Huntsville High School - Pierian Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1973 volume:

“A little learning is a dangerous thing. Drink deep or taste not the Pierian spr Alexander Pope PIERIAN 1973 Huntsville High School Huntsville, Alabama Awards LIN UEST-05T Athletics Academics 4 It began even before the first day of school, the preparations to make this year different. There were those who worked long and hard to initiate our club day, the first ever. More than fifteen new clubs were organized. A special assembly before opening day served to orientate the new freshmen. Anchor and Key clubs diligently cut, cleaned, weeded, and trimmed the inner court, and the boys even tackled the parking lots. Early in the fall, plans for resuming the Homecoming Dance were completed, and regular class assemblies and a Halloween Carnival were also added to the calendar. All these contributed in making HHS more than just a school . . . a place to belong and be proud of. 5 School had barely begun when we found ourselves in the midst of a colorful, challenging football season. United and excited, we placed our pride on the line and yelled ourselves hoarse. We did not always win but we gained even more by just sticking together. 5 6 7 With all our various papers, pencils and projects, we soon learned how to apply ourselves. We really had to work, but the rewards we reaped were well worth it. All the preparation for drama performances, football and basketball practice, meeting publication deadlines, drill team practice, all the endless decorating committees, struggling to meet the goal for magazine sales — were they all work? We can testify that they were, but we cannot deny that working with our friends has brought us closer to each other, ourselves and our school. t 9 10 We learned to mix work with the good times. All the planned activities such as the Senior Barbeque and the Homecoming Dance were great fun, but so were those crazy unplanned times. Just being together with no responsibilities served to unite us. 11 We had become a part of the whole. Whether it was as an individual, a couple or a group. We all belonged to HHS and it to us. 12 13 Awards Athletics BERLIN Academics fvities '73 Seniors Excel Front Row: Patsy Perry, Libby Powell. Melanie Belew, Inge Hinrichs, Jan Meigs. Marian Weil. Helen Howie. Sara Lee. Back Row: Donny Dison. David Kimrey. Allan Wilson. Nancy Butler. Carol Shuford, Ann Fryman. Bobby Berg. Mark Buckallew. Randy Reed. Ricky Miller. Brian Dale. Fred Gasbarro. in Service to HHS Senior Advisory Board — Around table clockwise: Walter Stone, Donny Dison, Connie Winning. Helen Howie. Rickie Miller. Raymond Butler. Stephanie Winning. Sara Lee. Deborah Wirts. Lane Thompson. Carol Shuford, Becky Cowart. 1973 Seniors proved to be an outstanding class, showing great strength in school loyalty and class unity. The year started off with a bang with the magazine sales, which proved to be a marvelous success. Sales were followed by the barbecue. The year was sprinkled with interesting Senior Assemblies, the highlight being that famous assembly on Senior Supressed Desire Day. With everyone in their daydream garb, the make-believe Ed Sullivan Show was a great way to pull Seniors together. Through the spring, caps and gowns were ordered, along with other graduation preparations. In mid-February, forty government students journeyed to Washington to see the informative sights. The whole exciting year culminated with Graduation itself. The 1972-73 Seniors have left their mark on Huntsville High. Seniors off to Washington for government trip. Active Council Officers Provide Parliamentarian Treasurer Chris Adams Paul Adelman President Bert Walker Leadership for Fellow Students Vice-President Scott McLain Secretary Anita Donaldson Chaplain Sara Miller Student Council Instigates New Members perk up as new business is discussed. Huntsville High students well represented at S.C. meetings. Programs With Student Involvement Officers call another meeting to order. Student Council has taken on many projects this year, some of which include Freshman Orientation, the sponsoring of the Homecoming Dance, and providing stockings and food for Christmas Charities. The reorganization of the Intra-City Student Council, and the Talent Show have also proved successful. Student Council Representatives: Missy Aberg, Susan Bader, Jim Baxter, Alton Belcher, Melanie Belew, David Bond, Pam Boyson, Jesse Broome, Jeannie Burkett, Ann Burnette, Linda Cameron, Brian Clayton, Richard Cole, Brian Dale, Lisa Daniels, Jan Donaldson, John Dunkel, Karen Felix, Robert Fischer, Shellye Ford, Carol Goans, Steve Hamm, Warren Hamm, Carol Henshaw, Janice Hightower, Sue Howard, Ann Hood, Cindy Jones, Judy Jones, Emily Lacy, Patricia Lacy, Rosemary Lee, Marna Mackey, Debbie MacWilliams, Sue Ann Mayer, Cheryl McCaleb, Page McCloud, Jan Meigs, Mary Lou Mills, Paul Paelian, Janet Perry, Mark Petroff, Lillian Randall, Wendy Richey, Marian Roberts, Pam Schrimsher, Kathy Siersma, Natalie Smith, Carol Stewart, Mary Stone, Walter Stone, Shirley Sullivan, Amelia Uffelman, Phyllis Waugh, Connie Welks, Alice Wilson, Rita Wilson, Stephanie Winning, Deborah Wirts. Representatives review issues. Lani Reigns as Queen Lilli Downs, Gena Berg, Sarah Moquin, Melanie Belew, Lani Blue, Becky Dickson, Mary Jane Fleming, Deanna Benefield. Debbie Heard. Queen and Escort leave the field after ceremonies. Tense moment before victory. 22 of Homecoming Susan surrenders her reign. Sarah and Mary Jane show enthusiasm. Court Senior Maids enjoy festivities of the Homecoming event. Gena descends onto field. 23 HHS Band Livens Up Pep 24 First Row: Becky Smith. Teresa Woods. Lisa Young. Phyllis Waugh. Reeves Johnson, Bonnie Pearson. Judy Baxter. Donna Bridges, Leanne Kea. Second Row: Chuck Stull. Bobby Freeze. Mike Echols. Steve Rowell. Third Row: Randy Sacs. Tera McCullough, Richard Simoson, Steve Call, John Brewton. Sherrie Walker, Billy Kerley. Fourth Row: Cindy Gowan, Amanda Page, Kurtis Osburn, Carla Cohron. Cathy Marxer, Ken Nunnley, Ann Hill. Suzanne Cox, Beth Flannagan, Karen Lanier. Fifth Row: Larry Jess, Lynn Hightower. Randall Cox. Tom Roberts. Jeff Putman. Jenny Simpson. Jennie Floyd, Debbie Erie. Janie Krewson. Vickie Worley. Sixth Row: Jeffrey White, David Mosby. Jamie Gaither. Kirk Johnson, Bonnie Young, Karl Marxer. Belinda Smith, Holly Miller. Mary Jean Herden, Brian Kea. Seventh Row: Scott Green. Ricky Moon, Mark Hammond. Jim Baxter. Bill Ed Blount, Steve Fann, David Hertha, Kathy McDonough. Steve Roys. Eighth Row: Judy Krewson. Lois Yeargen, Jane Venters, David Peterson, Brenda Miller. Debbie Stillman. Kim Brooksbank, David Steinberg. Glenn Ryals. Ninth Row: Bob McCamy, Mark Ratliff. Brock Thager, Lee Reynolds. Steve Crick, Paul Adelman, Ron Robb. Chip Jones. Debbie Stanford. Tenth Row: Larry Lott. Kit Jurgielwies. Jeff Glover, Dan Procter, Dean Ratliff, Paige Stagner. Miles Alderman. Bob Briner. Carla Page, Steve Putman. Eleventh Row: Ernie Blair. Wayne Cusick, Paul Hammond, Rodney Moak. Mark Lindsey. Summers Taylor, Ronald Shaffer. Steve Hays, Don Philips, David Driscoll. Twelfth Row: Catherine Chandler, Genia Brooksbank. Byron Becken, Kenneth Morris. Paul Shuey. Bill Glenn, Mardi Morard, Mary Cozolos. Rallies for Excited Students Band’s precise formations on the field entertain at half time ceremonies. Mr. Sloan concentrates during band practices. Steve leads band with pride. 25 Band Memb ers Love Their Music HTRS while cheerleaders take over. And Share It With Others Brass section listens to Mr. Sloan’s advice. 27 Pretty Girls Highlight Band Performances Kneeling: Phyllis Waugh, Lisa Young, Bonnie Pearson. Standing: Judy Baxter. Donna Bridges. Teresa Woods. Not Pictured: Cathy Majorettes Wisner. Military Color Guard: Mary Cozelos, Denise Collins. Genia Brooksbank, Katherine Chandler, Marti Morrard. Color Guard: Becky Smith, Lee Ann Kea. Outstanding Band Members Rake in Honors Eta Beta Chi — First Row: Nancy Murray, LeeAnn Key. Cindy Cowan, Brenda Miller. Suzanne Cox. Jan Godfrey. Rita Wilson, Cathy Wisner, Paul Adleman. Second Row: High Hilson, Chip Jones, Carla Cohron, Genia Brooksbank. Roger Linde. Don Phillips. Scott Green. Steve Rowell. Ron Robb, Debbie Stanford, Charlie Shephard. Judy Krewson. Becky Smith. Karen Martin. All-State Winners: Debbie Stillman. Kathy McDunnough. Richard Simenson. Reeves Johnson. Scott Greene. Chip Jones. Karen Johnson. Judy Krewson, Genia Brooksbank. 29 Naval ROTC Sponsors C LCDR Alexander C LT JG Miller C ENG Christiansen C ENG Malcolm C CPO Richter C CPO Butler C CPO Walker C CPO White C POl Allen C POl Ashley C POl Kelly C POl O’Bryant C POl Phillips C POl Richter CDT Acklen CDT Aldridge CDT Ayers CDT Beale CDT Bekkon CDT Biggert CDT Bodin CDT Burwell CDT Burks CDT J. Butas CDT T. Butas CDT Byrd CDT Clapp CDT Clark CDT Coburn Cadets perform daily flag ceremony. 30 Annual Holiday Ball CDT Coughlin CDT Cox CDT Crutcher CDT Dison CDT Edward CDT Edwards CDT Garrison CDT Gyder CDT Haygood CDT Horton CDT Howard CDT Hubbard CDT Hughes CDT Lones CDT Lossing CDT Marti CDT McBride CDT L. McLaney CDT S. McLaney CDT Miller CDT Morris CDT Nance CDT Newby CDT Owens CDT Patten CDT Pederson CDT Raley CDT Sanford CDT Shayer CDT Shoulders CDT Smarekar CDT Stamper CDT Stone CDT Test CDT Thompson Captain Ballard and Chief Coleman discuss day’s program. CDT Townsley CDT Watts CDT J. White CDT R. White Chief Coleman Captain Ballard 31 Pierian Staff Works Nancy Butler Editor Jane Jones Advisor Dawn Aberg Carol Stewart Organizations Editors Kathy Fleming Copy Editor Long and Hard Sherry Puckett Sara Miller Feature Editors Byron Vann Scott McLain Photographers 32 to Produce a Quality Publication Becky Cowart Senior Editor Robin Haynes Sports Editor Debbie Schock Circulation Manager Carol Chesnutt Steve Vaughan Underclass Editor Business Manager Mary Alice Kelly Faculty Editor Pierian Sales Hit Record Number First Row: Janet Perry, Byron Vann. Robin Haynes, Debbie Schock, Sara Miller, Becky Cowart, Carol Chesnutt, Mary Lou Mills, Sherry Puckett, Kathy Fleming. Drama Doming, Amanda Page. Second Row: Nancy Butler, Anne Courtney. Libby Powell, Laurie Hughes. Ann Arcangeli, Stephanie Winning, David Burkette. Cindy Walker. Terri Tatum. Carol Prosser. Ann Harris, Cindy Butler. Patricia Lacy, Dawn Aberg. Third Row: Melanie Belew, Ann Hood. Patsy Perry, Carol Covington. Shirley Sullivan. Cindy Ramsey. Carol Askew. Marcia Walker, Cathy Dockery, Janice Donaldson. Sharon Barnard, Kathy Attaya, Florence Culver, Ann Fryman, Lillian Parks. Fourth Row: Carol Shuford, Chris Adams. Jane Fiquet, Helen Perry. Janice Siersma, Pollie Simpson. Pam Orth, Aida Nuwayhid, Susana Sphere. Connie Winning. Mary Alice Kelly. Charles Vaughn, Karen Adamek. Writers’ Guild Inspires Young Authors Not Pictured: Missy Aberg. Teresa Babin. Susan Bader. Bert Bagley. Tony Balch. Lara Batchelder. Doug Bell. David Bond. Edward Butler. Mark Caneer. Steve Chandler. Mike Christoffel. Nedra Coffin. Joe Cotten, Joni Creech. David de Benedet. Dena dr Benedet. Lisa Daniel. Carol Davis. Peggy Dempsey. Becky Dickson. Lynn Diehl. Cathy Dockery. Beth Donnelly. Robin Dorsey. Jan Dowdle. Vickie Dragos. Jack Dragos. Maureen Drost. Jo Anne Gaither. Carol Goans. Beth Graves. Brian Gryder. Gera Guinn. Judy Halper, David Helbrengle. Cathy Hoelsher. Sharalee Hoelsher. Clay Howard. Pat Howard. Helen Howie. Karen Jacks. Emily James. Janie Jerigan. Roy Johnson. Diana Johnston. Danny Jones. Tim Jordan. Joie Kimrey. Pat Ligockie, Sandy Lusk. Carter Martin. Nancy Matthews. Layne McCartney. Cynthia McLaney. Chris Miller. Sara Miller. Brenda Oliver. Anita Owen. Cheryl Owen. Peggy Owen. Cheryl Phelps. Jean Pincha. Josh Province. Susan Richardson. Valerie Routh. Ellen Roberts. Julie Rowan. Randy Sacks. Brenda Schwager. Barbara Shepherd. Kathy Shettles. Lora Shuey. Richard Simenson. Natalie Smith. Robin Smith, Janice Stidger. Barbara Thea. Sue Toruella, Brian Snyder. Kevin Spencer. Byron Vann. Rick Webb. Joan Wells. Charlotte White. Marcia White. Connie Winning. Allison Woosley. Janie Wyatt. Mrs. Beaumont Advises Red and Blue Columnists: David Bond. Davis Millond. Chris Miller. Staff members: Joe Caruso, Ann Hood. Pam Vardaman. Caryn Corbett. Lisa Daniel. Randy Hatch. Connie Parker. It in Publication of Great Newspaper Advisor: Mrs. Beaumont. Editors-in-Chief: Maureen Drost, Mark Petroff. Page Editors: Paul Joffrion, Jim Novatnik. Rick Jones. Peggy Owens. Carol Davis. Tricia Lacy. Karen Mann. Stephanie Winning. 37 Spectrum Staff Draws Excellent Doug Bell Chris Miller Co-Editors in Chief Cheryl Phelps Tim Jordan Short Story Editors Dorothy Grover Dena DeBenedet Music Editors Cheryl Burton Dawn Aberg Essay Editors 38 Literary Work From HHS Students Peggy Dempsey Missy Aberg Joshua Province Inge Hinrichs Poetry Editors Literary Editors Kathy Shettles Chris Caffey Associate Editors Helen Howie Tony Balch Circulation and Business Managers 39 Mrs. Williams and Mr. Shippey Stimulate First Row: Doug Madison. Reeves Johnson. Lloyd Franklin. Karen Gurley. Ricky Moon. Second Row: Kathy Scholefield, Pam Orth. Denise Richey. Kathy Attaya. Ellen Dugal. Diane Verderaime. Mark Petroff. Third Row: Stuart Alexander. Jim Navotnik. Bonnie Rasbury. Paul Adlemen, Bert Walker. Patsy Perry. Marcia Walker, Sara Lee. Leslie Dark. Carol Chesnutt. Fourth Row: Johnny Henshaw, Linda Dedrick. Roger Linde. Betsy Bramm. Katy Keyes. Gloria Kerr. JoNan Pagcl. Shelly Ford, Jan Meigs. Dallas Culver. David Babin, John Mikitish. Clement Cotter. Brian Clayton. Tim Wilson. Dawn Aberg. Mu Alpha Theta is a math honorary society with the purpose of stimulating interest in mathematics. To be a member, one must have an A average in four semesters of college preparatory math. Interesting speakers and field trips provide enrichment for its members. One of Mu Alpha Theta’s annual projects is its slide rule course. Members discuss intricacies of fourspace. 40 Interesting Math Discussions at MA0 Annual Slide Rule Course offers many educational possibilities. Mrs. Williams, club sponsor, is willing to help students. 41 National Honor Society First Row: John Mikitish — Treasurer, Stuart Alexander — Vice-President, Lloyd Franklin — President, Patsy Perry — Secretary. Second Row: Diane Verderaime. Stephanie Winning, Diane Hertha, Becky Cowart. Third Row: Anne Burnette, Maureen Drost, Carol McNabb, Connie Winning. Ricky Moon. Dawn Aberg. Ricky Miller, Shelly Ford. Roger Linde, Bobby Berg, Chris Adams, Bert Walker. Connie Adamek. Sara Lee, Jan Meigs. Kathy Attaya. 42 Provides Academic Leadership The President presides. National Honor Society not only acknowledges scholarship, character, and leadership, but also sponsors a tutoring service as a primary function. An overall A average along with the faculty’s approval are the two requirements for membership. Twice a year an impressive candlelight ceremony is conducted for new members. 43 Magicians’ Club Goes Rabbit Hunting Magician's Club Officers: Mark Leberle — Vice President, Christy O’Bryant — Publicity Chairman. Fred Fohrell — President, Joe Burnette — Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: Freddie Fohrell. Lanelle Collins. Mark Lambert. Frank Broen. Second Row: Mrs. Smith — Sponsor. Richard Aldcnderfer. James Miller, Steve Brewington. Chip Jurgielewitc. Bradley Branson. Steve Pennington, Bobby Berg. Brian Root. The main purpose of this new and somewhat novel club is to demonstrate magic and do shows for various organizations around town and on the arsenal. Mrs. Smith is the sponsor of the Magician’s Club and has helped in its formation. Groups including IBM and the Army have requested the entertainment that our Magicians can offer. Students at HHS were able to share in the performances that the club circulates in early March at the Talent Show. The Magician’s Club has proved that there are many facets to individualistic talent found at Huntsville High. VICA and Deca Members Learn While They Work First Row: Scott Anderson, Stephanie Downs. Celia Beavlier. Curtis Bright. Debbie Jones. Sybil Stroud. Second Row: Alex Wilson. Greg Young. Preston Thomas, Lewis Morris, Rhonda Maddox. Mr. May. Alan Sharp. Becky Dickson. Keith Sharp. First Row: Sandy Lusk. Gwen Carlton. Jo Ann Cantrell. Shirley Jones. Mark Assadourian. Gary Gazaway. Pam Magnusson. Second Row Brenda Brooks. Julie Rowan. Sandy Hatton. Jeff Turk, Gloria Martin. Nancy Cagle. Melissa Bryson. Chuck Russler. Third Row: Dehone Gates. Patricia Brumfield. Joe Bagwell, Mr. Tunstill. Ramon Reeves. John Humphreys. Lois Morris. Ham Radio Receives FCC License In its first year of operation at Huntsville High, the Amateur Radio Club found time between organizational activities to make radio contacts in France, Germany, Canada and several American states. They run on power up to 100 watts, transmitting from room number 302 here at school. The club was successful in obtaining an operating license from the FCC. HHS Amateur Radio Club is now officially known as WB4DDF in radio circles. Officers: Reeves Johnson — President, Chris Teuber — Secretary-Treasurer, Peter Decher — Vice-President. , Steve Putman, Paul Paelian, Mark Hammond. Ron Schaffer, Paul Adleman, Mike Yarbrow, Paul Seated: Ernie Blair. Second Row: Jesse Bruen Hammond, Ron Robb. Jeff Putman. Don Allen. Photography Club Builds a Dark Room Photography Club Members: Byron Vann — President. Stuart Venters — Vice-President. Molly Pitts. Sheri Walker. Sherry McLemore. Marla Lan, Nannette Orillion. Dianne Matthews. Sylvia Lawson. Cynthia Lee. Mary Brewster. Sarah Moquin. Julie Denton. Susan Richardson. Sandy Growx, Susan Hill. Betty Hendricks. Sue Torruella. Marcia Keyserling. Joel Call. Roy Cochran. Randall Cox. Hal Bodin. Greg McCarter. Bill Holliman. Randy Sacks. Jeff Showers. Tim Christiansen. Robert Mount. Benjy Carle. Roland Throneberry. Clenn Ryals. Stove Burruss. Brian Snyder. Scott McLain. David Bond. FT A Prepares for Educational Careers First Row: Anita Donaldson. Sylvia Spillman, Melinda Van Beber. Pat Hayes. Second Row: Lynn Pauley, Amy Graham. Lois Ann Powers, Amelia Seay. Monyetta White. Helen Howie. Health Careers Club Visits Hospital 48 First Row: Edward Scruggs. Jean Pope. Connie Hammonds. Shirley Jones. Elvelina Taylor. Catharine Robinson. Monyette White, Sandra Daniels, Brenda Strickland, Ernistine Brazille, Donald Johnson. Second Row: Mary Lee Shoulders. Katrinia Smith. Catharine Nance. Brenda Gurley, C.retta Clay, Vernice Bellman, Keith Christopherson. Mike Earnest, Karl Groux, Clay Howard. Eddie Magnusson. Third Row: Annette Tuck. Jackie Moore, Eric Christopherson, Sam Holloway. Danny Jones, Gayla Phillips, Barbara Lewis, Karen Smith, Glenys Parks, Billy Cartwright. Jan Meigs, David Hall. Lee Johnson. Gary Abernathy. Eric Batchelder. Warren Hamm. Valerie Broom. Fourth Row: William Martin, Garry Moore, Jeff Goodwin, Larry Jones. Raymond Corn, Ronnie Hamilton. FBLA Welcomes New Sponsors first Row: Eunice Shine. Margaret Sullivan. Joan Wells. Mellisa Bryson. Glenys Parks. Brenda Guriy. Sandra Taylor. Marion Weil. Courtney Hill. Katrina Smith. Second Row: Mrs. Anderson. Donna Neville. Amy Smith. Cathy Coulter. Cynthia Gurley. Jackie Burwell. Connie Webster. Lois Rice. Carol Askew. Belinda Cobb, Valerie Routh. Beth Graves. Susan Harrison. Mrs. Long. International Relations Club Views Politics First Row: Sandy Lusk. Kay Bankston. Mary Alice Kelly — Vice-President. Second Row: Roger Linde. Jeff Walker. Bill Bee. David Berry. Mark Slater. Cravens Brooks. Gary Gazaway. Allen Sharp. Becky Dickson — Secretary-Treasurer. Chess Club Moves in Tournament Competition First Row: Tom Darington, David Root, Johnny Henshaw — Vice-President. Roy Cochran — President. Jeff Showers. Second Row: Tom Blackwell. Doug Wene, Nancy Mathews. Don Allen. Mark Boardman. Bill Bibb, David McCrickard, Gordon Miller, Mark Quarles, Brian Root. Steve Woodward. Dan Thompson. Bridge Forms a New Ace of Clubs First Row: Andy Lamb — President. Marian Weil. Robert Mount. Kathy Fleming. Martha Lewis — Secretary-Treasurer. Richard Kearney. Second Row: Chuck Russler, Audie Shulman — Vice-President. Jimmy Pope. Shannon Edwards. Helen Perry. Janice Hightower. Anne McCullough, Kelley Golden. Pam Schrimsher. 50 Physics Club Star-Gazes on Monte Sano First Row: Bcnjy Carle, Jeff Lossing, Phil Kirshtein, Byron Vann. Stuart Alexander. John Mikitish. Don Allen. Second Row: Stuart Venters, Phil Youngblood. Paul Adleman, Gary Scoggins, Bruce Parker. Bobby Berg. Tim Jordan. Mark Fink. Raymond Butler. Third Row: Brock Thayer, Chris Adams, Bert Walker. John Hand, Brian Dale. Physics Club Officers: John Mikitish. Secretary-Treasurer: Paul Adleman. President: Chris Adams. Vice-President. Physics Club, an old mainstay here at HHS, was freshened this year with the presence of a new sponsor, Mrs. Dottie Dale. Their basic purpose lies in the demonstration of scientific equipment to club members, and the maintenance of the physics lab. But Physics Club has also had time for many speakers and interesting field trips. Members have visited the Monte Sano Observatory and Operation SKYLAB at Redstone Arsenal. They are nurturing a plan to attend Oakridge Atomic Laboratory in Oak-ridge, Tennessee. 51 Chemistry Club Visits Underclass Members — Seated On Floor. Back to Front: Carol Goans. Eloise Lundberg, Chris Caffey, Robert Fischer. Robert Butler. Mark Poutler. Ann Paschal, Gus Bahos, Jeff Zook. Reeves Johnson, Thomas Butas, Tommy O’Bryant. Second Row: Debbie Verderaime. Nancy Murray. Rita Wilson, Carol Chesnutt, Dara Bueltman, David Burkett. Waite Dykes, Susan White. Frank Broen. Jim Novotnak. Richard Aldenderfer. Betsy Bramm. Tim Wilson. Larry Lot, Charles Blackwell. Chip Jurgielewitc. Mike Christoffel. Steve Brewington. Bob Leonard. Third Row: Scott McLain. Ron Robb. Steve Putman. Fourth Row: Alan Bibb. Steve Howard. Dallas Culver. Clement Cotter. Russ Munger. Greg Dietsch. Klaus Erksborn. Frank Jones. Taking advantage of the new club system at Huntsville High, Chemistry Club members enjoyed many interesting speakers in their alotted time. Speakers encompassed subjects ranging from radiation and how to prevent radiation sickness, to information as to types of occupations available with chemistry training. Chemistry Club had its annual field trip this spring visiting an intricate chemistry lab in the city to show members the extent of equipment possibilities. Chem Club Officers: Richard Congo — President. Lane Thompson — Vice-President. Carol Shu-ford — Secretary. Clement Cotter — Program-Planner. Wendy Maitland — Treasurer. 52 Intricate Local Lab Senior Members — Seated on Floor. Front to Back: Patsy Perry. Sara Lee. Carol Prosser. Stephanie Winning. Roland Belknap. Rickie Moon, Kathy Attaya. Anne Burnette. Dianne Verderaime. Ross White. Seated on Counter. Clockwise: Carol Schuford. Gwen Carlton. Melissa Detch-mendy, Connie Adamek. Wendy Fsco, Doug Cummings. Connie Winning, Marcia Barber. Chip Jones. Randy Reed, Martha Lewis, Rick Stogner, P.andy Roper. Doug Madison. Karen Kolyer. Wendy Maitland. Middle Standing: Richard Kearney. Lloyd Franklin. Hugh Hilson. Richard Congo. Standing on Counter: Bert Walker. Tim Christiansen. David Malcolm. Chuck Russler. Libbi Powell. Mark Ratliff. Roy Cochran. Chuck Boone, Cathy Wisner, Christy Collier. Melanie Bclew. Mark Murphy. Lou Duckwall. Home Ec Programs Cover Wide Range of Topics 54 First Row: Claudia Hopkins, Cathy Ruether, Lisa Randolph, Valerie Routh, Tricia Lacy. Susie Crow. Second Row: Cathy O'Bryant. Elizabeth Trimble, Belinda Smith, Lea Smith. Pam Jones, Charisse Christensen, Mrs. Evans. Third Row: Lynn Goss, Amy Graham. Alice Kay Wilson. Christy O'Bryant. Carol McDaniel. Marilyn Me3de. Debbie Erie, Ann Hood, Lillian Parks. Fourth Row: Carol White, Lola Humphrey, Karen Adamek, Marilyn Crowley. Beverly Rogers. Connie Goodman, Carol Stewart. First Row: Amanda Page — 6ecrefary, Karen Price — Vice-President. Lennele Collins — Treasurer. Lois Ann Powers — President. Second Row: Michelle Ruest. Drama Doming, Brenda Miller. JoNan Pagel, Janice Wynn. Phyllis Hughes. Eunice Shine. Margaret Burdette. Third Row: Emily Sanders. Linda Hildring, Georgia Clemmons. Virginia Burks, Cathy Fleming. Debbie Fogg. Fourth Row: Carol Covington, Dawn Bennett. Marcia Walker. Diane Calandra, Kathy Jones. Lois Rice. Jackie Burwell. Mrs. Wright. Fifth Row: Karen Cohran, Shelly Ford, Carol Askew. Denise Richey. Mary Love. Ecology Club Ponders Environmental Crisis First Row: Tommy King. Tim Croft. Richard Kearney — Vice-President, Marty Morand — Secretary. David Steinberg — President. David Heather-ington — Treasurer. Kay Key. Ken Arrant. Second Row: Barney Turk. Patricia Hayes. Catherine Chandler. Kurtis Osbum. Emily James. Sylvia Spillman. Melna Van Baeber. Mirasol Ordway. Judd Medlen. Third Row: Janie Jemigan. Charlotte White. Rick Webb. Eloise Lundberg. Pam Combs. Larry Lott. Cathy Crawford. Jeff Glover. Karen Johnson. Terrie Wallace. Kevin Osbum. Charles Drost. Fourth Row: Scott Raminger. Mark McLeod. Rodney Byrd. Don Phillips. Eric Batchelder. Richard Aldenderfer. Paul Shuey. Scenes such as this inspire Ecology Club members to environmental good deeds. HHS Athletic Clubs Develop Panther Pep Club — First Row: Phyllis Hughes. Lynda Kitchens. Laura Watson. Lani Blue. Lee Ann Canale. Jill Holmes. Betty Arnold. Prissy Crow, Joie Kimrey, Angela Parks. Second Row: Teri Gilliam. Jo Anne Keller. Amy Slayden, Kathy Seay, Jane Thomas — Secretary, Pam Richardson. Ann Hood. Tricia Lacy. Ann Fryman — President. Debbie McWilliams — Vice-President. Valerie Broo — Treasurer. Lillian Randall. Third Row: Beth Donnelly. Eleanor Hovater. Donna Parks, Karen Felix. Dawn Cox. Christy Record. Laura Kilpatrick, Jane Reed. Alice Kay Wilson, Laura Lubowicki, Jenelle Collins, Penny Hightower, Beth Robins. Fourth Row: Dauna Dyess, Teresa Tanner. Michelle Gazaway, Lynn Stevens. Alice Fryman, Shelly Ford, Karen Martin. Beverly Rodgers. Renee Latham. Laura Weirsma. Fifth Row: Amy Sandlin. Anna Jo Price. Kathy Poe. Lynda McKenzie. Cathy Craw ford. Pam Combs, Patti Barnes. Martha Lanier. Sharon Barnard. Kathy Siersma. Sixth Row: Marian Weil. Stephanie Winning. Celia Mackey. Daphne Sullins. Karen Black. Susan Beard. Lynnette McCurdy. Janet Perry. Allison Woosely. Eileen Ferrell. Lynn Lewis. Seventh Row: Sara Lee. Pat Swear-ington. Nancy Isbell, Kay Coy. Linda Kesting, Sandy Fleming, Cindy Kiley. Anne Roberts. Anne Courtenay. Carol Hinshaw. Judy McLure, Cathy Grosser. Eighth Row: Carol Shuford. Marna Mackey. Kathy Dunkle. Christy Causey. Laura Lively. Carol Askew. Teri Clark. Connie Webster. Beth Graves. Karen Jacks. Brenda Farmer. Eileen Martinez. Fellowship of Christian Athletes — First Row: Tommy Owen. Colen Murphy. Wayne Zeek. Billy Brasfield, David Bradley. Randy Watson. Ronnie Looser. Charlie Martin. Roger Shippey. Second Row: Billy Dendy. Donna Dykes. Eleanor Hovater. Christy Record. Karen Felix. Teri Gilliam. Jo Ann Keller. Amy Slayden. Cleve Coldwater. Ricky Miller. Barry Looser. Kathy Seay. Third Row: Donny Dison. Tommy Kiss. Beth Donnelly. Larry Robinson. Bert Walker. Ricky Fowler. Walter Stone. Ricky Reed. Robert Toney. David Ricks. Mike McMillian. Mike Christian Spirit, Pride, Fellowship and Unity .'lub — First Row: Van Elmore. Robert Sampson, Rickey Miller. Tommy Kiss. Mike Wallace, Mike McMillian. Second Row: Buddy McCraken, my McMillian, Larry Jones, Robert Toney, Jeff Rogers, Mike Christian. Third Row: Andy Bradley. Mark Leberte. Tommy Owen. David Ricks, hard Green. Bud Lowry. Fourth Row: David Kimrey, Jerry Tucker. Rhett Johnson. James Mitchell. Fifth Row: Darrell Sadler. Alan Rosenblum. in Wilson. Randy Schrimsher, Willie Crutcher. Club Studies Show Relevance of History First Row: Connie Ballew. Robby Wilson. Pat Hughes. Kay Key. Richard Cole. Mike Maloney. Jeff Lossing. Roy Cochran — Vice-President. Second Row: Audrey Powe, Karen Culpepper, Juwanna Watson, Mama Mackey. David McCrickard. Emily James, Bill Hayden President, Judy Pickley, David McNamara. Third Row: Jean Applegate — Secretary’. Karen Cohran. Krista Marine. Patty Boyer. Annette French. Dennise Dedman. Melna Van Berber, Sylvia Spillman. Lisa Hanson. Van Brown. Mike Yarborough. Service to Library Provided by Club Members First Row: Rhonda Hughes. Cora Rayford. Johnny Martignoni, Martha Connaughton. Connie Webster. Second Row: Edward Scruggs. Jeff Townsley. Connie Goodman. Amy Graham. Bedelia Beaver, Mrs. Garrett. Miss Masters. Inter-Club Council Co-ordinates Activities First Row: Helen Howie. Nannette Orillion, Marsha Kcyserling. Lois Ann Powers, Libbie Powell. David Malcolm. Bert Walker. Freddie Fohrell. Second Row: David Steinberg. Reeves Johnson, Mike Christian. Roy Cochran. Donnie Dison. Richard Congo. Jan Meigs. Edward Scruggs. Chris Adams. Mike Richter, Cynthia Gurley. Roger Linde. Lynn Pauley. Third Row: Dawn Aberg. Chris Miller. Steve Vaughan. David de Benedet. 59 Key Club Members Involved in a 1 First Row: David Murphy. Steve Howard, harry Fleming. Charlie Buis!. Donnie Dison. Steve Wallace. Warren Hamm, Owen Callaway. Pam Varde-Second Row Scott McLain. Butch Little. Bobby Berg. Lee Johnson. Richard Congo. Wayne Xeek. Allen Bibb. Mike Christian. Bert Walker. Jimmy 60 Variety of Service Activities imp In Mark Guzzo. Jay Carle. Paul Adleman. Brcwinyton. Mark Murphy. Stuart Alexander. Key Club, an extremely active all-boy service club here at Huntsville High, has again made good use of its helpful purpose. On top of projects including March of Dimes, the Sheriff’s Boys’ Ranch and programs for Muscular Dystrophy research, Key Club has contributed much to our school. They periodically clean up the grounds, as well as gathering wood for bonfires and ushering at various school functions such as the Beauty Walk. 61 Co-ed Interact Polishes The Interact Club is one of the older service organizations at Huntsville High School. This last year, Interact broke their previous all male membership rule and went co-ed. They have focused their service activities on helping the school, and have made it a project to keep the A.V. Room clean. They also have ushered for the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra performances here at our school. Jimmy and Nancy chuckle over Interact program. Walter leads discussion as girls take notes. First Row: Patricia McGee, Walter Stone — Tony Balch, Vickie Dragos. Pat Howard, Kate Dor. nelly. Sybil Bible, Jonie Creech, Larry Lot. 62 Up Audio Visual Room 63 President. Joe Strickland. Carlita Wirts — Treasurer. Jimmy Sparks. Charlie Van Valkenburgh. David Burkett. David Driscoll. Ricky Hargrove. A1 Elliot. Second Row: Duke Carroll. Jeff Bagget, Nike Club Feeds Family at Christmas First Row: Miss Leslie — Sponsor, Lisa Trimble, Melissa Bryson, Dolly Bates. Patricia Newby, Georgia Ayers. Mary Love. Second Row: Mary Love, Brenda Gurley, Amelia Seay, Cynthia Gurley, Jackie Burwell. Nike Club, a girl’s service club here at Huntsville High School, meets monthly in the Group II section of clubs in the new club system. Their main project came around Christmas time. Through various service projects, the girls raised money to give to a needy family of eight. This gift contributed greatly to this family’s happiness on this holiday. Named after the missile found here at Redstone Arsenal, the Nike Club maintains its service purpose throughout the whole year. Monyetta While discusses plans with Pat Newby for a Nike club meeting. 1 flllllil Junior Civitan Aids Retarded Children First row: Mark Guzzo. Jeff Townesly, Steve Vaughan. Melanie Ross. Kathy Sisco. Carlita Wirts. Patricia McGee. Beverly Rogers. Barbara Schench. Cheryl Burton. Jean O'Neal. Debbie Volmer. Second row: Connie Winning. Herb Underwood. Sara Miller. Bim Burke. Paul Joffrion. Debbie Green-baum, Mrs. Ferrell. The Junior Civitan Club, newest of the service clubs at Huntsville High, has continued its second year successfully. Selling candy at Halloween and fruitcakes at Christmas, they raise money for retarded children. They try to attend district Civitan meetings once a month. 65 Sara. Debbie and Melanie discuss Jr. Civitan plans. AT2 Works at Monthly Helen Howie President Becky Cowart Vice-President Dawn Aberg Secretary Lillian Randall Treasurer Marion Roberts Chaplain Melanie Belew Lani Blue Lee Ann Canale Penny Cole Marcy Crute Florence Culver Julie Denton Becky Dickson Teena Earley Carol Edwards Mary Jane Fleming Nancy Gilino Anne Harris Susan Harrison Sus«?n Hereford Ann Hood Mary Alice Kelly Joie Kimrey Karen Kolyer 66 Service Projects Delta Tri Sigma, a service club composed of Junior and Senior girls, strives to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school and community. Girls are selected by club members with the approval of the faculty. The initiation week, held each April, creates an exciting week for the entire school. Meetings are held every Friday, during the school year. They provide informative speakers along with ideas for frequent service projects. Various churches are attended every month by the girls. The main project, the annual Beauty Walk, determines the Huntsville High Sweetheart and her Court. The money raised is donated to the Rehabilitation Center. Tricia Lacy Kathy Lewis Cheryl McCaleb Caroiine McCullough Sarah Moquin Gail Peters Lois Ann Porter Carla Roberts Valerie Routh Julie Rowan Eula Sammons Carol Shuford Marilyn Sirote Amy Smith Beth Sparks Sybil Stroud Terri Tatum Pam Vardaman Laura Watson Linda Wilkens Stephanie Winning Diane Yarbrough Mrs. Burke Sponsor Mrs. Roberts Sponsor 67 Anchor Girls Gather Libbic Powell President Rosemary Lee Vice-President Ann Burnette Secretary Caron Mann Treasurer Sherry Puckett Historian Connie Adamek Karen Adamek Marcia Barber Sharon Barnard Sandra Berry Dina Browning Nancy Butler Chris Caffey Kate Donelly Kelly Rhodes Pat Edelman Tamara Gartrell Diane Hertha Sara Lee Nannette Orillion The Anchor Club is a service organization consisting of Huntsville High girls who are interested in the welfare of the school and community. Membership is based on a girl’s character and leadership abilities. Its members are continually looking for ways to better our school atmosphere. Annually, they provide refreshments for the teachers on their work days. These girls perform many worthwhile and charitable activities such as hospital visits, parties for underprivileged children, and participation in community drives. 68 Gifts for Orphans Amanda Page Lillian Parks Ann Paschal Janet Perry Lois Ann Powers Debbie Staton Lane Thompson 69 Debaters Stack Up Trophies First row: Byron Vann, Jim Alison, Chris Adams, Freddie Fohrell, David Steinberg, Brian Dale. Chip Jurgeliwitz, Mike Christoi .1. Second roiv: Bo Davies, John Center, Joel Call, Jud Henington. Steve Vaughan. Jeff Zook, Brenda Oliver, Mark Miller, John Hand. Mark Lambert, Mr. Hendrick — Sponsor. Varsity Debaters Degenerate (?) Byron Vann, David Steinberg, Freddie Forhell, Chris Adams — President, Richard Kearney, Jeff Zook — Vice-President, John Hand. Jim Alison — Treasurer. Not pictured: Steve Vaughan — Secretary. 70 National Forensic League Formed Steve Vaughan. Chris Adams. Gail Sleeper. Brian Dale. Freddie Forhell, Brian Clayton, Scott McLain. Computer Club Plugs Up Jan Donaldson. Bonnie Rasbury. David Heatherington. Tim Batt, Paul Adleman. Denise Dedman. Karen Adamek, Ross White. David Babine. 71 Speakers, Films and Demonstrations The Art Club’s purpose is to extend art experiences beyond the classroom and to offer new opportunities to students not taking art courses. The programs are carefully selected to aid student awareness of the cultural environment locally, nationally and internationally. Since the only prerequisite for membership is an interest in art, the large membership, 187, shows the high level of interest in art among HHS students. 72 Highlight Art Club Meetings 73 Dramatists Bury First row: Craig Hovezak. Bonnie Gaither, Jeff Meigs. Chris Miller . Second row: Mark Petroff . Steve Fann. Cynthia McLaney. Dawn Abcrg . Phil Kirshtein. Sherry Puckett. Nancy Butler . Patty Medlick, Kathy Broyles . Janie Wyatt. Carol Goans. David Bond . Third row: Robert Mount. Jo Anne Gaither. Dorothy Grover. Pat Edelman. Susan Bader. “Between the Conception and On December first and second, 1972, the Huntsville High School Drama Department presented “An Evening of Innovated Theater.” Combining a series of five short plays, this production was found to be educational as well as rewarding. Here we go round the prickly pear ...” New meaning was found by the participants in the beautiful words of T. S. Elliot. 77 Mr. G Entertains German Club First row: Chris Caffey. Marcia Keyserling. Diane Harris. Anne Pashcal, Robert Clapp. Charles Lifer. Laura Wiersma. Susan Hill. Second row: Marla Land, Chris Teuber. Brian Malcolm, Anna Hill. Joel Call. Phil Kirshtein. Lynn Lubowucki, Mary Bruton. Gregg Deitsch, Lou Duckwall. Third row: Dara Bueltman, Rachelle Conger. Murray Walker. Mary Brewster, Regine Krause, Kathy Brian, Bill Blount, Steve Stone. Dave Moseley, Dan Proctor. Fourth row: John Richter, Sylvia Lawson, William Ross, Kirk Johnson. Brad Cameron. Melissa Marine. Danny Coburn, John Gilbert. Tim Biggart, Ronnie Hamilton. Jim Robertson. Brock Thaver. 78 First row: Girl Porcupine. Boy Porcupine. Gina Parnell. Dan Thompson. Susan White. Debbie Cvitan. Alison Miller, Betsy Bramm. Second row: David Burkett. Elaine Helmer. Todd Edwards. Patsy Miller. Bonnie Rasbury. Karen Price, Cathy Pearsal. Eloise Lund berg. Carol Covington. Third row: Mark Coughlin. Bill Corum. Becky Biggart. Jim Allen. James White. Jack Howard. Brian Dale. Fourth row: Dean Ratliff. Butch Little, Jeff Ingram. Paula Wiginton. Elizabeth Poleretzky. Bill Hand. Tim Christianson. Chuck Boone. Chris Adams. During Christmas Holidays The German Club, one of the Group III Clubs in Huntsville High’s new 72-73 system, tries, as their purpose, to explore the differences in the German and American cultures. In this way, they then promote an international type of unity in their circle as best they can. They have achieved said unity through different activities — iceskating, Christmas parties and a Faching party in the Spring. Veinachten at Mr. G’s 79 Die deutchen Studenten fressen. Club officers, clockwise: Phil Kirshtein. Brian Crews. William Ross. Elizabeth Poleretzsky, Marcia Keyserling. Mr. Gustafson. Pan European Club Members Study Pan European Officers: Ellen Dugal — Secretary, Paul Ashley — Vice-President. Nannette Orillion — President, Jesse Broom — Treasurer, Patsy Miller — Parliamentarian. First Row: Lee Reynolds, Kathy Poe, Patti O’Neal, Susan Osborne, Mary Lou Mills, Sara Miller, Patti Whitt, Elaine Helmer, Sue Collins, Carl Bailey. Christoff Stuhlinger. Second Row: Angela Cobb. Anna Price. Teresa Babin, Melinda Wall. Kendall Edwards, Cathy Grosser. Judy McClure. Third Row: Mari Ann Becken, Maureen Orost, Marti Morrard, Cathy Marser, Alice Roberts, Linda Kesting, Claudia Anderson. Kathy McDunnough, Carla Cohron, Denise Deadman, Judy Babin. Carlos Diaz, Steve Kinney. Fourth Row: Holly Miller, Chip Jurgielewitz, David Peeler, Roderick Caudle, Greg Morris, Wilfred Van Valkenburg, Candy Allbright, Melissa Marine. 80 Art and Customs of Other Countries First Row: Laura Suey, Donna Verderaime, Holly Hutchenson, Marie McFerrin, Eileen Ferrel. Lynn Lewis. Janet Perry. Second Row: Beatta Speer, Teresa Woods. Judy Pinkly. Cathy Dunkel. Peggy Adams. Sandra Fleming. Deanna Benefield. Cindy Nicholson. Third Row: Mary Brewester. Sy m3 Lawson. Rachelle Longer. Catherine Chandler. Donna Casey. Melissa Holliman. Julie Meigs. Debbie Linde. Aida Nuwayhid. Nicky Mosely. Suzana Speer, Debbie Civitan, John Richter. Linda McKenzie. Dean Ratliff. Fourth Row: Brian Gryder, Mark Laughlin. Brian Malcolm, Steve Roys, Phil ip Somner, Warren Hamm. Joe Randall. Mark Guzzo, Tom Hayes. First Row: Marcia Cohen. Emily Lacy. Anne Courtenay. Jane Kendall. Carol Henshaw. Susan Hunter. Jan Donaldson. Martha Lanier. Pat Swearinger. Susan Beard. Jane Thomas. Jane Reed. Daphne Sullins, Diane Lovinger. Second Row: Eloise Lindberg, Jan Dowdle. Diane Johnson. Missy Aberg. Cindy Browning. Cathy Hoelscher. Bonnie Young. Matt Hall. Jim Baxter, Pam Sockwell, Cindy Kiley. Vicky Traywick. Margaret Storey. Celia Mackey. Third Row: Larry Lott. Mimi Whitt. Susan Lowers. David McCrickard. Matthew Orillion. Chris Little. Carter Martin. Kathy Shettles, Janie Sanders. Tommy Owen. Pat Morgan. Cathy Crawford. Pam Combs. Patricia Newby. Fourth Row: Reeves Johnson. Allen Butler. Biff Bradley. Julie Russler. Mac Halcomb. Tamara Gartrell. Debbie McWilliams. Billy Kerley. Paula Mitchell. Owen Callaway. Chris Terry. Matt Coulter. Jim Martin. Lynnette McCurdy. Ellen Jennings. Kay Vassar. Sonny Prirchett. During the 1972-1973 year, Mrs. Bond, new choral director, tackled a meaty schedule for HHS singers. Their big concert at Christmas time, “Carols on Earth”, proved to be an exciting performance. On top of singing for groups around town, Huntsville High choruses participated in the All-City as well as the All-State programs. To top off the year, the Huntsville High Ensemble sang for Baccalaureate ceremonies for all the high schools of the city. Mrs. Bond Does Excellent Job Huntsville High Girls’ Chorus performs at concert. Accompanists and Huntsville High Ensemble watch chorus in action. 82 in Developing Choral Department Huntsville High Mixed Chorus in full regalia directed by Mrs. Bond. Mrs. Bond prepares choral classes for program. Students enjoy their music. Ail Classes Enjoy a Variety of Assemblies This Year Home Ec Department gives HHS girls a fashion show. Students listen to a singer with a message. Pierian photographer is ready for assemblies — wherever, whenever . . . 85 Penny Cole Is Chosen 1973 HHS Court: Lanelle Collins. Gena Berg, Eleanor Hovator, Sweetheart: Penny Cole: Carol Cavalier. Linda Cameron. Lisa Daniel. Pam crowns new Sweetheart. Practice that smile! Sweetheart at Successful Beauty Walk ‘Aren’t you nervous?” Senior T. T.’s provide hilarious entertainment. Crowd awaits judge’s decision. One more cut to go! “. . . with a little help from my friends . . . ’’ It’s almost over with. 87 BERLIN Athletics Academics Activities Becky Is Honored by DAR DAR Good Citizenship Girl: Becky Cowart. National Merit Semi Finalists Receive Recognition first Row: Edward Butler, Robert Mount. Second Row: Lloyd Franklin. Roger Linde. 91 School Involvement Is Main Facto September Raymond Butler October Steve Rowell February Chris Adams March Helen Howie 92 in Choosing Student of the Month November Dawn Vberg December Brian Dale January Debbie Kreuger Marcia Represents HHS at Girls’ State Girls’ State Representative: Marcia Barber. 94 Huntsville High Sends Three to Boys’ State 95 Boys’ State Representatives: Bert Walker. Roger Linde. Richard Congo. Freshman Who’s Who Are Chosen Most Intelligent Peter Joffrion Teri Gilliam Friendliest David Farmer Debbie Heard Most Outstanding Mark Harbarger Lilli Downs Most Popular David Lewis Joanne Keller 96 Sophomores Elect Who’s Who Most Popular Lynda Kitchens Paul Smith Friendliest Ann Roberts Harvey Cotten Most Intellectual Jane Thomas Mark Leberte Most Outstanding Deanna Benefield David Bond 97 Juniors Single Out Promising Best Looking Lisa Daniel Phil Benefield Friendliest Kathy Huston Alan Sharp 98 Classmates in Who’s Who Election Most Outstanding Linda Cameron Joe Caruso Most Intelligent Marion Roberts Mark Petroff Most School Spirit David Berry Lee Ann Canale 99 Seniors Exhibit Quality Marilyn Sirote Most Mischievous Gary Gazavvay Most Charming Mary Alice Kelly Biggest Mary Woodfin Ricky Miller in Spite of Quantity Most Athletic Linda Wilkins Robert Toney (not pictured) Best Looking Becky Dickson Bo Cummings Most Dependable Stephanie Winning Stuart Alexander Flirt Preston Thomas Best Dressed Gail Peters Randy Reed Most Talented Dawn Aberg Ron E. Meigs Most Intellectual Diane Verderaime John Mikitish 102 Wittiest Audie Shulman Curt Geller Friendliest Becky Cowart Walter Stone Most Individual Brian Dale Helen Howie Most Likely to Succeed Patsy Perry Raymond Butler 103 Most Outstanding Culminates Cutest Melanie Belew David Morgan 104 Most School Spirit Joie Kimrey Billy Brasfield Most Popular Lanie Blue Donnie Dison List of Senior Who’s Who Bert presides at one of many functions. F Laura exemplifies school spirit. Most Outstanding Laura Watson Bert Walker 105 Underclassmen Honor Their Freshman Favorites: Michelle Gazaway, Kyle Huston Sophomore Favorites: Melissa Holliman, Steve Wallace 106 Fellow Students as Favorites Junior Favorites: Kathy Lewis, Steve Binford, Caroline McCullough. Scott Cox, Mary Jane Fleming, Paul Joffrion (not pictured). 107 Eight Popular Seniors 108 Senior Favorites enjoy a leisurely Saturday afternoon. Chosen as Class Favorites 109 David Kimrey, Wendy Waison, Nancy Gilino, Penny Cole, Bobby Berg, Ann Fryman, Roger Shippey, Ralph Stubblefield (not pictured). Awards Athletics Big Red Makes a Comeback 1972 Christian Brothers . .. ... .18 Huntsville 6 Baylor ....27 Huntsville 0 Lee . . . .13 Huntsville 14 Talladega . . . . 0 Huntsville 24 Coffee . . . . 3 Huntsville 7 Butler 10 Huntsville 0 Austin . . . . 6 Huntsville 28 Gadsden . . . . 6 Huntsville 7 Grissom . . . . 6 Huntsville 21 Decatur 7 Huntsville 0 First Row: Mark Samples. Ricky Fowler. Ricky Miller. Mike Keathley, Van Elmore. Ralph Stubblefield. Phil Benefield. Mike Jordan. Tim Harbarger. Barry Looser. Tommy Kiss. Second Row: Wayne Zeek, Alan Bibb. Jeff Rodgers. Jim Reynolds. Randy Schrimsher, Scott Cox. Robert Sampson. Ricky Reed. Rhett Johnson. Pat Earles. John McLendon. Third Row: Richard Dendy. Curt Geller, David Bradley. James Williams, Steve Binford. Bill Johnson. Don Dison, Robert Toney. Willie Crutcher, John Reynolds. Fourth Row: Robin Murray. Frank Campbell. Len Harris. Roger Shippey, Eric Bachelder. Greg Gibson, Tom Daniel. Mike Christian. Bill Dendy. Jim Walliser. Coaching Staff Trains HHS Athletes Head Coach Tom Owen, Coach Cliff Sims, Coach John Inman. Coach Robert McKee, Coach Bill Wieseman. Jubilant players carry Coach Owen off field after victory. It’s a tight squeeze for Willie. Water boy waits for customer. CBC Ramble’s Red Our opening game turned out for the worst, as Christian Brothers Catholic of Memphis overpowered Big Red. Even though it was a defeat, HHS did have some high points — Phil Benefield (junior fullback) went 56 yards in 14 carries. It was he who had the honors for our only touchdown. HHS had a 6-0 lead in the first quarter, but was unable to hold on. During the second quarter, Robert Toney came off the field with a broken foot. This signaled bad times for the Panthers. “We just got whipped physically. They manhandled us and wore us down. They had some monsters,” Coach Owen stated. Keathley poses threat to CBC. 114 Panthers recover fumble. Baylor Rips by Huntsville’s Big Red, looking for its first victory, travelled to Chattanooga to face Baylor. Late in the first quarter, Baylor scored their beginning TD. By the third quarter they had their 21 points while HHS fought it out to hold their end. Mike Keathley ground out 80 yards in 13 carries as the top runner of the game. The Panthers came as close as the 11 yard line twice in the second half. With a final score 27-0, the Panthers left the field in despair. Pat Earles Ricky Fowler David Bradley Bill Dendy End End End Tackle Senior Senior Senior Senior Roger Shippey Center Senior Don Dison Tackle Senior Robert Toney Tackle Senior Mike Christian Center Senior 115 Panthers Fired Up After Coach Owen buried our first two defeats in an impressive ceremony, things started to happen. The Big Red Panthers put it to Lee. With the Generals leading at the end of the third quarter, 13-0, the fired up Huntsville team stopped the Generals cold. When Benefield came through on a 40-yard punt return early in the fourth quarter, the Huntsville High Panthers came to life. In just three runs, Mike Keathley brought the ball over the line. Ralph Stubblefield’s PAT was good, bringing the score to 13-7. With about five minutes remaining in the game, Benefield broke loose with a 20-yard run and was brought down at the one. Stubblefield brought in the tie and kicked the winning point. Benefield charges for gain. Jeff Rodgers Jim Reynolds Ricky Miller Willie Crutcher Guard Guard Halfback Fullback Senior Senior Senior Senior All TVC Mike Keathley Ralph Stubblefield Curt Geller Mike Jordan Halfback Quarterback End Center Senior Senior Senior Senior All TVC. All City All TVC. All City All TVC 116 Talladega runner gels crunched. Benefield penetrates Talladega line. Red Explodes The Crimson Panthers cashed in a touchdown in each of the four quarters against the misjudging Talladega team. Huntsville’s first score came when Curt Geller converted a Talladega fumble into a 29-yard touchdown. After a bad snap, Talladega punter Roy Bonds was forced to run with the football, setting up the second touchdown. Poor execution of the kicking game also led to Huntsville’s third score, in the third period. The Panthers blitzed through and blocked a Talladega punt, which David Bradley recovered in the end zone for six points. With just 25 seconds before the end of the game, Van Elmore plunged over the line from one yard for the HHS’s final touchdown. Panthers kick off to Talladega. 117 Keathley runs into Yellow Jacket. HHS Perks Coffee As the wins kept building up, the Panthers squeezed by the Coffee Yellow Jackets. Mike Keathley was the game’s offensive star with 16 carries for 91 yards including the 41 yard touchdown run. The first Huntsville series was the highlight of the whole game. The Big Red took over on its own 44-yard line and drove 56 yards in only four plays. This drive proved to be the winning points. Due to one of Huntsville’s fumbles, the Yellow Jackets were able to squeeze in 3 points, with just 11 seconds in the first half. The closest chance at another touchdown came in the third quarter when Frank Campbell pounced on a Coffee fumble on their 35. The Big Red was hit with a 5-yard penalty, and Coffee picked off a pass which ended the drive. Coach Owen reads play. Rebels charge in a little late. 1)8 Reb’s Romp Big Red Butler looked like the football team many expected them to be at the start of the season. The fighting Big Red defense forced Butler into a field goal situation, and senior Brad Gilbert converted a 26-yard attempt with 4:30 left in the first period. The offensive standout for Huntsville had to be the performance of junior Scott Cox. The 6'0 165-pounder sparked what offense Huntsville had in the second half with five crushes for 42 yards. Despite those great efforts of the Big Red, they were left Panthers close hole. with a 10-0 loss. James Williams Quarterback Junior Phil Benefield Halfback Junior Steve Binford End Junior All-City Van Elmore End Junior Frank Campbell Tackle Junior Richard Dendy Guard Junior Randy Schrimsher Halfback Junior Scott Cox Quarterback Junior All-City 119 Bears Discover Red With all the homecoming spirit and the great Huntsville fans, the Big Red Panthers brought in another win. Huntsville scored two touchdowns in the first quarter, another in the second, and a final in the fourth. Scott Cox, starting his first game at quarterback, directed Huntsville to a score the first time it got possession. Utilizing the cunning of Keathley and Eddie Lewis, the Panthers moved to the four. Lewis took it over with 5:11 left in the initial period. Ralph Stubblefield kicked the first of four PAT’s to make it 7-0. After the kick-off, Big Red got a hold of the ball at the Austin 43. Then Cox hit Keathley with a 37-yard pass to the three. Cox scored on a keeper on the next play. The Panthers powered through the whole game, totaling 28 points. Those last points came in when Willie Crutcher made a 64-yard burst up the middle. Alan Bibb Mark Samples Wayne Zeek Guard Guard Guard Junior Junior Junior Robin Murray Robert Sampson Bill Johnson End Guard Fullback Junior Junior Junior All-City 120 Geller waits for beautiful bomb. What’s in those bottles? It was a muddy night. Red Creases Tigers Huntsville couldn’t fell Gadsden with a straight-ahead jab, so the Panthers flattened the Tigers with a back-hand slap, 7-6. The Tigers fumbled in their end-zone where David Bradley claimed it for the Crimson Panthers. Ralph Stubblefield came aboard to successfully kick the seventh point, which turned out to be the winner. Jeff Rodgers covered a loose bobble for the Panthers at Gadsden’s 35 early in the third period to present Huntsville with a golden opportunity to do some scoreboard business. Willie Crutcher ran 15 yards (the night’s longest run) on the first play to the 20. Robert Sampson, Roger Shippey, James Williams, Alan Rosenbloom, Bill Johnson, and Jeff Rodgers were busy and impressive defenders for the Panthers. 121 HHS Crushes Orange Great Scott (Cox)! What a victory for Huntsville High. Cox accounted for 267 yards rushing on 13 carries and 141 passing on six of seven pass completions with none intercepted. The list of defensive standouts would certainly include Curt Geller, Steve Binford, James Williams, Jeff Rodgers, and Bill Johnson. The Big Red defense sacked quarterback Bobby Williams four times for minus 33 yards. The first Panther TD was set up by a Grissom turnover. Geller recovered a Tiger fumble on Grissom’s second offensive play of the game. Huntsville faced a fourth-and-14 situation 25 seconds later. Cox hit Rosenbloom on a beautiful TD play. Ralph Stubblefield kicked the first of three straight PAT’s and Huntsville led 7-0 with the game only one-half minutes old. The final Huntsville score also looked in jeopardy. Though the Panthers had driven 50 yards to the Grissom 31, two plays later they faced a third-and-24 at the Grissom 43. Cox, with enough time to shell peanuts, hit Lewis coming out of the backfield at the Grissom 25, who made an impressive run to the end zone. Huntsville grounds Grissom. 122 HHS runner sees hole. Decatur man rushes over Geller. Big Red lines up to meet Grissom. Raiders Pull Plug The last game of the season brought the Panthers to meet with the Decatur Red Raiders. On the first Huntsville drive, Big Red rolled to the Decatur 9-yard line behind the running of Cox and Eddie Lewis. It stopped there after a 15-yard penalty, then an interception. After the Red Raider’s did their damage in the third quarter, Big Red pressed on desperately for a win. Stubblefield brought the Panthers to the Decatur 11 on a drive that carried 73 yards, but it died at the 11. When time ran out, the score was 7-0, in Decatur’s favor. 123 J.V.’s and Freshmen Develop I u Junior Varsity Team — First row: Mike MacMillian, Cy Huffman. Jim Bolt. Mark Leberte, Berry Looser. Tommy Owen. Pat Robinson. Second row: Andy Bradley. Eddie Starnes. Rhett Johnson. Donald Jester. Jerry Tucker. Jim Williams, Jeff McCracken. Tommy Kiss. Joe Akin. Third row: John McClendon, Randy Watson. David Ricks, Greg Gibson, Ricky Reed. Tom Daniel, John Reynolds, Len Harris. James Walliser. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Beth Donnely, Teena Early — Co-Captain, Amy Adamson. Kathy Lewis, Dauna Dyess, Lisa Caruso — Captain. 124 Talent for the Future Freshman Team — First row: Dudley Powell. Jimmy Lee. Bill Keathley. Steve Bathea. Colin Murphy. Hank Perkins. Bryan Bently. Steve Foshee, Robert McCowan Second row: Bubba Smith, Mitch Fanning. Steve Nealey. Carl Bailey. Matthew Orillion. Bob Burkett. Rodrick Caudle. TimlTidT. Schrinwher, Mark Harbarger, Larry Crossen, Bobby Lee. Third row: William Eason. Jimmy Pearsall. Tommy King, Shyler Garrison. I-ee r?,C7rnde John F°7n«f Looser David Lewis. Tray Hoeshie Jimmy Hightower. John Faulkner. Billy Holliman. Fourth row: Tim Croft. Dan Waffen. Barry Ragsdale. Mark Barnett. Mike Eason. Tom Lackey. A1 Elmore. David Farmer. Kerry- McGrady. Don Wier. Kyle Houston. Dick Foun-tian, Gary Jordan, Jimmy Holliman. Freshman Cheerleaders: Karen Felix. Teri Gilliam. Joanne Keller — Captain. Amy Slayden. Eleanor Hovator — Co-Captain, Christy Record. Christy Langston. 25 Varsity Cheerleaders Support Underclass Varsity: Prissy Crow. Lee Ann Canale, Betty Arnold. Jill Holmes. Phyllis Hughes, Linda Kitchens. 126 Team Through Winning Season Seniors: Laura Watson, Wendy Watson, Joie Kimery, Angela Parks, Vicky Rutledge, Lani Blue. Laura Watson — Co-Captain, Lani Blue — Captain. 127 1973 Edition of Panther First Row: David Kimrey. Cleve Coldwater, Lloyd Franklin. Second Row: Larry Jones, Danny Henson, Anthony Douglas. Third Row: Mike Wilkes, Darrell Sadler, Jester Adams. Jerry Sales. Coach Warden enjoys first year at HHS. 128 Netters Welcomes New Coach Darrell Sadler Center Senior Mike Wilkes Center Sophomore Danny Henson Foreward Senior Senators win hot fight for the ball. Sadler sails high for rebound! Lloyd Franklin Forward Senior Anthony Douglas Forward Sophomore pgp % I M {i I . V - Cleve Coldwater Guard Senior Panthers struggle for ball control. Sales slides 130 Larry Jones Guard Senior Jerry Sales Forward Junior David Kimrey Guard Senior Hey, look alive! 131 Just a few warm-up shots. Big Red controls the rebound. Man, I got places to go! Panthers set up a play. 132 Set it up! Waite is up for a shot. Junior Varsity — First Row: Jack Tibbs. Marshal Heally. Louis Sisco. Butch Jones. Second Row: Joe Burnett. Ronnie Franklin. Jim Martin. Steve Eie . Third Row: Waite Dykes. Byron Johnson, Gordon Miller. 133 Huntsville Wrestlers First Row: Don Howie. Mark Manaus. David Howie. Dirk Porter. Pat Robertson. Karl Groux. Second Row: Steve Epps. Jim Jackson. Fred Gasbarro. John Reynolds. Randy Talyor, Mike Walliser. Jim wins points for HHS. Panther checks out opponent. 134 Wring Out Victories Panther goes in for a hold. Big Red gets taken down. 135 Swimmers Practice Year- First Row: Ellen Roberts. Marian Harski. Kate Donnelly. Lynn Adams. Betsy Doolittle. Sybil Bible, Karen Martin. Lee Howard. Debbie Katz. Second Row: Gary Barr. Warren Hamm. John Heinisch, Billy Steele. Greg Morris. Mark Harris. Tim Norris, Eric Christopherson. Robert Parker, Jimmy Caudle. Steven Parker, Steve Thompson. Dan McClure. Warren is ready for a tough work-out. Timmy practices the butterfly for competition. 136 Off to a flying start! Tennis Team Practices You can’t get away now! First Row: Rusty Dinwiddie, Mike Heard, Terry Roth. Second Row: Jeff Ingram, Larry Fleming. David de Benedet, Phillip Summers. Practicing a little before the game. 138 Hard to Produce Champs First Row: Jessie Broom. John Mikitisch, Paul Joffrion. Second Row: Ricki Jones. Steve Wallace. David Hall. Tom Hayes. First Row: Audie Shulman, Sandra Berry. Melinda Thompson. Marsha Cohen. Kim Shettles. Second Row: Julie Denton. Beth Donnely, Linda Wilkens, Kelly Crisp, Debbie Linde. Anne Courtney. Pat Morgan. 139 HHS Striders Race to a First Row: Pat Earles. Jim Williams. Phillip Summers. John Weatherly. Ben Stockton. David McCrickard. Second Row: Robert Toney. Danny Henson. Jeff Showers. David McNamara. Frank Broen. 140 Hurdler strives to better his time. Successful Season in 1973 Thrower concentrates on distance. Elmore takes his mark. Cox hustles to beat the clock. 141 Golf Team Keeps in Practice 142 David Kimrey, Cleve Coldwater. Bud Lowery, Robert Pewitt. Allan Wilson. for Annual TVC Tournament Returning Players Provide Strength 144 First Row: Tom Kiss, Joe Franklin. Joe Caruso. Mike McMillian. Second Row: Ronnie Franklin, Mike Earnest. Rhett Johnson. Walter Cowley. and Experience for Baseball Team Girls Show Enthusiasm for First Row: Kim Champagne. Katy Keyes. Second Row: Diane Chambers. Michelle Cooper, Jeannie Holmes. Sue Howard. Third Row: Lilli Downs. Paige McLeod. Laurie Jones. Tarena Cates, Ginger Jones. Claudia Hopkins. Kym Cates. 146 Ginger practices a “stag handstand. Kim makes a final pose. Gymnastics and Volleyball First Row: Helen Lewis. Altheia Evans. Georgia Ayers. Second Row: Beth Donnelly. Nancy Matthews. Linda Wilkins. Sybil Bible. Third Row: Sandra Berry. Carol White. Cathy Pearsall. Laura Dyer. Carlita Wirts. Linda serves one! Sybil sets the ball up. 147 Activities Awards BERLIN Academics Athletics Administrators Continually Strive for Mr. Joe Anglin MS Troy Principal Mr. Homer Adams MA Middle Tennessee State Assistant Principal Mr. William Smith MA South Alabama Assistant Principal Board Members: John Goodloe, V. M. Burkett. Fletcher Seldon, Fred Rosenblum. Antoinette Reynolds. James MacLean. 150 Improvements in Education Mrs. Betty Carlton MA UAH Curriculum Director Mr. Adams is a new member of the administrative team. Mr. Smith strives to maintain discipline of HHS students. What a man! 152 Dedicated Office Personnel Render Mrs (,cistl.iuer is always willing to help students. Efficiency is shown in library organization. A I v V V Reg is tars, Mrs. Neely and Mrs. Madeline Ferrell Ruth Garrett Betty Gentry Frances Gerstlauer Richmond BS Auburn MA Athens MA Alabama Business Librarian Counselor Counselor Librarian Invaluable Services to Students Mrs. Pukl and Mrs. Brennaman efficiently operate the Main Office. Mr. Cryar is a friend to all HHS students. Walker prepare Senior transcripts Glancye Gray MA Alabama Counselor Martha Masters James Sharpe AA Alabama Campus Librarian Supervisor 153 Fine Arts and Languages Add Cultural Enrichment Jane Bond MA West Virginia Choral Clinton Gould BA Florence State Drama Lia Greenberg MA Penn State Spanish Peggy Guerin BA UAH French Ludwig Gustafson BS Alabama German Norma King MA Alabama Art Dorothy Macllveen BA Columbia French Marjorie Moose MA Columbia Latin Helen Morris BA Madison French William Sloan MA Murray State Band John White BA Athens Art Mrs. King critiques 154 Vocational Studies Provide for a Promising Future Coach Warden shows great interest in his students. Charlotte Anderson BS Alabama BOE Hinton Ballard BS Millsaps NJROTC students art work. James Coleman NJROTC Lynette Davis MA Athens Typing, Sociology Katherine Evans MA Alabama Home Economics Durlean Leslie BS Alabama A M Typing Gracelia Long BS Florence State Typing Buddy May BS Livingston State DE Dalton Tunstill BS Berry Maurice Wagner MA Athens Vocational Guidance Hilda Wright MA Alabama Home Economics 155 English Department Spurs Kathryn Beaumont MA Arkansas Journalism Virginia Bradley BA Alabama English Literature, Modern American Poetry Judith Cobb Meredith Southern Literature Corinne Fanning MA Peabody Business English Miriam Gowan MA Alabama Introductory Literature Vocational English 156 Mrs. Roberts listens attentively as students express ideas. Individuality in Students Mrs. Perkins does extra research in preparation for the next day. Mrs. Beaumont analyzes students report. Annie Hyatt AB Montevallo Writing II. Linguistics Frances Stansky BA UAH Linguistics Ann Lawson ME Mississippi American Fiction Janice Starkey MA Middle Tennessee State Writing II Reading II Introductory Reading Carol Pedigo MA Alabama Reading Multi-Media Georg von Tiesenhausen BS Alabama Creative Media Multi-Media Bible Literature Katherine Perkins AB Athens Writing I Introductory Literature Avondell Walters BA Oklahoma State World Literature Mrs. Hyatt finds pleasure in her work. 157 Use of Computer Enhances Mathematics Program Linda Baccus BS Alabama Algebra I Helen Casey MA Jacksonville Stale Algebra I. 11 You think you got troubles. Nonnie Sue Davis BS Memphis State Geometry, Algebra II Carol Dobbs MA Alabama Algebra, Trigonometry Ernest Haynes BS Athens Pre-Algebra, Applied Math Jane Jones BS Alabama Trigonometry, Advanced Math Howard Roper BS Alabama A M Geometry, Algebra II David Shippey MA Mississippi State Algebra I Beverly Spradlin BS Jacksonville State Pre-Algebra, Geometry Sylvia Stacey BS Alabama Geometry Sharon Williams BS Samford Math Analysis, Algebra Mrs. Casey graphs 158 Varied Science Curriculum Interest Students Mrs. Smith studies papers from aloft. Agnew makes a clean sweep. Mary Frances Agnew BS Alabama Biology I Mary Burke BS Samford Physiology Dorothy Dale MS Alabama A M Physics, Physical Science jeraldine Hyter MA Fisk Biology 1 Annie Matthews MA Alabama A M Physiology Ann Millsap BS Kentucky Physiology Ann Roberts MS Georgia Chemistry Meryal Smith BS LSU Chemistry Ann Trolinger BS Tennessee Biology 159 linear equations. Social Studies Offer Insight of Current Events 160 Mrs. Thrasher greets students with a smile. Mrs. Hanvey emphasizes a point. Betty Dinwiddie BA Alabama Government Economics Diane McKee BS Auburn Social Studies Sylvia Fulton BA Alabama Government Economics John Oldham MA Peabody U.S. History Mr. Akbay’s classes prove stimulating. Velma Hanvey MA Peabody U.S. History Cynthia Pryor AB Birmingham Southern Government Economics Spurgeon Hendrick BS Samford Personal and Social Development Jeffry Thrasher BA UAH Social Studies PE Teachers Promote Physical Fitness Miss Tingle carefully studies competition in Gymnastics area meet. Coach Owen inspires players. Ben Berry B.S. Tennessee Tech Physical Education. Athletics John Inman B.S. Alabama Drivers Education. Athletics Mary McLain M.A. Alabama Physical Education Richard Medlin Thomas Owen Clifford Sims Gail Tingle B.S. Belmont M.A. Florida M.A. Austin Peay M.A. Alabama World History. Athletics Athletics Physical Education Athletics 161 Freshmen Receive Warm Mark Harbarger — President, David Lewis — Vice-President, Joanne Keller — Secretary, Eleanor Hovator — Treasurer. 162 Welcome From Upperclassmen Anore Acklin Peggy Adams Sandra Adams Candy Albright lames Aldridge Kim Allen Laurice Allen Jean Applegate Richard Arant Kathy Arrington Greg Aweall Teresa Babin David Bader Max Bahos Carl Bailey James Baker Connie Ballew Audrey Balliet Gary Barr Michael Barrett Lara Batchelder Judy Bauer Jim Baxter Cheryll Beall Belinda Beason Mary Liz Beaton Alton Belcher Vernice Bellmon 163 You’d better listen to me, girl! Bryan Bentley Tim Berg Steve Bethay Bill Bibb Tim Biggart Ned Blackburn Susan Blackwell Tim Blackwell Julie Blanton Bill Ed Blount Ernie Blue Mark Boardman Paul Borelli Barry Bowen Patty Boyer Frank Bragg Steve Bragg Sheila Bramlett Starlene Branson Randcll Brantley Joe Breen Denise Brewington Jack Brooks Kim Brooksbank Carol Broscmer David Brown Jessica Brown Nancy Brown Tracey Brown Cindy Browning Larry Burger Jeff Burk Bob Burkett Jeanie Burkett Barry Burks Mark Burnette Alison Byrd Laura Cagle Mark Caneer Paul Cascio 164 I think Steve Cataldo Tarena Cates Chris Caudle Roderick Caudle Christie Causey Cathy Chambers Allen Chandler Steve Chandler Bill Chappell Lynn Charlton Lisa Chinberg Mary Christensen Tracie Christoffel Jimmy Clark Greta Clay Rita Clay Cindy Cline Lee Ann Clingan Rob Clopp Nedra Coffin Karen Cohron Richard Cole Leroy Coleman Janice Collins Tere Comus Martha Connaughton Lyne Conner David Cook Nancy Cook Candace Cooper Steve Cowart Dawn Cox Randall Cox Victoria Craigie John Crenshaw Steve Crick Kelley Crisp Tim Croft Larry Crowson Debbie Crumrine somebody’s looking. 165 Karen Culpepper Carol Cummings Tammy Cunningham Denise Cusick Cathy Cvitan Debbie Czar Bo Davies Robert Davis Fastest gun in the West? Roy Davis Joan Dearing Scott Denton Caitilin Dickerson Stephen Douglas Kathleen Dove Lilli Downs Jimmy Drake Leland Driver Jack Drost Linda Drummond Cathleen Dunkel John Dunkel Jimmy Dupree Debi Dyess Daniel Edwards Todd Edwards Bill Elliott A1 Elmore Debra Erie Patricia Falco 166 John Fanning Brenda Farmer David Farmer Lauren Farrington Kathy Faulk John Faulkner Karen Feese Karen Felix Diane Ferguson Kathleen Ferrell Keith Fink Scott Fisher Jeff Flinn Jennie Floyd Steve Foshee Dick Fountain Alice Fryman Bonnie Gaither Schuyler Garrison Stephen Gasper Michelle Ga .away Larry Geiger John Genter Teri Gillam Kelley Golden Katharine Goodhue Dorothy Goodson Jennifer Gordon Debbie Green Peggy Green Amanda Gregory Barbara Griffin Mike Grounds 167 Brian Gryder Nancy Gulley Tricia Guthrie William Haden David Hahnemann Carol Hal burg Curtis Hall Karen Hall Pamela Hall Stephen Hamm Paul Hammond William Hand David Haney Jerry Haney Lisa Hansen Robert Haraway Mark Harbarger Kerry Harbaugh Brenda Harper Diane Harris Marian Harski Susan Hay Pat Hayes Margaret Haygood Debbie Heard Linda Helmer Sandra Henderson Linda Henshaw Robert Herndon Nancy Herring David Hetherington Jimmy Hightower Lynn Hightower Penny Hightower Anna Hill Rick Hill Linda Hilldring It’s snowing! 168 Rodney Hines Ed Hirschler Cathy Hoelscher Billy Holliman Jimmy Holliman Claudia Hopkins Trey Hossc Carol Houke Eleanor Hovater Bobbie Howard Rudy Howard Sue Howard Susan Howard Tom Howard Don Howie Jcannie Hubbard Tim Huff Patrick Hughes Lola Humphrey Nancy Hunt Kyle Huston Hollis Hutchens Nancy Isbell Bobby jamar Tim Jamieson Lisa Jefferson Larry Jess Peter Joffrion Lisa Johnson Richard Johnson Wade Johnson Andy Jones Ginger Jones Laurie Jones Lutricia Jones Pam Jones Billy Jordan Gary Jordan Linda Jordan Kristyn Katsacas 169 Christopher Kattos Brian Kea Bill Keathley Debra Keel Joanne Keller Paula Kesscl Kay Key Laura Kilpatrick HHS adds a Larry King Patsy King Tommy King Daniel Kingsbury Jimmy Kirby Jane Krewson Rex Kromis Kim Krueger Tom Lackey Christy Langston Aaron Lanier Karen Lanier Randy Lasley Chris Latham Lori Leberte Bobby Lee Stanley Lee Landess Lehman Dianne Leslie Jack Lewis Charles Lifer 170 new athletic course. Patrick Ugocki Mark Lindsey Laura Lively Rickey Lones Ronnie Looser Jeffrey Lossing Laura Lubowicki Hugh Luna Mama Mackey Mike Maloney Krista Marine Laura Marker Scott Marti Johnny Martignoni Carter Martin Wes Martin Eileen Martinez Charles Matthews Nancy Matthews Dan Maxwell Lee McBride Pamela McCain Martha McCaleb Susan McCaleb Terrell McCollum Robert McCown Sheila McCrary David McCrickard Anna McCulloch Randy McDaniel Kathy McDonough Calvin McElroy Kerry McGrady 171 Stephanie McLaney Paige McLeod Ginny Meadlock Deborah Meeks Jeffery Meigs Russell Meigs Patti Midlik Alison Miller James Miller Pete Miller Barbara Miner Trey Mirce Steve Mitchell Rodney Moak Joseph Monroe Garry Moore Jackie Moore John Morgan Kim Morgan Horice Morris Ken Morris David Mosley Dennis Mullins Margaret Murfree Colin Murphy Grover Neeley Steve Neeley Medina Newberry Ken Nunnelley Sami Nuwayhid Dena O'Barr Cathy O'Bryant Cristy O'Bryant 172 Jean O’Neal Marisol Ordway Matthew Orillion Eileen Ornstein Lisa Orth Jeff Osborne Kevin Osburn John Owsley Paul Paelian Karen Paoletti Jeff Parker Stephen Parker Dona Parks Bert Peake Jimmy Pearsall Robert Pederson Sally Peeler William Pendleton Hank Perkins Rebecca Perry David Peterson Jim Pewitt Gala Phillips Jeanne Pincha Judy Pinckley Audrey Powe Dudley Powell Pam Putbrese Barry Ragsdale William Raley Scott Ramminger Lisa Randolph Christy Record 173 Jane Reed Cathy Reuther Lee Reynolds Tim Ricks Mark Rieger Bobby Roberts Florence Roberts Jay Roberts Marla Roberts Tom Roberts Jim Robertson Beth Robins Thomas Robinson Augustus Rodgers Brian Root Karl Roth Mark Roth Greg Rowell Camille Ruest Mark Rutledge Randy Sacks Sarah Sampson Emily Sanderson Amy Sandlin Lisa Schock Pam Schrimsher Tommy Schrimsher Brenda Schwagcr Brenda Scott 174 Susie Scott Brad Seggel Donna Senn Jeff Shamblin Terrye Sharpe Barbara Shea Margaret Shelton Lora Shuey Joe Shuford Kathy Siersma Diane Simpson Jennifer Simpson Tiger Sirote Amy Slayden Ken Sleeper Patty Sluge Dan Smarekar Alicia Smith Belinda Smith Bubba Smith Chip Smith Mandy Smith Robert Smith Terry Smith Jimmy Smoot Julie Snyder Mary Snyder Beate Speer 175 Sylvia Spillman Rob Stamper Bill Stanton Billy Steele Debbie Stellman Lynn Stephens Bob Stewart Shirley Stilwell Steve Stovall Chris Stuhlinger Julie Sullivan Pat Swearington Mark Tabolt Teresa Tanner Clay Terry David Test Matt Thayer Maggie Thomas Dan Thompson Martha Thompson Melinda Thompson Peggy Thompson Steve Thompson George Touar Jeffery Townsley Vicky Traywick Tim Trent Elizabeth Trimble Jimmy Troutman Janice Tucker Philip Tucker Barney Turk Amelia Uffelman 176 Melna Van Beber Johnnie Vann Vance Varner We got caught! Donna Verderaime Doug Wakefield Melinda Wall Tammy Wall Gerri Wallace Michael Ward Jean Warren Dan Wathen Juwanna Watson John Weatherly Trudi Webb Gary Wells Douglas Wene Carol White Emma White Jeffrey White Mimi Whitt Joe Wier Laura Wiersma Rosemary Williams Alice Wilson Robby Wilson Stan Wilson Wendell Wilson Alisa Wirts Gene Wooden Vickie Worley Michael Yarbrough Lewis Yeargan Susan Zook 177 Sophomores Have a Full David Bond — President, Melissa Holliman — Secretary, Warren Hamm — Vice-President, Deanna Benefield — Trea surer. 178 Year of Activities Hey! I like that idea! Missy Aberg Gary Abernathy Robbie Achatz Velvet! Acklin Karen Adamek Amy Adams Chester Adams Lynn Adans Joe Akin Jeff Aldridge Carole Allen Jim Allen Claudia Anderson Jackie Andrews Tena Arends Melvin Ayers Vala Baggett John Baker Janice Ballard Sharon Barnard Mary Barnes Mike Barnes Roger Barnes David Barr Donna Bates Ed Bates Jenny Bates Pat Batey Tim Batt 179 Barbara Battles Susan Beard Brent Beason Carol Beaton Ann Beaver Byron Bekken Maryanne Bekken David Bell Deanna Benefield Dawn Bennett Debbie Bentley Gena Berg Phyllis Berry Karen Black Margarite Blackburn Bob Blackwell Scott Blackwell Ernie Blair Hal Bodin Jim Bolt David Bond Chip Bowen Charlie Bozeman Andy Bradley Biff Bradley Teri Brakefield Marilu Braselton Tammy Bresnahan Mary Brewster 180 Donna Bridges Kathy Brooks Renee Brooks Valerie Broom Jesse Broome Carol Brown Greg Brown Lori Brown Mark Brunette Mary Bruton Kathy Bryan David Bryant Bill Burcin John Burks Steve Buruss Lawrance Burwcll John Butas Allen Butler Paul Butler Brad Burd Rodney Byrd Diane Calandra William Callaway Brad Cameron Ron Carlile Billy Cartwright Lisa Caruso Alex Casey She told me not to sit on the counter. 181 Donna Casey Donna Casteel Jimmy Caudle Ricky Certain Kim Champagne Catherine Chandler Kenneth Chandler Mike Chilton Keith Christopherson James Clark Donel Clemons Susan Clopp agSBtt —mm—mm— - Dreams are for everyone. Angela Cobb Belinda Cobb Susan Cobb Danny Coburn Donald Coburn Marcia Cohen Linda Coleman Denise Collins Lynn Collyar Pam Combs Rachelle Conger Louis Coons Caryn Corbett Jamie Corcoran Van Corum Harvey Cotten Mark Coughlin Cindy Coulter Matt Coulter Anne Courtenay Connie Covington 182 Walter Cowley Mary Cozelos Vicky Crabtree Cathy Crawford Bryan Crews Dorothy Crutcher Lois Crutcher Wendy Csar Alice Cummings Debbie Cvitan Tom Daniel Kim Davidson Bill Davis Donell Davis Mary Debs Peter Decher Denise Dedman Tom Derington Bob Devenish Carlos Diaz Ricky Dickson Walter Dilworth Anita Donaldson Jan Donaldson Betsy Doolittle Robin Dorsey Anthony Douglas Janice Dove Jan Dowdle David Driscoll Chris Dupree Dauna Dyess Waite Dykes Renny Earler Mike Earnest Charles Echols David Echols Pat Eddleman Debra Edwards Frederick Edwards Kendall Edwards Steve Eley Bill Esco Althein Evans Steven Fann Mary Jane Farrow Eileen Ferrell Robert Fisher Kathy Fleming 183 Larry Fleming Sandy Fleming Debbie Fogg Mari Ann Forde Bobby Franklin Ronnie Franklin Steve Franklin Annette French Buddy Fricke Mike Furman Howard Gaines Dehaan Gates Ruth Ann Geer Ann Gibbs Chris Gibbs Greg Gibson Paul Gilbert Don Gilino Faith Gilliland Steve Glasgow Rocky Glenn Elise Glickman Jeff Glover Willie Cover Ward Goessling Sheryl Golden Alan Goodpasture Susan Goodpasture Cindy Goss 184 told ME ... ” Beth Graves Randy Greene Karla Gregg Vannah Grisham Cathy Grosser Karl Groux Gera Guinn Mac Halcomb Steve Halburg Jerry Haley David Hall Matt Hall Judith Halper Ronnie Hamilton Warren Hamm Cindy Hammett Robert Hammonds Larry Hanna Kay Hanney Ricky Hargrove Angela Harris Betty Jean Harris Len Harris Mark Harris Caroline Harski Tom Hase Mark Haucke John Hay Georgia Haygood 185 Tim Haynes Steve Hays Marshall Healey John Heinisch Marcie Henderson Beth Henken Chris Henken Jud Hennington Carol Henshaw Mary Jean Herden David Hertha Susan Hill Susan Hill Cindy Himes Patsy Hobbs Cherie Holcomb Jeri Holden Melissa Holliman Sharron Hollingshead Samuel Holloway Sam Hopkins Nona Hopper Carl Horton Dorothy Horton Craig Hovezak Clay Howard Jack Howard Lee Howard Vann Howard David Howie Cy Huffman JoAnn Hughes Phyllis Hughes 186 Rhonda Hughes Marian Hummel Kevin Humphreys Wendell Humprey Susan Hunter Greg Ingram Karen Jacks Jim Jackson Shelia Jamar Emily James Ellen Jennings Janie Jernigan Don Jester Byron Johnson Donald Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Karin Johnson Kirk Johnson Ralph Johnson Warren L. Johnson Diana Johnston Erroll Johnston Butch Jones Joseph Jones Judy Jones Kathy Jones Kit Jurgielewicz Marina Katsacos Cathy Kattos Debbie Katz Hart Kelly Greg Kemp Brian Kcncheil Jane Kendall Linda Kesting Jimmy Key Cindy Kiley David Kirkland Tom Kiss Lynda Kitchens 187 Regine Krause Emily LaBathe Emily Lacy Lynn Lamb Karen Lammons Patricia Langford Martha Lanier Chris Lanza Silvia Lawson Mark Leberte Cynthia Lee Renny Leonard Isn’t anybody going Renee Leslie Richard Lester Lynn Lewis Donald Lewter Debbie Linde Chris Little David Littleton Jane Lochridge Steve Locke James Looser Bobby Love Lena Love Diane Lovinger Jack Lowry Lynn Lubowicki Jimmy Lucas Debby Luna Eloise Lundberg Maurice Lynum Celia Mackey Jimmy Mac Millan 188 Rhonda Maddox Eddie Magnusson Juliette Maitland Billy Malone Brian Malcolm Mark Mangus Debbie Mann George Mann William Marsden Jim Martin Judy Martin Kerry Martin William Martin Cathy Marxer Bill Massey Gloria Matthews Lisa Mauldin Sue Ann Mayen Jerry McBride Thomas McBride Layne McCartney Diane McClendon John McClendon Clifton McClure Judy McClure Dyan McCrary Jeff McCracken Durnell McCrary George McCraskey Edna McCroskey Bobby McCulloch Lynnette McCurdy John McDaniel 189 Marie McFerrin Linda McGowen Scott McKae Lynda McKenzie Regina McLaney Mike McMillan Daniel McNamara Lea McPherson Debbie McWilliams Julie Meigs Tommy Melton Brenda Miller Holly Miller Mark Miller Jeff Milligan Judy Mitchell Hugh Montgomery Mardi Morard Brian Morgan Pat Morgan Gary Morris Jeff Mosby Nikki Mosling Katherine Nance Cynthia Nicholson Bruce Northrop Aida Nuwaynid Brenda Oliver 190 “Hey, did you hear about the chicken that crossed the road? Anita Owen Cheryl Owen Tommy Owen Bob Owens Peggy Owens Anrea Page Mike Paludan Anthony Parks Dan Patton Kevin Pauley Bonnie Pearson Jeff Pedigo David Peeler Janet Perry Johnny Pike Kathy Poe Elisabeth Poleritsky Arlene Polin Jean Pope Jeff Preston Rodger Preston Anna Price Marty Price Una Pride Sonny Pritchett Daniel Procter Jay Province Denise Pullen Jeff Putman John Ragland Joe Randall Rhett Rankin Dean Ratliff Mark Reece Ricky Reed Ray Reeves John Reynolds Kelly Rhodes Debbie Rice Phyllis Rice Wendy Richey John Richter David Ricks Gary Rideout Alice Roberts Ann Roberts Donna Roberts Pat Robertson Patricia Robertson 191 Scott Robins Catherine Robinson George Robinson Cindy Rodgers William Ross Karen Rousseau Steve Roys Juli Russler Jack Rutledge Larry Sales Janie Sanders James Lee Sanford Barbara Scheuch Linda Schiffman Lynn Scholefield Gary Scoggins Billie Seay Scott Seeley Ron Shaffer Kathy Shanahan Dean Sharp Barbara Shepherd Kim Shettles Loretta Shoulders Walter Shoulders Becky Shuman Richard Simenson Louis Sisco Deann Slaydon Gail Sleeper Becky Smith Cathy Smith Natalie Smith Pat Smith Paul Smith Rhonda Smith Robin Smith Tom Smith Pam Sockwell Philip Sommers Jim Sparks Susanne Speer Thomas Spelce Jesse Spelce Nancy Spry Richard Stanbery Debbie Stanford Janice Staton Tonya Stearns 192 Randy Stevenson Ben Stockton Mary Stone Ralph Stone Steve Stone Margaret Storey Carolyn Strickland Jeff Striplin Tommy Stroud Daphne Sullins Bill Sutton Jan Swaim Marsha Swinford Evelina Taylor Summers Taylor Jimmy Terrell Jeff Terry Chris Teuber Brock Thayer Dea Thomas Edith Thomas Jane Thomas Roland Throneberry Robin Tibbs Anita Tiller John Tribble Leesa Trott Annette Tuck Garry Tucker 193 Jerry Tucker. Becky Uffelman Herbert Underwood Mack Vann Charlie Van Valkenburg Wilfred VanValkenburgh Debbie Verderaime Kay Vasser Come join us.” Charles Vaughn Jane Venters Virginia Vital Debbie Vollmer Catherine Wade Richard Walker Sheri Walker Steve Wallace Jim Walliser Darla Ward Karen Ward Henry Ward Carolyn Warren Joe Watson Randy Watson Gayle Watts Steve Watts Phyllis Waugh Dick Weaver Pat Webber Charles Weber 194 Karen Weitenbeck Susan Wempner Scott West Jennie Whatley Archie White Charlotte White James White Joe White Louise White Marcia White Ronnie White Debi Whitfield Connie Wilkes Mike Wilkes Jim Williams Patrice Williams Tami Williams Sindy Wilson Paul Woodfin Mary Teresa Woods Steve Woodward Bob Woody Allison Woosley Jimmy Worley Janie Wyatt Bonnie Young David Young Jeff Young “School is very invigorating!” 195 Junior Class Looks Forward tc 196 Making Prom Big Success Richard Aldenderfcr Miles Alderman Jim Alison Hugh Allen Terry Allen Sherri Allison Robin Anderson Scot! Anderson Marvin Applegate Ken Arant Ann Arcangeli Betty Arnold Celia Arrington Paulette Arsement Carol Askew Carol Assadourian Marilyn Aweau Georgia Ayers Dan Babin David Babine Geof Baggett Joe Bagwell Gus Bahos Tony Balch Sharron Ballard David Balliet Eric Batchelder Dollie Bates 197 Come on. don’t give me that! Mary Jane Bauer Judy Baxter Celia Beaulier Evelyn Beilis Patricia Beilis Vanassa Bellman Phil Benefield David Berry Faye Berry Alan Bibb Babecca Biggart Steve Binford Charles Blackwell Carolann Bledsoe Bill Bogel Philip Bolton Michael Bowman Mike Boysen Pam Boysen Pamela Brady Allen Bramlett Betsy Bramm Bradley Branson Earnestine Brazille Steve Brcwington John Brew ton Pam Bridges Rob Bridges “Aahhh ... I bet you say that to all the boys. 198 Robert Brimer Cravens Brooks Genia Brooksbank Lisa Brosemer Frank Brown Glenn Brown Tommy Brown Kathy Broyles Dara Bueltman Kirk Buhmann Charlie Buist Lynn Burcin David Burkett Bim Burks |oe Burnette Cheryl Burton Jacqueline Burwell Tom Butas Cindy Butler Robert Butler Christina Caffey Joel Call Rick Callaway Linda Cameron Frank Campbell Lee Ann Canale Julia Canterbury Jo Ann Cantrell Jay Carle 199 Don Carroll Joe Caruso Charles Cataldo Kim Cates Carol Cavaliere Bobby Certain Kent Childress Richard Childress Richard Chamberlain Diane Chambers Carol Chesnutt Sharon Chinberg Charissc Christensen Eric Christopherson Teri Clark Georgia Clemons Chuck Clisson David Cobble Carla Cohron Kathy Cole David Collins Lanelle Collins Mark Congo Mark Conger Robin Conley Paul Connally Ruhha Conner Lisa Cooper 200 So what are they yelling about?' Raymond Corn Bill Corum Joe Cotten Clement Cotter Kathy Coulter Carol Covington Kay Cox Scott Cox Suzanne Cox Joni Creech Prissy Crow Marilyn Crowley Marcy Crute Dallas Culver Florence Culver Teri Cunningham Wayne Cusick Tom Dailey Lisa Daniel Sandra Daniel Lezlie Dark Carol Davis Jeff Davis Linda Dedrick Dena de Benedet Gregg Deitsch Jeff Deitsch Richard Dendy Julie Denton Lynn Diehl Delorisc Dillard Cathy Dockery Beth Donnelly Kate Donnelly Stephanie Downs Vickie Dragos Ellen Dugal 201 “Just wait till I'm on stage! Laura Dyer Teena Earley James Edwards Janice Edwards Shannon Edwards Joni Elkins Van Elmore Steve Epps Now, you pul the right string over the left one . . . Melynda Erwin Tommy Falkowski Judy Fitzgerald Gene Fleming Mary Jane Fleming Patricia Fleming Mary Flynn Fred Fohrell Joe Franklin Bill Freeze Robert Freeze Jamie Gaither John Garner Leah Garrison Tamara Gartrell Mary Gehrdes Laura Gessner John Gilbert Kirk Giles Paul Gindhart Bill Glenn 202 Carol Goans Ian Godfrey Dawn Gooch Connie Goodman Cindy Gowen Melvin Green Richard Green Scott Green Steve Green Debbie Greenbaum Jay Gresham Dorothy Grover Brenda Gurley Skip Guthrie Mark Guzzo Dan Hall Morris Hall Sam Hall Kirk Hamlin Karen Mammon Mark Hammond Connie Hammonds Sharmon Hampton Tim Harbarger Anne Harris Virginia Harris Bobby Harrison Elaine Helmer Bobby Hereford 203 Susan Hereford Margaret Herring Denise Hersey Vickie Heusinger Janice Hightower Ann Hill Mark Hiller Brian Hilson Shelia Hines Johnny Hinshaw Edna Hoekenschnieder Pam Holden Jeanne Holmes Jill Holmes Elliot Hopkins Charles Hopper Nathan Hovezak Steve Howard Susan Howard Allen Hubbard Jennifer Huffman Laurie Hughes Gloria Humphrey Loran Humphreys Teresa Hunt Kathy Huston Bruce Hyter Kurt Ingenthron Jeff Ingram 204 Janet Inman Randy Jackson Now can you comprehend that?” Linda Jenkins Stewart Jester Paul Joffrion Bill Johnson Karen Johnson Reeves Johnson Roy Johnson Cheryl Jones Cindy Jones Danny Jones Frank Jones Ralph Jones Rick Jones Steven Jones Tim Jordan Chip Jurgielewicz Greg Kamm Leanne Kea Beverly Kemp Steve Kenney Billy Kerley Gloria Kerr Douglas Key Katy Keyes Marcia Keyserling Pam King Judy Krewson 205 Andy Lamb Gwynn Lamb Mark Lambert Marla Land Benzella Langford Frederick Lanier Renee Latham Riley Lee Could this be one of those new rotary engines? Rosemary Lee Mike Legg Bob Leonard Debbie Leonard Barbara Lewis Jamis Lewis Jere Lewis Kathy Lewis Butch Little Randy Locke Andy Lockhart Dennis Lossing Larry Lott Mary Love William Love Allison Lovingood Susan Lowers Billy Lynn Jennifer Lysaght Chris Macllveen Clarissa Malone 206 Tiptoe through the trophies . . . Melissa Marine Charlie Martin Gloria Martin Karen Martin Carl Marxer Dianne Matthews Cathy McBride Cheryl McCaleb Bob McCamy Greg McCarter Margie McCaulley Kim McClay Eddie McCool Reba McCroskey Caroline McCulloch Carol McDaniel Lucy McDaniel Patricia McGee Scott McLain Sherry McLemore Marilyn Meade Judd Medlen Charles Meyers David Middleton Chris Miller Gordon Miller Jack Miller Patsy Miller Peter Miller Sara Miller John Milling Mary Lou Mills Kevin Mims 207 Marian Miree Paul Mitchell Helen Moore James Moore Sarah Moquin Ramona Mosby Russ Munger David Murphy ‘‘Hey, I think he’s taking our picture. Nancy Murray Robin Murray Donnie Nalley Lee Newton Tim Norris Jim Novotnak Tommy O’Bryant Gail Oliver Mollie O'Neal Patricia O’Neal Albert Ordway Nannette Orillior Pam Orth Gray Osborne Susan Osborne Kurtis Osburn Glenda Owen Amanda Page Jo Nan Pagel Dennis Pape Lee Paris 208 Heeey. He-ey, Hey. Hey. Hey! Connie Parker Robert Parker Sheila Parks Gina Parnell Ann Paschal Gayle Patterson Mark Pautler Jim Payne Cathy Pearsall Susan Pederson Cathy Pendleton Steve Pennington John Perkins Terri Peterson Mark Petroff Robert Pevvitt Cheryl Phelps Don Phillips Donald Phillips Ronald Phillips Jimmy Pope Patsy Pope Lois Ann Porter Chris Price Karen Price Jeff Province Steven Putman Mark Quarles Edward Ragland 209 Cynthia Ramsey Janice Randolph Bonnie Rasbury Pamela Reutter Thomas Rhodes Susan Richardson Denise Richey Mike Richter Monta Rideout Debbie Ripp Ron Robb Marian Roberts What are we Eddie Robinson Roy Robinson Teri Robinson Beverly Rogers David Root Alan Rosenblum Melany Ross Michelle Ruest Phyllis Rule Glenn Ryals Bonnie Sales Jerry Sales Mark Samples Debbie Schock Kathy Scholefield Randall Schrimsher Donna Schroer Angie Scott Bart Scott Edward Scruggs Amelia Seay 210 looking for?” Cathy Seay Mary Lee Selah Joe Senn Allen Sharp Lynn Sharp Kathy Shettles Mary Shoulders Jeff Showers Paul Shuey Janice Siersma Janet Simpson Pollie Simpson Kathy Sisco Mark Slater Julie Sleeper Alex Sloan Katrina Smith Lea Smith Polly Smith Ronnie Smith Susan Smith Beth Sparks Kevin Spenser Paige Stagner Eddie Starnes Debbie Staton David Steinberg Stanley Stevenson Carol Stewart 211 Sylvia Stewart Jan Stidgcr David Stone Brenda Strickland Chuck Stull Margaret Sullivan Shirley Sullivan Mark Sutherland This way no one can Richard Taylor Chris Terry Brian Thomas David Thompson Kathy Thornton Jack Tibbs Pam Tillery Susana Torruella Lisa Trimble Arthur Tuck Jeff Turk Mary Turner Pam Vardaman Steve Vaughan Bill Vaughn John Vickers Vicki Vital Cindy Walker Craig Walker Jeff Walker Marcia Walker 212 Peggy Walker Joe Warden Edna Wasson Rick Webb Tom Wharton Diane White Monyette White Patricia White Richard White Susan White Patti Whitt Paula Wigington Martha Wilkins Dennis Williams James Williams Beth Willingham Bobby Wilson Rita Wilson Steve Wilson Tim Wilson Eddie Winkles Carlita Wirts Janice Wynn Diane Yarbrough Greg Young Lisa Young Reginald Young Wayne Zeek Jeff Zook 213 Senior Officers Handle Tremendous Connie Winning Treasurer Marcia Barber Co-Secretary 214 Responsibility With Ease ft filfW iiiiii IVf i unit will Raymond Butler President Stuart Alexander Vice-President Stephanie Winning Co-Secretary 215 New Administrators ANNA DAWN ABERG I am a part of all that I have met —” Who's Who 3; Student Council Secretary 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2, Secretary 3; Choral 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, President 3; Writer’s Guild Secretary 1; Pierian Staff 3; Spectrum Staff Associate Short Story Editor 1, Associate Editor 2, 3; Pierian Ad Staff 3; Pierian Circulation Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 1, 2, 3. CONSTANCE MARIE ADAMEK “When silence speaks for love, she has much to say. National Honor Society 2, 3; Anchor Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Health Careers Club 1; International Club 1, 2. CHRISTOPHER DENMAN ADAMS Speech is the index of the mind. Student Council Parliamentarian 3; Debate Team 1, Co-Captain 2. Captain 3; Photography Club 3; Chess Club 1; Physics Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Chemistry Club 2; Writer's Guild 1, 2; National Forensic League 3; German Club 1, 2; Computer Club 3. PAUL ADELMAN “Do noble things, not dream them, all day long. Wrestling 3; Student Council Treasurer 3; Inter-Science Club 3; Key Club 2, Secretary 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Eta Beta Chi 2, Treasurer 3; Physics Club 1. 2, President 3; Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Red and Blue Circulation 2; National Forensic League 3; Ham Radio Club 3; Computer Club 3; Stage Band 1, 2, 3. STUART BRADLEY ALEXANDER “Nothing splendid has ever been achieved except by those who dared believe that something inside them was superior to circumstances. Who's Who 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3; Naval ROTC 1, 2, 3; Naval ROTC Drill Team 1, 2, Commander 3; National Honor Society 2, Vice-President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 2; Class Vice-President 3. DONALD LEE ALLEN Life is a lot more fun than most people give it credit for being. Chemistry Club 1, 2; Chess Club 2, 3; Physics Club 3; German Club 1, 2. 216 PATTI NELL ARCHER “It is necessary for the happiness of man that he be mentally faithful to himself.” International Club 1; Pep Club 2; Writer’s Guild 1. MARK ARTHUR ASSADOURIAN “Great joys, like griefs, are silent.” VICA 3. KATHERINE MARIE ATTAYA “Better three hours too soon than a minute too late.” Mu Alpha Theta 3; National Honor Society 3; Chemistry Club 2, 3. BERT HOLMAN BAGLEY “In school the best minds are not necessarily those that mind best.” Writer’s Guild 3. DAVID JOHN BAILEY “I have no mockings or arguments, I witness and wait.” JERRY BAKER “The world knows nothing of its greatest men.” Basketball 2; Football 1. 217 Activity Period Adds MARIAN KAY BANKSTON In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. International Relations 3; Pierian Ad Staff 2. MARCIA YVETTE BARBER If thou are looking for a woman with beauty, understanding, and greatness, search no more. Anchor Club 1, 2, 3; Debate Team 1; Eta Beta Chi 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Majorette 2; Color Guard 1; Class Co-Secretary 3. JERRY SANFORD BARCLAY Better to be small and shine than tall and cast a shadow.” WILLIAM ALLEN BEE Success lies in what I ought to achieve.” Football 1; DECA 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Leo 1, 2; International Relations 3; Latin 1. MELANIE ANN BELEW “The whisper of a beautiful woman can be heard farther than the loudest call of duty.” Who's Who 3; Homecoming Court 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Art Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; Pierian Circulation 3. CHARLES DOUGLAS BELL “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference ...” Tennis 2; Interact Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Chemistry Club 1; Drama Club 2; Writer’s Guild Vice-President 3: Spectrum Staff 2, 3. 218 ROLAND THOMAS BELLKNAP “Self control is the very essence of character.” Key Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2, 3; German Club 2. ROBERT FRANK BERG Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.” Who’s Who 2; Key Club 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Class President 2. SANDRA ELAINE BERRY “To make the best of yourself is to become a great person.” Anchor Club 3; Home Ec Club Vice-President 1; Volleyball 3. SHARON YVONNE BERRY What should a woman do but be merry?” Choral 2, 3. SYBIL GAIL BIBLE “She laughs, she talks, she seems to drive all our cares away.” Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Interact Club 3; Volleyball 2. 3. LANI LEE BLUE Happiness is not something you find but rather something you create.” Who’s Who 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; H-Club 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 219 CHARLES W. BOONE The carefree man gets around the sun as quickly as the busy one. Chemistry Club 3; German Club 2, 3. DAVID EARL BRADLEY A man of the world must seem to be what he wishes to be thought. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3; Football 2. 3; H-Club 2. 3. WILLIAM GRAY BRASFIELD To make the world a friendly place, one must show it a friendly face. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2. 3; Football 2, 3; H-Club 2. 3; Wrestling 1. 2, 3; Who’s Who 3. ROBERT BRAZILLE The rule of my life is to make work my pleasure and pleasure my work. Wrestling 1. NANCY MARIE BRIGHT Better to forget and smile, than to remember and be sad. Red and Blue Circulation Staff 2; Volleyball 1, 2. JUDITH LYNN BROADWAY I don’t know where I'm going, but I’m on my way. 220 Red and Blue Becomes First-Rate Newspaper BRENDA JEAN BROOKS Three treasures have I — friends, love, and calm thought.” FBLA 2; Home Economics Club 1; VICA 3. LES LEE BROWN “If you aspire to the highest place it is no disgrace to stop at the second, or even the third.” Art Club 3. DINA MARIE BROWNING Happy-go-lucky, fun and free, nothing ever bothers me.” Anchor Club 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Red and Blue Circulation Staff 1; Spectrum Staff 3; Writer’s Guild 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA MELODY BRUMFIELD “Too many people miss the silver lining because they are expecting gold.” VICA 3. MELISSA TERI BRYSON It’s a simple formula: Do your best and somebody will like it.” FBLA 3; Nike Club 3; VICA 3. MARK ALAN BUCKALLEW We can not all be masters.” Chemistry Club 2; Naval ROTC 1, 2. 3. 221 Five Seniors Receive MARGARET SUSAN BURDETTE Those who speak least, hear most. Home Ec Club 3. VIRGINIA BURKS The pleasure of life is according to the one who lives it. Home Ec Club 2. 3; Choral 1, 2, 3. MARY ANNE BURNETTE A true woman, great in her love, her life, and her gentleness. Student Council 2. 3; Anchor Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Chemistry Club 3; Pierian Circulation 2. EDWARD OLIVER BUTLER If everyone agreed with everyone else, life would be truly dull. Debate Team 1, 2; Chess Club 2; Chemistry Club 1, 2; Writer’s Guild 3. NANCY CATHARINE BUTLER Work is love made visible. Thespians 3; Drama Club 1, 3; Anchor Club 2. 3; Pierian Circulation Staff 2. 3; Pierian Ad Staff 2. 3; Writer’s Guild 1; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Pierian Staff Underclass Editor 2, Editor 3. RAYMOND ERNEST BUTLER Give me a lever long enough and a prop strong enough and I can single-handedly move the world. Who’s Who 1, 3; Physics Club 3; Class President 1, 3; Class Favorite 2. 222 National Merit Recognition NANCY JANE CAGLE “A good listener is a silent flatterer. VICA 3: FBLA 1, 2. LUCY LEE CALDWELL Mischief in her laughter, a sparkle in her eyes, ever the epitome of delight. Who’s Who 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. BENJY CARLE Life’s a pleasant institution; let’s take it as it comes. Photography Club 3; Physics Club 3. BETTY GWEN CARLTON A person does not find life worth living; he makes life worth living. Student Council 1; VICA 3; Chemistry Club 3. KITTY JO CARSON The business of life is to go forward.” Art Club 3. VERONICA FAYE CAUDLE ’’A woman’s taste is evident through her manner. 223 Donny’s Dealers Bust Patsy’s MICHAEL ROSS CHRISTIAN Be gone dull life for thee and I shall never agree. ’ Football 1, 2, 3; Key Club 1. 2. 3; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3. TIM ERIC CHRISTIANSEN No one reaches a high position without daring.” Naval ROTC 1, 2, 3; Photography 3; Chess Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 1. 2, 3; Red and Blue 2. 3; Red and Blue Circulation 1, 2. 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3. CLAY COBB A smart man is one who talks little but says much.” Library Club 2. ROY J. COCHRAN, JR. A man’s happiness — to do the things proper to man.” Wrestling 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3; Photography Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2; Chess Club 2, President 3; Chemistry Club 3; History Club 3; German Club 1, 2; Inter-Club Council 3; International Club 1. CLEVE ALAN COLDWATER There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity.” Basketball 1. 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2. 3; Golf 1. 2, 3. PENELOPE BETH COLE A fair woman in whose eye rippling laughter seems to rise.” Who’s Who 2; Sweetheart Court 1; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 224 ushers in Magazine Sales BETTY JANE COLLINS “Life is meant for living, so I’ll live it to the height while I may. Art Club 3. CHRiSTIA SUE COLLYAR “Although we’ve known her for only a short while, we will always treasure her friendship and lasting impression.” Transferred from Las Cruces, New Mexico. RICHARD THOMAS CONGO “The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.” Key Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Chemistry Club 1, 2, President 3; German Club 1, Vice-President 2; Inter-Club Council 3. JACKIE SUSAN COPE “She's gentle, she’s shy, but there’s friendliness and kindness in her eyes.” Pep Club 1; Art Club 3. REBECCA LYNN COWART Dependable, likeable, a friend sincere; ahvays a joy to have near. Who’s Who 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Delta Tri Sigma 1, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 3; Pep Club 2; Class Favorite 2: Pan-European Club 3; Pierian Staff 3; Pierian Circulation Staff 2, 3; Pierian Ad Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Class Vice-President 2; Senior Advisory Board 3; DAR Good Citizenship Girl 3. CHARLES EDWARD COX. JR. “Much goes on behind that grin and those laughing eyes.” Basketball 1, 2; VICA President 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2. 225 RICHARD DAVID CRIPPEN “I look and find the bright side to whatever tricks life has played on me.” VICA 2, 3. KAREN RUTH CROSS “A little candle throws its beams afar. Transferred from Lawrence County High; Art Club 3. SUSIE CROW “Worldly cares bother her not.” Pep Club 1; Home Ec Club 3; Choral 2. DOUGLAS W. CUMMINGS “Learning makes the wise wiser.” Chemistry Club 2. 3. ROBERT EUGENE CUMMINGS “Friendship in his countenance, true in his sincerity.” Who’s Who 1, 2, 3; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1; Track 1, 3; H-Club 1, 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2. AVA JULIET CURRY “Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter.” VICA 3; FBLA 1. 226 Coach Owen’s Burial BRIAN ALLEN DALE “I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path and I will leave a trail.” Who’s Who 3; Student Council 2, 3; Debate Team Captain 1, Captain 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club Vice-President 2; Student City Board Council 3; German Club 1, 2, 3. REBECCA ELAINE DAVIS “What I believe, and not what others think, is what matters to me. Art Club 3. BERNIE LISA DEMPSEY “Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known.” Student Council Alternate 3; Debate Team 1; Chemistry Club 2; Drama Club 1. WILLIAM EDWIN DENDY “A quiet kindness will always be rewarded.” Football 3; H-Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Spanish Club 2. MELISSA ANN DETCHEMENDY “I can get by with a little help from my friends.” Chemistry Club 2, 3. REBECCA LEIGH DICKSON Her beauty is like a ray of sunshine — it is not kept by one, but given to all of us.” Who's Who 3; Homecoming Court 3; Student Council 1; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; International Relations 3; Writer's Guild 3. 227 Seniors Awarded With Barbecue JOAN PEYTON ROBYNE DIEHL “I shall make my reason my guide.” National Honor Society 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Band 2; Color Guard 2; International Club Secretary 1. GORDON NEWTON D1SON, JR. “Enthusiasm is the element of success in everything. It robs endurance of difficulty, and makes a pleasure of duty. Who’s Who 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 3; Key Club 1, 2. President 3; Naval ROTC 3: H-Club 1, 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, President 3; Red and Blue Circulation 2; Spanish Club 2. DRAMA PATRESE DORNING Always friendly and kind at heart, ever willing to do her part. Pep Club 1, 2: Home Ec Club 2, 3; Pierian Circulation 3: International Club 1. MAUREEN FRANCES DROST She has the ability to get all there is out of any situation. Transferred from St. Mary of the Pines Academy, Chatawa, Mississippi; Track 2; FTA 3; Red and Blue Staff 2, Co-Editor 3; Pan-European 3; Spanish Club 2; National Honor Society 3; Writer’s Guild 3. CLINTON LEE DUCK His will is the wind's will, and his thoughts are long, long thoughts.” Band 1, 2; VICA 2, 3. LOUIS RALPH DUCKWALL Why worry, fools do that. Chemistry Club 2, 3; German Club 3. 228 for Fantastic Sales JENELLE DUKE Assure thee, if I do vow a friendship. I'll per form it to the last article.” National Honor Society 2, 3; Home Ec Club 1; FBLA 2. DONALD PATRICK EARLES Smile yourself through worries; laugh yourself through life.” Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3; Civitan 2. CAROL ANN EDWARDS Good nature sparkles in her eyes.” Who’s Who 1, 2; Student Council 2; Delta Tri Sigma 3. VERNA SUE EDWARDS Living with yesterday will get you through tomorrow.” VICA 3; FBLA 1. ALTON D. ELLIOT. Ill His feet are planted firmly in the air.” Wrestling 2; Student Council 2; Interact 3. ANNE KATHLEEN ELLIOT Quiet in manner and sincere in speech.” Art Club 3. 229 Mum Sale and Halloween Carnival BILLY MERRILL ELROD “My life is for myself, and not for a spectacle.” Drama Club 2. KLAUS ERBSKORN He is a gentleman, because his nature is kind and affable to every creature.” WENDY ANNE ESCO She is at peace who cherishes delight in quiet things. Chemistry Club 3; Drama Club 1. MARK FINK Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it.” Physics Club 3. CECILIA JANE FIQUETT So sweet a person is not often found; she works and plays with goodness abound.” Interact Club 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Home Ec Club 1; Pierian Circulation 3. KATHARINE LOUISE FLEMING Great modesty often hides great merit.” Pep Club 1, 2; Home Ec Club 1, 2; Pierian Staff 3; Pierian Ad Staff 3; Pierian Circulation 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Bridge Club 3. 230 Provide Funds for Junior-Senior Prom SHELLYE DIANE FORD She lives for enjoyment, is there anything else worthwhile?” Pep Club 1, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2. 3; Home Ec Club 1. 3; Student Council 1, 3; National Honor Society 2. 3. JAMES RICKEY FOWLER A rare combination of good sense, frolic, and fun. Football 2. 3: H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2. 3. LLOYD DOUGLAS FRANKLIN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Basketball 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, President 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Chemistry Club 3. PAMELA JEAN FRAZIER A girl of great worth.” Transferred from La Sierra High, Riverside, California. RACHAEL SUSAN FRICKE You like her because she’s always herself. Transferred from Roy J. Wasson, Colorado Springs, Colorado. ANN LAURINDA FRYMAN Many friendships fortify life; to love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” Pep Club 1, 2, President 3; Drama Club 1; Writer’s Guild 3; Pierian Circulation 3; Class Favorite 3. 231 Student Council Sponsors ROBERT NORMAN FUQUA Grief can take care of itself; but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to divide it with.” Art Club 3. FREDERICK SAM GASBARRO A mind is not completely well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor. Football 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; H-Club 3. JAMES GARY GAZA WAY I'm young only once. After that I’ll have to think up some other excuse. Who’s Who 3; VICA 3; Key Club 2, 3; Photography Club 3; International Relations 3. CURTIS STEPHEN GELLER Witty, carefree, full of fun, liked and enjoyed by everyone. Who’s Who 3; Football 1, 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3. NANCY KAREN GILINO We love her for her thought, her look, her way; we love her for her smile that keeps us gay. Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Interact Sweetheart 2, 3; Class Favorite 1, 2, 3. JAMES JEFFREY GOODWIN Every man portrays his own goals. Spanish Club 1; ROTC 1; Health Careers Club 2, 3. 232 Homecoming Dance DEBRA LYNN GOSS How many faces are cheered and luminous with love because of all she has been to us.” Home Ec Club 3; Bridge Club 3. AMY WALKER GRAHAM ‘‘I will live politely on this sphere, responsive to each small request, and faithful to every post.” FTA 3; Home Ec Club 3; Choral 1; Library Club 3. SANDRA ELLEN GROUX My business is my art, my art is to live.” CYNTHIA DIANN GURLEY Calmly and peacefully she treads life’s way.” Nike Club 3; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3: Band 1, 2, 3. KAREN SMITH GURLEY “There are three essentials for happiness: something to believe in; something to hope for; someone to love!” JOHN GILMER HAND “Manners are the happy ways of doing things. Debate Team 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 2; National Forensic League 3. 233 Panthers Turn GEORGE VICTOR HARLOW The man who lives a peaceful life lives a long life. SUSAN MAHAN HARRISON The world is a looking glass; laugh at it, and with it. It is a jolly, kind companion. Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Pep Club 2. 3; FBLA 3. JOHN RANDOLPH HATCH Pleasure is more powerful than all fear of the penalty. Track 1, 2; Red and Blue 3; Red and Blue Circulation 3. SANDRA GALE HATTON The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together. VICA 3; Pep Club 1. STEVEN ANDREW HAYES “His personality is like a thumbprint; there is none other like it. Art Club 3. PHILLIP ROBIN HAYNES Confident, willing, and always dependable. Chemistry Club 3; Pierian Staff 3; Pierian Ad Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3; German Club 1, 3. 234 Orange Red, 21-6 MICHAEL ALAN HEARD “When I see a bird that walks like a duck and swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck.” Tennis 1, 2, 3. JUDY MAUREEN HENDERSON “I have learned to prize the quiet, lightning deed, not the applauding thunder at its heels.” SHELLEY DIANE HENDERSON “Through woeful ways and weary, my heart shall keep a song.” Art Club 3. BETTY JEAN HENDRICKS “What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other?” Student Council 1, 2; Photography Club 3; Art Club 3; Spectrum Staff 2. 3. DIANNE MARIE HERTHA “If you can dream and not make dreams your master, if you can think and not make thoughts your aims — yours is the earth and everything in it.” National Honor Society 2, 3; Anchor Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2. DIANNE MARIE HICKS The happiness of love is in action; its test is what one is willing to do for another.” National Honor Society 2, 3. 235 Class of ’73 Contracts COURTNEY RACHEL HILL “A sweet disposition is a virtue to be treasured.” FBLA 3; Choral 2; Band 1, 2. HUGH STANCIL HILSON My triumphs are many simply because my quarrels with life are few.” Key Club 2, 3; Eta Beta Chi 1, 2. 3; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Band Announcer 3. CATHY NELL HIMES She takes the world as it is, not as it should be.” VICA 3; FBLA 3. INGE KATERINA HINRICHS Paradise is where I am.” Pep Club 2; Red and Blue 3; Drama Club 1, Vice-President 2, 3; Thespians Vice-President 3; Spectrum Staff 3. ALICE ELIZABETH HOLLIMAN The beauty of her song transports me from these dull walls and carries me to heavenly places.” Music Club 1; Choral 1, 2; Thespians 3; Drama Club 3. ANN ROCHELLE HOOD A cheerful heart makes bright the way.” Student Council 3; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Home Ec Club 3; Red and Blue 3; Red and Blue Circulation 3; Pierian Circulation 1, 3; Quill and Scroll 3. 236 Early Case of Senioritis PHILIP VAUGHN HOPSON “He laughs at the world for he’s merry and free.” VICA 3; Guitar Club 3. BILLY PRESTON HOUKE “Individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd, but you do not have to live like it. nor subsist on its food.” Art Club 3; Bridge Club 3. PAT HOWARD “The world loves a spice of devilment.” Interact Club 3; Civitan 3; Art Club 3; Writer’s Guild 3. HELEN ANN HOWIE “In whatever she engages, be it work, or fun, or life, she does it with all she has and gives her very best.” Who’s Who 3; Student Council Alternate 1, 2, 3; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, President 3; FTA 3; Drama Club 3; Writer’s Guild 3; Spectrum Staff 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Class Favorite 1, 2. JOHN CARLTON HUMPHREY “The efficient man is the man who thinks for himself and is capable of thinking hard and long.” Football 1; Wrestling 2; VICA 3; Guitar Club 3; History Club 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN JACKSON “I am born happy every morning.” Football 1; Wrestling 2; Art Club 1, 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. 237 College Representatives BRENDA FAYE JAMAR ‘‘My style and my sentiments are my own; purely original.” Pep Club 1; Health Careers Club 3. CHRISTIE JOHNSON “Just a kind word or a smile are the flowers that will lighten the burdens for many a mile.” Pep Club 1; Pan-European 3. LARRY EARL JONES “Keen sense, common sense, quite a lot of nonsense.” Basketball 1, 2, 3; H-Club 1; Art Club 2; Health Careers Club 3. CLYDE SUTTON JONES “The surest way not to fail is to be determined to succeed.” Eta Beta Chi 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3. SHIRLEY ANN JONES “Consideration for others is the basis of a good life.” Health Careers Club 3; VICA 3. TERESA ROLLIN JONES “If you don’t learn to laugh at trouble, you won’t have anything to laugh at when you’re old.” Pep Club 2, 3; Art Club 3. 238 Inform Seniors MICHAEL VANCE JORDAN “Manner — the final and perfect power of noble character.” Football 1, 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2. RICHARD DAVID KEARNEY “Every person is a maker of his own fortune.” Naval ROTC 1, 2; Debate Team 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; Ecology Club 2, 3. THOMAS EDMOND KEAT “His good humor is admired by all who know him.” JAMES MIKE KEATHLEY “Let me have wine and women, mirth and laughter; sermons and aspirin the day after.” Football 3; H-Club 3. GEORGE EDDIE KELLY “Thinking is but an idle waste of thought.” Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Naval ROTC 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3; Music Club 3; Choral 3. MARY ALICE KELLY “Grace was in all her steps, heav’n in her eyes, her every gesture dignity and love.” Who’s Who 3; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; International Relations 3; Pierian Staff 2, 3; Pierian Ad Staff 2, 3; Pierian Circulation 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2. 3. 239 DAVID ENNIS KIMREY A truly perfect wit in a truly friendly person. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; H-Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3. PHOEBE JOSEPHINE KIMREY (JOIE) There is nothing so great that I fear to do it for my friends. Who's Who 3; Cheerleader 3; Student Council 3; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, Secretary 2, 3; Writer’s Guild 3. Honor Society Inducts PHILIP MARC KIRSHTEIN A little rebellion now and then is a good thing.” Physics Club 3; Chemistry 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3; German Club 1, 2, 3. KAREN LYNN KOLYER One of the greatest pleasures of life is conversation.” Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3. DEBRA JOAN KREUGER “There are those who give with joy, and that joy is their reward. Anchor Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1. PATRICIA GLENN LACY “Such happiness as life is capable of, comes from full participation of all one’s powers.” Student Council 1, 2, 3; Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2, 3; Home Ec Club 3; Red and Blue 3; Pierian Circulation 3; Red and Blue Circulation 3; Class Officer 1. 240 Three New Seniors MARY JAMES LANE Talking relieves monotony.” Choral 2; Gymnastics 3. SHELBY LANGFORD Work is work and must be done, nevertheless I have my fun. MICHAEL DOUGLAS LANIER “A character all his own.” SARA BESS LEE ‘‘Everybody doesn't like something, but nobody doesn’t like Sara Lee.” National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Anchor Club 1, 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2, 3; Red and Blue 1, 2; Pierian Circulation 2; Red and Blue Circulation 1. 2. VIRGINIA AVIS LEVIE The will to do. The soul to dare. Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2, 3; Art Club 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2. 3; Writer's Guild 1, 2, 3; Spectrum Staff 2, 3. MARTHA DEBORAH LEWIS “To be able to find joy in another’s joy; that is the secret of happiness.” Chemistry Club 2. 3; Health Careers Club 1; Drama Club 1. 2; Band 1; Bridge Club 3. 241 Anxious Seniors Await ROGER CHARLES LINDE Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Eta Beta Chi 1, 2, President 3; Chemistry Club 2; International Relations 3; Band 1, 2, 3. MARY BETH LOCHRIDGE Life is but a little span; out of it get all you can. Art Club 3; Choral 1, 2. MARY ELLEN LOVE If sweetness is a fault, here is a great one. Nike Club 3; Home Economics Club 3; FBLA 3. ROBERT LOWRY “Be young, be foolish, but be careful. Photography Club 3; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3; Civitan President 2; Golf Team 1, 2. 3. TERESA ANN LUNA One is rich if she can laugh. SANDRA JOYCE LUSK She doesn’t wait for fun to find her; she goes out looking for it. VICA 3; International Relations 3; Writer’s Guild 3. 242 College Acceptances DOUGLAS HARDGROVE MADISON “Not the noisy type we must admit; dignified and gentlemanly are terms that fit.” Chemistry Club 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Wrestling 1. 2, 3. PAMELA ANN MAGNUSSON “Her laughter and high spirits made everyone happy.” Chemistry Club 3; VICA 3. DAVID WILLIAM MALCOLM “Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Chemistry Club 1, 2. 3; Naval ROTC 1, 2. 3; NJROTC Drill Team 1, 2, 3. CARON JOAN MANN “The only way to live is by accepting each minute.” Anchor Club 2, 3; Red and Blue 3. REBECCA JANE MAULDIN “Let each day bring you something new . . . something beautiful . . . something all your own.” Art Club 1. BARBARA JANE MAXWELL Mischief is where you find it especially if she is behind it.” Chemistry Club 2; International Relations 1, 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; VICA 3. 243 New Director Inspire; DOUGLAS GENE McCLURE “Don’t you wish you were anyplace else but here!” VICA 2, 3; Choral 1. PAULA ANNE McCRAY “The happiest business in the world is that of making friends.” Pep Club 3; FBLA 3. CYNTHIA ANN McLANEY “They’re only truly great who are truly good. Art Club 3. STACY ELIZIBETH McLANEY “Let him who has a song sing it.” Swim Team 1, 2; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Art Club 1, 3; Drama Club 2, 3; Spectrum Staff 2; Red and Blue 2. CAROL SUE McNABB “Aim at excellence, and excellence will be attained. National Honor Society 2, 3; Eta Beta Chi 3; Art Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; All State Band 1, 2. MARTHA CHRISTIAN MEEKS “She spoke softly in warm, commending words of gentle things and good. Who’s Who 1; Homecoming Court 1; Student Council 1, 2; VICA 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 244 Drama Students JANET KATHERINE MEIGS “The day is always hers who works with sincerity and great aims.” National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Health Club 1, 2, President 3. JOHN PAUL MIKITISH “And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew.” Who’s Who 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Physics Club Vice-President 3; Chemistry Club Treasurer 2. RICHARD MEREDITH MILLER A gem in the ranks of men; athlete, and a very good friend.” Who’s Who 3; Football 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2. 3; Senior Advisory Board 3. WILLIAM DAVID MONTANO “To know him better is to like him more.” RICKIE DON MOON The measure of a man’s life is the well spending of it and not the length. National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Chemistry Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; German Club 1; All-State Alternate 1. DAVID HENRY MORGAN “I rarely engage in the hard task of thinking.” Who’s Who 3; Tennis 2, 3; Interact Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3; Red and Blue 3. 245 Assemblies Prove to be Both LEWIS EDMUND MORRIS Exaggeration is to paint a snake and add legs.” DECA 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN MOUNT Midnight short and revelry, tipsy dance and jollity.” Photography Club 3; Chemistry Club 2; Drama Club 3; Thespians 3; NFL 3; Bridge Club 3. MARK JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY Here’s an industrious boy, but he still finds time for joy.” DONNA JEANE NEVILLE Live for today but remember yesterday and think of tomorrow.” VICA 3; FBLA 3. PATRICIA ANN NEWBY Our character is our will, for what we will, we are.” Student Council 2; Naval ROTC 3; ROTC Drill Team 3; Nike Club 3; Pan-European Club 3; Pep Club 1. ROBERT EDWARD NEWTON Not that I don’t like to study, I just love fun more.” 246 entertaining and Informative MARGARET VANESSA ORR That smile is a curve which can set a lot of things straight.” Choral 1. 2; DO 2; BOE 3. BARRY LUTHER OWENS I don’t know about you but I’m enjoying myself.” H-Club 1. 3; Football 1, 3; Naval ROTC 1. 2, 3; Track 1, 3; Wrestling 1. 3. GLENYS MOIRA PARK A rare combination of intelligence and common sense.” Health Careers Club Secretary 3; FBLA 3. BRUCE EDWARD PARKER No man has a right to do what he pleases, except when he pleases to do right.” Physics Club 3. ANGELA PARKS “So bright thy laughter, so charming thy way.” Cheerleader 3; H-Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. LILLIAN MARIE PARKS I am not a member of a chosen elite . . . Great men, small men, all are the same to Tie.” Anchor Club 2, 3; Home Economics Club 3; 1 ep Club 3; Student Council 1. 247 Underclassmen Salute Seniors GLORIA PATTON “If your eye is pure, there will be sunshine in your soul.” LYN PAULEY “It is only great souls that know how much glory there is in being good.” FTA 3; Art Club 3. PATRICIA ANNE PERRY “Love all, trust a few. do wrong to none.” Who’s Who 3; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2, Secretary 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, Vice-President 3; Chemistry Club 2. 3; Pierian Circulation 2, 3. CATHY GAIL PETERS “It is a woman who makes life worth all the troubles. Who’s Who 3; Student Council 1; Delta Tri Sigma 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2; Class Officer 1. 248 MOLLY ANN PITTS It is not what she has or does, but what she is that is her worth.” Photography Club 3; Art Club 3. GLENN POLIN Nothing endures like personal quality.” During Final Pep Rally ANTHONY DIRK PORTER “Always serious? That’s for old men with long beards.” Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Interact Club 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH POWELL “I have seen yesterday, I love today, and I'm not afraid of tomorrow.” Anchor Club 1, 2, President 3; Pep Club 1; Chemistry Club 3; Writer’s Guild 1; Pierian Circulation 1, 2, 3; Inter-Club Council 3. THERESA CATHERINE (JENSEN) POWELL “Her face was fair, her manner delightful.” Transferred from Butler High 3; DECA 3; VICA 3; FBLA 3. LOIS ANN POWERS What is happiness? It depends so little on the circumstances; it depends really only on that which happens inside me.” Anchor Club 2, 3; FTA 3; Home Ec Club 1, President 2, President 3; International Club 2, 3; Inter-Club Council 2, 3. JANICE MARIE PRIDE Silence is a great peace-maker.” Home Ec Club 3. CAROL DAWN PROSSER “Nothing is more simple than greatness; indeed, to be simple is to be great.” Pep Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Pierian Circulation 3; International Club 1, 2. 249 Festive Activities Fill JOSHUA PROVINCE “Very few are able to raise themselves above the ideas of their times.” SHERRY LYNN PUCKETT To see the world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a wild flower.” Anchor Club 2, Historian 3; Art Club 1, 3; International Club 1; Drama Club 2, 3; Civitan Club 3; Pep Club 1; Leo 2; Writer’s Guild 2, 3; Pierian Feature Editor 3; Pierian Ad Staff 3; Pierian Circulation Staff 2, 3; Red and Blue Circulation 2; Quill and Scroll 2, 3.; Spectrum Art Staff 2. JANE LILLIAN RANDALL “A genial disposition brings its own rewards and many friends.” Art Club 3; Chemistry Club 2; Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Pierian Circulation 2, 3; Senior Advisory Board 3; Student Council 3. MARK CLYNTON RATLIFF Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I!” Band 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3. CORA RAYFORD A happy life consists in tranquility of mind. HOWARD RANDALL REED “Wise except when otherwise, good except when bad. studious once in a great, great while, but never, never sad.” Chemistry Club 3; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who 3. 250 Christmas Holidays JAMES ALBERT REYNOLDS “Be content with your surroundings, but not with yourself till you have made the most of them.” Football 1, 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3. LOIS ANN RICE “Life abounds with our friends around us.” Home Ec Club 3. PAMELA HILL RICHARDSON “Blessed with a charm certain to please. Pep Club 3. CARLA JEAN ROBERTS “Her life has many a hope and aim.” PAUL JEFFERSON ROGERS “Energy, persistence, and humor conquers all.” Football 1, 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2. JOHN RANDOLPH ROPER “Don't worry about what people think about you, because they’re probably not thinking about you at all. Chemistry Club 3. 251 Midterm Exams Spread TERRY L. ROTH “If at first you don't succeed — oh well skip it. Wrestling 2, 3; Baseball 3; Tennis 3; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 2. VALERIE ANNE ROUTH What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity. Delta Tri Sigma 3; Civitan 2, 3; FBLA President 3; Writer's Guild 3. JULIE FAYE ROWAN “She smiled and the shadows departed. Homecoming Court 2; VICA 3; Delta Tri Sigma 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2; Pierian Circulation 2; Red and Blue Circulation 2. STEVE ALAN ROWELL “You cannot dream yourself into a character, you musi hammer and forge one for yourself. Eta Beta Chi 3; Writer’s Guild 2, 3; Band 1. 2. 3; Drum Major 3; Student of the Month for October. JACOB CHARLES RUSSLER III “It makes no difference if I burn my bridges behind me since I never retreat. Football 1; VICA 3; Chemistry Club 3; Bridge Club 3. VICTORIA ELIZABETH RUTLEDGE “Of all the things in life worthwhile, few can beat a friendly smile. Who’s Who 2; Homecoming Court 1; Cheerleader 2. 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2. 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 252 Exhaustion Throughout School DARRELL LATHAN SADLER I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me.” Basketball 1, 2, 3. EULA CATHERINE SAMMONS “It's not what I do that worries me; it’s when I get caught that is difficult.” Delta Tri Sigma 1, 2. 3. DEBORAH KAY SCHR1MSHER “Things do not change, we change.” Red and Blue Circulation 1. MARC ANTHONY SELDON 1 am a fellow of some degree, given to romping and jollity. Health Careers Club 3. SCOTT SELDON “Courage is the first of human qualities because it is the quality which guarantees all the others. STEVEN PATRICK SHAMBLIN Music is the fourth great material want of our natures — first food, then raiment, then shelter, then music.” Health Careers Club 3; Guitar Club 3; History Club 3. 253 AEA Proves to be JAMES KEITH SHARP A comrade blithe and full of glee, who dares to laugh out full and free.” VICA 1. CHARLES HUGHES SHEPPARD “Doubt whom you will, but never yourself.” Music Club 1; Choral 1; Drama Club 1, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. EUNICE SHINE “Smile — everything looks brighter that way.” Home Economics Club 3. ROGER LEE SHIPPEY “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3. CAROLYN LEIGH SHUFORD When down in the mouth remember Jonah — he came out all right.” Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3: Chemistry Club Secretary 3; Health Careers Club 3; Writer’s Guild 3; Pierian Circulation 3. BARBARA AUDREY SHULMAN “Her sense of humor is at its best and her boundless energy is seldom at rest.” Who’s Who 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3; Bridge Club 3. 254 a Welcome Break DAVID SIERSMA “He’s an upright, downright good fellow.” BRENDA SUE SIMPSON “Be merry, have fun; like all, love one. VICA 3; Delta Tri Sigma 3. MARILYN JEAN SIROTE “Smile with the intent to do mischief — Laugh having done it.” Who’s Who 3; Delta Tri Sigma 3. AMY C. SMITH Smile awhile, and while you smile, another smiles, and soon there’s miles and miles of smiles.” Delta Tri Sigma 3. KENNETH FORD SMITH “He that can have patience can have what he wills.” Naval ROTC 1. RICHARD VERNON SMITH Quiet at first — but look again.” Naval ROTC 1, 2, 3; Red and Blue 3. 255 Juniors Honor WILLIAM TERRY SOLOMON “Give me my freedom for as long as I be. All I ask of living is to have no chains on me.” VICA 3. ELISE SPARKS “To be one’s self and to strive to become what we are capable of accomplishing is the only end of life.” Art Club 3; Home Economics 1; Chemistry Club 2. NATHAN ANDREW STERETT “I have lived enough to know that the secret of happiness is never to allow your energies to stagnate.” Track 3. CLAUDE R. STOGNER “A little consideration, a little thought for others makes ail the difference.” Chemistry CluL 1, 2; Band 1, 2. DAVID GLENN STONE “To hurry and worry is not my creed.” Wrestling 1, 2, 3. WALTER COYLE STONE “Found in the company of men, but more often among women.” Who’s Who 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Interact Club 2, President 3; H-Club 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2, 3; Red and Blue Circulation 1. 256 Seniors With Prom SYBIL ADRIENNE STROUD “Make wishes, or prayers, be careful, be careless, be what you wish to be.” DECA 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3. RALPH GLANDON STUBBLEFIELD. JR. One of those all-around guys, so rarely found.” Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1. 2, 3; H-Club 1, 2. 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2. 3; Class Favorite 1, 2, 3. GALEN MARGARET TABOLT “How happy we are in her company; to laugh with her and share her joy.” FBLA 3. VALERIE LYNN TAYLOR “People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.” DECA 3. SANDRA SUE TAYLOR “Beauty is a very handy thing to have, especially for a woman.” Pep Club 2; FBLA 3. LANE BARTON THOMPSON “A willing heart and a helping hand makes her a friend to the world.” Anchor Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2, Vice-President 3; Red and Blue Circulation 2, 3; Senior Advisory Board 3; School Board Committee 3. 257 Graduation Marks Busy ROBERT THOMAS TONEY Number sixty-six on the field, number one in our hearts. Who’s Who 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1; Track 1, 2, 3; H-Club 1, 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3. BYRON WALLACE VANN All I ask is to be left alone. Debate Team 2, 3; Photography Club 3; Physics Club 3; Writer’s Guild 3; Pierian Staff 2, 3; Pierian Ad Staff 2, 3; Pierian Circulation 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; National Forensic League 3. WALTER STUART VENTERS It can’t be done; it never has been done; therefore I will do it.” Photography Club 3; Physics Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Manager 3. DIANE MARIE VERDERAIME Her world is most beautiful — much to do, much to love, much to hope for. Who’s Who 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Home Ec Club 1; Chemistry Club 2, 3; International Club 2, 3. HERBERT PEYTON WALKER, JR. “Leadership doesn’t depend on talent only, but on intensity of conviction and willingness to serve. Who’s Who 3; Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, Parliamentarian 2, President 3; Inter-Science Club 3; Key Club 1, Chaplain 2, 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, President 3; Debate Team 2, 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1, 2, 3; Physics Club 1, Vice-President 2, 3; Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3; Writer’s Guild 1; Pan European Club 1, 2; National Forensic League 3; Alabama Junior Academy of Science 1. President 2, 3; Emergency School Assistance Program President 2, President 3. MURRAY GERON WALKER Though I am not splenetive and rash yet have I in me something dangerous. Naval ROTC 1, 2. 3; Leo 2. 3; Art Club 3; ROTC Drill Team 1; Color Guard 1, 2; Commando Unit 1, 2, 3; German Club 1, 2, 3. 258 Time for Seniors JANICE DENISE WATKINS Friendly to talk to, nicer to know.” LAURA LEE WATSON The question is not what a man can scorn, or discredit, or find fault with, but what he can love, value, and appreciate.” Who’s Who 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; H-Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Health Careers Club 3; Class Officer 1. WENDY LEE WATSON “Let it be, let it pass.” Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; H-Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; Chemistry Club 3. CONNIE JO WEBSTER ‘‘Obedience alone gives the right to command.” Basketball 1, 2; VICA 2, 3; FBLA 3; Choral 3; Drama Club 1, 2. MARIAN JANE WEIL “Despite her size she has room in her heart for every joy.” Student Council 2; Anchor Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3; Pierian Circulation 1, 2; International Club 1; Bridge Club 3. DEBRA JOAN WELLS “I do not believe in the collective wisdom of individual ignorance.” FBLA Treasurer 3; Writer's Guild 3. 259 As Graduation Nears Seniors CHARLES ROSS WHITE “He knew what's what. Naval ROTC 3; Chemistry Club 3; Writer's Guild 3; Computer Club 3. JAMES RANDOLPH WHITE “True to his work, his words, and his friends. Naval ROTC 1. 2, 3; Leo 2; Art Club 2, 3; Chemistry Club 2; Physical Fitness 2, 3; ROTC Drill Team 2, 3; Commando Unit 1, 2, 3; ROTC Color Guard 1, 2; International Club 1. JOHN MIKE WHITE “Strong arms, pure heart, and silent tongue. VICA 3. LINDA P. WILKINS “I’ll think about it tomorrow. Who's Who 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Student Council 2; Interact Club 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Pierian Circulation 2; Volleyball Team 3. BOBBIE LEE WILLIAMS Do not choose to be wrong for the sake of being different. MARY ZORA WILLIAMS She has a natural sense for enjoyment of life.” Pep Club 1, 2, 3. WESLEY ALLAN WILSON Pleasure fills your youthful years; drop studies if it interferes. H-Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Red and Blue Circulation 2; Golf 2, 3. 260 Plan for Their Future CONSTANCE WINNING “A small wonder — loved for her inspiring companionship, recognized for her capable leadership, and remembered for her enthusiasm. National Honor Society 2, 3; Civitan Chaplain 2, Chaplain 3; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2; Writer’s Guild 2, 3; Pierian Circulation 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3. STEPHANIE WINNING You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Who’s Who 3; National Honor Society 2, 3; Delta Tri Sigma 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Chemistry Club 3; Writer’s Guild 3; Red and Blue 3; Pierian Circulation 3; Red and Blue Circulation 3; Class Secretary 2. Co-Secretary 3. DEBORAH ANN WIRTS ‘‘There’s nothing like putting a smile on another’s face to put a smile on your own. Student Council 3; Pierian Circulation 3; Senior Advisory Board 3. CATHERINE L. WISNER A girl with charm and smiling face; kind, happy, and possessed of grace. Eta Beta Chi 3; Chemistry Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, Head 2, 3. MARY WOODFIN I’ve loved, I've laughed, I’ve cried . . . I did it my way.” Who’s Who 3; DECA 3; Pep Club 3. SUSAN CAROL WORLEY ‘‘Happiness is that which a woman brings unto herself. Art Club 3. PHIL YOUNGBLOOD, JR. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways.” Swim Team 1; Interact Club 1, 2, 3; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 2. 261 Compliments MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES YOUR LOCAL FRIENDLY DAIRY We have a free aptitude test to help you find where your skills lie, and we have hundreds of job openings right now. Before you sign up anywhere, see us; and let us show you the unlimited opportunities in the Air Force. 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