Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1986 volume:

1986 KHS ANNUAL STAFF Front row James Duncan — Editor. Todd Taylor, Jason Vinson. Michelle Mitchell Back row: Doug Wilson. Ricky Belk, Linda Elliott, Carolyn Davis — Sponsor I Seniors CLASS OFFICERS President: James Duncan Vice President: Sonya Cook Secretary: Tammy Jones Treasurer: Tim White We the Seniors would like to thank Mrs. Bryant and Mr. Trull for the support they have given us through the year. We will never forget the way they have helped us in making our last year at Kennedy High School the most memorable. Thanks from all of us. Bill Trull Principal WHO’S WHO Most Intelligent Tim ‘Tammy Most Dependable Scott C. Patsy Best All Around Jimmy Denise Most Popular Carl Lisa Best Dressed Harold Lisa Most Likely jo Succeed James Cheryl Most Athletic All Senior Ball Players Cutest Keith Pam Most in Love Most Talented Butch Tammy Ashley Denise 7 Jimmy Agerton Bryan Aldridge The of Ashley Bradley Harold Campbell Butch Carson Salutatoriae Sonya Cook Vice President Keith Crowley Scott Crowley 8 Class 1986 James Duncan President Tony Gartman Scott Ingle Tammy Jones Valedictorian Secretary Pam Nabors Class Motto: Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go Rusty Weathers Tim White Treasurer 9 SENIOR INDEX JIMMY AGERTON Varsity Football 7-12 Jr High Football 7-9 Jr High Basketball 7 B-Team Basketball 12 Baseball 12 4-H 7-9 FFA 7-12 Officer 12 K-Club 7-12 Who's Who Best All Around Most Athletic BRYAN ALDRIDGE Varisty Football 8-12 Best Defense All State Jr High Football 9 Jr High Basketball 7-9 Baseball 7-12 Best Offense 4-H 7-10 K-Club 7-12 FFA7-12 Committe 7-12 VICA Who's Who Most School Spirit Most Athletic DENISE ALDRIDGE FHA 7-12 4-H 7-10 Pep Club 7-12 Teacher's Aide 11, 12 Who's Who Best All Around Most Talented LISA TRULL ALDRIDGE 4-H 7-10 Secretary 8 FHA 7-12 Recreational Leader 12 Class Secretary Treasurer 8 Student Council 7 Homecoming Maid 7 Homecoming Queen Cont Alt 112 Jr Beta Club 7-9 Pep Club 7-12 Varsity Cheerleader 11 K-Club 11 VICA 12 Cosmetology 12 T l 12 Teacher's Aide 11 Beauty Walk Cont 8 Who's Who Best Dressed Most Popular ASHLEY BRADLEY Varsity Football 8-12 Jr High Football 7-9 4-H 7-12 Vice President 7 FFA7-10 12 VICA 11 Baseball 7.8 Who's Who Most Talented Most Athletic HAROLD CAMPBELL 4-H 7-9 FFA 7-12 Jr Beta Club 7 8 Class Vice President 9 Class Treasurer 10 Beauty Walk Escort 9 K-Club 10-12 Jr High Basketball 7-9 Varsity Basketball 10-12 Jr High Football 8-9 Varsity Football 10-12 Most Dedicated 11 Best Defensive Back 11 FFA Treasurer 12 Teacher's Aide 11.12 Perfect Attendance 10 Who's Who Best Dressed Most Athletic BUTCH CARSON 4-H 7-9 FFA 8-12 Land Judging 11 Knowledge Bowl 10-11 Brewer State Knowledge Bowl 11 Sr Beta Club 12 Annual Staff 11 Spanish Club 11 Homecoming Maid Escort 12 Salutatorian 12 Who's Who Most in Love SONYA COOK 4-H 7-10 FHA 7-12 Parliamentarian 10. 11 Secretary 12 Class President 11 Vice President 12 Homecoming Maid 10 Homecoming Queen 12 Beauty Walk Cont. 8 English Award Knowledge Bowl Alternate 10 Teacher's Aide 11.12 Office Aide 11 Who's Who Most Mischievous Most School Spirit KEITH CROWLEY Jr Beta Club 7 4-H 7-10 FFA 8-11 K-Club 9-12 Student Council 9 Pep Club VICA Jr High Football 8-9 Varsity Football 9-12 B-Team Basketball 12 Baseball 10 Who's Who Cutest Most Athletic SCOTT CROWLEY 4-H 7-10 FFA 7-10 Sweetheart 10 Class President 10 Vice President 8-9 Homecoming Maid Escort 8 Jr Beta Club 7-9 K-Club 7-12 VICA 11-12 T l 11-12 VICA Vice President 11 Jr High Football 7-9 Varsity Football 9-12 Best All Around Athelete 11 Best Offensive Back Jr High Basketball 7-9 All County 11 All Tournament Brewer State 12 Baseball 9-12 1st Runner-Up Campus Prince and Princess 7th Livestock Judging 10 Who's Who Most Dependable Most Athletic JAMES DUNCAN FFA 7-11 K-Club 10-12 Jr High Basketball 8-9 Varsity Basketball 10 12 Football 8-12 History Award 11 Business Award 11 Class Vice President 11 FBLA President Student Council 10 Class President 12 Sr Beta Club 12 Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic SCOTT INGLE 4-H 7-11 FFA 7-12 Varsity Football 10-12 Honorable Mention 11 Allstate 12 West Alabama All Star 12 Player of the Week 12 All County 11-12 K-Club 10-12 Varsity Basketball 10-12 Lamar County All Tournament Team 12 Best Rebounder 11 Best Free Throw Percentage 11 President of the 4-H 11 VICA12 Who's Who Most Handsome Most Athletic TAMMY JONES 4-H 7-10 FHA 7-12 Program Chairman 12 Pep Club 7-12 Jr Beta Club 7-9 Sr Beta Club 11.12 Homecoming Queen Contestant 12 MissK H S 12 Class Secretary 12 Student Policy Committe Teacher's Aide 11 Office Aide 10 Who's Who Most in Love Most Intelligent PAM NABORS 4-H 7-9 Songleader 7 FHA 7-12 Recreation Leader 10 Parliamentarian 12 Pep Club 7-12 VICA12 Cosmetology 12 Senior Beta Club 12 Homecoming Maid 9 Jr High Beauty Walk First Runner-Up 8 Contestant 7 9 Office Aide 11 Who’s Who Cutest Most Beautiful CHERYL SHELTON 4-h 7-10 FHA 7-12 T l 11 VICA 11 Secretary 11 Jr. Beta Club 7-9 Student Council 8-9 Academic Competition 10 International: Youth Achievement Brewer High School Honor Student Certificate of Recognition Home Ec. 8 Teacher's Aide 10.11 Beauty Walk Contestant 9 Jr High Miss K.H.S. Contestant 9 Homecoming Maid 8 Homecoming Queen Contestant 12 Varsity Girls’ Basketball 9 Basketball Letter 9 Volleyball 9-11 Certificate of Recognition 9-10 K-Club 9-11 Pep Club 7-12 WWAAHSS SDAHSS Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed Most Outgoing PATSY SHELTON 4-H 7-10 FHA 7-12 Pep Club 7-12 VICA 11. 12 Beauty Walk Contestant 9 Homecoming Queen Contestant 12 Homecoming Maid 12 Cosmetology 11.12 Who's Who Most Dependable Most Polite TIM WHITE 4-H 7-9 Secretary 7 FFA 7-11 Dairy Judging Team District 7 Dairy Judging Team Local 8-10 Jr Beta Club 7-9 Class President 8 Student Council 7 Secretary Treasurer 9 Treasurer 10-12 Jr High Basketball 8 Varsity Football 10-12 Varsity Basketball 10 K-Club 10-12 Lamar County Knowledge Bowl Team 9-12 Awarded $500 Savings Bond 9 Brewer State Knowledge Bowl Team 10-12 Honorable Mention 11,12 Team Captain 12 Homecoming Queen Escort 10 12 Annual Staff Photographer 11 Graduation Usher 11 Who's Who Most Intelligent RUSTY WEATEERS Varsity Football 9-12 Jr. High Football 7.8 Baseball 12 4-H 7-10 FFA 11. 12 K-Club 11. 12 Who's Who Most Mischievous Most Athletic TONY GARTMAN Agriculture 9. 10 Vo-Tech 11,12 TERRELL STRIPLING 4-H 9-12 FFA 9.10. 12 FBLA 11 Football 9 11 8£5f misaes from m a s. LAST WILL AND TESTAfTlENT I, Jimmy Agerton, being in sound mind and body, hereby will my black kicking shoe to Jason Williams because he's going to need it. I, Bryan Aldridge, being of sound mind and body, will to Dale Trull my athletic ability. I, Denise Aldridge, will my piano to Denise Duckworth. I, Lisa Aldridge, will my ability to get married and be happy my senior year to Michelle Gilliam. I, Ashley Bradley, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my ability to catch and keep the same girlfriend for a year and a half to Marty Marlowe because he definitely needs to settle down. I, Harold Campbell, will my ability to see well to Carl Baker because he needs it. I, Butch Carson, will my ability to put up with Mr. Moore for six long years and not go crazy to Karen Jones. I, Sonya Cook, will my ability to keep a boyfriend for 3 years to Nikki Barrett. I, Scott Crowley, will my knee brace to Terry Patchen to wear on his mouth. I, James Duncan, will my ability to talk to two girls on the same night and take both of them home to Marty Marlowe. I, Scott Ingle, will my hands to Stan Roberts for catching passes in football. I, Tammy Jones, will my mischievous ways to Patricia Hannah. I, Pam Nabors, will my ability to pass Coach Weeks's class to Vicky Nabors. I, Cheryl Shelton, will my ability to be late for school to Nina Norman. I, Patsy Shelton, will my ability to be quiet and stay out of trouble to Tiny Taylor. I, Tim White, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my dangerous but exciting undercover lifestyle to Rodney Ingle because he's the one who uncovered it. I, Rusty Weathers, being of sound mind and body, will my hair that I got cut to Coach Collins because he sure needs it. I, Tony Gartman, being of sound mind and body, will my bandanas (all 34 ot them) to Coach Williams because he is the one that needs them the most. I, Terrell Stripling, will my ability to do accounting to Jacey Brock. CLASS PROPHECY As I was sleeping the other night, I had a dream of the Seniors ten years from now. In ten years, Jimmy Agerton is kicking fieldgoals for the Hightogy Tech Bulls. In the years from now Bryan Aldridge owns his own Health Spa in the heavily populated town of Kennedy. In ten years from now Denise Aldridge is married to Curtis Latham and living as a housewife in Gordo, Al. Ashley Bradley is living in Colorado and running a successful cattle business. He is also happily married to Melissa Black, and they have two healthy children, a girl and a boy. After all the years of college, Harold Campbell is living in Los Angeles. He owns a computer progamming com- pany making $60,000 a year, and driving a Mercedes Benz and a Porche. After ten long years Butch Carson and Tammy Jones have married and have moved to Hawaii where they have a very profitable helicopter touring service. Sonya Cook is now married to J.C. Crawford and living in the Kingville Community. She works as a secretary for her husband who is president of Shelby Die Casting Co. and the owner of the biggest cattle ranch in the states. Scott Crowley is now the owner of Pat's Minit Mart and has Harry pumping gas and sweeping sidewalks off. After ten long years of college, James Duncan came back to open a computer programming company in the heavily populated town of Kennedy. Scott Ingles now owns a chain of Pizza Hut stores, with Tim White working for him. After ten years Kennedy has a new Methodist Preacher, none other than Butch Carson. His lovely wife the former Tammy Jones is his very special side kick. She does everything, even to delivering some of the Sunday messages when he is sick. Pam Nabors is now married to Anthony Turner and living on Mordecai hill with two beautiful children in a two story house. They also own their own logging company. Pam now has her own skidder and knows how to drive it. She skids logs when she is not busy with the children. After all the years of studying and hard work at college, it has finally paid off for Cheryl Shelton. She owns her own pharmacy and is married to a doctor. They are very happy aad are living in Miami, Florida. Patsy Shelton is now married to Mark Markham and living in Sulligent where she owns her own beauty shop. Tim White was last seen graduation night speeding towards Pleasant Grove Church Cemetary with his lights off. There are numerous reports that he is still alive and manager of a Pizza Hut in Ethiopia Rusty Weathers ten years from now is a retired millionaire. He is also happily married to Leslie Rasberry. They have 2 kids. Tony Gartman is now the owner, operator, and lumber stacker of Belk Lumber Remanufacturing, Inc. Terrell Stripling is now making his second million working for Taylor Logging. FACULTY Marie McGee Kindergarten Jewelene Hannah Reading Jancie Irving Third Grade Debbie Rush Speech Therapist Robin Burnette Fourth Grade Glenda Whitten Special Education Steve Potts Band Lecil Burks Drivers Education J. A. Williams Math 17 Most accomplishments are the results of hard work by those who have set goals and have held on to them. Our faculty has accomplished many things in their respected fields. We will never forget their help, their hard work, and their influence through the year. They have helped make Kennedy High School a great school. Marilyn Rector English Frank Hunnicut Agriculture Jacqueline Hughes Business Fred Thompson Science Craig Weeks History Geraldine Shambry Spanish Billy Collins P.E. Kathy Kitchens P.E. Freddy Moore Math Carolyn Davis Librarian Sherman Woods Co-op 18 STAFF Imogene Richards Aide Sharlene Holliger Lunchroom Worker Mary Cashdollar Lunchroom Worker We would like to thank the staff for their help and support this year. Their hard work really shows and reflects on the job they are doing. It really takes hard work to prepare meals, check people in and out of school, and to clean up the campus and rooms so that we can be proud of K.H.S. Kay Williams Secretary Lucille Mitchell Lunchroom Worker Lois Moore Lunchroom Worker Bus Drivers, L to R: Ruell Hindman, Patsy Brazeal, W. L. Trull, James Owens, Roger Lucas. 19 t 5 1 3 Eleventh Phillip Aldridge Marty Alloway Ricky Belk Chuck Cobb Chuck Crowe Lynn Elinburg Linda Elliott Phillip Foster Scott Foster Todd Foster Karen Gant Kenneth Gant Twana Gant Dennis Gartman Michelle Gilliam Heath Harcrow Rodney Ingle Eddie Johnson Keith Long Michelle Mitchell Sandy Nabors Nina Norman Tammy Owens Lynn Perrigin Stan Roberts Keith Savage Jeff Stripling LeAnne Taylor Todd Taylor Bill Tomlin Johnny Vann Jason Vinson Donna Wheat Doug Wilson CLASS OFFICERS: President — Marty Marlowe, Vice-President — Tina Norman, Secretary — Lisa Trull, Treasurer — Karen Jones. | Tenth Rodney Aldridge Glen Armstrong Jim Brazeal Jacey Brock Kevin Dixon Greg Duckworth Stanley Gartman Jim Hysaw Karen Jones Missy Kornegay Marty Marlowe DeMary Mitchell Tony Mitchell Benji Moore Vicky Nabors Tina Norman Jackie Patchen Marlene Porter Wayne Robinson Greg Rogers Tammy Simpson Lisa Trull Kim Warner Jan Wilson Ninth Class Officers: President — Shane Foster, Vice President — Ronald Cooley, Secretary — Tracey Evans, Treasurer — Cass Taylor. Greg Aldridge Angie Belk Joseph Brock Tina Burroughs Steve Cook Ronald Cooley Cindy Cork Larry Crowley Jimmy Dean Janice Dixon Tracey Dixon Terry Duncan Latisha Durron Dennis Elliott Traci Evans Eric Fleming Shane Foster Deidre Hamner Patricia Hannah Harold Harcrow Kevin Hayden Tara Haynes Cindy Jones Marcella Jones Rodney Jones Shannon Jones Nancy Luther Derrick Mitchell Jason Mordecai Marilyn Porter David Ray John Roberts Kim Robinson Stan Rushing Paul Shelton Scott Strickland Absent: Shelia Wilson Ninth Juanita Stripling Timmy Stripling Cass Taylor Melinda Taylor Betty Thomas Dale Trull Tim Trull Jason Williams Derrick Wilson Stephanie Wilson Eighth | Nikki Barrett Ray Cash Berry Davis Denise Duckworth Michael Foster Penny Keaton Joe Long Robbie McCool Misty Nichols Terry Patchen Tonya Patchen Shelia Simpson Dewayne Stripling Tina Stripling Gina Sullivan Evelyn Thomas Bob Tomlin Scott Vann Kelli Vice Jason Vice Jonathon Walker Cristy Wallace Kari White Picture Not Available CLASS OFFICERS: President — Ray Cash, Vice-President — Kelly, Vice Secretary — Nikki Barrett, Treasurer — Kari White. ABSENT; Tony Hannah, Buddy Perrigin, Greg Poole. This is our last year here at Kennedy. We are leaving behind a lot of fun memories, but we are also looking forward to a new and bright school year in the fall of '86 at the new school. Seventh Mark Aldridge Joey Carroll Andrea Carter Lisa Crowley JoAnn Dison Mary Ann Dison Ken Durroh Rex Elinburg Chris Faulkner Kristi Green Philip Griffin Brian Holsonback James Luther Jeffrey Mitchell Allen Parker Cindy Robinson Andrea Roney Sherry Simpson Regma Stewart Timothy Stewart Johnny Trull Brendella Walker Stacey Wilson Sixth CLASS OFFICERS: President — Jayson Poole, Vice President — Jermaine Noland, Secretary — Darryl Wilson. Treasurer Denise Stripling. Joey Aldridge Heath Barrett Janice Campbell Amy Carrell Karen Cash Angie Dozier Timothy Evans Tammy Gartman Sonya Hughes Greg Jones Jermaine Noland David Parker Jayson Poole Micheal Porter Denise Stripling Greg Weathers Darryl Wilson Kareem Wilson | Fifth Jennifer Belk Jessica Corbett Stephanie Elinburg Sonya Foster Larry Gant Josh Harper Phillip Hodges Kim Jones Kim Knight Terri Long Mary Luther Angel Matthews Scott Matthews Max Overton Albert Parker George Patchen Brian Perrigin Kim Ray Tony Simpson Ricky Taylor Tisha Vargo Heather Watkins Jodi White Bill Whitten Belinda Wilson Christy Wilson Fourth Homeroom Teacher — Robin Burnette Kimberly Atkinson Michela Cooper Came Crowley Rodney Dixon Bradley Fleming Chasity Gartman Chad Higdon April Hudgins Steven Hudson Dewayne Leonard Tori Mordecai Shawn Noland Arlie Overton Karen Porter Tracy Smith Laura Stanford William Stripling Clinton Trull Laveeta Trull Darrell Tucker Barney Wharton Jennifer Wharton Justin Williams The third grade has really been neat. We have traveled to New Mexico in social studies this year! We have learned to multiply and divide and work with fractions. We have also found dinosaurs exciting. Third Jamie Anderson Amber Asher Jason Baines Brian Barrett James Beard Brad Crowley Amy Dozier Raford Elinburg Allen Foster Wendy Foster Melanie Graham Lakeesha Hannah Steven Hayden Brandon Hughes Brandon Hunnicutt Kelly Johnson Anthony Jones Benji Jones Kitty Luther Ricky Perrigin Kristy Savage Misty Savage Nicky Smith Kenny Stripling Renae Stripling Crystal Sullivan Misty Trull Donna Tucket Victoria Wilson Second Rebecca Bittle Angela Campbell Victoria Cox Amy Crowley Amanda Gordon Tanya Grace Tamesha Hannah Gregory Hudgins Kristy Jansen Tisha Karr Kelli Knight Nicky Leonard Ricky Leonard Tonya Maddox Felicia Patchen Jennifer Patchen Catherine Tucker Joyce Vail Demetria Wilson 32 Second grade has been lots of fun. We have learned to add and subtract with regrouping. We think it's great to know how to write our name in cursive and to know our multiplication tables through five. The first grade class is a real challenge, with never a dull moment. There is always plenty of work to be done, games to be played, books to be read, ect. First grade makes our day! First Libby Asher Mea Barrett Matt Belk Dawn Blaylock Scotty Carroll Shannon Carroll Carlos Cooper Ginger Corbett Andy Dison Shannon Dozier Bret Foster Jason Foster Shavon Gilliam Kim Green Tim Harton Andrea Hudson Malia Moore Krystal Nabors Tony Parker Jon Stanford Felisha Stripling Bill Sullivan Kasey Trull Shawn Trull Norris Wilson Kinder garten Angela Atkinson Ben Barrett Annette Bobo Kevin Foster Dana Grace Mareya Hannah Candice Hayden LaShea Higdon Kelly Hudson Kimberly Isbell Joshua Karr Latisha Moore Greg Stripling Sfcjnya Trull Jason Vice Amber Weeks Our Kindergarten Class has had a lot of first hand experience this year. We were the first K class at Kennedy to have math books and to use VCR learning tapes. Truly, this has been an experience for all of us. Athletics VARSITY FOOTBRLL TEflm Head Coach J. A. Williams, middle. Assistants: Craig Weeks, left; Billy Collins, right. Kennedy 12 - Carrolton 0 Kennedy 0 Vernon 38 Kennedy 39 Brilliant 6 Kennedy 35 - Hale Co. 6 Kennedy 16 Millport 8 Kennedy 20 - Berry 6 Kennedy 21 Akron 0 Kennedy 7 - Caledonia 12 Kennedy 14 - Northside 12 Kennedy 34 Oakman 7 State Playoffs Kennedy 16 - Berry 0 Kennedy 7 - Carolton 28 37 Jimmy Agerton Carl Baker Chuck Crowe Scott Crowley � Ashley Bradley Keith Crowley James Duncan Harold Campbell Larry Crowley Terry Duncan Rodney Aldridge ■prvwa------- Todd Foster Stan Roberts Marty Marlowe Keith Savage Paul Shelton Shane Foster John Roberts Rusty Weathers Johnny Vann Tim White Jason Williams Bill Tomlin BUivow; JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R: Coach Billy Collins. Carl Baker. Phillip Foster, Scott Crowley. Scott Ingle, James Duncan, Kevin Hayden, Doug Wilson, Harold Campbell, Jason Vinson. Coach Craig Weeks. Brewer State Lion's Tournament — 3rd Place Brewer All Tournament Team: Scott Crowley, Doug Wilson Lamar County Tournament Team: Scott Ingle, Doug Wilson Area 11 Champs Area 11 Tournament Team: Scott Ingle, Doug Wilson, Kevin Hayden, Scott Crowley All State: Kevin Hayden, Doug Wilson L to r: Kevin Dixon, Jackie Patchen, Rodney Jones, Craig Weeks — Coach, Jimmy Agerton, Terry Duncan, Tony Mitchell, Terry Patchen. ClISC U CHIMfC JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back Row: C. Weeks — Coach, Jonathan Walker, Joseph Brock, Jason Williams, David Ray. Front Row: Derrick Mitchell, Jeffrey Mitchell, Dale Trull, Kenny Durroh, Greg Poole. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL L to R, Back Row: Kathy Kitchens — Coach, Melinda Taylor, Tara Haynes, Stacey Wilson, Janice Dixon, Andrea Carter. L to R. Front Row: Lisa Crowley — Mgr., Tonya Patchen, Marcella Jones, Cindy Jones, Shannon Jones, Deidre Hamner. 2 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Kathy Kitchens — Coach, Lisa Trull, Janice Dixon, Tiny Taylor, Tara Haynes. Michelle Gilliam. Angie Belk, Mgr Jody White. Front Row: Kari White, Karen Gant, Michelle Mitchell. LeAnne Taylor, Tonya Patchen, Mgr. Leveeta Trull. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Tracey Dixon Michelle Mitchell — Head Latisha Durroh Vicki Nabors JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS SENIOR ATHLETES Organizations i t JUNIOR BETA CLUB SENIOR BETA CLUB 58 Team in competition at Brewer Jr. College. Tim White receives Honorable Mention BREWER KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAM Top Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Davis — Coach, James Duncan, Tim White. Bottom Row, Left to Right. Lisa Trull, Jason Vinson, Todd Taylor. SPANISH CLUB K-CLUB KHS BAND 61 LIBRARY AND TEACHER AIDS GIRLS’ JR. AND SR. 4-H BOYS’ JR. AND SR. 4-H ELEfflENTARY 4-H - FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF PfTlERICR HOmECOmiNG 1985 Sonya Cook — Queen Crowning, last year’s Queen — Michelle Vice. Tim White — Escort HOmECOmiNG COURT 12th Maid: Patsy Shelton Escort: Butch Carson 10th Maid: Karen Jones Escort: Jackie Patchen 8th Maid: Regina Sullivan Escort: Bob Tomlin 11th Maid: Nina Norman Escort: Ricky Belk 9th Maid: Traci Evans Escort: Todd Taylor 7th Maid: Andrea Roney Escort: Allen Parker arr SPIRIT WEEK ■'? if. ,« « HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Lower Elementary Winners: Amy Crowley and Gregory Hudgins. Contestants: Right, First Grade: Kim Greene and Matt Belk. Left, Kindergarten: Litisha Moore and Josh Karr. 72 Upper Elementary Level Winners: Kim Ray and Max Overton Upper Elementary Contestant: Tammy Gartman. Sr. High Contestant: LeAnne Taylor Sr. High Winner: Tammy Jones ✓ ✓ - Escorts: Ricky Belk, Todd Taylor ' . .A Jr. High Winner: Cindy Cork Jr. High Contestant: Andrea Roney 73 v A WOmflNLESS WEDDING Upper Elementary Contestants Winner i 1 i� i f f n fit1 ft F ’ = LOWER ELEfTIENTARY Left, Winner: Demetrian Wilson. Below, L to R: Alternates: Annette Bobo, Kim Green, Andrea Hudson, Felisha Stripling. ;♦♦ : v V� y UPPER ELEfTIENTARY Right, Winner: Kristi Savage. Below, L to R: Alternates: Wendy Foster, Tori Mordecai, April Hudgins, Laura Stanford. JUNIOR HIGH Right, Winner: Marcella Jones. Below, L to R: Alternates: Nikki Barrett, Kristie Green, Kari White, Kelli Vice. SENIOR HIGH Left, Winner: LeAnne Taylor. Below, L to R: Alternates: Michelle Mitchell, Marlene Porter, Tarra Coleman, Nina Norman. Spirit Award: Michelle Gilliam. ATHLETIC BANQUET Certificates and awards were given by coaches to players in all areas of sports. Outstanding Football Players Outstanding Basketball Players AVQ CTHId VHd-Vdd First Grade — All A's AWARDS DAY Elementary Perfect Attendance Second Grade — A’s and B's Elementary All A's Biology National Typing Letter County Academic Competition Certificate History Computer Literacy Awards Academic Awards Perfect Attendance Outstanding Student Awards Vocational-Technical Completion Computer Awards 85 Thirteen years prior to the commencement of the last senior class to ever graduate from Kennedy High School, a new educational program was started in the state of Alabama. This was the establishment of kindergarten in all schools in the state beginning in the 1973-74 school year. The teacher chosen to teach kindergarten at Kennedy was Ms. Marie Brown. She was young, just out of college, and probably just as scared as the seventeen children in her kindergarten class which she was responsible for starting on the long road toward graduation. She did an outstanding job, and thirteen years later, she’s still teaching kindergarten at Kennedy. Although, now she goes by Mrs. Marie McGee. As for her original kindergarten class, eight will graduate right on schedule, two failed, and the other seven moved away. Three of the original eight are in the top five seniors; Tammy Jones is valedictorian, Tim White third in the class, and Scott Crowley fifth. Scott Crowley also received a baseball scholarship to East Mississippi Jr. College, and Bryan Aldridge received a football scholarship to Jacksonville State. Ironically, the eight original kindergarteners, the first ever at Kennedy, are now among the last seniors to ever graduate from Ken- nedy High School. These eight include Bryan Aldridge, Denise Aldridge, Ashley Bradley, Harold Camp- bell, Scott Crowley, Tammy Jones, Terrell Stripling, and Tim White. Each has attended Kennedy for thir- teen years, from kindergarten to twelfth grade, and each has contributed a part of themselves to KHS. When they leave, they will leave a part of themselves, but they will also take something with them to keep forever. They will take memories of a place and time in which they will be forever young and footloose. By Tim White 8 18 86 Graduating Class of 1986 86 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM GRADUATING CLASS OF 1986 TOP FIVE ACADEfTlIC SENIORS Tammy Jones Valedictorian Butch Carson Salutatorian Tim White James Duncan Scott Crowley 93 pries ©f K.H.S. humble Wginning, In a town called Kenned; The schools spall, but stood proud and tall; For all thl world to see: It began as a dream for a future; ■ For manv]| boy and girl; To make them a better person; Before they went out, to face the world: Many students and teachers; Walked this proud school’s halls; And all around the campus; You could hear their friendly calls r ' ™ Thecolo rs were gold and blue; Vellow Jackets was its name; They wore their colors proudly; every football game: As, with all great rfSfnills! On tlite ydli can depend; Lot Uhings can happen; To bring them to ian end: A fire destroyed our building; ut not our memories; hey’ll be in our hearts forever- • perfect harmony: The students watched it happen; It made their hearts so sad; But it did not kill their spirits; Of this we are so glad: In the ast few years they’ve struggled; To keep this school alive; nd were Area Eleven Champions Nineteen Eighty Five: In 1986, a proud tradition will end; But K:H.S.! You’re in the hearts; Of ajf of your, 01 Friends; With the beginning of the school ye A new era will begin; , Let us join our hards in friendship; So that all of us san win: M 11 By: Linda Weal 2 27 86 I W . Graduating fass of 1961 aft V PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SALES SERVICE KNIGHT’S FEED, SEED MERCANTILE MOORE’S GROCERY KENNEDY ALABAMA (205) 596 3880 COMPLETE LINE OF FEED. SEED FERTILIZER BUCK STOVE SALES SERVICE A WL BUTCH KNIGHT V -' 596-3845 Belk, AL 35545 Hwy. 96 Owner: CHESTER MOORE NEW USED CARS TRUCKS KITCHENS MOTOR CO. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE DEAL WE MAKE COMPLIMENTS OF Charles Davis PHILLIP GLASGOW JR. KITCHENS OFFICE PH. 695-9152 VERNON. ALA. HOME PH. 695-7245 and Sharron COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS FROM HAWKINS ENGINEERING, INC. OF DR. CHARLES E. SMITH and Clinic Staff BOOSTERS Suntana Morrison Shoe Store Kenneth Seaborn Stevens TV Service Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ray We would like to thank all the merchants and businesses who participated and helped to make this an- nual possible. 1986 ANNUAL STAFF 97 BUCK STOVE CLAUDE KARR Kennedy, AL 596-3778 — 596-3880 Your Buck Stove Dealer JERRELL SPRUILL OWNER MEAUX ENTERPRISES Energy Related Services P.O. Drawer 588 Vernon, Alabama 35592 (205) 695-9177 PHONE 662 4555 662-4554 (205) 932-4257 FAY PITTMAN SPRUILL AUTO PARTS AND WAREHOUSE P. O. BOX 188 MILLPORT, ALABAMA 35876 THE HONEE BEE Fayette Square Shopping Center Fayette, Alabama 35555 MAX BOBBITT sales Manager “People you can trust BOLLING APOTHECARY BOLLING PHARMACY Ladies Missy Clothing Prom Wedding Dresses Gifts — All Occasion JEWELRY COMPANY, INC. n i oi i . iLmm 10616th St. N.E. Fayette, AL Reform, AL 375-6916 Fayette, AL 932-3046 LAMAR COUNTY TELEPHONE CO. INC. FOX SALES Millport, AL 35576 Phone: 662-4211 Fit. 6 Box 220 Phone: 932-5020 Fayette, AL 98 Fayette Square Shopping Center KERRY KERR, Owner 106 East Columbia St. 932-6487 Fayette, Alabama 35555 LAMAR COUNTY VETERINARY CLINIC PHILIP W. BAXTER, M.D. WEEMS FURNITURE Lane Shopping Center • Fayette, Alabama 35555 Telephone 932-6713 P.P. Box 1330 Phone 205-695-7070 Vernon, AL 35592 LAMAR LUMBER SUPPLY Hardware — Tools — Paneling Interior Finishing ROBERT COVINGTON Across From City Hall MIKE COVINGTON Vernon, Alabama jL CONNIES SHOP Ladies Fashions Millport. AL 35576 Whirlpool G. PRATER SONS For All Your Appliance Needs 662-4940 Millport, AL 35576 awrf 'vfctr-un a n£i et 69 tye-ttt ft, J669J 99 WESTERN AUTO N. Pond Street Vernon, AL 35592 Owner: DELTON HOLMES BENNETT CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Hours: 8 A.M.-5 P.M. — Sats. by Appt. (Formerly Randolph Clinic) FAMILY PRACTICE OF CHIROPRACTIC Most Insurance Accepted • • Job Injuries Auto Accidents Hwy 43. N. Medicare Emergency 932-3688 Fayette, AL HARDWOOD LUMBER AND CANTS NOLAND LUMBER CO. Kennedy, AL Owner: BOBBY NOLAND SIPSEY SUPPLY COMPANY m 2230 Temple Aye. N Highway 43 North Fayette, AL 35555 932-8329 MILLPORT INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO - TRUCK - BUSINESS - HOME ROBERT MICHAEL NEWMAN THE BANK OF VERNON Post Office Box 309 Vernon, Alabama 35592 (205)695-7141 Office: 662-3131 662-3311 Home: 509-3661 Box 407 Millport, Alabama 35576 MOORE'S FLOWERS GIFTS “The Best in Flowers Gifts” Bridal Registry China — Crystal — Silver Downtown Fayette 100 BAMA TRANSPORTATION INC. P.O. Box 506 Millport, AL VERNON DRUG fcHiuate) Westside Shopping Center WE CARE ABOUT YOUR HEALTH. LET VERNON HEALTH MART DRUG TAKE CARE OF YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. TOM WEBSTER PHARMACIST Vernon. Al 35592 POLLY’S KWIK MART Belk, AL Groceries, Gas Feed Short Orders 932-4312 SUNTANA VIDEO 135 Temple Ave. N. • Fayette, Alabama 205-932-4045 ESKRIDGE AUTO PARTS, INC. Locations in: Vernon, Sulligent, Detroit Congratulations Seniors!! SL bABAMA 0 VERNON HAMILTON WINFIELD PRICE’S HICORY SMOKED BAR-B-Q Vernon, Ala. Phone: 695-6374 or 695-7307 and Sulligent, Ala. 698-9015 BASWELL'S MFA STATION Millport, AL FLOWERS Fh III 9(tit IMS ELLEN TAYLOR Prop 1 0 oUT£7 Sfiofl Our Specialty is Quality , lane Shopping Center FAYETTE AL 35555 Bus 932 5133 RES 9326933 101 N N TRUCKING, INC. OWEL NEWMAN, President P.O. Box 80 Phone Belk.AL 35545 932-4574 Telephone: Bus. 596-3177 SAVAGE HARDWARE P.O. Box 296 FRED R. SAVAGE Kennedy, Alabama 35574 A New Name In Fashion! Downtown Fayette Fayette, AL 932-3259 Jasper Mall Jasper, AL 221-4559 Our future forests... we handle with care. Georgia-fttciftc 102 WESTERN AUTO Sulligent, AL DENNYS Whirlpool SMOKEHOUSE BAR-B-Q “Not Yet World Famous” Hwy. 18 West good things to life. Your Appliance Store Vernon, AL 695-6769 LAMAR COUNTY RALPH’S KWIK GAS STOP Millport, Vernon, Kennedy Congratulations Seniors Open 24 Hrs. Citgo Gas Hot Sandwiches — Fried Chicken Owners: JUNE GENE WHITT 103 iST BUMPER M TO jhlSBUMPER DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS Owner: JIMMY NABORS Kennedy, AL Phone: 596-3762 Common Carrier ICC MC-153914 Congratulations Seniors NEWMAN BROTHERS from TRUCKING, INC. P.O. Box 22 Belk, Alabama 35545 Office 205 932-8824 JOE GOLDEN DRUG STORE BOBBY C. NEWMAN ARMON NEWMAN Home 205 596-3352 Home 205 932-6577 596-3519 Kennedy, AL 104 FOODWAY, INC. Shop Foodway The Best Way Millport, AL RHETT McNEES Phone Mgr. 662-4920 ROBBIES THE TOAD STOOL OF FAYETTE FOR CHILDREN THE MUSHROOM FOR PETITES JRS. Better Fashion Clothing for Children — Juniors — Ladies at reasonable prices 105 CITIZEN'G BANK Fayette, Alabama MARATHON EQUIPMENT CO. P.O. Box 609 A Hwy. 9 Vernon, Alabama 35592 (205)695-9105 106 ROGER AUTO PARTS 512 Columbus St. East Fayette, Alabama Phone 932-6787 BILLY ROGERS Home 596-3554 Fayette Post Office Box 69 Fayette, Alabama 35555 of Fayette Post Office Box 69 Fayette, Alabama 35555 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK Kennedy, AL Millport, AL “We offer Master Card and Visa Your Bank Card Service for This Area’’ WHITE POLE TIMBER CO. WOLMANIZED President: JOE WHITE Pressure-Treated Lumber Kennedy, AL V. President: DON STILES 108 Weyerhaeuser Flrst Choice Weyerhaeuser is committed to being a First Choice™ citizen of The Alabama Mississippi Area. Every way we can. In forest management. Weyerhaeuser forestry is our pledge to your future. The trees we plant today are the forests and forest products you’ll use in the 21st Century. Today’s tree-growing, environmental and wildlife research carries that commitment even farther. Ill t ll0 Wciy we work. Weyerhaeuser’s goal is to run the safest, most productive, most competitive operations we can. Day in and day out. To provide economic stability and growth for the company and community. To provide First Choice,M employment and career challenge for our people. In products 3,nd Sclles. When you buy from Weyerhaeuser, you get our full backing. All the way down the line. Competitive pricing. Reliable delivery. Consistent quality. Dependable service. People who care. In Community Support. As a company, through our Foundation, and through our people, Weyerhaeuser strives for a better quality of life in our community. In education. In health care. In social services. In recreation and youth activities. Because we don’t just work here. We live here, too. A Weyerhaeuser 109 McCOY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Plant No. 4 Kennedy, Alabama Phone: 596-3322 STOUGH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 311 E. Columbia St. Fayette, Alabama 35555 Residential • Commercial • Telephone 932-3238 STOUGH Building Supply, Inc. 311 E. Columbus St. • P.O. Box 454 Fayette, AL 35555 932-3239 in Hardwood Lumber and Cants NOLAND LUMBER CO. Kennedy, AL Owner: BOBBY NOLAND s i