donald Walker, Ken Petty, Mark Kiszla, Jody Waldrup. Track Team Clears The Hurdles Hillwood's boy's in individual contests and relays learned of the importance that an individual plays in track. Each boy, in practices and meets, worked hard to put forth every possible effort that he could muster and they all proved to be a team well worth the praise that they received. HilIwood's girl's track team picked itself back up on its feet and started running. Proving to be an endurance test as well as a training of talent, track helped many of these girls as XX they went on to great heights and distances in their track careers. EFS- ftf 54' -l'Q !!i'Kl.KKil at ...sua -. V -. f Front row: left to right: Ginny Sweat, Delinda Brandel, Tina Drane, Lynn Sullivan., Debby Frierson, Shannon Graham, Dianne Frierson. Back row: left to right: Melinda Colle, Claudia Martin, Vicki Jackson, Wanda Thompson, Patricia Caruthers, Kim Dillingham, Susie Valentine. 49 Golf Team Gets Into The Swing Of Things While Cross-Country Works Hard The boys who ran in Cross-Country, perhaps one of the greatest tests of endurance, gained what they sought in the way of speed, stamina, and agility necessary in every sport. Hard practices and an overall great effort brought to these boys a rewarding experience. l Bottom row: left to right: Bob Whitehead, Mike Deal, Doug Edwards, Top row: David Scott, Rick Smith, Steve Barrick. I 6 1 4 fl.,-1, 1 - 4 ,.E ?1r' I W, ,, q f kite ' . 'mv , wi 4' if We Through the agony 4 ' of slices and missed 4 to putts, the golf team overcame trials by triumphs and proved to put up a great showing for Hillwood They came closer to giving to playoffs than has any other previous golf team. With a fairly young team, the experience will prove instrumental next year. E-otgomrrowz left to right: Hal Cole, Sam Poteet, John Garner, Rick Smith, Steve Mclntyre, William I z ug . 50 l Bottom row: left to right: Susan Hunnicutt, Nita Baugh, Betsy Bernard. Top row: left to right: Dianne Frierson, Gail Levy, Leslie Crofford, Sally Workman. Bottom row: left to right: Don Eggers, Tom Potter. Top row: left to right: Walter Fish, Eddie Smith. If, , ,i ,..v .f '-4 Dianne Frierson, one of the N.l.L.'s best. A Swinging Sport With Lots Of Racket The boy's and girl's tennis teams have worked hard to represent Hillwood on the tennis court. Developing strength and working as a team, they executed precise serves and ran across the courts to scoop up tennis balls for a score. These things as well as others helped obtain great heights on HiIlwood's side of the net. 51 1 3 5 1 L x I i x 1 I wk, x . I ' A, 'Q Y ,E x 1 . .- 5 I 8 I 4 ' ffrg . F' r ' fix 1 7- A -L a, oL 'vl...1 V 5 X -A I- , ' 'E I . J ' .. 5 l ' ' ik, 2 ' ' 'N 1 ' If x a 4 ,vi 4',,,.,,,,,,, , I lk- - I I .f L all C ' :L ,.L -2:9 L FZ EVICITAXIVIAEJFIO OFKGANIZATIGNS Through lZI.C.A members learn of vocational opportunities. VICA, a new organization at Hillwood, teaches interested members the ways of the business world. The knowledge gained in the classroom is used as a guide in the jobs which they hold. Hillwood's chapter of Vocational 'Industrial Clubs of America will prove to be a great asset in future years. -Q gi The VICA Club members try to act studious. Km ,ww We VICA Club officers are Steve Isaacs, Reginald Suggs, Patty Wainman, Megan Daugherty and Donny Levine. No, boys. First you have to put in the paper. 54 This is all terribly interesting. 1 V i7 , by y , Cgtudent Giidvggory WorIQ for a better Cffllwood. Grasping paint brushes and as a result being covered in green, the Student Advisory Council, selected to help make the school better, has painted the stadium for homecoming, and has worked for a liberal dress code at Hiliwood. They have also been partially responsible for saving our freedom in the school cafeteria. -- -- ,Vg gm- , L- , ily? -. , ,L gi -X fQsfs1.f5a,.v3t: . it X 33' s ,gal 2kif,:..3-M 'Purim -J f 3 I , , ff 'V ' W ' W kr, ,, .H . . ' fra- 5 Q 'r-'H f mi, ' , A tw Q ' . 1 ,, ' -f KB, My , ., , v ff ,, W f N ', -sw 4 , ' ' ,Mk , ' A - A 'H Q , ' wt ' t fn ' ,'.w-31' ,A ' F, 'O .- ' ' ' t , 4,7 3 1,1 'f ,Q rt Us ,, W 4 x. i, tm' 2, JJ, , t , B4 V.', , . ,Af gm ,IVV of , H . .. vi., .i . .,..,f5, VQK M Should I tell them they're using purple paint? 1 far LII The Student Advisory Council works out the problems of Hiliwood. l wonder what they're doing under the bleachers. 55 l I SPIRIT STARTS ITH THE CHEERLEADERS To make the students more enthusiastic, new pep rallies were devised by the almost all new varsity cheerleaders. Coming to school on the day after the game without a voice, the cheerleaders work endlessly, often without receiving enough credit for all the summer, afternoon, and evening sessions dedicated to make Hillwood better. Often, the instigators of school spirit at Hillwood, these girls are tireless in their service to the school. Don't bite your finger off just because we're losing. 3' The cheerleaders are: lbottom to top, left to rightj Becky Scott, Becky Harmon, Mary Ann Pardue, Shirley Foster, Vicki Popular, Karen Douglas, co-captain Elaine Hunter, and captain Renee Woodruff. :tts Q'--f 'lf l wiggle my nose and blink, maybe we'Il win. w . I could get out there and beat them all up. A in , ew wwvwff t ods. W lst Oh, I have a cramp in my foot! mardi? by igw ,, I bet FZicky's head hurt when it went through the basket. 57 The Student Council builds a better HHS. Ni No, we don't sell tickets to Grand Funk. Student Council means mvolvcmcnt at HHS. The Student Council members, led by dedicated officers, come from every homeroom to meet and work for Hillwood. Building better relationships between students and teachers, they have sponsored picnics, many combos, doughnut sales, and an Inter-High meeting to give our school a place of merit in the city. 58 ,H ff 1, W A , I, ,, , , r , ' r 'il fc My Ja 6 , r?4ff'Af' fy: I 2 it ' ' gig 'IW E' W W' ' w:s'i'f ' iff 7 g 5 ,r,, f W 'aff 75 , '15 73 ? l fi ftfwwy ' , 4329 ,, Y 'S i f ,,,,., 1 Af '4 , ., V I Q, ja, be 'wZ'K .,fy EM,4, wg KWWM M 9 ,fkf,, , I ,M qi tt 'it' M y-S 4 f i t Q Z,i at ,W ,,,M,v.M....,.yWW..f.,w ,z , My .154 f,.qfg I - V V f tmw, , . -fl tyyy ' ik f::::'Z', ff ' 'fN57i:, ' 'v K ff ,., ,w r H -c ' , V- , 7 I, ff-muff zf',','Cj'1:42f , A ' ' ,5 ,, ,, . . Q ,..,.. , ' f Oh boy, I shouldn't have eaten those 8 hamburgers with the works. D0yt did what? L : NE if i We 2 -1 -'kLx s 'fkkkx 1 .4 , , . V. k IA i E X G G K an 1' rser r - gy.. . , is ' . . f ,..., :-- ' 5 t, -M it . . K- ff Mfg ' ,Mu ' K K - A greeting for the first week of school. W I The workers for the school: fbottom to top, left to rightl Greg V V' H V ii in H Bailey Inter-High representative, Lynn McAlister Sec.-Treas., ' 5 Kitti Smith inter-High Corres. Sec., Sherrie Gordon Girls' Vice Pres., Doyt Schooley Pres., and Rick Von Neida Boys' Vice Pres' Alright, who put the cream of mushroom sandwich in my lunch? ,mi :at f, Vgfgfyrf: w9if15K4q'9pCf5' Vl,w4'i ,QfJ vi'lvf Jah... MJF' Mk ' ' I r Jg f I wi jj'z?if55fgf'g:aM?4 ewf2QQffffyav11,vfgf1f ,X , ' ' ' ', V 'V rljh, ' ' ' QQ , g,?Qf ,f J Wiz! W:yjkr7Z5?Q1f.r,'Sm'l U' V , , ,, ,I . 177' 53i'W?3WfJi2iff9''.fff1w?'n H Q,vf, f jy Qfig!,,4,?lQ,f'?'ff1Zffi'i,'l'Vff 'Ef'i65f.ImifwQ-V. .V .f , lf f . ,,., , nm., ,, gg, ,A Wg ,V , fz ,ff ,f.z 4, ,ff A mmf' ,U fwcsffsv f Ast ,wwf f,w,tfwf-WM ,, t 2 W. Wm ,Hgggyf ,al f ,ymw ,., ,zgwff ' 'ff if, ff?YVffMf'f'.f2szfw -, 2 ' ' ' , My V fist 1 -771 '73-'ft il ' f' ' r ' 7715 gate cz male of Spa' 56204474 we W ' 4 HM. Anyone want to buy a taco? See the Spanish Club as they unite the Spanish students with parties and a booth at the Flea Market. For the first time, their fiesta was open to show others how the Spanish have fun. They expound on the customs and cultural aspects of Spain. Because of their interest, a group of Spanish stu- dents have planned a trip to Spain this spring, many of the Spanish Club are also going. Who is that eating my paper chains? 60 You mean they're both empty? A Eugenia Fletcher always gets violent when it comes to candy. HiIlwood's Spanish Club. as if A X . r s 2 Q 3' K sz 3. 'Sorry, we don't put in anchoviesf' , ,..v.....Q,................ rsigfowe ,L . f i AIR W? 'QWP Officers of the club are Sec.-Treas. Martha Jennings, Vice Pres. Gina Proctor, and Pres. Beth Sandlin. 61 qv eq. Come taste our vanilla milkshake, my dear. Impmuemem Ilirnugfl science is the glial ni the Science llluli. Making a brew which could even blow up the chemistry department, the Science Club has spent their time to enrich their interests through meetings, speakers and a trip to the observatory, even though it was the cloudiest day of the year. Officers Sec.-Treas. Nicky Douglas and Vice Pres. John Cannon give Pres. Charles DeWitt his daily revitalization Members of the Science Club listen to a speaker. IUICQ- The Red Cross ponders up-coming projects. What do you mean you all want to wear red and white pina- fores'? TIRIE MWIEHICAN RED CRUSH GETS EXTRA QEHYTCE FHUM TI-IE Hlslt' Cl1LH'l'Eli The Red Cross, which represents concerned students, eagerly works together to give a little bit of what Hillwood has to offer to needy groups. Activities, centered on those who are not so fortunate, fill the calendar of the Red Cross. Throughout the year, the Red Cross collects money, gives volunteer help, and supports other national organizations as a matter of service. 63 Quakify means success r 6l'erspeez?ve, c7iiIIa:oed's lilerary magazine. Aided by utilizing the new course in creative writing, the Perspective staff has put out more and better magazines with a higher standard of literary quality. This has caused a complete sell-out in five minutes on the first day of selling this year's magazine. Using poetry from all grade levels, as well as superior artwork, the Perspective staff has given a full view of the creative talents of Hillwood. Ceci Wingo carefully plots her escape from all the typing. I don't know, one sniff of the glue and she's a zombie. 64 til Hold still you little worm, or l'll smash your guts out The Persgective staff hangs around the station for inspiration. S xx, 6 x ,J if E Q 'E 2 3 He'iI meet me under the street light? The editors escape the next deadiine by rail The CPreside11ts Club Couqcil makes U X Cllrzlstmas special for CI-I1YIvI6od. Leaders throughout the school have met with the sup- port of their clubs to form the President's Club Council. They are responsible for holi- day decorations and programs, Also they are concerned with projects that will aid Hillwood in the future as well as in the present. 7 x s Why did you have to sit on the party favors, Rick? Anchor ........................ Lynn McAlister Math ...... ..... M elinda Conn Art .,........ ..... J immy Waller N.H.S. ........... ... ..... John Simpson Caduceus .... ..... D ebbie Webster Pep ........................... Kelli McCormick Chorus ..... ..... J ohn,n Thom son Perspective .................... Kitti Smith F.H.A. ....... ..... A nn Ygung p President's Club Council ....... Rick Von Neida Forensics ...... ..... D ebbie Levinson Red Cross ..................... Sarah Youngblood French .......... ..... C onnie Ross S.A.E. .................. ..... B etsy Bernard Freshman Class .... ..... S herry Cox Senior Class ....... ..... S ally Workman J.C.L. ............ ..... C yndy Crosson Sophomore Class .,.. ..... L aura Ryan Junior Class .,. ..... Betty Ray Spanish ........... ..... B eth Sandlin Key .......... .... J ody Waldrop Topper .......... ..... E ddie Cohen 66 is ,. Officers of National Honor Society: Pres. John Simpson, Vice Pres. Betsy Bernard and Sec.-Treas. Laurie Lowe, discuss their favorite subject. The N.H.S. isn't as attentive as it appears. S -may Mrs. Wagster makes it interesting to the N.H.S. High grooo ovorogos nnoon ooiltry io servo for trio Noiionol Honor Sooioiy While some of us are not as fortunate to be blessed with the brains of these people, the National Honor Society, composed of students who have retained high grade averages, gladly offers help in tutoring, and ushering at HilIwood's public events. They are the academic backbone of Hillwood. 67 Devatian to IIIIS ins ire: sclmol s irit in the Pep C uh. The people who are always filled with spirit for Hillwood's athletic events, spend hours of preparation for the games by making signs and moving others' hands to clapping in the exciting contests, have earned their title, the Pep Club. t P 3 -Q Pep Club members busily pa Where will Kelli and Sally be Friday night? at If V. ,41f 5W5i1,, ff' ,Wir You're not supposed to paint the floors. 68 The leaders of spirit: the Pep club officers. Vice Pres. Laura Ryan, Pres. Kelli McCormick, Sec.-Treas. Aurora Buck. 5 J- I,-.info .. 4 fig HS. -wswf , a ,..33 N- Oh, no! l think l've painted myself into a corner. MLN. Q K A Around the tree, around the tree, that's the way to make a S. mmm ,,,,.Ww .wi Now how did they tell me to spell Friday? 69 -. E, ,XX 'am AK The sinister, sly, and the simple officers are: Sec.-Treas. Laurie Lowe, Pres. Melinda Conn, and Vice Pres. Brian Stephenson. new , 'l , The Math Club wonders what is going on. 305- What do you mean l'm going too fast? a siutlu mathematics is mme I an uint im the a li llutl. Even if you cannot add or subtract, anyone can join the Math Club and be a part of their annual spring picnic and efforts such as the Bingo booth at the Flea Market, and sponsoring the invitational Math tournament here for neighboring schools. I wonder why we don't get ice cream in our cones? '22,--' The leaning tower of Math. .X 8 is 'W-wh ' The Math Club pretends to understand the writing on the board. .sv 5 K es Look into my eyes! 71 i K 1 I think my hands are about to fall off. Sit on his head, David! Mat Maids: new supper! for the wreswng tenm. Three pretty girls, adorned in cute green and white outfits, have made a new appearance close to HiIIwood's wrestling mats. With the enthusiasm they stir up, it is no wonder that the wrestling team is as good as it is. 72 No Ken, that's the referee! The three Lennon Sisters iff W it Z, A gr A4 M . W 1, , W ,Q fljnaf 1 V ful X ' Z Z t 2 .9 if Q .tire ' 2 my M- V .. 4 22, ll li X rf , if in ,AAA,.. A, A r Z3 xg An interested member voices her views to the Jr. High Student Council. Junior liigl: Student Council works to improve eiglrtir grade status Learning how to govern a student body while in the Hill Building, the Jr. High Student Council prepares to move into a high school situation. This year they have gained added experience by meeting with the Sr. High Student Council and have proved to be very hard workers. f'N ,www-gbdi 'How do you spell 'Roper ? r K9 r is ,Mn f , ' A 'Come on, you know we can't overthrow the Sr. High as our first project. li l play my cards right, I could take the treas- ury and go to the Bahamas! 74 Key Club: boys dedicated to Hillwood in their service A beautiful sweetheart spurs on the Key Club, whose membership in service is by invitaiton. Doing odd jobs around the school, working in concession stands, and selling doughnuts they also have fun while attending their annual conventions. Where did Clay Crosson get those glasses? This is the Key Club, Hillwood s boys service group ,Q W1 il CIUQLQUC nts ORYD C 9 fl 4 ginls' P2 CLUB 1 if rl 3 Gathering together, these pretty girls form the true spirit of the women's liberation movement. This is the Girl's H Club and it is composed of all the girls in Hillwood who have lettered in a varsity sport. No longer do the girls take second place to the boys but prove their femininity even while excelling in sports. 'You've got a sprained what? xswk vow Z Mit , 1 Pretty girls of the H Club pause from their athletic activities to smile for the camera. 75 The lnitiates await their descent into the underworld is Qooptured by ine JC L Clad in togas, the Junior Classical League has made this year different. Making 3125.25 on their Paraphernalia Salia, they've had enough funds to have a Roman House at the Flea Market, a Saturnalia party, and an annual picnic and their banquet. New attractions included a trip into the underworld for initiation and a Roman fashion show at the banquet. The convention at Memphis brings hopes of another pile of ribbons and trophies in olympics, academics, and art projects. Truly, the J.C.L. represents Hillwood well. This is the haunting spirit from beyond? X V '- s me st . -ld . fliw . - . 'i Y ' ' A We're playing football, not leapfrogl' la Officers of the JCL include Pres. Cyndy Crosson, Treas. Richard Ham, Vice Pres. Laurie Lowe, and Sec. Stacy Spellings. l like that Roman version of Jingle Bells? as-+?31i' gem Kung Fu strikes again. Pat Murphy dares anyone to come near his snake. Fl new wine ni the student hndu-thanks in llilluinnd Email- eastirlg Service A new voice has winged its way over the intercom and into the ears of every Hillwood student. This is commonly known as WHHS. As they give music, announcements, and bits of their unassured wit, they haven't exactly got the blessings of every student at 7:00 a.m., but are well known for their pep rallies and the way they awaken every student from a slumbering first period. This is a new club which promises to make Hill- wood remember them in the months to come. Come and get me big boy! Kathy Downey enlightens the student body at 7:00 a.m. 1 l No, I don't believe you can announce that. W? , .., , , LK t 2 The staff of WHHS feels at home at the WSM news set. Bernest Harris is Hillwood's Rap D.J. k,. gs, mi Glenn Hall racks his brain to think of puns for the next program 79 K , ,J V 7 f . 4 if as The SAE officers are: V. Pres. Sherrie Gordon, Pres. Betsy Bernard, Sec. Melinda Bean, and Treas. Laurie Adair. S.A.E. gives members the valuable experience of teaching. Now called the Student Action for Education, the former F.T.A. Club works for those who have an interest in becoming teachers. ln an effort to increase their experience, SAE held a party for the Head Start children at Christmas time. Through the experience with these children, they have gained much that will benefit them in their teaching years. 80 No honey, I'll let yiggchange its diapers Now I think he's too young for Playboy. The Forensic Club: a very hard-working group. 6., Haabaa! 616674066 114 ? Liaefzdzzd Forensics at Hillwood is a small but award-winning group. Because of outstanding participation and experience at regional tournaments, Forensics has gained much in the way of material awards and experience. - .... i Now that's debatable! AN Officers of Forensics are V. Pres. Lewis Parker, Pres. Debbie Levinson, Treas. Beth Karr, and Sec. Leslie Donovan. So what if the game's been over for 10 minutes, cheer anyway. Oh, I've been cheering for the wrong team! 82 'l'I'IE FRESIIMEN CHEERLEADERS KEEP SPIRIT ALIVE III 'l'I'IE JUNIOR I'IIGI'I Often the leaders of spirit in the junior high, the Freshman Cheerleaders are a great asset to the eighth and ninth graders. Chosen for their spirit, these girls work for the freshman athletic teams in an exhausting campaign of pep rallies, after-hours work, and support at every Jr. High event. Through bake sales and a very popular pie-throwing booth at the Flea Market, the Junior High Cheerleaders have earned money for outfits and out-of-town excursions with the teams as well as promoting spirit throughout Hillwood. wwwhkwgg? 12' , fm y I f 2 fav. They just love those pom-poms. --,,,,,,,.K A If X I N X 51 fa. 571, l..4lXLJ Oakley, Shirl Salt? The Freshmen Cheerleaders are ltop to bottom, left to rightl: Sheri Henry, Jill Larkin, Sharon Venable, Anna ey Kennedy, Cindy Couch, Lisa Harrison and Cinda Thomason. K . WN . .QQ Q Let's see if I can touch my nose! :ki K .. Bk S Q .i':.: X W . X hx 2 f K. k'.-: gimp Ns kk A . 121 my it The cheerleaders perform. An upside-down caterpillar? 83 ma' mmua a aim hz tk g I 5,4 Through parties examining French cuisine and other activities centered on France and it's culture, the French Club has gained a greater knowledge of their country. Another activity like a pastry booth at the Flea Market, has given the Club St. De Exupery inspiration and money. f- Ns ,, French Club girls know where the action is. You know what they say about French women. 84 f-X Anne Lassing and Connie Ross toot on a bottle. Coniee. How do you say cheese in French? iss' df? . fl Pj V . 'Alun ? was 4 47 'xv-im 5 '?1.+-'31 fi at Mk Sure, Ms. Conlee, we'II have food if you come. N Mr. Tison and Ms. Interlandi pose with officers Sarah Youngblood Vice Pres. Dianne Frierson Sec. and Connie Ross Pres. - rw Don't bother, to count the candles Ms ,se ,IG i sg 3 J 85 Future homemakers represent the ideals of a true lady. Well-known throughout Hillwood for their fine bake sales and open houses are the Future Homemakers of America. The home economics students' knowledge and experience in cooking and hosting, serve the F.H.A. well. Because of this, they have had a very successful Christmas open house - their major school-wide event of the year. Led by Mrs. Strausser and Mrs. Thompson the F.H.A. promotes good homemaking and serves as an exciting training ground for the modern woman and mother. May we pray. Gina Proctor wonders what's in this cookie . t .Mr , f f 'Time out for refreshments! t.1 inn Oh, no! A bug is swimming in the cup, Officers of the FHA are Ctop to bottom, right to lefty Donna Hamilton, Ann Young, Jan Cole, Ginny Harper, Shirley Kennedy, Gwen Anderson, Laurie Adair, Debbie McDaniel and Jill Larkin. 'je . Qi I jg . Wo 'nm . f gg '.5-ev f . A ZZ ' ff if fe! 1 v. X ! ' 'mf W X -ah. I fy -2 x rr- . . ' :re V .f ' ' . A H'--Q, wg We . . hav :Z A . - V 5 1 957' f or 5' f 2 V V . A, 1 N, fl c 1r'W ng: W 6 1 as 01. , in I , Y. Q fl 4 Z V 1 I I I L I S 4 . V x Vw: Www A Vx Mrs. Thompso great group. . 55,2 2 ' V , is-4. , 'ii' LVL! Ji 11,71 ,wi .51 V- 11.3 ' Ili .nfl 'f p lil 41, 1 1123, . gym an lg Y All . xx' gf . , , nm w L A5 Q , ., ,,, n, Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Strasser smile over their 87 v i 3 Y I , 1 ' .JM Q! The Drama Club tries to look dramatic. Experience comes to Drama Club members through one-act plays. Such challenging productions as Moby Dick kept the Drama Club members busy this year. No matter how challenging the plays are, the members of the Drama Club are able to perform in a style of high standards because of end- less practice with small one-act plays. Though small in number, these people are able to bring well-done performances to Hill- wood. 88 Officers for the club are: Sec.-Treas. John Spain, Vice Pres. Annell Steen, Pres Lewis Parker. it f- -,-' . f J '-v: I don't care. . . you ordered 10 pair of pink nightiesf' Pensive moods are expressed by Doug Haley and Gordon Street. -Avis K are--f Q Behold! A ship is sailing into the parking lot! Confrontation is an important thing in Drama Club. 89 ff fia 'QQ' . . 2' Through D.E.C.A. l students learn the Ways of the business world . Knowledge in sales and salesmanship is a large part in the Hillwood Chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. All members hold positions in various firms throughout Nashville. Through these jobs they are able to apply their knowledge gained in the classroom everyday. The jobs that the members hold range from secretarial positions to cooking. lt is through D.E.C.A. that students at Hillwood can learn and experience the world of business and sales. 'tn Officers of DECA are Pres. Les Mathews, V. Pres. Gloria Owens Treas Leuth N o X ll QQ Xl X76 x O QQ Q4, T of X 'gf yxo of 4? fl. Escamillia, Sec. Glenn Hill and Sgt. At Arms Van Clippard. agp .f QQ Q Miss Neely checks up on one of her students. The first semester chorus. Hlelnhp fumes tn the Euniur Ziaigh through Sth grabs Qihnrus The eighth grade chorus, lead by Mrs. Gentry, has worked hard this year, but was deprived of its annual concert and as a result, Hiliwood also was deprived of the sound of this fine group. This chorus works hard every year and gains a lot of experience in preparation forthe Senior High Chorus which awaits them in a few years. Mrs. Gentry is a very busy director. Which one of you has a last request? 92 Vice Pres. Nancy Quarles and Pres. Debbie Webster discuss future 'tThe noose will be ready shortly. MEDICINE AND RELATED CAREERS ARE THE GOALS OF THE MEM- BERS OF CADUCEUS Careers in medicine are the theme for Caduceus. Through speakers, field trips, and meetings that explore the field of medical sciences, the members learn about the human condition in relation to disease, surgery, and other aspects of the medical world. plans. gi, I 5 If I if f if 4 l'm dying and they think it's funny. 93 'Ig-IRQL Hillwood's Chorus. , lf. N, W 7 il, - 1 - f l burns brings lnnsnal eninprnent tu Ziailltnunh An award-winning chorus resides in Hillwood. is These students, dedicated to the improvement of Hillwood through music, practice endlessly to achieve vocal perfection. Their talents are revealed at various concerts, assemblies, and a gala Christmas Chorus officers are sec. Patty villars, Treas. Bernest concert. Hillwood's Chorus is truly an asset to the ?Egfb!6n'?'eS' Ranma Cook' and mes' Johnny school, and shows the talents that lie within each grade level in one harmonious group. 94 W ,iz , 'V lla i Q-.-A-H-sw-vf-Kiss i 7 ' , i f wean ,, V , 1 MW ' , mai ,, , , , f, 24' ,f ,frf I V, i ? l 19 'E' A' s A fa, H? Our next selection will be. . . uh, will be . . , 'fs-,z msg, av si All-State Chorus members are Laurie Lowe, Connie Ross, Johnny Thompson and alternate Alvin Kenner. The chorus gives a delightful concert in an assembly. 95 Sq' V 'X xlx. 'w Orginally a 15th century group of singers, the Madrigals have long been a source of musical quality. Hillwood's Madrigals possess the same goals and achievements. Dedicated to preserving the music of Early Europe, this group of singers has given several successful assemblies, concerts at churches and concerts at school this year. They also appeared on television during the Christmas season, is brought tn 3193199 hp the itlllahrigal Singers. Mr. Arnold directs the superlative singers. I wonder if he can tell that nothing is coming out The Madrigals, HiIlwood's most selective choral group. 96 The rulture nf1HiIeiJi2haIQEurnpe A The pretty Girls' Glee Club. Hey, you boys get away from the Girls' Glee Club! jfmninine huiuzs bring harmony tn the Girls' 691212 Qllluh. Composed of select female members of the chorus, the Girls' Glee Club adds a delightful feminine touch to the musical world of Hillwood. Performing often, with a highlighting concert in January, the Girls' Glee Club renews its fine reputation every year at Hillwood. 1 L33 es, 'Q Those sopranos are off key. Through team participation the Boys' II Club supports HHS All boys who have bettered in an athletic sport at Hillwood belong to the Boys H Club. A chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, these boys promote events at Hillwood that center on sports. More spectacular are the various skits they executed during this years' pep rallies. lee 4 Coach Graves demands respect from all the boys . . . and gets it On your mark, get set. . . FIFA Keep clapping or our legs will freeze to the bench. 66 Practice makes perfect seems to be the motto ior the Ziiqiorettes. Pretty girls in sparkly uniforms and smiles have won their way into the hearts of students and judges as they prance on the field to spruce up the band. Through long practices and ice-sickly nights, the majorettes have excelled in their twirling routines and spirit for the school and the band. The majorettes do their thing on the field. X 5 ff Q . . 3,-',,,ma,..,.., ,il 1 The majorettes are, left to right, Phyllis Gaines, Christi Bailey, captain Vera ,ff Austin, co-captain Judy Smith, Regina Reece and Jackie Kennedy, Let's see, what comes next? 99 Sinister cowboy Marston plots taking over the football field. The band highlights the Christmas parade. Kppealing marches and good music are the rjesult oi the 'Bands dedication. Stepping in time in their spirit for Hillwood, the award winning band has been instrumental in games and pep rallies. With new formations and tunes, the same dedication, seen in afternoon practices, has held as always. Not only do they enjoy the approval of Hlllwood students, but they have formed invaluable friendships while blowing horns, beating drums, marching on the field, and in parades, and playing in concerts. 100 Dratsl Caught with my knees exposed! SHN' Concerts are definitely a team work situation. in 4, za ,,,,,.,..-muff-'f 'M' '79 This is the Band in one of its finest moments, in concert. The Band in formation on the field. Fig V, is Lgsx 5- .Q 6- in As it RN ,k,,f,5.-Qxt-,Q - W . xr- ft-ff: +. ,Q ' Now what am I supposed to do next? V ff! 'P Officers include Vice Pres. Dana Nichols, Sec.-Treas. Lewis Parker, and Pres l You want to change your order to what? Jimmy Waller. Talent ond creotlviw excel! an line An Club Due to an increased membership, the Art Club this year has excelled extensively. A very successful booth at the Flea Market dealing in potted plants and various works of art has inspired the members to chip in and help the birds with a bird tree this Christmas. Other activities include several seminars in printing and painting and art shows throughout the school. 102 2 , 2 The Art Club uses its creative genius. 4-ff W rf ,-Nf.',-,M--, . 4 1 WWW f 1225? in bf , ' Q SHS, vw- S-EE. 5 '31 X V X, 2 .. Y M S S The Art Club en masse. Advertising for the Flea Market was a big job for the club. This is a paper mache what? pancicipatiom is C1 key wont: 12 the amcbon CLUB Becoming members by invitation only, the Anchor Club girls have had a tremendously successful year. As a'service organization, they've offered their hands of help by collecting door to door for the Hemophilia Foundation, sav- ing food labels for Unicef, partying with Hillsboro's service clubs, parading in costume at the Christmas Parade, and giving the thought of the day for Hillwood students. Truly, these girls are an integral part of Hillwood and the community. Raise money how? 5 3 if -. X X fe 2 r Xe X' X x it t - ,.tt,, - s X Tm? Mary Ann Pardue gives the thought for the day. This TSS has Qiven me l0CklaW! K es 'i Af sv X J Q Anchor club officers are Pres. Lynn McAlister, Vice Pres. Sally Workman, Treas. Ceci Wingo, Sec. Sarah Youngblood. Mixed emotions over projects are shown at a meeting. W N, 5 . I 'W F-5 . . Q 5 5' Q- SN? i . , I . l k vs J! Q5 5 575 ?'T11 'Q Q is M J. ,nf V . : L 'sg eriL y '2 , 1. ' 4. , e Nwum,,w,f- K. Sherrie Gordon always wanted to be The Anchor Club girls turn into animals at midnight! an elephant. 105 CQYC-vtf' fomzat biqgs criticism and praise T N fn ., .Q up f. rtfst -.1 og-Yllphom. The new newspaper with the old name, 2 155, E the Alphorn has not exactly received the 1 approval of every student but nevertheless has greatly increased its LccpliXM q'irh E production. The Alphorn staff, drawn ' from the new journalism course, has ' 1 't' T tlitt s worked hard to present Hillwood students Q with news and views inside the school and in the city as well as adding a F delightfully new cartoon strip called H1-Otzy Wotzysy and a poetry Comer' The The Alphorn staff likes the cause and effect method. staff should be commended for their high quality of journalism combined in the all new Alphorn. s awww wr A M. s 2 i 'XJ' X .S . Greg Bailey is finally getting what he deserves at the hands of Evie Thomas and Martha Hutchins. Staff members Kathy McPherson, Kim McCloud, Julie Baumeister and Allen Green pose. -w.,.sN N-Nu W-..m K Ten thousand, four hundred nineteen and a An optimistic Bailey shows what he does best . . . nothing! 106 half pennies. . . A uw w.,Q,e,,, K. We mvuuwunn., Take it away 'LTotzy Wotzyf' What did you turkeys do now? My Volkswagon just rolled where? N at-u RVN in 'kiln n't4t an aa New 5 A lot of hanky-panky goes on within the Alghorn staff. 107 Inspired by Meir unemthg school spirit the Pe Band supparts the teams fully. This group of boys, selected from some of the best players in the band, have proved to be some of the most dedicated promoters of school spirit. Playing at basketball games, and practicing after school, they were the only part of the band which was able to attend the last football game in Chattanooga. These boys deserve as big a thanks from the students as they got from the players. ip lg X ,' P -V .ri We're pretty good, considering we're faking the music Not now, let's work on layouts. Another perverted caption amuses Mark Vick and Morris Brown. '5 Vito thc llmpligieift dediicattii ltlt and loyalty and llllrll a book tt be proud bit . Through the trials of lost senior pictures, rushed deadlines, selling annuals, and working in secret, the Topper staff has formed many lasting friendships as a result of staying at school everyday to work. The smallest staff in Hillwood's history has overcome the fact that it is in the 13th year of publication, and has produced a much improved book. And on that day when each person gets his 1974 Topper, they also get a little bit of each member of the staff, and what Hillwood means to them. '45 Peeping Eddie, our editor, is perched looking at another world. Editor Eddie Cohen Sports Morris Brown Mark Vick Organizations Cyndy Crosson Jimmy Waller Teachers Beth Sandlin Seniors and Senior Achievements Laurie Lowe Juniors Debbie Levinson Sophomores Robin Levine Freshmen Robin Levine Debbie Levinson Eighth Grade Katy Anderson Headlines and Index Katy Anderson Photographers Eddie Cohen Howard Fthoton Typist Rita Byford Advisor Herschel J. Hardaway Senior and Underclass Portraits Delbridge Studios Publisher Hunter Publishing Company PubIisher's Representative Gerald Hunter , Q22 ,, A . My ff' at M ,t,, j,,.-lfft Q17 5 Our photographers, Eddie Cohen and Howard Rhoton, display why they spend so much time in the dark room. My what ripped? ,pf How many pictures did I just crop to the wrong layout? nf' i No, I don't think you spell Topper with 3 p's. fjn -l Let me see. . . how can I make this headline 6 inches longer? 111 5 . . V 8 1 f NJ ,ki -ill' .nxl ELICIOEICI 12 4 QW -Gr AMW www, i 'Wf' HWY M2494 Ef A mf I Z' M PEUPLE Leonard Garriott Frederica Rawls John Roper Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal fi -.E H: EE? will is si --.., A A w, l ' A 'W K 1. . ' mgk. I Whew! Finished with my homework! 114 Imagine, no more schedule changes! - swf? N Hello there. Henry Arnold Bill Bandy Shirley Becker Music Science Guidance . JWAM, A W3 Q :iw I V -ffl' l . 35, How do you say get lost in French? Paperwork, paperwork. David Blair Dorothy Brickey Margaret Burns Science English Librarian Evelyn Choppin Flenita Cobb Helen Conlee Science English English, French Carolyn Cox Dorothy Crippens Secretary Mathematics l can't believe somebody did their homework. ,,,l, . 115 Shirley Daley Patsl' CUNY Psychology Enghsh Sociology Cooper Delk James Dickerso Social Studies Physical Educatii was i What did you say to me? Robin Duncan Linda Duszynski Dorothy Ellis Melvin Evans Physical Education Art Physical Education Industrial Arts Margaret Floyd Fay Forlines Albert Gaines Science English English Williams Gehres Aerospace Speech 116 I N X. X i l'd like to order a dozen coke bottles. Q Kr Herschel Jerry Hardaway Harris +1 is W u 'lat , . ' ,4 E , K, 4 ,, X , . ,wwe W ' WMM , L Us ' V' ' , f ,f 4 '1 wqf! 0 Mfr? 4 Je Wu ??', 'With It's dryer on my left side. ff William David Barbara Hartnett Hathcock Hawkins iff MVW' ,Me ,, 1 ,film f 7 . ' ,Z UTA f M m . .awk HM Barbara Henegar t it iiii . Ak ,- .,, W V A Q, 1, ,, ,L , I W WVR 4' , SZ!w'?'f'W 'vi -J ,, 1 -aff ! ,f,m 42,51 , A n,w.fV,M f ' ., V ,,f. M. f ' , , 4 V 'krtmsw .Ji.4r?f, 'fW viii .J 4' 5? N-' -fu. g, ,Wg v Q V I 5 WW? ,rf S' Ed James Stewart Hurst Marvin Jinnette This is a dish towel. Www 117 if Martine Kendall David King Linda Kinnard Secretary Guidance Social Studies it dr Helen Lannom Anne Lenox Secfefafy GUIUHDCB I just don't understand. Mrs. Matthai tackles the task of college transcripts. Shirley Luckett Jane Manning Charles Marston Mathematics Librarian Band Shorthand turns me on. Betty Mathews JoAnn Matthai Evanda McDowell Charles McKinney Susan McSwain Shirley Mingo Virginia Neely 118 Business Guidance Spanish Social Studies English Art lggtributive uca ion l Elizabeth Nichol- son Mathematics lvy Nixon Business 3, Anette O'Neal Resource Teacher Ms. Nixon tries out for cheerleader. 'lbw Get that bug away from me! William Reid Mathematics Gladys Safely Science Donald Pryor Industrial Arts Shirley Randolph Social Studies Maizie Reddy Science 119 f i - E Mrs Santi works a math problem I I said I'd call you if I needed help Audrey Santi Sue Senter John Shumaker English Art Science Mathematics Lela Simpson Fannie Stewart Sue Strasser Humanities, Latin Mathematics Home Economics Martha Thompson John Tison Frances Van Deren Lynda Wagster Rosalyn Ward Home Economics French, Govern- Social Studies Mathematics Mathematics ment, Economics 120 ti 'i Y Cecil Whitmon Fred Zapp Student Advisor Business, Science if -l -' k J F 1 -w s ff ' ,P ' in if X U, ii ,V ' i it ,, i ,J 5 fi? ' f Mr. Shumaker indicates another touchdown Should I spike this one? Thank you for your comments. 'Q gf gn., , ,,,-- A .. - 5- , .1w::w :V c c f of 'wwf M, c fx .., .7-nf, ,A gig 4Hjsff,,sw5'- A-in-f,-,tv , .., A- ,D .L 5 ' 1 '-QM 1.44 aww wwe,-H gp-gg,',,,,S1af1fg,i,,.MQ,g ,lf ,, M ' ' -- - Gip,.Af' f-'S A ' eng. K , L. , egvief' - ,Q - Q. '5.,.,p.s If'-N, fr ff, - ,W x dk,--Uy...f:e,.,r1f - A ,.fffM1:0g.r MM V ,K -1-Q 7 .7 ,.a.e,:, Lauri Cohen and Nancy Cassell practice for Curtain Up. n V1 ' R K V . 3 52 yifilfil? A X- A 'gk s 1 ..,c A ,,.: .. W-ww -liiz ' n as , if KL: ,f,, A g , , 'M Z '36 ci f 'Jawa of Q What Senior Lounge? And now. . .Here's Dingbat! Yo Ho Ho! W If s tr, ,L 3 g,'1,, 75 ,Hg if, ,.,, ri ei473fs4lW? KH' 122 , Variety Show Brings Class Unity Looking ahead to graduation, the Seniors of 1973-'74 view the end of the year with mixed emotions. Although most are eager to graduate, they dread to leave behind friendships, both Variety Show New and Grade School Old . Every year another Everyman David Levy - A Kindred Spirit. Hi there, Cutie. Francis Manning Adelman Anne Cummins Alexander William Andrew Allen Neil Robert Anderson Audre Faye Arkovitz David Dale Ashburn Vera Ellen Austin Warren Greg Bailey Linda Lou Baker Marvin Charles Baker Phillip Curtis Ballentine Darrel Wayne Barnes Diane Lynn Barnes , , ,,,, 4, f it X, Ula Q0 Joanne Lee Baulch Greg Bailey wins Round 3. Melinda Leigh Bean Sheryl Ann Beitsch Larry Lester Bell Betsy Joy Bernard Ward Alwyn Birchett Wendell Lee Bissenger Bichard Frederick Bittner Paul Edward Blake Margaret Warner Boyd Robert Briggs Boydston Stephanie Faye Boykin Sydney LaRue Bradley Deborah Bratton Dorothy Jean Brown George William Brown Jeanne Elizabeth Brown 126 to 'fl , ,v,,V W ,,,f, M fwmm. ,,,l o Not hanky-panky with a Yankee! 4 N ,WW me gpm, Kenneth Mark Brown Morris Jacobus Brown Susan Alison Burklow Mary Margaret Caldwell Daltina Dawn Callahan Daniel James Cappannari Patricia Ann Caruthers Nancy Lynn Cassell Cynthia Chalon Chamblee Fred Alvin Chambliss ll Van Cress Clippard Harry Edward Cohen Lauri Ann Cohen Jan Elaine Cole Gerald Lauray Coleman Gwendolyn Lo Coleman uise Now that you've got it-what are you going to do? Leland Clark Crawford Scot Hagg Crawford William Br Crawford 128 ord uce Melinda Jane Conn Cynthia Leigh Crosson fl Q if What's a Senior Variety Show? Arthur Danner Donna Lynn Darnell Megan Deanne Daugherty Lisa Irene Davidson Jonathan Mark Davis Michael Harding Deal Charles Millikan DeWitt Karen Earline Douglas 129 'W l Nicholas James Douglas Jr. Charles Hart Downey Jr. Freddie Eugene Dunlap Earl Harper Dunn Jr. Raymond Mark Dunning Dorothy Marlene Escamilla Samuel Jeffrey Estrin James Melvin Ewing Rosa Marie Ewing Devery Joy Feldman 130 ., 'vL V D .ar Dai' Melinda Bean Sec., Ceci Win V.P., Lauri Cohen Treas., and Sally Workman Pres.-Senior Class Officers. Raymond Fields Michael Wesley Foster Shirley Annette Foster Vaden Lavelle Fowler Ronald Lyle Franks John Sexton Gannon Cynthia Joyce Garner Patricia Ann Goodrich Sherrie Lynn Gordon Ann Marie Graf Michael Noal Grigsby Carolyn Marie Hale Joel Douglas Haley Stephen Glenn Hall Richard Alan Ham Donna Lea Hamilton Melinda Jane Harper Virginia Criswell Harper Bernest Harris William Johnathan Harris 132 HY?- 'QW Leanna Ray Hudgens David Glen Hughey Q? it Don't touch my balloon! Beverly Hayes Gregory Alan Hicks Glenn Ferrell Hill Lee Andrew Humes Charles Thomas Humphrey William Johnson Hurt 133 Now here's the pitch . . . Joe Kirby Jenkins Mitchell Dwain Johnson Tommy Wangor Johnson Waddell Johnson Jr. Michael Rhodes Jones William Oliver Jones 134 Martha Lea Hutchins Diana Marie Jackson Alvin Thomas Kenner Laura Celeste Kilgore Everitt Charles Kimbro Laree King Ronald King Karyn Laws Charles Eddie Lawson Randolph Jackson Lee Jr. Debra Levinson David William Levy Colombus Lewis Jr. William Hank Likins 135 Gary Litoff Paul Jeffery Loring Laurel Jane Lowe Margaret Kennedy Luther Floyd Clifton Mace Delores Jean Manning Alan Jeffrey Marsh Lisa Lynn Martin Cynthia Reakirt Martin Robert Mason Lester Mathews Virginia Ann McAdoo 136 'ISQK Elizabeth Lynn McAlister Sherrie Lynn McClanahan Susan Carol McDaniel Stephen Brock Mclntire Michael Todd McMeans Gregg Ann Meledandri Ken Canders Middleton Roy Adair Miles Ill xx! A quiet moment to create. Ronald Schenk Minton Rose Mary Molteni Michael Mowry Joseph Galyor Murphy Janie Malda Naft Dana Jo Nichols Mary Ann Pardue Frances Faye Parker Lewis Garnette Parker David Harwell Parr Z in r ,, L , ga vvv . V ,V ly ,1 2' V 7 Z, i fl- ri f' , x I I 1. 4' wi, ,, G fm if i 3 W , ,Y f ff S by -Q A V is l David Levy-quite an artist ' with the jugs! l Martha Jane Patterson Suzanne Katherine Pomy Vicki Lynn Popular Florence Arlene Price Gina Lynn Proctor Nancy Carolyn Quarles Celia Jayne Reeder Robert Dennis Ridley David Paul Robert James Gardner Robertson 139 Mary Lois Rockey Mary Regina Rosa Jere Alan Ross Michael Lewis Ross James Urmstan Rust IV Jeffrey Kevin Sandler Rae Lynn Salyer Mary Beth Sandlin Susan Virginia Sawdey Paul Franklin Scheibert Doyt Alan Sohooley Www X fm , A' 1 L25 ,, AM 1' ' ff sw 2- ww 77' 5 W 343 52 6 15: 2 Z H, 4.l,,.. W 4 .t.,..A Hi there you silly savage! l David Evan Scott John Allen Settle Janise Maria Shaw Deborah Fay Sherrill John Moreland Simpson Patricia Ann Sloss Patrick Andrew Sloss Julia Ellen Smith Lloyd Edward Smith Nancy Kathryn Smith Dorothy Annell Steen Gregory Brian Stephenson William Gregory Stroud Walter Hinds Stubbs Jr. Reginald Lynn Suggs Julie Marie Sundermeier Norton Richard Smith Roderick Bryan Smith William Rozelle Steed Essie Mae Steele Evalyn Currey Thomas Judge Thomas William Preston Sutton Matt Kevin Sweazey Douglas Tant Joseph Gifford Taylor Margo Denise Tesch Daniel Houston Thomas Robert White always looks at things a little differently. Donna Lee Thomason Melanie Jill Thomasson John Phillip Thompson Wanda Olivia Thompson Delta Irene Tolbert James William Trimble Y Practice makes Perfect! 144 Erik Byerly Von Nieda Patricia Ann Wainman COW Joseph Earl Waldrup James Stephen Waller For this I took Sociology? Robert Gerald White Tommy Wilkins Sammie Gail Williams Susan Ann Williams Vickie Laverne Williams Jeffrey Robert Wilson 145 Walter Earnest Wilson Jr. Cecelia Minnette Wingo Louise Elizabeth Wood Wayne David Wood Glenda Renee Woodruff Sarah Weems Workman Susan Patton Worley William Franklin Yarbrough Sheryl Rae Yellin Ann Marie Young Stephen Young Sarah Margaret Youngblood 146 :ongratuiationstotheseniorsofseventyfourfrankadeimanannealexanderbiilaiienneilanders rnaudrearkovitzdavidashburnveraaustingregbaiieyiindabakermarvinbakercurtisbalientine karma!bamesdianebarnesjodybaulchmelindabeansherylbeitschIarrybelSbetsybernardwardbi chettwendelIbissingerrichardbittnerpauiblakemargaretboydrobertboydstonstephanieboyk fzsydneybradleydebbiebrattondorothybrowngeorgebrownjeannebrownkennybrownmorrisbrowns :sanburklowmarymargaretcaldwelitinacaliahandancappannaripatriciacaruthersnancycasse! Fred chambi isscindychamlemosaiindclaybrooksvanclippardeddiecohenlauricohenjancoleg praldcolemangwencolemanmeiindaconntimcopeclarkcrawfordscottcrawfordbrucecrawfordcynd 'crossonarthurdannerdonnadarneiimegandaughertylisadavidsonmarkdavismikedeaicharlesde vittkarendougIasnickydouglascharliedowneybeckyduncanfreedieduniapearidunnmarkdunning aithescamilIasam myestrin3amesewingrosaewingdeveryfeldmanraymondfieldsmikefostershir ayfostervadenfowferronniefranksjohngannonjogarnerpatriciagoodrichdouggordonsherrieg vrdonanngrafmichaeigrigsbycarolhaiedoughaleygiennhallrichardhamdonnahamiltonroyhardy nelindaharperginnyharperbernestharrisjohnharrismarcushartonbeverlyhayesgreghicksglen rhmieannahudgensdavidhugheyleehumescharleshumphreyjackhuntbiHhurtmarthahutchinsst eveisaacsdianajacksonkirbyjenkinsmikeljuhnsonmitchelIjohnsontommyjohnsonwaddelljohns mmichaeljonesoiiverjonesruebenkempalvinkenneriaurakiigoremaggiekillebrewcharleskimb oiareekingronaldkingsherrakirshfieldkarynlawseddielawsonrandyleemarklevineclebbielev nsond avidievycoiombuslewishanklikinsgaryiitoffjeffioringlaurielowemegiutherfloydmac ejeffmanndeloresmanningjeffmarshlisamartinrobertmasonie-smathewscaroiynmathiasjimmat hewsannmcadooiynnmcaiistersherriemccianahandavidmcconnelIsusiemcdanielstevemcintire nikemcmeansgreggmeledandrikenmiddIetonroymiiesronniemintonrosemoitenimikemowryjoe nurphyjanienaftdananichoiscydninordstromdebbieodonneilgioriaowensmaryannparduefranpark erlwisparkerdavidparrmarthapattersonsuzannepomyvickipopuiarfiorencepriceginaproctor nancyquarlesceiiareederrobertridleydavidrobertjimrobertsonmaryloisrockeyshirleyrodge sreginarosajererossmichaelrossjamesrustjeffsadierlynnsaiyerbethsandlinsusansawdeypa nlscheibertdoytschooleydavidscottjohnsettlejaniseshawdeborahsherrilIjohnsimpsonpatri :iaslosspatricksiossjudysmithtedsmithkittismithskippersmithrickysmithbiIisteedessies eeleannelisteenbrianstephensongregstroudbarbarastroutherwaltstubbsreginaldsuggsjuli esundermeierbillsuttonmattsweazeyjoetayiormargoteschdanthomaseviethomasjudgethomasdo mathomasonjiIlthomassonjohnnythompsonwandathompsondeltatolbertwiiliamtrimblerickvon niedapattywainmanjodywaldrupjameswaitacejimmywallerrobertwhitejimwiertommywilkinsric :iewiHiamsgailwi!iiamssusanwilIiamsvickiewilliamsdavidwi!Iiamsjeffwiisonchriswiiso nwalterwiisonceciwingobethwoodwaynewoodreneewoodruffsallyworkmansusanworleybillyyarb oughsherylyellinannyoungsteveyoungsarahyoungbloodbrucezeittin 147 4' mf' H. 1 Most Courteous - Jeff Wilson, Sherrie Gordon Best Looking - Tina Callahan, Bruce Zeitlin. Senior Superlatives Af 49 Most Intellectual - Brian Stephenson, Melinda Conn. 148 Most School Spirit - Bernest Harris, Renee Woodruff. Most Dependable - Kitti Smith, Rick Von Nieda. 1, E l ix Wittiest - Melinda Bean, Neil Anderson , .T ' !, ,ff ,UN i 1' 3?-nu A gi 24 -MK, i w q ,,,,y L gs: VB ff ' ' ' V ,A W 51,42 l Most Athletic - Wanda Thompson, William Trimble. Most Likely to Succeed - Doyt Schooley, Sally Workman Most Creative - Jimmy Waller, Dana Nichols. 150 Most Talented - Mike Foster, Jo Garner. Best Personality - David Ashburn, Lynn McAlister. A 1 s ur ff ,rg Q, 'fig , ., .. ggi., f , k,,.f ,ff . l, sN R C4 it Q ,i g, L., f, Best Dressed - Jeff Loring, Lauri Cohen, Most Versatile - Johnny Thompson, Mary Ann Pardue. 'E W. . , UVM 151 Topper Honor Awards :nf -7 v,.k ' ...K - X221 AA AQ y' K K EKNA 1 1-gxavwwh -- f ' X . -S.is-mY1f'F A 'Yah +1-' 'tiff -isff f 'f g.-Lgh- ' ' i Business - Vera Austin ' Social Studies - Betsy Bernard Science- Melinda Conn Foreign Languages - Meg Luther, Cyndy Crosson, John Simpson 152 Fine Arts - David Hughey, Lewis Parker, Johnny Thompson, Jimmy Waller fs 0 sw . ,:, 'Q www' wwf' English - Annell Steen Home Economics - Ann Young Mathematics - Brian Stephenson Industrial Arts - Roy Miles National Merit Semi-Finalists - Brian Stephenson, Richard Bittner, Melinda Conn, John Gannon, Joe Taylor and John Simpson Senior Honors Doug Haley - Winner of the DECA Sales and Marketing Executive Award and the Harvard Book Award. 154 Melinda Conn - Winner of the D.A.R. American History medal. Laurie Lowe - Winner of the Sewanee Award. i 'Vi' . 1 W ya , N 7 3 W .N Y fa? f V Q David Hughey - All-State Band. Jan Cole - Winner of the Better Crocker Family of Tomorrow Award. NL.. E1 Wx, M f,-f iw, iieii i A ' A i , ff ,712 V, iiir ,fi , f i? I v 4 fl' i i r in , M fi i ' , ,. 3 ' ,A , i Q 2 A A ai E 1 gi iff i 2 Q 2 G 22956 ie' K . W .U X my sag 2 2 ff i' , i gf' ? I ' , 513 Q G32 , sag:-f, li' f 1, ' 223' am f , 9 4? '15 vw r in ' S if 1 ,. i X 2? 1 fig f E ' 45 , 2 3' i Y' 5 g Q yew ' f is 1 , fii' i Q gi' i 5 53 g is 5, iii is kiwi ' 55 M if N U' 'QV Agri? 21 52 if 1 S 5 1 3 ' i f in igwg W: V ,',,, I 3 54: ,ijff 'f fi 22 7 : Q, L ' ,f.Il - , V, f U74 - 5 rr wwf 1 L ,W f , fig .ei W' PW? A 0 ., Jo Garner - All-State Band. 155 A Junior's Year ls Filled With Activities And Thoughts Of The Future l You're almost there, juniors, so live it up! You're the backbone of the clubs and the teams and your days are filled with thoughts of college tests, driving the car to school, class rings, fund-raising for prom, and next year, at last. mf' ky l'd like to show them a thing or two! Kathy Daniel finds time to relax toward the end of class. pg'-u-Brut!!! W Q 'l.1'1f'f '-QQ! A I . ff- : :'..t-'..:,,., ,JS11 1.-if -5' H' K Tvs- wifi ,:. . -4 '- Q' A ff . ...Y iff' fi Vet . 4, Buddy Edwards finds painting the stadium more fun than studying. Gotcha, baby! 157 Versie Allison Katy Anderson Stuart Arkovitz Carl Arnott Mona Ball Rita Ballentine Deborah Barnes Laurie Bates Dena Belser Barbara Bilbrey Carol Blair Hunter Bogitsh Sandra Boyd Chip Brady Mike Brady Ricky Brady James Brown Randy Burke Ramsey Burton Rita Byford Lee Cahn Melody Carney Bob Cathey Darlene Clavbrooks Hal Cole Debbie Cook Randle Cook Connie Covington Paul Craig Clay Crosson Kathy Daniel Drucilla Darden Cathy Davenport Scott Deathridge Kim Dillingham Leslie Donovan Caroline Douglas Tina Drane Donny Edmondson Doug Edwards Nathaniel Edwards You don't say! James Ellison Ellen Eskind Warren Faye Walter Fish William Fitzhugh Tina Fletcher Elizabeth Forehand Becky Fortner Jan Fridrichsen Susan Friedman Suzan Frierson Barbara Fultz Angela Garner John Garner Timmy Gianikas Tim Gill Jimmy Granberry Allen Green Oskar Griffin Mary Griffith Rhonda Haberman Jerry Ham Sheila Hans Joyce Hanserd Wynonie Hanserd Becky Harmon Steve Hart John Hayes James Hester Patricia Higgins Tim Hinson Don Hollis Elaine Hunter Mike Island Gail Jackson Jennifer James Martha Jennings Howardia Johnson Janice Johnson June Johnson Linda Faye Johnson Linda Gayle Johnson Eddie Jones Laura Jones Beth Karr You want to buy WHAT? 160 Mark Kiszla So Mai Lai Michele Lambert Anne Lassing Clay Crosson wonders how much longer. '9s Donny Levine Jimmy Lineberger Shirley Lineberry Marlene Litoff Kevin Lowe Eric Magness Richard Maiors Jimmy Mann Janice Marlow Kim McCloud Cheryl McCord Kelli McCormick David McDonald William McGhee Jim Mclntyre Kathy McPherson Alan Mevis Elizabeth Mitchell Cathy Molteni Pat Montgomery Valerie Moore Julie Morehouse Calvin Morris Margaret Morris David Nabi James Nelson Jeff Nelson Yolanda Nelson Lytle Nichol Mike Nixon Tami Parsons Karen Patrick Ken Petty Mark Pfahl Sam Poteet Eddie Preston Joedi Raff Betty Ray Patty Rees Kitty Reuther Dwight Reynolds Tracy Rich Bob Rigdon Theresa Robertson Larry Rogan Connie Ross Warren Runion Julie Rybolt Mark Ryser Ken Sadler Phil Sadler Carol Sandlin Debra Scott Mark Sefsik Eileen Seloff Paula Sharp Buzz Sheridan Tim Hinson does the itsy-bitsy spider. Kathy Travis Ruth Trotter Jerry Singleton Lisa Slayden Bunny Smith Carol Smith Cathy Smith Eddie Smith John Spain Martha Speer Barry Springer Melissa Stewart Mark Stowers Gordon Street Nancy Stubbs Mike Sutton Mark Tant Elaine Taylor Kyle Taylor Beth Terhune Anthony Thomas Lee Thomas Mike Tolan Richard Van Sant Mark Vick Bubbles Hans, making her debut. Patti Villars Valerie Watson Joni Whiting Brad Whitlow Ara Wilkins Tommy Wilkins Phil Sadler is on his way to the top 10 best- dressed list. 164 Junior Class Officers for 1973-74: ffrom lefty Donny Levine, Vice-Presidentg Phil Sadler, Treasurer: Qbottom rowj Betty Ray, Presidentg Connie Ross, Secretary. Rickie Williams Suzanne Williams Gerry Wilson Lemuel Wilson Pam Wilson Phillip Winnard Sophomore Year: The ln Between Time In High School The tenth grade is the year in between the youngest and the oldest, between the 'tbopper stage and the prom age. A look at the past forces the sophomores to anticipate the future, while he wonders if he can make it for two more years. 3 -k' -T Q58 sew Let's see . . .the leg is connected to . . . is My what is showing? lt's my milk tower, and you can't have it! Nyah! David Acuff Curt Adair Laurie Adair Anne Adams Marsha Alexander Michele Alexander Bart Anderson Pat Andrews Christi Bailey Deborah Ballentine Kathryn Bandy Joyce Barnes Leah Barr Steve Barrick Nita Baugh Julie Baumeister Carylon Bell Ken Bell Cindy Bobkowski Laszlo Bodo Carol Bogen Carli Boord Julie Bowers Paula Boykin Nancy Brandes Karl Braun l call'em like l see'em X Lu Ann Cook Glenn Cooper Susan Copeland Leslie Crofford Lisa Cullum Lehnay Cunningham Charles Darden Jerry Dement Leon Brooks Ramona Burgess Steve Burgess Malcolm Calhoun Kathie Camp Winn Cannon Buddy Caplinger Chip Carrier Jeff Carter Tami Coble Toni Coble Susie Cohen Melinda Coile Jane Conley Jennifer Cook Psst! Hey, Jennifer! . . . Sarah DeWane Jodie Dial Allen Diehl Jeannie Dillingham Melissa Dobbs David Downey Debra Drumm Tonya Edens Clinton Elrod Robert Escamilla Sewanee! How l love ya! How l love ya! Peter Fahmy Jodie Fields Nathaniel Flakes George Flanigen Jay Foster Darnell Franklin Michael Franklin Debby Frierson Dianne Frierson Phyllis Gaines 168 Vickie Evetts Fran Ewing Donna Ezell Donna Gessert Leslie Gilbert Greg Golden Mark Goldstein Frances Goodman Shannon Graham Tim Graves Laurie Green Martha Greer Jimmy Hale Connie Hall Contella Hall Scott Hall Amy Hans Debbie Harrison Michael Hayes Bob Henderson David Hicks Vickie Hilley Jeff Hipps Lisa Jackson Ethel Jackson Kiwantis Jackson Lee Jensen Greg Johnson Patricia Johnson Lynda Jones Mike Jones Kathy Karnes Jackie Kennedy Kevin Kimbro Clif King Kathy Kleeman Debbie Kohl Giselle LaFayette Mary Lash Timmy Lawrence Robin Levine Mark Lindecker Lisa Magness Thad Manning Les Marsh Steve Maxwell Suzanne Mayes Joy Maynard Tim McClanahan Debbie McDaniel Kevin McGavock Liz McGeachy Tyler Metcalfe Peter Mevis Rusty Miles Terry Miller Robert Mills David Mitchell . as SIMS 'kghs ye-tftf.3s, xf QV Q' 3' ss l've heard of lying down on the job, but. . . 170 Gaybe Moore Rob Moore Steve Moore U.F.O.? Janie Morehouse Floyd Mottola Pat Murphy Cheryl Nabi Patricia Newman Herb Nixon Chandler Owen Steve Owen Lee Ann Pack Teena Page Clinton Parker David Penn Jennifer Phifer J.J. Phillips Marianne Pomy Tom Potter Heidi Powell Janet Pratt James Preston Jerome Preston Andy Proctor Lois Rainey Regina Reece Howard Rhoton Kim Rigsby Lynn Rippey Sophomore Class Officers: ftop, left to rightj Dianne Frierson, Treasurer, Janie Morehouse, Secretary, fbottom, left to rightl Susie Valentine, Vice-President, Laura Ryan, President. Laura Ryan Bridgette Salyer Eugene Sanders Cheryl Sanderson Angel Santana John Schmidt Diane Schrader Becky Scott Carl Scott Anthony Seay Felicia Seay Scott Sefsik Jeanne Shanko James Shaw Frank Shope 172 Jeff Roberts David Rogers Regena Rose Mike Rust QQ XX Joy Smith Randy Smith Steve Smith Stacy Spellings Judy Stark Mamie Strowd Randy Stutts Lynn Sullivan Ginny Sweatt Lin Swensson Connie Tansksley Wayne Thompson Laurie Travis Lisa Turner Teresa Twyford Susie Valentine Bobby Van Cleave Jeff Vaupel My girdle is killing me. Scott Vick Keith Von Nieda AI Waters Scott Weaver Debbie Webster Betsy Welch Lorie White Bob Whitehead Jim Whitfield Carolyn Wiggins Janice Williams Steve Wilson Theodore Wiseman :Zi , 7 I never knew food could do this to a body' Debie Wolkoff Allan Wrightsman Cheese! 174 Melanie Zaft Eric Zanetis I should get extra credit for writing with a cast. Ninth Grade Leads School In Spirit Color the freshmen of Hillwood green and white, and outline them with spirit. One can always find a ninth grader with his mouth open and a fight song ready to be clapped out from his hands in his attempts to be recognized by the big guys. 'W-ww tu, Omigosh! What a party! Lance Aaron Wilbur Adams Willie Adcock Cheryl Alexander Tony Anderson Dale Bain Kim Baker Beverly Baldwin Linda Barber Jay Bastoky Dale Bates Jaime Bates Luanne Bates Andrew Batey Chuck Batey Dennis Batey Donna Batey Fred Batey Daniela Battle Ricky Batts Randy Bauch William Beard Terry Bell Pamela Bennett Maurice Bigham Wendell Bigsby Melissa Black Wayne Blackwelder Larry Bland Cyndi Blankenship Rhonda Blankenship Alan Blankstein Dana Bolinger Steve Boston Yvette Bowers 176 Henry Boyd John Braddy Willie Bratcher Teresa Bridges Eddie Brown Jennie Brown Mary Ann Brown Mike Brown Reginald Brown Floy Brown Teresa Brown Aurora Buck Mike Burke Eddie Burnette Leigh Campbell Steve Cates Miles Cathey Sherry Cauthron John Chamberlain Linda Christian 177 Ronald Christian Lisa Clark Robin Clark Velda Claybrook Neal Clayton Karen Cohen Wendy Cohen Joyce Cole Pam Connor gl, Q I 'fl fl ' 5 .. , 1,f i y , - ' le a . She told you what? Sam Corkran Jeffrey Council Sherry Cox Lonnie Craig Guy Crosson 178 leafs 1 . K -ti, .sff Q fx I 4 N --if kv iss-- -' .S ? 2 i This is great for your posture. Richard Cook Billy COOK ? f y aff , are Freshman Class Officers, From top to bottom: Sherry Cox, Presidentg Ann Paschall, Vice-Presidentg Carol Jones, Secretary-Treasurer. Kenneth Crutcher Mickey Dale Mary Dalton Phillip Davenport Debora Davis Sally Davis Eddie Deason David Delashmitt Reginald Demonbreun David Donovan Janice Dotson Joyce Dotson Joe Douglas Michael Dowell Cathy Downey Reginald Drake Gill Duff Terry Easley Juanita Edmondson Mark Edwards Tammy Edwards Debrah Elliot Tony Ellis 179 Reggie Ellison Billie Elliston Paul Escamilla Maria Ewing Rhonda Ewing Mark Fahmy Heidi Falk Jeff Faye Gregory Felker Tony Fitzgerald Reginald Fitzpatrick Phillip Flanagan Jerome Fleming Rhonda Fleming Scott Ford Nancy Freudenthal Kimberly Frierson Viviyonne Frierson Jack Frost Julie Fuqua Algebra is easy with your eyes shut. ak X Roger Gaines Byron Galle Ricky Gardener Bill Garrison Bob Gavigan Beverly Glaze Becky Goodman Bobby Gordon Chuck Gossage Arman Granberry Sheila Graves Lynell Gray Amy Greathouse Diane Griffin Ricky Gwinn Harriet Haberman Claudia Hagar Stan Ham Gerald Hamlett Laura Hampton Christy Hancock Thomas Hardin Sandra Harding Richard Hardy Joyce Harris Lisa Harrison Phillip Hart Randall Hayes Karen Haynes Lee Heckman Lolly Henry Gary Hines Marcie Hirshberg Herbert Hobson Faye Hobson Terry Hobson John Hoffelt Chris Hoffman Donna Hoffan Lolita Holland Carmelita Holt Wilma Hooker Patricia Hooten Lance Hornbuckle Angela Horton Don Howard Helen House Regina Hughes Henry Jackson Marion Jackson John James Gregory Jameson Richelle Jenkins Linda Johnson Ralph Johnson Sandra Johnson Steve Johnson Tony Johnson Carol Jones Dwight Jones Enrico Jones Janett Jones Michael Jones Richard Jones Robert Jones William Jones Brenda Kanaday Brett Kanaday Michael Kennedy Shirley Kennedy Tony Kennedy Donna Kerr Shirley Kilgore Katie Kimbro Rick Killebrew Dora King Antoinette Martin Grady Martin Leonard Martin Darlene Mathers Barry Matthews Judy Mattingly 'X Scott Kisrow Carl Knight Steve Knob Darrell Kolb Katy Kuckler Dana Kula Richard Lambert Dinah Lanier Jill Larkin Jay Lawrence Richard Laws Clark Leaming Deborah Lee Lester Lee Gail Levy Joel Lichter Scott Likins Jeff Loeb John Malone Alvarez Martin S L it it it q ,, iulghow you how to dona chin-up! Marilyn Mattox Janet McCloud Thomas McClure Vicky McCord Tanya McCreery Michael McCullough Angel McCutcheon Pat McFadden Pam McGrath Patty McGrath Mike Mclntyre Kaleel McKay Morris McKenzie Denise McKissack William McKissack Lari Meledandri Mary Milhous David Miller John Miller Norman Minter Julie Mitchell Valerie Mitchell Deborah Molteni Katie Morehouse Brenda Moreland What was in the milk'?l wi Wo, EZ Would you please tie my shoosies? Billy Morton Sheila Morton Flick Mosemiller Darlene Moses John Mosley Mimi Mowry Mike Naft Larry Neidert Frank Newson Martin Pack Jeff Parks Ann Paschall Raymond Patton Steve Pelton Susan Pendergrass Wake up! lt's lunch time! Mike Penix Anita Pennington Arthur Perlen Laura Pewett Claudine Price Donna Pritchett Priscilla Powell Jimmy Quintanilla Allison Raby Donna Raines Donna Rayborn David Read Arthur Reuther William Rhodes Julie Richards Donnie Richardson Andrea Roberson Martha Robert Jay Robertson Fred Robinson Albert Rogan Vanessa Rogan Robbie Sanders Tim Sanders Bryant Scott Frank Searey Marie Shaw Tommy Sldwell Janice Simmons Brian Slack I wonder if she knows she's on candid camera? Wx t Elaine Smith Nancy Smith Steve Smith Lucinda Steen John Speer Bobby Stage Cynthia Steed Annette Stern Cynthia Stover Sherrie Streater Vickie Stvard Tamarah Suggs Darla Tesch Beverly Thomas Wilhemina Thomas William Thomas Cinda Thomason Jeff Thompson Ronald Thornton Sheila Thornton David Tibbs Beverly Turner Jar Twitty Teresa Tyler Steve Vantrease Steve Vick Kathy Waggoner Charlie Walker Pam Walker Tim Walls Julie Walp Michael Ward Alvin Washington Cristal Waterman Diane Wellons William Willhoite Greg White Debra Williams Diane Williams John Williams Julie Williams Sheila Williams James Williamson Richard Willingham Sheryl Winstead Cathy Wiseman Robert Wolfenbarger Dan Wood Marlea Woodring Kim Wright l 188 Buddy, this chick is so hotl' Timothy Young Andy Yuchnitz Penny Zager 5' Another New School For Eighth Graders For the eighth graders, Hillwood is just another new school to invade. Yet, remaining most of the day in their own fortress at the bottom of the new sidewalk, they usually venture up only for gym and an occasional pep rally. .-fr ,....n JoAnn Adams Vicky Akers Ricky Akins James Alexander Jane Alexander Terra Alexander David Allen Lisa Allen Roy Allen Michael Altman Joan Amberg Monique Arnold Mary Jane Askew Marie Avery Judy Baker Tondaleya Barnes Glen Barnhill Libba Barr Ty Bass Danielle- Batey Joe Batts Steven Bauch Michael Baugh Beverly Beard Tina Beckwith Melinda Bell Boredom strikes again , lf' And they expect us to understand this? If ll Chernita Bishop Cathy Blankenship Franklin Blauer Amy Blevins Patricia Bogen Thomas Boggs Anthony Booker Rebecca Bowerman Leigh Ann Bowers Roderick Box Dennis Brandon Cecilia Bratcher Charles Brown James Brown Kathy Brown Pamela Brown Paul Brown Wilbur Brown William Brown Bill Bryan Tab Bryant Blanche Burton Lisa Buttrey Jack Byrd Richard CamD David Carlisle Mike Carlisle Gene Cartwright Jeannie Carver Lina Chi Simone Chrastil Herbert Claybrook Nathan Cohen Olivia Collier Rochelle Collier Kristin Cookson Pam Cotton Ronald Cotton Cindy Couch Wayne Council Del Critcher David Crofford Kevin Crutcher Walter Dalton Duane Daughtery Keith Davenport Susan Davenport Tim Davidson James Davis Larry Davis Phillip Davis Bruce Dawson Ricky DeBusk Winona Dennis William Derrick Sherrie Dobson Vicki Drumright Leslie Duer Kim Dunn David Eades Diane Edmondson Leslie Edwards Brenda Elliot Ralph Erikson Fred Fisher Billy Fitzgerald Janet Fleming Michael Fleming John Flowers Keith Fogel Ricky Ford Joe Foster Helen Frazier Mary Frazier Susie Frazier Mark Fridrichsen Eddie Frierson Julie Frierson Michael Frye Wayne Fultz Donna Fuson Gene Futch Clarence Gardner Melony Gaskill Kathleen Gervickas Jeff Glaser Valerie Glaze Janie Glenn Kerry Gooch Carl Graham Carmen Graves Allyson Green Arlene Green Tina Greer Wiley Greer Martha Griffith Oretha Gross Howard Guff Mike Haddox Gary Hale Holly Hall Teresa Hall Lywanis Hamlett Clayton Hampton Patricia Harding JoAnne Hardy Tim Harrington Kathy Harris Rufus Hart Venue Hart Vickie Hay Andre Hayden Daryl Hebb Valencia Hebb Debbie Hedge Gary Henry Gosh, l'm so excited that l won this bike! Don't look now, but. . . mi. 1 -ul' '1 miss l 3 I . Wm,:. - : . lf I just had three hands. Larry Henry Sheri Henry Kay Hereford Angie Hillard Debbie Hilley David Hirshberg Delores Hockett Melissa Hoffman Jesse Holden Steven Holt Wanda Hooker Beth Hooper Lesa Hooper Mark Hooper Janis Hooten Sharen Hooten Britt Horn Debra Hunter Ben Hurt Chris Hurt Allen Isaacs Jimmy Isaacs Vanita Jackson Jerome James Mike Johns 195 Dennis Johnson Gerald Jones Jay Jones Mike Kanaday Helen Kann Robert Kennedy LeeAnn King Art Kirshner Chris Kiszla Mike Krantz y Mayday Mayday! we K is imi- Q N as Carmen Lanier Jim Larkin Charles Lee Toni Lee Risa Levine Edward Lewis Adam Liff Wesley Ligon Susan Long Tammy Long Dan Luther Randy Lynch Billie Madison Kathy Martin Sherri Martin Jackie Maye Nanci Mayes Charles McCutcheon Carol McDonald Margaret McDonald Ed McFadden Anthony McGowan Laquita McMillan Kerri McPherson Ricky McWhirter William Medaries John Melton Donna Moore Donna Moran Faye Moreland Debbie Morrow Debbie Moskovitz Karen Moss David Murphy Glynn Murphy Jeff Myers Diane Nasser Anna Newcomb Tanya Newman Anna Oakley Billy O'Neal Steve O'Fliley Kent Orr Lore Osborne Lynn Paisley 197 Lisa Palladino Delsie Palmer Mary Jane Palmer Mark Patrick Ronnie Patton Gregg Patty Cindy Pedigo Brett Pfahl Nancy Pratt Kim Proctor Patricia Pruitt Scot Ractliffe Steven Raff David Randolph Lola Ransom David Richard Lisa Richard Mark Richards Cindy Rivers Joe Roark Ricky Roberts Charles Robinson Phyllis Robinson Jack Rockey Herman Ross Curt Sadler Eighth grade class officers, left to right, David Randolph, Pres., Julie Frierson, Sec., Jay Jones, Tres., Vicky Akers, Vice Pres. Lesley Sanders Karen Saunders Daryl Schooley Lori Scott Ellis Scruggs Tom Scudder Miss Van Deren lends a helping hand to students. Thomas Seay Cheryl Shannon Chuck Sharp Jeffery Shaw Barbara Shelton Tim Shelton Christy Shepherd Brad Smith Judy Smith Scott Smith Tracey Smith Sherra Sowards Bill Sparks James Springer Lori Sprowls Mike St. Andre Jeff Stephens Anthony Strickland Vivian Swift Fluby Taylor ,W ,, , new M K ygyg f T 59:54, ' rf 155 ,ifiT9': .M,fQ3f1', 2 if .-4iQ!lf7f -EW? '35, P , , ' 'O'.,? l af l Ooh. . . I saw that! Andrea Thompson Brenda Thompson Lisa Tidwell Dan Tolan Gloria Trice Antonio Turner Bill Turner Jeff Tweedy Jim Vaughn Tommy Vaughn Eve Vaupel Sharon Venabie Pam Vickous Jessie Villars Scott Vinson Jay Voorhees Deborah Wade Sharon Walker Penny Walsh Greg Ward l wif I arned you about him. Sherry Williams Don Willis David Wilson Kent Winnard Crystal Winters Lynne Wolfenba Leonard Woods Eddie Woodside Joe Young Dana Zaft Teri Zaleski Paige Zanetis John Watkins Terry Watson Greg Welch Keith Wells Michael White Shirley White Steve Whitlow Steve Wiggins Damon William S rger Aaron, Lance 35, 176 Acuff, David 40, 166 Adair, Curt 166 Adair, Laurie BO, 87, 166 Adams, Anne 166 Adams, Jo Ann 190 Adams, W Adock, Pa Adelman, Akers, Vic Akins, Ric ilbur 176 ul 43 Frank 30, 98, 124, 208 ky 45, 190 ky 43, 190 Alexander, Anne 70, 124, 208 Alexander, Cheryl 176 Alexander, James 190 Alexander, Jane 189, 190 Alexander, Marsha 85, 93, 101, 166 Alexander, Terra 17 Allen, Bill 124,208 Allen, David 190 Allen, Lisa 190 Allen, Roy 190 Allison, Versie 156 ALPHORN 106, 107 Altman, Michael 190 Amberg, Joan 190 ANCHOR 104, 105 Anderson, Bart 166 Anderson, Gwen 87, 156, 158 Anderson, Katy 16, 20, 110, 111, 156 Anderson, Neil 18, 124, 149, 208 Anderson, Tony 176 Andrews, Pat 166 Arkovitz, Audrey 124, 208 Arkovitz, Stuart 156 Arnold, Henry 95, 96, 97, 117 Arnold, Monique 190 ART 102, 103 Ashburn, David 29, 30, 124, 151, 208 Askew, Mary Jane 190 Austin, vera 18, 99, 124, 152, 208 Avery, Marie 190 Bailey, Christi 99, 166 Bailey, Greg 19, 59, 79, 106, 124, 208 Bailey, Willard 49 Bain, Dale 176 Baker, Judy 190 Baker, Kim 176 Baker, Linda 208 Baker, Marvin 124, 208 Baldwin, Beverly 176 Ball, Mona 156 Ballentine, Curtis 124, 208 Ballentine, Deborah 166 Ballentine, Rita 156 BAND 100, 101 Bandy, Bill 117 Bandy, Kathryn 166 Barber, Linda 176 Barnes, Darrel 30, 98, 124, 208 Barnes, Deborah 156 Barnes, Diane 125, 208 Barnes, Glenda 171 Barnes, Joyce 166 Barnes, Tondaleya 190 Barnhill, Glen 190 Barr, Leah 166 Barr, Libba 190 Barrick, Steve BASEBALL 47 BASKETBALL, BASKETBALL, BASKETBALL, BASKETBALL, Bass, Ty 190 32, 35, 49, 50, 74, 166 BOY'S FRESHMAN 44 BOY'S VARSITY 32 GlRL'S FRESHMAN 45 GIRL'S VARSITY 36 Bastofy, Jay 176 Bates, Dale 43, 176 Bates, Jaime 176 Bates, Laurie 37, 156 Bates, Luanne 176 Batey, Andrew 176 Batey, Chuck 176 Batey, Danielle 190 Batey, Dennis 176 Batey, Donna 176 Batey, Fred 176 Battle, Daniela 176 Batts, Joe 190 Batts, Ricky 176 Bauch, Randal 176 Bauch, Steven 190 Bauch, Nita 51, 166 Baulch, Jody 123, 125,208 Baumeister, Julie 106 Bean, Melinda 18, 61, 80.96, 125, 149,208 Beard, Beverly 190 Beard, William 176 Becker, Shirley 117 Beckwith, Tina 190 Beitsch, Sheryl 19, 125,208 Bell, Carylon 166 Bell, Ken 34, 35, 166 Bell, Larry 30, 125, 208 Bell, Melinda 190 Bell, Terry 176 Bleser, Gena 156 Bennett, Pamela 176 Bernard, Betsy 51, 66, 67, 80, Bigham, Maurice 176 Bilbrey, Barbara 156 Birchett, Ward 24, 125, 208 Bishop, Chernita 191 Bissinger, Wendell 125, 208 125, 152, 208 Bittner, Richard 58, 70, 126, 154, 208 Black, Melissa 176 Blackwelder, Wayne 176 Blair, Carol 156 Blair, David 28, 29, 117 Blake, Paul 30, 98, 126,208 Bland, Larry 176 Blankenship, Cathy 191 Blankenship, Cindy 176 Blankenship, Rhonda 176 Blankenstein, Alan 176 Blauer, Franklin 191 Blevins, Amy 191 Bobkowski, Cindy 166 Bobo, Laszlo 166 Bogen, Carol 166 Bogen, Patricia 191 Boggs, Thomas 191 Bogitsh, Hunter 40, 42, 156 Bolinger, Dana 176 Booker, Anthony 191 Boord, Carli 166 Boston, Steve 176, 178 Bowers, Julie 166 Bowers, Leigh Ann 191 Bowers, Yvette 176 Box, Roderick 191 Boyd, Henry 177 Boyd, Margaret 126, 208 Boyd, Sandra 156 Boydston, Robert 81, 126, 208 Boykin, Paula 166 Boykin, Stephanie 126, 208 BOY'S H 98 Braddy, John 177 Bradley, Sydney 58, 61, 88, 12 Brady, Chip 156 Brady, Mike 156 6. 208 Brady, Ricky 156 Brandel, Delinda 49 Brandes, Nancy 166 Brandon, Dennis 191 Bratcher, Cecilia 191 Bratcher, Willie 177 Bratton, Debbie 126, 208 Braun, Karl 166 Bridges, Teresa 177 Brooks, Leon 167 Brown, Charles 191 Brown, Dorothy 126, 208 Brown, Eddie 177 Brown, George 126,208 Brown, James 30, 98, 156 Brown, James 191 Brown, Jeanne 63, 126 Brown, Jennie 177 Brown, Kathy 191 Brown, Kenny 127,208 Brown, Larry Dean 191 Brown, Mary Ann 177 Brown, Mike 43, 177 Brown, Morris 19, 109, 110, 127,209 Brown, Pamela 191 Brown, Paul 191 Brown, Reggie 177 Brown, Roy 177 Brown, Teresa 177 Brown, Wilbur 191 Brown, William 191 19,, , A ,,,, W, ' ? '1L.,e,- 202 Bryan, Bill 191 Bryant, Tab 191 Buck, Aurora 177 Burgess, Ramona 167 Burgess, Steve 30, 167 Burke, Mike 177 Burke, Randy 156 Burklow, Susan 127. 209 Burnette, Eddie 177 Burns, Lissa 58 Burns, Margaret 117 Burton, Blanche 191 Burton, Ramsey 30, 48, 74, 156 Buttrey, Lisa 45, 191 Byford, Rita 110, 111, 156 Byrd, Jack 192 CADUCEUS 93 Cahn, Lee 156 Cathey, Miles 43 Caldwell, Mary Margaret 127, 209 Calhoun, Malcolm 167 Callahan, Tina 127, 148, 209 Camp, Kathie 167 Camp, Richard 192 Campbell, Leigh 177 Cannon, Winn 167 Caplinger, Buddy 167 Cappannari, Dan 123, 127,209 Carlisle, David 192 Carlisle, Mike 192 Carney, Melody 107, 156 Carrier, Chip 167 Carter, Jeff 167 Cartwright, Gene 192 Caruthers, Patricia 49, 75, 96, 127, 209 Carver, Jannie 192 Cassell, Nancy 122, 127, 209 Cates, Steve 101, 177 Cathy, Bob 30, 156 Cathy, Miles 177 Cauthron, Sherry 177 Chamberlain, John 177 Chambliss, Fred 127, 209 Chamlee, Cindy 65, 127,209 Chi, Lina 192 Choppin, Evelyn 117 CHORUS 94, 95 EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS 92 Chrastil, Simone 192 Christian, Linda 177 Christain, Ronald 178 Clark, Lisa 178 Clark, Robin, 178 Claybrooks, Darlene 156 Claybrooks, Herbert 192 Claybrooks, Rosalyn 36, 37, 38, 39, 209 Claybrooks, Velda 178 Clayton, Neal 178 Clippard, Van 91, 128,209 Cobb, Renita 117 Coble, Tami 167 C0ble, Toni 11, 167 Cohen, Eddie 19, 66, 109, 110, 111, 128, 209 Cohen, Karen 178 Cohen, Lauri 17, 85, 122, 128, 151,209 Cohen, Nathan 192 Cohen, Susie 167 Cohen Colle, . Wendy 178 Melinda 49, 167 Cole, Hal 40, 50, 156 Cole, Jan 86, 87, 128, 155, 209 Cole, Joyce 178 Coleman, Gerald 128,209 Coleman, Gwen 15, 18, 54, 128,209 Collier, Olivia 192 Collier, Rochelle 192 Conley. Jane 37. 167 Melinda 66. 70, 122, 128, 148, 152, Conn, Connor, Pam 178 Cook, Billy 178 Cook, Debbie 85, 156 Cook. Cook, Jennifer 167 Lu Ann 103, 167 Cook, Randle 94, 96, 156 Cook, Richard 178, 180 Cookson, Kristin 192 Coope r, Glenn 167 Conlee, Helen 4, 85, 104, 117 Copeland, Susan 167 Corkran, Sam 63, 178 Cotton, Pam 192 Cotton, Ronald 192 Couch, Cindy 192 Council, Jeffrey 178 Council, Wayne 43, 192 Covington, Connie 156 Couch, Cindy 83 Cox, Carolyn 78, 117 Cox, Sherry 17, 66, 178, 179 Craig, Lonnie 178 Craig, Paul 156 Crawford, Clark 128, 209 Crawford, Scot 128, 209 Crawford, Bruce 128, 209 Crippens, Dorothy 117 Critcher, Del 192 Crofford, David 43, 192 Crofford, Leslie 37, 51, 75, 85, 167 Cross, Country 51 Crosson, Clay 30, 31, 47, 48, 98, 156, 159 Crosson, Cyndy 64, 65. 66, 76, 77, 110, 11 209 Crosson, Guy 178, 185 Crutcher, Kenneth 179 Crutcher, Kevin 192 Cullum, Lisa 167 Currier, Chip 40 Curry, Patsy 118 Dale, Mickey 179 Daley, Shirley 118 Dalton, Walter 192 Daniel, Kathy 99, 155, 156 Danner, Arthur 49, 129,209 Darden, Charles 167 Darden, Drucilla 156 Darnell, Donna 129, 209 Daughtery, Duane 192 Daugherty, Megan 54, 129. 209 Davenport, Cathy 102, 103, 107, 156 Daven pon Keith 192 Davenport: Phillip 179 Daven port, Susan 192 Donovan, Leslie 179 Davidson. Lisa 85, 103, 129. 209 Davis, Debora 179 Davis, James 192 Davis, Larry 192 Davis, Mark 33. 35, 74, 98. 129, 209 Davis, Davis. Phillip 192 Sally 179 Dawson, Bruce 192 Day, Donna 11 Deal, Mike 47, 48, 50. 74, 98, 129, 209 DSHSO n, Eddie 179 Deathridge, Scott 156 DeBusk, Ricky 46, 192 DECA 90, 91 Delashmltt, David 179 Delk, Cooper 7. 42, 118 Dement, Jerry 167 Demonbreum, Reginald 179 Dennis, Winona 192 Derric k, William 192 DeWane. Sarah 168 DeWitt, Charles 62, 129, 209 154, 2 1 129,152, Dial, Jodie 168 Dickerson, James 28, 30, 118 Diehl, Allen 168 Dillingham, Jeannie 168 Dillingham, Kim 37, 49, 75 Dobbs, Melissa 168 Dobson, Sherrie 192 Donovan, Leslie 81, 157 Dotson, Janice 179 Dotson, Joyce 179 Douglas, Caroline 157 Douglas, Joe 179 Douglas, Karen 56, 75, 129, 209 Douglas, Nicky 62, 65, 130, 210 Dowell, Michael 179 Downey, Cathy 78, 79, 179 Downey, Charlie 98, 130, 210 Downey, David 168 Drake, Reginald 179 DRAMA 88, 89 Drane, Tian 37, 49, 95, 157 Drumm, Debbie 168 Drumright, Vicki 192 Duer, Leslie 45, 192 Duff, Leslie 45, 192 Dunlap, Freddie 130, 210 Dunn, Earl 130,210 Dunn, Kim 45,193 Dunning, Mark 130, 210 Eades, David 193 Easley, Terry 43, 179 Eatherly, Rick 35 Edens, Tonya 168 Edmondson, Diane 193 Edmondson, Juanita 179 Edwards, Doug 50 Edwards, Leslie 193 Edwards, Mark 179 Edwards, Doug 61, 157 Edwards, Nathaniel 28, 30, 155, 157 Eggers, Don 51 Elliot, Brenda 193 Ellis, Tony 179 Ellison, James 157 Ellison, Reggie 43, 180 Elliston. Billy 180 Ellitt, Debrah 179 Elrod, Clinton 168 Erlkson, Ralph 193 Escamilla, Leith 91, 130,210 Escamilla, Paul 180 Escamilla, Robert 35, 74, 168 Eskind, Ellen 157 Estrin, Sammy 18, 130,210 Evetts Vickie 168 Ewing Fran 168 Ewing James 35. 98, 130, 210 Ewing Ewingi Ewing, Maria 180 Rhonda 45, 180 Rose 130, 210 Ezell, Donna 17, 37, 168 Fahmy, Mark 180 Fahmy, Peter 168 Falk, Heidi 180 Faye, Jeff 180 Faye, Warren 157 Feldman, Devery 93, 130, 210 Felker, Gregory 180 FHA 86, 87 Fields. Jodie 168 Fields, Paymond 131,210 Fish, Walter 30, 50, 157 Fisher, Fred 193 Fitzgerald, Billy 193 Fitzgerald, Tony 180 Fitzhugh, William 35, 50, 74, 98, 157 Fitzpatrick, Reninald 180 Flakes, Nathaniel 168 Flangan, Phillip 180 Flanigen, George 168 Fleming, Janet 193 Fleming, Jerome 180 Fleming, Michael 193 Fleming, Rhonda 180 Fletcher, Eugenia 10, 22. 37, 39, 60 Fletcher, Tina 157 Flowers, John 193 Floyd, Margaret 118 Fogel, Keith 193 FOOTBALL, VARSITY 28. 31 FORENSICS 81 Forlines. Fay 63, 118 FOOTBALL, FRESHMAN 43 Ford, Ricky 193 Ford, Scott 180 Forehand, Elizabeth 157 Fortner, Becky 157 Foster, Joy 168 Foster, Joe 193 Foster, Mike 101, 108, 131, 151. 210 Foster, Shirley 56, 57. 75, 131 Fowler, Vaden 131,210 Franklin, Darnell 168 Franklin. Michael 168 Franks, Ronnie 79,131,210 Frazier, Helen 193 Frazier, Mary 193 Frazier, Susie 193 FRENCH CLUB 84, 85 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS 82, 83 Freudenthal. Nancy 180 Fridrichsen, Jan 157 Fridrichsen, Mark 193 Friedman, Susan 157 Frierson, Debbie 36, 37, 49, 55, 75, 168 Frierson, Dianne 36, 37, 38, 39, 49, 51, 75, 85, 168, 172 Frierson, Eddie 193 Frierson, Julie 45, 73. 193 Frierson, Kimberly 180 Frierson, Suzan 37, 157 Frierson, Vivyonne 180 Frost, Jack 180 Frye, Michael 193 Fulta, Barbara 157 Fultz, Wayne 193 Fuqua, Julia 180 Fuson, Donna 193 Futch, Gene 193 Gaines, Albert 24, 66 Gaines, Phyllis 55, 99, 168 Gaines, Rogar 180 Galle, Bryon 180 Gannon, John 62, 131, 154,210 Gardner, Clarence 193 Gardner, Ricky 180 Garner, Angela 157 Garner,Jo131,151, 155,210 Garner, John 50, 157 Garriot, Lenord 116 Garrison, Bill 180 Gaskill,Melony193 Gavigan, Bob 180 Gehres, Williams 118 Gervickas, Kathleen 193 ' Gessert, Donna 169 Geutry, Katherine 73, 92 Gianikas, Timmy 157 Gilbert, Leslie 169, 174 Gill, Tim 62,157 GlRL'S GLEE 97 GIRLS' H. 75 Glaser, Jeff 193 Glaze, Beverly 180 Glaze, Valerie 1931 Glenn, Janie 193 Gooch, Kerry 193 Golden, Greg 7, 169 Goldstein, Mark 63, 169, 174 GOLF 50 Goodman, Frances 169 Goodrich, Patricia 131, 210 Gordon, Booby 181 Gordon, Sherrie 20, 21, 58, 59, 6 210 Gossage, Chuck 181 Graf, Ann 132, 210 Graham, Carl 193 Graham, Shannon 75,169 Gradberry, Armon 181 Gradberry, Jimmy 30, 74, 157 Graves, Carmen 193 Graves, Richard 28, 98 Graves, Sheila 181 Graves, Tim 169 Gray, Lynell 181 Greathouse, Amy 181 Green, Allen 106, 157 Green, Allyson 193 Green, Laurie 169 Greene, Arlene 193 Greer, Martha 81. 169 Greer, Tina 194 Greer, Wiley 194, 201 Griffin, Dianne 181 Griffin, Oskar 157 Griffith, Martha 194 Griffith, Mary 88, 157 Grigsby, Michael 54. 132. 210 5, 80, 104, 132,148 203 4. KEY Gross, Orentha 194 Gufl, Howard 194 Gwinn, Ricky 43, 181 Haberman, Harriet 181 Haberman, Rhonda 157 Haddox, Mike 194 Hager, Claudia 181 Hale, Carol 132,210 Hale, Gary 194 Hale, Jimmie 30,169 Haley, Doug 89, 154, 132, 210 Hall, Connie 169 Hall, Contella 30, 169 Howard, Don 40, 182 Howse, Helen 182 Hudgens, Leanna 133, 211 Highes, Regina 182 Hughey, David 101, 108, 133, 153, 155, Humes, Lee 133, 211 Humphrey, Charles 133, 211 Hunnicutt, Susan 51 Hunter, Debra 195 Hunter, Elaine 20, 56, 158 Hurst, Stewart 87, 117 Hurt, Bill 74, 133, 211 Hurt, Ben 195 Hall, Holly 45,194 Hurt, James 45 Hall, Hall, Scott 49, 62, 63, 169 Glen 12, 78, 79, 88. 89, 96, 132,210 Hall, Teresa 8, 194 Ham, Jerry 30, 48, 151 Ham, Richard 76, 77, 132,210 Ham, Stan 181 Hutchins, Martha 103, 106, 134,211 Hurt, Chris 195 Isaacs, Allen 195 Isaacs, Jimmy 195 Isaacs, Steve 54 Island, Mike 158 Kohl Hamilton, Donna 86, 87, 132,210 Hamlet, Gerald 181 Hamlett, Lywanis 194 Hampton, Clayton 194 Hampton, Laura 181 Hancock, Christy 181 Hans, Amy 169 Hans, Sheila 157, 161 Hanserd, Joyce 36, 37, 157 Hanserd, Wynonle 157 Hardaway, Herschel 117, 21 Hardin, Thomas 181 Harding, Patricia 194 Harding, Sandra 181 Hardy, Jo Anne 194 Hardy, Richard 181 Harmon, Becky 25, 56, 57, 75, 158 Harper, Melinda 132, 210 Harper, Ginny 65, 87, 132, 211 Harrington, Tim 194 Harris, Bernest 21, 49, 74, 78, 79, 94, 96, 132, 149, 211 Harris, Jeny 117 Harris, Joyce 181 Harris, Kathy 194 Harris, John 132, 211 Harrison, Debora 169 Harrison, Lisa 83, 181 Hart, Phillip 181 Hart, Rufus 194 Hart, Steve 74, 158 Hart, Venue 194 Hartnett, William 32 Harton, Marcus 19, 106, 107,211 Hathcock, David 28, 29, 43, 111 Hawkins, Barbara 117 Hay, Vickie 194 Hayden, Audre 194 Hayes, Beverly 133, 211 Hayes, John 158 Hayes, Michael 169 Hayes, Randall 181 Haynesm, Karen 181 HBS 78, 79 Hobb, Daryl 194 Hebb, Valencia 194 Heckman, Lee 181 Hedge, Debbie 194 Henderson, Bob 169 Henegar, Barbara 117 Henry, Gary 194 Henry, Larry 195 Henry, Lolly 181 Henry, Sheri 82. 83, 195 Hereford, Kay 195 Hester, James 158 Hicks, David 168, 169 Hicks, Greg 133,211 Higgins, Patricia 158 Hill, Glenn 91,133,211 Hillard, Angie 195 Hilley, Debbie 195 Hilley, Vickey 169 Hinds, Gary 181 Hinson, Tim 6,158,160 Hipps, Jeff 169 Hirshberg, David 195 Hirshberg, Lisa 169 Hirshberg, Marcie181 Hobson, Faye 181 Hobson, Herbert 181 Hobson, Terry 43, 181 Hockett, Delores 195 Hoffelt, John 76, 181 Hoffman, Chris 181 Hoffman, Donna 181 Hoffman, Melissa 195 Holden, Jesse 195 Holland, Lolita 181 Hollis, Don 30, 48, 98, 158 Holt, Carmelita 181 Jackson, Diana 58,134,211 Jackson, Ethel 169 Jackson, Gail 158 Jackson, Henry 182 Jackson, Kiwantes 169 Jackson, Maricn 182 Jackson, Venita 195 James, Ed 117 James, Jennifer 158 James, Jerome 195 James, John 182 Jameson, Gregory 182 Jenkins, Hirby 103, 134,211 Jennings, Martha 61, 158 Jenkins, Rischille 182 Jensen, Lee 35, 76, 169 Jinnette, Marven 35, 120 Johns, Mike 195 if Holt, Steven 195 Hooker, Wanda 195 Hooker, Wilma 182 Hooper, Hooper, Beth 198 Lesa 195 Hooten, Janis 195 Hooten, Sharen 195 Hooten, Patricia 182 Horn, B ritt 195 Hornbuckle, Lance 182 Horton, Angela 182 204 Johnson, Connie 45 Johnson, Dennis 196 Johnson, Greg 58, 169 Johnson, Howardia 158 Johnson, Janice 158 Johnson, June 158 Johnson, Linda 158 Jonhson, Linda 158 Johnson, Mitchell 134,211 Johnson, Patricia 169 it 211 Karnes, Kathy 58, 169 Karr, Beth 81, 105, 158 Kendall, Martine 120 Kennedy, Jackie 99, 169 Kennedy, Michael 182 Kennedy, Robert 196 Kennedy, Shirley 82, 83, 87, 182 Kennedy, Tony 46, 182 Kenner, Alvin 95, 96, 135, 211 Kerr, Donna 182 74 Kilgore, Laura 135,211 Kilgore, Shirley 182 Killebrew, Katie 182 Kimbro, Kevin 169 Kimbro, Rick 182 King King , Clif 169 David 120 King, Dora 182 King, Laree 37, 123, 135,211 King, LeeAnn 196 King, Ronald 54, 135,211 Kinn ard, Linda 120 Kirshner, Art 196 Kiszl Kiszl a, Chris 196 a, Mark, 49, 58, 107, 158 Kleeman, Kathy 189 , Debbie 169 Knight, Carl 43, 183 Kolb, Darrell 183 Knob, Steve 183 Krantz, Mike 196 Kuckler, Katy 183 Kula, Dana 183 LaFayette, Giselle 169, 186 Lai, So Mai 61, 158 Lambert, Michelle 11, 88, 96, 158 Lambert, Richard 183 Lanier, Carmen 196 Lanier, Dinah 183 Lannom, Helen 120 Larkin, Jill 83, 183 Larkin, Jim 193 Lash, Mary Jo 170 Lassing, Anne 37, 75, 84, 85, 155, 157 Lawrance, Timmy 170 Lawrence, Jay 183 Laws, Karyn 135,211 , aff 1 Johnson, Ralph 43, 182 Johnson, Sandra 182 Johnson, Steve 182 Johnson, Tommy 134,211 Johnson, Tony 43, 182 Johnson, Waddell 134,211 Jones, Carol 179, 182 Jones, Dwight 182 Jones, Eddie 158 Jones, Enrico 72, 182 Jones, Gerald 196 Jones, Janett 182 Jones, Michael 182 Jones, Richard 182 Jones, Robert 43, 182 Jones, Jay 196 Jones, Laura 158 Jones, Lynda 169 Jones, Michael 134, 211 Jones William 182 Jones Oliver 28, 30 98 134 211 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE 76,77 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 73 Kanaday, Brenda 45, 182 Kanaday, Brett 45, 122 Kanaday, Mike 43, 196 Kann, Helen 196 Laws, Richard 183 Lawson, Eddie 135, 211 Leaming, Clark 183 Lee, Charles 196 Lee, Deborah 183 Lee, Lester 183 Lee, Randy 135, 211 Lee, Tony 190, 196 Lenox, Anne 120 Levine, Donny 54, 61, 159, 162 Levine, Risa 85, 196 Levine, Robin 58,110, 111,170 Levinson, Debbie 66, 81, 110, 123, 135 Levy, David 63, 123, 135, 212 Levy, Gail 45, 51, 85, 183 Lewis, Columbus 135,212 Lewis, Edward 196 Lichter, Joel 183 Liff, Adam 196 Ligon, Wesley 196 Likins, Hank 135,212 Likins, Scott 43, 183 Lindecker, Mark 101, 170 Lineberger, Jimmy 159 Lineberry, Shirley 85, 88, 159 Litolf, Gary 136,212 Litoff, Marlene 159 Loeb, Jeff 183 Long, Susan 196 Long, Tammy 196 Loring, Jeff 136, 151, 212 Lowe, Kevin 159 Lowe, Laurie 67, 70, 77, 88, 94, 155, 212 Luckett, Shirley 59, 68, 120 Luther, Dan 197 Luther, Meg 61, 136, 152.212 Lynch, Randy 197 Mace, Floyd 79, 136 Madison. Billie 197 MADRIGALS 96 Magness,Erio108.159 Magness, Lisa 170 MAJORETTES 99 Majors, Richard 159 Malone, John 183 Mann, Jimmy 159 Martin, Alvarex 183 Manning, Delores 136, 212 Manning, Jane 120 Manning, Thad 170 Marlow, Janice 159 Marsh, Jeff 136, 212 96,110,111,122,136, McCullough, Michael 184 McCutcheon, Angel 184 McCutcheon, Charles 197 McDaniel, Debbie 87.170 McDaniel, Susie 137, 212 McDonald, Carol 197 McDonald, David 159 McDonald, Margaret 197 McDowell, Evanda 120 McFadden, Ed 197 McFadden, Pat 184 McGavock, Kevin 170 McGeachy, Liz 170 McGhee, William 159 McGowan, Anthony 197 McGrath, Pam 184 McGrath . Patty 184 Mclntyre, Jim 30, 48, 159 Mclntyre, Mike 184 Mclntire, Steve 7, 50. 74. 137,212 McKay, Kaleel 184 McKenzie, Morris 184 McKinny, Charles 120 McKissack, Denise 184 McKissack, William 184 McMeans, Mike 137,212 McMillan, Laquita 197 McPherson, Kathy 61, 106, 159 McPherson, Kerri 197 McPherson, Susan 25, 107, 120 McWhirter, Ricky 197 Medaries, William 197 Meledandri. Gregg 137,212 Meledandri, Lori 184 Melton, John 197 Metcalfe, Tyler 170 Mevis. Alan 159 Mevis, Peter 170 Middleton, Ken 137.212 Miles, Roy 103. 137, 153,212 Miles, Rusty 170 Milhous, Mary 184 Miller, David 184 Miller, John 184 Miller, Terry 170 Mills. Robert 170 Mingo, Shirley 120 Minter. Norman 184 Minton. Ronnie 138, 212 Mitchell, David 170 Mitchell, Elizabeth 159 Mitchell, Julia 184 Mitchell, Valerie 184 Molteni, Cathy 159 Molteni, Deborah 184 Molteni, Rose 65. 138,212 Montgomery, Pat 159 Moore, Bill 170 Moore, Donna 76. 97 Moore, Gaybe 170 Moore, Rob 170 Moore, Steve 170 Moore, Valerie 159 Moran, Donna 45, 197 Morehouse, Janie 171. 172 Morehouse, Julie 37, 36, 75. 159 Morehouse, Katie 184 Moreland, Brenda 45. 184 Moreland. Faye 197 Morris, Calvin 159 Moons, Margaret 159 Morrow. Debbie 197 Morton, Billy 185 Morton, Sheila 185 Mosemiller. Richard 185 Moses, Darlene 185 Moskovitz, Debbie 197 Mosley, John 185 Moss, Karen 197 Mottola, Floyd 171 Mowry. Mike 138, 212 Mowry, Mimi 185 Murphy, David 197 Murphy, Glenn 197 Murphy, Joe 136, 212 Murphy. Pat 40, 74. 77, 171 Myers, Jeff 197 Nabi, Cheryl 171 Nabi, David 159 Naft, Janie 112, 138 Naft, Mike 185 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 67 Neely, Virginia 91,121 Neidert, Larry 185 Nelson, James 159 Nelson, Jeff 30, 160 Nelson, Yolanda 160 Newcomb. Anna 197 Newman. Patricia 171 Newman, Tanya 197,201 Newson, Frank 43, 183, 185 Nichol, Lytle 88, 160 Nichols. Dana 72, 102, 103.138, 150 205 213 Nicholson, Elizabeth 121 Nixon, Herb 171 Nixon, Ivy 121 Oakley, Anna 83,197,201 Marsh, Les 77, 170 Marston, Charles 100, 101, 120 Martin, Antoinette 45, 183 Martin, Cindy 136,206,212 Martin, Grady 183 Martin, Kathy 197 Martin, Leonard 183 Martin. Martin, Mason Lisa 72,136,212 Sherri 45, 197 , Robert6,30,49, 136,211,212 MATH 70, 71 Mathers, Darlene 183 Mathews, Betty 21. 120 Mathews, Les 91, 136.212 Matthews, Jim 212 Matthai, JoAnn 120 Matthews, Barry 183 MAT MAIDS 72 Mattingly. Judy 183 Mattox, Marilyn 184 Maxwell, Steve 170 Maye. Jackie 197 Mayes. Amaryllis 197 Mayes, Nanci 197 Mayes. Suzanne 11, 170 Maynard, Joy 170 McAdoo,Ann 136,212 McAlister, Lynn 20, 58, 59, 66, McClanahan, Sherrie 137,212 McClanahan, Tim 170 McCloud, Janet 184 McCloud, Kim 106. 159 McClure, Thomas 43,184 McCord. Cheryl 65. 159 McCord, Vicky 184 104,105,137.151,212 McCormick, Kelli 66. 68. 69, 159 McCreery, Tanya 184 O'Donnell, Debbie 213 O'Neal,Annett121 O'NeaI, Billy 197 O'Riley, Steve 197 Orr, Kent 197 Osborne, Lore 197 Overton, Victor 30, 98 Owen, Chandler 49, 171 Owen, Steve 30, 171 Owens, Gloria 17, 91, 213 Pack, Lee Ann 171 Pack, Martin 185 Page, Teena 171 Paisley, Lynn 197 Palladino, Lisa 198 Palmer, Delsie 198 Palmer, Mary Jane 198 Pardue, Mary Anne 18, 56, 57, 75, 138,213 Parker, Clinton 171 Parker, Fran 6, 138, 213 Parker, Lewis 81, 88, 89, 122, 123, 138, Parks, Jeff 46, 185 Parr, David 138,213 Parsons, Tami 160 Paschall, Ann 45, 179, 185 Patrick, Karen 85, 160 Patrick, Mark 198, 199 Patterson, Martha 18, 72, 139,213 Patton, Raymond 185 Patton, Ronnie 198 Patty, Gregg 198 Pedigo, Cindy 198 Pelton, Steve 185 Pendergrass, Susan 185 Penix, Mike 185 Penn, Dave 171 Pennington, Anita 185 PEP BAND 108 PEP CLUB 68,69 Perlen, Authur 185 PERSPECTIVE 64, 65 Petty, Ken 49, 74, 160 Pewett, Laura 185 Plahl, Brett 198 Pfahl, Mark 160 Phifer, Jennifer 165, 171 Phillips, JJ 30,40,42, 168, 170, 171 Pomy, Marianne 171 Pomy, Suzanne 139,213 Popular, Vicki 19, 56, 57, 75, 139,213 Poteet, Sam 50, 160 Potter, Tom 20, 51,62, 108, 171 Powell, Heidi 171 Powell, Priscilla 186 Pratt, Janet 171 Pratt, Nancy 198 PRESIDENTS CLUB COUNCIL 86 Preston, Eddie 28, 29, 30, 98, 160 Preston, James 171 Preston, Jerome 171 Price, Claudine 186 Price, Florence 24, 139, 213 Pritchett, Donna 186 Proctor, Andy 32, 171 Proctor, Gina 61, 86, 139,212 Proctor, Kim 197 Pruitt, Patricia 198 Pryor, David 121 Quarles, Nancy 63, 93, 96, 137,213 Ouintanilla, Jimmy 186 Raby, Allison 186 Ractliffe, Scott 198 Raff, Joedi 68, 81. 160 Raff, Steven 198 Raines, Donna 186 Rainey, Lois 37, 171 Randolph, David 198 Randolph, Shirley 121 Ransom, Lola 198 Rawls, Fredrica 116 Ray, Betty 66, 160, 162 Rayburn, Donna 186 Read, David 186 RED CROSS 63 Reddy, Maizie121 Reece, Regina 99, 171 Reeder, Celia 74, 139, 213 Rees, Patty 160 Reid, William 121 Reuther, Arthur 186 Reuther, Kitty 160 Reynolds, Dwight 49, 160 Rhodes, William 186 Rhoton, Howard 111,171 Rich, Tracey 160 Richard, David 198 Richard, Lisa 198 Richards, Julie 186 Richards, Mark 198 Richardson, Donnie 43, 186 Ridley, Robert 139, 213 Rigdon, Bob 74, 160 Rigsby, Kim 37, 171 Rippey, Lynn 171 Rivers, Condy 198 Roark, Joe 198 Roberson, Andrea 186 Robert, David 107, 139, 213 Robert, Martha 186 Roberts, Jeff 77, 172 Roberts, Ricky 198 206 212, 213 Robertson, Jay 186 Robertson, Jim 139, 213 Robertson, Theresa 160 Robinson, Charles 198 Robinson, Fred 43, 186 Robinson, Phyllis 45, 198 Rockey, Jack 198 Rockey Mary Lois 140, 213 Rogan, Albert 186 Rogan, Larry 30, 34, 35, 160 Rogan, Vanessa 186 Rogers, David 172 Roper, John 116 Rosa Regina 140, 213 Rose, Regina 172 Ross, Connie 37, 66, 75, 84, 85, 95, 96, 158, 160, 162 Ross, Herman 198 Ross, Jere 140, 213 Ross, Michael 140,213 Runio n, Warren 160 Rust, James 140, 213 Rust, Mike 172 Ryan, Laura 7, 66. 68, 172 Rybolt, Julie 160 Ryser, Mark 160 Sadler, Curt 198 Sadler, Jeff 30, 140,213 Sadler, Ken 103, 160 Sadler, Phil 30,33, 35.98, 160, 162 SAE 8 0 Safely, Gladys 121 Salyer, Bridgette 172 Salyer, Lynn 140, 213 Sanders, Eugene 30, 172 Sanders, Lesley 199 Sanders, Robbie 186 Sanders, Tim 186 Sanderson, Cheryl 172 Sandlin,Beth 11,60,61,66, 110,140,213 Sandli n, Carol 96, 160 Santana, Angel 172 Santi, Audrey 122 Sawdy, Susan 140, 213 Saunders, Karen 199 Scheibert, Paul 140,213 Schmi dt, John 172 Schooley, Daryl 199 Schooley, Doyt 58, 59, 140, 150,213 Schrader, Diane 172 SCIENCE 62 Scott, Becky 11, 56, 79, 172 Scott, Bryant 43, 86 Scott, Carl 30, 172 Scott, David 40, 42, 50, 141, 213 Scott, Debra 160 Scott, Lori 199 Scruggs, Ellis 199 Scudder, Tom 199 Searcy, Frank 186 Seay, Anthony 172 Seay, Felicia 172 Seay, Thomas 199 Sefsik, Mark 180 Sefsik, Scott 172 Seloff, SR. HI Eileen 160 GH STUDENT COUNCIL 58, 59 Senter, Sue 122 Settle, John 141,214 Sevier, John 168 Shank Shann o, Jeanne 172 on, Cheryl 199 Sharp. Chuck 199 Sharp, Paula 160 Shaw, Shaw, James 172 Jan 141, 214 Shaw, Jeffrey 199 Shaw, Marie 186 Shelton, Barbara 199 Shelton, Tim 199 Sheridan, Buzz 160 Sherrill, Deborah 141,214 Shope, Frank 20, 22, 108, 172 Shumaker, John 62, 122 Sidwell, Tommy 35, 43, 186 Simmons, Janice 186 Simpson, John 19, 66, 67, 152, 154 Simpson, Lela 76, 122 Singleton, Jerry 161 Slack, Bryan 186 Slayden, Lisa 161 Sloss, Sloss. Patricia 141,214 Patrick 141, 214 Smith, Bunny 88,161 Smith, Brad 199 Smith, Carol 161 Smith, Eddie 35,51,161 Smith, Elaine 187 Smith, Joy 173 Smith, Judy 99,123, 141,214 Smith, Judy 199 Smith.Ted 141,214 Smith, Nancy 187 Smith, Kitti 20,22, 58, 59, 64, 65, 66, 104, 141, 149,214 Smith, Skipper 142, 214 Smith, Randy 10, 173 Smith, Scott 199 Smith, Ricky 18, 32, 35, 50, 74, 98, 142, 214 Smith, Steve 187 Smith, Steve 173 Smith, Tracey 199 Sowards, Sherra 199 Spain, John 88, 157, 161 SPANISH 60,61 Sparks, Bill 199 Speer, John 187 Speer, Martha 61, 104 Spellings, Stacy 77,173 Springer, Barry 161 Springer, James 191, 199 Sprowls, Lori 199 St, Andre, Mike 196, 199 Stage, Bobby 187 Stark, Judy 173 Steed, Cynthia 187 Steen, Lucinda 187 Stephens, Jeff 199 Steed, Bill 142, 214 Steele, Essie 214 Steen, Annell 70, 75, 88, 106, 107, 142, 153,214 Stephenson, Brian 70, 142, 148, Stern, Annette 187 Steward, Fannie 122 Steward, Melissa 161 Stowers, Mark 40, 161 Strasser, Sue 87, 122 Street, Gordon 81, 88, 89, 161 Streater, Sherrie 187 Strickland, Anthony 199 Strother, Barbara 214 Strowd, Mamie 173 Stroud, Greg 142,214 Stover, Cynthia 187 Stuard, Vickie 187 Stubbs, Nancy 161 Stubbs, Walter 30, 142, 214 STUDENT ADVISORY 55 Stutts, Randy 173 Suggs, Reginald 142,214 Suggs, Tamarah 187 Sullivan, Lynn 37, 49, 75, 173 Sundermeier, Julie 142, 214 Sutton, Bill 142, 214 Sutton, Mike 161 Sweatt, Ginny 37, 49, 173 Sweazy, Matt 143,214 Swensson, Lin 37, 104, 173 Swift, Vivian 199 Tanksley, Connie 37, 173 Tant, Doug 143,214 Tant, Mark 161 Taylor, Elaine 161 Taylor, Joe 70, 143, 154,214 Taylor, Kyle 161 Taylor, Ruby 199 TENNIS 51 Terhune, Beth 161 Tesch, Darla 187 Tesch, Margo 143, 214 Thomas, Anthony 161 Thomas, Beverly 187 Thomas, Dan 143, 214 Thomas, Evie 106, 107, 143,214 Thomas, Judge 143, 214 Thomas, Leif 161 Thomas, Wilhelmina 187 Thomas, William 187 Thomason, Cinda 82, 83, 187 Thomason, Donna 123, 143,209 Thomasson, Jill 144,214 Thompson, Andrea 200 Thompson, Brenda 200 Thompson, Jeff 187 Thgrgpson, Johnny 7, 66, 79, 94, 153,154,214 95, 96, 144, 151, 153 Thompson, Martha 87, 122 Thompson, Wanda 37, 38, 49, 75, 144, 150, 215 Thompson, Wayne 173 Thornton, Ronald 43, 187 Thornton, Sheila 187 Tibbs, David 187 Tidwell, Lisa 200 Tison, John 85, 122 Tolan, Dan 200 Tolan, Mike 161 Tolbert, Delta 21, 144,215 TOPPER109,110,111 Track 49 Travis, Kathy 161 Travis, Laurie 37, 85, 173 Trice, Gloria 200 Trimble, William 29, 30, 48, 98, 144, 150, 215 Trotter, Ruth 161 Turner, Antonio 200 Turner, Beverly 187 Turner, Bill 46, 200 Turner, Lisa 173 Tweedy, Jeff 200 Twitty, Jar 43, 187 Twyford, Teresa 173 Tyler, Theresa 187 Valentine, Susie 37, 49, 75, 172, 173 Van Cleave, Bobby 173 Van Deren, Franois 122 Vantrease, Steve 187 Van Sant, Richard 167 VARSITY, CHEERLEADERS 56, 57 Vaughn, Jim 200 Vaughn, Tommy 200 Vaupel, Eve 200 Vaupel, Jeff 173 Venable, Sharon 82, 83, 200 VICA 54 Vick, Mark 30, 74, 109, 110, 161 Vick, Scott 108, 168. 173 Vick, Steve 43, 187 Vickous, Pam 200 Villars, Jesse 200 Villars, Patty 94, 96, 162 Vinson, Scott 200 Von Nieda, Keith 173 Von, Nieda, Rick 58, 59, 66, 144, 149, 156, 215 Voonees, Jay 200 Wade, Deborah 200 Waggoner. Kathy 187 Wagster, Lynda 67, 70, 122 Wainman, Patty 54, 144, 215 Waldrup, Jody 30, 49, 66, 98, 144, 215 Walker, Charlie 187 Walker, Pam 187 Walker, Sharon 200 Waller, Jimmy 19, 65, 66. 102,103,109, 110, 145, 150, 153,215 A--aw, Walls, Tim 187 Walp, Julie 187 Walsh, Penny 200 Ward, Greg 200 Ward, Michael 187 Ward, Rosalyn 122 Washington, Alvin 187 Waterman, Christal 187 Waters, Al 173 Watkins, John 201 Watson, Terry 201 Watson, Valerie 162 Weaver, Scott 173 Webster, Debbie 63, 66, 88, 93, 173 Welch, Betsy 174 Welch, Greg 201 Wellons, Diana 187 Wells, Keith 201 West, GP. 41, 42 White, Lorie 165, 174 White, Michael 201 White, Robert 145,215 White, Shirley 201 Whitehead, Bob 40, 50, 174 Whitfield, Jim 24, 174 Whiting, Joni 162 Whitlow, Brad 162 Whitlow, Steve 201 Whitmon, Cecil 55, 123 Wiggins, Carolyn 173, 174 Wiggins, Steve 199, 201 Wilkins, Ara 162 Wilkins, Tommy 162 Wilkins, Tommy 145, 215 Willhoite, William 188 Williams, Damon 201 Williams, Debra 188 Williams, Diane 188 Williams, Gail 145,215 Williams, Janice 174 Williams, James 43 Williams, John 188 Williams. Julie 188 Williams, Rickie 162 Williams, Sheila 188 Williams, Sherry 201 Williams, Susan 96, 145,215 Williams, Suzanne 162 Williams, Vickie 145, 215 Williamson. James 32, 35, 188 Willingham, Richard 188 Willis, Don 201 Wilson, 201 Wilson, Gerry 162 Wilson, Jeff 30, 74. 98, 145,148,215 Wilson, Lemuel 162 Wilson, Pam 162 Wilson, Steve 79, 174 Wilson, Walter 145, 215 Wingo, Ceci 58, 61, 64, 65, 105, 146, 215 Winnard, Kent 43, 201 Winnard, Phillip 162 Winstead, Sheryl 188 Winters, Crystal 201 Wiseman, Cathy 188 Wiseman, Theodore 174 Witt, David 99 Wolfenbarger, Lynne 201 Wolfenbarger, Robert 188 Wolkoff, Debie 174 Wood, Beth 54, 146,215 Wood, Dan 43, 188 Wood, Wayne 146, 215 Woodring, Marlea 188 Woodruff, Renee 56, 75, 146, 149, 215 Woods, Leonard 201 Woodside, Eddie 201 Workman, Sally 7, 51, 64, 65, 66, 68, 75, 104, 146, 150 210, Worley, Susan 146,215 WRESTLING, VARSITY 40 WRESTLING, FRESHMAN 46 Wright, Kim 188 Wrightsman, Allan 165, 174 Yarbrough, Billy 146, 215 Yellin, Sheryl 146,205,215 Young, Ann 66,87, 146. 153,215 Young, Joe 201 Young, Steve 146,215 Young, Timothy 188 Youngblood, Sarah 58, 63, 66, 84, 85, 105, 146,215 Yuchnitz, Andy 188 Zaft, Dana 201 Zaft, Melanie 174 Zager, Penny 188 Zaleski, Teri 201 Zanetis, Eric 174 Zanetis, Paige 201 Zapp. Fred 32, 35, 47, 123 Zeitlin, Bruce 148, 215 Zimmerman, Lisa 185 207 3 Desinct Wordfest Track Cynthia Leigh Crosson Anchor 3.45 J.C.L. 1.2. VicefPresldent 3. President 45 Pep 1.25 Pres. Club Council 45 Persgective Staff 45 Togger Staff 45 Young Life 3.45 NEDT Certifi- cate 1.2: National Latin Exam Certificate 3. Arthur Danner Donna Lynn Darnell Band 1,25 Deca 45 F.H.A. 1,25 Pep 1. A Megan Deanne Daugherty Chorus 15 Girls Glee 25 Red Cross 25 Vica 1. Lisa Irene Davidson Alghorn Staff 35 Art 45 Drama 3.45 French 3.45 N.H.S. 45 Young Life 45 Half- Timers 35 NEDT Certificate 1.25 National Merit Commended Certificate 1.2.3. Jonathan Mark Davis Alghorn Staff 2.35 Basketball 3,45 Boys H. 3.45 Treasurer 45 Math 1,25 Track 3.45 Young Life 2.3.45 F Michael Harding Deal Baseball 1.2.3.45 Basketball Manager 45 Boys H. 3.45 Homeroom VicePresident 1. Charles Millikan I Transfer-B.G.A. 25 Baseball 15 Band 45 Football ence Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 45 Student Track 15 Swimming 1. Karen Earline Transfer-Wickllffe High. Wickliffe Ohio 35 4 Pep 3 4 Nicholas James la Ronald Lyle Franks MW' H.B.S. 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V- f Gary Steven Litoff .- I Stephen Mcintire ' BUYS H. 1,z3.4.II'Key 3.4: Young Life 4, '- I I Michael Todd ,I I GreggIAnn Dece 4. F.H.A. 1. . ,I , , Kenneth Deca 4. 'J 1 ' 'i' any Adair Miles Ad 4: Topper Honor Award-Shop 4. 'I 1 I 1 1 Ronald scheme A 'i..wiWii'i'7:f 'i Rose . f Transienwesl End. Jr. High' 23 Alghorn Staff 45 J,C.L. Parllamsntarlan 1g,Meth I 1 Pars mme Stan 4I Spanish 1I2I , 37 NJ-1.5. 3.4g.Science,-1: Student Affairs 3: Jr. Honor Society Parliamentarian w. f-E'-'N , 12 Drake University Certificate ig N.H,S. Certificate 2.3. I I , Mikal 1 210 f - -1- I f - . L I. Michael Lewis Ross James Rust IV Jeffery Kevin Sadler Western Division Football 4. Rae Lynn Salyer Mary Beth Sandlin 3,45 Drama 3,45 F.H.A. 15 Pres. Club Council 45 Spanish 3, Presldenmwf' Togger Staff 45 Young Life 1,2,3,4. Susan Virginia Sawdey Student Council 4. Paul Franklin Scheibert Doyt Alan Schooley David Evan Scott Transfer-M,B.A. 25 Wrestling 2.3, Captain 45 Cross- John Settle Jr. High 25 Deon 45 Student Council 3. 25 Football 1,2,3,45 J.C.L. 25 Math 15 Student Council 25 Wrestl- Vg. a, Hauwooa 1,2,4g chorus 35 Girls Giee 45 Maarigais ag Red t Student Council 4. Pep 35 Office Staff 154. French 2.35 N.H.S. 3, Certificate 1,25 N.H.S. Transfer-Washington 1 2.3 4. Mae Steele H 2 34 Key 2 President 3 4 Pres Steed o.,u-.i'.-,semi 'N' .siiiisilse-1.55.5 F Q its i s M - Steen 3 Stude M Conference 4. William Gregory Stroud Barbara Strother Transfer'St. Cecelia Academy 45 Girls Glee 1,25 Sodality 152, Walter Stubbs Jr. Boys H. 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Perspective Staff 3. Reginald Lynn Suggs Chorus 15 Science 25 Vica Vice-President 4. Julia Marie Sundemeier Transfer-Father Ryan 4. Willaim SUtlOl'l Band 15 Science 4. Matt Kevin Sweazey Art 3,45 Football 25 Pres. Club Council 3. 'V Douglas Tant 1 ,Q T -3 Joseph Gifford Taylor , Meth 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Student Council 15 Young Life 2.35 Vtl,A. 25 Math Contest 'I 6 . 152,35 N.E.D.T. Certificate 1,25 Who's Who in Amer can High School Students 45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 4, N N Margo Denise Tesch Spanish 15 Student Council 15 Vica 4. ' Daniel Houston Thomas Evalyn Currey Thomas Judge Thomas . Donna Lee Thomason 1 Deca 35 Perspective Staff 45 Red Cross '15 Spanish l, Secretary 25 Student Council 152,35 Young Life 1,2. Melanie Jill Thomasson Anchor 45 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Chorus 2,35 Girls Glee 15 Girls H. 2,35 Pres. Club Council 15 Student Council 1. John Thompson Boys H. 1,2.3,45 Cheerleaders 2,35 Chorus 3, President 45 Drama 253,45 Football 15253, Manager 45 H.B.S. 45 J.C.l., 1,2, Treasurer 35 Key 1.253545 Madrlgals 3545 Pep 152535 Pres, Club Council 45 Red Cross 1525 Science 1,25 Student Council 1,253,45 Track 1, Manager 25 Young Life 1,253.45 F.C,A. 3,45 Wrestling Manager 15 Class President 15 All-State Chorus 3,45 Senior Superlative - Most Ver- satile. Wanda Olivia Thompson T Anchor Secretary 3545 Basketball 253,45 Girls H. 3545 Track 35 Senior Superla- tive - Most Athletic. Delta lrene Tol bert Caduceus 15 F.H.A. 15 Treasurer 2,3. Representative 45 Pep 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Half-Timer 3, William Trimble Transfer-Washington Jr. High 25 Baseball 35 Basketball Captain 1.25 Boys H. 253,45 Chorus 1,25 Football 1,2,3, Captain 45 Student Council 1,253,45 Track 1,25 Class President 25 Tiger Award 15 Senior Superlative - Most Athletic. Erik Byerly Von Nieda J.C.L. 35 Key 45 Pres, Club Council President 45 Science 2,45 Student Council 3,45 Boys Vice-President 45 Young Life 2,35 N.E.D.T. Certificate 15 Office Staff 4, Patricia Ann Wainman Jody Waldrup Boys H. 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Forensics 15 Key 35 President 45 Pres. Club Council 45 Track 35 Young Life 354. James Wallace Jr. Transfer-M.B.A. 4: Newspaper 2,35 Art 2,35 Drama 2535 N.E.D.T. Certificate 1. James Stephen Waller Art 1, Treasurer 253, President 45 Pres. Club Council 45 Perspective Staff 45 Student Council 35 Topper Stall 2,3,45 Senior Superlative - Most Creative. 212 g Mi ' 45 Perspectivejgtaff 3,45 spanish 1525 Student Council 1,3,45 Tennis Robert Gerald White Basketball 15 J.C.L, 2,35 Student Affairs 2535 Track 1,25 Young Lile 2. James Wier Alphorn Staff 3,45 Boys H. 25 Football 1,25 Track 1. Tommy Wilkins Rickie LeMoyne Williams Sammie Gail Williams Band 15 Deca 45 French 25 Pep 15 Student Council 1525 Young Life 25 Junior Achievement 2,3,4. Susan Ann Williams Choir 3.45 Drama 25 F.H.A. 2,35 French 1,25 Pep 15 Red Cross 1,25 Young Life 2.3j4. William David williams TranSSorfColumbia High 2.3. Hillwood 1.43 Basketball 2,35 Football 1,25 Stu-' dent 'Council 45 Vica President of District 45 Wrestling 1,4. ' 5 Jeffery Robert Wilson Transfer-Klein High, Houston Texas 25 Boys H. 45 Football 1,45 French 15 Key 45 Student Council 15 Track Senior Superlative - Most Courteous. Lloyd Christopher Wilson Transfer-C,M,A. 45 Best' Drilled Platoon 2,35 Best-Drilled Company 3. 'Walter Earnest Wilson Jr. -Cecelia Minette Wingo Alphorn Staf12,35 Anchor Sacretary45 Drama 1,25 Perspective Staff 45 Spanish 1,25 Secretary-Treasurer 3445 Student Council 45 Homeroom Vice-President 45 Young Life 2.3245 Class Vice President 4. ' Louise Elizabeth Wood Chorus 35 Girls Glee1525 Vlca 1., Wayne David Wood Architectural Drawing Club 31' 1 Glenda Renee Woodruff Anchor 45 Cheerleader 15253, 'Captain 45 Student Council 3545 Senior Superla- tive - Most School Spirit? I 'iw Sarah Weerns Workman Anchor Vice-President 4' Basketball 1 2 3' Girls H 1 235 Pep 1,45 Pres Club 5'llg2,3,45 Young Lite 253545 Volleyball 3.45 Class Vice-President 35 Class Presi- 'P 45 N.E.D.T. Certificate 1525 Senior Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed. Susan Patton Worley Pep 1,25 Spanish 1,2535 Student Council 152. William Yarbrough Sheryl Yellin Deca 15 Math 25 Pep 15 Red Cross 15 Science 15 Spanish 152535 N,E.D,T. Certifi- cate 152. Ann Marie Young Chorus 45 Drama 1.25 F.H,A. 1.25 Sub-Regional Treasurer 3, President 45 Girls Glee 35 Pres. Club Council 45 Student council 25 Perfect Attendance 15 Home Ec. Sewing Award 35 Topper Honor Award-Home Economics 45 Home Economics Honor Student 4. Stephen Douglas Young Sarah Margaret Youngblood Anchor Treasurer 45 Drama 15 French 253, Vice-President 45 N.H.S. 3,45 Pres. Club Council 3,45 Red Cross 152, President 3.45 Student Council 45 Young Life 253,45 N.E.D.T. Certificate 1,25 N.H.S. Certificate 1,2,35 Belmont Wordfest 1. Bruce David Zeitlin Transfer-Peabody 45 Senior Superlative - Best Looking. Lloyd C. iTerryJ Miller, lll 1958-1974 5 ,W i ,Se Egg: ss. R lf :A fag f For those he loved and who loved him, Time seemed to stop as pictures of his bright smile, sandy curls and familiar green T-shirt flashed across many minds. Yet, Terry Miller was a vital part of Hillwood and to those he touched, he will always live. And just as the morning sun, so long in coming finally slips behind the tree-lined mountains, so do we leave this place, our hearts kindled with the warm glow from the lamps of learning and friendships. 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