Lanier High School - Largus Yearbook (Bessemer, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

LARGUS JESS LANIER HIGH SCHOOL EDITORS BESSEMER, ALABAMA Nancy Johnson Janet Hall SPONSOR Mr. Robert Bottsford TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE % V FACULTY 0 SgTUDENT LIFE TIONS SPORTS CLASSES U r% ’.r • •= SENIOR MEMORIES - ,,T ti P. i p. 18 p. 38 p. 56 A p. 100 p. 116 p. 136 p. 176 p. 208 ADVERTISING p. 228 As we go through the cloy — all the facets of our life here. All the little joys and hurts that seem so big at the time — they build character The ecstasy of victory . . . the smart of defeat. s Our teachers, instructors, and guides -the rigors of study we're faced with, struggling for grades, striving to learn we may be exasperated at the time — only to thank them later in life. ,9. yj9{ m UNITED WE STAND FOR THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE. With head in the clouds, hut feet planted firmly on the ground. For what you’ve given us, ]ess Lanier High School, we thank you. ROBERT BOTTSFORD We, the yearbook staff of Jess Lanier High School pay homage to a man whom we feel fully deserves this dedication. This man is Mr. Robert Bottsford. Having a B.S. from Auburn University, he is now working on a Master's in Guidance at Montevallo. Teaching six years (five at BHS), Mr. Bottsford has sponsored the yearbook staff every year, a tremendous responsibility which he carries well. The Key Club owes a great debt to him, their diligent sponsor. In addition to his many extracurricular activities (he has been a cheerleader at several pep rallies) Mr. Bottsford has been known to teach speech at Jess Lanier from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Versatile and a friend to all, we dedicate the 1971 Largus to Mr. Robert Bottsford. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Cb$S l an rr Highfchool wish to kt fficult times of our life. ! • r valuable friendship and your isat 4 of confidence we never before Hkil and prosperous Senior Year. We Hir making Jess Lanier High School as ■fc Y but Thank You to someone Biosrmagmficent year of our lives. RAFAEL McDANIEL. Assistant Principal TOLTON ROSSER Assistant Principal TOLBERT GRIFFIN Guidance Counselor WILLIAM MURRAY Guidance Counselor Miss Griffin and Mr. Murray are the Guidance Counselors. They help us make difficult decisions concerning what courses to take to prepare us for our future. We want to say thanks to both of you. We are very lucky this year in that we have such outstanding assistant principals as Mr. Tolton Rosser and Mr. Rafael McDaniel. They are both dedicated to making JLHS a fine school. We will never forget you. JO OFFICE STAFF SHIRLEY TEMPLIN MARY IRENE BELEW Our Office Staff has worked long and hard this year in making the transition to our new school. Their duties are numerous and varied, but they perform each of them with a skill that only comes through constant work and patience. We will never forget the wonderful job Mrs. Mary Irene Belew and Mrs. Shirley Templin have done. HO ME ECONOMICS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Bryle Daugherty teaches the Home Economics classes. In this program, many girls acquire very valuable skills which will be helpful to them as the homemakers of tomorrow. In a three year course, girls learn the basic fundamentals of homemaking, then go on to perfect skills already learned and study family living, home nursing, specialized sewing, cooking, child care and cooking. BYRLE DAUGHTERY ALBERTA BAYLOR The Special Education Class is taught by Mrs. Alberta Baylor. The entire program is designed to meet the academic and social needs of the students. 77 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MARY FRANCES BELL ONIE GIBSON ELIZABETH HANSFORD The Business Education Department has a very important job in training students for future occupations. The skills they learn here are used for the rest of their lives. LIBRARY STArr The Library at Jess Lanier H. S. is an excellent reference library as well as a good place to spend time reading for leisure. It is well run and renders excellent service for students and teachers. 23 MARY HAMILTON REBECCA DeBARDELEBEN D.E. AND D.O JOHNNY SYX The Distributive Education Department tries to develop in each student an interest in his chosen occupation. It tries to instill in them a feeling of responsibility by allowing them to be active in business. PHILLIP SMITH The students in the Diversified Occupation Program receive training in high school. This training is valuable to them in future years for they receive a sense of moral and civic responsibility. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AIDALU FORD The English Language is forever growing and changing. For this reason, it is important to keep up with our language as well as to study its history and development. The English Department helps us keep abreast of the present and instructing us in the past. DOROTHY WALKER FRANCESDRYSDALE SOPHIA CUNNINGHAM 25 JERRY DEVINE jfl PORTIA McGLOTHAN WILLIAM MclNERNEY CHARLOTTE AKIN CHRISTINE KNIGHT ARTHUR LONG FINE ARTS The Fine Arts Department offers a wide 8nd diversified field of interests. These courses give students the chance to perfect talents and pursue individual interests. ROBERT BOTTSFORD LAWAYNE FLEMING ELOISE PIPER DANAPRICKETT FOREIGN LANGUAGES mmm i ELLEN GOLDEN As the world grows smaller through fast transportation and modern communication, it is important that we learn to communicate with our neighbors throughout the world. The teaching of foreign languages is very important in this aspect. MATH DEPARTMENT MR. NETTLES The Mathematics Department of Jess Lanier High School has a widely diversified program of courses. These courses range from the simpler and basic mathematics to the more complicated and challenging forms such as trigonometry. MRS. COLVIN MRS. LEE MRS. FINLEY MRS. BUCK MR. MORGAN MRS. YOUNGBLOOD MR. COOPER 29 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. NETTLES The field of science is constantly opening new occupations and making new discoveries. For this reason, it is important that students be kept up-to-date on the latest techniques and findings. Our Science Depanment helps students solve many of the problems of science placed before them. It also prepares students for future careers in the field of science. MR. DEBROW MR. WEBSTER MRS. GILMORE MR. MOORE MRS. HENRY MR. LANIER SOCIAL STUDIES MR. DAVIDSON To prepare oneself for the future it is necessary for one to know and learn from the past. To be able to be a responsible citizen, one must know the laws and how they came about. The History Department teaches the history of our world so that we may be prepared for the future. MRS. SIMMONS MR. DEASON MRS. PERKINS MR. COX 31 DRIVER’S TRAINING Mr. William Primm and Mr. Cell Hobson teach the Drivers Training Course. Drivers Training class classes teach students to be more conscientious and careful drivers. MR. WILLIAM PRIMM (Meant stm mr.clell HOBSON COACHES Because of our fabulous Coaching Staff, we have had a great year in all aspects of sports. They have promoted school spirit and brought the Student Body closer together. Our Coaching Staff is headed by Mr. Cell Hobson. COACH HOBSON COACH ANDREWS COACH DEASON COACH MOTON COACH COX 37 PHYSICAL EDUCATION WILLIAM ANDREWS Physical Education is as important in many ways as mental education. Without a strong body, we could not carry out all we have learned mentally. The P.E. teachers do a great job in training us to perfect skills and in keeping us physically fit. HENRY MOTON CAROL JEAN McAlister 33 FACULTY DIRECTORY AKIN, CHARLOTTE, teaches English 12 and Spanish I. She received her BA from Samford University and is the sponsor of the Pep Club. ANDREWS. WILLIAM, teaches boys' physical education. He attended Birmingham Southern where he obtained his AB degree. BAYLOR, ALBERTA, teaches Special Education. She holds a BS degree from Alabama State College. BELEW, MARY IRENE, works in the office as one of the school secretaries. BELL, MARY FRANCESS. received her BS degree from the University of Alabama. She teaches Business Typing and Shorthand I and II. BOTTSFORD. ROBERT, graduated from Auburn University where he received his BS degree. He teaches Speech and is sponsor of the LARGUS and Key Club. BUCK, KATHARINE, holds an AB degree from the University of Alabama. She is the sponsor of the Jr. Red Cross and teaches Algebra. COLVIN, LEE RUTH, teaches Geometry and is the sponsor of the Charm Club. She attended Miles College where she received a BA in Mathematics. COOPER, HERMAN, is the sponsor of the Sigma Phi Omega and teaches Math. He holds a BA from Miles College. COX, JOHN, is the freshman football coach. He attended the University of Alabama, where he obtained his BS degree. CUNNINGHAM, SOPHIA, graduated from Miles College with an AB degree. She teaches English. DANIEL, MARY LOU, is the girls' Physical Education teacher. She is the sponsor of the Sports Club. She holds a BS from Western Carolina University. DAUGHERTY. BYRLE, is the Home Economics teacher. She received her AB and MA from Peabody College. DAVIDSON, DONALD, teaches the freshmen Alabama History. He received his BA from Howard and his MAT from Alabama College. He sponsors Campus Life. DEASON, HAROLD, teaches History and is the sponsor of the Gamma. He graduated from Samford University and holds a 8S degree. DeBARDELADEN. REBECCA, is our Assistant Librarian. She received her M Ed from Alabama State University. DEBROW. HARRY, teaches both Chemistry and Biology. He is the sponsor of the Camera Club. He holds an AB and a MA. He graduated from Miles College and West Virginia University. DEVINE, JERRY, teaches freshmen and junior English. He graduated from Jacksonville State University with a MA. DRYSDALE, FRANCES, obtained a MA and a BA from Alabama College and an AA from the University of Alabama. She teaches English. FINLEY, ELEANOR, received her BA from Miles College. She teaches Business Mathematics. FORD, AIDALU. teaches English. She holds both an AB and a MA degree. She sponsors the National Honor Society. FLEMING. LAWAYNE, is the Choral Director at the high school. He received his BM from Samford University. GIBSON, ONIE, teaches the Business Education courses. She is in charge of all the club treasurers. She holds a BA and MA degree. GILMORE, DALE, is one of the Biology Instructors. She is the sponsor of the Alpha Tri Hi Y. She attended the University of Alabama and earned a BS degree. GOLDEN, ELLEN, received a BA degree from Huntington College and a MA from the University of Alabama. She teaches French and Spanish and is sponsor of the French Club. GRIFFIN, TOLBERT, holds a BS degree from Birmingham South Southern. She is the Guidance Counselor. HAMILTON. MARY, is our Librarian and has an AB and MA degrees in Library Science. She is the sponsor of the Library Science Club. HANSFORD, ELIZABETH, teaches Personal Typing and is the sponsor of the FTA. She holds a BS from Campbelwille Baptist College. HARWELL, RANDALL, a graduate of the University of Monte-valo with a BS in Music. He is the Assistant Band Director. HENRY, EMMA MORGAN, Isa teacher of General Science. She graduated from Miles College. HOBSON, CELL, is the heed football coach. He graduated from the University of Alabama. JEFFERIES, WILLIAM, is the Band Director. He graduated from the University of Alabama with a BS degree. KNIGHT. CHRISTINE, graduated from Alabama A M and has a BS degree. She is sponsor of Charm Club and teaches English. LANIER, JOHN, is a science teacher at Lanier High. He holds a BS degree from Alabama State. LEE, LOIS, obtained a BS from Birmingham Southern and MA from University of Alabama. She teaches Geometry and Algebra II. LONG. ARTHUR, teaches English and received a AB from Central State University. McALISTER. CAROL JEAN, is the girls' Physical Education teacher. She is the sponsor of the Sports Club. She graduated from Auburn. McDANIEL, RAFAEL, acquired his MA from Samford University. He is the sponsor of Youth for Christ. McGLOTHAM, PORTIA, teaches English. She is a graduate of Alabama State and holds a BS. MclNERNEY, WILLIAM, is a graduate of Vanderbilt University, and has a BA in English. He teaches English and sponsors Thespians. MOORE, JAMES, is a graduate of Miles College and holds a BA degree. He teaches Science and is sponsor of the Science Club. MORGAN. ISOM, holds an AB and BS degrees from Miles College. He teaches Algebra I and Data Processing. MOTON, HENRY, teaches Physical Education. He graduated from Alabama State College with a BS degree. MURRAY, WILLIAM, received a MA from Alabama State University and BS from Miles. He is in Guidance. NETTLES. DAVID, graduated from Auburn, with a BS degree, a MA from the University of Alabama. He is the advisor of the Student Council and Bank Board. He teaches Physics, and Trig. PERKINS. BARBARA, teaches American History. She attended Samford where she earned a BA. She is the sponsor of the A” Club. PETERSON. HORACE, is our principal. He attended Howard and the University of Alabama and holds a BS and a MA degree. PIPER, ELOISE, teaches Art. She graduated from Samford University with a BS degree. PRICKETT. DANA, holds an AB from Huntington; a MA from Peabody and AA from University of Alabama. She teaches Read ing Laboratory. PR I MM, WILL, teaches Driver Education. ROSSER, TOLTON. is the assistant principal. He graduated from Alabama A M and Alabama State University. He holds a Master of Education degree. SIMMONS, MARY, teaches Alabama History. She attended Miles College where she obtained a BS degree. SMITH. PHIL, holds a BS and MA degrees from Jacksonville University. He teaches Trade and Industrial Education. SYX. JOHNNY, is the DE teacher, and sponsors the DECA. He holds a BS from University of Alabama. THOMAS, ALFRED, is a holder of a BA degree from Miles College. He teaches Civics. WALKER, DOROTHY, attended Skidmore College and Birmingham Southern. She teaches English and Journalism and sponsors the Anchor Club. WEBSTER. RUFUS, teaches Biology. He graduated from the University of Montavalo and holds a BS and MAT degree. He sponsors Campus Life. WOODARD, EDNA, a Physical Education teacher, received her AB from Knoxville College. She sponsors the Dance Club. WRIGHT, WILLIAM, is a holder of a BS and MAT degrees, from Livingston State College and University of Montavalo. He teaches American Government and Economics. 35 PEREZ, JULIO, is the Spanish teacher and sponsor of the Spanish Clubs. He holds BS, BA and MA degrees. YOUNGBLOOD. BARBARA, teaches Mathematics. She is a graduate of Miles College and holds a BA degree. IMCU- STUDENT LIFE LARAGUSSTAFF Nancy Johnson and Janat Hall — EDITORS Mr. Robert Bottiford - SPONSOR Johnny Ruuell - BUSINESS MANAGER 3 Rodney Murrell - MEMORIES EOITOR L Suaette Hunter - STUDENT LIFE EDITOR 39 Cathy Rech meter - CLASS EDITOR Pet Blue - SPORTS EDITOR Billy Thnwher - FACULTY EDITOR. YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Carla Shew - CLUB EOITOR STUDENT COUNCIL AND ENTIRE STUDENT COUNCIL 40 Mr. NtrtlM - SPONSOR Rodney Murr� ll - PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Ronnie DiChiara - lit VICE PRESIDENT Ricky Davis - 2nd VICE PRESIDENT Den lie CU k - CHAPLAIN Billy Thraiher - PARLIAMENTARIAN 41 MEMORIES OF OUR LIFE AT JESS LANIER Link Hobson Vickie Rogers CHEERLEADERS 1970-71 The cheerleaders for the new J.L.H.S. were chosen by a panel of judges in August. After, they were chosen, these girls worked diligently and represented our school well, at ail games, football and basketball. Senior cheerleaders 8re Faye Canzoneri and Debbie Rogers. Juniors arp Shelia Armstead, Donna Chancey, Celia Davis. Marion Hagerty. Pam Lemox, and Sherry Wright. Sophomores are Linka Hobson, Vickie Rogers, and Jean Ann Zauchin. Jean Ann Zauchin 46 4« The Jess Lanier High Band is indeed a group worthy of high praise. The half time performances presented this fall were brilliant with music and field representation. As a result of the many hours of exhausting practice and the well-executed presentations, the Lanier bond was asked to participate in the Veterans Day Parade, the Tarrant City Marching Festival, the Christmas Parade, the Governor's Inauguration Parade, and ultimately the Peach Bowl in Atlanta, Georgia. An entertaining part of the band is the group of girls who form the Color guard and Flag Corps. At district competition, this group received a superior rating. The Majorettes are an integral part of the Lanier band. The skill shown by these talented twirlers is surpassed by very few. Another important and perhaps essential part of the band is the drum major, John Russell. He also received a superior rating at district competition and won a trophy. Probably the greatest factor in the success of the Lanier band is the effort of the band director. Bill Jefferies and his assistant, Randall Harwell. Through the combined efforts of these two men and the students the Jess Lanier Band has achieved much success this school year - 1970-71. MAJORETTES HE AO - Carol Burnt Lu Ann Kelao Debbie Oakley Cecilia Sullivan JLHS COLOR GUARDS Regina Harris Monica Hughes Mary Jo Wright Tam Keaty Jackie Smith Linda Smith THE LANIER FLAG CORPS Kathy 8radley Paula OoFrank Vanaan Brown Carolyn Fro man Sheila Fuller Sown Clarice Robyn Gardner 51 Becky Caddis 52 mm SNOIIVZINVOUO “A” CLUB 1st ROW: Sandra Cain, Debbie Gilmore, Rebecca Wright, Mr . Perkins - SPONSOR, Debbie Burroughs Regina Franklin. 2nd ROW: Mary Jo Wright. Bonnia Bucknar. Ruth Harris. Paula Kikar, Sharron Moora, Mary Wright, Oonna Stewart. 3rd ROW: Marcia Nagle, Sunn Allan, Jo Ann Whita, Rhonda Wittanitain, Judy Cowley, Vickit Reeves. Irit Thrasher. 4th ROW: Lynna Oglesby. Paula Scalin. Irana Law, Vickia Burchfield. Bath Thomp-aon, Joannine Keller, Sandra Smith. Kathy Parsons. 5th ROW: Tarri Kaalay. Linda Smith. Sheila Sims, Jan Hogelin, Carol Baird. Laa Black, Sheryl Fulton, Batty Bates. PRESIDENT......... VICE-PRESIDENT..... SECRETARY.......... TREASURER......... CHAPLAIN.......... PARLIAMENTARIAN REPORTER-HISTORIAN Debbie Burroughs .....Linda Smith ■ - Debbie Gilmore ----Marcie Nagel .....Paula Kiker .....Jan Hogelin ----Mary Wright 57 Left to Right. 1H ROW: Mr . Gilm x - SPONSOR, Marilyn Rhodes. Valarl Barnes. Carol Clark, Pam Barnes, Paula Champion, Malinda Moseley. 2nd ROW: Shelly Mittermaier. Carla Shaw, Jean Anne Zauchin, Cindi Omit, Karen Criiawell, Ann 8rob«ton, Blair Dunlavy, Roxanne Carlae. 3rd ROW: Sherry Davis, Janet Hall, Travisa Phillips, Kathy Brown. Kay Butler, Debbie Oakley, Andie Lazenby. Suain Edwards. 4th ROW: Taleia Phillips, Beth Tucker. Marion Hagerty, Melly Kranbuahl, Margaret Stone. Carol Bums, Pat Randolph, Carolyn Gladney. 5th ROW: Bonnie Blacker by. Sylvia Black-arby. Julie Hayes, Vickie Maruella. Teresa Goodwin. Denise Sims. SS PRESIOENT - Sholty Mlttormaior VICE-PRESIDENT - Janet Hall SECRETARY — Carla Shaw TREASURER - Mallnda Motley PARLIAMENTARIAN - Vickie Manzetla HISTORIAN - Carol Bum. 59 ALPHA PLEDGES; Bottom to Right: 8lair Dunlavy. Pam Barn . Travlta Phillip . Kathy Brown, Jean Anrve Zauchin. Deniw Edward . Ann Brobtton, Teleia Phillip . Karen Critwoll, Roxanne Carlee, Julie Hoyet. Sherry Davit. Debbie Oakley. Valerio Barnet, Molly Kranbuehl. ANCHOR CLUB FIRST ROW: Donna Lockhart, Sherry Harrow, Wanda McComb , Debra Boyd, Debbie Johnson, Nina 8utler, Lorraine Owen . SECOND ROW: Vicki Sheffield, Judy William , Debbie Myrick. Mary Margret Simonetti, Mary Morey Moore, Debria Johnson. Vickie Bondi, Beth Denni . THIRD ROW: Tricia Boackle, June Vance. Jackie Smith, Ann White, Jenny Allen, Cindy Allen, Toni McGee, G wend a Cook. PRESIDENT - Sherry Hamner VICE-PRESIDENT - Gwenda Cook SECRETARY - Paula Seed TREASURER — Mary Morey Moore CHAPLAIN - Vicki Sheffield PARLIAMENTARIAN - Debra Boyd HISTORIAN - Debbie Myrick Mary Margaret Simonetti Judy Williams 60 BANK BOARD L� ft to Ritftt. 1 ROW: Lind. Smith, Mrs. Smith - 8TNB BANK ADVISOR. Lu Ann KeHo. Deni Clark. Deborah Jones. 2nd ROW: Jeanlne Keller. Caro-lyn Roe. Jerry Yarbrough. Rodney Murrell. 3rd ROW: Mary Jane Terry, Petti Deen. Donnie Watson. Gary Harris, Billy Thrasher - PRESIDENT. 4th ROW: Harold Alexander. Carol Bums, Ricky Davis - CASHIER, Steve Bleckerby. 5th ROW: Mr. Nettles - SCHOOL AOVISOR, Booger Reeves. Ronnie Di Chlara. NOT SHOWN. Jay Casey - VICE-PRESIDENT. Vickie Kay Manrella - SECRETARY. 61 CAMERA CLUB 1« ROW: Alphonto 8urn� . Glenda Tyman, Marcenla Taylor, Patricia Hendon, Sandra Smith. Patricia E te . Byron Boone. 2nd ROW: Edna Wright, Lawrence Barnet, Debra Davi . Vamma Brown, Marilyn Denton. Belinda Long. 3rd ROW: Harold Fagan, Thaodi Allen, Donald Carter. OFFICERS PRESIDENT...................Lawrence Barne CORRESPONDING SEC,..............Edna Wright FINANCIAL SECRETARY......Debra Davia TREASURER.............Patricia Erte CHAPLAIN.....................Marilyn Oeneon REPORTER....................Patricia Hendon PARLIAMENTARIAN................Byron Boone 62 CAMPUS LIFE Pat Blue, Peul Terrell, Debi Knight. Sherry Wright, Jesse Reeves, Andy Larenby, Carol Burns, Bonnie Buckner. Kethy Brazil. Lance Hill, BHIy Thresher. Shelly Mittermeior. Johnny Bell. Kay Butler. Denise O'Callahan. Cathy Ray. Vickie Rogers. Mike Hill, Rodney Murrell. Janet Hall, Beckie Caddis. Brenda Griffin. Bobby Howell, Luenn Kelio, Melinda Moseley, Randy Hayes. Charles Kleisor OFFICERS Billy Thrasher..........PRESIDENT Charles Klelser....VICE-PRESIDENT LuAnn Kelso.............SECRETARY Andy Lazenby.............CHAPLAIN Rodney Murrell..PARLIAMENTARIAN Randy Hayes..............REPORTER 63 CHARM CLUB OFFICERS 1st ROW. Right to Left Barbara Tate........... Mary Coffee............ Denise Jefferson....... Cynthia Perkins........ 2nd ROW, Right to Left Michelle Blanks........ Sheila Cunningham------ Patricia Smith......... ......PRESIDENT -- - VICE-PRESIDENT ......SECRETARY -ASST. SECRETARY PARLIAMENTARIAN ......TREASURER ---BUS. MANAGER Mrs. Knight Mrs. Colvin 64 In ROW Lift to Right Michelle Blank , Janice Lewis, Cynthia Perkin . Patricia Smith, Annie L. Hatter. 2nd ROW, Left to Right: Mr . C- Knight, Mr . L. R. Colvin, Sheila Cunningham. Cynthia McKinney, Linda Devi . 3rd ROW, Left to Right: Debra Lockett, Paulette Jackion. Debra Devi . Loretta Woodward, Vivian William , Mildred Robinson. 4th ROW. Left to Right: Sharon Carlton, Joyce William . Deni e Jeffer on, Judy Thoms . Dorothy Maxwell. 5th ROW. Left to R ghi: Bernle Perry. Mary Coffee. Monica Mitchell. Barbara Tate. Wanda Wright. 65 DANCE CLUB lit ROW. Left to Right: Linde Hardwick, Sonja Lewis. Deborah Jones, Sandra Jefferson. Shirley Ward. Thersea Strouder. Zona Johnson. 2nd ROW. Left to Right'- Mrs. Woodard. Vivian Williams. Revapte Thomas, Cordelia Perry, Mary Paulding, Linda McCall. Audrey Simon. 3rd ROW, Left to Right: Melaine Johnson, Brenda Hardwick, Portia Delaine. Caren Oelaino. Sharon Moore. Cathy Wilson. Row Kennedy. Paulette Jackson. Eloise Kennedy. 66 The girls in action. Mr . Woodard - SPONSOR OFFICERS Oeborah Jono ..............................-PRESIDENT Sharon Moor.................................SECRETARY Shirley Ward................................TREASURER Sonj Lewi ..................................CHAPLAIN Revopl Thomo Unda McCall..............................VICE-PRESIDENT Brenda Hardwick.........................ASST. SECRETARY Meleine Johnion...............................HISTORIAN Kethy Wilton............................ASST. HISTORIAN Zona Johnson............................PARLIAMENTARIAN Sandra Jofferjon.........-..............ASST. CHAPLAIN 47 ins DATA PROCESSING to Right. 1st ROW: Oni Davis. Annie Thomas. Cleo Yarbrough. Sharon Williams. Barbara Hanna. Oebrn Thompson. Gloria Hayes. 2nd ROW: Earnest Cola-, Robert Hunter. Fredrick Farness, Lawrence Barnes, Rosa Hunter. Laxia Smith. 3rd ROW: Gary Harris. Kenneth Glover. Doretha Moore, Janice Cooper, Wtl-Bums, Sandra Smith, Regenia Cherry. «th ROW. Bernard Cook, Doris Johnson, Jerry Yarbrough. Brenda Hall, Janet Lawley, Sand I Sellers, Vickie Monrolla. OW: Yvonne Dunnerham, Marde Nagle, Amy Hamrick, Janet Johnson, Janice Cobb, Kenneth Mathews. I. J. Morgan. INSTRUCTOR. PRESIDENT.... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY---- TREASURER----- INSTRUCTOR - -- OFFICERS — Bernard Cook — Gary Harris Vickie Manzella - Janice Cobb — Mr. Morgan 68 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW. Left to R.ght Verranda Wilton. Sharon Gray. SECOND ROW. David Matthew . Suian Allan. Randy Manzalla. Mel.ua Kr h uRL ROW: Karen N.cholton THIRD ROW: Sharon Moore, Rote Ann Clifton, Amu Bernene. D.ane Chandler. Mary Margaret Simonetti, Sand. Seller , r Marc. Nagle. Vickie Manzalla. Jo Ann Whit . Wanda Crowe. Brenda Hall. Janet Lawley. Pam Naborc. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Vickie Manzalla VICE-PRESIDENT - Marci Nagle SECRETARY - Wanda Crowe TREASURER - Pam Nabor CHAPLAIN - Aniu Burnett HISTORIAN - David Matthew 69 GAMMA HI-Y FRONT ROW: Joe Person . Tim Carter. Johnny Gwen. Dev� d Arnold. Mike Lawley. Johnny Nunnelly. Terrell Pettereon. Meric Shope. Donnie Green. SECOND ROW: Mark Farley. David White. Dwight Kimbrel, Miko Buiby. Billy Lawley, Steve Mason, Terry White. Bill Edward . THIRD ROW: Joey Vine , Randy Foster. Pat Krechambuel. Gary McKnight, Barry Buckner. Mike Tucker. Ricky Russo. FOURTH ROW: Mike Ford, Earl Ray, Lock Tinsley, David Pitts. Jack Walls. FIFTH ROW: Pat Riley, Tim Oglesby. Jerry Stamps. Mike Moore. cni OFFICERS PRESIDENT..............................Randy McKinnay VICE PRESIOENT.............................Mile Buiby TREASURER........................................Billy Lawlay SECRETARY..............................Tarrall Pattofjon PARLIAMENTARIAN.............................Miko Moore SOCIAL OIRECTOR.................................Johnny Gwen CHAPLAIN.........................................Jerry Stamp KAPPA HI-Y FRONT ROW: Mr. Wright. Slav Casey. Jody 8ur8.n. Paul Tamil, Wayne Randle. SECOND ROW: David Pirwm, Don Eilend, Alien Oot, Randy HayM. Charles Kleiser. Joa Wallin, Jama Moora. THIRD ROW: Steve Park , Earl Harri , Billy Thrasher, Charle Clem, Ronnie Nelson. Eugene Cochran, David Shiver . FOURTH ROW: Donald Smith, Frank Comer. Bugger Reeves, Steve Pike, R«ky Darden. Eugene Warren, David Culwell. FIFTH ROW: Mike Hill. Grady Tucker. Stovo Macpherson, Tim Smith, Dennis Vining, Stave Boyd, Stephen Foster. 72 OFFICERS PRESIDENT...............................Stew Casey TREASURER....... VICE PRESIDENT........................Peul Terrell PARLIAMENTARIAN SECRETARY...............................Rendy Foster CHAPLAIN........ Stephen Foster Eugene Warren 8illy Thresher OLD MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS 73 74 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hobtoo. Johnny Hagerty, Jay Casey, Eddie Thigpen, Joe Griffin, Johnny Bell. Ricky Devi . Steve Blackerby. Brad Dunlavy, Gran Wilton. Rodney Murrell, Key Bradley. Vince Blacker by, Johnny Russell, Bill Roy, Jew Reave . Doug Logan, Dave Kaye , Donny Watson, David Zau-chin. J. V. Devi . Marlin Perkin , Mark Piazza. Bobby Howell, Steve Shaw, Dan King, Terry Wilton, Steve Headrick. Steve Griff it. Ruts Guyton. Eddte Porter. Reese Robinson. Bill Martin. David McDowell, Jerry Nolan. Gregg Jackson, Joe Tarry. Donny Thomas, Gary Mahaffey. Randy Maruella. Ronnie Wright. Lance Hill. PRESIDENT.............Jay Casey VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY..........Donny W t on TREASURER----- PARLIAMENTARIAN----Eddie Thigpen CHAPLAIN...... KEY CLUB SWEETHEART-Sherry Wright — Johnny Bell Johnny Hogerty — .Joe Griffin SPONSOR Mr. 8ottsford 75 LIBRARY SCIENCE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Putman. Allen Thornton, Grego Port. Rhonda Mitchell, Eddie Dunnerhem, Craig Seller , Debbie Myrick. Janet Cecioppe. Marry Lou Po ey. Margaret Stone. Trica Boackle. Vanessa Morri . Margaret Simonetti. Joe Wallin, Lynn Howton. Brenda Stubbs, Rota Clifton, Jo Lane Wright, Sylvester Diggins. Steve Franklin, Chalet Clem, Earl Harris, Stephen Martin, Billy McGill, Jack Wall , Terry Comb , Ted Bullock. Sutan Craig. Donnie Gregory. Gary Smith. 76 SPONSORS OFFICERS LINDA SMITH BILLY THRASHER GARY WESSON RANDY HAYS MICKIE HOOD BETH SEWELL JANET LAWLEY SHARON MOORE HONOR NATIONAL John Hagerty VICE PRESIDENT Stave Casey PRESIDENT CAROL BURNS JAY CASEY SOCIETY Melinda Motley SECRETARYTREASURER Charles Klelter CHAPLAIN RICKY DAVIS JOE GRIFFIN 77 PEP CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Davis, Amy Hamarick. Beth Sewell. Donne Rhode . Debi Knight. Petti Fisher. Key Bo tier. Becky Parson . Kay Perry. Veronde Wilton. Dorthey Holderfield. Sheron Thome . Lynn Oglesby. Carta Shew, Shelly Mittamaier, Janice Cooper, Anna Defrank, Denise Sims, Petti Dean, Beverly Bramblette, Sylvia Bicker by, Michelle Kelly. Connie Orr. Vicki Sheffield. Trlde 8oacokle, Debbie Burroughs. Pam Nabors, Sandy Sellers. Jeennine Keller, Margaret Stone. Janet Hell. Robin Strange. Brenda Johnson. Mary Paulding. Kathy Wilson. Patricia Hendon, Julie Hayes, Kathy Brazil. Carolyn Roe. Susan Allen, Denies Edwards, Andy Lazenby, Nan Garrett, Iris Thrasher. Susan Stinnett. Teleie Philips, Sandra Smith. Denise Robertson. Mellie Krehenbuhl. Deborah Bryant. Beth Tucker, June Vance, Vicki Reeves. Susan Edwards. Regina Franklin, Jan Parsons. Wanda McCombs. Karen Criswell. Angie Mooney. Linda Wall. Jane Obert. Ann Brobston. Kit Wall. Sherry Davis. Martha Mulkey. Pat Patterson. Sandra Cain. Mary Durham. Kathy Pearson. Patti Robertson. OFFICERS PRESIDENT-.....-........................Donna Rhodes VICE PRESIDENT............................Patty Fidier SECRETARY........................................Cindy Davis PARLIAMENTARIAN............................Debi Knight REPORTER..........................................Beth Sewell GROUP CAPTAIN......................................Kay Butler Pep Club in action. 7 • SIGMA PHI OMEGA OFFICERS Oeti Davit Kenneth Mathew Donald Ray Carter Dwight Avery Kenneth Glover Wendell Carr Gary Harm Jerry Yarbrough Harold Alexander Left to Right. 1«t ROW: Robert Hunter. Donald Ray Carter, Kenneth Mathew , Desi Devi . 2nd ROW: Kenneth Glover. Willie Foster. Dwight Avery, Wendell Carr. 3rd ROW: Gary Harris. Jerry Yarbrough, Harold Alexander. SPORTS CLUB S , FROM TOP: Patty Fish or, Kay Parry. Angie Mooney. Faya Canzoneri. Linda Wall. Deb! Knight. Suteee Hunter, Connie Orr. Nancy Johnson, Kit Wall, Muriel Spearman, Cathy Rechmelor. Robbin Mahan, Beth Sewell, Venita Jackson, Wanda Stone. Martha Mu I key. Wanda Jackson, Becky Parsons. Debbie Rogers, Amy Hamrick, Jane Obert. Karen Nicholson, Regina Strange. Janet Lew ley. Kathy Bradl. Anna DeFrank. Jan Peny. Vicki Rogers. C : Lu Ann Kelso. Denies Roberson, Christy McCollom, Robin Strango. Debbie Stephens, Sandra Hosey, Debra Bryant. Sherry Wright, Linka Hobson, Patti Hannah. Pam Lomox. Celia Davis. Cathy Brazil, Donna Chancey, Patti Dean, Denise Clerk, Becki Caddis. SPONSOR. Mrs. Daniels. OFFICERS FRONT. From Right to Loft PRESIDENT........... VICE-PRESIDENT...... TREASURER........... CHAPLAIN............ Su setts Hunter Nancy Johnson -Debbie Roger ---Beth Sewell BACK. From Right to Left PARLIAMENTARIAN REPORTER.......... SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - • -HISTORIAN......... •Feve Cenxooeri .....Jen Perry - - - Denite Cl� k ■ - Anna OeFrank PLEDGES FRONT, Left to Right: Muriel Spearmen, Connie Orr, Vicki Roger . Linde Well. Angie Mooney. Regina Strange. MIDDLE: Robbin Mahan, Kathy Bradley. Becky Caddis, Venita Jack ion, Martha Mulkey. Kay Perry. Becky Panons. Kit Wall. Linka Hobson. Jane Obert. SCIENCE CLUB Left to Right. 1st ROW: Loretta Croone. Dorothy Holdorfiold. Veronnda Wilson, Rebecca Wright, Rita Hughins. 2nd ROW: Sandra Cain, Carol Baird, Lea Block, Ann Stovall, Irene Law. 3rd ROW: Kenneth Smith. Avery Johnson. James Moore, Douglas Justice. Eddie Kelso, David Derby. 4th ROW: Allon Lenoir, Joshua Hollifield, Wendell Corr, Albert Rhone, Gary Harris. Dwight Avery. Harold Alexander. Jerry Yarbrough. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Irene Low VICE-PRESIDENT - Ann Stovall SECRETARY - Loretta Croone TREASURER - Joshua Hollifield CHAPLIN - Veronnda Wilson 8USINESS MANAGER - Wendell Carr PARLIAMENTARIAN - Gory Harris SPONSORS - Mr. Moore and Mr. Webster •2 SPANISH I FIRST PERIOD FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Debbie Adarm, Andy Lazenby, Robyn Ricci. Mary Durham. Cathy Champion. Batty Bata . SECOND ROW: Millie Mowley, Phillip Ward. Lillian Lewi . Douglas Battle, Lynn Morrow. Denise Ethridge, Vickie Rogers. Don King, Robbin Mahan. Buddy Bunn, David Eargle. Stove Plummer. THIRD ROW: Bill Martin. Leslie Stophcns. Harold Fagan, Tommy Duncan. Eddie Watts, Mr. Perez. Bobby Howell, Barry Buckner, Terry Wilson, Lorry Garner. S3 OFFICERS: PRESIDENT. Buddy Bunn; VICE-PRESIDENT. Robbin Mahan; SECRETARY. Andy Lazenby; TREASURER. Bobby Howell; CHAPLAIN, Terry Wilson; PARLIAMENTARIAN. Vickie Rogers. SPANISH I SECOND PERIOD FIRST ROW: Robert Carnet. David Robinson. Ricky Abbot. Kenny Blankenship. SECOND ROW: Janice Vint . Tony Smith. Anita Amman, Renee Robinson. Mary Jane Terry. THIRD ROW: Fury Hayos. Don Nelson, Arnold Ackers. Monica Hughes. Lowayne Watford. OFFICERS. PRESIDENT - Mary Jane Terry; VICE PRESIDENT - David Robinson; SECRETARY - Robert Carnes; TREASURER - Rickey Abbot; CHAPLAIN - Renee Robinson; PARLIAMENTARIAN - Kenny Blankenship. M SPANISH II THIRD PERIOD Left to Right, lit ROW. Mary Neill Wright. Debbie Stephen . Beth Thomson. 2nd ROW: Potti Dean. Bill Edwards. Collins Caddis. Steve Robinson. 3rd ROW: Tommy Kilpatrick. David Sellers. Bryan Matthews. Mr. Perez - SPONSOR •5 SPANISH II FOURTH PERIOD FIRST ROW. Ltft to Right: Sharon Gray. Beverly Carr. Cynthia McKinney. Mary Maregaret Simoneni. Mary Morey Moore. SECOND ROW: David Dunn. Stave Shew. Lock Tln ley. Jack Colley. Debbie Gilmore. Vickie Reeve . THIRD ROW: Roy Norrell, J. V. Davi . Marian Hagerty. Sunn Edward . Marcia Nagle. FOURTH ROW: Rex Carroll. Mike Denni . Wayno Morgen. Sandra Hoiey. Keith Grammar. PRESIDENT - Juliu Victoria Oavh SECRETARY - Marian Hagarty REPORTER - Mary Margaret Simoneni CHAPLAIN - Beverly Carr. Cynthia McKinney VICE-PRESIDENT - Sandra Honv TREASURER - Mike Deni S6 FIRST ROW. Left to Ritfit: Billy Lawlay. Celia Devi . David McDowell. Mike Tucker SECOND ROW: Jo hua Holdertield. Fred Guariono. Eddie Porter. Joey Vine . SPANISH I SIXTH PERIOD FRONT ROW: Charlotte Miller, Jackie Smith, Kathy 8rakley. Carol Baird, Back Wright. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Matthews. Lise Goodwin, Susan Stinnet, Regina Strange, Sandra Cain, Reese Robinson, Allen Lenoir. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Glover, Anne 8robtton, Blair Dunlevy, Kit Well, Kav Perry. Linka Hobeon, Balerie Barnes. Sherrye Davis. Shelia Grice. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Justice. Joe Terry. Perry Piper. Jimmy Moore, Robert Henry, Ronnie Nelson, Grady Tucker. OFFICERS PRESIDENT........................Allan Lenoir VICE PRESIDENT...................Sandra Cain SECRETARY.........-.............Links Hobson TREASURER................................Joe Terry CHAPLAIN .........................Kay Perry PARLIAMENTARIAN......................Sherrye Davis 97 THESPIANS Left to Right. In ROW: Mr. Mclnerney, Janet Hall, Denni Vlning, Bonnia Buckner. Mick re Hood. Brenda Griffin, Becky Caddis. Cecelia Sullivan, Steve 8oyd. 2nd ROW: Sandra Smith, Rita Hutchim, Mary Griffin, Anita Ownan, Toni Smith, Lorame Owen . Sherry Hamner. Amy Hamrick. Karen Nicholson, Susan Clark. 3rd ROW: Jan Hogelin, Jackie Smith, Rodney Harrii, Denise 0‘Callaghan, Allen Clem, Jlmbo Mulkin, Terry Hill, Bob Henry. Kethy Denni , Glen Burn . Charlotte Dennis. 4th ROW: Terri Keeley, Vickie Burchfield. Dave Colewell, Bruce Jones. Mike Hill, Bobby Pennington, Barbara Dudley, Cynthia McKinney, Wanda Watkins, Tim Oglesby. 5th ROW: Jimmy Walker. Frank Colemer, Wayne Randle, Dan Lott, Richard Guyton. Dave Keyes. David Parsons. Larry Dozier. David Mathews. Mary Wright. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Brenda Griffin VICE PRESIDENT - Mickio Hood SECRETARY - Sandra Smith TREASURER - Cacefia Sullivan CHAPLAIN - Jan Hogelin HISTORIAN - Mary Wright 99 TRIG CLASSES FIFTH PERIOD TRIG.: Loft to Right, 1ft ROW: Eddie Thigpen. Johnny Hagcrty, Jorry Stamps, Brad Dunlovy, Randy McKinney. 2nd ROW: Jesse Raevet, Gary Horrii, Joe Griffin, Stovo Blackorby, Ricky Davis, Miko Hobson, Ronnlo DIChiara. 3rd ROW: Harold Alexander, Jerry Yarbrough, Charles Kleieor, Kenny Oglesby. Ricky Darden, Steve Casey. Johnny Boll. 4th ROW: Debra Jones, Revaplo Thomas, Linda Smith, Debbie Gilmore, Denlso Clark, Faye Canzoneri, Nancy Johnson. 6th ROW: Mr. Nettles, Wendoll Carr, Brondo Griffin, Carol Burns. 90 6th PERIOD TRIG- 1st ROW: Jay Casey, Rodney Murrell. Paula Champion, Malinda Mosloy. Anna De Frank, Richard Guyton. 2nd ROW: Eddia Thigpen. Brad Dun levy. Carla Shew, Janet Hall, Marcia Nagle. Don Smith, Randy Hayes. 3rd ROW: Steven Foster, Gary Harris, Yvonne Dunniham, Janet Law ley, Marcia Nagle, Vickie Menzella, Mary Moeey Moore. Jerry Keith. 4th ROW: David Zeuchin. Bill Roy. Mr. Nettles, Bill Throsher. 8ruce Vines. Paul Terrell. VOLLEYBALL LHt to Right. 1«t ROW: Sharon Gray. Poulette Jadcion. Dorothy Jackson. Janice Cuff. Brenda Harris. 2nd ROW- Shtrlon Gillespie, Michelle Blanch Patricia Eldridge, Evalyn Rhone. 3rd ROW: Toni Joi Hill. Louisa Williams. Mary Margaret Simonetti. Annl Sharon Thomas. DELTA sigma R HO Lett to Right. 1st ROW: Shelia Grice, Patricia Bouyer, Methal Cunningham, Fawn Fuller. Yvonne Dunnihem. 2nd ROW: Vanessa Brown. Shelia Fuller. Lela Williams, Bessie Wren. Ruth Miller. Revaple Thomas. 3rd ROW: Patricia Handon. Sharon Gray, Janice Cooper. Dorothy HokJerfiekJ, Doretha Moore. Barbara Devi . Beverly Carr. Barbara Tate. BESSEMER SINGERS 8ESSEMER SINGERS Jane Obert. Linda Smith. Lorraine Ow«n� , Mary Wright. Beverly Bramblett. Cacalia Sullivan. Ann Harmon. Anita Jones. Debbie Stephens. Paula Kiker. Pam Barnet, Tarri Hill. Robyn Ricci, Kathy Dennis, Claudia Clarke, Sherry Davis, Bill Martin. Nancy Johnson, David Pitts. Vinca Blackerby, Phil Dodson, Flynn Hawkins. Glann Burns, Erie Oliver. Donald Carter, Donald Grace, Bobby Howell, Gran Wilson. Charles Brown, David Wyatt, Jamas Moore. Steve Mason, Spencer Brown. Leon Pippen, Perry Piper, Brian Davis. Richard Guyon. Marc Hall. Joe Terry. Run Guyton, Chuck Lacey. Ronnie Nelson, Robert Henry, Steve Rushing. Dev id Darby. Brenda Griffin, Gwynda Cook. Cathy Ray. Jan Hogelin, Karen Nicholson, Amy Hamrick, Oenin O'Callaghan. Jeannine Roberts. Gloria Hay as, Shelia Grice. 93 NINTH GRADE CHOIR FIRST ROW: Randy Twonsen, Greg Tranell. George Duncan. Bud Johnson, Keith Clarke, Gary Barlow. Randy Ford, Mike Edwards. Greg Hawkins, Allen Oem. Jlmbo Mulkin, Don Eiland. SECOND ROW: Pam Meggs, Kate Blake, Dorothy Saagle. Gay Nell Walls. Pat House, Nancy Davis, Maragret Hagerty. Denise Courtney. Joy Hanley, Jeanne Hadder. Sue Seals. Carol 8lalock. Judy Greener. Hary Ellen DIChlara. Kay Mullins. THIRD ROW: Karen Bass. Susan Moore. Mary Davidson, Vicki Reeves. Susan Watson. Melissa Krahenbulh. Meni Jager, Undie Brown, Elouise Ware. Cathy Cowley. Joyce Williams. Lynn Weaver. Brenda Pray tor. FOURTH ROW: Wayno Franklin, Edward Hinon, Eddie Hammonds. Gary Toxey. Buddy Barr. Jimmy Walker, Don Griffis, Mi- chael Cooper. Bruce Jones, Russell Aldrich, Fred Klker, Ronnie Wright. Bernard Bowdman, Benny Hester. 94 GIRL S’ GLEE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Christio McCollum. Julie Haye . Susan Edwards. June Vance, Carolyn Lint, Shelia Cunningham, Edith Wilder, Brenda Hall. Sandra Lewis. Jo Ann Latino, Sue Rigers, Pot Randolph, Denise Sims. Debra Hyche, Kathryn Burrell, Wanda Watkins, Non not to Irby, Wanda Wright. ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Regina Franklin. Juannin Roberts. Terri Hill. Ronnie Nelson. Ann Harmon, Steve Rushing. Kathy Dennis. Brian Davis. Lorraine Owens. Desi Davis. Gwenda Cook. Chuck Lacy. Robyn Ricci. David Darby, Paula Kikar. Any Hamrick, Bevely Brambiett. Anita Jones. 95 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Smith. Robyn Ricci, Beverly Bremolctt, Bill Martin. Ronnie Nelson, Vine Blackerby. Nancy Johnson. Regina Franklin, Paula Kiker. Kathy Dennis. Cathy Ray. Joe Terry. Amy Hamrick. Terri Hill. Robert Henry. Donna Rhodes, Cecelia Sullivan. Gran Wilson. Russ Guyton, Brenda Griffin. 96 visnop ip: !5 TBT DOM YDS. TO EO BAUD! i m BB SHONOH LADIES-IN-WAITING Sylvia Blackerby Anna Jean De Frank Patty Fishar Suaette Huntar Debbie Knight Doretha Moore 101 Fayo Canzoneri Carolyn Gladney Dorothy Jack ton Michele Kelley Karen Delaine Fawn Fuller 1 L Janet Hall H S Nancy Johnton Libby Lawley Vicki Manzella 102 Melinda Motley Pem Nabors Shelley Mittermaier Keren Nlcholeon Debbie Room Donne Rhodes Annie Thomas 103 DOWN YDS. TO GO BALL ON OTB. HOMECOMING A VICTORY 104 06 CUTEST: Cindy Devi and Mike Hobion MOST MUSICAL: Denis Sim end Jerry Wataon 107 WITTIEST: Sarah Monts and Dwight Kimbral BEST DANCERS: Amy Hamrick and Mark Shops MOST ATHLETIC: Debbie Rogcn and Ricky Oavi� MOST SERVICE TO SCHOOL: Vickie Manzellaend Rodney Murrell BIGGEST FLIRT: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Sylvia Black erby and Ronnie DiChiara Fayo Canzoneri and David Zauchin 108 BEST DRESSED: Pittv Fl at and Johnny Ball BEST CONVERSATIONALIST: Dan«w Clark and Davt Ktytt FRIENDLIEST Anna Da Frank and Johnny Rutaall MOST ARTISTIC: MVcMa Hood and Gary Wawon no BEST PERSONALITY: Janet Hall and Randy McKinney SENIOR FAVORITES Senior Favorites are elected by the entire Senior Class in a special election. Although honor was bestowed only upon twenty members of the Senior Class, every member deserves to be included on these pages, for every single Senior is an important and necessary part of the class. The 1971 Senior Favorites are (I to r): Shelly Mittermaier, Steve Blackerby, Patty Fisher, Ronnie OiChiara, Debi Knight. Randy McKinney. Anna DeFrank, Carla Shaw. Donna Rhodes, Doretha Moore, Cindy Davis, Janet Hall, Debbie Rogers, Eddie Thigpen. Rodney Murrell, Ricky Davis, Johnny Hagerty. Mike Hobson, Desi Davis. Ernest Coleman. til STUDENTS, ATHLETES, AND FACULTY m COMBINE TO MAKE JESS LANIER NO. l!! 117 TIGERS SHOW WHO HAS THE TEAM!! FRONT: Dwight Kimbrel, Nethanal Mitchell, Charles Davidson. Mika Davis, Ed Brown. Ronnie Long, Marie Platte, Donny Watson. BACK: Mike Busby. Ricky Davit. David Zauchin, Deti Davis. J. V. Davis. Ernest Coleman. Donnie Stevens, Crit Rirdon. TIGER B-TEAM - A SUCCESS ALSOU FRONT: Doug Devil. COACH Moton, Eddie Porter. BACK: Jarry Nolen. Barry Buckner. Eugene Warren, Leon Pippin, William Wallace. Larry Watson, Lynn Walton, James Bell. Gary Mahaffoy. Mike Brown, Ronald Mack. 120 AND SHOW WHO’S THE BEST!!! TIGER’S BOAST NEW TEAM - 124 FRESHMEN SHOW MUCH NEW SPIRIT - AND DISPLAY JUST AS MUCH TALENT!! 128 The Lanier Purple Tigers lost their first game of the 1970 season to the powerful Ensley Yellow Jackets, 14-6. The Lanier defense headed by Terrell Patterson, could not hold the explosive Ensley offense and the Tigers offense, minus star running back Steve Blackerby, could not seem to make up the 7-6 half-time deficit. Lanier routed McAdory 28-0, recovering well from the Ensley defeat. The Lanier-McAdory game brought out the unused talents of Ronnie Nelson, who played a spectacular ballgame and gave the Tiger fans a look at things to come. Lanier played one of its finest games against Berry, one which no Tiger fan will ever forget. The Bucs were undefeated coming to Bessemer and had high hopes of going to the state play-offs, but the Tigers had different ideas which led them to a 21-15 victory over Berry. There were many happy Tiger fans with tears in their eyes as they watched the Tigers pull off one of the biggest upsets in the state. The Tigers faced a tough Oxford squad, but were well prepared and proved themselves to be the only team on the field as they mutilated the Oxford Yellow Jackets 20-0. The Tigers suffered a big let-down against Tuscaloosa City before hundreds of eager Tiger fans. Oespite the vicious attack of the Tiger defense and the dangerous offense led by OB Ricky Davis and Back Mike Moore, the Tigers could not break the 14-14 tie. The Tigers left disappointed, but not defeated and were soon to take vengeance on a luckless Huey town Gopher brigade. Lanier upset the Gophers homecoming with a 12-7 victory over a powerful Hueytown team. The Tiger defense excelled and there was no stopping their offense. The Tigers welcomed the return of Steve Blackerby. who can open up any ballgame and did against the Hapless Hueytown Gophers. The Lanier Tigers excited everyone with a spectacular performance against Fairfield. It was the Tigers' homecoming and there was no stopping them. The Fairfield offense gave one last spurt of energy during the fourth quarter, but it did little to effect the outcome of a homecoming that everyone will remember for a long time to come. The final score was Lanier 34, Fairfield 21. All the Tigers played well against John Carroll at Bessemer. The Tigers' scoring was well distributed, as five different men scored to give Lanier a 35-0 victory over Carroll. Carroll' mistakes set up two Tiger scores; a fumble and the other an interception by Johnny Nunnally, who returned the poorly aimed pass for a touchdown. Ronnie DiChiara hit 100% of his conversion attempts and once more the Tigers were victorious. The Tigers' hopes were building and deep down inside they all wanted one thing, to beat Tuscaloosa County and perhaps get a shot at the play offs. But this was not to be, as the Tigers were to suffer one of their worst defeats of the season. The Purple Tigers, riddled by injuries, lost its second game of the season to a ready and tough Tuscaloosa County team. For the first time in an almost perfect season, the Tigers returned home scoreless and with more injuries than anyone dreamed possible. The Tigers played as well as anyone could against the monstrous Tuscaloosa County team and though defeated and discouraged they began to prepare for the final game of the season - Mountain Brook. Many believed the Tigers were to be defeated again, but the Tigers and the anxious students had not a doubt in their minds, the Tigers were to win their final game of the season, defeating Mountain Brook 29-25. The Tigers ended a beautiful season and left many Seniors a memory which will never be forgotten. This was the first season of the Lanier Purple Tigers, but many will remember them next year. They made a name for themselves and their school, one which will be feared and respected for years to come. TIGERS OPPONENTS 6 14 Ensley 28 0 McAdory 21 15 Berry 20 0 Oxford 14 14 Tuscaloosa 12 7 Hueytown 34 21 Fairfield 35 0 Carroll 0 21 Tuscaloosa County 29 25 Mt. Brook m 4 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 136 Rickey Abbott Runeil Aldrich Harold Amos Annie Anderson Calvin Andrew Lana Antonio Harold Armnood Anita Autman Gary Barlow Stanley Barnett Terry Barr Karen Ban Lfliewa Bell Larry Brgham Gloria 8ird Paige Blacker by Kate Blake Kenny Blankenthlp Rickey Bolton Barnard Bowon George Broughton Alox Brown Carlo Brown Linda Brown Undic Brown Mike Burchfield Kathy Burrell Janet Cacippo Robert Carnet James Carney Billy Carroll Cheryl Canon Nancy Causey 137 Donny Champion Sunn Clark Miko dark Alan Clem Carolyn Cockrell Shelia Cofer Mary Caffee Linda Coleman 9wron Colo man Mike Colley Thelma Collins Michael Cooper Pamela Cooper Denise Courtney Cathy Cowley Randy Craig Allen Crawford Armour Daniel Clyde Davidson Linda Davidson Mary Davidson Barry Davis Carol Davis Debra Davis Nancy Davis Walter Lee Davis 138 Mary Ellen OiChiara Benjamin Diggins Greg Dillard Janice Dockery Dean Dutfey Cbrtis Duncan Earnest Duncan Judy Dunn Mike Edwards Don Eiiand Cathy Essie Denise Ethridge Janice Fames Patsy Flendall Randy Ford Nancy Fowler Wayne Franklin Paul Frazier Randy Fuller Robin Garner Christopher Glenn Barbara Gory Judy Gossett Judy Grammer Donald Green O if ton Green Mary Kay Griffin Don Griffis Laurie Guyton James Gwin Jeannio Hadder Billy Hagert Margaret Hagerty Eddie Hammonds 139 Ruby Hardy Roy Harold Elite Harm Gloria Harris Iris Harris Noll Harris Joy Hartley Randy Hasting Greg Hawkins Rodney Hayes Darlene Henderson Pauline Henderson Benny Hester Bill Hood Shirley Houner Patricia House Lynn Howton Ray Hunter Shirley Hutchinson Bill Hutto 140 Brenda Jackson Paulette Jackson Mary Jager Denise Jefferson Chuck Jennings Bud Johnson Qirol Johnson Darrell Johnson P� m Johnson Verna Johnson Zona Johnson Bruce Jones Christopher Jones Emelonatya Jones Rickey Jones Van Jones Vincent Jones Jackie Kelly Eddie Kelso Fred Kiker Jerry Kitchen Mel its Krahenbuhl Reanioce Lambs Erma Lee Calvin Louis Debra Lockett Jerrill Long Bill Lon Louie Manzella Randy Manzella Valeria Maples Johnny Martin Robert Martin Ml M2 Vickie Mart.ndale Vickie Mask Albert Moron Reete McCall Mike McFarland Billy McGill Connie McKay Ronnie McMillian Pam Meggs Elan da Menlee Katrina Miele Larry Mima Smon Minor Jesnnie Mitchell Sandra Mitchell There Moore David Motley Jimbo Mulkin Kay Mullin Richard Murray Gary Murrell Penny Mutkie Sutan Nelton Gerturde O'Bannon Jan Obert Carl Paige Steve Park Peggy Patterion Bonnie Perry Mattie Perry Ricky Perry Mike Perry men Mergeret Phelp Brcnde Prater Yolanda Prince Brcnde Quinn Bobbie Randle Robert Reynold Anthony Rhone Connie Richer chon Mildred Robertwn Nathalie Robortson David Robinson Ronnie Robinson Rodney Rockett Diane Roger Annette Roller Sharon Rom Frankie Ruuo Albert Sender Sue Seal Ofl'O Seller Larry Shirley David Shiver Keith Shiver Shelia Shyrio Mery Simon Patrioa Sim Sekie Smith M3 Toni Smith Jimmy Smithermen Harold Stocks Diane Strong Iris Studmire Batty Taylor Mary Jane Terry Judy Thomas Teresa Thomas Alon Thorton Lee Ann Thrasher Randy Townsend Gary Toxey Greg Trammel Donny Tucker Tommy Turner Freddie Venerable Janice Vines Jimmy Walker Keith Wallace Gaynell Walls Philip Ward Eloise Ware Shirty Warren Susan Watford 144 Beverly Walton Pat Ann Watson Susan Watson Donna Weaver Lynn Weaver Tommy Weaver Betti Jo Webb Donny White Joyce Wilder Gloria Williams Joyce Williams Vivian Williams Oorothy Jean Wilson Kay Lae Wilson Kenneth Wilson Ronald Wilson Virgil Wilson Deann Windham Joey Winningham Debra Witherspoon Ronald Wright Ronnie Wright Wanda Faye Wright H5 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Lance Hill Gary Mahaffry SECRETARY Unka Hobson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS TREASURER Kay Perry CHAPLAIN Vicki Rogers PARLIAMENTARIAN Reginga Strange 144 Dooglet Bottle Bet tv 8etet Berry Betei Debbie A derm Lee Allen Keren Anderion Ondy Antlnoro Anthony Auttin Pam Barnet Valerie Barnet Niki Bettlnger Bruce Beverly Jo met Beil Mory Benton Denny Blackwell Rendy Bowden Ann Brobtton ehee' B,oom Micheal Brown °tc r Browrl George Boyd Charlie Brown Marvin Bryan Steve Boyd Kathy Bradley Beverly Bramblett Ethel Brown Kathy Brown Ted Bullock Buddy Bunn 147 Johnny Chamberi Cathy Champion Debbie Cochran Sonny Cow lay Karan O.uwell Butch Crowe Rebecca Cofieid Bertha Coleman Ronnie Cook David Culweil Gale Coming George Crutoe 148 ' Gwendolyn Cunningham David Darby Roger Davit Sham Davit Johnny Davtdton Tim Davit Evelyn Davit Patricia Davit Drew Deaton Rita Davit Portia Delaine George Oicfc 149 Carolyn Freeman Shelia Fuller Michael Garrett Oenis Goetling Michoal George Eleanor Glenn Elaine Grey Terry Gray Tere� Green Shelia Grice Beverly Grimei Gndy Gorganut Frank Hackworth Marc Hall Ann Harmon 150 Sylvester Her don Denny Hick Lance Hill Rodney Harris £ Bobby Harmon Flynn Hawkins Gary Hayes Roy Hudson Rita Hughins Paulette Hunter Earl Harris Mike Headley Steve Headrick Vera Holiness Bobby Howell George Hudson Renardo Hudosn Randy Hill Guy House Lucky Howard I Debbie Johnson Roger Johnston Robert Johnson Sem Johnson Terry Jennings Oarsy Jerglnan Greg Jackson Vanita Jackson Michelle Jefferson Sandra Jefferson 152 Donna Lockhart David Long Carolyn Lyont Gary Mahaffey Robin Mahan Ufa Maiding Wanda Me Comb Christine McCrory David McDowell Toni McGee Larry McKnight Charles Miller 153 Alico Naro J«ry Nathan Sandy Nicholson Tim Nielson Jackosn Obert Jane Obert Charles Nick 0®° Nelson Hal Ogelsby Eric Oliver Linda Nelson Billy Jack Norris Connie Orr Debbie Oakly 154 Terry Way Mike Reed Joyce Reel Robin Ricci Arthur Richardson Erleeene Richardson 155 Wayne Richardson Rickey Richey Pot Riley Charles Robottom Millie Robertom Reese Robinson Cedric Royal Amelia Rush Kerry Saxon Paula Scalise Jessica Scon Gary Smith Kenneth Smith Shelia Sims Arnold Smoo Billy Rust Tom Scott Steve Shaw 156 Jamie Thomas Jarry Smuherman Terrell Smitherman Darlene Snider V Leslie Stephens Ann Stovall Regina Strange Joey Thomas Christy Thompson David Tramel Gruver Tyler Steven Vickers Joey Vinery Dennis Vining Rena Seles Lucille Studimire Stanley Walker Muriel Spearman Wayne Taylor Mike Tucker Kit Wall 157 Linda Wall Allan Watkins Wanda Sua Watkins Clarence Williams Mike Weston Terry White Oarence Williams Dorothy Williams John Williams John Williams Lelia Williams Louise Williams 15S 159 Jean Ann Zeuchin Reginald William Jack Wintlett Cynthia Wilton Loretta Woodward • Irarette Wilton I Bemie Wren Greathellia Wright Rebecca Wright PRESIDENT J. V. Davit VICE PRESIDENT Jody Burgin SECRETARY Ram Lamox JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHAPLAIN Luann Kelio PARLIAMENTARIAN Marian Hagarty 160 I Eddie Allen Jenny Allen Susan Allen James Augustus Jimmy Bailey Foy Barge Debbie Bass Joseph Bennett Anna May Black 161 John Brown Letter Brown Spencer Brown VanetM Brown 8onnio Buckner Jodi Burdin Anite Burnen AJfoto Burnt Lee Burnt Diene Chandler I Albert Collint Gwenda Cook Judy Cowley Jack Colley 67 Curtii Crenthew Hubert Crowe Frenki Culver She lie Cunningham Brian Davit Celia Davit Owlet Davit Oarlet Davit Debra Davit J. V. Davit Patti Dean Charlotte Dennit Kathy Oennit Mike Dennit Marilyn Denton John Dick Alan Diffley David Dockery Phil Dodson Barbara Dudley Tommy Duncan Bill Edwards Denise Edwards Susan Edwards Jackie Foster Patricai Ester Harold Fagen Eddie Farmer Buddy Foley Shelia Glasscock Pat Goodwin Terri Goodwin Perry Gothard Keith Grammar Donni Gregory 164 Row Grey Craig Griffin Stove Griffis Ricky Griuom Helen Gritvasll Frsd Guarino Wanda Hardin Johnny Gwin Marian Hagarry Pan! Hannah Russ Guyton 165 Gloria Hunt Barbara Johnion Bobby Johnion Brenda Johnaon Momca Hughes Brenda Johnion Bobby Hompreyei Janice Johnion Winifred Johnion Anita Jones Wayne Jordan Lu Ann Kelso Tommy Kilpatrick Melanie Krahenbuhl Pat Krahenbuhl Andy Lannby Kenny Kuhn Chuck Lacey Debra Latham Irene Law Billy Lawlay 166 Pam Lemox Ronald Mack Ronnie Long Linda McCall Cristie McCollum Shiflev Miller Jackie Mile Tim Natih Ronnie Notion Robert Mirm Ronnie Nelion Monica Mitchell James Moore Brenda Nicholas Eddie Norris Sharon Moore Roy Nurrell 16 7 Ricky Parsons Mery Paulding Van Pear ton Laoo Pepper Marlin Parkins Freddie Perry Randy Phillip Jame Quick scy Pat Randolph Earl Ray 168 Telia Phillips Mark Piazza Eddie Pierce Kathy Posey Ronnie Putman Albert Rhone Mary Ann Richardson Jerry Richey Denise Robertson Wanda Robertson Carolyn Roe Ethel Sanders Olivia Sample Victoria Sanders Paula Seals 69 Phillip Satterfield Oavid Sailers Clay Simmons Audrey Simons Dean Smallwood Susan Stinnett Jackie Smith Robert Smith Sandra Smith Debt 6 Steven Donna Stewart i L Kathy Stoke Robin Strange Katharine Stroder Cecilia Sullivan Barbara Tate Marcenia Taylor Spenser Terrell Oonny Thomas Lwverne Thomas Iris Thrasher Loch Tinsley Beth Tucker 170 Glenda Tuvymon Johnny Watjon 171 Edma Week Judy William Noam! William Gran Wilton Kathy Wilton Rhonda Wittontwin David Wyatt Lorenzo Wilton I7J 173 17$ SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT STEVE BLACKERBY VICE PRESIDENT — JOHN HAGERTY SECRE I ARY - ANNA DuFRANK TREASURER - CARLA SHAW We, the Senior Class of 71. had the Kallista, (a thing of beauty) throughout our high school years. We now leave to the succeeding classes of JLHS the LAftGUS. It comes from the Latin, and means: years abounding with joy, happiness, and promise of a bright and successful future. Our year at JLHS was all this and more. JLHS, we thank you. CHAPLAIN - ROCHELLE MITTERMAIER PARLIAMENTARIAN - JOHN BELL 176 CHARLES ABBOTT THERESA ANDERSON DWIGHT AVERY FREODIE BELL HAROLD ALEXANDER MARGARET BANKS RICKY ALEXANDER P3e ur No Av«il«bl« JAMES AUGUSTUS DAVID BARNES SYLVIA BLACKERBY 177 MICHELLE BLANKS PATRICK BLUE DEBORAH BOYD EDMUND JEROME BROWN TOMMY BLANO PATRICIA BOACKLE FOSTER KEY BRADLEY ETHEL CAROL BURNS 17 DAVID BRA2EEL CURTIS BROOM VICKIE BONDI ANNIE 80UYER VLV WILLIAM BURNS DEBRA LEE BURROUGHS FAYE CANZONERI BEVERLY JOYCE CARR WENDELL HAMPTON CARR JAY CASEY REGINA ANN CHERRY KAREN DENISE CLARK CALUDIA LOUISE CLARKE CHARLES EARL CLEM 179 MICHAEL OAVIS too Mrtv HOTO Nat Avo.Ufcl. HARVEY COWLEY BARBARA OAVIS DESI DAVIS RICHARD OAVIS 180 CHARLES DAVIDSON KAREN DELANIE BETH DENNIS LEMUEL DIAL RONNIE OICHIARA YVONNE OUNNERHAM BEVERLY EDWARDS JOE MAC EILANO 8ARBARA ELDRIDGE FREDRICK FARNESS 161 DEBORAH GILMORE CAROLYN GLADNEY KENNETH GLOVER SHARON GRAY JOE GRIFFIN IS? DONNIE G £EN BRENDA GRIFFIN JACK GUYTON GAIL HAND. 103 GARY HARRIS RUTH HARRIS ANNIE HATTER GLORIA HAYES PHOTO NOT AVAHAIU SHARON HENDON DANNY HAYNES MIKE HILL RANDY HAYS TONE HILL DE8RAJONES JUDY HINTON I 4 MIKE HOBSON JANICE HOGELIN KAYE HOWARD NAPOLEON HUNT LINDA HUNTER ROBERT HUNTER 185 DORIS JOHNSON BARRY JOHNSON MALINE JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON BENNY JONES WILLIE JONES RICHARD JORDAN JERRY KEITH ELAINE KELLER MICHELLE KELLEY LOVELL KENNARO ROSIE PEARL KENNEDY DAVE KEYES JANICE LEWIS 186 PAULA KIKER DWIGHT KlMBRELL DIANNE KING FREDRICKAKING ROBERT EARL KING rnoto NOT AVAUA4U TERESA LAMBERT WENDELL LATHAM FREDDY LAW LEY JANET LAWLEY � • 7 MARY ELIZABETH HAWLEY MIKE LAWLEY SONYA LEWIS BILLY LOGAN DAVID MATTHEWS VICKIE MANZELLA rwoto NOT AVAUAUI MICHAEL MARTIN BARBARA JEAN MARTIN KENNETH MATTHEWS DONALD Me COOL STEVE McCRORY EUGENE McGEE MARY THERESA McGEE ranoy McKinney HENRY MILLER DORIS MIMS NATHANEIL MITCHELL SARAH MONTE DORETHA MOORE SHARON MOORE MIKE MORGAN MARY MOORE MIKE MOORE V '' m •m «! kl WAYNE MORGAN RICKY MORRIS 189 JOHN MURRAY RODNEY MURRELL PAM NABORS 190 DAVID PARSONS JOE PARSONS THOMAS PASSMORE mOTO NOT AVAHAAU TERRELL PATTERSON PHOTO NOT AVAIIAAU BAR8ARA PERKINS TOO AU1T DONNY PERKINS OLIVIA PERKINS GEORGE PENNINGTON H a mKs DAVID PHILLIPS RONALD PIKE 19“ HOWARD RIGDON JIMMY ROBERTS WILLIAM ROBINSON HELEN ROEMER fHOJO Not Are ofcU DAVID SCOTT BETH SEWELL LINDA ROGERS WILLIAM ROY III LINDA SCOTT VICKI SHAFFIELD too � UJT DAN SCOTT NEALSHAMBLIN 1 3 DENISE SIMS DONALD SMITH STEVE SHEW CAROL SHOULTS PATRICIA SMITH DONNIE STINNETT PAM SIMS LEXIE SMITH JERRY STAMPS MARK SHOPE MARY ANN SIMONETTI DONALD STEPHENS MARY MARGARET SIMONETTI SANDRA SMITH PATRICIA STILES JAN STIVENDER r BRENDA STUBBS LOIS THOMAS MARGARET STONE RONNIE STUOIMIRE ANNIE SHARON THOMAS WANDA STONE PAUL TERRELL ANTOINETTE THOMAS RAVAPLE THOMAS 195 VIRGIL THOMPSON OEBRA THOMPSON JOE TORTORICI JOE WALLIN WILLIAM THRASHER RITA TIMMERMAN RANDY TINDLE EDTRAMEL DAVID VINES BRENDA WALTON 196 GWEN WALTON SAM WARE PHOTO NOT AVAUAMf THOMAS WOODWARD SHIRLEY WESSON SHARON WILLIAMS VERRONDA WILSON BARBARA WRIGHT 197 CLEO YARBROUGH OELOIS YARBROUGH MARY ROSE WRIGHT ROBERT WYATT DAVID ZAUCHIN 19 JOLENE WRIGHT JERRY YARBROUGH TERESA ANDERSON AUDREY DANIEL THOMAS HUGUSTUS CECILIA TATE HENRY THOMPSON HARRY CAUSON LORETTA GROOMS CAROLYN JEAN LINT CURTIS TOWNSEND 199 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABBOT. CHARLES ALEXANDER. HAROLD - Science Club; Band; Nat'l Honor Society; Band Board; Sigma Phi Omega; Junior Achievement; Prophet. ALEXANDER. RICKY - Varsity Basketball; Football. ANDERSON,THERESA ARNOLD. DAVID - Varsity Football; Wrestling; B and L Club; Gamma Hi-Y; Who's Who. AUGUSTUS. JAMES AVERY. DWIGHT BANKS. MARGARET BARNES. DAVID BELL. FREDDIE BELL. SUE BELL. JOHN - Sr. Class Pari.; Class Prophet; Varsity Football; Track; B and ''L ' Club; Key Club Vice Pres.; Spanish I and II Club Officer; School Musical -2 Yr.; Campus Life; Tiger Talent Winner; State and Internat'l Key Club Convention; Who's Who. BLACK. MARY BLACKERBY. STEVE - Key Club; Homeroom Officer; B and ”L Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball Letterman; Soph. Class Vice Pres.; Jr. and Sr. Class Pres.; Senior Favorite; Who's Who; Sportsmanship Award; Spanish I and II Club; Student Council; Class Lawyer; Snitz Snider Award. 8LACKERBY, SYLVIA - Homeroom Officer; Pep Club; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Homecoming Ct. Princess; Who's Who. BLAND. TOMMY BLANKS. MICHELLE BLUE. PATRICK - Campus Life; KALLISTA STAFF; LARGUS Sect. Editor; Science Club, Sec.; Tennis Team; Asst. Photographer. OACKLE, PATRICIA - Anchor Club; Lib. Science Vice Pres.; Pep Club; Red Cross. BONDI, VICKIE - Anchor Club; Pep Club; Thespians. BOYER, ANNIE - Awards in Home Ec.; Math and Science. BOYD. DEBORAH - Anchor Club Pari.; Red Cross Sec.; Pep Club. BRADLEY. FOSTER KEY BRAZIL. DAVID - Gamma Hi-Y. BROOM. CURTIS - Football; Science Fair Entry. BROWN. EDMUND JEROME BURNS, CAROL - Nat’l Honor Society; Band; Head Majorette; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Hist.; Bank Board; Span ish I and II Club; Student Council; Campus Life. BURNS. WILLIAM - Football Letterman. BURROUGHS. DEBORAH - Spanish I and II; Pep Club; Civitan Oratorical Finalist; A” Club Pres.; Campus Life; TIGER TIMES Staff; Homeroom Officer. CANZONERI. FAYE - Cheerleader, Soph., Jr., Sr.. Head; Miss BHS Contest; Sports Club Pari.; Homeroom Officer; Homecoming Ct.; Spanish I and II Officer; Office Staff. CARR. BEVERLY - Spanish I and II Club Officer; Sigma Beta Rho Sec.; Charm Club; Math Club. CARR. WENDELL - Science Club Officer; Sigma Phi Omega Officer; Band; Math Club; Drum and Rank Captain; Journalism Club. CASEY. JAY - Nat'l Honor Society; Key Club Pres.; Bank Board V. Pres.; School Chairman of Jeff. Co. Youth Committee for Patriotic Events; Student Council; B-Team and Varsity Basketball; French I and II Club. CASEY, STEVE - Nat'l Honor Society; Pres.; Kappa Hi-Y Pres.; B and L Clubs; Homeroom Officer; Student Council; Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist; B ham Southern College Summer Scholarship Program; Homeroom Bank Teller. CAUSON. MARY CHAMPION. PAULA - Apha Tri-Hi-Y; French I and II Clubs Officer; Homeroom Officer; LARGUS Staff. CHERRY, REGINA ANN — Choir; Badminton Team; Science Fair, 3rd Place. CLARKE, DENISE - Girls' Chorus; Soph. Class Chaplain; Campus Life; French I and II Clubs Officer; Sports Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Homeroom Officer; Bank Board; TIGER TIMES Staff. Co-Editor; Student Council; Student Body Chaplain; Who's Who. CLARKE. CLAUDIA - Homeroom Officer; Bess. Singers; Spanish I Club; TIGER TIMES Staff. CLEM, CHARLES CLIFTON, ROS ANN - FTA; Library; Science Club; TIGER TIMES Staff. COBB. JANICE - Volleyball, Home Ec. Awards. COCHRAN. ERNEST - Football.. Kappa Hi-Y; Decca. COLEMAN, EARNEST LEE COOK, BERNARD - Band; American History; Track Awards. COOPER, JANICE — Pep Club; Delta Sigma Rho; Spanish I and II; Bank Board; Math Club. COWLEY. HARVEY CROOME, LORETTA - Science Club; Choir. CROWE, WANDA - Spanish I Club; FTA Sec. CRUSOE. HARRY DANIEL, AUDREY DARDEN, CURTIS - Kappa Hi-Y; Football. DAVIS. BARBARA DAVIS. CYNTHIA - Key Club Sweetheart; Homeroom Officer; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Reporter; Senior Favorite; Homecoming Queen; Spanish I and II Club Officer; Miss BHS Contest; Pep Club; Treasurer; Who's Who. 200 DAVIS, DESI - Ala. All-State Choir; Football; Basketball Letterman. DAVIS. MICHAEL DAVIS. RICHARD - Key Club; Homeroom Officer; B and L Club; Football; Basketball Letterman; Student Body, V.-Pres.; Soph. Class, Pres.; Nat'l Honor Society; Senior Favorite; Who's Who; Ala. Citizenship Conf.; Spanish I and II Club; Student Council; Class Lawyer; All-Independent Football Team. DAVIDSON. CHARLES DEFRANK, ANNA JEAN - Spanish I and II Club; Sports Club, Hist.; Pep Club; Jr. and Sr. Class Sec.; Senior Favorite; Homecoming Ct.; Homeroom Officer; Campus Life. Who's Who. DELANIE, KAREN DENNIS. BETH - Music Club. Chap.; Red Cross. Chap.; FTA; Anchor Club; Choir; School Musical; Campus Life; Thespians. DIAL, LEMUEL DICHIARA, RONNIE - Spanish I and II Club; B-Team and Varsity Football; Soph. Class Pari.; Jr. Class V.-Pres.; Homeroom Officer; Student Council; Summer Pres.; Gamma Hi-Y; Senior Favorite; Student B dy, 1st V. Pres.; Bank Board; Track Team; Who's Who; B and L Club. DOZIER. LARRY - Spanish I and II; Stage Crew; Choir; DECCA. DUDLEY. BRENDA DUNLAVY. ESMOND - Football; Track; Wrestling; Spanish I, II, III Club. Key Club; Homeroom Officer. B' and ‘L'' Club. DUNNEHAM, YVONNE - Student Council; Science Fair; Choir. EDWARDS, BEVERLY EILAND, JOE MAC ELDRIDGE, BARBARA FARNESS, FREDRICK FISHER, PATTY - Homecoming Ct. Princess. Senior Favorite; Who's Who; Sports Club; Spanish Club; Pep Club, Sec.; Miss BHS Contest; Homeroom Officer; Choir; Red Cross. FOSTER, RANDY - Gamma Hi-Y. FOSTER. STEPHEN - Football. Wrestling; Track; Kappa Hi-Y, Treas.; French I and II Club. FOSTER. WILLIE FULLER. FAWN GAINES. LEO GAINES. LEATHA GILMORE, DEBORAH - A Club. Sec.; Spanish I and II Clubs; TIGER TIMES Staff; Band. GLADNEY. CAROLYN - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Pep Club; Homecoming Ct.; Homeroom Officer. GLOVER. DENNETH - Spanish I and II Clubs. French I and II Clubs; Sigma Psi Omega, Sec.; School Musical. GRAY. SHARON - Spanish I and II Club; FTA LARGUS Staff; Sigma Beta Phi; Volleyball Team; History Award. GREEN. DONNIE — Gamma Hi-Y; V. Pres.; Homeroom Officer; Football; Spanish I and II Club. GRIFFIN. BRENDA - Band; Choir Ensemble; Thespian Pres.; School Musical and Play; Campus Life; Arlington Ensemble. JOE GRIFFEN - Nat'l Honor Society; Key Club; Chaplain; B''and L“ Club; Varsity Football; Tennis Team; Red Saunders Tennis Trophy; Spanish I, II, III Clubs, Homeroom Officer; Who's Who. GROOMS, LORETRA GUYTON. JACK - DECA Club; Track Team. GUYTON. RICHARD - Track Team; Stage Crew. Thespians; Male Chorus; Bessemer Singers; Homeroom Officer. HAGERTY. JOHNNY - Key Club, Treas.. Homeroom Officer; B and L Club; Football Basketball; Golf; Track Team; Sr. Class V.-Pres.; Nat'l Honor Society. V. Pres., Sr. Favorite; Spanish I and II Clubs; Officer; Bank Board. HALL. BRENDA - Jr. Red Cross; FTA, Mixed Chorus; Girls' Chorus, Homeroom Officer; 8ank Board. HALL. JANET - Co-Editor. LARGUS. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres.. Senior Favorite; Pep Club; KALLISTA Staff; Miss BHS Contestant; Pre-Youth and Youth Leg.; Homecoming Ct.; French I and II Officer; Campus Life; School Musical; Thespians; Homeroom Officer; School Play; Who's Who. HAMNER, SHERRY - Anchor Club, Pres.; Concert Choir; Bess. Singers; Arlington Ensemble; Campus Life; Thespians; Music Club; School Musical; Homeroom Officer; Spanish Club; Red Cross. HAMRICK. AMY - Pep Club; Sports Club. HAND. GAIL HANDLEY. ROYCE - Wrestling, Homeroom Officer. HANNA, BARBARA — Student Council. HARRIS, BRENDA - Home Ec. Queen, Awards. HARRIS, GARY — Science Club; Band; Sigma Phi Omega; Bank Board; Sr. Class Lawyer; Drum Rank Captain. HARRIS, RUTH — A Club, Homeroom Officer. HATTER. ANNIE HAYES. GLORIA - Choir; Cheering Squad. HAYNES. DANNY HAYS, RANDY - Nat'l Honor Society; Winner, Voice of Democracy Speech Contest. Kappa Hi-Y Sec.; Campus Life. Hist.. Reporter; Homeroom Officer; Intramural Sports Council; Spanish I. II, III Clubs; Rep. to Optimist Club Scholarship. HENDON. SHARON — Homemaking and Modeling Awards. HILL, MIKE HILL, TONI - Cosmetology Award HINTON, JUDY HOBSON. MIKE - Varsity Football; Baseball; Wrestling. Track; Homeroom Officer; B and L Club; Key Club; Sr. Favorite; All Independent; Spanish I and II Club Officer. HOGELIN. JAN - Spanish I and II Club Officer; Homeroom Officer; Bess. Singers; Thespians; Chaplain; “A Club. Pari.; TIGER TIMES Staff. HOLDERFIELD. DOROTHY - Science Queen; Student Council; Pep Club. HOOD MICKIE - Art Club, Trees.; Thespians, Treas. and V.-Pres.; Spanish I, II, and III Clubs; Nat'l Honor Society; Campus Life; Who's Who. HOWARD, KAYE HUNT NAPOLEON HUNTER. LINDA - Home Ec. Award. HUNTER. ROBERT - Science Award, Student Council; Math Award. HUNTER. ROSA - American History Award. HUNTER, SUSETTE - Sports Club. Pres.; LARGUS Staff. Section Editor; Who's Who; Homeroom Officer; Homecoming Court; Princess; Pep Club; Miss BHS Contest; Spanish Club. IRBY. NANETTE - Glee Club; Poetry Contest. JACKSON, DOROTHY - Home Ec.. Modeling and Science; P.E. Awards. JACKSON, WANDA - Sports Club; Pep Club; Homeroom Officer; Red Cross; Girls' Chorus. JOHNSON. DE8RA JOHNSON. DORIS JOHNSON, LARRY JOHNSON. MALINE JOHNSON. NANCY - Pep Club; Student Council; Pititz Deb and Teen Boards; Cheerleader; N8t'l Honor Society; Miss Bess. 4th Alt.; Semi-Finalist Jeff. Co. Jr. Miss; LARGUS Co-Editor; Sports Club, V.-Pres.; French I and II Club; Youth Speaks Out; Choir; Arlington Ensemble; DAR Good Citizenship Girl; Homocoming Ct.; School Musical Lead. JONES. BENNY JONES, DEBRA - French I and II Clubs; School Musical; Science Club; Jr. Achievement; Dance Club; Nat'l Honor Society; Semi-Finalist Nat'l Achievement Scholarship Prog.; Class Poet; LARGUS Staff. JONES. WILLIE JORDAN, RICHARD - TIGER TIMES Staff; Homeroom Officer. KEITH, JERRY - School Musical; Homeroom Officer; Office Assistant. KELLER. ELAINE KELLER, JE ANNINE - A Club Summer Chap.; Pep Club; Bank Board; Girls' Chorus. KELLEY, MICHELLE - Homeroom Officer; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Miss BHS Contestant; Pep Club; Red Cross; Homecoming Ct.; Girls' Chorus. KENNARD. LOVELL KENNEDY. ROSIE KEYES. DAVIS - Key Club; TIGER TIMES Co-Editor; Who’s Who; Spanish Clubs I and II; Stage Crew. KIKER, PAULA - A Club Chap, and Pari.; Campus Life; Music Club; Thespians; Choir; Bess. Singers; Ensemble; School Musical 2 Yrs.; Ac com. for Male Chorus; Homeroom Officer; Spanish I and II Clubs; Red Cross. KIMBRELL. DWIGHT - Varsity Baseball; Basketball; Gamma Hi-Y; Who's Who. KING. DIANNE KING. FREDRICK KING. ROGERTEARL KIRK. RONNIE KLEISER. CHARLES - Homeroom Officer; Kappa Hi-Y; Campus Life. V.-Pres.; Nat'l Honor Society; Spanish I, II, III Clubs; Jr. Class Pari.; Science Club; TIGER TIMES Sports Ed.; Red Cross. KNIGHT. DEBI - Homeroom Officer; School Musical; Sports Club; Pep Club. Pari.; Sr. Favorite; Homecoming Ct., Princess; Miss BHS Contestant; Choir; Campus Life; LARGUS Staff; Student Council; Who's Who. LAMBERT. TERESA - Sports Club; Office Asst. LATHAM. WENDELL LAWLEY. JANET - Sports Club; FTA; Nat'l Honor Society; Spanish I and II Clubs; Homeroom Officer; Nat’l Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Who's Who. LAWLEY. MARY ELIZABETH LAWLEY, MIKE - Gamma Hi-Y; Bank Teller; Wres- tiing;Letterman. LEWIS, JAN ICE LEWIS. LILLIAN LEWIS. SONYA - Glee Club; Modern Dance LINT. CAROLYN LOGAN. BILLY - Band; TIGER TIMES Staff. LOTT, DAN - Homeroom Officer. MANZELLA. VICKIE - Nat'l Honor Society; Student Council; FTA, Pres.; B'ham District FTA, V.-Pres.; FTA State Convention; Spanish I and II Club Officer; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Pari.; Girls' State Rep.; Student Body Treas.; Bank Board; Sec.; Homecoming Ct.; Who's Who; Rep. to Optimist Club Scholarship. MARTIN. BARBARA MARTIN, MICHAEL MATTHEWS. DAVID - Band; Drum Captain; FTA; Reporter Hist.; Thespians; TIGER TIMES Staff; School Play; Brass Ensemble. MATTHEWS. KENNETH - Spanish I and II Clubs; Sigma Phi Omega Chap.; French I and II Clubs. McCOOL, DONALD - Choir; Spanish I and II Clubs; Stage Crew; Thespians; DECCA Club, Treas.; School Musical. Me CORY, STEVE McGEE, EUGENE McGEE. MARY THERESA McKINNEY. RANDY - Homeroom Officer; Varsity Football; Student Council; Gamma Hi-Y; Pres.; Who's Who; Senior Favorite. MILLER. HENRY - Band Award. MIMS. DORIS MITCHELL. NATHANIEL - Trophy Basketball; Awards Basketball and Football; Letter in Basketball and Football. 707 MITTERMAIER. ROCHELLE - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Pres.; Pep Club; Soph. Class Treat.; Jr. and Sr. Class Chap.; Student Council; Campus Life; Miss BHS Contestant; Pre-Youth and Youth Leg.; Homecoming Cl; Homeroom Officer; French I and II Club; School Musical; LARGUS Staff; Senior Favorite; March of Dimes Co-Chairman. MONTE. SARAH - Who's Who. MOORE, DORTHEA - Miss May Queen; Miss Science; Homecoming Ct.; Princess; Althletic Club; Delta Sigma Rho Club; Senior Favorite. MOORE. MARY MOREY - Anchor Club. Treas.; Spanish I and II Clubs. MOORE. MIKE - Varsity Football; “B and L Club; Gamma Hi-Y. MOORE. SHARON - Science Club; FTA, Pres.; FHA; 4-H; Beta Club; Honor Society; Homecoming Ct.; Who's Who; Student Council; TIGER TIMES Staff; Girls' Chorus; A Club; Citizenship Convention; Glee Club; LARGUS Staff. MORRIS. RICKY MORRIS. VANESSA - Pep Club; Library Science Club. Sec.; Spanish Club; TIGER TIMES Staff. MOSELEY. MALINDA - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Treas.; Campus Life; Student Body Sec.; Homeroom Officer; Nat'l Honor Society; Sec.-Treas.; Spanish Clubs I and II; LARGUS Staff; Pre-Youth and Youth Leg.; B'ham Southern Summer Scholarship Prog. Homecoming Ct. MURRAY, JOHN — Homeroom Officer; B-Team Football; Track Team. MURRELL. RODNEY - Key Club; Campus Life, Pari.; Student Council; Student Body Pres.; Homeroom Officer; Boys' State Delegate; Key Club Convention; Nat'l Honor Society; Spanish I and II Clubs; Senior Favorite; LARGUS Staff; 8ank Board; Nat’l Merit Semi-Finalist; Penney's Teen Board, March of Dimes Co-Chairman; Tiger Talent Winner; Ala. Citizenship Conf. Math Tournament. MYRICK, DEBBIE - Anchor Club; Board of Directors, Reporter, Hist.; Library Science; TIGER TIMES Staff. NABORS. PAM - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. Chap.; FTA. Treas.; Student Council; Homecoming Ct.; Homeroom Officer; French I and II Club; Summer Sec. Student Body; TIGER TIMES Staff. Pep Club. NAGLE. MARCIA - A” Club. Treas.; FTA; V.-Pres.; Spanish I. II Club; Homeroom Officer; KALLISTA Staff; FTA State Conv. NICHOLSON. KAREN - FTA; Sports Club; Thespians; Girls' Choir; Homecoming Ct.; Campus Life; Pep Club; Bess. Singers; School Play. NIPPER. RITA NUNNALLY. JOHNNY - 'B and L Clubs; Gamma Hi-Y; Wrestling. O'BERRY, JUDY O'CALLAGHAN. DENISE - French Club I. II; Mu- sic Club; Thespians; Campus Life; Bess. Singers; Girls' Chorus. OGLES8Y. KENNETH - French I. II Clubs. OGLESBY. LYNN - Pep Club; A Club; LARGUS Staff; TIGER TIMES Staff; Homeroom Officer; Girls' Chorus. O'QUINN. ROBERT - Spanish I and II Clubs; Thespians; DECA; Band. PARSONS. DAVID - Track Team; Stage Crew; Thespians; Kappa Hi-Y; Spanish I, II. PARSONS, JOE PASSMORE, THOMAS PATTERSON. TERRELL - Gamma Hi-Y. Sec.; B and L Club; Homeroom Officer; County All Star Track Meet. 1st Place. PERKINS. BARBARA PERKINS. DONNY PERKINS. OLIVIA PERRY, JANICE - Homeroom Officer; Red Cross, Sports Club; Pep Club. PENNINGTON. GEORGE - Band; Spanish I. II; Thespians; TIGER TIMES Staff; Brass Ensemble; School Play. PHILLIPS. DAVID PIKE RONALD — Kappa Hi-Y; French I; Homeroom Officer. KALLISTA Staff; Choir. POSEY. MARY QUICKLEY, JO ANN RACHMELER. CATHERINE - Student Govt'; Class Officer; Class Senator; LARGUS Staff; Sports Club; TIGER TIMES. RANDLE, WAYNE - DECA Chap.; Kappa Hi-Y; Stage Manager; Thespians; Concert Choir. MARILYN RAY - Homeroom Officer; Red Cross; French I. II Officer; Sports Club. REEVES. JESSE - Varsity Football; Track; Wrestling; B” and L Clubs; Key Club; Homeroom Officer, Spanish I, II; Campus Life. 203 RHEA. ALLAN RHODES. DONNA - Sports Club; Sec.; Pep Club; Pres.; Campus Life; Miss BHS Contestant. Choir; Senior Favorite; TIGER TIMES Staff; Homecoming Ct. RHODES. MARILYN - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Head Flag-ette; Concert Band; French 1,11 Officer. RHONE. EVELYN RIGDON. HOWARD ROBERTS. JIMMY ROBINSON. WILLIAM ROEMER, HELEN ROGERS. DEBRA - Pep Club; Sports Club. Treas.; Cheerleader. Co-Head; LARGUS Staff; Homeroom Officer; Homecoming Ct.; French I, II; Senior Favorite, Who's Who. ROGERS, LINDA ROY, WILLIAM - Homeroom Officer; Key Club; Student Council; Spanish I, II. RUSSELL. JOHN - French I. II; Yearbook Workshop; TIGER TIMES. LARGUS Bus. Manager; KALLISTA Staff; Band Drum Major; School Musical; Key Club; Science Club; Campus Life; Who's Who. SCOTT, DAN SCHOOT, DAVID SCOTT. LINDA SELLERS, SANDRA - Pep Club; Spanish I, II; FTA. SEWELL. BETH - Sports Club, Chap.; Pep Club; NatT Honor Society; French I. II; TIGER TIMES; LARGUS Staff; Parisian Teen Board; Class Historian; Office Staff. SHAFFIELD, VICKIE - Homeroom Officer; Anchor Club; LARGUS Staff; Science Club; Pep Club; Spanish I; Sokols Teen Board. SHAMBLIN, NEAL - Library Science Club; DECA. SHAW. CARLA - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Sec.. Pep Club; Queen Merry Christmas; Miss BHS 4th Alt.; Homecoming Ct.; Senior Favorite; Senior Favorite; Sr. Class Treas.; KALLISTA and LARGUS Staff; Pre-Youth Leg.; Homeroom Officer; French I. II Officer; Alands Teen Board. SHEW. STEVE SHOPE, MARK - Spanish I, II Officer; Gamma Hi-Y; B Club; Homeroom Officer. SHOULTS, CAROL SIMONETTI. MARY ANN - Red Cross. SIMONETTI. MARY MARGARET - Anchor Club; Board of Directors; FTA Hist.; Homeroom Officer; Spanish I, II; Red Cross; Library Science Club. SIMS. DENISE - Pep Club; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish I, II; Bess. Singers; Antebellum Choir; Glee Club; Red Cross; Bank Board; Thespians; Music Club. Chap.; School Musical. SIMS. PAM - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; Miss BHS Contest; Pep Club; Spanish I, II; Homeroom Officer. SMITH. DONALD - French I. II; Red Cross; Kappa Hi-Y; Homeroom Officer; Who's Who. SMITH. LEXIE SMITH. LINDA - Nat'l Honor Society; A Club. V. Pres.. Band; Color Guard; Spanish I, II; Bessemer Singers; TIGER TIMES Staff; Bank Board; School Play; School Musical. SMITH. SANDRA - DECCA V. Pres.. SMITH, PATRICIA STAMPS. JERRY - Varsity Football; Basketball; Baseball; Gamma Hi-Y, Chap.; Homeroom Officer; B”and L Club; Spanish I, II. STEPHENS. DONALD - Band; Science Award; Student Council; Varsity Baseball; Basketball. STILES. PATRICIA STINNETT. DONNIE STIVENDER. JAN - Pep Club; Red Cross. STONE. MARGARET - School Musical; Spanish I. II; Homeroom Officer; Girls' Chorus; Library Science. Treas.; Pep Club; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. STONE, WANDA - Sports Club; Pep Club; Cosmetology; Homeroom Officer. STUBBS. BRENDA - Library Science Club. STUDIMIRE. RONNIE TATE. CECELIA TERRELL. PAUL - Kappa Hi-Y. Treas; V. Pres.; French Club; Campus Life; FTA; Basketball Team Manager; Homeroom Officer. THIGPEN. EDDIE - Varsity Football; Baseball; Basketball; Track; Homeroom Officer; B” and L Club; Spanish 1,11 Officer; Key Club; Pari.; Senior Class Prophet; Senior Favorite. THOMAS ANNIE - Band; Track Team; Pep Club; Volleyball Team. THOMAS. ANTIONETTE THOMAS. LOIS THOMAS, REUAALE — Outstanding American High School Student; Award of Excellence; English; Chemistry; History; Student Council; Dance Awards; Delta Rho, Pres. THOMPSON. DEBRA - French Award. THOMPSON, VIRGIE THRASHER. WILLIAM - Campos Life. Pres.; Bwk Board; Student Body Pari.; Student Council; Nat'l Honor Society; Kappa Chap.; LARGUS Staff; FTA Chaplain; School Photographer; Camera Club; Art Club. V. Pres.; French I, II Officer; Homeroom Officer. THOMPSON. HENRY TIMMERMAN. RITA TINDLE, RANDY TORTORICI. JOE TOWNSEND. CURTIS TRAMMEL, ED - Homeroom Officer; Spanish Club; Science Club. VINE, DAVID - Spanish I, II; Homeroom Officer. WALLIN. JOE - Library Science; Kappa Hi-Y. WALTON.BRENDA WALTON. GWEN 204 WARE. SAM WATSON. JERRY - Band. French I. II Officer; Who's Who. WESSON, GARY — Nat'l Honor Society; Homeroom Officer; Spanish I, II; Varsity Track; B Club. WESSON. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS. DAVID WILLIAMS. PAULA - DECCA. WILLIAMS. SHARON WILIOUGHBY. VIVA - Alpha Tri-Hi-Y; DE. WILSON, FREDDIE — Letterman; Brick'Masonry Award. WILSON. VERONDA - Spanish I. II; FTA; Pep Club; Science Club. WOODWARD, THOMAS WRIGHT, BARBARA WRIGHT, JOLENE — Library Science; Volleyball Team; Thespians. WRIGHT. MARY ROSE - A Club Reporter. Hist.; Thespians; Choir; School Musical; Homeroom Officer; French I. II; School Play. WYATT, R08ERT - Varsity Football; Track; Wrestling; B and L Club; French Club. YARBROUGH.CLEO YARBROUGH. DELOIS YARBOROUGH. JERRY - Science Club; Band; Varsity Football; Track; Bank Board; Sigma Phi Omega, Vice Pres.; Jr. Achievement. ZAUCHIN, DAVID - Key Club; 8 and “L Club; Varsity Basketball; Baseball; 2 Year Honor Mention All-State Basketball; East-West All Star Baseball Team; Spanish I. II; Homeroom Officer; Who's Who. 205 206 MEMORIES In the clear pool of my thinking A distant drummer's calling time Beating, Onward; onward; never tarry; Keep in step, don't miss the ferry Though, death stares you in the face. Love and life are waiting for you With their warm arms all embracing. You must move forward to the call And stand back up when you would fall. So catch the boat and take the risk. Make the most of every gift. And through life's trials and life's romance. Just ask God's help to keep your stance. CLASS POEM For Time moves forward, never backward. And we must follow his example And march onward, onward, and never tarry. Keep in step - don't miss the ferry. Though Death states you in the face. Class Poet, Deborah Jones 208 CLASS HISTORY 1971 Twelve years ago. in September of 1959, 293 excited six-year olds began an intricate journey, which seemed to have no ending. Today, these 293 and others who also joined this cavalcade know that the first phase of the journey is nearly finished. Now we know this journey did have a destination - graduation. After several refueling stops for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, we were ready to attempt a more distant goal. This was our step to junior high school. We all do agree that these three years wero the most fun filled of all. High school brought us into a whole new world. We met new faces from many different schools. Now we all had something in common - we were known as Scared Sophomores. And that we werel We survived all harassment, however, and at last stepped up to the title of Confident Juniors. Many of us thought we had figured out all of the teachers' weaknesses by now and felt as though we carried the entire world upon our shoulders. But even with this confidence, it was still hard to realize that we would soon be Seniors. This would be an entirely new experience for us. as it has always been for Seniors. However. Fate had a surprise for us. Not only would we be Seniors, but we would be the Seniors of a shiny new high school. Jess Lanier High School CLASS HISTORY r brought us more new classmates with whom we could share the memories of Senior rings. Senior pictures. Class Day, and finally Graduation. Yes, we have experienced many happy and sad times together. These experiences have made us stronger. Many of us have gained new friends whose friendship will last down the years to come. We now begin to understand the truth of Shakespears' words, 'To love that well which we must leave ere long. Class Historian y AVOskusvLL. Beth Sewell 709 CLASS PROPHESY Here we are at the dedication ceremony of the new Jess Lanier auditorium. On this May night of 1991. twenty years after the first graduating class of Jess Lanier has departed, we have returned to take part in this festive event. Before going on with the festivities let's take a look at the building itself. Ricky Morris, Bobby O'Quinn. David Mathews, and Rommie Studimire have drawn the plans for the building which are simply divine. The art work for the building was done by a corp of artists headed by Micki Hood and Nancy Johnson with Gary Wesson. David Williams. Fredrick Farness and Leotha Gaines working as their assistants. The construction of the building was done by the Randy McKinney-Steve McCrory Construction Company. Many of our old schoolmates are working for this enterprise. Some of them are: Lemuel Dial and Freddy Wilson, brickmasons; Charles Abbott, Ricky Alexander and Willie Jones, carpenters; Ricky Darden. Kenneth Matthews, and Ronnie Kirk, sheetrockers; and Robert Earl King, Royce Handley, and Leo Gaines, painters. The electrical work was done by the Larry Dozier-Ray Stinnet Electrical Company with electrical apprentices Dwight Avery and Warren Robinson. The plumbing was done by the Steve Blackerby Plumbing Company. Working for Steve's company are Henry Miller, Donny Perkins, and Donald Stephens. The interior decorating was done by Bruce Vines, Debbie Myrick, and Jeaninc Keller. Looking at our program, we notice that our guest speakers will be Jay Casey, KING of Kiwanis International, and Vicki Bondi and Margaret Stone speaking on Weight lifting. Other dignitaries listed are; Mayor Pam Cowley. Chief of Police James Augustus, Commissioner of Public Safety Benard Cook. Street Commissioner Wendell Latham, and Dog Catcher Michelle Kelley. 210 We also notice that several school officials are attending this event. These include: Terrell Patterson, principal; Jack Guyton, assistant principal. Jan Hogelin, Marcic Nagle. 8nd Yvonne Dunnerham, counselors; Mike Hobson. Spanish professor; Paula Kiker, Home-Ec. teacher; John Murray. Physics teacher; Wendell Carr. Speech instructor; Napoleon Hunt. World History professor; and Paula Williams, Deborah Burroughs, and Brenda Dudley, English teachers. Standing there with a monkey wrench we see Thomas Passmore, an auto-mechanics instructor, talking to assistants Freddy Lawley, Lovell Kennard. Virgil Thompson, and Edmond Brown. Looking around wc see many of our old friends who have gone into business. Some of these include: Donnie Green, landlord of a local all-night slum; Mike Moore, manager of a local pest-control in Bessemer; Eugene Cochran, PepsiCola distributer; Paul Terrell, manager of a Tree Climbing Spa; David Barnes and Robert Hunter, co-owners of a Poodle Parlor; and Mark Shope, manager of Foodtown who is talking to some of his sack boys, Randy Tindle, George Penning ton. Neal Shamblin. Eugene McGee, and Steve Shew. Other include: Cleo, Jerry, and Delois Yarbrough who are the proprietors of a Grit Farm; Mary Rose, Barbara, ond Jolene Wright who are now employed as Chimney Sweeps at the Danny Haynes Tin Shop; Kenny Oglesby who is now the new owner of Long-Lewis; Kenneth Glover. Benny Jones, Tommy Bland, Freddio Bell and Fredrick King who are currently employed at the Charles Clem-Larry Johnson Septic Tank Cleaning Service; Brenda Griffin. Regina Cherry and Barbara Hanna who are employed at the Joe Griffin Dunk n Dine;” and David Phillips, Ricky Jordan and David Vines who are professional Canoeists. Standing in the corner we see Biff Wyatt, who runs the local Honda Shop, tolking to steeple jacks Randy Foster. William Burns and Curtis Broom. Swimming in the fountain we see Beth Dennis and Billy Jack Logan who are co-curators of the Jimmy Morgan Zoo. whose main attraction is the Dreaded Chippawawa River Valley Long Pronged, Drawfed Wing Reduwa Bird. We also have many alumni in the field of Arts Sciences. There are many authors in this group such as Janet Hall whose best seller is THE SAGA OF THE UPTURNED NOSE, Randy Hayes who has just finished his book. BATHTUB SURFING MADE EASY, co-authors Richard Guyton and Dave Keyes whose literary masterpiece is AN OBSERVATION OF CRUEL AND SADISTIC BEATINGS, and the authors of SINGING IN THE TUB. Amy Hamrick and Rosie Pearl Kennedy. Also there are Veronda Wilson and Annie Thomas co-authors of DOWN THE COLORADO ON HUBCAPS. Mary Morey Mooro and Sharon Moore who have written THE POLITICAL PHILOSOPHIES OF WANDA JACKSON, and Carla Shaw and Charlotte Gory authors of SPINACH. FOOD OF KINGS. The class of 71 has also produced many inventors who are with us tonight. In one corner we see Revaple Thomas and Debra Johnson demonstrating their latest invention. The Twin-lock Bean Kisser. Looking on with interest are Donald Smith and Antoniette Thomas who are singing the praises of their newly invented Semi-Automatic Dirt-Dobber. Arguing profusely with them are Steven Foster. Mac Eiland, Gwen Walton, and Jerry Watson co-inventors of the Nobel Peace Prize winning Super-Sonic Cheese Slicer. while Annie Boyer, Wanda Crowe, and Brenda Stubbs are praising their Patented High-fly Chicken Dab. Several accomplished song writers our class has produced are also with us tonight. Dwight Kimbrel has written RIDING ON A SWAN'S BACK DOWN THE ALLEGHENY, and is now singing it to Denise O'Callaghan author of WHO IS THAT LOCKED IN MY REFRIGERATOR? The writer of LOVE 'EM AND LEAVE 'EM Jerry Stamps is explaining the meaning of his work to Thomas Woodard who has written. I'M A TRUCK DRIVING. LUMBERJACKING KIND OF GUY, while Carolyn Gladney is getting ready to sing her hit DONT MAKE LOVE BY THE GARDEN GATE, LOVE IS BLIND BUT THE NEIGHBORS AINT. Now in a more sophisticated vein we see opera stars Denise Sims, Donna Rhodes, Bill Roy and Michele Blank who are now singing with the Sammy Ware Singers being backed by the Gary Harris Symphony Orchestra which includes: Karen Delaine, Loretta Croome, and Beverly Carr playing first, second, and third crutch; Toni Hill, Debbie Boyd, and Mary Ann Simonetti playing assorted pots and pans; and playing the stereophonic f lute-a-phones are Melanie Johnaon, Helen Roemer, Patricia Stiles, and Carol Shoults. We nearly forgot to mention Rose Ann Clifton. Evelyn Rhone, and Linda Smith who are playing the ever popular rubber foam dyna-moes. This orchestra is unique in that it has several majorettes. These include Carol Burns, Janice Cobb, Nanette Irby, and Marilyn Rhodes. Traveling with this famous group is the renowned dancing combo of Kay Howard and Sara Monte with their helpers Claudia Clark. Lillian Lewis. Linda Hunter and Willie Foster who are known as the Tempting Tappers. Many of our classmates hsve gone on to the world of television and are with us tonight. Several of these are doing commercials for large companies now. Some of these are: Desi Michael Davis who are doing ads for Converse Basketball Shoes; Nathaniel Mitchell and Earnest Coleman who work for Afro-Sheen; Cathy Rachmeler and Charles Kleiser who are promoting the tall-up cereal, Kelloggs Corn Flakes; and Anna Jean DeFrank and Debbie Rodgers selling U-Glob It eye make up. Sandy Sellers is selling sea shells by the sea shore and Deborah Jones and Doretha Moore are doing layouts for Midnight Burstall Perfume. Else where on television, Charles Davidson and Jerry Keith for Wooma-Wooma Shave Cream; Rita Timmerman, Beverly Edwards, Teresa Lambert, Olivia Perkins, and Sharon Gray selling Aretha's Reconditioned Tree Houses; Dorothy Jackson, Doris Johnson and Patricia Boakle promoting Rococo's Renovated Ring Wrappers, and Barbara Martin, Joe Tortorici, and Mary Black selling Clifton's patented Patch and Throw. Mary Posey. Debra Thompson, Annie Hatter, and Shirley Wesson are currently selling the Mary Margaret Simonetti Weight Belt and last but not least we hear that Janice Perry and Diane King are trying to promote the Tereas Anderson Blubonic Plague Protection Mask. A few of our old friends have reached the ranks of stardom and now have their own shows. Johnny Russell is starring in The Fred Astair Melody Hour, Jesse Reeves, Jimmy Roberts, and Cris Rigdon in The Wonderful World of Wanda Stone. Sandra Smith. Vanessa Morris and Sherry Hamner in 'The Patti Fisher Grotesque Show. and Patricia Smith, Ed Trammel. Lois Thomas, and Barbara Eldridgo in 'The Jan Stivender Yo-Yo Derby. Judy O'Berry, Sharon Hendon. Richard Randle and Mike Hill have gained special fame in their show 'The Life and Loves of Ruth Harris. As we look around we notice the absence of several of our friends. Pat Blue. Key Bradley and Alan Rhea are hunting demented elves in the Forest of the Unknown; while Billy Thrasher, Doris Mims, Joe Parsons and Rosa Lee Hunter are on a scientific expedition studying the migrating habits of the near extinct Zulu fly. David Parsons. Mike Morgan, and Cynthia Perkins are busy stomping bugs at the Plaza Hotel, while Wayne Morgan, Karen Nicholson, Gloria Hayes and Elaine Kelley are currently political prisoners of King Mohair III of Bosnia. Judy Hinton. Margaret Banks. Steve Pike, and Linda Scott are sitting on top of the Pentagon's flagpole protesting the imprisonment of Linda Rodgers, Fawn Fuller, and Harry Crusoe for selling carbines to the Seminoles. Also not attending are Brenda Hall, Brenda Harris. Sharon Williams, and Mike Martin who were coming with Libby Law ley and Lexie Smith who were attached by a giant swarm of locusts on th8ir way to the dedication. One of our former classmates has brought to our attention that many of our old friends are currently in the Wide World of Sports. Mike Lawley and David Brazil are on Channel 42 wrestling every Saturday night as Don McCool referees this match. Janice Cooper, Pam Nabors, and Brenda Walton are playing women's softball for the Bonneville Blue Danubes while Joe Wallin. Harold Alexander, Dan Lon and Steve Casey are playing baseball for the Westchester Squid-tongues. Viva Sue Willoughby, Brenda Harris. Vicki Sheffield, Gail Hand. Dorothy Holderfield, Janice Lewis. Mary Teresa McGee, and Denise Clark are playing croquet for the Jonesboro Mallets. Barbara Davis. Lynn Oglesby. Pam Sims and Janet Lawley are on the Professional Hollering Team, the Tupelo Tongues. As we look up we notice swinging from the backboard is that brilliant forward of the Hartsville Big Blue, David Zauchin. A final group of dignitaries have just arrived. This group is engaged in many diversified occupations. Leading the group is Shelly Mittermaier who is carrying the scripts of ten patriotic programs which have all been presented by the Alpha in the past. Next we see David Arnold and Susette Hunter who are actors starring in the Rodney Murrell and Johnny Bell version of 'The Odd Couple. Next Beth Sewell and Debi Knight who are currently employed at the Ricky Davis Show Bar come in with Paula Champion who is Professor of Success at the Faye Canzoneri Community Chest Charm School. With them is Sylvia Blackerby who has taken over her father's O K Rubber Supply Co. Still trying to sell old supplies from the old Tiger Trading Post we see Vicki Manzelia, while stepping up with a MIKE is Cindy Davis who has a hurt foot and is still having to HOBSOM'. The world renowned canasta champion of the Hawaiian Islands. Eddie Thigpen has just entered with Johnny Nunally who is carrying a large bucket of sow snouts. Next we see John Hagerty, now the owner of Johnny's Quick Munch, entering with Malinda Mosley, the woman scientist who has discovered the cure for lumbago. Standing in a mud puddle outside is super hero Ronnie DiChiara known to the world as Wonder Foot. Suddenly we see Br8d Duniavy running toward us in his pink leotards pointing out that while we have been noticing all the guests we have missed the entire festivities. This has truly been an evening we shall never forget. As the first graduating class of Jess Lanier High School leave the auditorium we say farewell and best wishes for the future. CLASS PROPHETS Rodney Murrell Eddie Thigpen Johnny Bell Harold Alexander LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE. the graduating Class of 1971, having successfully weathered and experienced the tribulations and ecstasies of our high school years, and being of apparent sound mind and body, do hereby consent this as our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. To: Mr. Peterson, members of the faculty and fellow students the Class of '71 lawyers leave the sincere hope that your sense of humor is as good as ours. To: The past year's Sophomore football players we leave a certain subject to discuss during practice. To: Booger Reeves we say, Hang in there Boogerl To: All the girls at JLHS we give you one final walk down the hall with Mike Moore. To: Gran Wilson we leave Nancy Johnson so she will be available to play the lead in the school play. To: Next year's Key Club President we leave Jay Casey's ability to control the meetings. To: Linda Wall and Gary Mahaffey we leave Shelley Mittermaier and Janet Hall's companionship. To: Next year's wrestling team we leave this year's undefeated season. To: Lu Ann Kelso and Debbie Oakley we leave the book LEARN TO TWIRL IN THREE EASY LESSONS. To: Greg Jackson we leave Mike Hill's camera. To: Jess Lanier we leave Pam Cowley AGAIN. To: Mrs. Ford we leave the Spirit Stick. To: Carolyn Roe we leave some extra heavy duty hair spray to keep that beautiful hair in place. To: Billy Lawley we give David Arnold’s title of Chief Pest. To: Pat Krahenbuhl we leave David Zauchin's warpath around the gym. To: Bonnie Buckner we leave absolutely nothing. To: Kay Perry and Marion Hagerty we leave Bill Roy. To: Ronnie Nelson we leave Kenneth Glover's manpower. To: Andy Lazenby we leave Sylvia Blackerby's little black book. To: Jody Burgin we leave Royce Handley's belt. To: Kay Butler we leave a chain for her Bell. To: Carolyn Roe we leave Nancy Johnson's horse to go with her HAY. To: Next year's Key Club President we leave Jay Casey's crying towel for those trying meetings. To: Mellie Krahenbuhl we leave an egg-mobile. To: Patti Dean we leave Cathy Rachmeler's SOUTHERN drawl. To: Next year's Trig classes we leave a whip and a chair to contain Tiger Nettles. To: Angie Mooney we leave Faye Canzoneri's brown nose. To: The Pep Club we leave a perfect attendance record at the basketball games. To: Next year's Senior football players we reserve a seat in the dressing room at halftime of the Mountain Brook football game. To: Coach Cox we leave a varsity coaching position. To: Coach Moton we leave Plato's BOOK OF PHILOSOPHICAL SAYINGS. To: Mr. Bottsford we leave a QUIET Speech class. To: Tho juniors we leave a class yell. To: Next year's Physics classes we leave Brad Dunlavy's notebook. To: Kathy Brazil we leave Cathy Rachmeler's two week engagements. To: The journalism staff we leave an assignment. To: Marion Hagerty we leave a warm place in John Russell's heart. To: Mr. Nichols we leave a full time teaching job. To: Billy Lawley we leave Jay Casey's umbrella, scarf, gloves, and paraphernalia for bad weather. To: Kay Rogers we give Mike Hill. Jesse Reeves, and Biff Wyatt. 216 To: Kenny Blankenship we leave a fat lip. To: Melissa Krahenbuhl we leave Margaret Stone's ability to stay slim and trim. To: The freshman class girls we leave Ricky Abbott. To: Next year's Student Body we leave a paved parking lot. To: Coach Andrews we leave an can of Metrecal. To: Deborah Bryant we leave Donna Rhodes' perfect attendance record. To: The LARGUS Staff we leave a new name. To: Perry Piper we leave a three day suspension. To: Nan Garrett and Johnny Gwin we leave a quiet, secluded corner of the hall. To: Donna Chancey we leave 25 pounds of Viva Willoughby's eye make-up. To: Rusty Fisher and Jerry Nolan we leave a hot date. To: Doug Davis we leave big brother Desi's basketball shoes. To: Eddo Watts we leave Hole-in-One Donuts. To: The Highest bidder we leave Jerry Yarbrough's playboy ID card. To: Future Alpha members we leave Michele Kelley's life time membership card. To: Cecelia Sullivan we leave Amy Hamrick's recording contract. To: Donny Thomas we leave a diploma from the Drivers Education Department. To: The Vocational students we leave free hamburger cards for Mrs. Hardy's. To: Celia Davis we leave Lynn Oglesby's legs. To: The Sports Club we leave a choice saying from Rodney Murrell. To: Ronnie Nelson we leave those wedding bell blues. To: Doug Justice we leave a sour note at the end of the third quarter. To: The Jess Lanier Marching Band we leave a T.V. commercial. To: Pam Lemox we leave a bottle of Protein 21. To: Mr. Nettles, Wendell Carr returns his Trig notebook. To: Next year's delinquents we leave our hiding place in the woods to chew gum. To: Celia Davis we graciously contribute Russ Guyton and a scrapbook of old memories. To: Mike Busby we deliver an ice chest, bottle opener, and a can of red paint. at 7 To: Johnny Gwin we cede a comb, bottle of Vitalis, and a six day rest period from summer football practice. To: David Garrett we leave Terrell Patterson's boxing gloves, a new pair of blue jeans, and a pair of orange socks. To: Denise Robertson we leave a stereo and her own personal Bird. To: J8n Parsons we leave Carl8 Shaw's tank to crash parties with. To: Carol Clark we leave a camera with a new FLASH. To: The school Ernest Coleman leaves a Speech Therapy class. To: Lance Hill we leave Mike's finesse on the gridiron and his famous good night kiss. To: Steve Griffis we donate a catgut, a sleeping bag, and a one-way ticket to Woodstock. To: Bobby Humphrey we leave HATE 11 To: Sherry Davis we leave Donna Rhodes' blood, sweat, and tears. To: Claude Paden we leave David Braz eel's barbarianism. To: Doug Logan and Pee Wee Simmons we leave Wayne Randle's and Richard Guyton's suavity. To: Mary Paulding, Regina Cherry wills her head. To: Mike Tucker we relinquish a place in the Key Club Band. To: Connie Orr we leave Johnny Nunnally's brief love. To: Eddie Porter we leave a secret LINK to life's success. To: Becky Parson's we leave an ice box and a dozen lemons. To: Jack Walls we leave a flat tire. To: Sherry Wright the Key Club Seniors leave their love and appreciation. To: Don Eilend and Vince Blackerby we leave Mike Hobson and Johnny Bell’s crash weight program. To: Ronnie Wright we leave a handle for his Randle. To: Linka Hobson we leave Janet Hall's GREAT personality. To: Miss Griffin we leave our 16 academic credits. To: The Science Club we leave one unbroken test tube. To: LuAnn Kelso we leave Anna Jean DeFrank's long legs. To: The teachers we leave a pint of blood plasma. To: Everyone Rodney Murrell leaves his hair. 211 To: The Biology Lab, Janice Cobb wills her fabulous body. To: Foy Borge we leave Willie H. Bum's Afro. To: Coach Hobson we leave a pair of bell bottoms, some boots, and the peace sign. To: Mr. Morgan we leave the saying. Good Morgan students. To: Bill Martin we leave Ronnie DiChiara's title of God's gift to Women. To: Greg Jackson we leave a de-activator for the magnet in his back and the sound of a buzzer. To: A frog we leave Tommy Bland. To: Lawrence Barnes we leave a tootsie roll pop. To: Ronnie Long we leave some dough for his '.'Biscuit. To: Next year's student body we leave a homecoming parade. To: Sandra Hosey we leave Nancy Johnson's old nose. To: Jean Ann Zauchin we leave Faye Canzoneri's place in the homecoming court. To: The halls of Jess Lanier we leave the laughter and smiles of Mr. Peterson. To: Our underclassmen we leavo some money for the parking meters at Hickory Road. To: Next year's class lawyers we leave the love that our student body has for us after reading this. To: Those who participate in Lanier's athletics, we leave the urge to win and the power behind the urge, our coaching staff. To: Mr. Peterson and the faculty we leave our sincere gratitude for our high school days and the knowledge you have given us. Class Lawyers. Ricky Davis Gary Harris Johnny Hagerty 221 What did you say up thoro? You did whet. Steve? ?????? You're a scream. David! Which one do you went, Faye? 22? Th® of book report bluet Schazaml Look at all th people. Worn ... We've got a wcret. CoughI Co ughI Gat on your mark, got ct. 90II But you promiaadl Bill, how long have you had thi� problom? 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DAIRY POLAR STORAGE LOCKER PLANT 1129 - 4th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama GOODWIN JEWELRY COMPANY 321 N. 19th St. Bessemer, Ala. Phone 428-6273 Home of Beautiful Jewelry and Gifts Serving the Western Section For All Your Bridal Needs Compliments of BESSEMER ALUMINUM SCREEN DOOR 1728 - 9th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-9224 FRED McLELLAND SERVICE STA. Standard Oil Products Atlas Tires - Batteries - and Accessories 1701 - 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of A FRIEND w. g. bill McDowell bill McDowell jr. 310 No. 18th Street Bessemer, Alabama Bus. 425-4363 Res. 425-2272 Save $ - State Farm Car Finance Plan VyAff C U Qm. a{ Wholesale Pizza Supplies 2 North 15th Street Bessemer, Ala. Phone 425-1266 The New KARTUS KORNER (Clothes the Family for Less) Corner 3rd Avenue and 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama BRASWELL HOME FURNISHINGS 1901 1st Avenue BessemeY, Alabama Bessemer, Ala. 35020 JWbj Bus. ph- 428-4974 Res. Ph . 425-4647 DAN TUBB, Owner 430 4th Avenue North “THE SIGN THAT SELLS rPHfiTi REALTYCO 426-1289 307 1 8th ST.. BESSEMER Compliments of R O CAFE 233 A BETTER BRAND OF BANKING d FIRST WESTERN BANK TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MAIN OFFICE 1719 Fourth Ave. No. Tel. 428-7391 WESTLAKE BRANCH 9th St. and 9th Ave. Open Saturday 234 Member F.D.I.C. 428-9879 Road Sarvica WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS C. V. FOREMAN'S STANDARD OIL SERVICE STATION EXPERT LUBRICATION—OIL CHANGE—CAR WASH FLATS FIXED—BATTER IES-TI RES—ACCESSORIES WHEEL BALANCING—BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS 2 7JO 9th Ara. North Batiamar. Ala. LEO BRAZIL REALTY INSURANCE CO. 8Kh-No. 19th St. auamar Alabama 42S-4I83 The Company That Gives Discounts on Insurance for Good Grades and Drivers Training JIM CLAY, OPTICIAN 924 So. 18th St. Birmingham, Ala? 35205 700 Princeton Ave. Birmingham, Ala. 35211 323-1605 786-5234 800 Montclair Rd. Birmingham, Ala. 35213 4414 Gary Ave. Fairfield. Ala. 35064 591-2733 786-0354 Congratulations, Seniors 71 Billy! What Have You Been Doing? BESSEMER OIL CO., INC. Distributors of CITGO PRODUCTS Tel. 428-6212 Bessemer, Alabama 35020 235 Phono 425-5205 WHERE QUALITY IS TALL AND PRICES ARE SHORT FLOWERS of Distinction CASON'S FLOWERS 425-5731 632 No. 18 236 3620 Bessemer Super Highway Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Johnson Motors, Glastron, Aristocraft, Westwind and Alumicraft Boats. Open 7 Days Each Week - Sunday 1-5. Dial 1450 Phone 428-0146 WYAM Bessemer Music - News - Sports DRENNEN MOTOR, BESSEMER INC. Buiclt—Cadillac—Opel Service and Sales Compliments of ROSSER’S AUTO PARTS Phon 425-1524 W. S. SHIVERS SON CLOTHING CO. Mon's, Ladies' end Children's Clothing —Easy Terms— I OS N. 19th 5 . Beuamer. Ala. 1300 Fourth Avenue Phonos 425-2424 425-2425 BROWN-SERVICE FUNERAL HOME Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of A FRIEND Meet Your Friends at CUFF'S BARBECUE 1030—4th A a. Btiiemn Look into South Central Bell for a rewarding future. An Equal Opportunity Employer THE BRIGHT STAR Has Served Bessemer Since 1907 304 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama BRACKNER'S TEXACO 300 S. 14th Street Phone 425-6678 ARNOLD'S REPAIR SHOP General Auto Repairing Welding - Painting - Body and Fender Work Phone 425-0531 2124 - 1st Avenue Bessemer, Alabama MORROW INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 1819 2nd Ave. Bessemer, Ala. 35020 P. O. Box 647 425-1616 Compliments of 4th AVE. SUPER MARKET Owned and Managed by FRANK D' ALESSANDRO BESSEMER AUTO PARTS, INC. 630—No. 201K Slreaf Bauemtr, Alabama J w TttcDoKald' - Furniture Makes The Home 1816 3rd Avtnua Call 428-6307 FOR FREE DECORATING IN HOME j. w. McDonald, jr. p. k. crumpton MRS. CAMPBELL MRS. DRAPER LIBERTY LOAN CORP. BESSEMER 1827—NorlK 3rd Avo. Bauamar, Alabama 428-9151 V. E. Orr. M r. MOORE COAL COMPANY INC. 129 No. 4th Street 425-0132 We Buy Scraps Congratulations. Seniors ALBANO DRUG 122—No. I9 K S� . Batiamar. Alabama Compliments of L. C. GARNER AND HAROLD ALLRED DUNLAVY FURNITURE CO. STATE FARM 538 Compliments of BESSEMER CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH 2217—9 Art. N. Growing Strong by Serving People Compliments of A FRIEND LYNN’S HALLMARK SHOP 1026 WEST LAKE MALL BESSEMER. ALABAMA 35020 Compliments of A FRIEND JACK LOGAN'S AUTO PARTS SERVICE 1326 Hall Phone 428-3226 POWER MOWERS PARTS AND ACCESSORIES MOTORS • MOTOR PARTS tyieeK uift Manufacturers and Distributors 2212 Morgan Road • P.O. Box 516 Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone (205) 428-1546 JACK'S 328-9890 Color T.V. and Appliances 201—4th Ave. North Bettemer Birmingham—Bettemer—Confer Point—1WE Perk Compliments of MORGAN TIRE CO. 322—4fh Ave. Bettemer, Ale. 428-4777 Small Enough to Know You BYERS CORPORATION Large Enough to Serve You Lift Truck ; Sale —Service—Rental J. V. DAVIS FURNITURE CO. lndu trial Rubber Product 2005 2nd Areaee Power Tran mi ion Equipment • 713 Lomb Ava. W. Completo Line of Furniture and Electrical Appliance Phone: 788-3387 Birmingham. Ala. Phone 425-4816 . Alabama Compliments of HOLIDAY BOWL Compliment of ROY BUCKNER CHEVROLET FOOD LAND 505 S. I6 K Street Beiicmer. Alabama 35020 BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP FOUNTAIN 1815—2nd Avenue. No. Building Supply Co. Inc. 8a� amar. Alabama 35020 1924—7th Avenue North Phone: 425-3641 Bauamar, Alabama 35020 1200 Fast Back CPE for 1971 Plus Local Freight, Dealer Handling, State and Local Tax Bob Henry Datsun DATSUN 240 3430 Bessemer Super Highway Bessemer, Ala. 35020 Compliments of SUPERIOR ICE CREAM COMPANY 2100—N. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama BESSEMER TOBACCO CANDY CO., INC. Wholesale Only � 3I0-I9th St. North Batiamar, Alabama 35020 EDWARDS REALTY COMPANY 310 North 19th Straat Batiamar. Ala. Sales, Rentals, Insurance ard Mortgages Jimmie's Sooc Genter 2358 Morgan Rd. S.E. Bessemer, Alabama 35020 CHEW FURNITURE CO., INC. Quality Furniture For The Home 1431—No. '9th Straat Phona: 425-1644 Batiamar, Alabama Complimonts of CHANCEY'S GENERATOR STARTER REPAIR 116 North—ISth Straat Batiamar Compliments of MASSEY SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 1331—1st Ava. No. Bauamar STOP AND SHOP BAKERY Wo sell Pizitz Bakery Products 1731—6th Avanua Phona Batiamar. Ala. 42S-7044 BANK PAWN SHOP Since 1895 Musical Instruments WM. P. McCUNTON J4J Jess Lanier Says-BARBER'S Great! Barbers Quality Control Begins Down on the Farm! Every drop of Barber's Milk is produced under the direct supervision of Barber Farm Service Agents. These friendly Barber men know that a finished product can be no better than the raw material from which it is made, and their expert advice assists the local dairyman in producing top-quality milk for Barber customers. SEE IF YOU DON'T LIKE BARBER'S BEST! 747 J. C. POPE DRUG CO. Serving Bessemer for Over 50 Years Compliments of LASSETTER COMPANY INC. Complimonts of GREEN HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. 3000 Morgan Road Bonemor. Alabama FAIRFAX RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE COMPANY, INC. Auto, Radio, Stereo Also Serviced 715 N. 19th Street Bettemer. Alabama 35020 Compliments of A FRIEND 244 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Th W xVT� 8nt Y« rbook� A� Taytor-m '