Johnston Junior High School - Bells Ring Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

flcou i 'rlfiy i Sc iooC s4C z z h z (? - £cUt xa — fi utet ’TH i'Ua — I Your year at Johnston Junior High School will be a TREASURE in many ways. This yearbook will serve as the chest filled with the jewels of beauty, the chains of golden friendships, the pearls of achievement, the gems of knowledge, and the coins of competition. Unlike the treasures of the pirates and kings of long ago this treasure chest contains something far more valuable. Locked within the pages of this book are memories of your year at Johnstqp. The TREASURE CHEST will be- come more and more valuable with the passing of time. One that can never be lost but will remain as a gentle reminder of time spent at Johnston. 6 10 5 16 0 0 T edccatco t 0 To say that “she cares is perhaps the greatest compliment that can be paid a teacher. And this is often and justly said of this teacher. Above all she cares for her students. She spends many hours guiding the students through the intricacies of mathematics. Always quick with encouragement, she has understanding and faith in her students. The STONJO pauses to honor this fine member of the faculty whose name has been linked with Johnston Junior High School for many years. Her busy hours are filled with patience to her students and her sharp individual wit can brighten the longest class period. She is a teacher who represents others like herself who are working for future well-being of the stu- dent and the school. The Annual staff proudly dedicates the 1967 STONJO to Mrs. Virginia Robertson. A steady worker in the math commons and testing room, Mrs. Robertson was Head of the math dept 2nd semester. Eddie Leslie and Sammy Holdsambeck receive individual help. 17 'KttocvlecCye of 7Aetne — s4 7 eei4u e (?Ae4t. DeeUcatcon.............................. '7 te of (Zontente..................... (feme of 'KttoivCeeCye................... C'fAtzine of Afoltien '?'iie t C Aifr . 'P vtC of s4cAceve Kent................. (?ocha Off (?o Kfretition fletvelA of “Setzuty...... Snaft i................... 'Beauty 18 The STONJO is a memory for John- ston Junior High. A year’s life crammed into a few short pages. The whole story you won’t find here, only pieces, but pieces designed to jog a thought, a remembrance. The book is one to be skimmed now, the pictures are to be enjoyed, laughed at, ......... Pcupe - 5 .......... PayeA 6- 7 ......... P xyeA 2- 9 ......... P zye 20-25 ......... Pa pe 26-6 ......... Payee. 62-27 .......... Payee 22-99 ......... Payee. 00- 2 .......... Payee 22- 22 cu td ‘fp%tetuUAcfr the time for remembering is not 1967 for the past is still linked with the present. But when the mists of years haze these days the STONJO will serve as a torch to cut through, to bring back per- haps a smile, perhaps a tear, but always a memory......... ctcoet s4c tteve Ke tt 'fcttotv ’THe d ye fin. x h t£e T nutcCfral4, Dear Students, It is our sincere hope that this school year has been a happy and rewarding one for each of you. It is an honor to be associated with such an out- standing group of young citizens and teachers. May the pages of this book bring to mind to each of us the joys, privileges, and opportunities of working and playing together in the true American spirit, and spur us on to higher academic and personal aspirations. Sincerely, John L. Fulmer Principal C. Howard Thomas Assistant Principal cuuC (?auHAeC iA EDITH WALKER Coordinator of Guidance KATHERINE K1LLEBREW Coordinator of Curriculum GOLDEN BURKE Guidance Counselor ROY RICHARDS Vocational Counselor WILLIAM LEDBETTER ROBERT HYETT Coordinator of Athletics Bursar of Funds EUGENE WILLIAMS Coordinator of Audio Visual Aids PHYLLIS ADAMS Coordinator of Student Activities 22 SECRETARIES £Cective art LIBRARIANS Margaret Y ok' Dee Moore HOME ECONOMICS Peggy Burleson Jacksonville State University, B.S. Mary Lou Helms Jacksonville State University, B.S. Ann Hill Jacksonville State University, B.S. SPEECH Armando Contardi Jacksonville State University, B.A. Marion Hughes Backeye State Busi ness College Eugene Williams Florida Southern Auburn University, B.A. . M. of Ed. AUTO MECHANICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Alton Campbell Jacksonville State University, B.S. Sam Truitt Jacksonville State University. B.S. Jacksonville State University of Puerto University, B.A. R co PHYSICAL EDUCATION Carolyn Lett Huey Brown William Ledbetter Jacksonville State Jacksonville State Jacksonville State University, B.S. University, B.S. University, B.S. MUSIC Jean Johnson Jacksonville State University, B.S. Prof. Jackson Indiana University. Cincinatti Conserva tory, A.B., B.S. Melvin Morgan Jacksonville State University, B. A. .B. S 23 Marie Stanley Auburn University, B.S. Dept. Head Phyllis Adams Armando Contardi Auburn University, Jacksonville State B..S, University, B.S. StupUdA 'Defe zn£ Ke t£ Commons.. .study guides.. .2600.. .levels... These words became a part of your vocabulary as the English Department launched its first complete year of individualized study. Students, were scheduled to the commons several times a week for work on programmed materials, for large group instruction, for group discussions or for browsing and reading. Grouping was changed from time to time, with students being grouped sometimes by achievement and other times by needs. While you worked hard, your teachers did, too. Team teaching involving planning and writing study guides for YOU. This was the main idea to help the individual student YOU. Cora Dean Mary Vargas Savage University of Puerto Jacksonville State Rico University, B.S. Bernice Miller Jacksonville State University, B.S. Anne Phillips Jacksonville State University, B.S. Myrtie Lee Fryar, Jacksonville State University, B.S. Suzanne Duncan Jacksonville State University, B.S., Alabai B. A. Janet Self Jacksonville State University, B.S. Dept. Head 0Defr vtf ne tt The Mathematics Department continued with pro- grammed mathematics which was oriented last year. With programmed mathematics, study guides were used to give the students different approaches to the mathematical concepts. The study guides were cross referenced to various textbooks. These textbooks were checked out when needed for algebra and general mathematics students. Beginning seventh and eighth grade students were is- sued textbooks to accompany their study guides. This type of program provides for individual dif- ferences in that the student is doing work on his own grade and achievement level. Julia Warnock Sylvia Pitts, Agnes Scott, B.A. Aid 24 t Major Brown University of Tenn. , B.S. John Copeland Syble Goode Auburn University, Jacksonville State B.S. University, B.S. Mrs. Quinlan Virginia Robert Hyett Drexel Institute of Robertson University of Technology, B.S. Jacksonville State Alabama, University, B.S. J.S.C. , B.S. Eleanor Voss Jacksonville State University, J.S.C., M.S., B.S. Wilbur Holland University of Georgia, Jacksonville State University, B.S.A. , B.S. , Dept. Head Science 'DefranttHent The Science Department had several major transformations. By far the most spectacular change was the Science Commons, which was equipped with the latest science equipment. Em- phasis this year, was placed on individual achievement, and small and large group instruction. Students were grouped ac- cording to ability and achievement and were regrouped at any time during the school year, if their level of work indi- cated a need for regrouping. Study guides, programmed learning aids, were used by the students to follow in reaching their objectives. Live sciences, Earth sciences, and Physical sciences, were taught to each grade. We believe this year was a most re- warding one for all. Jerry Bowman Pauline Combs Jacksonville State Samford Univers- University, B.S. ity, A.B. Margaret DeBardelaben Ala. College, B.S. Anne Deupree Jacksonville State University, B.S. Donna Ealy Martha Holland Middle Tennessee University of State, B.S. Georgia. B.A. Beverly Pilgreen Birmingham Southern, A.B. Mary E. Johnson Vanderbilt Uni- versity, B.A. Dept. Head Scci %C Studies 'DefianttKent History, as well as history-in-the-making, came alive for YOU! The emphasis you --was the key to our social stud- ies program. By using individual material, our teachers were striving to guage the study so that it was meaningful to each student. To help in achieving this, study guides, visual aids, and var- ied enrichment assignments were provided. The commons was a new area to us this year, but many aspects of it were familiar. In one large room we had space for several classes to come together to see a film or hear a lecture that might be presented to a number of students at one time. We hope that each student progressed and that the social studies program had a meaningful experience for each of you this year. Annis Bailey Sherry Butler Ruth Gunn Jacksonville State Jacksonville State Troy State, B.S. University, B.S. University, B.S. Judith King Jacksonville State University, B.S. Sara Rudisill Mary Thompson Imogene Woolf Columbia, Tulane Jacksonville State AJabama College, University, M.S. University, J.S.C., B.S. B.A. B.S. 25 Cheerleaders for Powder Puff Game Powder Puff Queen (ZoCete t Spent - the - Night - Party Pep Squad Cheer at Game Homecoming Night Annual Staff At Work Gab Session 9th Graders Present Skit Seventh tfaute (?C Z46 O ccen Seve tt6 ruule 5. Crystal Adams 6. Donna Adams 7. Ann Adkinson 8. Jan Adkinson 9. Ann Aldridge 10. Pat Anderson 11. Hattie Mae Ashley 12. Peggy Askins 13. Donna Baker 14. Ellen Baily 15. Sally Bagley 16. Deborah Barr 17. Dora Baugh 18. Salley Baner 19. Vickie Bently 20. Murchell Birdsong 21. Celia Blackwell 22. Karen Blackman 23. Laura Brickman 24. Linda Bridges 25. Heidi Brown 26. Mindi Brown 27. Susan Brown 28. Patricia Butler 29. Judy Cater 30. Brenda Causey 31. Connie Cushy 32. Helen Chapman 33. Dianne Cole 34. Julia Cotney 35. Cathy Cross 36. Alicia Curry 37. Gay Davidson 38. Becky Denson 39. Ann Dickenson 40. Debbie Dodd 41. Charlotte Dutton 42. Joanne Edwards 43. Susan Emigh 44. Deborah Eskew 45. Frances Fagen 46. Sandy Fant 47. Rita Feazell 48. Jan Fielder 49. Cathy Ford 50. Brenaa Gaston 51. Virginia Gaudin Seve tt tyiacLe 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 1. Carol Gay 2. Sherry Gray 3. Dianne Goodman 4. Sheila Green 5. Melanie Gross 6. Linda Hall 7. Judy Hall 8. Judy Hamilton 9. Beverly Hammonds 10. Delores Hargrass 11. Barbara Harwell 12. Cheryl Hayes 13. Wanaa Hendricks 14. Leigh Hill 15. Pat Hobbs 16. Anna Holdsambeck 17. Angela Hollingsworth 18. Juay Hollis 19. Freda Hutto 20. Beverly Ingram 21. Sandra Jacks 22. Kerrilyn Jackson 23. Linda Jennings 24. Debra Johnson 25. Janice Johnson 26. Debbie Jones 27. Debra Kilgore 28. Debra Key 29. Kathy Landers 31. Willie Lawsom 32. LuAnn Ledbetter 33. Vickie Ledbetter 34. Kathy Lloyd 35. Paige Love 36. Twylia Lovvorn 37. Bernice Mabry 38. Sandy Major 39. Carleen Mangham 40. Cynthia Martin 41. Pamela Maner 42. Lou McClendon 43. Nancy McCray 44. Emily McLeroy 45. Kay McMichael 46. Jody Mills 47. Jerry Miller 48. Wanda Mintz 49. Denise Moore 50. Susan Morris 51. Jana Newsome 52. Ruby O'Hare 53. Janet Oswalt 54. Lorraine Oliver 55. Patty Owens 56. Mary Lou Palmer 57. Brenda Parker 58. Mary Parker 59. Jeanie Pease 60. Janice Perry 61. Teresa Pettus 62. Teresa Phillips 63. Toni Phillips 64. Cynthia Pitts 65. Donna Plummer 66. Martha Preston 67. Becky Prichard 68. Dianne Pruitt 69. Carolyn Pugh 70. Lynn Pugh 71. Connie Ramey 72. Joan Ramsey 29 Seventh ficule 30 Is That A Bug On My Guitar? 1. Debra Robershaw 2. Virginia Robershaw 3. Patricia Roberts 4. Sherry Roberts 5. Vanessa Robinette 6. Joyce Safford 7. Marie Salem 8. Deborah Sellers 9. Jenny Sellers 10. Vickie Shaddix 11. Lynn Shinn 12. Alice Sims 13. Laura Sims 14. Trudy Simpson 15. Teresa Smith 16. Paula Standridge 17. Frances Stephens 18. Shirly Stephens 19. Maggie Story 20. Peggy Stoval 21. Darnella Shain 22. Susie Sweat 23. Janet Thomas 24. Peggy Thomas 25. Barbara Thorpe 26. Pam Todd 27. Susan Tolleson 28. Anara Torrvella 29. Sharon Tuck 30. Susan Tucker 31. Sherry Turly 32. Angela Turner 33. Meg Van Der Blom 34. Sue Vaughn 35. Jan Warren 36. Juanita Watts 37. Peggy Watts 38. Marion Watson 39. 40. Deborah Williams Seoe tt6 nade A • G 1. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. Mike Abeyta Stan Albright Terry Abbott John Alexander Danny Allen Kenny Arbuckle Tommy Bain Avery Bassett Ricky Bennett William Birchfield Paul Blackwell Jack Bliss Preston Bolt Joseph Boney William Bradford Danny Brady Richard Bright Hugh Brothers John Brown Phil Brown Robert Bryant George Buchanan John Burgess Rick Burnham Rusty Burroughs James Cain Eugene Carr Ricky Casey James Causey Wayne Chambers Danny Choron Dennis Cockrell James Coleman Rodney Conaway Mike Copeland Roger Couch Thomas Cox Danny Craft Gary Craven Mike Denton Thomas Dc Weese Charles Dickeson Joe Dobbins Gary Doss Larry Doss Steve Durbin Keith Edwards Morris English Steve Estes Demetrius Fears David Ford Derick Foster Mike Frazier Stevie Free Danny Freeman Bobby Foster Tommy Fox Dwight Gaither Mike Gannon Charles Garmany Phillip Garner Daryl Glass Jenny Glover Freddie Griffin. Seventh 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 49. 50. 51. 52. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 32 Tim Harris Garry Hawkins Bobby Haynes Jim Helmes Ronny Helmes Don Higgins Stanly Hill Mike Hollingsworth Robert Hopson Kenneth Hubbell Ronny Hudson Ronald Hughes Tim Hughes Ridgley Hurt Calvin Ingram Anthony Jackson Charles Jackson Randy Jackson Rodney James Robert James Norman James John Johnson Gary Johnson Charles Jones Hubert Jones Richard Jones Cecil Kennedy Randall Kellum David Kelly Gary Key Joe Kilgore Gary Kimbrell Harry Knight Norman Knight Charles Knighton Paul Koenig Steve Kresge Jimmy Landers Neil Lay William Lee Jerry Lindsay Micnael Lindsay David Martin Steven Mauge Ronald Maye Virgil Me Cargo Warren McCullarrs Whitey McDowell Craig Miller Mike Miller Mike Mixon Donny Moore Mike Moore Mike Moskot Steve Mullendore Robert Mullens Nathaniel Murrell Bill Namie James Nelson Lamar Nelson Richard Nickolson Ronny Norton William Nunnelly Mike Overcast Seve tt tfauCe 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 1. Lynn Oswalt 2. John Owen 3. Thorton Pace 4. Gary Parker 5. Hal Pearson 6. Kenneth Penland 7. J. W. Pitts 8. Andrew Phillips 9. John Poole 10. Anthony Porco 11. Tommy Potterfield 12. Tommy Price 13. Stan Pruitt 14. Mike Ramzy 15. Vernon Ray 16. Stanley Reaves 17. David Reid 18. Miles Retherford 19. David Robershaw 20. Scon Robertson 21. Ricky Rutledge 22. Billy Sanderson 23. Glea Sarrell 24. Kerry Sayers 25. Wilkes Scarbourough 26. Reid Scrivner 27. Bill Scroggins 28. Glen Sears 29. Phil Sides 30. Gregory Sikes 31. Alvin Snodgrass 32. Donald Springer 33. Micheal Stedham 34. Mike Steward 35. Doug Stewart 36. Stephen Summers 37. Mike Talley 38. David Taylor 39. Richard Thorton 40. Alan Tipton 41. Steve Townley 42. Wayne Traywick 43. Kenneth Trotman 44. Donald Truitt 45. Sammy Truitt 46. Earl Underwood 47. Stan Vaughn 48. Arther Vines 49. David Wade 50. Buford Walker 51. Brien Watson 52. Ronnie Waldrop 53. Preston Waldrop 54. A1 Whitaker 55. Jeffery Wilkins 56. John Williamson 33 tfaute @C a4A Cfifteens VICE-PRESIDENT Michelle Hurt PRESIDENT Gerri Glosson SECRETARY Faye Moore Ann Acker Jan Adamson Shelia Aderholt Debra Allen Joan Anderson Brenda Barclay Angela Batchelor Joan Bell Elise Bodenheimer Brenda Boney Sharon Borseline Patricia Bowers Susan Bowling Valerie Ann Boyd 34 tyuzde Elizabeth Bradford Sue Bridges Vanessa Brockman Jacqueline Brotherton Linda Browder Sandra Burford Betsy Burke Alice Burks Betty Butler Colleen Cassity Dauphne Chessman Christie Clarke Jane Clarkson Betsy Clore Louise Cobb Willine Coker Judy Coleman Darlene Coplin Clara Jo Crider Patricia Cross Sheryl Crumley Sharon Dear Darlene Deason Pat Denson Beth DeVore Martha DeWeese Caroline Dorman Deborah Dow Faye Duke Susan Eccleston Evelyn Elder Linda Epple Brenda Estes Janet Evans Vanessa Farlow Deborah Feazell Irma Jean Freeman Me Id a Fulmer Becky Gambrell Susan Geier Ruth Gilbert June Gildey Georgia Gilliand Gerri Glosson Anita Green Judy Hammond Deliska Hammonds Rebecca Hazel Gwendolyn Heard 35 StyfoA' (faacle Helayne Herndon Lynn Hobby Carole Holley Sharon Holloway Elaine Humphries Michelle Hurt Denise Hutton Mary Hutton Lynda Jackson Shelia Jenkins Nina Ruth Jennings Paula Jennings Cantessa Jordan Susan Kelly Teresa Kimbrough Dawn Kirkpatrick Caryl Kreitz Linda Lane Geraldine Lawson Connie Lay Judy Llett Marie Lipham Marie Lovejoy Agnes Lovvorn Joanne Luker Janice McClellan Nancy McCulley Kay Me EX) well Nancy McEachern Janice McGowan Dianne McLean Blair McNaron Vanessa Madden Susan Major Anne Martin Libby Martin Jannis Middleton Faye Moore Kaye Moore Dianne Morgan Mancy Mullins Dee Dee Nall Nancy Nelson Mona O'Brien Gay O'Dell Jan O'Mara Patricia Oswalt Linda Paige Judy Pair 36 Lucy Patterson Charlotte Patty Dale Pearson Deborah Pearson Jan Pearson Nancy Pearson Janice Perkins Alta Perry Jan Phillips Beverly Poe Elaine Pointer Lindy Poland Patricia Pruitt Sharon Ramey Cathy Ramsey Betty Randell Deddie Reaves Janet Reed Therisa Roberts Teresa Robertson Stephanie Robinson Vicki Rodriquez Deborah Rodgers Charlotte Rollins Barbara Rowell Jane Sawyer Anise Scales Sally Simpson Miriam Slate Alice Smith Margie Smith Marsha Smith Pam Smith Sharon Smith Karen Snead Boy, Caron is going to catch it! Deborah Sprayberry Linda Staples Janice Stephens Nancy Teague Marilyn Terry Debbie Thompson Loamber Thompson Stana Timmons 37 'Mule Mary Tipton Evelyn Traffansterney Dorothy Trotman Patti Truett Clara Turner Elise Turner Reyna Tyler Cindy Wakeland Barbara Walker Edith Walker Peggy Walker Debbie Wallace Charlie Ware Brenda Weaver Barbara White Rend a Whitfield Dianne Whitman Rhonda Whitman Brenda Williams Cheryl Williams Joy Williams Shelia Williams Victoria Williams Pat Williamson Barbara Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Debby Woods Leslie Worsham Oh! No! Is Tommy here already? Oh, That Didn't Hurt, Andy! Hal Adams L. V. Allen Greg Anderson James Arnold Roger Arnold Chip ley Atkinson David Austin Ben Baily Wayne Ballenger Jimmy Baugh Keith Beggs David Bibb Mike Boggus Nick Borgfeldt Kenny Borrell Grahm Boozer Robert Bowles Peter Brandt Jeff Brothers Authur Bryant Mike Burdett Billy Burlison Jessie Burton Mike Campbell Mike Canada Roland Cannon Billy Carter Robert Chapman Steve Champion Ralph Chandler David Clark Nathan Connell Gary Creek Dick Dabbs Rick Dawson Fred Davis Lloyd Dean Wayne Deese Lane Dempsey Bruce Dickerson Alan Dickert Gary Diggs Franklin Dockery Robert Downing Roy Dover Dave Duke Bill Eastman Gary Elder 39 StyfaA' tfaute Lenord Elston Tim Emigh William Favor Tommy Fleetwood Robert Fondren Alan Ford Ronald Forsythe Barry Freeman Lenoard Gaither James Garrett Gordy Gibbons Larry Joe Gilbert Chris Goodwin Bill Green Donald Griffith Stanley Grubbs Doug Hale Nathan Hall Ronnie Hall Greg Harrington Randy Haynes Edwin Herndon Danny Higgins Danny Hill Mike Hilley Mike Hinds Lamar Hoderfield Craig Holland Dennis Hoyle Jerry Huff Mike Hughes Pat Hughes Rodney Ingram Allan Jennings David Johnson La Tere Jones Mike Jones Vance Kidd Marvin Kilgore Evrett King Jim Kirby Barry Kughn Raymond Lake Alton Landers Jimmy Langley Charlie Latham Bruce Lovell Parchal Luker Roger Lumpkin 40 Dale McCullars Donald Me Kay Donnie McGinnis David McNeal Chuck Mangham Tim Mason Ralph Medders Robert Medders Ricky Messer William Milstead James Mitchell Harold Morris Bill Murphee Bernie Namie Ricky Nelson Frankie Norton Mike O'Dell Douglas O'Hearn Mike Osborne Jimmy Parker Jerry Pate Ken Pearson Mike Pearson Earl Pilgreen Neal Price Jackie Pruett William Pugh Steve Ramsey Phillip Reaves Alan Reese Larry Reynolds Greg Rhodes Charles Rice Oscar Richardson James Riddle Thomas Rivers James Roberts David Robinson George Robinson Lynn Roper 41 John Edward Ross John Rossner Larry Rumford Bobby Scoggins Andy Seewagen Timmy Seriana Tommy Seriana Hank Sewell David Shriver Roger Slaten David Smith Melvin Smith Mike Smith Mike Smith Ricky Smith Phillip Synder David Springer Jeff Soleman Glenn Songer Robert Stewart Sam Stewart Randy Stormes Hugh Swearingin Steve Tarver David Tillison Kenneth Tireman Johnny Thomas David Thompson George Thorpe Jeff Tucker Roger Turner Jerome Tyler Bill Vaughn Eddie Vaughn Alfred Voss James Wade Leonard Wade Bobby Lee Walker Jessie Ware Pat Watson Fred Welch Mike Whiteside Hank Whitworth Ricky Wilkerson David Williamson Jimmy Wilson Quentin Wooten Michael Zachary 42 'flcettA, n uCe PRESIDENT - Andy Whitehead VICE-PRESIDENT - Robin Williamson SECRETARY - Sherry Ramsey TREASURER - Susan Johnson tyttule SYLVIA ABEYTA GAYLE ANDREWS ELLEN BABER BETTY BAGLEY ABEYTA ANDREWS BABER BAGLEY BALL BELL BENTLEY BODENHEIMER DONNA BALL DEBORAH BELL BETTY BENTLEY LUCILE BODENHEIMER 44 MARY SUE BONDS BENITA BOWIE SANDRA BRASHER CHARLOTTE BRIDGES KATHY BRINKLEY JEANNE BROWN REGINA BROWN ALICE BUTLER HELEN BUTLER VELVA BURKE DEBORAH CANADA RACHEL CANNON DARLENE CARTER SARALYN CARTER BEVERLY CASEY NAN CASEY MARILYN CHASTAIN PAMELA CHEATWOOD DONNA CLARK WANDA COCKRELL tyituCe BRINKLEY J. BROWN R BROWN A. BUTLER H. BUTLER BURKE CANADA CANNON LINDA CONOLLEY 'Tfint i CUNNINGHAM CURRY CONOLLEY CRAFT DANIEL J. DAVIS S. DAVIS DEAR KAY CRAFT DONNA CUNNINGHAM JOHNNIE MAE CURRY NANCY DANIEL JUDY DAVIS SCOTTYE DAVIS CHRISTIE DEAR DETHRAGE DIAL ’•i. DiKEMAN ROCHELLE DECKER CONNIE DETHRAGE ARDIE DIAL DELORES DiKEMAN DECKER DISHMAN DRYDAN M. DUNLAP S. DUNLAP SHERYL DISHMAN MARY DRYDAN MARGIE DUNLAP SUSAN DUNLAP Yes, I Got False Teeth, How Did You Know? CINDY EASTMAN SHERRY EDWARDS BRENDA FREEMAN BARBARA FINCHER tfaule EASTMAN EDWARDS FREEMAN FINCHER DEBBIE FORD JAN FUHRMEISTER SUE GARNER MARIE GODSEY DEBRA GOLDER CATHY GRANGER CARON HALSEY CATHY HAMILTON FORD FURHMEISTER GARNER GODSEY GOLDER GRANGER HALSEY HAMILTON GINGER HANKS DEBBIE HARRIS DOT HARWELL CATHY HATHORN JANET HAVER DEBBIE HAYES DIANNE HEARD ANITA HELTON HAVER HAYES HEARD HELTON CINDY HICKS 7tutt fuute DEBBIE HICKMAN DOROTHY HINTON JAN HILL HILL HINTON HODGES HOLLAND HOPSON HOWELL JUDY HODGES RACHAEL HOLLAND MARY HOPSON CHERYL HOWELL HUBBARD HURST B. INGRAM J. INGRAM SHERRY HUBBARD MALISA HURST BETTY INGRAM JANE INGRAM JACKSON JAMES BRENDA JACKSON SUSAN JAMES SUSAN JOHNSON JACKIE KELLY Would You Believe J.J. ? CONNIE KNEISEL 43 DANA KILGORE ROBBIE KIRBY JANE LEDBETTER KNEISEL KILGORE KIRBY 4 « 7 LEDBETTER PHYLLIS LEE JANIE LeFEVRE PAT MALLORY CONSTANCE MARABLE LEE LeFEVRE MALLORY MARABLE JENNIFER McCARTNEY DEEDA McCLUSKEY CHARLOTTE McCURRY SUE McDOWELL McCARTNEY McCLUSKEY McCURRY McDOWELL JOANN McEACHERN DOLLYE McKLEROY JANE McKLEROY JANICE McNEAL RHONDA MEDDERS ANGIE MILLER BARBARA MILLER LINDA MOODY BRENDA MORRIS TfattA, n ule B. MORRIS J. MORRIS MOSTELLER MUNDAY JANET MORRIS CAROL MOSTELLER BRENDA MUNDAY NIXON NICHOLSON NORRIS NAMIE O'BRIEN TERRY NAMIE NANELLE NICHOLSON NANCY NIXON KITTY NORRIS SUZANNE O’BRIEN JUDY O'DELL FREIDA OGLE PAT OGLE SHERRY PARKER CAROL PATE Hey David, That's THE Jerry Harris PARKER PATE PEAK PATTERSON PERRY PIKE PORCO POWERS PORITZ M. RAMSEY S. RAMSEY RANKIN REYNOLDS RHINEHART RIDDLE ROBERSON ROBINETTE tfazde MARSHA PATTERSON CATHY PEAK MARY PERRY CINDY PIKE CARMON PORCO MARCIA PORITZ SHIRL POWERS MERRY RAMSEY SHERRY RAMSEY KATHY RANKIN CHARLEEN RAY BRENDA REYNOLDS KAREN RHINEHART JUDY RIDDLE KAYE ROBERSON DEBORAH ROBINETTE BECKY ROGERS JUDY ROWLAND SANDRA ROWLAND SANDRA RUMFORD ROGERS J. ROWLAND S. ROWLAND RUMFORD BETSY SAWYER '7U tt6 tfaute SISKEY B. SMITH D. SMITH D. SMITH SNIDER SNEAD N. SMITH M. SMITH SANDY SELLERS KEITHA SIMPSON CHERYL SIMS BARBARA SISKEY BARBARA SMITH DONNA SMITH DONNA SMITH MILLIE SMITH NANCY SMITH PAMELA SNEAD DONNA SNIDER LIZ SPIDLE SUSAN STANLEY LINDA STEDHAM JOAN STEDHAM Hi honey! How are you?! ! i Tfutt i MABLE STORY JEAN STRICKLAND SHIRLEY SULLIVAN SHARON SWAN SANDY TARWATER CANDY TERRY CATHY TURNER PAULA TURNER GINNY TYSON SALLY WALLACE MARILYN WARD BETTY WATERS STORY STRICKLAND SULLIVAN SWAN TARWATER C. TURNER TERRY P. TURNER TYSON WALLACE WARD WATERS DEBBIE WATSON AMY WESLEY REBECCA WEST DARLENE WHALY JANICE WHEELING DEBBIE WHISENANT DENISE WHITTEN SHELILA WILLIAMS WATSON WESLEY WEST WHALY 52 WHEELING WHISENANT WHITTEN S. WILLIAMS WANDA WILLIAMS icute K. WILSON R. WILLIAMSON A. WILSON ROBIN WILLIAMSON ANN WILSON KAREN WILSON S. WILSON WILLINGHAM S. WILSON WILLINGHAM CATHY YATES BARBARA ZINN YATES ZINN Amy's 1st prize Picture Award A Trip to Detention Hall. Where the Boys Are! (And Pate) Yes, I just have A new Hair Style. 53 DANNY ACKER 54 RONALD ALLEN RALPH AMBROSE LARRY ASHFORD ACKER ALLEN AMBROSE ASHFORD MIKE BAILEY DAVID BARKSDALE RODNEY BARKER PHILLIP BASS 1 BAILEY BARKSDALE BARKER JIMMY BATCHELOR MIKE BENTLEY LOUIS BERSAYGLE BILL BREDEN RICKY BORGFELDT TOMMY BRICKMAN BILL BRIGGS DAVID BROWN DAVID BROWN GENE BRYAN ROBERT BRYANT EARL CAMBRON BATCHELOR BENTLEY BERSAYGLE BREDEN 7 U tt6 (focule EDDIE CASEY DONALD CAUSEY JACK CHANDLER RANDY CHAMPION CHORON CLARK COCKRELL COLLUM DAVID CHORON DENNIS CLARK FORREST COCKRELL WENDELL COLLUM CHRIS COFFIELD ROLAND COOK PHIL CORN JIM COX CRAFT CROSS MIKE CRAFT JOHNNY CROSS )BBY CROWSON tRRY CUNNINGHAM I Am Not A Wall flower! CROWSON CUNNINGHAM 4 RICKY DANIEL 56 KEN DAUGHTERY KENNETH DEASON LARRY DEASON PETE DeBARDELEBEN PAUL DETHRAGE STEVE DISHMAN HENRY DONALD DANIEL DAUGHTERY K. DEASON L. DEASON DeBARDELEBEN DETHRAGE DISHMAN DONALD GARY ELDER DAVID EVANS TIP EVANS TOMMY FIELDER DAVID FORD MARI' FORD BILLY GALLAHAD STEVE GORMAN BOBBY GROVES KENNY HAGA TOMMY HARKINS JERRY HARPER tyicule HARRIS HARRIS HERNDON HOLDERFIELD JERRY HARRIS JOHNNY HARRIS CLIFFORD HERNDON BENNY HOLDERFIELD HOLMES HOLDSAMBECK HOLTZCLAW HUBBELL FRED HOLMES SAMMY HOLDSAMBECK BILL HOLTZCLAW RICKY HUBBELL FREDDY HUFF GREGG HUFF KENNETH HUTCHERSON DON JOHNSON BOBBY KAY CHARLES KELLY 1966-67 Back Breakers JERRY KNIGHT 58 AL KINPATRICK GREG LeBEL JOHN LEDBETTER KNIGHT KINPATRICK LeBEL it LEDBETTER EDDIE LESLIE BRUCE LINDSEY RANDY LLOYD RICHARD LOGAN LESLIE LINDSEY LLOYD LOGAN TOMMY M ALITINO donnie mcclellan ELDON MEDDERS LESLIE MIERUE MIKE MONROE DAVID MORGAN WILLIE JOE MORRIS TEDDY NEW malitino Mcclellan medders mierue MICKEY NOAH CARL NOBLES PAT O'BRIEN JIM OWEN NOAH NOBLES O'BRIEN OWEN 7U tt l (faule 'Soya OWENS PEOPLES PIERCE PHILLIPS JIM OWENS ROLAND PEOPLES ALAN PIERCE WILLIE PHILLIPS POOLE PORITZ FRANK PLUNKETT KEN POOLE MIKE PORITS SION PRUETT PRUETT PUGH QUINN RAMEY PULLEN DAVID PUGH KEN PULLEN CHARLES QUINN LEVON RAMEY HAROLD RAMSEY MIKE RANDALL WILLIE LEE RAWLES KEN RAY 60 BILL REID BOB REYNOLDS RICKY SAMS STEVE SAVAGE WAYNE SAYERS CHIP SMITH GARRY STEDHAM TERRY STEGALL TED SPARKS ROB STREET BOBBY STUBBS PAT TAFFEE RONALD TOLBERT TIM TUCKER BILLY TURNER DANNY WALKER CLARENCE WARE BRYAN WATSON LARRY WATTERS LEE WATSON I SAYERS SMITH STEDHAM STEGALL WARE WATSON WATTERS WATSON ANDREW WEEKS 'TfattJi fyiade MIKE WHITE ANDY WHITEHEAD BOBBY WILLIAMS Shame on Bobby! Towel Thief. WINN What's the big Joke? EDWARD WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS HYDE WILKINS MIKE WINN Big feet (Caron) and Little Legs (Carol) “PetviCa- tcAieve JOHNSTON'S CONCERT SUPERIOR BAND JANET MORRIS Co-Editor AMY WESLEY Stotttjo Sta Rough drafts, layouts, writeups, and deadlines are all words that have become familiar to the annual staff this year. All these things and many more, including time, patience, and people working together go into the making of a good and worthwhile yearbook. Since the Stonjo costs more than the subscriber’s price, the staff must raise funds in order to give you, the students, a superior yearbook for a school our size. This extra money is raised through the sale of pictures, dances, and the annual Who's Who Pageant. This year the staff was headed by Janet Morris and Rob Reynolds, Co-Editors, and Amy Wesley and Betty Bagley, Business Managers. The staff has worked many long hours to give you the very best yearbook possible. We hope you will get as much pleasure from this book as we, the staff, have had preparing it for you. Business Managers SENIOR MEMBERS ROB REYNOLDS Co-Editor BETTY BAGLEY Tip Evans Janie LeFevre Mickey Noah Carol Halsey Bobby Kay Faye Moore Gerri Glosson JUNIOR MEMBERS David Smith Beverly Poe i Vi Em Donna Plummer SPONSOR Mrs. Adams 7 J The Tops Staff, consisting of fourteen members, has worked very hard this year in order to provide for the students a paper which they could be proud of. More than once our printing bill has been more than we could meet and we found ourselves in the hole. Our aim is to build up our budget so that we may in the future, be able to give a free paper to every Johnston student each month. We would like to thank you, the students, for co-operat- ing with us and making it possible for us to enlarge the paper, thus including more of the school news which interests you. The staff was headed by Barbara Zinn, Editor, Miriam Slate, Editor-in-Training, and Leslie Worsham, Business Manager. SENIOR MEMBERS LESLIE WORSHAM Business Manager Carol Pate JUNIOR MEMBERS Rob Street Rob Stewart Student ( ouuccC The 1966-67 Student Council of Johnston Jr. High School has accomplished a great deal this year, under the leadership of Bobby Kay, its president and the supervision of Mrs. Adams, its sponsor. This organization has centered its energies and projects to make school life more interesting and more rewarding for the individual student. Many various clubs were formed giving the students a chance to become involved in school activities. IWP's, on Tuesday, were set aside for club meetings. In an effort to improve the school spirit of Johnston, the Student Council planned a homecoming, which was a huge success. The Student Council was also active in planning and conducting a week of activities during AEW. The Council sponsored a trip to Birmingham to see the Broadway play, Hello Dolly”. This trip proved to be very successful and re- warding to those who went. One of the favorite activities the Council has sponsored for the past few years is the hilarious Student-Faculty Basketball game. The spectacle is one of the highlights of the school year. The basketball game this year was a grand victory for the teachers. Among the other fund-raising projects included a candy-sale and many dances. This money was used to pay for all activities the Stu- dent Council participated in. Serving as officers for 1966-67 were: President - Bobby Kay Vice-President - Pat Mallory Secretary - Barbara Zinn Treasurer - Chip Smith Parliamentarian - Donnie Me Clellan Advisor - Mrs. Frank Adams 966-67 66 1 966-67 OFFICERS t $66-67 'JfatiOttCll fluni t 'rty to'l Society Row 1 - Cathy Pace, Marilyn Ward, Debbie Hickman, Jean Strickland, Row 2 - Dennis Clark, Sheryl Dishman, Anita Helton, Pat Mallory, Lucille Boden- heimer. Nan Casey, Row 3 - Gene Bryan, Barbara Zinn, Mary Efcyden, Susan Dunlap, Sally Wallace, Row 4 - Gayle Andrews, Steve Dishman, Susanne O'Brien; Marie Godsey, Rob Reynolds, Row 5 - Mike Monroe, Sammy Hold- sambeck, Paul Dethrage, Bobby Kay, and Mickey Noah. OFFICERS The G. Lofton McCurdy Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society was organized three and one-half years ago. It has proven to be one of the most worth- while organizations at Johnston. The purpose of the Society is to help maintain high scholastic standards in junior high school, aiming to en- courage students in developing good character and com- mendable scholastic records. Membership is granted after careful selection to the upper five percent of the ninth grade and the upper two percent of the eighth grade. This year fifteen new members were included at the fall induction and ten at the spring induction, making the total membership of thirty-five for the school year. The organization was guided by a fine group of out- standing young leaders. On the executive board were: President - Cathy Pace Vice-President - Marilyn Ward Secretary - Debbie Hickman Treasurer - Jean Strickland Advisor - Mrs. Frank Adams 67 Row 1 - Mary Frances Perry, Mary Sue Bonds, Debbie Hayes, Susan James, Ginger Hanks, Row 2 - Judy Hamilton, Dianne Cole. Debbie Vaughn, Pam Maner, Sheryl Haynes, Rita Feazell, Cathy Williams, Agnes Lovvorn, Jeane Pease, Susan Tucker, Row 3 - Mrs. Helms, Teresa Kimbrough, Sandy Tar- water, Judy Hollis, Melanie Gross, Linda Jenings, Darlene Holloway, Donna Smith, Kerri Lynn Jackson, Janice Johnson, Caralyn Whatley, Row 4 - Christi Dear, Pamela Snead, Sue Garner, Mary Lou Palmer, Ellen Baily, Cynthia Pike, Vannessa Madden, Cindy Pitts, Rachel Cannon, Cathy Owens, Row 5 - Regina Brown, Jane Ingram, Peggy Askins, Charleen Ray, Becky Rodgers, Marilyn Ward, Wanda Cockrell, Keitha Simpson. OFFICERS Future Homomakers of America is a national organization of students studying home economics in junior and senior high schools. It is an incorporated, non-profit organization, supported by membership dues. Membership is voluntary. All students who are taking or have taken a home economics course are eligible to join. The national organization is composed of charted state associations which are made up of local chapters. The over-all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living; now and in the future. Each year members of local chapters develop a program of work including projects and experiences which will help them work toward the purposes. National pro- jects adopted every three years guide their activities toward their goal. The FHA motto is Toward New Horizons' . The officers for 1966-67 were: President - Mary Frances Perry Vice-President - Mary Sue Bonds Secretary - Debbie Hayes Treasurer - Susan James Chaplain - Ginger Hanks 966-67 T efr Squad Row 1 - Barbara Fincher, Sherry Hubbard, Janet Morris. Sally Wallace, Brenda Morris, Row 2 - Jan Phillips, Miriam Slate, Jan Furh- meister, Jan Adamson, Susan Johnson OFFICERS The Pep Squad was formed this year to help our cheer- leaders in promoting good school spirit. These girls were selected for this squad by the attitude, willingness to work, and school spirit. Some of their duties were making booster tags, signs and yelling at our ball games and pep rallies. These girls took part in many events: Pep rallies, ballgames, the bonfire, and the Christmas parade. To climax football season the Pep Squad played the cheerleaders in a football game which ended in a 2-2 tie! The club’s first officers were: President - Janet Morris Vice President - Barbara Fincher Secretary - Sherry Hubbard Treasurer - Sally Wallace Parliamentarian - Brenda Morris Sponsor - Mrs. Jean Johnson 69 p.p S. sw 1966-67 JJHS Band Flutes Betty Watters Anita Helton Louise Cobb Sandra Brasher Paula Jennings Joy Williams Sandra Burford Clarinets Sherry Parker Cathy Hamilton Marie Godsey Robbie Kirby Michelle Hurt Rachael Holland Donette Guier Cathy Hathorn Fred Davis Debbie Wallace HeLayne Herndon Nathan Hall Lynn Hobby James Garrett Harmony Clarinets Nancy Daniels Becky Hazel Judy Roland Dawn Kirkpatrick Debbie Bell Saxophones Brenda Mundy Debbie Rogers Mike Hilley Terry Stegall Jeff Brothers French Horns Mike Cates Forrest Cockrell Allen Dickert Ben Bailey Baritones Randy Stormes Sion Pruitt Ronnie Forsythe Trumpets Janet Haver David Pugh Carl Nobles Charles Rice Donald Griffith Barry Kughn Mike Poritz Jimmy Reaves Mike Burdett Eddie Herndon Trombones David Ford Mike Williams Eddie Leslie George Robinson Tubas Roland Cook Jim Owens Ronnie Hall Percussion Donald Causey Richard Logan Harold Morris Steve Kresge Ralph Ambrose La von Ramey Head Majorette ANITA HELTON The Johnston Junior High School Band is an organization of musicians who express their fine talents in different instru- ments. The band has participated in many activities this year. Some of these were Jacksonville State University Band Day, Fall and Spring concerts, football shows, District and state contests, and parades. Individual band members tried out for the Alabama All- State band and the Solo and Ensemble Festival. Many mem- bers received awards for achievement in these activities. A fine group of young people lead the band as their offi- cers, President--Betty Watters, Vice-President--Cathy Ham- ilton, Secretary--Anita Helton, Librarians--Sherry Parker, Marie Godsey, and Brenda Mundy. 1966-67 JJHS BAND OFFICERS PAULA JENNINGS SANDRA BRASHER fi (I- ‘jRo ect 1st Row - Carolyn Whatley, Jean Strickland, Carol Holly, Wane lie Nicholson, Brenda Rush, Kathy Brinkly, Joan Bell, Peter Brandt, Brenda Morris, Kitty Norris, David Brown, Jim Cox, Jerry Pate, Dee Dee Nall, Saralyn Carter, Prof Jackson, 2nd Row - Patty Cross, Mary Drydan, Janice Me Neal, Kaye Moore, Libby Martin, Johnie Mae Curry, Marsha Smith, Debbie Hickman, Nan Casey, Susan Kelly, Tommy Fielder, Clara Crider, Sue Wilson, Barbara Rowell, Susan Stanley, Phyllis Lee, Debbie Whisenant, Charlotte Bridges, Cathy Pace, Judy O'Dell, Kaye Roberson, Cinda Eastman, Angela Batchellor, Linda Moody, Rochelle Decker, Merry Ramsey, Susan Willingham, Dana Kilgore, Sherry Ramsey, Jan Fuhrmeister, Larry Deason, and Fred Welch Concerts, assemblies programs, personal appearances, and contests made up a busy schedule for the 1966-67 Robed Choir. Through many long and hard hours of practice, the choir has proven itself to be one of the most outstanding junior high choral groups in the state. For many years it has been given superior rating in both district and state competition. The choir self-supports itself through means of candy sales. The funds raised are used to pay all expenses of the group. Beautiful green and white robes were pur- chased and paid for with the funds raised by the choir. A great deal of credit for the success of this fine group of young musicians must be given to its conductor, Professor L. P. Jackson, better known as Prof to his students. His dedication, cooperation, and a great amount of patience, are only a few of his admirable characteristics. The Robed Choir was led by a fine group of officers for the school year: President - Larry Deason Vice-President - Kaye Roberson Secretary - Sherry Ramsey Treasurer - Merry Ramsey Librarian - Nan Casey Asst. Librarian - Dana Kilgore Stage Manager - Jan Furmeister Asst. Stage Manager - Jim Cox Pianist - Jean Strickland Asst. Pianist - Carolyn Whatley OFFICERS vr (?£u Row 1 - Sammy Holdsamback, Jerry Harris, Sherry Ramsey, Nan Casey, Row 2 - Pat Mallory, Robin Williamson, Caron Halsey, Mike Canada, Ralph Chandler, Barbara Zinn, Leslie Worsham, Betsy Burke, Row 3 - Hal Adams, Jimmy Young, Andy Whitehead, Doug Hale, Donnie Morre, Ken Denson, David Medders, Stan Grubbs, Row 4 - James Kirby, Bobby Kay, Chip Atkinsom, Larry Ashford, Mike White, Glenn Gay, David Evans, Merry Ramsey, Ken Ray, Row 5 - Don Johnson, Jack Chandler, Steve Gorman, Ricky Hubble, Kenneth Hutherson, Roger Lumpkin, and Earl Cambron. School spirit and good sportsmanship are two qualities a school must have to be truly outstand- ing. Johnston's J Club was organized this year to accomplish these aims. Through many hours of hard and loyal work the club has established a firm foundation toward its aims. Membership is granted to any boy who has earned a letter in any major sport, and any cheerleader who has served at least one year on the cheerleading team. OFFICERS The club can boast of 35 members this year, showing a great start in the right direction. The officers for 1966-67 were: President - Sammy Holdsembeck Vice President - Jerry Harris Secretary - Sherry Ramsey Treasurer - Nan Casey Row 1 - Mike Monroe, Chip Smith, Wanda Williams, Robert Street, Larry Deason, Row 2 - Mike Craft, Glenn Sears, Rick Jones, Warren McCullars, Dennis Clark, Lenard Gaither, Row 3 - Susan Dunlap, Mary Dryden, Gene Bryan, Wilkes Scarbrough, Mike Jones, Scott Roberts, Row 4 - David Smith, Mickey Noah, Cathy Pace, Hank Sewell, Bobby Medders, Mike Williams, Row 5 - Paul Dethrage, Pate Debardeleben, Ken Daughtery, Glen Songer, Mike Randell, Jeff Soleman, Mrs. Adams. The Usher Club was organized this year and consists of twenty-five B-average students from all three grades. It is a service organization and offered its help to the school whenever needed. The Student council called on the group during American Edu- cation Week. Also they participated in The Annual School Awards and the Spring Carnival. The purpose of this club is to develop orderly direction of school activities and events. OFFICERS Directing the club as officers for the school year were: President - Mike Monroe Vice-President - Chip Smith Secretary - Wanda Williams Treasurer - Rob Street Sergeant-at-arms - Larry Deason Advisor - Mrs. Phyllis Adams 73 Row 1 - Andy Whitehead, Sammy Holdsambeck, Wanda Williams, Debo- rah Canada, Beverly Casey, Row 2 - Anna Holdsambeck, Preston Bolt, Paul Koenig, Glea Sarrell, Lucile Bodenheimer, Mike Craft. Row 3 - Helen Butler, Brenda Reynolds, Sue McDowell, Donna Ball, Donna Cun- ningham, Betsy Sawyer, Row 4 - Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Vargass. Row 5 - Louis Bergsogle, Denny Hill, Robert Mulinack, Marcia Poritz, Cindi East man, Georgia Gilliland The purpose of the Language Club was to get students in our school interested in taking foreign languages and in learning about the countries where they are spoken. We fostered an understanding and appreciation of the customs and culture of the peo- ple who live in Spain, Germany and France, coun- tries about which we need to be better informed in a world which is becoming increasingly smaller in this modern age of the jet and tel-star satellite. Our school offered an ever expanding language program, having added German this year. We now offer Spanish, French, Latin and German. We feel that since we concentrated on the spoken and writ- ten language in class, a language club gave us the opportunity to learn more about the countries and their people. To reach our goal of greater communication among countries, we proposed to present programs of plays, skits, films and slides, dialogues and se- lected speakers during the year for the enjoyment of our club members as well as any other interested members of the student body. Officers for 1966-67 were: President - Andy Whitehead V-President - Sammy Holdsambeck Secretary - Wanda Williams Treasurer - Deborah Canada Chaplain - Beverly Casey Advisors - Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Vargas OFFICERS The Library Club met this year for the first time in many years. The purpose of the club Was to bring to- gether those students who were interested in the promotion of a greater interest in the use of books and library services, the stimulation of reading interests and the improvement of library services. The project for the year was making a book deposit and placing it at the front door. The deposit was useful to students who found it difficult getting to the library to turn in books. The club worked well under the leadership of: President - Elizabeth Wilson Vice President - Chris Cofield Secretary - Judy Hammond Treasurer - Rhonda Wittman Advisor - Eugene Williams 75 Row 1 - Elizabeth Wilison, Chris Cofield, Judy Hammond, Rhonda Whitt- man, Row 2 - Suzie Bowling, Vicky Rodriquez, Kay McDowell, Allen Reese, Beverly Hammonds, Diane Whittman, Row 3 - Jerome Tyler, Anita Green, Sheryle Crumley, Bill Breeden, Sharan Ramey, Ryana Tyler, Row 4 - Mr. Williams, Mrs. Hughes, Row 5 - Cristi Clark, Susan Eccles- ton, Bril Briggs, Connie Lay. Becky Rodgers, Charleen Ray OFFICERS De zte Row 1 - Ted Sparks, David Barksdale, Peggy Dunlap, John White, Row 2 - Tommy Brickman, Vanessa Madden, Judy Pair, David Springer, Mr. Contardi (sponsor). Row 3 - John Eastman, Tip Evans, Clifford Herndon, Linda Moody, Debbie Golder, Row 4 - Henry Donald, John Ledbetter, Steve Savage, Charlie Woolf, Kevin Kelley. OFFICERS Debate, an important goal of decision- making in our democracy, is designed to help students without debate experience to take part in classroom debate and to get a start toward interscholastic debate at the high school and college levels in years to come. The Debating Club of Johnston Junior High tried to instill the idea of fair play, according to which every side has a right to be heard. In this way, debaters learn tolerance for the other side. This year the debate team was led by: President - Ted Sparks Vice-President - David Barksdale Secretary - Peggy Dunlap Treasurer - John White Advisors - Mr. Contardi Mrs. Taylor Gr c4: (?lu Row 1 r Kathy Rankifi, Jan Hill, Jan Adamson, Jeanine Brown. Row 2 - Donnie Springer, Denice Whitten, Diane Freeman, Nita Turner, DeBBleWoods, Joan Anderson, Row 3 - Melissa Hurst, Ginny Tyson, David Robinson, David Springer, Freida Ogle, Ann Acker, Mr. Contardi - sponsor. Row 4 - Patty Cross, Cindy Wakeland, Clifford Herndon. Scotty Davis, Debby Golden, Cheryl Sims. Row 5 - Steve Savage, Jeff Soleman, Bernard Namie, Billy Carter, Sam Stewart. The Drama Club is designed as a training ground for future actors and technicians in the theater. Members are chosen on a selective basis by the sponsor during the beginning of the school year. Members participate in school plays presented to the student body, and under the supervision of a sponsor learn the funda- mentals of acting and backstage work in the theater. In the future, the club hopes to present a three act play for the public. The 1966-67 officers were: President tC2tKy Rankly V-President - JanTlill Secretary - Jan Adamson Treasurer - Jeanine Brown Advisors - Mr. Contardi Mrs. Taylor Members for 1966-67 were: Margie Dunlap, Judy Davis, Jo Ann Me Eahren, John Ledbetter, Linda Moody, and Randy Holmes SeniMien, eicd The Scribbler Club, con- sisting of students interested in various fields of writing, was organized to bring these stu- dents together, to share their experiences in this field, and to learn, through other students criticism and advice, how they can improve and refine their own achievements in writing. Among the major interests in writing of the members are poetry and short stories. The members are encouraged to enter various writing contests and to use their abilities as often as possible. Through this work, the Scribbler Club presented, at the close of the year, a better group of writers than at the beginning. 78 OFFICERS 1966-67 OFFICERS President - Margie Dunlap Vice President - Randy Holmes Secretary - Judy Davis Treasurer - Linda Moody Advisor - Mrs. Marie Stanley Although small In mem- bership, the Reading Club has big plans. Being a minor club, we have had only one meeting other than the organizational meeting. Next semester, we expect to meet regularly and discuss the books we have been reading. We consider that we are fortunate in the respect that a number of interesting and talented people have placed us on their schedule for a visit. We will alternate these pro- grams with others that we hope will encourage those readers who already enjoy reading and will influence non-readers in forming this rewarding habit. Members of the Reading Club for the school year were: Mary Frances Perry, Donna Ball, Martha De Weese, Jane Ingram, Alice Burks, Janet Evans, and Clara Jo Crider. Mrs. Roberson OFFICERS OFFICERS President - Mary Frances Perry- Vice President - Jajie Ingram Secretary - Alice Burks Treasurer - Donna Ball Sergeant-at-Arms - Clara Jo Crider Advisor - Mrs. Harriet Roberson 79 Science (2lu Row 1 - Cathy Pace, Chris Cofield, Mary Dryden, Bill Briggs, Row 2 - Steve Copeland, Donald Springer, Chuck Knighton, Tommy Price, Martha DeWeese, Johnny Harris, Row 3 - Gene Bryan, Dennis Clark, Bill Murphy, Debbie Whisenant, Saralyn Carter, Debbie Harris, Mike Osborne, Thomas Rivers, Donna Snider, Donna Clark, Row 5 - Teddy New, Jimmy Young, Leslie Mieure, Paul Dethrage. The Science Club is devoted to the further- ing of science and student interest in scientific fields. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Astronomy are the four major fields which our club works in. Students were divided into these areas according to their main interest. Each group worked as a unit to further their knowledge. Club members worked with the Science Department in planning and making arrange- ments for the annual Science Fair. Many of our members were honored with first, second, third, and special recognition awards for their efforts in the fair. Serving as officers this year were: President - Cathy Pace Vice-President - Chris Cofield Secretary - Mary Efryden Chaplain - Bill Briggs Sergeant-at-Arms - Mickey Noah Advisor - Mrs. Holland upcttca 6 'r t- (fyafttefi Row 1 - Jan Phillips, Dee Dee Nall, Dianne Morgan, Heidi Brown, Mindi Brown, Jenny Sellers. Row 2 - Debbie Reeves, Sue Bridges, Wanda Mintz, Sheryl Dishman, Sally Bagley, Mrs. V. Robertson. Row 3 - Angela Hollingsworth, Barbara Fincher, Jan O'Mara, Julia Cotney, Carole Holly, Gerri Glosson. Row 4 - Linda Stedham, Blair McNaron, Susan Kelley, Sandy Majors, Teressa Deltus, Emily McLerry. Row 5 - Betsy Clore, Janet Morris, Vicky Bentley, Patti Owens, Lynn Hobbs, Lucy Patterson. The Hi-Y is sponsored by the YMCA. Its purpose is to strengthen our bodies, develop our minds, worship God and work to- gether for a finer community and a better world. This year our Hi-Y had programs of interest for the members. We had people of our community to come speak to us. The Hi-Y chapter also sold candy as our part in the World Service project. OFFICERS The group has worked very hard under the leadership of: President - Frances Fagan Vice President - Susan Kelly Secretary - Janet Morris Treasurer - Gerri Glosson Advisor - Mrs. Virginia Robertson 81 'fyocuty 'rtyi- (fyaftten Row 1 - Marie Salem, Meg Van der Blom, Sally Simpson, Mrs, Woolf - Sponsor. Row 2 - Joy Williams, Kaye Moore, Lee Hill, Nancy Mullins, Libby Martin, Fav Moore. Row 3 - Susan Majors, Jo Ann Luker, Maryilyn Terry, Carol Gay, Sherry Roberts, and Patty Denson. OFFICERS The Margret Young Hi-Y Chapter's year was filled with many activities. The mem- bers enthusiastically participated in the World Service mint sale and provided food and clothing for three needed families during Christmas. Interesting and informa- tive programs were presented at the meet- ings, including several given by Mr. Tweed Johnson, Margret Young, and Olma Macy. Our chapter was well-represented at the state Hi-Y convention in Montgomery. At the end of the year, a spend-the-night party was eryoyed at the YMCA. The members of Margret Young Hi-Y had a very successful year under the leader- ship of: President - Faye Moore Vice President - Joy Williams Secretary - Sharon Borslien Treasurer - Nancy Mullins Sergeant-at-Arms - Meg Van Der Blom Sponsor - Mrs. Imogene Woolf The Mary Thompson, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Chapter consists of seventh, eighth and ninth grade girls, organized under carefully selected leadership and supervised by the local, county, state or area YMCA. Its purpose is to provide a program in which this age girl can prove her capabilities and be challenged to live the Christian way of life in all her relationships with others. Our main project this year will be to sell World Service mints. We also expect to have pro- grams with special speakers on various sub- jects. Row 1 - Merry Ramsey, Susan Johnson, Leslie Worsham, Betsy Burke. Row 2 - Susan Morris, Celia Blackwell, Nancy McCray, Susan Bow- ling, Donna Plummer, Beverly Hammonds, Janie LeFevre. Row 3 - Judy Hammonds, Linda Browder, Deborah Feazell, Debbie Ford, Sandy Sellers, Mirium Slate. Row 4 - Deliska Hammonds, Beverly Ingram, Jennifer McCartney, Mirium Boozer, Jane Ledbetter, Jane Clarkson. The officers for this year were: President - Merry Ramsey Vice President - Susan Johnson Secretary - Leslie Worsham Treasurer - Betsy Burke Sponsor - Mrs. Mary Thompson 83 Oewitf octuntwt 4 Row 1 - Tim Tucker, Larry Deason, Donnie McClellen, David Brown, Charlie Woolf, Row 2 - Allen Dickert, Johnny Harris, Warren McCullers, Jerry Pate, Robbie Bowles, Tommy Harkins, Row 3 - Pate DeBardeleben, Chip Smith, Hank Whitworth, Tip Evans, Gregg Huff, Robert Street, Bill Reid. Row 4 - Mike Monroe, Tommy Malintino. John White, Bobby Kay, Phillip Bass. Row 5 - David Barksdale, Mr. Jerry Bowman, Earl Cambron, Ted Sparks. Jerry Bowman's Hi-Y was one of the four Hi-Y chapters at Johnston this year. This past year the Jerry Bowman Hi-Y put on many pro- jects. The first project was a candy sale. However, the main project consisted of a chap- ter basketball team. This team played teams sponsored by the city and a few out of town teams. At the end of the year they also had a chapter party. This years officers were: OFFICERS President - Tim Tucker Vice-President - Larry Deason Secretary - Donnie McClellen Treasurer - David Brown Chaplain - Charlie Woolf The members of the 1966-67 Jerry Bow- man's Hi-Y believe that this years program was not only interesting but fun as well. s4it (?Cu (?Ccc Row 1 - Gayle Andrews, Rob Reynolds, Cathy Granger, Judy Hodges, Row 2 - Sherry Edwards, Janice Me Neal, Elaine Humphrey, Beverly Poe, Tim Mason, Mona O'Brien, Velva Burke, Row 3 - Amy Wesley, Jean Strickland, Susan Dunlap, Nancy McEachren, Anita Green. Beth DeVore, Dot Hinton, Row 4 - Mrs. Phillips, Alice Burkes, Betty Bag ley, Alta Perry, Janice Wheeling, Melda Fulmer, Mark Ford. The members of Mrs. Phillip's Pen-a- Pal club have been writing letters to other boys and girls. Each member has a name and address of one person in a foreign country or in the U.S. Here is a new way of gaining friendship, sharing our ideas and customs, and learning about theirs. This is a way of promoting International friendship and under- standing. Through the Pen-a-Pal club many new and wonderful friendships were made. OFFICERS The officers for 1966-67 were: President - Gayle Andrews Vice President - Rob Reynolds Secretary - Cathy Granger Treasurer - Judy Hodges Sponsor - Mrs. Anne Phillips 'Pe t-a-‘P zC (?lu Row .1 - Kaye Roberson, Sandra Brasher, Sherry Ramsey, Caron Hal- sey, Barbara Zinn, Row 2 - Elice Bodenheimer, Brenda Freeman, Laura Sims, Debbie Sprayberry, Diane Whitman, Nan Casey, Row 3 - Debbie Hickman, Dale Pearson, Judy Pair, Rhonda Whitman, Betty Butler, Nancy Pearson, Row 4 - Miss Fryar, Sharon Ramey, Linda Epolie, Brenda Jackson, Betty Bentley, Renee Tyler, Row 5 - Dana Kilgore, Suzanne O'Brien, Connie Dethrage, Dot Harwell, Carol Pate, Row 6 - Pat Ogles, Sue Wison, Cathy Hamilton, Ellen Baber, Caryl Krietz, and Karen Snead. OFFICERS Peace can only be achieved through under- standing and fair play. The Pen-a-Pal Club has tried this year to seek an understanding with other people. They linked themselves with various parts of the world through their lives, with the lives of young people of the world. By sharing their problems and triumphs they have gained an understanding and a friendship that will forever dwell within them. This is the purpose of the Pen-a-Pal Club to communicate with students and reach an understanding with many classes of people. Through deeds such as these, peace is possible. The club leaders this year were: President - Kay Roberson Vice President - Sandra Brasher Secretary - Sherry Ramsey Treasurer - Caron Halsey Parliamentarian - Barbara Zinn Advisor - Miss Fryar 87 88 V V'1 %fo Ke ututup Zuee euui (?ouit tcon Homecoming Attendants 89 @ou ttcf — 966 Row 1 - Donny Moore, Gene Stedham, Larry Cunningham, Sammy Holdsambeck, Jerry Harris, Bobby Kay, Mike Canada, Warren McCullars, Mark Ford, David Medders, Stan Grubbs (mgr.) Row 2 - Arther Vine, Doug Hale, Jimmy Young, Andy Whitehead, Glen Gay, Leonard Elston, David Evans, Kenneth Denson, Leonard Wade, Kenneth Hutcherson, Billy Turner. Row 3 - Coach Huey Brown, Pat O'Brien, Don Johnson, Jack Chandler, Steve Gorman, Ricky Hubble, Roger Lumpkin, Butch Medders, Mike White, Earl Cambron, Bobby Crosson, Larry Ashford. Captains - Steve Gorman, Jack Chandler, Bobby Kay, Jerry Harris BILLY TURNER Do you see a hole? Stop the game. I've got to go to bathroom That's Gang Tackling. And we'll plant a big flower right here. PAT O'BRIEN EARL CAMBRON LARRY ASHFORD LARRY CUNNINGHAM DON JOHNSON SAMMY HOLDSAMBECK MARK FORD BUTCH MEDDERS JERRY HARRIS DAVID MEDDERS 92 BOBBY CORSSON BOBBY KAY t$66 ScMcCaya — RICKY HUBBELL ROGER LUMPKIN JIMMY YOUNG KENNETH DENSON DAVID EVANS GARY STEDHAM KENNETH HUTCHERSON MIKE WHITE MIKE CANADA JACK CHANDLER ANDY WHITEHEAD STEVE GORMAN 93 966-67 $ Row 1; Mike Canada, Jerry Harris, Jack Chandler, Steve Gorman, Ken Ray, Larry Deason, Barry Freeman, Sammy Holdsambeck, Joe Lindsey. Row 2; Coach Brown, Bill Briggs, Rickey Hubbel, Eldon Medders, Earl Cambron, Charlie Woolf, Steve Savage, David Evans. 1966-67 SCHEDULE Opponent We They 39 45 78 53 Litchfield • 75 udKS oo 54 45 43 45 27 odKS Ox ford CtO 36 o 30 24 Alexandria 53 oD CQ Weaver 65 58 $66-67 ett uKett JERRY HARRIS BARRY FREEMAN MIKE CANADA JACK CHANDLER JOE LINDSEY BUTCH MEDDERS STEVE GORMAN HI COACH BROWN '■ lea Row 1; Jerry Pate, Hal Adams, Hank Whitworth, Frankie Norton, Dennis Lipham. Row 2; Pat Hughes, Chuck Mangram, Randy Haynes, Roger Lumpkin, Stanley Grubbs, Mike Smith, Ralph Chandler. ”e Row 1, Rusty Burroughs, Thornton Pace Gary Timberell, Ronnie Norton, Steve Mullendore, Randy Jackson, Warren McCullars, Steve Copeland. Row 2; Terry Abbot, Alen Hughes, Mike Zinn, Reid Schrivner, Arthur Vines, Jim Helms, Mike Miller, Coach Ledbetter VOLLEYBALL Learning to work together as a team. America's past time sport for all. 97 (? ieenleaden 966-67 First Row: Sherry Ramsey, Barbara Zinn Second Row: Nan Casey, Robin Williamson, Caron Halsey, Merry Ramsey, Betsy Burke, Pat Mallory, Leslie Worsham Go Go - Go - for a Touchdown Go—Bulldogs Senior Junior Senior ROBIN WILLIAMSON BETSY BURKE NAN CASEY Two bits - Four bits, heh! Six bits - a dollar All for the Bulldogs - Stand up and hollar! These words are familiar to every J.J.H.S. student. The cheerleaders this year have worked hard to improve school spirit and sportsman- ship. Many long hours of drill and practice have made th s squad one of the most out- standing in the state. These girls, selected by the student body, have taken much of their time to prepare for pep rallies, big games, and parades. This squad was successful in making Homecoming Week, the first in the history of J.J.H.S., a memorable event. The night before the game the cheerleaders sponsored a hot dog supper followed by a flaming bon- fire where the Litchfield Eagle was Burned Four members of the squad represented Johnston at the 1966 Christmas Cheerleading Clinic in Montgomery. With only half of the squad present, they rated second among all junior high cheerleaders in the state of Alabama. The cheerleaders have a difficult task every year, but with each student's partici- pation, and by the advice of their sponsor, Mrs. Jean Johnson, they have been GREAT! !!! MRS. JEAN JOHNSON Sponsor CARON HALSEY Senior PAT MALLORY Alternate THidA “P £ TtOzCfoiy 7V6 7H. MR. JOHNSTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Bobby Horsley Kay MR. ROBERT HORSLEY KAY A boy who is tops in anything he does Annual Staff 66, '67 Student Council 65, '66, '67 President 1967 National Junior Honor Society J Club '67 Mr. J.J.H.S. ’67 Best All Around 67 104 MISS JOHNSTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Barbara Turner Zinn MISS BARBARA TURNER ZINN A girl who possess and uses all of her God given talents. Student Council '65,'66 Secretary '67 Annual and Tops 66 Tops '67 Editor '67 National Junior Honor Society '66. '67 Bulldog Cheerleader Co-Head Cheerleader MissJ.J.H.S. '67 Most Popular 65.'66,'67 SECOND RUNNDERS - UP TO KING and QUEEN Jerry Harris - Sherry Ramsey 107 SANDRA BRASHER NAN CASEY DONNA CLARK SCOTTYE DAVIS DOT HARWELL DEBBIE HAYES JAN HILL SAMMY HOLDSAMBECK RHONDA MEDDERS KAY ROBERSON FRANK PLUNKETT KEITHA SIMPSON HENRY DONAI.D LARRY DEASON 'Kitty attcC tZueett EN sm JANIE LeFEVRE TOMMY MALINTINO SUSAN JAMES PHYLLIS LEE E jENT STEVE GORMAN KENNY HAG A TIM TUCKER GINNY TYSON (tyUedt SEVENTH GRADE - Ginny Sellers, Joe Kilgore EIGHTH GRADE - Debbie Reeves, Steve Tarver NINTH GRADE - Nan Casey, Bill Holtzclaw SEVENTH GRADE - Meg Van Der Blom, Warren McCullars EIGHTH GRADE - Leslie Warsham, Mike Canada NINTH GRADE - Janie LeFevre, Pat O'Brien SEVENTH GRADE - Frances Fagan, Sammy Truitt EIGHTH GRADE - Betsy Burke, Gordy Gibbins NINTH GRADE - Barbara Zinn, Frank Plunkett SEVENTH GRADE - Laura Sims, David Ford EIGHTH GRADE - Michelle Kurt, Sam Stewart NINTH GRADE - Sherry Ramsey, Larry Deason 113 e t 'Dtea etC @ 6cftle SEVENTH GRADE - Mindi Brown, Ridgley Hurt EIGHTH GRADE - Miriam Slate, Hal Adams NINTH GRADE - Dot Harwell, Donnie McClellan 114 Tfto t ecucttfrcl s4 uC 7?to4t 'rty uuOuM te SEVENTH GRADE - Sally Bagley. Gary Parker EIGHTH GRADE - Gerri Glosson, Graham Boozer NINTH GRADE - Kaye Roberson, Jack Chandler v | y iv v E Wcttieat goufiteA SEVENTH GRADE - Celia Blackwell, Ricky Bright EIGHTH GRADE - Ann Acker, Andy Seewagen NINTH GRADE - Amy Wesley, Danny Acker Tft tf s4c£Cetic (ToufrteA SEVENTH GRADE - Anna Holdsambeck, Mike Zinn EIGHTH GRADE - Debbie Woods, Stanley Grubbs NINTH GRADE - Deeda McCluskey, Jerry Harris 117 7 zle ttect @oufiCe SEVENTH GRADE - Jan Warren, Ricky Casey EIGHTH GRADE - Sue Bridges, Mike Smith NINTH GRADE - Jean Strickland, Eddie Casey SEVENTH GRADE - Jan Ackerson, Jim Helms EIGHTH GRADE - Shelia Aderholt, David Smith NINTH GRADE - Brenda Reynolds, Ricky Daniels 4tt-rfiooaut SEVENTH GRADE - Angela Hollingsworth, Rusty Burroughs EIGHTH GRADE - Jo Ann Luker, Robert Stewart NINTH GRADE - Debbie Harris. Bobby Kay 120 «SEVENTH GRADE - Sally Bagley, Gary Parker EIGHTH GRADE - Betsy Burke, Barry Freeman NINTH GRADE - Kathy Rankin, Tim Tucker Show some spirit, girls! Yes, I've met Mrs. Gunn. You don't make a habit of this - do you Amy? • Friendly looking bunch, wouldn't you say? It's all in the way you look at it. Yeah - I think she's kinda cute. I saw that! Daily labor of the Annual Staff. Well, tan my hide! Decked in ermine robe and diamond crown I wonder what they think of me? Strip Poker? The Jet Set. Sorry, I thought 301 was our room. Who's in whose room? Bathing Beauties! 123 Sell Out Overworked - Asleep on the job. I Hmm.. .1 see Minutes before the beauty pageant! Look what I dug up These persimmons are terrible! That's no halo! Get up, Janet! Whew! Third period is over— now to fourth. This is my seat! Where did you find these two, Pate? Please, my picture has already appeared in MAD. The Singing Nun, Granger Look Mom. I’m losing my teeth! — but where? r Hold it - It's time to go Really, I only had 3 hamburgers. What' the big problem? Another one of Mrs. Gunn's tests? 125 126 Hey group! I found the outhouse. We learn to Pattie-Cake. Our dear Miss Young Go, Go, Get 'em, Get 'em This is my sweater! Gee fellows, where is the other team? Good ole days at Callaway. The Group J.i. H. S, Homecoming Court Here stands a man. 127 Hold it! David Brown wants to sing a solo. Right Guard has come between us. i Breakfast at Tiffanys. Big joke! Gee Coach! All I did was bite her. S«dff? Really do I have 43 detentions Editor - at - work Billy Boy Money Bags. - o’ V. '• r: '■ ' .. • v5?- ' , 'w : V V ' • .. .. o y ji J j - .•' — V' - .• • -r V • V x NV • T ;: ,- 1 •