Inglenook Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

i iam im ii in -'P wil!! 'Ms ,Jw AS any . .V,?,x i V, ' '-f 1' ,5 -6 THE REBEL 9 4 In glenook Academy Birmingham, Alabama M-wg W Q Fx '?'nmM ,,K,,g, , Q.w:iE,?r,1,q'NLif 'W -., yah' fb '-+V Us - ' 152: I. 1 'fa4?Y- Mil H- Q -- - X 'U E sggispig f P f s. L V51 L r . F Sq? ' - 5 Q1 Mi, 3 , A, F H E A , ' , gf ' ' -4 ,Q F ' -X ,-vw-p.,fv.f 4 22 L Ana, 'pw ,mf .w351.-fgpng W ,i:a,M 2 'wY'Ui 2-SW , 'UE JMQLNWWL ENB? Y' f The 1974 Rebel staff dedicates this third yearbook to Bob Mason, our first Headmaster. Without his help our school would not be what it is today. For this we are grateful. Bob, with 1973 Homecoming Queen, Sandra Alle Silent Sunlight Silent Sunlight, welcome in. There is work I must now begin. All my dreams ha ve blown away, And the children wait to play: They'll soon remember things to do. When the heart is young, And the night is done, And the sky is blue, Morning son gbird, sing a way, Lend a tune to another day, Bring you wings and choose a rooL Sing a song of love and truth, We'll soon remember if you do. When all things were tall And our friends were small And the world was new. Sleepy horses, heave away Put your backs to the golden hay. Don 't ever look behind at the work you've done, For your work has just begun. There'll be the evening in the end, But till that time arrives, You can rest your eyes, And begin again. - Cat Stevens Silent Sunlight, welcome in There is work I must now begin . . Morning son gbird, sing away Lend a tune to another day. e 'gh J -' ..- i K, , .4n Q' LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Byers, David Thompson, Jeff Crenshaw, Cindy Long Debbie Rodgers, Donald Hydrick, Carmen Atkinson, Wade Weaver, Russell Sul- livan. I LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary s Stryker, Robbie Morse, Roger Slater, Mrs. Murch, Gary Toothaker, Dwight Hol- combe, Ioe Taylor, Debbie Allred, Sandy Edwards, Roger Wright. 1' AII my dreams ha ve blown away And the children wait to play. W' Y ,, as f, , ,AV b 123 QL ,' kv ,A nn it I a D I +1 ,M W qw I h0.,,,,,..fw x f ' J, K QQ. vi.. gg Q J' 3 iii! ,PN 1. xv P , in 4, 4 -L k A , a if if- w. 1 I , me 5 LRF? MLW, W LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Glenda Barrow and Playboy in their half-time appear- anceg Team captains, Hugh Blackwood and Dennis Helm: Cheerleaders are Rhonda Lovelady, Teresa Thompson, Roberta Mor- gan, Cathy Allen, Brenda Slater, Rhonda Robinson, and Kathy Johns. 3 Homecoming 1973 . 5 W l 3. Egg BELOW: Rebel defenders stopped Bessemer Academy on this play , but disappointment lay ahead as the game ended in an 8-8 tie. Homecoming Queen, San dra Allen, and her court: Teresa Thompson, Kathy Johns, Kay Johns, Sheriel Frost, Rhonda Robinson, and Donna Allred. Fi Zim , ... A V : '525 ?'7j 7 gg, iffy' f- A f w ' 3 . i , , . ,. W is We. X59 R, W .. . - I Sf. ' . .. 3- 'U' -L M W Q, Q GK' 6 fairy' 3 5 - f Q A, . 1 .. dw ' ,L ? f Ben al, hings Qfvere tall 1 ,, And our friends were small ' K? f , And theivurld was new. m SCHOOL DAYS' '59-'60 - 7 T -A J. , I aww' r,,. . ,.,,,, 3.xiW3'H' .M fr ak M- .. 4 su... Q fi SENIOR5 T Fa vori te Girl Kay johns . V' . xg Favorite Boy Hugh Blackwood Goofiest Dennis Helm and Diane Crim Most Athletic Danny Christmas and Diane Crim Most Likely to Succeed Skip Campbell and Harriet Parsons Friendliest Iohnn y Ch urch well and Sheriel Frost SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR: Mrs. Par Wright 1 O,1O :aa , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Roger Slater, President: Danny Howell, Vice President: Kay Johns, Secretary: Diane Crim, ff ' ' , .K T38 .4 S Treasurer: Sklp Campbell, Chap1a1n. P 1 if if 5 V 5 CLASS UF ' DAVID BRIAN ALGE Nero Great people are dying, but I feel fine. Science Club Officer, 4. 1 RONALD EDWARD BROGDON Few things are certain in this world today, that much I'm sure of. Transfer 35 Annual Staff 4. ,XI , H, . ' fb f .ff f n n ftn n ,n 1 it RONNIE HUGH BLACKWOOD Hugh' Schoo1 is a big joke, but I fail to see the humor in it. Annual Staff 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 I Club 3, 45 Class Favorite 3, 4. IAMES SCOTT BOLDEN Bo' Most people just love to live, but I just live to love. Transfer 3: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3,45 Choir 4: I Club 3, 4g Class President 3: Annual Staff 4. I7 DOUGLAS BYERS Doug Try it, you'll like it. Annual Staff 4. DANNY CARL CHRISTMAS There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Football 45 Basketball 3, 4, I Club 3, 4: Chess Club 2. I8 EDGAR ELLIS CAMPBELL III Skip Consider it all joy, my brethren, when you encounter various trials: knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance-- James 1:2-3 Transfer 3, Beta Club 4: Student Council 3, 49 Gymnastics 3, 4: Senior Class Chaplain. 'V' W rI. A JESSIE JOHN CHURCHWELL ' 'Johnny' ' To be short is good, to be tall is better. I Club 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Who's Who 49 Student Council 4. z JEFF CRENSHAW I never get lost: people are always telling me where to go. Annual Staff 4. T7 Jfiyawetw CLAUDE RICHARD GRAY ' 'Dickey' ' My name may never make fame, But my number 11 will stay the same. Transfer 35 Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 45 I Club 3, 4g Beta Club 3, 4g Vice President 4: Annual Staff 4. VIVIAN DIANE CRIM ' 'Diane' The heart of him who truly loves is a para- dise on earth: he has God in himself, for God is love. Girls Volley Ball Team 2: Library Clubg Ath- letic Club: Beta Club 33 Class Officer 4: Who's Who 4. ROBERT RANDALL HARDING ' 'Randy' If it feels good do it. Annual Staff 4. I9 WILLIAM DENNIS HELM Hambone If you try and don't succeed, don't give up, because you know it don't come easy. Transfer 2: Football 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4, Chess Club 2: I Club 3, 4: Choir 45 Annual Staff 4: Who's Who 4. SUSAN KAY JOHNS ' ' Kay' ' Every man's life is a fairy tale , written by God's finger. ' ' Girls Volleyball Team 2, Annual Staff 2: Cheerleader 3g I Club 3, 4: Junior Favorite: Junior Class Officer: Miss Rebel, Senior Favorite. 20 DANIEL ALAN HOWELL Danny We never live, but we ever hope to live Transfer 2: Football 3, 49 I Club 3 4 Senior Vice President . if I' at a.i 'w ROBERT LOUIS MORSE III Life and time is too short to waste EnJoy life be yourself . ' ' Annual Staff 4 . 'HARRIETT ELAINE PARSONS Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might. Beta Club 3, 4: Who's Who 4. , fi' , 1 '-. . ,ly P, ! J f . LISA KIM SIMPSON Kim If you love something, set it free: If it comes back, it's yours: If it doesn't, it never was . ' ' Pep Club 2, 3: Library Club 2. 45 LYDA LOUISE SANSING ' 'Louise' The motto of chivalry is also the motto of wisdom: to serve all, but to love only one. Girls' Volley Ball Team 2: Activity Club 2: Library Club President 4: Choir 4. ROGER ALAN SLATER ' ' Swartz' Don't worry about it: it's all going to turn out wrong, anyway. Transfer 3: Football 3, 4: I Club 3, 4: Vice President 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Class President 4 21 GARY STRYKER Beauty is only skin deep, but ugliness shows all the-way through. Annual Staff 4. 22 GAIL LORENE SULLIVAN Happiness can be built only on virtue and the foundation must be made of truth. 3 SHERIEL FROST SULLIVAN The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth. And the greatest pleasure of life is love. Annual Staff 4: Honor Choir 43 Choir 43 Library Club 4g Who's Who 4. DAVID HANCEL THOMPSON, JR. Don't be a girl unless you have to. Annual staff 4g Football 3, 4g I Club 3, 45 Who's Who 4. GARY W . TOOTHAKER ' 'Tooth' ' Faith is stepping to the edge of all the light we have - then taking one more step. Transfer 45 Beta Club 4. LARRY WILLIAM VICKERY Vic Life is a beautiful thingy live it to its fullest CXICIII . Annual Staff 4: Student Council 2g Athletic Club 3 . 23 Qu. 53aSfSi2w?9L2!fvi?a59if4vt?S55553325552312:iv.i.51i6fL'iii2xul'2PBX512wiibnzktiifLZiEa?i!i355.35-J5AQ45?'5EAzLQ?17EE?E5EK5Ei3LEWiESXSZ.?EWE!UxKQQkiiN3ik? CLASSES Chaplain 26 UNI URS President Treasurer Vice President Secretary Robert Winters Cathy Allen Mark LeBerte Teresa Thompson Phillip Garner Ken Brogdon Steve Self Joe Taylor Johnny Baker Greg Frost Alieta Hooks Danny West Sandra Allen Danny Moseley Gary Redd Polly Teal Max Echols Paula Virciglio Barry Brasher Cathy Garren Johnny Adams Ricky Alvis Johnny Glass Ronnie Agee gg. ,J I in 21. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Wade Weaver, President: David Holt, Vice President: Brenda Slater, Secretary: Donald I Hydrick, Treasurer: Alan Ray, Chaplain. 76 Spirit of Pacfure oi' Avaulable Carmen Atkinson Mandy Beal Ann Beauford Jill Sheridan Eddie Downey Tommy Erwin Dana Ewing Mark Florence Rita Gamer Lee Graham Connie Hamrick Tony Hill Dwight Holcombe David Holt Donald Hydrick Pnciure Noi Available Cindy Lake Matt Landers Tommy Layton Mark Hodge Larry Lockhart . H In kzgy f,',, 5 S Cindy Long Rhonda Lovelady Gary Moore Roberta Morgan Sally Morse Picfure Noi' Available Bob Parsons Bobby Patterson Carla Popwell Alan Ray Bill Reeder Cathy Robbins Rhonda Robinson Debra Rogers Cindy Selman Jimmie Shanks Brenda Slater Carol Stewart Russell Sulivan Wade Weaver Piciure Noi' Available Donna Allred Byron Bamett Don Bates I 3 A Q fi Paul Bowen Rod Bishop Nancy Caner ffseeif my Q Wayne Coleman Steve Collier Tommy Cooley Randall Dorning Sylvia Dubose X fi a.naaa ny ' lm '- 4 ,, z ,aw . 'M ifggpifa Wil .M if -if 57H,.,'i' 'ki ng ,X5 , ax, Wg . W . sv It 4'- gli: ' V, , . '-is T . -au 'Wy mf Q, W N ,QW I Sandy Edwards Karen Ellis Charles Flanagan Cindy Garst FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Kathy Johns, Presidentg Richard Ray, Vice President: Reba Hayes, Secretary: Bill Hall, Trea- surerg and Mike Carter, Chaplain. ..11q4.lN ,. e is Q 7 Bill Hall Kathy Johns , jjr. 'a H w s, F Ek: ,. in Jimmy Pierson Vicki Shanks ii! Reba Hayes Vanessa Johnson Richard Ray rm Qt gf ER 1 1 'Qi Ann Smith Terri Hart Susan Langham Sandra Richardson Donna Taul Tim Weaver Debra Henderson Maurice Lovelady 3 K ,avi t A x M , x' X I We s Sandra Henderson Y 5 Terry Mitchell Scott Ridley Norma Virciglio Q v Q . K H Brenda Hill h . 4 .K . 1 'V , M, .. on ':' . 'ff'JV. U R' 5.4 ','t'.C. Roger Phillips Sue Self 1 W nf vk,, K ,... MBE Roger Wright WELCO E, 8TH GRADE. ' f'-,: :'1l5ff'Jf'ff,-,I ff 1-'G' .17 'M 1' wJg:::a4 ' ,gslnffh 42 c -QQ fag: - Sas: 'x 1 Debra Allred Jane Baker David Beal Ianet Brasher Piciure No-Y Available Sharon Cowgill Mike Downey David Holcombe I A qw, bu . ' Keep On Truckin' M . zQf33fMh. , K -. - ' 5 , -V, 3 I ,,,, ,,'i' 'ff , 'w.' ,,W' :'l: K '.'l 1' syyni 1 A , , is s, ' i yiiyyy A in 4 s ' . yysin ' ' .,QQ.a 3 gsm ? ynis Q43-g.f2' ' , .V Qi? 7 5, ' 45 V,V' I f,4+ ' 71' : 9' ' Vi I ip, 1 1 4' 4. f M M 5 ff' i in Mr. Pretty Legs Mu i , , ,i,,aff' i 1 ' 6 A , His Only Friend . ' SS Here come the Judge. M Q Y fn K .wif ww I H ,,?,4E:,g 'W 4' ,,, , nf- ,+f7l5'-5 f ryff . M ml ?m. V Everybody knows that smokin' ain't allowed in school! ! Cat and Hambone. Miss Dennis enlightens the masses! ! A THLETICS Football Coaches Jeff Turnipseed in his first year at Inglenook Academy led the Rebels to a 5-5-1 season and to a Bowl Game. Turnip- seed was assisted by Defensive Coach Leo Spann and Offen- sive Coach Andy Gray. BELOW: Coach Leo Spann RIGHT: Jeff Turnipseed W W YY! hx' if A 1 2 i ff I if il 2 , . 3 J K . L 36 if Boy he looks mad! ! ! s ' if C A fx Q. W 6 Q S Q' ia ,,,,,, I Q. RIGHT: Coach Andy Gray and wife, Pam. Q if 5 5 5 g ek, 'aZ?f'if,i ?Q 1 5 14x 1 Y P E , 6 5 , . X ,A 1 2 , , , il 1 4 312, 1 12 2 +fv JT 2 Z J ' W 5 l 1 K. 1 K 5 Q 5 .fa ' Z A I ! P 1 2 Q 5 1 3 , H x. W l .wi U7 in K , ' , 'Q ' -2' V' by 1, ' EI M0 in i V W , 5 E ! ,G ' A U - x fb , 4 i 1 ' A ' 2 ' Q 3 4A , X Z gk 563 V1 Q g A' 3 1 d. k 'lu Min -,,,,, V Q, ,V 'yll H M H E 1.4 f f 531 ', ZH 5 IIMMY BOLDEN DAVID THOMPSON DANNY HOWELL LARRY LOCKHART Safety Halfback Halfback Wingback we ROGER SLATER MAX ECHOLS BOB PARSONS DON BATES Back Halfback Fullback Noseman A 'Qi 'Mew M11 ,Mm If -M W4 1 aw ,ff 27' ., 5- I ff 1 ,ie f, M- A, M 1 M rf! f gnu, We ,fir ,we LLLLL ,Lii I I LMA S ALR LELL ' ' AV', ij 15 O.LLi,L Q 'Q RLSR SRRAL . DONALD HYDRICK RUSSELL SULLIVAN DAVID HOLT DANNY WEST Guard Split End Center Tackle 38 STEVE SELF Linebacker DENNIS HELM Tackle Rebels Open Season With Big Wins Inglenook Rips Union 22-0 Inglenook opened its season by ripping Union 22-0. Gray scored three touchdowns and Thompson rushed for 65 yards. Gray on the run again Inglenook Up Ends Talledega 19-12 Thompson scored on a five-yard plunge to get Ingle- nook on the board. Christmas and Bolden caught TD pas- ses to finish the scoring. Blackwood and Bolden were defensive standouts. Rebels Roll Over Faith 29-O Thompson, Bolden, Blackwood, and Gray did all the scoring while Layton and Slater led the defensive blitzes. Frost stops them cold Defense puts it to them Rebel spirit 40 Run 23 Dive Thompson on the warpath ,A-A Q AT! Ztf at ,lx ' Q!! as Howell makes another lst down ,-: Gray moves for big yardage iPhoto courtesy of Dennis K. Hallj Rebel Mistakes lead to Shelby Victory 27-8 Shelby made 27 points in the first half on Rebel fumbles and interceptions. The Rebels scored on a pass from Gray to Christmas. Defensive standouts were Blackwood, Taylor and Thompson. 7th Ranked Rebels Rornp over Crusaders 43-0 The offense was lead by Slater, Gray and Thompson who scored two touchdowns apiece. The defense had a remark- able game and was lead by West, Lockhart, Helm, and Parsons. Pickens Overpowers Rebels 28-'7 Top ranked Pickens outplayed and overpowered the once-beaten Rebels. The Rebels played before their big- gest crowd ever and the jitters were apparent. Howell put the only score on the board in a losing cause. 41 Homecoming Ruined By Tie 8-8 Inglenook enjoyed the half-time show as well as an 8-O half-time lead . A Homecoming victory was apparent until Bessemer pulled a razzle-dazzle play on their last possible chance. A two point conversion was successful, thus ruining Homecoming for the Rebels. Rebels Triumphant Over Trojans 12-6 Tri-County scored first on a 30 yard sprint. The Trojans went for a 2 point conversion but, the Rebel defense stopped them cold. A 60-yard shot from Gray to Bolden put the Rebels right back on the board . The defense stayed tough and late in the 4th quarter Taylor put the icing on the cake with a 2- yard plunge. Inglenook Gives One Away 34-15 The Rebels choked again in the first quarter and allowed Abbeville 21 points. A swing pass to Thompson set up a 1-yard rip by Howell for 6 points. The defense only allowed 2 touchdowns from then on. Gray scored on a sneak and Thompson added the 2 point conversion. Defensive standouts include Hugh Blackwood and Dennis Helm. 15.2 Taylor fights through Thompson hit from behind , 1.p:,p N . . . Parsons and Blackwood in action 42 0 Look out Bo! ' f Taylor Grinding Getting ready for the Bowl 'ia Bama does it, so do we - Wishbone Thompson to Howell Touchdown, Bo! ! ! Coosa Drowns Rebels 35-7 The offense could not move the ball and the injury-prone defense could not stop them. The Reb- els' only score came on a 30-yard run by quarterback Gray. Rebels Go Bowling 21-10 The first quarter of the Central Alabama Bowl Classic ended with Coosa ahead '7-3 . The three- point conversion was set up by a seventy-yard kick- off return by Donald Hydrick. Coosa and Inglenook added a touchdown apiece in the second quarter. The Rebels' touchdown came on a 25-yard sprint by Gray . Coosa added another touchdown and the game ended with the Rebels behind . 4 Head Cheerleader CARLA POPWELL X K 'gif , 4. 4? 4 WU , , ::' ' hi J ' 'A uni Co head Cheerleader CATHY ALLEN Cheerleaders 197 3-197 4 'UUIQ-.-,,, . ,,XX, ,, , RHONDA ROBINSON ' ROBERTA MORGAN b 5, RHONDA LOVELADY KATHY JOHNS TERESA THOMPSON BRENDA SLATER Xgiiw 1 Sports Banquet '73-7 4 Inglenook's 2nd football banquet was held this year at Catfish King after finish- ing with a 5-5-1 season. All the players and coaches were there along with guest speaker Stan Narewoski. The players received their letters along with their gag gifts. Hugh Blackwood, Dickey Gray, and Joe Taylor received trophies for their performances. Donald Hydrick received an award as most improved player, and Don Bates was named Scholar Athlete. TDD' QORQH GYM!! t I D BASKE TB LL - u COACHES Q I Andy Gray came to our school two years ago and has coached without pay since. Coach Gray has led his two varsity teams to a 30-11 regular season i record . This year he led his team to seventh place in the state tournament . Jeff Turnipseed's first year as B-Team coach was very successful. He led his team to a 9-8 season. Turnipseed is also an assistant varsity basketball coach. Nancy Murch came to Inglenook this year as a girls' P.E. teacher. She also organized a girls' bas- ketball team and sponsored the school cheerleaders. FRONT , LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Redd, Rod Bishop, Johnny Baker, Jimmy Bolden, Dickey Gray, and Ronnie Agee. 2nd ROW: Joe Taylor, Hugh Blackwood, Dennis Helm, Johnny Churchwell. BACK ROW: Coach Gray, and Coach Turnip seed . 1973-74 Basketball Schedule Inglenook 53 vs . Tallapoosa 57 Inglenook 55 vs. Coosa Valley 31 Inglenook 61 Talledega 36 Inglenook 51 West End 43 Inglenook 67 Cahawba 38 Inglenook 69 Autauga 57 Inglenook 80 West End 41 Inglenook 81 Bessemer 69 Inglenook 82 Coosa Valley 60 Inglenook 62 Autauga 55 Inglenook '12 Shelby 52 Inglenook 60 Talledega 54 Inglenook Forfeit Faith Forfeit Inglenook 68 Shelby 63 Inglenook 68 Cahawba 47 Inglenook 66 Faith 69 Inglenook 69 Bessemer 56 Varsity Basketball 48 GARY REDD - Junior 5'8 Guard Varsity Finishes First in Their District in Regular Season Play and Seventh in the Sta te Pla y-offs. 50 3, A, . RONNIE AGEE - Junior ROD BISHOP - Freshman 5'7 Guard 5'6 Guard DENNIS HELM - Senior 6'4 Center FRONT: Bobby Joe Patterson, Wade Weaver, Tony Hill, David Holt. 2nd ROW: Donald Hydrick, Tim Weaver Rus sell Sullivan, Don Bates. BACK: Coach Jeff Turnipseed. 1973-74 B- Team Basketball Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook Inglenook 22 27 34 16 24 40 27 24 37 37 19 28 Forfeit 13 39 64 39 Tallapoosa Coosa Valley Talledega West End Cahawba Autuaga West End Bessemer Coosa Valley Autuaga Shelby Talledega Faith Shelby Cahawba Faith Bessemer 42 14 25 51 34 36 48 22 19 41 34 36 Forfeit 25 19 32 31 FRONT , LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Self, Nancy Carter, Jane Baker, and Cathy Allen. 2nd ROW: Debra Rogers, Cindy Long, Janet Brasher, Debra Allred, and Mrs. Nancy Murch. This was the first year for Inglenook Academy to have a girls' basketball team. The season began with West End Christian at Tuscaloosa and ended with the district tournament held at Bessemer against Cahawba. Other teams played were Talladega, Shelby, and Bessemer. Although the girls weren't always on top in points they were on top in spirit. With the experience gained, the girls are looking forward to a bigger and better season next year. Cathy misses a close one. 5, Girls' Basketball Ji' 1 . ,,,,, ,,:,, fi if Q, A 35? N , ,X Q y xl, f .,: K K ,- YT Q 5 x. J 0 4 if xy 4, v X ff N 1 L jx in r , 1 J W m,,31 T ,KJ X! -. V Q x ' - 3 -3 5.1! leaps for two X 9 mnw ' ,wig 9 ' ' 0 V, ,U ,5 ty QQ? if Wg! . 1 6 af s Vf X if A A fx ,Xxx - - x. vi-qi i Bo all alone I 1 1 1 ,,: 1 l An easy two points Baker on a jumper 41- 4 5 Pii in . , Blackwood on a reverse lay-up Taylor shoots from outside VARSITY AC TI O 55 . i il? 3 5 S- QB' Nancy on the jumper. Canhy eyes the mob. In Action Bishop on the move . Weaver up for two. II ll 58 FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wade Weaver, Jimmy Bolden, Ronnie Agee, Rod Bishop, Joe Taylor. 2nd ROW: Larry Lockhart, Gary Redd, Bob Parsons, David Holt, Donald Hydrick, Tommy Layton. 3rd ROW: Don Bates, Roger Slater, Greg Frost, Danny West, Johnny Churchwell. 4th ROW: Tim Weaver, Steve Self, Dennis Helm. NOT PICTURED: Hugh Blackwood, David Holcombe, Johnny Baker, Danny Christmas, Dickey Gray, and Max Echols. FEBEL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Slater, Cathy Allen, Roberta Morgan, Rhonda Lovelady, Teresa Thompson, Carla Popwell, Rhonda Robinson. 2nd ROW: Ann Beauford, Jane Baker, Cindy Long, Debra Allred, Janet Brasher, Sue Self, Nancy Carter. NOT PICTURED: Debra Rogers and Kathy Johns. an 5 gm KNEELING , LEFT TO RIGHT: Maurice Lovelady, Danny Moseley, Connie Hamrick, Susan Lang- ham, Vanessa Johnson, Mrs. Murch. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dwight Holcombe, David Hol- combe, Terri Hart, Ann Beauford, Polly Teal, and Ann Smith. NOT PICTURED: Debra Rogers. T if Uni .. elf!! QE 4 35 4 g ! 4 if g A -4 f y f f Wgwgag filw i - +f 42, ' , ADMINISTRA TI ON MRS. PAM GRAY: Registrar MRS . PAT WRIGHT: Secretarial Ed. and Historyg B. S. Troy State Univ. FACULTY MISS MARGARET FREEMAN: Music, B.A. CMusicJ Univ. of Ala. , Post-grad work, Sanford Un. MISS VICKY DENNIS: B.S. in History and Library Science , Univ. of Alabama, Tusca- loosa. MRS. KAYE GLENN: Bus. , Bookkeeping, Off. Prep.: B.S. U.A.B. Typ-- -fi A ffl- ' 'f Yj1f38s'?2 J .1 I MR. RICHARD AUSTIN: Headmaster: B.A. Samford Univ. MRS. IANE DAVIS MAHON: Math and Science: B. S. Agnes Scott Coll. , M.A. U.A.B. MRS. NANCY MURCH: Biology and Gir1s'P.E. , B.S. Univ. of Ala. , ' 'c S ,.,f MSE f 'rf 3. MR. CECIL GOLDEN: Math and Science, B.S. Univ. of Alabama, Tuscaloosa. MRS. EMILY MOORER: English and Jour- nalisrng B.A. Belhaven College, M.A. Univ. of Ala. ff f I 1 COACH JEFF TURNIPSEED: Boys' P.E. and Physical Therapyg Livingston Univ. , Univ. of Ala. and U.A.B. MRS. REBECCA WOODS HAYNES: English and History B.A. University of Alabama. T F. J BO RD DIRECTORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Leon Hearn, I . C. Castleberry, Richard Austin, and John Mayo. BO RD OE TRUSTEES STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. H. Vickery, Mrs. Jimmie Baker, Mrs. Doris Helm, Mrs. Caro- lyn Simpson, Haskill Johnson, John Teal, Richard Nabors, Mrs. Martha Holt, Mrs. Fanny Thompson, Mrs. Margie McCray, James Churchwell, B. J. Pierson, Mrs. Ruth Johns, Cullen Frost, Mrs. Elizabeth Brasher, James Bolden, and J. C. Castleberry. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Rose Ellis, E. E. Sullivan , Mrs. Lou Lockhart. A MESSAGE From Headmaster Richard Austin: Each of us is enjoying a privileged school and school year. Much sacrifice and hard labor has gone into the making of each of these facilities. I'm sure that many are wishing for more facilities such as a football field , gymnasium , swimming pool, etc. I assure you that each of these is in the plans to make Inglenook Academy a greater school for the future . Congratulations to Mrs. Moorer and the annual staff for their labors in preparing this fine annual. Thanks to each student for helping us to buy needed equipment. For each privilege that is ours to share, let us take personal self -discipline and responsibility to make this school and our society a better place to live , work and play. From Assistant Headmaster Cecil Golden: It has been my privilege to be associated with the students of Inglenook Academy since its first academic year. Undoubtedly we have come a long way, yet we have barely scratched the surface . In terms of horizons, we are limited only by the teach- ers' ability to inspire , the students' willingness to accept chal- lenge, and the continued support of the devoted individuals who give so much of themselves with no hope , or even thought, of recognition. Education is a legacy, as is ignorance . 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S Greg Frost I UNI OR FA VORI TES QQ Tommy Layton Rhonda Robinson Q. I I 'N R 3 is R El kxii X 1 X L . ' 5' 'A ' wg ,E X in gl , E S M is 5 Q ,Mu-' - Q fr lg ogn , E 1 SOPH OM OR E FA VORI TES -'ul 1 Q 3, O MAR Scott Ridley if. qu Q 'Q pf' ,,'.6'.?A:l + 4 ,L R 1? r ., A MH PM V wx., wx, ' I 15' ' if 4 1. 4, s K in ge? R 12610- N if YTM ,,-K, f-Q nf --Q-...4 FR E SHMAN FA VORI TES BEA UTY PAGEA T W X x STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Selman, Kathy Johns, Alieta Hooks, Teresa Thompson, Kay Johns, Brenda Slater, Rhonda Robinson, and Sylvia Dubose. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Garner, Rhonda Lovelady, Carla Popwell, Cathy Allen, and Sheriel Sullivan. NOT PICTURED: Janet Brasher, Louise Sansing, Ann Smith, and Donna Allred. BELO BE W na A W: Ann Smith gets a hand . LO : Don llred awaits a decision. L .... , , M - L ,L - BELOW: Janet Brasher won the door prize. BELOW: Judges are thoughtful listeners. -.Z ,,4n..,, 4-XCIAR , X AL TERNA TES RIGHT: First Alternate Cathy Allen receives her award from Danny West. BELOW: Second Alternate Rhonda Lovelady receives her award from Danny West. it . ,s-f W N--me .ft ABOVE: Third Alternate Rita Garner is pres- ented with her award by Danny West. ABOVE: Fourth Alternate Sheriel Frost Sullivan was also named Miss 72 Congeniality . i X' TW aff! 'I' I Q, IA' ' Z! 2 4553 Q Xa it 1 at Y Q ,Y 1 455 ,JF V Q ,,a. wiv in PS' 3' f' 1 44. ff'- R ,, L . k K , N 1 , 'K Q' 3, 3 J Q ay I 'Ki 1 AQ! Q53 Over the hill and thru the woods to R,adar's room we go! ! 'R .4 'I-Qi Steve doesn t have an energy crisis! ! E IA Our illustrious leader! ! This is Physical Education? ! ? K 49+ UFO's at Inglenookl ! I want to play for you, Bear. STUDENT CUUNCIL FROM LEFT, AROUND TABLE: Debra Allred, Tim Weaver, Alieta Hooks, Danny West, Kathy Johns, Skip Campbell, Johnny Churchwell, Donald Hydrick, Rhonda Robinson, and Jane Baker. Sponsor is Mrs. Wright Although the Student Council got off to a late start this year, it has been very busy in behalf of the students. The Council met with the Faculty on the issue of mandatory semester exams and took on the burden of buying filing cabinets for the classrooms. As fund- raising events, the Council sponsored a Student-Faculty Volleyball game and the Sweetheart Beauty Pageant. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gary Moore, Butch Downey, Rhonda Robinson, and Lee Graham. SECOND ROW: Tommy Erwin, Larry Lockhart, Roberta Morgan, Rhonda Lovelady, and Matt Lan- ders. BACK ROW: Wade Weaver, Donald Hydrick, and Bill Reeder. NOT PICTURED: Dwight H01- combe and Cathy Robbins. ri LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Glass, Paula Virciglio, Johnny Adams, Phillip Garner, Danny Moseley, Skip Campbell, Gary Toothaker, Roger Slater, Sponsor, Mrs. Glenn, Diane Crim, and Harriett Par- sons. NOT PICTURED: Dickey Gray and Gary Redd. Officers: Diane Crim , Pres.: Dickey Gray , V. Pres.: Paula Virciglio Secretary: Phillip Garner, Treas.g Rhonda Robinson, Parliamentar ian. 77 li LEFT TO RIGHT: Matt Landers, Butch Downey, Vickie Shanks, Debbie Henderson, Lee Graham, Donna Taul, Sandy Henderson, Wayne Coleman, Jimmy Pierson, Brenda Hill, Gary Moore, and Bill Reeder. ' I f if f ,,,, I ,I , . I , LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Flanagan, Alan Ray, Richard Ray, Randall Dorning, Steve Collier, Bill Hall, Jimmy Ietton, Paul Bowen, Scott Ridley, Dana Ewing. TOP ROW: Jimmie Shanks, Louise Sansing, Karen Ellis, Jane Baker, Sharon Cowgill, Debra Hender- son, Sandy Edwards. 2nd ROW: Sandra Allen, Cindy Lake, Polly Teal, Cindy Long, Debra Allred, Nancy Carter, Sylvia Dubose, Miss Dennis. 3rd ROW: Ann Smith, David Holcombe, Sally Morse, Tim Weaver, Sheriel Frost Sullivan, Sandra Richardson. 4th ROW: Barry Brasher, Debra Rogers, Ann Beauford, Connie Hamrick, Roger Wright. NOT PICTURED: Mandy Beal, Paula Virciglio. 4 55 '55 , FIRST ROW: Wayne Coleman, Maurice Lovelady, Bill Hall, Roger Phillips, Richard Ray, Randall Dorning, Jimmy Pierson, Paul Bowen. 2nd ROW: Janet Brasher, Norma Virciglio, Susan Langham, Vannessa Johnson, Alieta Hooks, Brenda Hill, Vickie Shanks, Sandy Henderson, Donna Taul. 3rd ROW: Danny West, Mrs. Haynes, Sponsor, and Max Echols. , ' K EDITORIAL STAFF: CTop to Bottornj Karen Ellis, Steve Self, Johnny Baker, Dennis Helm, Alan Ray, Wade Weaver, Larry Vickery, Larry Lockhart, David, Thompson, Jimmy Bolden, Greg Frost, Alieta Hooks, and Dwight Holcombe. NOT PICTURED: Hugh Blackwood and Teresa Thompson. I? RIF!! mums MRS . EMILY MOORER Sponsor 'sf BUSINESS STAFF: CBack Rowj Gary Stryker, and Robbie Morse. CFront Rowj Ronnie Brogden, Randy Harding, Dickey Gray, Doug Byers, and Jeff Crenshaw. NOT PICTURED: Sheriel Frost Sullivan, Mandy Beal, Connie Hamrick, and Danny Moseley. NN UAL STAFF I, a. gas 31, L , ir 5 'll'-gi ,F at 4 B raii 4101 x Y uns' Q 1, L Rebel Staff at Work 'Q ., rig.-.fiia fi 1, , H gs E . H is-,..s,t , t Ti p s at S ss V 3. i if M rv 5 X I f r-, Bake , Bo , and Hambone - Sports Staff Larry Lockhart - Administrative Editor David Thompson - Sports Editor Karen Ellis - Editorial Assistant Alieta Hooks - Editor ALIETA HOOKS - Editor SOPRANOS: Ann Smith, Louise Sansing, Norma Virciglio, Polly Teal, Brenda Slater, Cindy Selman, Sue Self, Carol Stewart, Rita Garner. ALTOS: Sylvia DuBose, Sandy Edwards, Ann Beauford, Sandra Allen, Alieta Hooks. TENORS - BASSES: Den- nis Helm, Danny West, Johnny Baker, Danny Christmas, Greg Frost, Danny Moseley, Jimmy Bolden, Joe Taylor, Wayne Coleman. MIXED ENSEMBLE: Paula Virciglio, Danny Moseley, Danny West, Dwight Holcombe , Con- nie Hamrick, Sheriel Sullivan, Alieta Hooks, Polly Teal. CHORAL DIRECTOR: Miss Margaret Freeman. f fQm9 lj ffvxm 'rn 'Sw .sk AD VER TISEM EN TS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Mr . and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Dudley E. Haskill Johnson John Allred John Teal Cullen Frost Buford Johns James E. Ellis Wm. L. Moorer R. A. Hooks Dickerson Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barrow Compliments of a Friend, B'ham Spring Metro Yamaha Mr. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ashworth Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Parsons Mr. J. M. Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sullivan Mrs. Genevieve Weaver Mrs. Ann Erwin Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Long PA TR ONS and Mrs . Arno ld Ewing and Mrs. Percy Hydrick and Mrs. Maurice Lovelady and Mrs. Bob Patterson and Mrs. Joe D. Ray and Mrs. J. C. Selman and Mrs . Bobb y G. Holt Key to Baby Pzctures Jimmy Bolden Roger Slater Randy Harding Larry Vickery Louise Sansing Gail Sullivan Diane Crim Dickey Gray Kim Simpson Kay Johns David Alge Page 10 Csmaller childj David Thompson Sheriel Frost Johnny Churchwell Skip Campbell Gary Toothake Dennis Helm I y Phone 841-8820 MR. and MRS. BILLIARDS Family Recreation Center 1049 Pinson Valley Parkway Billiards Bumper Pool Snooker Air Hockey Foosball Birmingham Siding 81 Roofing Co. 1301 Pinson Street y Birmingham, Alabama 35217 841-5566 Alcoa Aluminum Siding We Recommend ' 4 4 Johns-Manville Quality Building Products Phone 841-1777 CARRIE'S FLOWER SHOP 1617 Jackson Boulevard Tarrant, Ala. 35217 .il-1 Bes+ Wishes KORNER KU PBOARD WINN-DIXIE East Lake 8515 - First Ave. N. Mr. Hugh Baker Manager 86 D G-outta Gould Inc. Industrial Battery Div P.O. Box 6492. Tarrant, Ala. 352 Telephone C2055 841-7511 SPANO SHELL SERVICE 3309 Vanderbilt Road Phone 841-0220 on C gra+ula'rions Class of 74 INGLENOOK AUTO PARTS SMITH BROS. 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