Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

KENALA Kennedy Hig School Kennedy, Alabama The Dawn Our KENALA this year places emphasis on the changes taking place in our world to- day as well as those in our own school. It is our goal that this years Kenala will serve as a refresher of the memories that we made and shared together. We hope our yearbook will show that our school provided many moments of enjoyment as well as time for learning in our Dawning of a New Beginning. of a New Beginning Brings CONTENTS Curriculum — 13 Organizations 27 Sports 37 Favorites 53 Classes - - - 63 Advertising - - - 93 3 Conflict and More Relaxation CURRICULUM Mr. McGee Mr. Riley McGee received his B.S. degree from Liv- ingston and his Masters de- gree from the University of Alabama. He has been principal at Kennedy for the last eleven years. During this time, the stu- dents, faculty, and par- ents have come to respect and admire his adminis- trative abilities. 2. 3. Elem Faculty 1. Special Education - MRS. BRYAN 2. Third Grade - MRS. RICHARD 3. Second Grade - MRS. LYLES 4. Fourth Grade - MRS. KENNEDY 5. First Grade - MRS. KARR 6. Sixth Grade - MRS. DAVIS 7. Fifth Grade - MRS. McGEE 15 Films, Records, and Trips Portray the Past as Well as the Future The field of social studies offers a wide variety of courses at Kennedy. This is a very important field and its role of importance in education increases year by year. To many, history sounds dull, but with all the new equip- ment and trips, it isn't. Coach Larry Williams and Mr. John McAdams are the teachers. Music and Driver Education The choir at Kennedy performs at all occasions that we have at the school. Mrs. Vick taught us to sing a dif- ferent tune in every melody. The driver education course teaches beginning drivers the skills and techniques of being safe drivers. Mrs. Truelove is the instructor. Modern Mafh Breeds Confusion Math is becoming important in todays fast growing world. To keep up with todays advanced technology, Kennedy offers modern math. Algebra I and II, and geometry. These math courses are taught by Mr. Terry Dillard and Coach Don Thornton. 18 Space Age Brings Many Changes to Science Science is a vital and necessary development in business fields of today. Kennedy High School of- fers courses in general science and biology. The students are taught a general course in health and some modern scientific methods. Science is taught by Mrs. Mildred Truelove and biology by Mr. Terry Dillard. 19 Shakespearean Plays Create a Mood of Excitement To be or not to be, as said in Hamlet, is expressed in the field of English Literature at Kennedy. Shakespeare's importance in the world of English today is superior to that of any other English writer. Senior High English is taught by Mrs. Yvlette Savage and Junior High by Mrs. Ellen McAdams. Addition of Speech Improves Curriculum This was the first year that speech has been offered at Kennedy. It proved to be a favorite among many stu- dents. Included in the speech curriculum were plays, storytelling, choral reading, and of course the writing and presenting of speeches. This subject was taught by Mrs. Ellen McAdams. Our Vocational Subjects 22 The Home Ec. girls learned many new skills that will aid them in later years as a homemaker. They learned how to sew, cook, manage a budget, and keep things tidy and clean. As a project this year, the Sr. High girls covered the office sofa. These skills and techniques were demonstrated by Mrs. Bernice Bryant. Fitness Is Essential for the Future Not only does P.E. provide needed exercise for boys and girls but it also pro- vides many hours of enjoyment. This year's classes were taught by Mrs. Laudice Junkins. Coach Larry Williams, and Coach Don Thornton. Business Education At Kennedy High this year both typing and bookkeep- ing are offered. Both are a vital skill in many of today's jobs and this is one of the many reasons they are taught at Kennedy. These courses are taught by Mrs. Jacqueline Hughes, who is teaching at Kennedy for the first time this year. Staff 1. W. L. Trull Esther Owens Charles Foster M. L. Wilson Troy Prater Bill Bittle 2. Ferman Aldridge 3. Jessie Vice Joyce Bobbitt Clara Bea Hudson 27 FHA OFFICERS Pres. - Patricia Bobbitt Vice-Pres. - Carol Powell Sec. - Penny Davis Rep. - Wanda Taylor Hist. - Sharlene Foster Pari. - Jimmie Ann Bittle Rec. Leader - Denise Crowley 30 FFA OFFICERS Pres. - Paul Davis Vice-Pres. - Max Junkins Sec. - Loyd Moore Treas. - George Storey Sent. - Ronnie Weathers Rep. - Frankel Hunnicutt 31 “K” Club OFFICERS President - Paul Davis Vice-Pres. - Larry Barrett Secretary - Kathy Dorroh Reporter - Penny Davis Sgt. at Arms - George Storey Annual Staff BOTTOM TO TOP: Editor Penny Davis Assistant Editor Rosa Gray Business Manager Debra White Copy Editor Kathy Dorroh Sports Editor Patricia Bobbitt Typist Glinda Johnson Sales Manager Alice Foster Ads Editor Jimmie Ann Bittle Typist Dianne Dailey Photographer Danny Porter 33 Elementary and High School 4-H OFFICERS President - Terry McAdams Vice-Pres. - Billy Rushing Secretary - Barney Gilliam Song Leaders - Alvin Taylor Roger Long OFFICERS President - Sherry McGee Vice-Pres. - Sherri Mathis Secretary - Kitty Hunnicutt Song Leaders - Pam Madison Sandy McGee Rec. Leaders - Jane Gray Denise Perrigen 34 Student Council 36 OFFICERS President - Paul Davis Vice-President - Jimmie Ann Bittle Secretary - Kathy Dorroh ■■«■■MM Jackets Begin Comeback Satisfaction is the keyword that might best describe the 1969 football season. The team, playing in the shadow of a previous seasons ten game losing streak, pulled out with a remarkable 4-6 record. After losing our first four games, we won our first game in three years by beating Hubbertville 27-12. We lost another to Carrollton and then won our next three against Livingston, T. W. Martin, and Cale- donia. We lost our last game in a heartbreaker to Berry in the final three minutes. 1. Coach Don Thornton Coach Larry Williams 2. Anderson picks up yardage against Berry 3. Barrett rounds the corner against T. W. Martin 38 1. Hayden pulls in another against Carrollton 2. Eaul Davis gets instruc- tions from the sideline. 3. Anderson slips past the Livingston defenders. 3. 39 1. Hayden catches a pass against Berry 2. Coach gives the boys advice from the sideline PAUL DAVIS 4 letters RONNIE WEATHERS 2 letters GEORGE STOREY 4 letters RICHARD NOLAND 2 letters LARRY BARRETT 2 letters JIMMY ANDERSON 2 letters GLEN HAYDEN 2 letters BILLY DORROH 1 letter MAX JUNKINS 1 letter RAY POOLE 1 letter ALFRED DIXON 1 letter MIKE TRULL 1 letter FRANKEL HUNNICUTT 2 letters DENNIS MADISON 1 letter TOMMY WEATHERS 1 letter RONNIE BARRETT 1 letter john McDaniel 1 letter JAMES GILPIN 1 letter 3. Anderson runs for more valu- able yardage in the Berry con- test 1. Barrett gains yardage against Hubbertville defender Anderson scores on Berry Wild- cats 2. Season Ends With Bright Outlook for the Future 1. Hayden picks up yardage against Berry 2. Tommy Weathers stops a Carroll- ton back 3. Team Picture 42 1. Larry Barrett leads the way for Glen Hayden in the Carrollton game. 2. Coach Don Thornton with Captain Paul Davis and Captain George Storey 43 Yellow Jackets Take Advantage of New Gym 1. Bartrait of a victory 2. Paul Davis, 2 letters, scores against Vernon 3. Richard Noland, 1 letter 4. Roger Fowler, 1 letter, shoots against Vernon 5. Captain Storey, 2 letters, talks with referee before Akron game INUTE5 SECONDS • ••• U PERIOD - � f Raipisi U ! MJD ME VI5ITDR 2. HAYDEN, 1 letter, scores against Carrollton 3. JOHNNY WILSON, 2 letters 4. KEN HOLLIMAN, 1 letter, talks it over with Coach Williams during a time out 45 Young Boys Display Winning Spirit Jackets Are Second in WCAACBaseball 1. Catcher Paul Davis makes a throw to second base. 2. Junkins heads home. 3. Hunnicutt is safe at third. 1. 4. Weathers leads off against Vernon. 5. Jackets beat Rams and move into WCAAC play-offs. 5. 48 1. Cooper has a winning combination for the Jackets. 2. Max Junkins sticks close to the bag. 3. Paul Davis tags another out. 4. Davis crosses the plate for the Jackets. 5. Hunnicutt scoops up another at first. 49 Cheerleaders Create Enthusiasm 1. WANDA TAYLOR 1 Year PENNY DAVIS 3 Years KATHY DORROH - Head 3 Years 51 1. SANDRA BREWER 1 Year 2. SHELIA HINDMAN 1 Year 3. DELORES GILLIAM 1 Year Miss K.H.S. Miss Jr. K.H.5. Donna Blaylock 55 Prince and Princess 1. Jane Gray 2. Robbie Durough 3. Beckey Vice David Hildreth 4. Janet Reese Jimmy Mathis Homecoming Queen Kathy Dorroh Peggy Collins Judy Roberts Wanda White Shirley Bobbitt Shirley Anderson Sandy Porter 57 Outstanding The KEN ALA is proud to present four seniors chosen by the faculty as Outstanding Seniors. This selection was based on scholastic achievements as well as their participation in ex- tracurricular activities. ROSA GRAY PENNY DAVIS 58 Seniors KATHY DORROH GEORGE STOREY 59 Special Honors 1. George Storey, 1969 All-State Football team 2. Paul Davis, East-West Regional All-Star Baseball team 3. Sharlene Foster, Magazine Sales Award 4. Penny Davis, State 4-H Jr. Leadership Miss DAR Penny Davis 62 First Graders Adjust to Their New Environment Larry Aldridge Pam Aldridge Derrick Cobb Tammy Cork Bill Crawford Wanda Durough Jeffery Faulkner Stanley Fowler Jimmie Harton Willie Harton Jeff Hayden Tammy Long Debra Matthews Danny Moore Purvey Moore Randall Moore Douglas Nabors Tommy Nichols Melisa Owens Sandy Palmer Bobby Rushing Keith Rushing Jenita Shelton Johnny Strickland 64 Lesia Stripling Judy Strickland Johnny Rae Sullivan Ricky Warner Dawn White Jackie Wilson Margaret Vann Eager Youngsters Make Dedra Baswell Genise Bobbitt Neal Carrell Teresa Cash Ray Cook Rebecca Crawford Sammy Crowley Bobby Dixon Luretta Dixon David Foster Debra Fowler Lover Fowler Carolyn Harton Dennis Hannah Willie L. Harton Melissa Hildreth Donna Larwood Christopher Maddox Brenda Madison Rayford McCool Nicky Nichols Marie Poole Jerry Strickland Sarah Strickland Malinda Sullivan Daniel Tomlin Michael Vann Linda Warner Michael Warner Pamela Whitson 66 Progress in Their Second Year Third Grade Wins Prince and Princess Contest Dinah Aldridge Gwen Aldridge Keith Bryant Sandy Crawford Eulene Fowler Sheila Gilliam Geneva Hannah Micheal Hayden Nancy Hayden Rhonda Junkins Ramona Larwood Terri Long Jimmy Mathis LaKendrick McDougal Sherry Nabors Horace Noland Darlene Perkins James Reese Janet Reese Rachel Rushing 68 Leitha Sansing James Shelton Scott Sullivan Kathy Tomlin Joe Turner Marilyn Vice Debra Harton 69 Fourth Graders Talo Terri Beth Aldridge Douglas Barrett Susan Crowley Carlene Dean Tina Dean Frank Dorroh Robbie Durough Anita Harris Richard Hildreth Jimmy Joe Holsonback Melinda Holsonback Mike Holsonback Ricky Johnson Donna Junkins Theresa Long 70 on New Responsibility Russell Long Sandra McGee Patricia Noland Rory Owens Emma Jean Parker Jeff Richards Randy Rushing Gary Stripling Joyce Strickland Judy Stripling Donna Vann Dianne Vice Billy Joe Williams Terry Lynn Wilson 71 The Fifth Grade Christmas Party Was a Smashing Success Bobby Atkins Ray Aldridge Terry Aldridge Wanda Aldridge Dale Cash Cathy Crawford Lonnie Dixon Troy Fowler Delois Harton Marcus Harton Ralph Harton David Hildreth Ricky Jones Roger Long Terry McAdams Johnny McCool Janice Poole Shellia Stripling Nancy Turner Rebecca Vice Daphne White 72 73 Sixth Graders Prepare for New Responsibilities Wanda Barrett Donald Blaylock Arletha Campbell Larry Crowe Linda Faye Dixon Frances Foster Barney Gilliam Chris Gilliam Jane Gray Rondey Hannah Donald Harton Willow T. Harton Terry Hayden Kitty Hunnicutt Harold Leonard Pamela Madison Sherri Ann Mathis Sherry McGee Janice Moore Ronnie Nabors 74 75 The Special Class Is Alma Cooper Gloria Hayden Dillard Matthews Millard Matthews Kathy Parker James Porter Jerry Shelton Carl Strickland Terry Strickland Ricky Stripling Dorothy Sudduth Junior Sudduth James Thornton 76 Another First at Kennedy OFFICERS President - Carol Crawford Vice-President - Wanda White Secretary - Dianne Noland Wyman Barrett Gene Campbell Carol Crawford Larry Dean Ronald Harton Sue Harton Steve Higdon John Hildreth Ricky Moore Wayne Moore Dianne Noland Debbie Owens Johnny Patchen Lucinda Poole 78 Seventh Graders Face a New Challenge Mary Alice Poole Shelby Porter Johnny Powell Karen Stokes Philip Strickland Abbie Turner Wanda White David Wilson Eighth Graders Win First OFFICERS President Jerry Aldridge Vice- President Gwenda Hunnicutt Secretary Hokie Trull Treasurer Jeff Taylor Gary Aldridge Jerry Aldridge Steve Aldridge Ricky Ary Brenda Blaylock Shirley Bobbitt Charlotte Carrell Shelby Cash Mammie Cooper Paul Cooper Darlene Crowley Andy Foster Kenny Hayden Hank Hindman Gwenda Hunnicutt 80 Game in New Gym Dianne Kinard Jewell McCool Evelyn Mitchell Wanda Moore Anita Pratt Ricky Rushing Barbara Stokes Mary Strickland Jeff Taylor Hokie Trull John David Trull 81 OFFICERS President - Tommy Weathers Vice-President - Kenny Nabors Sec. and Treas. - Becky Dorroh Bevelyn Aldridge Shirley Anderson Ronnie Barrett James Bittle Donna Blaylock Jane Crowe Becky Dorroh Joe Duck Bill Gilliam Jimmy Gilliam Regina Gilliam Donald Harton Linda Leonard Sandra Leonard Brenda Long Dennis Madison Kenneth Matthews John McDaniel 82 Freshmen Try to Survive Kenneth Nabors Mike Newman Mary Porter Pam Richards Tommy Weathers Shirley Wheeler Richard White Steve Wright 83 Sophomores Plan for the Future OFFICERS President - Frankel Hunnicutt Vice-President - Sherry Vann Sec. and Treas. - Sandy Porter Richard Bobo Sandra Brewer Sharon Carrell Denise Crowley Jane Davis Alfred Dixon Bill Dorroh Roger Fowler Delores Gilliam Brenda Higdon Frankel Hunnicutt Max Junkins Randy Junkin J. P. Kinard George Newman SI Anita Kay Perkins James Poole Ray Poole Sandy Porter Mike Rushing Dennis Smith Lillie Storey Mike Trull Sherry Trull Ava Sue West Joyce Wilson 85 Juniors Sponsor Jimmy Anderson Larry Barrett Jimmy Gray Jimmy Harton Glen Hayden Wayne Hildreth Shelia Hindman Jane Jones OFFICERS 86 President - Shelia Hindman Vice-President - Judy Roberts Secretary - Wanda Taylor Treasurer - Martha Moore Beauty Walk Mark Prater Judy Roberts Evelyn Stripling Wanda Taylor Bobby Trull Nancy Trull Evelyn Wilson Johnny Wilson Martha Moore Larry Nabors Carol Powell Seniors: Look Out World, Here We Come! ROSA GRAY is Valedictorian of the 1970 Senior Class. She has an average of 96.8. This average is based on her grades of the last four years. PENNY DAVIS is Salutatorian of the class. Her average for the last four years is 96.6. CLASS OFFICERS President - Sharlene Foster Vice-Pres. - Jimmie Ann Bittle Secretary - Rosa Gray Treasurer - Debra White Sponsor MRS. YVLETTE SAVAGE BITTLE, JIMMIE ANN 9th-12th FHA; Pari. 12th; Hist. 11th; Beta Club 10th-12th; Treas. 12th; Honor Roll; 10th Class Sec. and Treas.; Student Council 11th-12th; V. Pres. 11th-12th; 12th Class V. Pres.; Glee Club 9th-10th. BOBBITT, PATRICIA 4-H 7th-9th; FHA 8th- 12th; Pres. 12th; Glee Club 8th-10th; Beta Club 10th-12th; Pres. 12th; Honor Roll; Homecom- ing Maid 10th; Miss KHS Attendant 11th; An- nual Staff 12th; Student Council 12th; Stanley Sales Award 11th; Magazine Sales Cert. 12th; Beauty Walk 11th- 12th. COLLINS, PEGGY 4-H 7th-8th; Rec. Leader 7th; FHA 8th-12th; Choir 8th-12th; Homecom- ing Maid 12th; Beauty Walk, Top Ten 12th; Pep Club. DAILEY, DIANNE FHA 8th-11th; Choir 8th- 11th; Cheerleader 11th; K Club 11th; Pep Club 12th; Miss KHS Attendant 8th; Magazine Sales Cert. 12th; Annual Staff 12th; 4-H 7th. DAVIS, PAUL 4-H 8th; FFA‘8th-12th; Pres. 12th; Football 8th- 12th; C� pt. 12th; All WCAAC 11th; Baseball 8th-12th; Basketball 8th-12th; K Club 8th- 12th; Pres. 12th; 10th Class Pres.; Student Council 11th-12th; Pres. 12th. DAVIS, PENNY 4-H 7th-12th; Pres. 9th and 11th; County Council 1st V. Pres. 8th and Pres. 12th; State Jr. Leadership 12th; FHA 8th- 12th; V. Pres. 11th; Sec. 12th; Who's Who 9th; Head Jr. Cheerleader 9; Var. Chldr. 10th- 12th; K Club 9th-12th; Rep. 9th and 10th and 12th; Jr. Beta Cl. 8th-9th; Pres. 9th; Sr. Beta Cl. 10th- 12th; V. P. 11th; Stu. Coun: 9th-10th; Sec. 10th; llthClass Pres.; Annual Ed. 12th; Miss DAR 12th; Sal.; Out- standing Teenagers of America; Outst. Sr.; Pres. County Photo Club; Betty Crocker Award; Girl's State Rep.; State Homemakers Deg. 12th; Capt. Girls FB 7th; Capt. Volleyball llth-12th; County Track and Field Day 10th-12th; I Dare You Award; Beauty Walk, 3rd Place 12th; Magazine Sales Award 12th NEDT Cert. ; Hon. Men. Science Fair 9th; Choir 8th-9th; Honor Roll. DIXON, BARBARA FH A 9th- 12th; Glee Club 11th-12th; Annual Staff 12th; Beauty Walk 12th; Volleyball 12th; Track Field 11th-12th. DORROH, KATHY 4-H 8th; Jr. Cheerleader 8th-9th; FHA 8th-11th; Jr. Beta Club 8th-9th; Sr. Beta Club 10th-12th; Miss Jr. KHS 9th; Var. Cheerleader 10th-12th; Head 12th; K Club 10th-12th; Honor Roll; Student Council 11th- 12th; Outstanding Sr.; Outstanding Teenagers of America 12th; Annual Staff; Homecoming Queen 12th; Magazine Sales Award 12th. DUCK, JERRY FFA 8th-12th; Glee Club 10th- 12th; 4-H 7th-8th; Basketball 7th. FOSTER, ALICE 4-H 7th-9th; FHA 8th-12th; Miss KHS Attendant 10th; Honor Roll; Glee Club 8th-10th; Beauty Walk 11th; Annual Sales Man- ager 12th. FOSTER, SHARLENE 4-H 7th-10th; Pres. 8th; FHA 8th-10th and 12th; Hist. 12th; State Homemakers Degree 12th; Honor Roll; Jr. Beta Club 8th-9th; Sr. Beta Club 10th and 12th; 7th Class Reporter; 12th Class Pres.; Homecoming Maid 8th; Office Asst. 7th-10th; Feature Ed. of Annual 12th; Top Magazine Sale Award. FOSTER, STEVE FFA 10thrl2th; K Club 11th; Basketball 9th-llth; Baseball 9th-11th; BELK; 4-H 7th-9th; Rep. 7th; Sec. 9th; Glee Club 12th. FOWLER, CLAUDINE TODD: Glee Club 10th; Talent Show, First Place 10th; KENNEDY: Glee Club 11th-12th; FHA 11th-12th; Annual Staff 12th; Beauty Walk 11th- 12th; Pep Club 12th; Track and Field Day 11th; Talent Show 11th. FOWLER, VERLENE TODD: Glee Club 10th; Talent Show, First Place 10th; Sports; KEN- NEDY: FHA 11th-12th; Glee Club 11th-12th; Beauty Walk 11th; Annual Staff 12th; Track and Field Day 11th and 12th; Talent Show 11th. 90 GRAY, ROSA 4-H 7th-8th; FHA 8th-11th; Treas. 11th; Jr. Beta Club 8th-9th; Sec. and Treas. 9th; Who's Who 9th; Sr. Beta Club 10th- 12th; Sec. 11th; V. Pres. 12th; Honor Roll;Stu- dent Council 10th; Class V. Pres. 10th and 11th; 12th Class Sec.; Office Sec. 11th-12th; Asst. Ed. of Annual 12th; Valedictorian; Homecoming Maid 11th; Outstanding Sr.; Outstanding Teen- ager of America 12th. HAMNER, JIMMY FFA 9th- 12th; Student Coun- cil 8th; Homecoming Escort 12th; Pep Club 12th; Annual Staff 12th. HANNAH, LOUISE TODD: Cheerleader 10th- 11th; Glee Club 11th; T Club; 10th-11th; F.T.A. 11th; Volleyball; FHA 9th-11th; Hist. 11th; KENNEDY: FHA 12th; Annual Staff 12th; Glee Club 12th; Volleyball 12th. HARTON, SANDRA TODD: Track Field 11th; KENNEDY: FHA 12th; Annual Staff 12th; Beauty Walk 12th; Pep Club 12th; Advertiser 12th. HOLLIMAN, KEN FFA 11th-12th; 4-H 7th-9th; Basketball 7th-9th (Belk); Basketball 11th-12th. HUGHES, BERTHA 4-H 8th; FHA 8th-12th; Who's Who 9th; Glee Club 10th; Honor Roll; Honorable Mention Science Fair 9th; Beauty Walk 12th; Annual Staff 12th. JOHNSON, GLINDA 4-H 7th-9th; Songleader 7th and 8th; FHA 8th-11th; Glee Club 8th- 10th; Honor Roll; Sr. Beta Club 12th; Annual Typist 12th; Sec. to Guidance Counselor. MADDOX, SANDY TODD: FHA 9th-11th; B.M.C. Club 11th; Student Council 10th-llth; FHA Rep. 10th-11th; Library Club 11th; 10th Class Sec.; KENNEDY: FHA 12th; Annual Staff 12th; Glee Club 12th. 91 MOORE, LOYD 4-H 7th-8th; V. Pres. 7th; FFA 8th-12th; Sec. 12th; 8th Class Rep.; Basketball 10th-11th; Asst. Photographer to Annual 12th. NOLAND, RICHARD TODD: Football 9th- 11th; Basketball 9th-11th; Baseball 9th-11th; ”T Club 9th-11th; B.M.C. Club 11th; FTA 11th; Track 11th; FFA 9th-llth; Rep. 10th; Li- brary Club 11th; KENNEDY: FFA 12th; Annual Staff 12th; Glee Club 12th; Track 12th; Base- ball 12th; Basketball 12th; Football 12th. PORTER, DANNY 4-H 8th; FFA 8th-12th; Foot- ball 8th; Basketball 10th- 11th; Baseball 9th- 12th; Annual Photographer 12th; 8th Class Pres.; 7th Class Rep.; Track 10th-11th; 10th Class Favorite; ”K Club 9th-12th; Glee Club 12th. STOREY, GEORGE Basketball 9th-12th; Foot- ball 9th-12th; Outstanding Sr.; K Club 12th; Sgt. at Arms 12th; FFA 12th; Capt. Football and Basketball; All State Football; Basketball, All County, District, and Conference; Honor- able Mention All State Basketball. TRULL, GLENDA Jr. Cheerleader 7th-9th; Var- sity Cheerleader 11th; K” Club 9th-12th; Jr. Beta Club 8th-9th; 9th Class Sec. and Treas.; FHA 8th-12th; Sr. Beta Club 10th; Miss KHS 12th; Beauty Walk 12th; Pep Club 12th; V. Pres. 12th; 4-H 7th-8th; Rec. Leader 7th; Top Stan- ley Award 11th; Magazine Cert. WATKINS, MICKEY FFA 9th-11th; Glee Club 12th. WEATHERS, RONNIE Football 8th- 12th; Bas- ketball 8th- 11th; Baseball 7th- 12th; Miss KHS Escort 9th-10th; ”K Club 10th-12th; FFA 8th- 12th; Glee Club 12th; FFA Sentinel; Honorable Mention, Football. WHITE, DEBRA FHA 8th-12th; Sr. Beta Club 10th- 12th; Honor Roll; 12th Class Treas.; Busi- ness Manager of Annual 12th; Jr. Beta Club. 92 AUTO-DIESEL SERVICE Repairs and Road Service Ten Years Experience Belk, Alabama WOODIE’S Millport, Alabama ADVERTISEMENTS KENNEDY LUMBER CO. Kennedy, Alabama 596-3529 FIRST NATIO N A L BANK NEWMAN LUMBER CO. Belk, Alabama MERCHANTS ROBERTS AND NICHOLS ASSOCIATION HARDWARE CO. Gateway Shopping Center Highway 82 East Columbus, Miss. Phone 932-5319 lAj Fayette, Alabama QaJ£Muj. FAYETTE GRAIN |7shopping 71 [|l CENTER IJ FEED CO. INC. rir Complete one stop Family shopping Manufacturers of Blue Ribbon Feeds 932-6732 Fayette, Ala. CITIZEN’S BANK Save 'fyoux 'Wtottcy Fayette, Alabama CAMPBELL’S JEWELRY Fayette, Alabama JONE'S AUTO PARTS Vernon, Alabama Phone 695-7310 Si m KENNEDY AND MILLPORT Alabama MOORE’S GROCERY Phone 932-4132 Belk, Alabama COLLINS' FABRIC CENTER Sew and Save Vernon, Alabama McGEE GROCERY AND BODY SHOP Hightogy, Alabama MATHIS GROCERY SERVICE STATION AND BAIT SHOP SHELl' Phone 662-4826 Millport, Alabama VERNON MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. AND EMPLOYEES Vernon, Alabama FLAV-O-RICH ALL JERSEY MILK Fayette, Ala. Graie A Pasteurized HOMOGENIZED 'yStcmin'O MRS. V. C. PAUL AUGUSTA V. THOMPSON Tax Collector Vernon, Ala. Judge of Probate Vernon, Alabama ROBERTSON GROCERY AND MARKET Vernon Alabama Ph. 695-7946 Free Delivery DAN B. CROSS LEY Sheriff of Lamar County Vernon, Ala. F. L. WALDEN Tax Assessor Vernon, Alabama LAMAR INSURANCE AGENCY INC. THE PRATER COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance Fayette, Alabama HARLAN PRATER HI, Agent TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHING AND THE SQUIRE SHOP Headquarters for Family Clothing Vernon, Ala. COOK'S PHARMACY Charles L. Cook Gifts Drugs Member of County Board of Education Vernon, Ala. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Ken Bragg, Agent Vernon, Alabama WESTSIDE SERVICE STATION Lubrication - Tires - Accessories Vernon, Ala. THE DRIFTWOOD RESTAURANT McArthur motel Vernon, Alabama Vernon, Ala. Phone 695-7660 MOORE’S FLOWERS THE PALACE Gifts for Every Occasion Merle Norman Studio Fayette, Ala. FAYETTE INSURANCE AGENCY Fayette, Alabama Phone 932-5223 We do slaughtering and processing for lockers and home freezers Fayette, Ala. Phone 932-5376 There’s a ’’one and only’ in refreshment, too • OTHED UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY FAYETTE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OWENS’ GROCERY AND DRY GOODS Stop and Shop Kennedy, Ala. KENNEDY GIN AND MILLING CO. Top Quality Ginning Custom Mixed Feeds Kennedy, Ala. Millport, Alabama STATE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Charles A. Davis, Agent Vernon, Ala. Ph. 695-9744 FOODWAY BROCK’S BROWN-SERVICE Locations in Vernon, Fayette, and Hamilton, Ala Ph. 695-7628 Vernon, Ala. Member of: AFDA-NFDA-OGR-AFDS WESTERN AUTO Vernon, Ala. Ph. 695-7019 MAYERS' GROCERY Millport, Ala. LAMAR HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLY, INC Plumbing and Heating Vernon, Ala. Compliments of FRED’S DISCOUNT STORE Columbus, Miss. TIM’S MODERN CLEANERS Fayette, Alabama BANK OF VERNON DAVIS BROTHERS AV Vernon, Ala. ffr% i Kennedy, Alabama Millport, Alabama GOLDEN DRUG STORE JOE GOLDEN Pharmacist RAY GOLDEN Pharmacist Millport, Ala. FAYETTE MOBILE HOME SALES Highway 43 Ph. 932-6900 Fayette, Ala. HOUSEL HARDWARE COMPANY Building Materials Ready Mix Concrete Paints Gifts Appliances Reform, Ala. Compliments of HALL CHEVROLET CO. Ph. 698-9166 Sulligent, Ala. WEEMS TAYLOR MILLPORT YOUTH SHOP THE SANFORD CO. INCORPORATED AND SANFORD CONSTRUCTION CO. INCORPORATED ANDREWS SHOE STORE Fenton Andrews - Tom Moody Columbus, Miss. Compliments of J. C. PENNEY CO. Columbus, Miss. DOBBS FURNITURE CO. Fayette, Ala. The senior class would like to express their thanks to the many advertisers who helped to make this year- book possible. Now the Dawn is breaking through a bright tomorrow But the memories we share are there to borrow Vaya Con Dios, my classmates May God be with you always v . ' : ' w i ' ■ ■ m. v m - , - t ' v ■ . : : ■’ 0 m t V - ■ , t - ■� •� I X A r • i { 5s : . i|r : . . - : V v •) i • - • ■( J 1 . •- . , , • • ' •h ,v[ ■: . ' t; • ’v . • „; . • - - J • • r � • i Tj ; . 5� • ; • J • : • ...! • ‘ f 1 ■■•.■. - • •. .■ - •■• ... • - • . ■ v r. 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