Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

KENALA Nineteen Hundred 9ixty Nine Alabama if ronrsf of 0 hi iVjtlt frtnfr: '■nith tiff st '.’trds mb rfiflurfinruts '•tola in tl;t Ste t of Alabama atth is atoarbrti lifts is a nr i bi tosltmimn toijrr. Kennedy High School Kennedy, Alabama No one can live in the world today as they are. For the world is ever changing, and people must change with it. So to keep up with the world Kennedy High School is changing and improving. In the following pages are a brief summary of the changes made this year. We feel that more than ever, this year has been. . . . The Year of Change Have you seen the new video tape thing ... Lets go watch them work on the new gym ... Have they started on the new library yet ... How do you like the new English program ... Hey, we won a baseball trophy ... st ude n Curriculum Organizations Athletics Favorites Advertisers FACULTY As Kennedy High School expands so do the responsibilities of its princi- pal. These exceeding responsi- bilities are handled each year by Mr. McGee with a way that is all his own. No matter how bogged down in school business he be- comes, he always has a friendly word to share with his students. Typing Typing is a class enjoyed at Ken- nedy. Each year the typewriters began to click, and each person is setting a goal and trying very hard to meet it. When mistakes are made the eraser is passed and this procedure continues for an hour every day. Typing is a use- ful skill necessary for many jobs, that's one of the many reasons it is taught at Kennedy High School. English This year we continued the new English program. Each week we wrote journals and had a free read- ing period. Group book reports were given during the year along with filmstrips pertaining to books we had read. The English program was county wide. They decided to let each school make a magazine contain- ing a variety of writings by the students. Our magazine won second place. To prepare our students of further education many different types of math were taught this year at Kennedy. Many hours were spent solving math problems and learn- ing new methods to equip them for future life. In general math not only teaches the student to think, but also pre- pares him for any kind of problem solving in later life. History History has been an educational subject for all the students who were enrolled in the classes. Dur- ing the year the following trips were taken; one group went to moundville to explore the huge mounds and view the remains of ancient man. Another group visited Natural Bridge and Rickwood Caverns. This trip was connected with the World History Class during the year. Montogomery was the last place visited by students from Kennedy. This group toured the State Capital, which included going through the House of Representatives and House of Senate while in progress passing and vetoing bills. Besides going on these trips the students learned more about our country and the events taking place at the present time. Science Scientific research will pave the way for the future development in practically every business field in America today. That's why Kennedy High School offers General Science and Biology as required courses of study. The Home Ec. girls spent much of their time cooking and sewing. During the year they prepared three meals for themselves. They also learn how to manage a budget which will aid them in later life. Home Economics Agriculture During the year this group won the following events in FFA, FirstTlace County Speak- ing, First Place County Livestock Judging, County Dairy Judging, Third Place County Land Judging. District Dairy Judging Fourth Place, Livestock Judging Third Place. Music To appreciate music means, partly to feel happiness and pleasure in the sound of the music. Just to listen isn't enough for many people. At Kennedy we study the symphony pieces, along with the composers that wrote them. The class was the scene of entertainment many times during the year. Some of the performances were made on Career Day, Christmas, and at Vernon. Drivers Education A course in drivers education was offered for the first time at Kennedy this year. This course is designed to teach beginning drivers the skills and techniques of safe driving habits. These skills were taught on the road in the new drivers ed. car, as well as in the class room. Physical Education Grammar School Teachers _ I Elizabeth Karr J — i r- Isadora Stevens I Imogene Richards i Josephine Kennedy Evelyn Davis Iva Drivers Carolyn McGee LUNCHROOM WORKERS Jessie Vice Clara Bea Hudson Joyce Bobbett Staff BUS DRIVERS Troy Prater Robert Porter Horace Crawley W. L. Trull Bill Bittle Ester Owens ORGANIZATIONS Mrs. Bernice Bryant Sponsor FHA OFFICERS President--Linda Rushing Treasurer--Rosa Gray Vice President--Penny Davis Parliamentarian--Carol Powell Secretary--Kathy Taylor Recreation Leader--Jan Porter FFA OFFICERS President--Ricky Cash Treasurer--Paul Davis Vice President--Palmer Karr Sentinel--Alfred Taylor Secretary--John Prater Reporter--Billy Long S Mr. M. E. Karr Sponsor Elementary and High School 4-H OFFICERS: President Steve Hidgon, Vice President David Wilson, Sec, Wyman Barrett, Song Leader Larry Dean and Ronnie Nabors, Reporter Randy Foster. President Wanda White, Vice President Carol Crawford, Sec. Pam Madison, Song Leader Sherry McGee and Sherry Mathis. President Penny Davis, Vice President Anita Perkins, Secretary Ave Sue West, Song Leaders Pam Richards and Shirley Wheeler, Recreation Leaders Jane Crowe and Shirley Anderson. President Tommy Weathers, Vice President John McDanial, Secretary Mike Newman, Treasurer Richard White, Song Leaders Randy Stokes and James Bittle. Annual Qtaff Editor--David McAdams Assistant Editor--Janice Wallace STAFF Mary Anderson Gloria Belk Shelia Belk Ricky Cash Annette Champion Billy Foster Joan Foster Mary Gilliam Yvonne Hindman Kay Hildreth Olen Hudson Ronald Junkin Palmer Karr Billy Long Mike Miller Pam Powell John Prater Jerry Roberts Linda Rushing Alfred Taylor Billy Trull ATHLETICS A blaze of loyalty for the team which burns brightly in victory and is fanned, not extinguished, by the winds of defeat. Football ST ._ Ji£ Front Row: L-R Bobby Trull, Randy Junkin, Tommy Weathers, John McDaniel, Jim Anderson, Ronnie Barrett, Bill Dorroh, Max Junkins. Second Row; Mark Prater, Ronald Junkin, Douglas Trull, Paul Davis, Billy Foster, John Prater, Larry Barrett, Mike Aldridge. Third Row: Mike Miller, Ricky Cash, Palmer Karr, Billy Trull, David McAdams, Kenneth Taylor, Ronnie Weathers, Alfred Taylor. Coaches; Jack Battle and Larry Williams m PALMER KARR QB 3 letters ALFRED TAYLOR G 2 letters RICKY CASH E 2 letters DAVID McADAMS HB 5 letters RONALD JUNKIN T 2 letters MIKE MILLER T 2 letters JOHN PRATER T 3 letters BILLY TRULL E 3 letters PAUL DAVIS FB 3 letters RONNIE WEATHERS HB 1 letter KENNETH TAYLOR T 2 letters DOUGLAS TRULL G 2 letters LARRY BARRETT E 1 letter JIMMY ANDERSON B 1 letter MARK PRATER T 1 letter FRANKEL HUNNICUTT E 2 letters Basketball (Above) Varsity Coach, Larry Will- iams, observes B- Team in action. Palmer Karr (Pictured at Left) was voted the teams most valu- able player. Ronnie Weathers pops one from the corner. Roger Fowler goes for two in B-Team action. 1. DAVID McADAMS, 3 letters 2. PALMER KARR, 4 letters 3. BILLY DEAN LONG, 1 letter 4. RONNIE WEATHERS, 2 letters 5. DANNY PORTER, 1 letter 6. STEVE FOSTER, 2 letters 7. RONALD JUNKIN, 2 letters COACH LARRY WILLIAMS 7. Baseball Jackets Close Winning Season With Tournament Win . . . Kennedy defeated Millport twice thursday May 22, to win its own tournament. The tournament included Vernon, Millport, Fayette, and Kennedy in a double elimination tournament. In the second game of the first day of the tournament, Ken- nedy shut out Fayette, 7-0, with Junkins the winning pitcher. McAdams led Kennedy with a home run and 2 doubles. In the second day of action Millport defeated Kennedy 1-0. Millport scored the winning run in the top of the seventh inning. In the last semifinal game Kennedy eliminated Vernon by the score 4-3. Then on the final day of the tournament Kennedy defeated Millport by a score of 10-2. Karr was the winning pitcher, with Porter the leading batter with a double and three RBI's. In the championship game that was played on the same day, Kennedy scored 2 runs in the seventh to defeat Millport 4-3. Karr was the winning pitcher in relief with Hunnicutt driving in the winning runs with a base loaded single. Kennedy 0 Vernon 6 Kennedy 4 Sulligent 3 Kennedy 2 Vernon 6 Kennedy 1 Northside 4 Kennedy 4 Northside 10 Kennedy 17 Hubbert ville 3 Kennedy 0 Reform 2 Kennedy 14 Millport 4 Kennedy 9 Millport 1 Kennedy 1 Reform 7 Kennedy 3 Carrollton 1 Kennedy 7 Fayette 0 Kennedy 0 Millport 1 Kennedy 4 Vernon 3 Kennedy 10 Millport 2 Kennedy 4 Millport 3 KAY HILDRETH Head Cheerleader 3 years DIANNE DAILEY 1 year PENNY DAVIS 2 years KATHY DORROH 2 years JAN PORTER 2 years KATHY TAYLOR 2 years GLENDA TRULL 1 year Cheerleaders FAVORITES J Prince n Princess a D RORY OWENS N SUSAN CRAWLEY A First Row: Wyman Barrett, Shelia Stripling, Randy Foster, Sherri Mathis. Second Row: Scott Sullivan, Donna Cooper. Third Row: Rory Owens, Susan Crawley, Missy Hildreth, David Foster. WANDA MOORE PATRICIA THOMPSON Homecoming Queen Shelia Belk NANCY TRULL ROSA GRAY ANITA PERKINS PAMELA POWELL Outstanding Seniors RONALD JAY JUNK IN LINDA SUE RUSHING DONNA KAY HILDRETH As years at Kennedy High School pass, certain students make aca- demic and service records that demand respect. These are the ones that give a portion of them- selves to school and community. Enthusiasm and willingness to sacrifice make them first choice in the estimation of their class- mates. The Kenala, therefore, features these, our outstanding seniors. PAMELA JEAN POWELL CLASSES Debra Baswell Teresa Cash Becky Crawford David Foster Brenda Madison Marie Poole Genise Bobbit Ray Cook Bobby Dixon Debra Fowler Rayford McCool Bobby Rushing Neal Carrell Sammy Crowley Luretta Dixon Missy Hildreth Nicky Nichols Kay Shelton First Grade Jerry Strickland Judy Strickland Mike Vann Linda W arner Pam Whitson NOT PICTURED Freddy Justice Teddy Justice Larry Aldridge Second Grade Dianne Aldridge Gwen Alaridge Keith Bryant Donna Cooper Sandy Crawford Teresa Crowell Sheila Gilliam Willy L. Harton Rhonda Junkins Terri Long Jimmy Mathis Sherry Nabors Darlene Perkins James Reese Janet Reese Racheal Rushing Lethia Sansing James Shelton Sandra Stokes Sarah Strickland Melinda Sullivan Scott Sullivan Joseph Turner Marilyn Vice Michael Warner Terry Aldridge Doug Barrett Susan Crawley Mike Crowell Carlene Dean Tina Dean Frank Dorroh Anita Harris Richard Hildreth Melinda Holsonback Mike Holsonback Ricky Johnson Donna Junkins Ann Long Third Grade Russell Long Sandy McGee Rory Owens Emma Jean Parker Robbie Parker Jeff Richards Billy Joe Williams T erry W ilson Fourth Grade Kenneth Aldridge Dale Cash Cathy Crawford Lonnie Dixon Felisha Foster David Homan Wanda Aldridge Ray Aldridge Terry Wayne Aldridge Roger Long Terry McAdams Johnny McCool Janice Marie Poole Teresa Stokes Shelia Stripling Becky Thompson Nancy T urner Becky Vice Daphne White Wanda Barrett Faye Dixon Francis Foster Randy Foster Verlison Franks Barney Gilliam Christopher Gilliam Jane Gray Donald Harton Willow Harton David Hildreth Kitty Hunnicut Ricky Jones Harold Leonard Pamela Madison Sherri Mathis Sherry McGee Janice Moore Ronnie Nabors Ricky Owens Denise Perrigin Rodney Perrigin Billy Rushing Kenny Stripling Alvin Taylor Timothy Wheeler Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Wyman Barrett Carol Crawford Larry Crowe Larry Dean Steve Hidgon Dillard Mathews Millard Mathews Ricky Moore Dianne Nolend Debbie Owens Johnnie Jo Patchen Mary Alice Poole Shelby Porter Johnny Powell James Thorton Abbie Turner Wanda White David Wilson Gary Aldridge Jerry Aldridge Steve Aldridge Ricky Ary Brenda Blaylock Shirley Bobbitt Charlotte Carroll Shelby Cash Darlene Crawley Sally Dixon Robert Fowler Andy Foster John Hildreth Hank Hindman Gwenda Hunnicutt Jewel McCool Evelyn Mitchell Wanda Moore Wayne Moore Lucinda Poole James Porter Anita Pratt Ricky Rushing Ricky Stripling Jeff Taylor Hokie Trull John David Trull Richard White Junior Two Bevelyn Aldridge Shirley Anderson Ronnie Barrett James Bittle Jane Crowe Becky Dorroh Charles Fowler Bill Gilliam Jimmy Gilliam Regina Gilliam James Gilpin Dennis Howard Linda Leonard Sandra Leonard Brenda Long Dennis Madison Kenneth Mathews John McDaniel Kenneth Moore Mike Newman Mary Porter Pam Richards Randy Stokes Patricia Thompson Tommy Weathers Shirley Wheeler Steve Wright CLASS OFFICERS: Kenny Nabors, President: Shirley Anderson, Vice President: Jane Crowe, Secretary and Treasurer. Top Row: Mike Aldridge, Sandra Brewer, Rich- ard Bobo. Second Row: Sharron Carroll, Denise Crawley, Jane Davis. Bottom Row: Billy Dorroh, Carolyn Franks, Roger Fowler. Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS: Richard Bobo, President: Geroge New- man, Vice-President: Denise Crawley, Secretary and Trea- surer: Mike Rushing, Reporter. First Row: Deloras Gilliam, Higdon, Frankel Hunnicutt. Second Row: Max Junkins, Randy Junkin, George Newman. Third Row: Anita Perkins, James Poole, Walter Poole. Fourth Row: Sandy Porter, Mike Rushing, Dennis Smith. Fifth Row: MikeTrull, Sherry Vann, Ava Sue West. Not Pictured: Alfred Dixon. Jimmy Anderson Larry Barrett Wayne Hildreth Shelia Hindman Jane Jones Martha Moore Larry Nabors CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Powell, President: Jimmy Anderson, Vice President; Larry Nabors, Secretary, Wanda Taylor, Treasurer: Sheila Hindman, Annual Representative. Carol Powell Mark Prater Judy Roberts Evelyn Stripling SOphOPTlOrfiS Wanda Taylor Bobby Trull Nancy Trull Jimmie Ann Bittle Patricia Bobbitt Peggy Collins Dianne Dailey Paul Davis Penny Davis Kathy Dorroh Barbara Dixon Jerry Duck Alice Foster Steve Foster Claudine Fowler Verlene Fowler Rosa Gray Ken Holliman Jimmy Hudson Ricky Hudson Bertha Hughes Glinda Johnson Loyd Moore Kathy Taylor Danny Porter Jan Porter Kenneth Taylor Donna Thompson Douglas Trull Glenda Trull Mickey Watkins Ronnie W eathers Debra White LINDA RUSHING is Salutato- rian of our class. Her average for the last four years is 92. 55. Class Officers DAVID McADAMS is Valedic- torian of the 1969 Senior Class. He has an average of 96.68. This average is based on his grades of the last four years. Treasurer RICKY CASH Secretary KAY HILDRETH Vice President JERRY ROBERTS President PAM POWELL ANDERSON, MARYANN 7th- 9th 4-H and Music; 9th-12th FHA; Honor Roll; 12th Annual Staff. BELK, GLORIA JEAN 7th-9th 4-H; Class Officer 9th; 10th- 12th FHA; 10th Miss K.H.S.; 11th Beta Club; Honor Roll; Glee Club; 12th Annual Staff; 12th Class Favorite. Gloria Jean Belk BELK, SHELIA 9th 4-H; 10th- 12th FHA; 10th K Club and Cheerleader. CASH, RICKY 8th-12th FFA; Football; K Club; Class Treasurer; Annual Staff; Presi- dent of FFA; and 3 letters in Football; B Honor Roll; 11th Vice-Pres. of FFA; K.H.S. Escort. Shelia Belk Ricky Cash CHAMPION, ANNETTE 8th 4-H and Choir; 9th-12th FHA; 10th Honor Roll and Glee Club; 11th-12th Beta Club; 10th Class Favorite; 7th and 11th Homecoming Maid; 12th Miss K.H.S. and Annual Staff. FOSTER, BILLY 7th 4-H; 8th-12th Football; FFA 8th- 12th and K Club; 10th Miss K.H.S. Escort; 11th Glee Club and Baseball; ”K” Club President; Annual Staff; Made All Conference WCAAC 12th. Annette Champion Billy Foster 86 FOSTER, JOAN 8th 4-H and Choir; 9th-12th and FHA; 10th Glee Club; 12th Annual Staff. GILLIAM, MARY 8th 4-H Club; Choir 9th-12th; Beta Club; 10th Glee Club and Honor Roll; 12th Annual Staff and Betty Crocker Award. HINDMAN, YVONNE 7th-9th 4-H Club; Sec. 9th; 12th FHA; Student Council; 10th Class Officer; 12th Annual Staff; First Runner-Up in Beauty Walk. HILDRETH, KAY 8th 4-H and Choir; 9th- 12th FHA; 9th-12th Cheerleader; K Club; 10th Class Sec.; Beta Club; 11th Class Reporter; 12th Class Sec., Annual Staff; Senior Who's Who; Honor Roll. HUDSON, OLEN FFA 9th-12th; Football 9th-12th; K Club 9th-12th; Homecoming Escort. JUNKIN, RONALD llth-12th FFA; 11th Student Council; Miss K.H.S. Escort; llth-12th Honor Roll; K Club; Glee Club; Football; 12th Annual Staff; Basketball; Baseball; Senior Who's Who. 87 KARR, PALMER 8th 4-H; 8th- 12th Football; Baseball; Basket- ball; 9th Miss K.H S. Escort; Jr. Beta Club; Class Officer; 10th-12th Beta Club; 10th-12th K Club; Honor Roll; 12th FFA Vice President; Annual Staff; Senior Who's Who. LONG, BILLY DEAN 8th 4-H; 8th-12th FFA; 11th Honor Roll; Homecoming Escort; 10th Glee Club; 12th Basketball; Student Council; Annual Staff; FFA Officer. McADAMS, DAVID 8th-12th Football; Basketball; Baseball; Beta Club; Choir; FFA 10th and FFA Officer; Honor Roll; Class President 9th; K Club 10th- 12th; 10th Student Council; 10th Class Reporter; 11th Class Treasurer; President of Beta Club 12th; Annual Editor. MILLER, MIKE FFA 10th-12th; Beta Club 11th; K Club 10th- 12th; Football 10th-12th; Annual Staff. POWELL, PAMELA 10th-llth FHA; Officer 10th; 7th-9th 4-H; Class Sec. 9th; Class Favorite 10th; Homecoming Maid 10th and 12th; Beta Club 11th; Honor Roll; Office Sec. llth-12th; President of Class 12th; Annual Staff. PRATER, JOHN 8th-12th FFA; K Club 10th-12th; 12th Honor Roll; 11th-12th Football; FFA Officer; Class Favorite; Annual Staff. 88 Janice Wallace Linda Rushing Billy Trull Jerry Roberts Alfred Taylor ROBERTS, JERRY FFA 10th- 12th; Homecoming Escort 11th; K Club; Annual Staff; Class Vice President 12th, RUSHING, LINDA Class Presi- dent 8th; Choir and 4-H Club 8th-12th; Vice President 9th; Jr. Beta Club; Sr. Beta Club; 12th Honor Roll; 12th Miss DAR; Salutatorian; Annual Staff; Who's Who. TAYLOR, ALFRED FFA 10th- 12th; K Club; Football; Basketball; 11th Baseball; B Honor Roll; Annual Staff; 10th Glee Club. TRULL, BILLY 8th-12thFFA; 8th 4-H; K Club; 10th-llth Honor Roll and Football; 12th Annual Staff. WALLACE, JANICE 8th 4-H Club; 9th-12th FHA; 10th-T2th Beta Club; Glee Club 10th; 12th Student Council; Honor Roll; 11th Class Treasurer; 12th Annual Staff. Dedication Because she has worked for and with us, because she has given generously of her time and wisdom - words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admiration for this woman. She was never too busy to stop and talk with a student or to help the school in any way she could. In appreciation for such devoted service the annual staff proudly dedicates the 1969 Kenala to MRS. WILLENA DAVIS ADVERTISERS � � ■ 3BS®5 2EE3S8 B J SALES VERNON DRUG CO. INC Belk, Alabama Phone 695-7599 McGEE GROCERY BODY SHOP Hightogy, Alabama Compliments of MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Kennedy, Alabama Phone 596-3422 VERNON MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. AND EMPLOYEES Vernon, Alabama MERCHANTS FARMERS BANK Millport and Kennedy Members of F. D. I. C. 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