Leeds High School - Leeder Yearbook (Leeds, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1987 volume:

NCK SUCKING The Producers............. The Dedication............ Behind the Scenes......... The Stars................. The Cast.................. The Directors............. The Tonys................. The Guilds................ Leading Ladies Leading Men Action!................... Sustaining Patrons........ . . Page 1 . . Page 2 . . Page 3 . Page 15 . Page 41 . Page 67 . Page 79 . Page 93 Page 113 Page 137 Page 165 Dedication If all the world is a stage as Shakespeare us believe, then each of us has our own role to play in the drama of life. Occasionally you come upon a person whose character is extremely unique, one who has the distinct ability to touch the lives of everyone around him. We are fortunate to have among us such a Realizing the important part he has played in our lives, the Leeder Staff proudly dedicates the 1987 Leeder to Mr. Ronnie Robbins. Whether building our vocabulary, our character, or our scenery, he has never forgotten to be our friend. His jovial personality and sympathetic ear have continuously been a comfort. As the curtain falls on this phase of our lives, and we prepare to step forth onto a larger stage, we leave with him our heartfelt thanks and appreciation. Congratulations Mr. Rob, our teacher, mentor, and friend. The Final Act As the huge curtain j opened we found I ourselves before a vast audience, each awaiting our upcoming performance. Could we give the presentation everyone expected? Maybe not, but we had to try. So with the squeeze of a hand, we began our debut. We were a little timid in our new roles at first, but as the drama progressed, we hardly even noticed that our lives were passing away. Act I was filled with new beginnings. Our days consisted of childish giggles and ABC’s, book satchels and buses, and red galoshes for splashing through the puddles. Act II was yet another new experience. We changed both physically and emotionally. The guy who once put lizards down your back asked if he could walk you to class. The braces went on and the pigtails went down. Little by little the child of yesterday was fading away. Somewhere between the first grade and the first kiss we have been transformed from naive, innocent children into confident, mature adults ready to play any part for which the world has cast us. As we begin this, The Final Act, let us reflect on the performance that we have given and remember the forgotten lines, the applause, the missed cues, and the ovations. For each of these has helped to create the unique individuals that we have become. Student Life: Chris Barentz 8 10 II 12 13 14 Phillip Acton Alicia Aderholt SUPER SENIOR John Whitaker, Kristi Harris Mickey Bailey Rhonda Bailey Eddie Baird Chris Barentz Raymond Barkley wtitar Genie Barnes Christine Bartlett MOST POPULAR Paige Ryan, James Buzbee Shannon Bates David Battles Lolita Bell Claude Bilbo David Blackwell Kristi Bowman Angie Brasher Ken Brasher Dwayne Brown Ed Brown Scott Bryant James Buzbee Malcolm Byers LaRhonda Caldwell 18 BOUND TO SUCCEED Julie Walker, Malcolm Byers Amanda Davis BEST ALL AROUND Eddie Baird, Alicia Aderholt JoDean Campbell Kayla Chambers Krista Coe Robin Cole Beverly Colley Bridget Craft Dore Creek more Tim Davis Sam Dillashaw EBONY FLAIR LaRhonda Caldwell, Michael Taylor Tawana Doty Amy Duke Andre Dunklin Bill Eason Tim Entrikin Beverly Evans 20 Dan Fielding Kevin Faison BEST DRESSED Tim Killingsworth, Jamye Woods Rodney Friday Marchelle Gibbs Kristi Harris Roger Horton Christy Howard Rusty Howard Amy Ingram Kristi Irwin Bridgett Isbell Christa Isbell Lynn Jeter Terrell Johns Annie Johnson Darin Johnson 22 MOST HANDSOME BEAUTIFUL Ken Brasher, Lynn Jeter BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE Ed Brown, Shelia O’Barr Cheryl Johnston Arletha Jones Teresa Kelly Tracy Kelly Tim Killingsworth Jason Kirkpatrick Chris Klinner Keri Lee Glenn Little 24 Madison Marchant Tony Mayhew Renea McCormick Kenneth McGraw Beth McLeod Cyndi McRec Belinda Miller MOST ATHLETIC Cheryl Johnston, Thad Anderson Cassandra Miller Chris Miller Steven Miller Scott Morris Tracy Mosley Stephanie Murner Kathy Nauck Sheila O'Barr 25 Pam Robertson MOST TALENTED Claude Bilbo, Amy Duke Allen Parker Barry Parker Anthony Perry Allen Phillips Stephanie Pickett Karen Posey MOST STUDIOUS Anthony Perry, Marchelle Gibbs Barry Rollan Terrence Rose Paige Ryan Chris Sanford Cheryl Sasser Kristi Shaw Sam Shelton Scott Sims Tina Smith Kim Spann Lincoln Stewart Michael Taylor Traci Tidmore Donna Walker Julie Walker John Warner BEST PERSONALITY Barry Rollan, Donna Walker Lisa Washington Eddie Welboume John Whitaker Ryan Wilson Amy Woods Jamye Woods Madolyn Yates -11 r MOST DEPENDABLE MOST RUGGED DAINTY 30 Dore Creekmore, Glenn Little Teresa Kelly, Chris Miller MOST CAREFREE Alan Butterworth, Pam Robertson CAMPUS CLOWN Darius Mitchell, Kristi Shaw MOST BASHFUL Andre Dunklin. Beverly Colley BIGGEST FLIRT Amy Woods, Darin Johnson President — Chris Barentz, Vicc-Pres — Darin Johnson 3i Treasurer — Paige Ryan ftytora SENIOR CLASS 4ubum HCST PHOTOGENIC Belinda Miller Glenn Little Michael Tavlor Amy Woods Marchelle Gibbs 35 SENIOR ELITE John Whitaker Student Government Pres. National Honor Society Pres. Exchange Club Youth of the Month Scholastic Club Who’s Who • Super Senior Malcolm Byers National Honor Society Exchange Club Youth of the Month Junior Class Vice-Pres. Who’s Who • Most Likely to Succeed Leeder Staff Marchelle Gibbs National Honor Society Treas. Scholastic Club President Computer Club Who’s Who • Most Studious I eeder Staff Malcom Byers Some of the fondest memories of the class of’87 were the times we discovered important parts of ourselves and each other. We’ve gone through many changes together, from learning ABC’s to learning algebra. We’ve shared our secrets and our lives. The good times and the bad, the laughter and the tears, have served only to bring us closer together. Our time together is growing short. Soon each of us will be going seperate ways, moving on to bigger and better things, creating our own identies. Through these years we have grown together to make memories. We have been striving for similar goals to be better than before. We have so much to remember, and so little we want to forget. Even the bad times live vividly in our minds. Wc may not have won every game or reached every goal we set, but wc did a lot of growing. We had our time to hold fast to our childhood, never wanting to face the fact that we are growing up. We are not stereotypes; wc are all unique and special in our own way. At times we feel worn down, but we always struggle to keep a constant pace. The bonds we share will always remain with us. The memories are yours, so hold fast to them. Remember the pep rallies and the football games, the Saturday night dates, the proms, but most of all, the friendships. All good things must come to an end — it is our time to say farewell. The Class of'87 Together we’ve grown. Each day added one more picture to our book. The smiles and the tears thickened the strings linking our hearts. The past holds much meaning but. What we have now is the future. Your favorite color isn't the same as mine anymore. I don’t want to be a teacher like you. Wherever you go in life My friend. I want you to know I’m glad we had the chance to color in the same coloring book and smell the same flowers. Betsy Jacks Erica Lewis JUNIOPS Officers: President — Ginger Wigin ton Vice-President — Amy Simpson Secretary-Treasurer — Jeanne Patterson o Richard Alexander Regina Alvcrson A 1 Carl Barkley Ross Bartce r m 42 Sieve Dennis Black Bolton Wendy Alvis ■H Teresa Brannon Bill Anderson Bobby Bcason Michael Brickcy Jcaninc Blake Bacchus Ba refield Tr Chnstic Bcrgstrcsser Bryan Black A f fc Vf «. -1 Imf Stephanie John Brock Bryant p , Alan Buttcrworth April Campbell Veronica Campbell Rodney Rena Connie Cosper Crcckmoro Crowley Pebbles Deason Wendy Deason Shannon Demem Johnny Cheryl Kevin Bason Edwards Ellison Shannon Stacy Chris Gajewski Goodwin Green Warren Campbell Tammy Crowley Jason Dill Jenny Forman Wendy Grimes Traci Hill Wendy Hark Mike Daw Chris Dunaway Chuck Friend Chris Copeland Sabnna Dawson India Dyer Valcne Fuller Jennifer Ingram Mickey Brandon Hayes Hess Eddie Hannah 44 Gary Sonia Loftus I .owe Christy Malone Dana Moore Heather Nelms Angie Newman John Charlie Paladino Palmer 45 Kristi Palmer Kelly Payton John Shawn Jason Spruill 46 Kristie Sturgill Penny Parker Parker Beth Powers Ron Phillips Corey Payne Koscha Rcgland Kevin Mike Ray Ray Gina Rollan LaDana Shclboume Kevin Rose Amy Simpson Stanley Rose Bruce Skinner Chris Smith Clark Smith Eronfie Thomas Robby Weems Ginger Wiginion Christy Wright JUNIORS Mark Thornburg Chad Tice Jody Wain Jefferson Kerwin Veronica Washington Webster Webster SCPHCMCEES Officers: President — April Shelton Vice-President — Melissa Dutton Secretary-Treasurer — Linda Caiola Timothy Angela Aldridge Alvis Ginger Alvis Chad Anderson John Anderson Jack Baccus Michelle Jessica Bartlett Jeanette Bearden Suzanne Blythe Kim Brannon Jane Brasher Janice Brasher Ronnie Brasher William Brock Mark Brown Susan Bryant Joey Buzbec Linda Caiola Jackie Campbell Sandi Cardwell Gary Chapman Raificld Clark Greg Cdlvert Michael Crouch Ken Crutchfield Connie Dates Brandi Davis Laura Davis Michael Davis Marty Deavers Carla Dimick Kelley Dorough Jennifer Doty Enc Dunklin Melissa Dutton Robert Hyde Wayne Inga rum Scott Isbell Tina Isbell Christy Jackson Ivey Jackson Jeff Hunt Jeremy Stephanie Hartsficld Hicks Dana Howard Christy Huffman Cathie Fisher Kim Hulgan Todd Friend Walter Garren Clay Guy Scott Fulmer Brian Gilham Kevin Hall Wayne Gann John Glenn David Harkins Shelly Evely Joni McCormack Shelley Johnson Tracey Johnson Jason Jones Stacy King Robby Kircus Mike •Little Carrie Legrone Michael Lacey Jason Lawlcy Annetta Marbury Jason Marlow ia ' V 11L 52 David McLeod Christie Molloy Gary Moore Kathy Monticure Christ! Nettles Laura Parker James Pendley Alicia Porter Greg Kevin Presley Radford Kevin Muir John My rick Emily O’Barr Greg O’Barr Mike Parker Chris Paschcnko Ronnie Payton Taia Radford Sarah Ray Robert Reid '• % Warren Robertson Jesse Robinson Buddy Rodgers ' 4r • ifii Dennis Rose Teresa Salser Launc Sams p w List Sams Kerry Shell April Shelton { I . jnr Angela Sims Gloria Kelley Smith Smith Scon Alicia Vickie Smith Spann Smith Allen Tim Shannon Stacy Standifer Stringfcllow SCPUCMCPES Robert Talc Jeff Thomas Leslie Tommy Walker Jason Whitfield Terralyn Andy CLASS cr 89 James Whitfield Jennifer Worthington Terry Williams Karen Zcllner EEESEA4EN Officers: President — Charlie Brown Vice-President — Kathy Rose Secretary — Russell Webster Treasurer — Stacy Clark Tommy Tarrilyn Keith Kathy Dorothy Kevin Abbott Abernathy Adams Alexander AI vis Armstrong Raymond Jason Scott Tim Kristie Connie Armstrong Bcrgstressor Bilbo Black Blair Bowers James Kelly Chris Butler Carteker Champion Regina Craft Keith Clinkscalcs Chris Colley Jeff Lester Colbum Cole Michelle Colvcrt Juan Crawford 58 Lance Creckmore Kcisha Crouch ■ Siaccy Doty Mike Eason Misty Tina Angtc Elliot Elmore Faulkner Melissa Edgil Paul o Goode Kathy Cioodson Tonya Cioodson David Hall Shelly Lee. Hall Harding Jackie Hardy Thomas Hardy Cynthia Hatcher Rodney Harris Chris Hayes Randall David Holbrooks Howard Ginger Hayes Tonya Hulled Kristi Hychc Michael Isbell Wallace Lyle Looney Lovett W'aync 61 Mason T racy McG Michael Myrick Jamie Newton Robbie Newton Lavinia Nicklcs Kerry O’Barr Derrick McDonald Michael Meachum Veronica Mitchell Lynn Oden Heath Parker Jerry Parvin Mikal McCullcy Ayonna Miller Ginger McDaniel Graig McGuire Josh Mitchell Phillip Patterson Santa Pickett Wayne Roberts Richellc Pcndlcy Brenda Jerry Rose Ron Lisa Sandlin Scott v 1 1 in u Schelcreia Perry Raymond Phillips £ tA y Julie Rainey Brandon Reed Kathy Rose Rodrick Rose £ Sarah Self Paul Sharich mgm u m iv-w jB Craig Smith DeWayne Smith H 9i John Pam 63 Smith Smith Stephanie Spitzer Tasa Sterns Jackie Christopher Strickland Taylor 64 Martic Thompson Sharlottc Turner Michael Vandergrift Heath Wadsworth Kelly Warren Wanda Washington Russell Webster Brian Weems Rachel Wells Charles Whisnant Ernie Whitehead Terry Whitehead 65 Am Duke Leeds High School is honored to have Mr. John Harris as chief administrator for the second year. Mr. Harris graduated from Samford University after completing his high school requirements at our rival, John Carroll. He went back to his alma mater to teach and coach. Mr. Harris also taught at Irwin and Minor. He served as assistant principal at Hcwitt-Trussville and Shades Valley, and as principal at Pleasant Grove. When Mr. Harris is not at Leeds High, he can usually be found on the tennis court. In fact, tennis is the favorite pastime of the entire Harris family. Mr. Harris, his wife JoAnnn. and his son Deron all play. Since Mr. Harris has been at Leeds High, the quality of education has been greatly improved. Academic pep rallies, gold passes, and tutoring programs are only a few of the tactics that Mr. Harris has employed to insure academic excellence. We feel fortunate to have him here at L.H.S. This is the second year that Mr. Skip Bundy has been the assistant principal at Leeds High. He has previously been the assistant principal at Leeds Elementary School as well. Mr. Bundy enjoys all types of sports. During baseball season he scouts for the Kansas City Royals, and he is especially fond of golf. Mr. Bundy has traveled extensively. Last summer he and his wife vacationed in Tahiti. He is a graduate ofSamford University. Mrs. Margaret Little has been the guidance counselor at L.H.S. for 17 years. Growing up as an Army brat” she lived all over the United States and Europe before attending Samford University and accepting her first teaching assignment which was at Leeds. Mrs. Little still enjoys traveling as well as photography and white water rafting with her husband. Frank. Mr. Joe Campbell has been leading the Greenwave to victory for 23 years. When he is not pondering the pigskin, he is ogling the outfield; Coach scouts for the Dodgers baseball team. He is a graduate of Howard College. Mrs. Judy Chimt-nto. a second year teacher at Leeds High, instructs students in typing. English, and computer use. She is a big fan of the Mels and is a member of her church bowling team. Mrs. Chimento has two teenage sons. She is a graduate of Auburn University. Mrs. Linda Deason has been replacing Mrs. Pool during her illness as office secretary. When she is not giving the school a helping hand, she docs volunteer work for BMC. The Dcasons have a condominium in Panama City, and Mrs. Deason enjoys spending lime there. She has attended U.A.B. Biology, science, and P.E. are among the courses that Mm. I-cna Blair has taught during her 24 years at Leeds High. She is a graduate of the University of Montcvallo. She enjoys making crafts and sewing. Mrs. Blair has two daughters; Elaine is 11 years old. and Paula is a student of veterinary medicine at Auburn University. Leeds High Students can’t help “looking up to their 6 8” P.E. instructor and basketball coach. Billy Coupland, he came to Leeds in 1972 and has taken two Greenwave basketball teams to state play-offs. Coach Coupland enjoys reading and watching television. Mr. Billy Eubanks has taught vocational ed. at Leeds for 17 years. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama When Mr. Eubanks is not rooting for the Tide, he enjoys golfing and attending dog shows. He has two daughters. This is Mrs. I-ana Freeman’s first year as Spanish and English teacher at L.H.S She is a graduate of U.A.B. Mrs. Freeman formerly sang in a gospel quartet and still sings solo. She has a son and a daughter. Mrv Kay Glaze has taught English at Leeds High for I'h years. She also sponsors the varsity cheerleaders. Mrs. Glaze enjoys water skiing, snow skiing, and reading. She is a graduate of Birmingham Southern Mrs. Glaze is pursuing another degree during the summer months. Marketing education has been taught by Mrs. Shannon Fulmer for 3 years. She is originally from South Alabama, but she has recently moved into a new house in Leeds along with her husband Scott and her son Chris. Mrs. Fulmer enjo s reading and shopping. She is a graduate of the University of Alabama. Mr. Bill Hamilton has taught health and coached football at L.H.S. for 3 years. When Coach Ham is not concentrating on the defensive line, he is concentrating on the fishing line. He loves to fish! Coach Ham is a graduate of the University of North Alabama. Miss Charlene Garrett has taught math at LH.S. for 3 years. She likes to shop and is a great cook according to faculty members who frequently sample her cakes and cookies. Miss Garrett graduated summa cum laude from the U niversity of Monte vallo. Mrs. F.thel Hill’s reputation precedes her as the tough chemistry, physics, and biology teacher at L.H.S. She has taught here for 18 years. In her spare time she enjoys sewing, cooking, and window shopping. She has 3 daughters and is a graduate of Miles College. This is the first year that Mrs. Barbara I.yrich has taught math at Leeds. Mrs. Lynch enjoys horseback riding, aerobics, and reading. She also enjoys traveling with her husband Cliff and her daughter Carlcton, age 8. Mrs. Lynch is a graduate of the University of Alabama. Miss Becky Hunt began her teaching career in special education 10 years ago at I H.S. She enjoys cross stitching, ceramics, and outdoor sports. Recently Miss Hunt traveled to Mexico. She is a graduate of Auburn University. Coach David Kilcoyne has taught science and coached at Leeds for 3 years. He has twin baby boys and a daughter, age 5. When Coach Kilcoync can get a few free moments, he enjoys playing tennis and basketball. He is a graduate of the University of Montcvallo. Mr. Tom McBride has taught special education at Leeds High for 6 years. He is an outdoorsman; hunting, fishing and scuba diving arc among his interests. He also enjoys gun building and collecting Indian relies. Mr. McBride has 3 children. He is a graduate of U.A.B. For 25 years Mr. Al Mcl-uughlin has been sharing his knowledge and personal antics with LHS English students. He enjoys fishing, hunting, and camping. Mr. McLaughlin has recently built a pool and enjoys spending time there with his children. Mr. McLaughlin is a graduate ofSamford University. For the past 18 years Mrs. Susan Johnson has taught business cd. al I-eeds High. She has been especially busy this year preparing for the wedding of her daughter Susie. Mrs. Johnson also has a 6-year old daughter. Patty. Mrs. Johnson is a graduate of Samford University. Mrs. Cathy Mcl-aughlin has taught home cc. at I.ceils for 2 years. Previously she traveled for Southern Living magazine organizing cooking schools. She enjoys needlework, cooking, and leading. Mrs. McLaughlin is a graduate of ihe I Iniversity of Alabama. Mrs. Riilptu-nc Parnell has taught democracy to L.H S. seniors for 15 cnrs She is a native of Brewton and a graduate of the University of Alabama. Nothing delights Mrs. Parnell more than spending time with her grandsons. William and Creighton. She also enjoys reading and traveling with her family. This is the first year that Mr. Paul Miller has taught special education at Leeds High. Mr. Miller’s wife also teaches; she is at the elementary school. Mr. Miller enjoys gardening, reading, and watching TV. He has done a little acting and was even asked to join a drama group that toured California He is a graduate of Auburn. Mrs. Edna Pool has been the school secretary for 16 years. She has 3 daughters. I son, and 6 grandchildren that she adores. When Gran is not baby-sitting, she likes to travel. Mrs. Pool has attended Jefferson State. Teaching is a tradition for the family of Mrs. Lena line Parker. She, her mother, her 2 sisters, and her 3 daughters all hold teaching degrees Mrs. Parker is a graduate of Samford University and has been at Leeds High for 14 years. Mr. Ronny Robbias has been teaching English at Leeds for 3 years. He organized the drama department and devotes a great deal of his time to it. After school Mr. Robbins spends his time house painting and doing carpentry work. He enjoys camping, hiking, and water sports. Mr. Robbins has a son and a daughter. He is a graduate of U. A. B. J r' V I lito k Mr. Dewilt Self has been at LHS longer than any other teacher — 30 years. When he is not directing the band, he likes to hunt. read, and repair electronic equipment. Mr. Self, we know you don’t want to “toot your own horn. but after 30 years of dedication, you deserve a rest. Whether you decide to retire this year or stay with us 10 years longer, we want to say “thank you for sharing your life and talents with us Mrs. Josephine Scales has taught history at Leeds High for 13 years. Formerly she taught at Leeds Elementary School. She enjoys listening to music, reading, and creative dancing. Mrs. Scales is a graduate of Talladega College. ,IjA Mr. Ralph Sheets has taught math at Leeds for 17 years. He also sponsors the golf team and FCA. He has a little girl and boy, Jonathon and Elizabeth. Mr. Sheets is very active in his church. He is a graduate of Sam ford University. For 19 years Mrs. Louise Smith has taught American history to Leeds High juniors. She likes to collect antique glass and to travel. Her favorite place to visit is San Francisco. Mrs. Smith has a son and a daughter. She is a graduate of Samford University. 74 Girls’ P.E. and art are taught at LSH by Miss Shirley South. She has been here for 2 years. Miss South enjoys painting, drawing, and reading. Her favorite pastime, however, is softball. She plays second base and pitcher for the New Attitude. Miss South is a graduate of U.A.B. Mrs. Dorothy Turk has taught math at I-ecds for 18 years. Mrs. Turk enjoys playing the organ and piano, sewing and cooking. She also directs the youth choir at her church. Mrs. Turk is a graduate of Miles College. ai Leeds for 9 years. She enjoys her lime away from school caring for her daughter Brittany, age 2. Mrs. Whitfield recently built a new home on a farm that has been in her family for 7 generations. She is a graduate of the University of Alabama. 1987 faculty • • Lunchroom Staff Nora Webster Naomi Goss Bonnie Clines Voncille Brewster Bus Drivers Marva Bryant Peggy Knight Mary Crawford Shirley Wynn Custodians Jefferson Washington Stacey Myers Billy Wills Loyd Partridge The Tcnyj Jennifer Ingram Jeanne Patterson Valedictorian Mary Ann Jones, Joey Kelly Matthew Brown Civitan Award Civitan Award Donna Brasher, Ricky Brown, Matthew- Brown, Mary Ann Jones. Joey Kelly, Greg King, Jennifer Mathis. Ray Sandlin, Lisa Smith Scholastic Awards Outstanding Seniors in Academics Jcey Kelly Scholar Athlete, Trig Team, Youth Congress. Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Kicky Orcwn Scholars' Team, Math Award, Democracy Award, Trig Team Mary Ann Jcnes Scholars'Team, Presidental Fitness. Typing Award Matthew Crown Scholars' Team. Trig Team, Annual Award, Youth Congress 82 Scholarship Winners Matthew Brown — Birmingham Southern President Scholarship, Hayes Parnell Scholarship, Samford University Scholarship. Jennifer Mathis — Birmingham Southern Presidential Scholarship Joey Kelly — Hayes Purnell Scholarship. Samford University Scholarship. Birmingham Southern Scholarship. Ricky Brow n Birmingham Southern Presidential Scholarship. Samford University Scholarship. Hayes Parnell Scholarship. Kristi Hams — Birmingham Southern Scholarship for Summer Mary . Inn Jones — Birmingham Southern Scholarship Man Brumt — I cadership to Troy State University. Richie Newton - Counselor Scholarship to Jacksonville State University. I erry Miller — Basketball to Ladrangc University. Scott Davis — 14 B Engineering Program. I'onv Abernathy — Basketball to XaGrange University David Duke — Music to Samford. President9 Academic Fitness Ricky Brown, Mary Ann Jones. Matthew Brown, Joey Kelly, Greg King 83 84 Ray Sandlin Valley Perse Freedoms Foundation Beys State Tammy Godwin Ken Brasher History Awards English Awards Joey Kelly, Amy Jones, Melissa Dutton, Kristi Bowman 85 Math Award Matthew Brown, David McLeod, Carla Dimick, Wendy Alvis, Richie Newton. John Whitaker Art Awards Beverly Colley, Jason Dill, Chris Barentz Vocational Awards Tammy Cole, Pebbles Deason, Betsy Jacks Science Award John Myrick. Wendy Deason Pride Club Award Timmie Payton 8 7 Spensers’ Awards Ivy Jackson. Gloria Smith, Ricky Brown, Chris Bareniz. Beverly Evans. Diane Moore. Matthew Brown. Jimmy Jones, Matthew Skinner. Phillip Kelly. Brent Sprueill. Timmie Payton 88 Sehelastie Award Matthew Brown. Joey Kelly, Tom Townsend, John Whitaker, Ricky Brown Citizenship Award First Row: Lisa Smith, Frankie Price, Kelley Dorough, Matthew Brown. Second Row: Ricky Brown. John Myrick, Joey Kelly. Earl Patterson. Perfect Attendance Jo Deann Campbell, Tonya Tinsley, Grace Powers Career Fair Winners First Place — April Shelton: Second Place — Linda Caiola; Third Place — Tommy Walker Club cf the year 1985-86 90 Drama Club John Whitaker UAB Hnginccnng Scholarship. Alabama Leadership Award. m Youth Congress youth Leadership rcrum Jeff ersen State Scholarship Band Awards Advertising Awards — Dare Creekinorg. Amy Duke, Amanda McLaughlin, David Battles Outstanding Leadership — Amanda McLaughlin Service Awards — Barbara Davis, Amy Duke. Amanda McLaughlin, Ben Meginnis, David Battles 92 Outstanding Musician — Claude Bilbo John Philip Sousa A ward — David Duke Jennifer Ingram Jeanne Patterson The purpose of the Honor Society is to recognize and encourage outstanding students in the areas of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Activities of the Honor Society include making out the “A” and “B” Honor Roll care's for students as well as teacher recognition during American Education Week. Every year the Honor Society holds a National Honor Society Taping for all who make the required grades. donor Xi)dety President — John Whitaker. Vice-President — Amy Ingram, Secretary — Kristi Harris. Treasurer — Marchcllc Gibbs. Reporters — Jennifer Ingram and Amy Jones. Sponsor— Mrs. Parnell. The Computer Club enhances the school's curriculum by organizing computer instruction and programs. This year the club has greatly helped the administration by recording office records on disks. The club participates in the homecoming parade, provides teachers with a Thanksgiving treat, and decorates the bulletin board for Christmas. Computer Club President — Marchcllc Gibbs, Vice-President — Alachia Pace. Secretary — Tina Isbell. Treasurer — Paul Goode. Sponsor — Mrs. Turk. 94 Americanism Club President — Roscha Ragland. Vice-President — Tonya Hullett. Secretary — Rhonda Gamer, Sponsor — Mrs. Scales. Presidents — Amy Duke and Barry Rollan. Secretary Crcckmore, Sponsor — Mrs. — Brigett Craft. Treasurer — Pore The Americanism Club promotes patriotism in school. Members are responsible for raising and lowering the flag daily. Each day at Leeds High begins with the Pledge of Allegiance which is conducted by a member of the Americanism Club. The purpose of the Pep Club is to boost school spirit, assist coaches and sponsors, and to encourago students to participate at pep rallies. During the year club members honor coaches and sponsors with fruit baskets. They also sponsor a spring clean-up campaign. 95 The Leeder Staff is responsible for producing a yearbook that will preserve memories of the school year. Staff members benefit by developing skills in journalism,, editing, photography, and sales. The Leeder Staff sponsors the annual yearbook sales drive, the Leeder Pageant, and the Halloween costume contest. This year it aided the school in the purchase of a piano. Leeder Staff Editor — Paige Ryan. Business Manager — Kim Spann, Sponsor — Mrs. Whitfield. The Math Gub advances the knowledge of students in math oriented occupations. The Math Gub sponsored the drive to raise funds for Children’s Hospital at Christmas. Math Club 96 President — Cassandra Miller, Vice-President — Phillip Patterson, Secretary — Tina Isbell. Trcasurer — Janice Brasher. Scholars9 Club Sponsor— Miss Garrett The Scholar’s Club promotes academic and scholarship for the above average student. It gives students the initiative to study hard and do well in school. Members have various competitions with other schools. They also compete in regional competitions. Fellowship of Christian Athletes ■■■ President — John Whitaker. 1st Vice-President — Ed Brown, 2nd Vice-President — Robbie Weems. Secretary — Dana Moore. Treasurer — Jo Dcann Campbell. Chaplain — Scott Sims. Outreach — Ken Brasher. Sponsor — Coach Sheets. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes confronts students, teachers, and all the people they influence with the challenge of serving the Lord at school, at home, and in their churches. Members sponsored a Christian concert at the fall FCA rally, and they had a carwash. 97 VICA helps promote better relations between the school and working community. It provides the opportunity for students who want to work. Students in this program benefit from teacher guidance which helps them to be more successful at their jobs. This is a popular program for students who want to receive additional high school credits as well as an income. President — Scot! Morris. Vice-President — Kristi Shaw. Sccrctary Trcasurcr — Cheryl Sasser. Sponsor — Mr. Eubanks. DECA further develops education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to occupational competence. It promotes understanding of and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in one free, competitive enterprise system. Students participate in district and state level DECA Competitive Events, and they collect for Toys for Tots. ,4 DECA President — Kristi Harris. Vice-President — Christie Howard, Secretary — Madolyn Yates, Treasurer — Dorc Crcckxnorc, Sponsor — Mrs. Fulmer. 98 President — Jo Deann Campbell. Vice-President — Keri Lee, 1st Vice-President — April Campbell. Secretary — Amy Duke. Treasurer — Jo Bearden, Chaplain — Kim Kelly, Reporter — Beth Kirkpatrick. Sponsor— Mrs.Johnson. The Future Business Leaders of America promotes interest in better social, political, community, and family life. During the year members have an annual banquet. Christmas party, and fund raising activities. The F.B.L.A. also participates in the district competition at which they have received many honors. Future Homemakers ef America President — Kim Kelly, Vice-President — Jenny Forman. Secretary — Sabrina Dawson. Sponsor — Mrs. McLaughlin. The Future Homemakers of America promote leadership and responsibilities of the family unit and homemaking. They sponsor Toys for Tots collections, Stanley Sales, and Thanksgiving baskets. They also produce an F.H.A. cookbook. 99 The purpose of the Drama Club is to give students a better understanding of drama and theater, and give them the opportunity to perform and display their talents to the community. This year the Drama Club performed at Leeds Elementary School, performed for the Leeds Arts council, and held the annual senior play. They also helped with the stage decorations and sound system for the Leeder Pageant and Christmas Pageant. Drama Club President — Kristi Irwin. Vice-President — Malcolm Byers. Secretary — Beverly Evans Treasurer — Jeanne Patterson. Sponsor — Mr. Robbins. The Student Government Association develops the leadership qualities in the students at L.H.S. The organization is involved in making school rules and regulations, and reviewing student's complaints and suggestions. The chief project sponsored was the “Great American Smokeout.” Members adopted teachers and students who smoke and encouraged them to stop for 24 hnnrc Student Government Association President — John Whitaker. Vice-President — Ed Brown, Secretary — James Bu .bce. Treasurer — Teresa Kelly. Chaplain — Ken Brasher, Sponsors — Mr. McBride and Ms. Hunt. 100 Civil School Patrol President — Scott Bryant, Vice-President — Cheryl Johnston, Secretary — Mark Thornburg. Treasurer — Kristi Palmer. Sponsor— Mr. McLaughlin. The Civil School Patrol assists in safety and security against vandalism at the school. They help with fire and tornado drills. Members provide school security on Halloween night and also on selected nights when sports activities arc held at Leeds High School. Pride Club President — Rodney Mitchell. Vice-President — Sam Dillashaw and Sam Shelton. Secretary — Gloria Smith. Treasurer — Tammy Batson, Sponsor— Mr. McBride. The Pride Club performs services for the school and community. Thanks to this organization, information on the school sign is kept current. The Pride Club adopts a needy family at Thanksgiving and Christmas. They also sponsor campus beautification projects in the spring. 101 Spanish Literary Club The Spanish Lilerary Club challenges students of Spanish I and II who want to learn more about Spanish life and culture. The club decorates a float for the homecoming parade and has a yearly party. This year club members ordered T-shirts with a Spanish inscription to show their support of their organization. President — Kathy Rccd, Vice-President — Eronfie Thomas. Sccrctary Trcasurcr __________ Christy Jackson. Chaplain — JcfT Williams, Sponsor — Mrs. Freeman. The Service Club serves the school and community. Teachers are treated to a luncheon on the opening day of school compliments of the Service Club. The club also helps needy families at Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter by distributing food baskets. Service Club Treasurer— Lcshc Townsend. Sponsor— Mrs. Parker. 102 Photography Club President — Stacy Goodwin, Vice-President — Tonya Hullctt, Secretary — Kristi Blair. Treasurer — Christine Bartlett. Sponsor — Mr. Bob Moore. The Photography Club teaches members the history' of photography as well as how to skillfully take pictures and develop them. The club has its own darkroom located in the school. Because the club is sponsored by Mr. Bob Moore, a professional photographer, involvement between the school and community is improved. Art Club President — Chris Barentz, Vice-President — Amy Woods. Secretary — Madison Mar-chant. Treasurer — Kristi Irwin. Sponsor — Ms. South. The Art Club gives students the opportunity to create and appreciate their own works as well as the ability to broaden their imagination. Members of the club serve as artistic helpers to teachers by lending their talents to the construction of bulletin boards and other projects. In the future they plan to brighten the girls gym by painting murals on the walls. 103 106 Drum Malcr Assistant Drum Major Amy Duke Sandy Parker Co-Dead Majorette Kristi Bowman Co-Dead Majorette Angie Brasher Leeds High Green-OLears hnsfy . ih kM� i Kf Forman. Kim Rc h (-jMiamik Jc'umw Patterson, va Lee — Head; Hcvcrly .vans. Co-head: Pai?cWjl itttfrKintly () Barr Dorothy McDonald. Stacy Goodwin. Thirc 'on. Alachia Pace. Green-C-Cear Captain Keri Lee Green-C-Cear Cc-Captain Beverly Evans 109 '' Wendy Deason — CotI won, Jo Bearden, Gina Rollan, Hedther Nt, 'right, Christie Bergstresser. Lynn Jt 'iginton — Co-head; 4 %Christie Molloy, Kelly Pa n . 1 . Mead Cheerleader Lynn Jeier Cc-Mead Cheerleader Ce-Mead Cheerleader Wendy Deason Ginger Wiginton ill HuUeiL°Se C° hea,i: Ka,hy c’oodson Head: Ginger Hayes. Cecilia Bush. Kristi Blair. Brenda Ragland Sharlotte Turner. Tonya Leading Ladies; Leading Men Gina Rollan Wendy Deason 113 HOMECOMING Senior Maids Class Maids and Escorts and Escorts Fire Prevention Queen Qunner-IJp mmm LEEDEC 118 COURT MR. AND MISS SENIOR CLASS MISS� EVERLY EVANS SENIOR “= 1VCRITES MR. MALCOLM 126 SENIOR CONTESTANTS JUNIOR FAVORITES MISS SCEHCMCLE CLASS SCPHCMCRE FAVCRITES MISS JDorvprfVA, - . 'OpvAAJ- o. O OvO VaJup vjO 0|A Iga Q : ' Oii pp xA V u vC slbcax dtox VW 'Wvn Qjvv. AT tlvwt'U M sSa -.jCm, vX FRESHMAN FAVORITES BEHIND THE SCENES AUTUMN PAGEANT WINNERS First Row: Tony Moore. Kevin Rose. Ed Brown. Rodney Mitchell. Thad Anderson. Second Row.Ju'n First Row: Chris Miller, Terrence Rose. Ryan Wilsen. Eddie Baird. Second Row: Erie Dunklin. Jesse TOWmSn mffl H n nacrso WTmHfow onrOjryant cotMSDell, Kerwin Webster, Brian Weems. Fourth Row: Steve Black, Scottie Webster, Charles Whisnant, Chris Taylor, Jody Wajm_Fiftjij o Coach Campbell. 1986-87 SENICRS I CCMING AT YAZ Chris Miller Ken McGraw Tonv Moore Ryan Wilson Kevin Rose Freshmen and Scphcmcres First Row: Bobby Beason, Kcrwin Webster. Kelly Misso, Robbie Weems, Can Kennedy, Mike Ray, Jody Wain, John Bryant. Second Row: Chad Tice, Steve Black, Eddie Hannah, Chuck Friend, Mike Daw, Bill Anderson, Blake Barefield, Mickey Hayes, Chris Greene. First Row: Chris Taylor, Jesse Robinson. Brian Weems, Joev Buzbee, Scottic Webster. Second Row: Charles Whiscnhunt, Roddy Pickett John Anderson, Scott Isbell, Eric Dunklin. Juniors 142 Greenies Grasp f cr Six and Six Season 145 The Going Has Tough, but 14ft f Greenies Made It te State 147 Most Outstanding Junior Back — Eddie Hannah Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman — Bill Anderson Most Improved Lineman — Phillip Acton Most Improved Runing Back — Ryan Wilson Football Awards Nisht at Last... Permanent Captains — Ed Brown, Phillip Acton, Thad Anderson the Hard Work Pays Off Most Outstanding Senior Back — Thad Anderson Most Outstanding Senior Lineman — Chris Miller Most Valuable Player Thad Anderson |49 1st Row: Russell Webster. Kerry Shell. Jaap Whitfield. Alex Wallace. Mike Walding. Todd Friend, Terry Ethridge. 2nd Row: Josh Mitchell, Greg Presley, Charlie Brown. CJjjp Anderson, Chris Colley, Jason Whitfield. Scott Simmons. 3rd Row: Lloyd Looney, Ron Hunter, Jerry Thomas, Anthony Key, Jgfs Rose. Wayne Roberts. 4th Row: Coach Coupland, Bryan Kirkland. Wallace Looney, Derreck McDonald, Thomas Hardy, Roddy Pickett, Lance (rcckmorc. B-TEAM f CCTBALL Basketball Team First Row: Jesse Robinson, James Buzbcc, Michael Taylor, Raymond Barkley, Rodney Mitchell, Corey Payne. Second Row: John Glenn, Stanley Rose, Coach Copeland. Seniors 152 James Bqzbec. Michael Taylor, Rodney Mitchell, Raymond Barkley. John Glenn Free Throw Award Basketball Awards Stanley Rose Most Valuable Player Rebound Award Field Goal Award Victory at Jet Cc Ed Tcurnament Compensates for Mediocre Season 19-Team Easketball Ron Hunter, Derrick McDonald, Wayne Roberts, Lewis Vandcrgrift, Dennis Rose, Ron Sandlin, Chris Taylor, Charles Whisnant, Raifield Clark, Mikal McCully, Brian Weems, Paul Goode, Coach David Kilcoyne 0-Team Bounds for the Backboard Girls9 Basketball Team First Row: Kcisha Crouch, Schclercia Perry, Rhonda Gardner, Sean Pickett, Tracy McGraw. Second Row: Cheryl Porter. Denise Simms. Carla Dimick, JoDeann Campbell, Stephanie Hicks. Roscha Ragland. Pam Johnston, Coach Joe Campbell. 158 Senior — JoDeann Campbell Ladies Lew in Luck but High in Enthusiasm 1986 CASE CALL TEAM Front Row: Scott Fulmer. Ryan Wilson. C'hris Smith, Joey Kelly. Eddie Hannah. Bruce Foley, Dennis Bolton. Jody Wain, Bryan Black. Back Row: Coach Martin. Barry Parker. Brian Deegan. Bradley Smith, Clay Hassett, Ken MeGraw. Scott Ferguson, Coach Hamilton. Joey Kelly Kevin McGraw Bradley Smith 16l SENIOR BASEBALL PLAYERS Dennis Cummings Scott Ferguson Brian Deegan Clay Hassett Baseball Boys’ Bound for State Play-offs 1986 TENNIS TEAM Second Row: JoDeann Campbell, Alicia Aderholt, Julie Walker, Mrs. Adams. First Row: Sidney Milner, Eric Smith, Scott Morris. Lincoln Stewart. Ulli Muhlenfield, Carla Dimick. GCLE TEAM Coach Sheets, Rusty Howard, John Shaw, Kurt Love, Ralph Sertcll, John Paladino TRACE TEAM Front Row: Greg O’Barr, David Blackwell, Robert Tate. Back Row: Eric Smith, Ed Brown, Cheryl Porter. Ken Brasher. Sam Shelton. 164 Sustaining Patrons PHILLIP’S SHOES 102 9th Street N.E. Leeds, AL 35094 699-2521 Compliments From DORIS AND EDDIE HALES Gold Lance Class Rings LEEDS JEWELRY LOW PRICES EVERYDAY 813 Parkway Drive Leeds 699-8687 WAL-MART OLD SMOKEY . Leeds Finest Bar B Que 669-7904 RON’S AUTOMOTIVE Foreign Domestic 312 Churchill Ave. Leeds, AL 35094 Office: 699-8189 Home: 640-5082 Whatever the occasion—birthday, wedding, a sentimental gift, or just for fun—we ll caoture the moment the way you want to remember it. Our studio and environmental portraits have the something extra you've been looking for. 710 PARKWAY DRIVE IEEDS. AlA. 35094 6991256 Certified by the Professional Photographers of America. Inc CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From WALKER ELECTRIC COMPANY Leeds, Alabama 699-5586 §0 699-8322 Home 699-5861 -a? CARL ANN FLORIST Gifts Catering — China Crystal BEVERLY JIM MESSER 826 Parkway Drive Leeds Alabama 35094 The Look B-MART FOOD DRUGS Leeds 699-3107 Parkway Drive of Distinction Weddings — Group — Candids 5 Sports — Beauty Pageants — Reunions Catering Available DOUG BRYANT PHOTOGRAPHY Miss Alabama Pageant Photographer Miss America Pageant Photographer Burch Tant Formal Wear Miss Jefferson Co. Pageant, Director Studio: 699-6463 Store Hours 7 AM-10 PM Sunday 9AM-8PM Pharmacy Hours 9AM-9PM Seven Days a Week MR. B’S KITCHEN BAKERY and DELI Delicious Foods Baked and Prepared Fresh Daily COMPLETE FLORAL DEPARTMENT Corsages and Bouquets for All Your School's Festivities Convenient One Stop Shopping 169 HAPPY TIMES DAY CARE CENTER Monday-Friday 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Age 2 1 2-12 I — Reasonable Rates Hot, Well-Balanced Meals idividualized Care and Instruction ing Classes 2, 2 1 2, 3, and 4 Years of Age ised Homework for School Age Children Plannee Summer Recreation 31 Dif 1 MRS. RAY GRIMES Office 699-2674 Located behind Patterson’s Pharmacy 132 Vivian St. Good Fortune Green ies «r D Green Wave 1986-1987 Anderson Electrical Connectors ALABAMA PUMP SUPPLY 2216 4th Ave. So. Birmingham, AL 35233 Phone 251-7453 24 Hour Service SQUARE D COMPANY Leeds. Alabama STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS DONNY FULMER Agent 1060 Courson Boulevard N.E. Leeds. Alabama 35094 Off.: (205) 690-7286 Res.: (205) 699-2873 CUSTOM CUTS 129 B Ashville Rd. Leeds, Alabama 35094 CLARA WARDROP 699-7299 THE LEEDS NEWS Your Hometown Newspaper 699-2214 CULP SUPPLY 1080 Courson Blvd. Sill's Barber bnp Leeds, AL 35094 A FAMILY STYLE CENTER 699-6666 699-6701 • JOE STEELE 815 PARKWAY STYLIST- LEEDS, ALABAMA 35094 Phone 251-6241 24 Hour Service B D ELECTRIC MOTOR CO. 2320 4th Avenue, South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 Donald E. (Buddy) Chasteen Complete Real Estate Service Western Auto GILLILAND REALTY Chester F. Hartsfield, Sr. 837 Parkway Drive S.E. Leeds, AL, 35094 118 8th Street S.E. Leeds. Alabama 35094 Phone: (205) 899-2218 President Bob Clark Sales Arlie Gilliland Bus. 699-5051 MLS Jean Kerr, realtor NAR. FLI. WCR fean Kerr realty co. 117-B Ninth Street. N.E ■ Leeds. Alabama 35094 Office 205 699 2595 ■ Res 640-5858 :$«k 1829 Ashville Rd. % Tice Construction Pine Crest Apartments 699-2553 Compliments of PIONEER HARDWARE BEST WISHES Dr. JAMES W. STONE II, P.C. 410 Parkway Drive, S.E. Leeds, Alabama 35094 Phone 699-8412 173 PARKWAY MOTORS “Just Good Ole Boys” Clean Used Cars and Trucks 312 Parkway Drive Leeds, Alabama 699-5159 WAYNE’S TIRE SERVICE 1000 Railroad Ave. Leeds, AL 35094 699-3363 Night 956-00055 MARLON RAMEY TERRY RAMEY BARRON INDUSTRIES 1312 Borden Ave. Leeds, AL: 35094 699-2191 LEEDS DRUG CO. 829 Parkway Drive S.E. Leeds, Alabama 35094 Phone 699-8212 Nights 699-3716 —Free Delivery— Mike Nelms — Pharmacist 174 LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY 800 Second Avenue S.E. Leeds. Alabama 35094 (205)699-2231 The Daisy Shop Junior and Misses Clothes Ann Ryan 699-3255 934 Parkway Drive S.E. Leeds. Alabama RYAN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LIGHT DUTY BSfc ■=, mnouR TOWING SERVING THE LEEDS AREA SINCE 1933” SERVICE DEPARTMENT - 699-8314 BODY SHOP - 699-8513 HEAVY DUTY MEMBER OF ALABAMA TOWING ANO WRECKER ASSOCIATION 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE - 699-7644 DAMAGE FREE TOWING WITH LATEST HYDRAULIC WHEEL UFT BOB 699-8827 HOME PHONES TEO 699-8778 934 PAtKWAY DU St - IKDS BILLY 699-7809 175 COMPLIMENTS OF ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Creative Writing Dance Music Theatre Arts Visual Arts ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS 820 North 18th Street Birmingham, Alabama 35203 (205)252-9240 Quality Dentistry at Affordable Prices for the Whole Family. Dr. Ben A. Berman, General Dentistry 422 Miami Ave. Leeds. AL 35094 Phone:699-5121 or 699-5122 I KG BORDEN (205) 699-5008 I KG INDUSTRIES P.O. Box 549 Leeds, AL 35094 THE PANTS STORE Congratulations to the Class of‘1987” Parkway Drive Leeds REALTY :0) CHAMPIONS, inc. 1 BARBARA TOWNSEND HOME 6M-3309 CALL A CHAMP 536 PARKWAY DRIVE • LEEDS. ALABAMA 35094 • (205) 699 5006 SAV-MOR-FOODS Warehouse Grocery Downtown Leeds Your Complete Satisfaction Is Our Greatest Concern Charles Willingham Mgr. Guardian Systems Bo. 300 305 AsfiYiffl «art Le ot Auoama 3509 205499-664 r firestone RICH’S FIRESTONE SHELL GASOLINE — --------Chemists 815 Parkway Leeds, Alabama 699-2441 Buddy Rich Eddie Moore Office 699-8583 Home 991-3402 Office Hours By Appointment Carol Miles, A.M.D. CHIC BOUTIQUE 112 9th Street N.E. Leeds, AL 699-6938 General Dentistry Adults Children 500 Parkway Drive S.E. Leeds, Alabama 35094 177 GOOD LUCK FROM ROCK WOOL MANUFACTURING CO. Office and Plant Leeds, Alabama 35094 699-6121 1986-87 Varsity Cheerleaders 178 M B METAL PRODUCTS CO. 1313 Parkway Dr. S.E. P.O. Box 270 Leeds, AL 35094 Compliments of ALABAMA GAS CORP. Leeds. Alabama LEEDS CHEVRON SERVICE Chevron KILGROE FUNERAL HOME HALLMARK AWARD STATION 1651 AshvilleRoad Leeds, Alabama 699-3181 408 Parkway Drive S.E. Leeds. AL 35094 Telephone (205) 699-3009 Funeral Arrangement 699-7614 Wrecker Service Jack R. Hancock Chevron Dealer Car Care Service. Wash Polishing Tune-Up Brakes, Air Conditioning, Road Service ExXACT BUSINESS MACHINES LOC ATED IN DOWNTOWN LEEDS, ALABAMA NEW AND USED OFFICE MACHINES SERVICE CONTRACTS AND REPAIRS ON MOST OFFICE MACHINES TYPEWRITER RENTAL COMPLIMENTS OF BISHOP CLEANERS 122 9th St. N.E. Leeds. AL 699-8305 Helen Kerr, Owner 825 RAILROAD AVE. 699-8093 179 HARMACY 'r -m JOHN’S BBQ KING BURGER (• 1031 Parkway Drive Leeds, AL 35094 699-7035 VIREE’S BEAUTY SHOP JANICE WILSON’S FLOWER GIFT SHOP Leeds Shopping Center Business 699-3101 Home 699-3383 5a® VIM I 5 DING • REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • INSULATION STORM WINDOWS • SCREENS • PORCH ENCLOSURES PATKD COVERS ♦ CARPORTS • CUTTERS • ROOfiNG WeaTherquard HOME IMPROVEMENT MARK PERRY 699-2240 PO BOX 966 LEEDS AL 35094 Attics Roots Crawls Ceilings Walls BROWN’S INSULATION Armstrong Estates Leeds, AL 35094 Serving Entire Area Blown in or Batts Free Estin Rock Wool or Fiberglass 699- VANCE AUTO SUPPLY 118 8th Street N.E. Leeds, AL 35094 699-8245 FRED THOMPSON MOTOR CO. We Buy Sell Cars Parkway Drive 106 5th St. S.I Leeds, Alabama 35094 Bus. 699-2974 FRED THOMPSON Res. 699-84: ___________________________ 181 UNIQUE INDUSTRIES, INC. Manufacturers of Specialty Threaded Items P.O. Box 683, Calcra. Alabama 35040 JANET WALKER PHONE (205) 668-0490 Congratulations Julie Walker AGENTS Bill Carr Bill Dean Auto —Life — Home — Health LeecIs CiviTAN Club Builders of Good Cuizonship 699-5139 699-8227 UNITED CHAIR ...agood neighbor. The people who work at United Chair share with you a common goal... that of making our community a better place to live and work From concern with the quality of our products to concern for our neighbors, and our environment. the people who work at United Chair will keep our common goal in mind ... every day. united f } chair PO 0OX96-16EOS ALABAMA 35094 u.0.indu«trii«.inc. Huggins Realty Company We Would Like to Help With Your Needs in Real Estate Congratulations Seniors SOUTHERN AIR MECHANICAL CONTRACTS INC. WALLY ISBELL 699-2878 The Prime Cut Style for Men. Women, and Children Property Management Land, Residential, Commercial CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF’87 Partial Perms Body Waves Highlighting Licensed Barbers Cosmetologist TCiiday through Saturday Late Appointments Cash When You Need It. 699-6150 JEFFERSON FEDERAL SAVINGS AMO l,OAN ASSOC. ALANAOKINS Branch Mgr. Meet William Tcttctl An easy much fot quick cash anytime yuu need hmt Daytime nighUimc, seven dtp a week Even holiday . Make cadi withdraw , deposits, ami transfer money between savings and checking Yoocanabo make AmSouth M tm onl VRA or lean payments gel a rash adrancr, or Sfatply find not your checking or savunp balance And if you re traveling for the bobdays fx business, of hat for tun WiQtam Teller b convenient with more than ( ) statewide lOOtknt in Anniston. Arab Athens Auburn. Birmingham, Cullman. Decatur. , Dothan. Flnttmr. Fort Payne. . Gadsden. Gulf Shore- Huntsville. Mob , Montgomery. Opelika, Prattville. -Selma. Suiiigeni Talladega llrscaioou and Wenmipka Sun cashing in on William Tdki uxby. .AnSouth (205) 699-3031 m FALLETTA REALTY JACK H FALLETTA 8061 IsiAvc. S.E. Leeds, AL 35094 Where You Get the Attention You Deserve! Ladies and Childrens’ Fashions Downtown Leeds and Downtown Childcrsburg Got after EDDIE FRE1ND City Executive A job. More school. Marriage. Travel. Chances are whatever you're planning will require some thought. And some m money management. Central Bank comes We have a full range of financial services from credit cards to checking accounts. Loans and savings plaas. And were 'rj Q % open on Saturdays be-cause we realize that you ve got big plans during the week. After graduation plan on Central Bank. After graduation p CENTRAL BANK Mm rrFniC SCOTT'S CONSTRUCTION ROUTE S BOX 331 B LEEOS. AL 35094 WATERTITE GUTTERING Continuous Aluminum Gutter Eight Colors Free Estimates Residential; Commercial SCOTT GREEN OENERAL CONTRACTOR 640-4268 THE CITIZENS BANK OF LEEDS 807 First Avenue, South East 699-2181 Member FDIC — All You Care to Eat! SAM’S SHOES Johnnie Larry Sams, Owners Cedar Springs Shopping Center Open Monday — Saturday 126 9th St. N.E. Leeds, Alabama 699-6478 THE DEPOT FAMILY BUFFET RESTAURANT HERE ARE JUST A FEW REASONS WHY WE’RE PROUD OF L.H.S.! SCOTT MORRIS AMY DUKE LYNN JETER MELINDA PLEMONS ANGIE BRASHER CHUCK FREIND KELLY MISSO ROBBIE WEEMS JOHN BRYANT LINDA CAIOLA TODD FREIND NANCY LINDSEY JULIE RAINEY BRIAN WEEMS ValleyYiewBaptist Church 254 President Street • Leeds. Alabama 35094 99 The chuAch tvfiMt casting come ncUuSiOiLty Mark Stokes Pastor PASQUALES BUFFET LUNCH 11 to 2 EVERYDAY $2.99 TUESDAY THURSDAY 5 to 8 PIZZA. SPAGHETTI, GARLIC BREAD, SALAD BAR REPO SALES 2800 Ashville Road Leeds, AL 35094 640-7061 P.O. Box 357 Leeds. AL 35094 DEVERELL FOODS, INC. Com GARRETT STOVALL CARPET COMPANY, INC. 736 PARKWAY • P.O BOX 438 LEEDS, ALABAMA 35694 PH. 699-2266 PATTERSON PHARMACY 241 Parkway Drive Leeds, AL 35094 699-5113 John Patterson Registered Pharmacist COMPLIMENTS OF Leeds First United Methodist Church COMPUTER GRAPHICS 724 Parkway Drive Leeds, Alabama 35094 Telephone: (205) 699-2606 •BUSINESS FORMS •OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE •PRINTING •QUICK COPIES “The Full Service Florist Where quality is always In bloom Country Girl Florist Owners Donna McLaughlin Pat Tuggle 1066 Courson Ave. Leeds, AL 35094 699-7719 189 Your friendly neighborhood video store Rent movies for only $ 1.00! VCR'S $9.95 per week with one free movie (your choice). Open 7 days a week. Cedar Springs Shopping Center 699-6006 TAPE VCR RENTALS S0. PARKER REXALL DRUGS Leeds Auto Parts Prescription Specialists 623 Parkway Dr. S.E. RUSTIC BUILDING CO. INC. Roy Guy 699-6618 Rt. 1, Box 180 Vandiver, Alabama 35176 General Contractors State Licensed and Bonded Commercial And Residential Clarence Weldon 672-7744 513 PARKWAY DRIVE SW • LEEDS. ALABAMA 35094 • TELEPHONE 099 6141 Reverend A. Ray Foreman, Paator Sunday Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M Youth Choir 4:00 P.M. Church Training 5:00 P.M. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. Everett Sollie. Music Wednesday Family Night Supper 5:15 P.M. ChildrenVPrc-Schooi Choir 6:00 P.M. Mission Activities 6:30 P.M. Bible Study 6:30 P.M. Adult Choir 7:30 P.M. AP VOICE BALLET BATON MODELING 1J cuns-l a i P O BOX 206 LEEDS. ALABAMA 350 4 amela Whitecotton — Dir. 699-8042 699-5656 JEAN’S FLOWERS Flowers For Every Occasion Hwy. 411 Moody Near Wright's Funeral Home 640-5451 Cebar (©robe Jiaptist Cturclj fcoutf 6 $ox 3405 ILeebs, Slabsma 35094 699 3446 REV. JERRY HELMS, PASTOR THOMAS RUSH, YOUTH MINISTER JIM ARRINGTON, MUSIC INTERIM UJbL ClW CjL0%1 LL}pu jLhos-r kb JLih ,S (5W. 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Many hours of dedication andthard work have been put into this book. For this would like to thank Mrs. Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore, and the entire Lecder Staff. We hope that within these pages, we have managed to capture some of your special “scenes.” There is no repc; pei ormance, no encore. Hopefully you can one day look back and, with the aid of this book, remember yoi FINAL ACT. i “And whether wc shall meet again I know not. Therefore our everlasting farewell take: — For ever, and for ever, farewell. If wc do meet again, why. wc shall smile; If not, why, then this parting was:wcll made.” Shakespeare Qm