Martin High School - Martinian Yearbook (Goodsprings, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1976 volume:

9 P R 0 MARTINIAN '76 'Ma I I T F Goodsprings, AL T. W. Marfin Volume XXVII 2 L YEARBOOK STAFF '7 AQ, We xi -I , rlli ff' Nl, .L fflwhly EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER AD MANAGER Denise Mills Barbara Sadberry Debbie Gravel-Ie Colin Kelley ff' .5 X - mfg. in .4 171 ., ' I ll N l :. -1 rgiwilmlffi, QS-1-wi. ' X lun... ADVISOR PHOTOGRAPHER ADVISOR Miss Howfon Mike Norris Mrs. Jones X M vi JH X -ss. VE., X ' x 9 P 0 R T 9 Mike Yielding Jimmy Williams Danny Henderson David Key F E A T U R E 9 Chrisfy Rosser Rifa Thacker Elizabefh WhiHen 9 U B S C R I P T I 0 N 9 Bill Lollar Palsy Morrow Alberf Blackwell David McBride Billy Millwood Sheila Perry Phyllis Perry Karen Key Larry Key Mike Mason Rose Sanford Vicki Key Norman Dunn Linda Grooms Brenda Grooms We fhe youfh, America 's fufure, Have hopes and dreams for all fo nurfure 3 -f.,,,, 1 U , Q J 'S wwf' QM ,, J e . . 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X, ... if ,-'W' 'gk Q S X X E .F W T' fax YES N r QPOR T9 , . W. ,Q ' 1 if -. ,y , W ,Q ., Q , ff 95 3' 1 f M 1,3 ,V 'f 6 , g Q, 3, Q V 5 ex 7E Ld aw M0 fe M-is 4 f ef, Q 4 f M Q 1 Q gy f 0 in iw ,. ,,,,1 ,D L0 if 3. . .Q I P Aff? 04 1 0 . :w'iff1?n::J ,W ia, M ff 41 'Z' .1 A -4 Q5 ' 'rw 'g a XM ? 1 ra . if: 19 IN THE YEAR 1975 In the year of nineteen and seventy-five, The Mighty Warriors would take no jive. The first game was a really tough one, When the Mighty Warriors played Addison. Addison just barely pulled through, With seven points from a big boo-boo . The next week the Warriors played Curry, And that game was over in no big hurry. The Warriors really fought that night, As they lost the war but won the fight. The Warriors went to Oakman for a wildcat hunt, Boy, you should have heard those Wildcats grunt. The Warriors brought home a lot of meat, As Oakman suffered a big defeat. Next was the big game of the year, With Parrish as everyone was soon to hear. The Warriors were ready and willing to play, And all that hot air just vanished away. The trip to West Jefferson was a big let down, As the Warriors stumbled onto the ground . The homecoming game was set for this week, And the team for the game was the Tigers from Meek. Mullens was hurt in this big game , Then the mighty Warrior, Larry Key went into fame. The Warriors pulled through with a big victory , And the Warrior fans were happy with glee. Cold Springs came to Warrior Country, And left them with a record of 4-3. The Warriors traveled to Lynn that week , And showed the Bears they couldn't be beat . The County's Top Scorer was taken by David Key, With 61 points so far, yippee! The next opponent the Warriors would meet, Would be Berry at home that week. The Warriors last game at home for the year, Brought a saddened heart and a happy tear. The Warriors defeated the Berry team, And all the Seniors had a certain gleam. The Warriors ended the season 69-0, As they played West Birmingham Christian, ya know. The season ended as all things do, With most points scored and fewest points allowed , yah-hoo. David Key won the County's Top Scorer, With 96 points, good going ole boy. The coaches were happy as they yelled to their boys: Go Williams, and Henderson and Mason and Stevens, You Keys and Lollar, Cornelius and Kelley, Blackwell and Perkins. Cause they are our Seniors those wonderful boys. The year of nineteen and seventy-five, Was one great year for all of the guys. Continued good luck through all the years, So we can be happy and boost you with cheers. Karen Key Written for the 1975-'76 Football banquet for Martin High School. VARSI TY F00 TBALL L-R: Butch Ient QManagerJ, Richard Mullen, Benji Pate, Mike Smith, Colin Kelley, Curtis Hitt, Steve Henderson, Jimmy Williams, Danny Henderson, David Key, Gary Millwood. SECOND ROW: Ronald Hitt qManagerJ, Jeff Hardy, Randy Short, George Garner, Marshall Dill, Dennis Stevens, Terry Perkins, Scott Bras- field, Gary Key, Hank Allen, Scott Sanford, Coach Steve Smitherman. THIRD ROW: Larry Courington fManagerJ, Marty Morrow, Tom Morrow, Larry Key, DeWayne Hester, Tim Alexander, Benji Allen, Albert Blackwell, Mike Mason, Bill Dollar, Mark Morrow, Coach Ted Craven. MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN 11 - I Ted Craven, Steve Smitherman. 1975 SCOREBOARD 0 ADDISON 7 6 CURRY 14 28 OAKMAN 6 14 PARRISH 6 8 WEST JEFFERSON 16 34 MEEK 6 45 COLD SPRINGS 0 30 LYNN 8 30 BERRY 12 69 WEST BIRMINGHAM CHRISTIAN 0 A A ' S NIORS L-R: Elizabeth Whitten, Christy Rosser, Danny Henderson, Colin Kelley, Terry Perkins, David Key, Jimmy Williams, Larry Key, Bill Lollar, Mike Mason, Alben Blackwell , Dennis Stevens . FOOTBALL ACTION '75 TEAM OAPTAIN9 Danny Henderson Jimmy Williams David Key HEAD CHERYL CUSTRED CHRIS TY ROQSER C0-HEAD RHONDA JEN T ELIZABETH WHITTEN PAM ARNOLD CANDY ALLEN TINA SHORT TINA PRESTRIDGE MIKE SMITH Guard GARY MILLWOOD Center BILL LOLLAR SCOTT SANFORD BENII ALLEN Center Tackle Tackle MARTY MORROW DENNIS STEVENS DEWAYNE HESTER Tackle Guard Tackle L MARSHALL DILL HANK ALLEN ALBERT BLACKWELL Tackle End Tackle TOM MORROW MARK MORROW CURTIS HITT Fullback Fullback End TERRY PERKINS COLIN KELLEY DANNY HENDERSON Fullback End Halfback LARRY KEY Quarterback RICHARD MULLEN Quarterback BENI I PATE Quarterback TIM ALEXANDER Halfback IIMMY WILLIAMS Guard STEVE HENDERSON Halfback DAVID KEY Halfback MIKE MASON End RANDY SHORT End GARY KEY Halfback SCOTT BRASFIELD End GEORGE GARNER End ,IW JUNIOR HIGH 'Y L-R: Tim Prestridge, Timmy Odom, Jimmy Hallman, Larry Courington, Wayne Smith, Mark Goodwin, Ricky Goodwin, Ronald Hitt, Larry Handley, Rip Morrow Ted Prestridge, Doug Key, Ray Eamest, Darryl Odom, Roger Thacker, Derek Busby, Randy Hosmer, Randy Mehaffey, Allen Whitten, Tim Hester, Jerry Garner Kenny Kilpatrick, Eamest Sanford, Dirk Ray, Steve Sanford. OPPONENTS Union Chappell Parrish Oakman Carbon Hill Cordova Sumiton Northside Joe Mullinax, Hubbard Dotson, Sammy Smith, Damon Hitt. CHEERLEADERS B01 r'OM: Pam Argent, Tina Whitten. L-R: Pam,Chappe1l, Lawonna Allen, Sandy Manuel, Charlotte Grooms. FRONT: Denise Mills, Theresa Pitman, Tina Short, Debbie Gravette, Cheryl Custred, Doris Sanford. BACK: Coach Bettie Gross, Rose Sanford, Karen Key, Pam Arnold, Annette Handley, Coach Richard Morris. MAR TIN Vs. ADDISON The Martin Warriors opened their 1975 football season against the Bulldogs of Addison. A spirited Warrior defense held the opponents scoreless in the first half, however Addi- son managed a touchdown late in the third quarter and went ahead '7-0. Martin came storming back and began a drive late in the fourth quarter with Richard Mullen connecting with Mike Mason on a 57 yard pass play which took the ball down to the Addison 3 . However, the Warriors were unable to take it in from there. Addison then took over and ran the clock down ending a very exciting game with the final score 0-7 . MAR TIN Vs. CURRY The Curry Yellow Jackets overcame a savage Warrio onslaught as Curry stung the Warriors, 14-6, before som 1,600 fans at Martin. Martin started the game by kicking of to Curry and the Warriors quickly forced the Jackets to pun after three plays netted no gain. Martin's Danny Henderson returned the punt 19 yards to midfield, and on the first play from scrimmage, he darted 14 yards to the Curry 36. How- ever, on the next play, Curry recovered a Martin fumble, but again were forced'to punt. Five plays later Martin moved to a first down at the Curry 45. After a touchdown run by Henderson was nullified by a motion penalty at that point, David Key bolted his way to the 39. Warrior quarterback Richard Mullen then fired a strike to Colin Kelley to put Martin on top 6-0. Curry came back and tied the game 6- at intermission. Curry then came on strong to keep' the lea and Martin lost its second game of the season 6-14. ing. F 1 tg . ,:i5EQ1,2L .. is rx MARTIN MAR TIN Vs. Vs. DAKMAN The Warriors finally found the range to the end zone in their 3rd game of the season against the Oakman Wildcats. The Warriors received the opening kickoff and returned to their own 28 where they began a '72 yard scoring march with Danny Henderson bursting into the end zone from 5 yards out. However, Martin fumbled at their own 37 late in the quarter and the Wildcats took 7 plays to knot the score 6-6. The Warriors then struck with lightning-like force in the 2nd quarter, with David Key scoring on a 15 yard run and Richard Mullen connecting with Mike Mason for another 15 yard touchdown to build a 22-6 halftime lead. Following inter- mission Danny scored on a 5 yard run, the PAT try was no good and the final score was Martin 28-Oakman 6 . PARRISH The onrushing Warriors knocked off arch rival Parrish with a 14-6 victory behind a timely offense and a determined defense. On its second possession of the game Martin marched 86 yards in 14 plays with Tim Alexander scoring on a 15 yard run to take a 6-0 lead. The Tornadoes then came storming back and scored, leaving the game tied 6-6 at half- time. Hard-knocking defense dominated most of the 3rd quarter before David Key capped an 83 yard drive with a 15 yard touchdown and Danny Henderson ran the 2-point con- version. Neither team scored in the 4th quarter leaving the final score MARTIN 14 - PARRISH 6. Coach Craven summed up the game by saying, . . . the difference seemed to be the boys really wanted this one. MAR TIN Vs. WE9 T JEFFERSON Turnovers and an inspired pack of West Jefferson Tigers caused the Martin Warriors to stumble to their third loss of the season, 16-8. Only a seven yard run on the final play of the game by David Key prevented the mistake-prone Warri- ors from being shutout. Key also ran the two-point conversion to account for Martin's points. After a scoreless first quarter, West Jefferson drove 40 yards in five plays to take an 8-0 lead with just 28 seconds left in the half. Following intermission, Martin fumbled away two scoring opportunities in the third quarter and West Jefferson drove '78 yards following the sec- ond costly Warrior turnover for its winning touchdown with 8:47 left in the game. The drive took 12 plays. The loss ended a two-game winning streak for Martin. MAR TIN Vs. MEEK Homecoming 1975 was against Meek and Martin cele- brated it by whipping the Tigers 34-6. Larry Key directed the Warriors on an 80 yard scoring march with David Key scoring on a 5 yard run with 11:43 left in the 2nd period. Mike Mason ran the 2-point conversion to put Martin on top 8-0. Three minutes later Steve Henderson crashed in from the 5 and Danny Henderson ran the 2- point conversion to put the Warri- ors on top at halftime 16-0 . During the 3rd quarter Gary Key scored on a 77 yard run and Tim Alexander returned a Meek punt 40 yards for a touchdown to give the Warriors a 28-6 lead. Meek avoided a shutout by scoring in the final period, but David Key came right back with his second touchdown of the night to make the final score MARTIN 34 - MEEK 6. The victory evened Martin's record at 3-3 . MARTIN vs. COLD SPRINGS The high-spirited Martin Warriors recorded their first shut- out of the season by routing Cold Springs 45-0. On the third play of the game Larry Key connected with David Key on a 55 yard scoring play and ran the two point conversion to give Martin an 8-0 lead. On its next possession Danny Henderson raced 49 yards to the end zone. The next time Martin touched the ball, Tim Alexander scored on a '7 yard run. Rounding out the scores for Martin were: David Key from 1 yard out with Mike Mason, making the two-point conversiong Tim Alexander in the third period with David Key running the two-point conversion and Jimmy Williams scoring the final touchdown on a blocked punt with Mike Mason adding the two-point conversion. The final score was MARTIN 45, COLD SPRINGS 0. MAR TIN Vs. LYNN The Warriors made it 3 in a row by defeating powerful Lynn 30-8. The victory upped Martin's record to 5-3. David Key set up Martin's first score in the opening quarter with a 43 yard scamper to the Lynn 15 yard line and Tim Alexander carried it in from there. Danny Henderson ran the two-point conversion. Gary Key then scored on a 40 yard run and Larry Key passed to Mike Mason for the two-point conversion to give Martin a 16-0 halftime lead. Lynn roared back at the onset of the third quarter for its 8 points. It was then that David Key set his sights on the end zone scoring on a 20 yard run late in the third quarter and a 50 yard scoring pass from Larry Key in the final quarter. Danny Henderson ran the two- point conversion to end the scoring with the final score 30-8 . MAR TIN Vs. BERRY After a very impressive win over Lynn the preceding week, the high-flying Warriors made it 4 in a row with a victory over Berry. Martin, which had won six of its last 7 games went on top 8-0 midway through the 1st quarter, when David Key, the county's leading scorer scored from 6 yards out and Larry Key passed to Colin Kelley for the 2 point conversion. David Key struck pay dirt again in the second quarter scoring from 10 yards out. Danny Henderson ran the two point con- version. In the third quarter Larry Key passed 10 yards to Mike Mason for another touchdown. Later in the third quarter Key hit Tim Alexander on a 20 yard pass play and Tom Mor- row ran the two point conversion. Berry managed a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns as Martin went on to win 30-12 and began preparing for its final game of the season. 36 3 MAR TIN Vs. WEST B'HAM CHRISTIAN The Martin Warriors capped one of their best seasons eve with a stunning 69-0 victory over West Birmingham Chris- tian. Scoring for Martin were: Danny Henderson, Colin Kel- ley, Terry Perkins, Mike Mason, Tim Alexander, Gary Key and the county's leading scorer, David Key, who accountec for 3 touchdowns, a two-point conversion and a field goal, The Warriors ended their '7-3 season as the county's and the conference's highest scoring team, scoring an average oi 26.4 points per game and allowing the fewest points ol defense, giving up an average of 7.5 points per game. Coacl Craven was named Co-Coach of the year, and he, along witl Coach Smitherman proved to be excellent coaches and lec the Warriors to an outstanding football season. s.4'f wi?4s 7 1 ALL-COUNTY ALL-CONFERENCE Danny Henderson Danny Henderson David Key David Key Mike Mason Mike Mason Jimmy Williams Dennis Stevens VARSITY BASKETBALL Norman Dunn, Richard Mullen, Don Manuel, Larry Key, Scot Sanford, Bill Lollar, David Key, Dennis Stevens, Ricky Bruner, h Steve Smirherman. Au-coursnslvcs cuesnumosn sponsor: ALL-COUNTY for BAsKsrBAu BASKETBALL smsofv Larry Key Mrs. Bettie Gross 'uni' D M Wa oiglwiwfw , , 34? F ,,, 5 9 5 E ' HW K .i,. 'x,: QAM , GWR. 3 K r D . Ulf ii' X v 1,-111,-x 1 fx - 5 Wir- ' 3' ' K ,-if xx Q K1 x wk . K We k , LH X by ...ak in-Y M NF: 4 N-..-f ,., , ,f,, l., , A Q ,.,A,.,,. , ,,,, . . , r. ,, 1 K 47,7 ,., 4 , .Ji :--'i t 2 L - 5:11 in iz ,R+f ' A 'Q :zz ,ax Q , iff ' . A ww , .. 1, ff M312 :Wi 4' 4 M I ,,, ... F an ' 'Y A it . ,Y M I?-.fsq sglyx J Jas VFNH 3X av 1 I 1 H it U I N G I H 0 R SEVENTH AND EIGH TH GRADE TEAM L-R: Larry Comington, Kenny Kilpatrick, Jeff Sanford, Chuck Lineberry, Allen Whitten, Tim Hester, Dirk Ray, Greg Custred, Greg Franklin, Derek Busby, Coach Smitherman. L-R: Butch Jent, Brent Gant, Timmy Odom, Ronald Hitt, Joseph Stevens, Joe Brasfield. SECOND ROW: Coach Smitherman, Myron Hester, Ted Prestridge, Tim Powell. Rip Morrow, Roger Thacker, Ricky Thacker. BAS BALL A f MN ,,.,,.r, ,C 3192, FIRST ROW: Tim Alexander, Gary Key, Curtis Hitt, Richard Mullens, Ricky Thacker, Colin Kelley, Danny Henderson. SECOND ROW: Coach Craven, DeWayne Hester, Don Manuel, Scott Brasfield, Bill Lollar, Mark Morrow, Larry Key, Coach Smitherman. TRACK -E . X x.xQ.,,ag,x, kyklnxgi?-gtk Q1 , Cyan, , I W Hx. ' 2' Ki A 5 'C -45s,i4i:,-- ixkfx '3,1'5f'. '-JWiJf3'W T5?f x Y rjfit 5 - FRONT ROW: Ieff Sanford, Mike Yielding, Dirk Ray, Ricky Bruner, Alben Blackwell, Hank Allen, Jay Salter. BACK ROW: David Key, Scot Sanford, Gary Key, Tim Alexander, Richard Mullen, DeWayne Hester, Danny Henderson, Coach Smitherman. f' I llevivhm Q 'I I W .s ,A pf 5 , s 4 ' V f x . W ,- If . . hm n 1' Ms L .J 5 4' i TW rm 'X rv x 'nl 1 S ,L f?-5' 4, 1 f ' 5 9 .T ' f -N xv M x N J 1 f S+ Ek-9111 s ft' N, s f ,fi if A f 1 47 I C FEA TURE9 flew .ff W fi Wx 'E .M N F 1' NX .sf-. wit ' Hifi. 3' PRESENT wwf 3 ja Q 5 f Inq! . f :Z 'n 4 f t2 gii 'Wim . ,S Qf I 1: -Q9 'f is -,,, 'QIlI ' -9 5 .ge J DEBBIE GRA VE TTE DENISE MILLS 50 HALL OF FAME Each year, by faculty balloting, four outstanding seniors are selected on the basis of academic endeavor, honorable participation in extracurricular activities, school spirit, citizenship, and wholesome personality achievement. It is with pride and respect that we submit these seniors to the Martin High School HALL OF FAME. COLIN KELLEY CHRISTY ROSSER IWHNGAHUN We , the Seniors of 1976, wish to dedicate this edition of the MARTINIAN to the 1975 Varsity team of the Martin Warriors and Coaches Ted Craven and Steve Smitherman. We appreciate the outstanding work of the coaches and team that resulted in a winning season for the 1975-1976 school year. - n I. 9. 1975 IWARHNVMMUUORQ AND CO CHESSUFMESWHHVFMMMVAND HH70RAVEN -Q- '1i fl MR. AND MISS HOMECOMING Senior Class Phyllis Perry Mike Yeilding FIRST AL TERNA TES Junior Class Chris Elder Becky K ilpafriok SECOND AL TERNA TES Freshman Class Derek Busby April Warren THIRD AL TERNA TES Sophomore Class Phillip Reynolds Tammy Glover JR. I F A V 0 R I T E 9 Tina WhiHen Wayne Qmifh JR. ll Tammy Dodd Tim Hesfer Oharloffe Grooms Brenf Ganf gg, X .... mi., 1. f ' 'A 'V' 'I I FRESHMEN OPHUMORES Gwin Arnold Elizabefh Whii-len .IUNIURS Cheryl Cusfred De Wayne Hesfer 9ooH Sanford Doris Sanford SAL UTA TURIAN AND D.A.R. VALEDIC TORIAN GDOD CITIZENSHIP W Sheila Perry Karen Key Denise Mills Colin Kelley MISS FHA - - N N 3, .. f E 'xr ,. K Q s i 5, 3 r- S 5 a 5, X' . Y Chrisfy Rosser l ,,,, . , , , g 2 , A 'Xxx BETTY CRUCKER SEARCH FOR LEADERSHIP Kas-va. QF J 7 Mex X 'X-an gl' 1 li ' ,, 'B Q a. 'GK' , .f me f 3.1 J' 'q?f,,-4ff-9 Debbie Gravefle ' fyf, 1141. W , f W Q MR. AND MISS M. H. 9. DA VID KEY RHONDA .IENT X fmyxfv, 'XL' 9 3 a K 9? X- wa' 000' foci 4-i'e?f.. -as us- fY' U I u f4rXF ' J ff ' N, 'X F 1 'me FIRST AL TERNA TE Juov Qlvow RICHARD Muumv m 1 Q Y' an 5 , I , 9 CUND AL TERNA TE N T575 'Z S, ,g- . 3, A ,, ff , CHRISTY ROQSER MARK MORROW MR. AND M199 MJ. H.9. PENNE ALAN PERRY WHITTEN Q SECOND AL TERNA TES Charloffe Grooms Breni Ganf FIRST AL TERNA TES Janice Graveffe Thad Manuel f i W',h 51 . Nf---- M -,Y ,:, Q: zi' My ,L,, . ' 1 etrse t UOTBALL BANOUET Guest Speaker - Wayne Grubbs CL-RJ Most Valuable Player - Danny Henderson, Most Valuable Lineman - Mike Mason, Most Valuable Back - David Key Master of Ceremonies - DeWayne Hester I JR SR BANQUE T o o King - David Key Queen - Christy Rosser 64 i J aa! F1 ,ZQ' 2 , A if ,N 51 wif ,, M .2-ff-'J X1 t THESPIAN BANQUE T Mistress of Ceremony - Cheryl Custred y Best Thespian - Cheryl Custred, First runner-up - Barbara Sadberry, A Second runner-up - Debbie Gravette. F.H.A. BAMAMIQUET Guest Speaker - Jimmy Brotherton Co-Miss F.H.A. - Danita Franklin, Judy Snow Best Senior F . H . A . 'er - Christy Rosser Best Sophomore F.H.A. 'er - Kay Creel Best Freshman F.H. A. 'ers - April Warren, Jan Gravette. 9 NIOR PLA Y SUITABLE Fon HANGING CAST Charlie - Colin Kelley Abby - Christy Rosser Sam - Bill Lollar Mrs. Raney - Rita Thacker Mom Hackle - Karen Key Mr. Raney - Danny Henderson Tina - Phyllis Perry Hila - Denise Mills Anatole - Billy Millwood Hans Gruber - Mike Yeilding Bernard Zapotka - Larry Key Mini - Barbara Sadberry Maxi - Debbie Gravette : i 1 l THESPIAN PLAY I ufvnvvmsn GHOST i 1 . CAST: Betty: Christy Rosser: Madge: Karen Key: Bill: Mike Mason: Rich: Bill Lollar: Nancy: Barbara Sadberry: Elaine: Debbie Gravette: Sissie: Denise Mills: Dorothy Warren: Elizabeth Whitten: Jim Elliot: Colin Kelley: Mr. Flinchz Larry Key: Hortense Gardner: Rita Thacker. Julwon PLAY y STARS IN THEIR EYES A CAST: Eloise: Iudy Snow: Lindy: Danita Franklin: Mother: Pam Arnold: Beatrice: Rhonda lent: Julie: Wanda Tackett: Mr. MacDoughee: Don Manuel: Mrs. Mac- Doughee: Ruby Amerson: Miss Mennen: Kathy Key: Gertie: Cheryl Custred: Father: Chris Elder: Kenny: Tim Alexander: Bill: Mark Morrow: Mr. Bounce: Richard Mullen: Mr. Peekin: Joe Key: Mr. Beamer: Dewayne Hester. 67 LITTLE M199 MARTIN PRIMARY DIVISION Gina Robinson Kim Resha Gina Robinson GQI Smifh INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Melody Winkler Dana Resha Rena Gross Dana Resha BA CCALA UREA TE 771 I BACCALAUREATE May 16, 1976 Thomas W. Martin High School Invocation and Benediction ---- -- Principal ------------------- Message ---- -------- Pianist ---- Ushers ---- Marshals ---- X 2 x S f 1 - - - - Austin Boggan Hubbard Dotson - ---Bob Causey Danita Franklin - - - Cheryl Custred Kathy Key Rhonda lent Judy Snow - - - -Chris Elder Mark Morrow Dewayne Hester Richard Mullen CDMM NCEM NT I 976 70 A 3- A av COMMENCEMENT May 21, 1976 Thomas W. Martin High School Principal ----------------- Message ---------------- Valedictorian - - - Salutatorian ---- Invocation and Benediction - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -Hubbard Dotson ---Mr. Harold Wade Mr . Bobby I . Norris - - - - - -Denise Mills - - - - -Sheila Perry Us-wr , , , l, E E is 2?' : 13-E S yi E ...W lv. .mm in wid The 1976 Senior Class of MHS would like to express our appre- ciation as well as that of the entire student body and faculty for the outstanding work done by Mr. C. M. Norris. He spent a great deal of his time working with the Civil Defense. Mr. Nor- ris helped direct traffic at the ball games as well. Mr. Norris and the Civil Defense contrib- uted money to buy an ice machine for Martin High School. 3 . Q , f Wwsfif' 5 y '.'Jf' ii ,.,. ty' i ,. t. i lslt frfff zi. Y Y ff 4-in A ,.r ,M ,.,.,,, W r fix Er M. Q Are Surprise , surprise! ! E ,, 5' , ,y ,QW fy, 4 4 ,V 12421422465-ZW V K TM237' 'rf 'W ' ,ayniifuwymf ln, 4 'f,,,,,,f,?25, ,na hr fx' W A 'rf, f' . f2JMMo'4,4f , vljv 4 ,WZ . an , , M ,,,, 315.41224 V134 ii-:Lf mmf au Aging 35325 fn . f ruff: ,3?74'f25fi33'?.'fQ35i23'f222gga,gg ,,,,' 4 , 4 M hxghm, a:f3a'lZ'f . ,qi , ,uififae rr ,V ,Q Vintfpui' I K' ,,:: nrgfhgwazf :ffl 25355 l1 s ff s if A L 1 ,. I-X. Q! I :B I 4 f X, tx W X ! Tl. I my d 7 if '9' ,V .' ' r 'Q 9 'I .9 5. 5 34' if kd N, V49 Nix 6 X Q ADMINIS TRA TION -, I f' Q MMM . , ,,.W .Ar 'air' MR. HUBBARD D0 TSUN PRINCIPAL xl 'in t ,,, a , , I Mr. Dotson and his wife, Peggy, have 3 children - Donna, Steve, and Mikeg and they have one grandchild, Stephanie Ann. He received a B.S. from Livingston University and his M.A. and A.A. from the University of Alabama. Mr. Dotson is also a valuable leader at Martin. Many people have come to depend on his services as a friend , an equal, and as a prin- cipal. ADMINIQTRA Tl VE STAFF i SECRETARY Mrs . Itra Thompson DIETITIANS Mrs. Dot Custred, Mrs. Nona Mae Brown, Mrs. Catherine Mullinax CUSTODIAN Mr . Donald Waid i BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Bonnie Gurganus, Mrs. Sue Daniels, Mrs. Clancie Millwood, Mrs. Ladonna Short, Mrs. Helen Kitchens QHEL YA B. LA THAM DOROTHY J. MCBRIDE ri McBride is the mother of 3 sons - ck, David, and Darrell. She .ended Florence State University ere she received her B.S. degree. S. LII McBride also has extra hours at ch College in Oahu, Hawaiig S.U. in Arizona: and at UAB. She is : first grade teacher. FACULTY Mrs. Latham is married to another Martin teacher, Danny Latham. They have one daughter, Amy Danielle. Mrs. Latham received her A.S. from Walker College and her B.S. from UAB . She teaches a mixed class of first and second graders. LOUISE P. PUR VIS The second grade teacher at Martin is Louise Purvis. She received her A.S. from Walker College, and her B.S. and M.A. from the University of Ala- bama. Mrs. Purvis is married to Robert G. Purvis. They have two daughters, Ellen and Montez, and four grandchil- dren, Gigi, Joey, Bridget, and DeShan. QUHHMEBL GURGANU9 Stachie Gurganus attended the Univer- sity of Alabama where she received her B.S. degree. She is married to Noah C. Gurganus. They have two daughters, Peggie and Beckie, and three grandchildren, Steven, Randy, and Ricky. Mrs. Gurganus teaches the third grade. RAUL4 SCOTT Paula Scott is the wife of lack Scott. They have two daughters, Terri and Traci. Mrs. Scott received her A.S. from Walker College and her B.S. and M.A. from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. HUMEIL CIWEIAND Mrs. Irene Copeland is the fifth gr homeroom teacher. She also teaches 5 6th, 7th and 8th grade math. I received her B.S. from Jacksonville U versity and her M.A. from the Univen of Alabama. Mrs. Copeland is marriec Charles N. Copeland. The Copela have four children, Henry, Dav Harry, and Anng and they have c grandchild , Samantha Ann . LAURA M. WILLIAMS rs. Williams is the homeroom teacher r the sixth grade. She is also the 5th, h, 7th and 8th grade English teacher. le attended Walker College and ceived her A.S. degree. She earned her .A. at the University of Alabama and ar Class A Certificate at UAB. Mrs. illiams is married to Charlie Williams. BETTY L. CULPEPPER Mrs. Culpepper is the elementary reading teacher. She received her A.S. from East Central Junior College in Decatur, Mississippi, and her B.S. from the University of Southern Missis- sippi. Mrs. Culpepper is the wife of Samuel H. Culpepper. DOROTHY J. QTUDMIRE Mr. and Mrs. Maulta Studmire have one child, Derrick. She attended Law- son State Junior College, where she received her A.S.g Alabama A.8rM. University, where she received her B.S.: and UAB, where she received her M.A. She is one of the Special Educa- tion teachers . CECELIA H. WASHING TON Mrs. Washington is the wife of Cornel- ius Washington. She received her B.S. and her Class B certificate from Daniel Payne College and her M.A. from Alabama State University. Mrs. Wash- ington teaches Special Education. DANNY L. LA THAM Danny Latham is married to our first grade teacher, Shelya Latham. They have one child, Amy, who is two years old. Mr. Latham received his A.S. from Walker College and his B.S. from UAB where he also got his M. A . G WE NDOL YN DU TTON Mrs. Dutton is married to Gerald Duttc They have two children, David a Christopher. Mrs. Dutton received a B. degree from Florence State. She teacl 5th, 7th, and 8th grade social studie She is also Homeroom teacher to I eighth grade . EDNA BLACKWOOD r. and Mrs. Hestle Blackwood are the ,rents of one son, Terry. Mrs. Black- Jod received her A.B. at Walker Col- ge and her B.S. and M.A. at the Uni- :rsity of Alabama. Home economics, mily life, and Jr. II science are the asses she teaches. She is also the Fresh- an sponsor . BE TTIE J. GROSS Mrs. Gross attended the University of. Montevallo where she received a B.S. degree, and the University of Ala- bama, where she received her M.S. degree. She teaches Jr. III science and P.E. She is also the Sophomore spon- sor. Mrs. Gross is married to Wayne Gross. They are the proud parents of two girls, Waynette and Malea. 'N IIII. EDITH D. THOMAQTON Mrs. Edith Thomaston is the wife of Leon Thomaston. They have 2 chil- dren, John and Davidg and 3 grandchil- dren, Dawn, Lee, and Brian. Mrs. Thomaston has an A.B. from the Uni- versity of Montevallo and her M.A. and A.A. from the University of Ala- bama. She teaches 6th grade social studies, American history, economics, and world history. She is also the lun- ior sponsor. JUDY JONES Iudy Jones is the wife of Philip Jones. They have two children, Mitchell and Michelle. .She received her A . S . from Walker College and her B.S. and M.A. from the University of Ala- bama. Mrs. Jones teaches Jr. I and Jr. III English, Typing I and II, and accounting. BETTY H0 WTON Betty Howton, the MARTINIAN advisor and librarian, teaches Sr. II and Sr. III English. She received her A.S. from Walker College and her B.S. , M.A. , and A.A. from the University of Ala- bama. Miss Howton is also a senior sponsor. f -x 5' .. 1... CAROL YN ANDREWS Mrs. Andrews is the wife of William Andrews. They have a daughter L01 Mrs. Andrews attended Tennessee Tec nological University where she received B.S. and M.A. degree. She teaches Jr. and Freshman English and Typing I ai II . She is also a senior sponsor. STEVEN E. QMITHERMAN TED KAREN CRA VEN mach Ted Craven is the possessor of an ,B. degree from Walker College and a S. , M.A. , and A.A. from the Univer- .y of Alabama. Coach Craven is the rig. , Physics, Algebra I, and P.E. acher. Coach Steve Smitherman has an A.B. from Walker College and a B.S. from the University of Alabama. He teaches 8th and 9th grade math, geography, and Alabama history. Coach Smither- man is married to Sheila Smitherman. GANT Mrs. Gant is the Remedial and the Sr. I English teacher. She is also the Counselor. Mrs. Gant is married to Ray Gant. They have two children, Brent and Shane. Mrs. Gam attended the University of Alabama where she earned her B.S. and her M.A. TRUSTEES M ,eggs Jimmy Jeni Richard Morris Richard Morris, Biology and P.E. teacher, is married to Debbie Morris. He received his A.S. from Walker College and his B.S. and M.A. from the Univer- sity of Alabama in Birmingham. Bill Keg E f .M-M-, .... . ....-mai Hollis Brown QWQSSQQ A PARENT- TEA CHER-S TUDEN T ASSOCIA TION PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. Jewel HiH Mrs. Jackie WhiHen rf SECRETARY TREASURER Mrs. Carol Warren Mrs. LeneHa Key CLA 9959 ,www AM,g t W it Www h A 22 f If ' K' '1-v aw ,,., mmm Q G ' mwwww GRADE 1 Q 1 if , V. 2 , e 7 -gs., Us if K SENIURS l - l .Y i - PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY BUSINESS MANAGER Colin Kelley Bill Lollar Karen Key Barbara Sadberry GWIN ARNULD Football, 2 yrs.: Basketball, 3 yrs.: 4- H, 3 yrs.: M Club, 3 yrs.: Junior Play Committee: Senior Class Favorite: Homecoming Escort: Who's Who. 49. . My-.4 The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. L , .li y l would not recommend this job to anyone, not even a woman. ALBERT BLACKWELL Football, 4 yrs.: 4-H, 2 yrs.: M Club, 3 yrs.: Junior Play: Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee: Track, 4 yrs.: Who's Who. NORMAN DUNN Beta Club: M Club: Thespian Club: Basketball, 2 yrs.: Junior Play: Thes- pian Plays: Who's Who. Beat Ten Style? S f DEBBIE GRA VE TTE Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Beta Club, 3 yrs.g FHA Club, 4 yrs.g Thespian Club, 3 yrs.g Library Club, 2 yrs.g Beta Club Treasurerg Thespian Club Treasurer, FHA Vice President, 4-H, 7 yrs.g Jr. Playg Sr. Play: Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mittee, Thespian Playg Volleyball, 2 yrs.g Annual Staff: 1st Place Algebra II Team, 74g lst Place Chemistry Team, 75g War Whoops Writerg Miss Betty Crocker. Love is something you can't lose by giving it away. It is by far better to forget and smile, than it is to remember and be sad. BRENDA GROOMS 4-H, 4 yrs.: M Club, 1 yr.: FHA, 2 yrs.: FBLA, 3 yrs., FBLA Secretary, 2 yrs., FBLA Paper Staff, 1 yrg Annual Staff: Jr. High Cheerleaderg Home- coming Representative: Jr. Red Cross Representativeg Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mitteeg Who's Who. LINDA GROOMS 4-Hg FBLA, 3 yrs.: Ir. High Cheer- leader, 2 yrs.g Head, 1 yr., M Club, S yrs.: FHAg FBLA Paper Staff, FBLA Representative, 2 yrs.g Jr.-Sr. Banque' Committee: Who's Whog Annual staff Homecoming Representative, 1 yr. FHA Paper Staff, 1 yr. Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. DANNY HENDERSON Football, 6 yrs.: M Club, 6 yrs.: Most Valuable Back, 72-73, 73-74: All County, 74-75, 75-76: All Wal-Win Conference, 75-76: Morale Booster Award, 75-76: Football Captain, 75: Baseball: Track, 3 yrs.: 4-H, -3 yrs.: 4-H Vice President: 4-H Secretary: Who's Who: Annual Staff: Sophomore Class Favorite: Jr. Play Committee. Don't tell people your troubles, half of them aren't interested and the other half are glad you're getting what's coming to you. A , , A , If life gives you lemons, make lemo- nade. COLIN KELLEY Football, 4 yrs.: Baseball, 2 yrs.: Track, 2 yrs.: Beta Club, 3 yrs.: Beta Reporter: County Beta Officer: Beta President: Thespian Club, 3 yrs.: Thespian Vice President: 4-H, 8 yrs.: 4-H Secretary: Library Club, 2 yrs.: Library Club Sec.-Treas.: Freshman, Sophomore, Senior Class Pres.: Jr. Class Vice President: Ir. Play: Annual Editor: Who's Who: Thespian Play: Sr. Play: DAR Good Citizen. DA VID KEY Football, 6 yrs.: Team Captain, 1975: Most Valuable Back, 75-76: All County, 75-76: All Conference, 74- 75: All Conference, 75-76: County Leading Scorer with 96 Points, 75: Bas- ketball, 6 yrs.: Track, 3 yrs.: Base- ball, 2 yrs.: 4-H, 2 yrs.: M. Club, 6 yrs.: Mr. Martin High, 75-76: 4th Alternate, 73-74: 3rd Alternate, 74- 75: Ir. Play: Homecoming Court, 73: Red Cross Representative: Who's Who. If you can be late for your own funeral, l'1l be late. GREG KEY Junior Play Committee, 4-H, 4 yrs. 1 Glee Club, Thespian Apprentice, Homecoming Court, 73-74, Football, Who's Who. D0n't put it off till tomorrow to play or it will be a sin. Do it today and tomor- row you can do it again. It's not all that bad - caring. When you run the risk of loving, you always get a lot back. KAREN KEY 4-H, 6 yrs., 4-H Reporter, FHA, 3 yrs., Paper Staff, 2 yrs., Thespian Club, 2 yrs., Jr. Play, Thespian Play, Sr. Play, Volleyball, 2 yrs., FBLA, 2 yrs., Sr. Class Secretary, Library Club, 1 yr., Library Club President, Who's Who, Annual Staff, DAR Good Citizen. LARRY KEY Thespian Club, 4 yrs., Ir. Play, Thes- pian Plays, Who's Who, Annual Staff, Wal-Win Basketball, 73-74, 75-76, Basketball, 4 yrs., M Club, 5 yrs., Football, 5 yrs., Baseball, 4 yrs., Wal-Win Baseball 1975, Beta Club, 3 yrs., Beta Club Reporter, Track, 2 yrs., FHA, Paper Staff, Library Club, Sr. Play. The world needs more men like me! VICKI KEY 4-H, 8 yrs., FHA, 4 yrs.g Thespian Club, 2 yrs.: HERO Club, 2 yrs.: HERO Secretary, Paper Staff: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee: Junior Play Com- mittee: Annual Staffg Who's Who. sl, Every human being is intended to have a character of his own: to be what no other is, and to do what no other can do. If you strive to be good, you'll be mediocre. But if you'll work and con- centrate on being perfect, you'll be good n BILL LOLLAR Football, 4 yrs.: Basketball, 2 yrs., Baseball, 3 yrs., M Club, 3 yrs.g Beta Club , Beta yrs . : Who 3 Vice 3 yrs.g County Beta Officer, Vice Presidentg Thespian Club, 3 Thespian Representative: Who's Annual Staff: 4-H, 2 yrs.: Senior -President: Thespian Play: Junior Play, Senior Play . MIKE MASON Football, 4 yrs.g Track, 3 yrs.: Bas- ketball, 3 yrs., Baseball, 3 yrs.g M Club, 3 yrs., Who's Who: Annual Staff, 4-H, 3 yrs.: Thespian Plays: Junior Play, All County '75-76: All Confer- ence '75- I6g Most Valuable Linemang Junior-Senior Banquet Committeeg FHA, 1 yearg Senior Play. Money will buy anything - in the trucking department, that is. DA VID MCBRIDE Who's Whog 4-H Club, 1 yr.g 4-H Rec- reation Leaderg Junior Play Commit- teeg Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Annual Staff. Money doesn't mean a thing to me - give me a dollar and I'11 tell you about it. BILL Y MILL WOOD Life is a long journey . . . Who wants to go on it alone. DENIQE MILLS Beta Club, 3 yrs.g FHA, 3 yrs., Thes- pian Club, 3 yrs., Thespian Appren- tice, 3 yrs., Thespian Plays: 4-H, 8 yrs., 4-H Reporter, Records Clerkg Glee Clubg Paper Staffg Annual Editor, Who's Who: lr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- tee, Volleyball, 2 yrs.: Jr. Play, lst Place Algebra Il Team and Individual 1974, lst Place Chemistry Team and Individual 19759 Best Freshman FHA'er: Jeff State Scholarshipg Valed- ictorian. Football, 2 yrs., Track, 1 yr., Basket- sal ball, 1 yr., 4-H, 5 yrs.g FFA Club: Senior Play, Who's Whog Sophomore Vice President, M Club, 3 yrs.: Annual Staffg Junior Play Committeeg Base- ball, 1 yr. s . E a Here lies my books, here let them lieg now they're at rest and so am I. 1 PA TSY MORROW DECA, 2 yrs.: FHA, 4 yrs.: 4-H, 6 yrs.: DECA Vice President: Glee Club, 2 yrs.: Volleyball, 1 yr.: Annual Staff: Who's Who . Of all the joys in the world, friends are the biggest and best joy of all. All the Constitution guarantees is the pursuit of happiness. You have to catch up with it yourself. JEFF O'REAR FFA, 2 yrs.: Citizenship Award: Base- ball, 1 yr.: Who's Who. TERRY PERKINS Football, 4 yrs.: Basketball, 1 yr.: Track, 3 yrs.: 4-H, 2 yrs.: M Club, 3 yrs.: Junior Play Committee: Who's Who. fs, I consider the day a total loss if I don't get into trouble about something. PH YLLIQ PERRY Glee Club, 2 yrs.: 4-H Club, 8 yrs.: 4-H Officerg Freshman Class Favoriteg Ir. Playg Thespian Club, 2 yrs.g FHA, 3 yrs., FHA Reporterg Miss Homecom- ing 75-765 Dixie Saddle Club: News- paper Staff, Who's Who: Annual Staff: Senior Play . People, like horses can't kick and go forward at the same time. 102 lt's not what you do, but what you get caught doing. SHEILA PERRY Beta Club, 3 yrs.g Beta Secretary, FHA, 4 yrs.g Thespian Club, 2 yrs.: 4- H, 8 yrs., 4-H Recreation Leader, Ir.- Sr. Banquet Committeeg Jr. Playg Thespian Playg Annual Staff: Who's Who, lst Place Algebra II Team 74: 1st Place Chemistry Team 759 Salutato- riang Paper Staff. CHRIS TY ROSSER Beta Club, 2 yrs.g Library Club, FHA, 4 yrs.: FHA Treas.g FHA Business Man- ager, FHA Pres.g Best Soph. FHA'erg Miss FHA, Thespian, 3 yrs.: Cheer- leader, M Clubg Thespian Records Clerkg Thespian Pres.: Jr. -Sr.-Banquet Committee, Co-Editor School Paperg Sr. Play, Annual Staff, Who's Who, Thespian Playg Ir. Play: 4-H, 7 yrs., Jr. Class Pres., Soph. Class Sec.- Treas.g 2nd Alternate Miss MHS. L E E , Y W 5 . r Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men. ROSE SANFORD FHA, 3 yrs.: 4-H, 7 yrs.: Volleyball: FBLA: Annual Staff: Who's Who: Glee Club, 1 yr.: FHA Award. He who pulls horse's whiskers will get their foot smashed . N ,hswssm-.4 The best liar is the one who can make the smallest lie go the longest way. SCOT SANFORD Basketball, 5 yrs.: All Tournament: All Conference: All County: Track, 3 yrs.: Who's Who: M Club, 3 yrs.: M Club Vice-President. BARBARA SADBERRY Library Club: Shamen Iunioretteg Sr. III Treasurer: 4-H, 8 yrs.: 4-H Secre- tary: Thespian, 3 yrs.: Glee Club, 2 yrs.: Warriorettesg Volleyball, 1 yr.: FBLA, 2 yrs.: FBLA Treasurer: Who's Who: FHA, 4 yrs.: FHA Business Man- ager: Paper Staff: Annual Staff: Home- coming Court, '72-73: Beta Club. If you love something, set it free! If it comes back, it's yours: if it doesn't, it never was. DENNIS STEVENS Football, 4 yrs.g 4-H, 1 yr.g Basket- ball, 3 yrs.g Junior Playg Junior-Senior Banquet Comrnitteeg Who's Whog Annual Staff g All County Football. To find out what a woman is, find out what she does when she has nothing to do. The secret of knowing how to find something is knowing where to look. 104 GROVER THOMAS 4-H Club, 2 yrs.: Who's Who. RI TA THACKER Beta Club, 2 yrs.g Library Club, E yrs.g Warriorettesg FHA, 4 yrs.g FHA Treasurerg Thespian Apprentice, 3 yrs.g Thespian, 3 yrs.g Thespian Records Clerkg Co-Editor School Paper: Sr. Play: Who's Whog Thespian Playsg Ir. Play: Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee: 4-H, 8 yrs.g Sr. II Treasurerg Volley- ball, 2 yrs.g Annual Staff. E E : 5 If you'll listen to what I say then both of us will know what I think. ELIZABETH WHITTEN Thespian Club, 1 yr.g Thespian Play: Volleyball, 1 yr.g Junior Class Secre- tary: Junior Play: Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committeeg Who's Whog Annual Staffg Cheerleader, 1 yr.g M Club, 1 Jyr.g Sophomore Class Favoriteg Junior J Class Favoriteg Senior Class Favorite . Happiness is like a kiss - in order to get any good out of it you have to give it to somebody else . I did my duty as I seen it and seen it as I did it, that's why I am where I am today. JIMMY WILLIAMS Football, 4 yrs.: Team Captain 1975: Basketball, 1 yr., Track, 2 yrs.g 4-H, 3 yrs.g 4-H Song Leader: 4-H Recrea- tion Leaderg M Club, 3 yrs.g M Club Presidentg M Club Vice Presidentg Jr. Play, Annual Staff: Most Valuable Lineman 72-733 All Conference 75-765 Who's Whog Library Club, 1 yr. MIKE YIELDING Track, 2 yrs.g Homecoming Escort 1975, Junior Class Favorite: Annual Staff g Who's Who: Senior Play. Hard work is appreciated by mankind. 1 LAST WILL AND TESTAM NT We, the Senior Class of the Thomas W. Martin High School, town of Goodsprings, County of Walker, an State of Alabama, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this, ou LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT , hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. I, Brenda Grooms, will my ability to collect passes to Joe Key. I, Patsy Morrow, will my strange and mysterious giggle to Debbie O. and Kathy M. I , Vicki Key, will to my sister, Kathy Key, my common sense and hope she can find it and use it! I, Karen Key, will my ability to get along with Miss Howton to Cheryl Custred and my craziness to any- one who is willing to take it. I, Larry Key, will my good looks, my sexy and sweet body and my ability to attract good looking womer to DeWayne Hester. I, Danny Henderson, will my ability for romancing with all the pretty girls to Richard Mullen. I, Denise Mills, will a small part of whatever is left of my brains to all the Juniors. I, Debbie Gravette, will my ability to leave school to Judy Snow. I, Rita Thacker, will to Pam Arnold my ability to get along with all teachers, including Miss Howton. I, Christy Rosser, will to Danita Franklin my ability to smile through all cheerleader fights. I, Colin Kelley, will my science fiction books to DeWayne Hester and my vast knowledge and under- standing of algebra to Cheryl Custred. I, Norman Dunn, will Ricky Bruner all my bad luck with automatic transmissions. I , Linda Grooms, will my ability to stay into trouble to Becky Kilpatrick. I, Terry Perkins, will my false teeth to William Sargent. I, Mike Yielding, will my ability to leave school to Chris Elder. I, Tree Sanford, will my basketball ability to Mark Morrow. I, Jimmy Williams, will my strength to DeWayne Hester. I, Sheila Perry, will to Wanda Tackett my ability to run up and down the hall sixth period and not get into trouble. 06 D11 l1l 'JU o V3 cn cn sw ::1 H o H Q. 22 I-h I'-' D-' 1-0 o W on l-0 :r M4 o P-I H o 21 K4 ss: U' Q-la P-' I-In P0 B4 1-9 o oo cw r'+ sw N cu H o cn 4 cu P1 M4 Q. cv -4 F1 Pi' Ish N N U' 0 f-r IS' U' .ull r-0 f-v CU IZ! 2 P-JI Pi' v- f-+ O O 'D Q- W he G7 C3 f-4 M4 N U' ISI! 91' f-lb f-0 x4 f-v O 77' ,mlb ua fn rn 5 CU O 'CS CD I-V f-0 ua 0 23 O O li' N IZ! Q- IZ! O 1-0 UQ 0 f-4 0 95 SI UQ D' f-4 Jeff O'Rear, will to the Juniors my band-aid. D11 Url lv-4 no Q-du U-' I-' sf: E D-I D- 2 o o Q. 22 Q-In D-' I-' ri o v-3 5: Ib D-' cn we on :1 Q. cn H M4 nv U' I-In P-' P-lu 4-I' K4 1-0 o oo H o 2 no cr cv sw H Q. , Dennis Stevens, will to Dewayne Hester my questionable ability to play basketball. I, Bill Lollar, will to Don Manuel my ability to do mischievous deeds of any shape, form, or fashion, at any time , place , or scene , with the hope he may continue my long line of success. I, Gwin Arnold, will to Pam Arnold my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Barbara Sadberry, will nothing to no one because I feel I'll always need everything I have. I, Phyllis Perry, being of sound mind and body , do hereby will my ability to dance to DeWayne Hester. I, David McBride, although short, leave my ability to think big to William Sargent. I, Mike Mason, will to Don Manuel my ability to get women and to leave school at any time . I, Albert Blackwell, will my ability to pump gas to Ricky Bruner. I, Greg Key, will to Mark Morrow my ability to finish school early and run around. I, Grover Thomas, will one set of used teachers to Joe Key. I, David Key, will my fantastic football ability to Tim Alexander. WGWYQM fr-0,f,44vzfU Lawyer I Witnesses: IO7 WHAT WILL BE . . . WILL BE? With all this talk about atomic bombs, missiles, Angola, the heartbreak of psoriasis, etc. , I am hesitant to predict the future c the class of '76 , but maybe we can straighten things out. Colin Kelley will become President of the United States . . . but only when the system of the popular vote becomes obsolete Elizabeth Whitten will become the first woman president . . . of New Guinea. Not long afterwards there will be a great migra tion from New Guinea to Nigeria. Gwin Arnold will become the star of the terrifying motion picture BROKEN JAWS. Grove Thomas will create a miracle of a sandwich, the Bogie-Wogie Hoagie . . . one bite and you can't sit still. Speaking miracles, Mike Mason's body will finally catch with his feet. Rose Sanford will set the house on fire at Madison Square Gardenl with her tap-dancing act . . . she tapped on a match. Greg Key will buy a new car that shares his bad habits. They botl smoke, drink, and have a hard time getting started in the mornings. Jimmy Williams will get a degree in psychologically self oriented mental disorders . . . after all he's always been an expert. Rita Thacker, another medically-minded person, wil become a registered nurse . . . SOIIY-I0-Say she forgot to register for medicine. Debbie Gravette will become a wealthy pharl macist and develop a cure for polystetophymaside , but later finds there is no such disease . . . but not to worry, she invents the disease for the cure. In my crystal ball I can see another rich person. It is Billy Millwood, the well-known oil millionaire . . corn oil, that is. The Grooms' twins will each start a new fad: Linda, in women's fashionsg Brenda, in cookery. Linda believe that clothes should be natural . . . such as grape-vine smocks and turnip green jeans. Brenda believes that food should stand ou when you taste it . . . like sea-sand soup, mustard-meal mash, and cracked chicken. One day you might see someone working away at a car motor and covered in grease . . . but if you get a glimpse of red on top, you'll know you've found Albert Black- well. Patsy Morrow will open a coffee shop on Hatt Hill and call it Hat-a-Cup. Bill Lollar will finally be recognized as 2 great flyer . . . one day he will go hill-jumping on his motorcycle and find out he is going the wrong way when his bike goe: off and leaves him flying in mid-air. Karen Key will become a famous portrait painter, since she is the only one who paint: portraits of people from outer space. Larry Key will become the lead drummer, after ten years, of the Philharmonic Orchestr he created so he could be lead drummer. Barbara Sadberry will become a famous grower of roses . . . after a few years sh discovers that life is not a bed of roses when she finds a petunia growing in her flower beds. Scot Tree Sanford will follow i . the footsteps of Dave DeBUSHer. Christy Rosser will become a translator for the UN and get everyone so confused that they'll have to get a translator to translate her translation. Mike Yielding will take over a beauty salon in downtown Jasper and then forget where it is. David Key will experience a sudden spurt of growth and become the tenth Wilt Chamberlain . . . a lon time fron now. Denise Mills, while working on her atomic-polarized sub-energy solar-lunar missile, will blow up half th European continent . . . but never fear, Vickie Key is there ready to sew the pieces back together . . . a small problem occurs when she gets Switzerland too close to the Equator and the Alps melt. Dennis Stevens steps in to solve this problem by mending the damage with indoor-outdoor carpet. Danny Henderson will sign up for the Kansas City Chiefs and after a week will be traded to the Bay City Rollers because his notes fly faster than his feet. Terry Perkins will become president of Maxwell House Coffee the first day on the job and become known as lnstant Perk. David McBride will start a new company known as Rattles- nake Distillery . . . he then loses his patent for distilled rattlesnakes. There are some travelers in this group, my crystal ball tells me. Norman Dunn went to Hiroshima for a year and when he got back became known as the Beat Ten Bombshell. Phyllis Perry will open a horse ranch in Cuckooland, Australia, and win the 1999 Cuckoo Derby. Jeff O'Rear, after yearning for the warm blue Pacific Ocean will move to California to get closer to the o'front. Sheila Perry will move to Snail City, Siberia, and become known as Super-Speed the Typist. Even though my predictions are 99.99070 accurate, I wouldn't believe any of the above. By the way, I think we'll lose the war in Vietnam and Richard Nixon will resign. CThe above was an unpaid nonpolitical announcement.J Colin Kelley Denise Mills 108 GIF TORIAN M09 T POLI TE Gwin Arnold Albert Blackwell Dennis Stevens Patsy Morrow WHO '9 WHO MUST LIKELY 7 6 ro 9ucoEED ounssr Colin Kelley Colin Kelley Denise Mills Phyllis Perry i 'N j . aj , 'Mr i sr .7 7 Q M, 2 MOSTATHLETIC MUST PUPULAR David Key Elizabeth Whitten Elizabeth Whitten Mike Mason BE9 T SPOR TS David Key Sheila Perry 76 jf 2 cmss GRuMBu5R BEST Boy PALS WHO 'S WHO 76 MOST DEPENDABLE BEST GIRL PALS Albert Blackwell Christy Rogsef Barbara Sadberry Rita Thacker - ,, 1 LA WYER FRIENDLIEQT WHO'9 WHO 76 BEST ALL ARUUND BIGGEST FLIR T9 Bill Lollar Mike Mason Elizabeth Whitten Linda Grooms BEST DREQSED MUST TALEN TED Phyllis Perry Karen Key Larry Key Jimmy Williams Mike Yielding WHO 'S WHO 76 PRUPHETQ Louofsr Jeff O'Rear Rita Thacker Terry Perkins Larry Key N H4 t t I QUIETEST WITTIEQT David Key Albert Blackwell Vicki Key Rose Sanford gffassguuff f W w H H 0 0 I9 I QNEAKIES T Scott Sanford David McBride Brenda Grooms 76 HIS TORIAN MOST QTUDIOUS Norman Dunn Denise Mills Colin Kelley MOST COOPERA Tl VE Billy Millwood Debbie Gravette 76 JUNIURS ---- Y 1? PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER De Wayne Hesfer Mark Morrow Richard Mullen Cheryl Cusfred 6 ELEVENTH GRADE Judy Snow Wanda Tackett Tim Alexander Ruby Amerson Pam Arnold Jerry Bruner Ricky Bruner Cheryl Custred Danita Franklin Carol Gant Greg Hanley Dewayne Hester Tim Jackson Rhonda Jem Joe Key Kathy Key Becky Kilpatrick Don Manuel Jamie Mehaffey Kathy Morrow Mark Morrow Richard Mullen Debbie Odom Regina Randolph Kelly Salters William Sargent PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Chris Elder David Shurbitt ,V az: Q if ' W:-.1 If X TENTH GRADE ie' 1 , 1 . Q 21? x , , QU P' 4 Q ' R li We lysis 4, 155 Q, 0 . A-x as Q 3 A .. Cy.. gin 4F , .. fl., my x It ,M he Q X B 3' 24 if f: fi 'R' 1313 sf 1 ft 1 tl Elin S t K 'C Rat 4- 45 K4 'Q , S L , ' I X Q 1 f . 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Pam Woods Cassandra Wooley PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: Mark Foreman Chuck Aaron Leon Alvis Pam Argent Teresa Chappell Arleen Cornelius Denise Dobbins Gina Evans Leslie Fondren Byron Franklin Mike Fuller Mark Goodwin Jim Hallmon Larry Handley Scott Handley Judy Jenderson Myron Hester Linda Hicks Teresa Ingram Debra Jenkins Anna Kilpatrick Rachel Manuel Bobby Millwood Ronald Mullen Debra Perkins Carla Perryman Diane Pittman Tim Prestridge Jeff Quillen Debbie Richardson Rex Salters Eamest Sanford Penny Sanford Billy Sellers David Sloan Sandra Smith Sharon Smith wayne Smith Linda Suber Jeff Thompson Jackie Tuggle Tina Whitten Barbara Woods w 123 Stephen Adkins Sherry Argent Billy Barger Debbie Busby Melissa Click Jimmy Dodd Myra Dunn Ricky Goodwin Doug Hallman Anita Handley Patricia Hartley Tammy Hartley Mark Hester Chris Hyche Terri Ingle Mary Ingram Patty Jenkins Mark Key Gurley Kilgore Karen Kyzer Bee Landrum Tammy McDowe Greg Miller Nancy Morrow Teresa Mosley Theresa Perry Dana Resha Sharon Sanford Bobby Sellers Kathy Sellers 11 SIXTH GRADE Alan Sexton Danny Thomas Cathy Warren Donna Woods PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Bobby Avery Philip Burgett Debbie Skinner FIFTH GRADE Tommy Wisdom Roy Wooley oi 'UHF' PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Bobby Dillow Lynn lohnson Clarence Landrum Lester Young Randy Aaron Bobby Batchelor Marty Bridgmon Dobber Busby Sandra Dollar Charley Dunn David Dutton Tina Elder Darrin Franklin Allen Freeman Stephen Freeman Cassie Garner Rena Gross Pam Hanley Thomas Hanley Randy Hosmer Candice Hyche Ferrall Key Terri Key Vicki Key Sharon Kilpatrick Wade Long Ricky Manuel Joel Mason Beth Morrow Donna Morrow Ricky Paschal Lisa Posey Terry Posey Melissa Quillen Greg Randolph Ty Resha Lynn Richardson Carol Sadberry Doyle Sayre Donna Short Mike Smith Ronnie Vines Mark Wade Jackie Watkins Randy Weldon Melody Winkler Tresha Adkins Kim Blanton Vicki Brasfield Dottie Briggle Wayne Brown James Carter Greg Chappell Stephanie Chappell Billy Click Tracy Cook Tammy Dollar Darrell Dunn Steven Earnest Carey Gable Lisa Gurganus Joseph Hanley Daniel Hicks Philip Hicks Charles Kamplain Darryl Key Debbie Key Tony Kilgore Pam Lowery Tina McMath Dawn Mills Philip Millwood Tammy Moon Amy Morrow Randy Naramore Karla Pate Miki Pate Andy Perryman Angela Peters Vinissa Pilkinton Wesley Powell Donna Sanford Kenny Sanford Randy Sanford Donna Sayre Kenneth Sellers Lisa Sellers Patricia Sexton FOURTH GRADE PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Cindy Key John Peoples Steven Skinner N f THIRD GRADE N X U' Lf! , 0 K is J, y A M me x A -f S ag - W sf 1 . 5 4 ,MQ . . 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T it f fx? I gust 4 K . .. hgh-Q. at f v .31 ' Es Hi. 3 1.3 B. . 5 as V .5 M . Q- , . V 1 Q, ' 'S -so ,. 11 at 3 . J ' vs . wer L A ws ess Ii it 3 fa' ' E V W. ,. I Q. . ' , 2 l S ' it ' is N? 'H X f f fx wi . 2, X - K t 'B vs p. - .QQ uf- . V. - ! 'K A Ci . 3 . .MS 4 QIWA 1: N X..tz'f-. in ' xw'-ii V Roxanne Winkler V ,f EL ' Jean Wylie 2, L ' . ' 'f l M-f aff PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Henry Carter 1 I1R9TlHZ4DE 3 .:., C , xl If ' , ' D+ L S s a or SS l '35 D I r A . C. - ' x ' P, .J - - . .X ki A Wg .1 . ,, . N .-A t I 5 A A wi , -., riiiwisi' 5 Q! 'sl n V x Wi ' I I it s I A 7 to tryt ' sg ' -ll uv, ,,, 24 X d X v I Y. Y V-'WV ,483 1 1- Q, ls 1 Q 5 max F. .QW l' Xe s, Y J 8 x N v f' is X 5,5 E C '+ Y A -'Q' Q' wg egg? Q PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Maggie Wileutt David Dillow Jeffery Freeman his it 5 - f i Angie Barger Mark Barger Karen Batchelor Sharon Batchelor Johnny Brown Sonya Crider Tammy Davidson Susan Davidson Renee Dill Paula Dollar Tyra Gann Waynette Gross Elmer Hanley Jimmy Hartley Jeff Hicks Chris Hill Daryl Hiot Donna Humphreys Elizabeth Jones Sandra Kelley Mark Kilgore Sam Kilpatrick Kelly Mason Chris Medders Roy Minor Scotty Minor Lyle Nuckols Jeff Peters Chris Robertson Cindy Sanford Jim Sanford Glenn Sargent Brian Short Gigi Smith Kristy Smothers Britt Tuggle RM Organizafions ww-I k 5 'RF sl S 4-H CLUB 1 ,. X Q , gg i 5 1 .-1 3 p .32 6 ' if 'T 1 4 l L Q Q X, s , ste f. . . . . t ELEMENTARY 4-H ROW 1: Allen Freeman, Ronnie Vines, Charley Dunn, David Dutton, Roy Wooley, Wade Long, Fer- rall Key, Mike Key, Randy Aaron, Thomas Hanley, Melody Winkler, Lynn Richardson, Rena Gross, Candy Hyche. ROW 2: Mrs. Copeland, Doyle Sayre. Ricky Manuel, Sharon Kilpatrick, Pam Hanley, Jackie Watkins, Cassie Garner, Stephen Freeman, Randy Hosmer, Joel Mason, Dobber Busby, Darrin Franklin, Melissa Quillen, Myra Dunn. ROW 3: Beth Morrow, Vickie Key, Terry Posey, Marty Bridgmon, Melissa Click, Debbie Busby, Sharon Sanford, Tammy Hartley, Terri Key, Carol Sadberry, Patty Jenkins, Mr. Latham. ROW 4: Doug Hallmon, Randy Dillow, Mark Wade, Stephen Adkins, Jimmy Dodd. Bobby Sellers, Nancy Morrow, Tammy McDowell, Dana Resha, Terri Ingle, Angie Ingram. ROW 5: Tina Elder, Ricky Paschal, Ty Resha, Danny Thomas, Mark Hester, Greg Miller, Theresa Perry, Kathy Sellers, Debra Skinner, Susan Wade, Karen Kyzer, Teresa Mosley. ROW 6: Sandra Dollar, Donna Morrow, Lisa Posey, Anita Handley, Cathy Warren, Billy Barger, Alan Sexton, Ricky Goodwin, Mark Key, Donna Woods, Patricia Hartley. SENIOR 4-H ROW 1: Tim Prestridge, Larry Handley, David Sloan. Mike Norris, Scott Sanford, Rose Sanford, Kathy Mor- row, Kay Creel, Debbie Gravette, Rita Thacker, Vicki Key. ROW 2: Byron Franklin, Sheila Perry, David McBride, Scott Brasfield, Cheryl Custred, Pam Argent. Beverly Pate, Becky Kilpatrick, Judy Snow, Danita Franklin, Kathy Key, Casandra Wooley, Judy Hender- son, Debra Perkins, Tammy Dodd, Jan Gravette. ROW 3: Mr. Morris, Tim Powell, Carla Perryman, Jackie Tuggle, Lisa Key, Penne Perry, Rachel Manuel, Sharon Smith, Debbie Richardson, Sandra Smith, Teresa Chap- pell, Teresa Ingram, Denise Mills, April Warren, Mrs. Dutton. ROW 4: Jeff Quillen, Mike Fuller, Mark Good- win, Jeff Thompson, Colin Kelley, Tina Whitten, Sandy Manuel, Charlotte Grooms, Kathryn Moore, Julie Moore, Linda Suber, Gina Evans, Donna Woods, Denise Dobbins, Arleen Cornelius. ROW 5: Myron Hester, Wayne Smith, Steve Reach, Gwin Arnold, Scot Hanley, Joe Key, Chuck Lineberry, Jeff Sanford, Greg Custred, Brent Gant, Larry Key, Phyllis Perry. ROW 6: Debra Jent, Leslie Fondren, Diane Pitman, Debra Jenkins. Sharee Barnette, Anna Kilpatrick, Ronald Hitt, Jimmy Hallmon, Chuck Aaron, Penny Sanford, Paulette Bruner, Janice Sanford, Ricky Thacker, Butch Jent. Joe Brasfield, Ronald Crump. diff, 4,9 U OFFICERS FRONT: Karen Kyzer, Myra Dunn, Debbie Busby, Donna Woods, Teresa Perry, Patricia Hartley, Dana Resha, Terri Ingle, Mark Key, Stephen Adkins, Jimmy Dodd, Ricky Goodwin, Mark Hester, Greg Miller, Sandy Manuel. BACK: Phyllis Perry, Sheila Perry, Larry Key, Cheryl Custred, Colin Kelley, Scot Bras- field, David McBride, Danita Franklin, Charlotte Grooms, Kathryn Moore. 131 l W LIBRARY CLUB ?',g4.f' SPONSOR: OFFICERS: Miss Betty Howton PRESIDENT: Karen Key VICE PRESIDENT: Mike Norris SECRETARY-TREASURER: Colin Kelley an '-Ki ...iw VW ya SKS? FRONT ROW: Christy Rosser. Debbie Graveue, Karen Key. BACK ROW: Rita Thacker, Jimmy Williams, Mike Norris, Colin Kelley T O U 1 yi' 13 IIN SPONSOR: OFFICERS: Mrs. Edith Thomaston PRESIDENT: Cluisty Rosser VICE PRESIDENT: Colin Kelley SECRETARY: Cheryl Custred TREASURER: Debbie Gravette RECORDS CLERK: Rita Thacker FRONT ROW: Ruby Amerson, Mike Norris, Mike Mason, Tina Prestridge, Larry Key, Scott Sanford, Bill Lollar, Colin Kelley, Norman Dunn. SECOND ROW: Kathy Key, Cheryl Custred, Danita Franklin, Rhonda Jent, Elizabeth Whitten, Pam Arnold, Debbie Gravette, Christy Rosser, Barbara Sadberry, Sheila Perry, Phyllis Perry, Rita Thacker, Karen Key, Vicki Key, Denise Mills, Judy Snow. .4 .-ffftifnl, 'fr , ,.. aff I Z , - APPRENTICES: ROW 1: Ronald Mullen, Bryon Franklin, Jeff Thompson, Ted Prestridge, David Sloan, Chuck Aaron. ROW 2: Tammy Dodd, Teresa Sadberry. Linda Sanford, Kay Creel, Tina Whitten, Rachel Manuel, Pam Argent, Sandra Smith, Charlotte Grooms, Penny Sanford, Sharon Smith, Gina Evans, Anna Kilpa- trick, Debbie Richardson, Linda Suber, Nedra Sanford, Janice Gravette. 4 CLUB r xxxxA W awww.-fn... M CLUB: :IRST ROW: Christy Rosser, Tina Prestridge. Tina Short, Rhonda lent, Elizabeth Mhitten. Cheryl Custred, Pam Amold, Candy Allen. SECOND ROW: Danny Hen- lerson, Iimmy Williams, Larry Key, Terry Perkins. David Key, Dewayne Hes- er, Coach Craven. THIRD ROW: Benji Pate, Steve Henderson, Gary Key, Rich- :rd Mullen. Marshall Dill, Colin Kelley, Bill Lollar, Coach Smitherman. :OURTH ROW: Gary Millwood, Scott Brasfield, George Garner, Randy Short, Scott Sanford, Marty Morrow, Dennis Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Mike Smith, Joe Cey, Curtis Hitt, Don Manuel. Mark Morrow, Ricky Bruner, Tom Morrow, Nor- nan Dunn. SIXTH ROW: Mike Mason, Hank Allen, Tim Alexander, Benji kllen, Scot Sanford. COACHES: Steve Smitherman Ted Craven 2 ,, L Q f V 1 V h '- V, l If tl f V Q., V 4 . K W, E ' . af S- . ' ali' i 1 ,I I i 'ietffif . 3 if C 4 ff!! yfe OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Colin Kelley VICE PRESIDENT: Scot Sanford SECRETARY-TREASURER: Rhonda lent FHA CLUB ROW 1: Karen Key, Doris Sanford, Kathy Morrow, Patsy Morrow. ROW 2 Candy Allen, Carla Whisenhunt. Mike Mason, Tina Short, Toka Cavendar. ROW 3: Sheila Perry. Phyllis Perry, Canatha Wooley, LaWanna Allen, Jenny Davenport. Penne Perry, Tina Prestridge. ROW 4: Patti Key. Vicki Key, Jar Gravette, April Warren, Tammy Dodd, Kay Creel, Pam Chappell. ROW 5: Rose Sanford, Cheryl Custred. Debbie Gravette. Rita Thacker, Denise Mills, Barbara Sadberry, Christy Rosser, Daqita Franklin. ROW 6: Hank Allen, Jefi O'Rear, Pam Amold, Marty Morrow, Becky Kilpatrick, Mark Morrow, Kathy Key. Judy Snow, Jackie Kelley. ROW 7: Curtis Hitt, Larry Key, Scott Bras- field. Joe Key, Chris Elder, Gregg Hartley, Richard Mullen, Gary Key. f 'fv.., ,, OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Christy Rosser VICE PRESIDENT: Debbie Gravette SECRETARY: Kathy Key SPONSOR TREASURER: Rita Thacker Mrs Edna H Blackwood BUSINESS MANAGERS: Barbara Sadberry Doris Sanford PARLIAMENTARIAN: Toka Cavendar HISTORIAN: Danita Franklin SONG LEADERS: Becky Kilpatrick Judy Snow REPORTER: Phyllis Perry BEST AND SON JEWELERS BERT BEST - Owner RADIO WWWB Jasper Square Shopping Center AM PM Box 110 Pl'101'16 384-3382 1360 KHZ 102.5 MHZ Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repairing - Diamond Setting 1,000 Watts 39,000 Watts :ENTRAL PENNEY'S BANK of Walker County Always First Quality Jasper, Alabama B Com imentso DAIRY OUEEN P1 f in MEADOW Goto DAIRIES Jasper, Alabama ODOM'S STEAM-A-MATIC Carpet Cleaner on Rental Basis CAMPBELL'S JEWELERS JAMES B. PETERS Established 1933 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Silver - China - Class Rings P.O. Box 828 Phone 387-1423 Jasper, Alabama l Compliments of J. AND K. LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Jasper, Alabama 384-4517 SON'S JR. NO. II '7-9 Monday-Thursday '7-10 Friday and Saturday Jasper, Alabama MCCUTCHEQN X FURNITURE co. 20th 51' F4 40W-live? A Complete Home Furnishings 'qq 568 J 1, lsos sm Avenue P o Box seo 64216 ,690 5 sper, Alabama 384 1465 New 6 XX PRUETT FORD TRACTOR COMPANY YOUNG JEWELERS 407 w r 19th Street CS 137 Jasper, Alabama BILLY VINES MOTOR CO. C1eanest Used Cars in Town 2001 Birmingham Ave. - Jasper, Alabama Let's Go Car Crazy Phone: 384-4464 BILLY VINES Phone: 384-4015 EARNEST CRUMP I MOTOR CO. Phone: 384-4162 1900 Birmingham Ave. Jasper, Alabama 35501 Q Q 4 Compliments of COLLINS FUNERAL HOME 1701 5th Avenue Jasper, Alabama 384-5571 FRED BURKE , Manager GLIDEWELL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Typewriters, Cash Registers, Adding Machines and Electronic Calculators 1806 Alabama Avenue Jasper, Alabama HARRIS I -1+ STANDARD DowNTowN CAR WASH STANDARD A nice car is a clean car. M Alabama Ave. 1 Jasper' Alabama Tires, Tubes, Batteries, and Accessories Phone: 221-2057 East 19th Street Jasper, Alabam. I-Q15 JQNES HARDWARE RAY RUTLEDGE GLASS CO. 686-5733 Phone: 384-3432 P.o. Box 72: Night: 387-1097 Jasper, Alabama G00dSPfin8Sf Alabama 35560 Furniture Tops, Auto Glass, Mirrors, Store Fronts. BERNARD'S Store for Men Jasper, Alabama DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE P.O. Box 1460 2021 Third Avenue Jasper, Alabama 35501 138 BOBBY HOLSOMBECK MTRS. 2905 Hwy. 69 Jasper, Alabama Phone: 221-2514 Trade the American Way See: BOBBY HOLSOMBECK DEWEY AKINS RON FRANCHER The Kingfish l .. FAMILY DISCOUNT SHOES Shoes for the family at Discount Prices. GUARANTEE RECAPPING 81 TIRE CO. The South's Finest Recappers New. Used and Recapped Tires 1811 6th Ave. 384-4223 Jasper, Alabama HOOD'S TEXACO I SERVICE CENTER XITE C0 x I h J p 1b h 7 SON'S SU PERMARKET Locations at: Carbon Hill, Gray 11 J p and Cord JAMES GORDON BODY SHOP AND 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 78 Bypass North J sper, Alabama 3550 WHITE'S AUTO STORE Home of Greater Values 102 East 19th Street J p 1 b y Ph 387 CI 38 86 6 Nlght Phones: 387-1293 and 387-73 NORRIS STANDARD wElN5TElN'5 Service Station Wa1ker County's Quality Store gh Y 9 h L Jasper, Alabama Compliments of REESE'S DRIVE-IN A. H. GILBERT PARADE STATION Pumpkin Center Compliments of the KIDDIE SHOP FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Jasper 387-2116 Alabama J. M. HAYES AND CO., INC. Jasper, Alabama ETHEL'S BEAUTY SHOP pkin Center 674- 3 FRANK'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES East 19th Street and Commerce Ave. Phone: 384-4411 J p 1b 550 Education Q . . the Navy Puts It All Together. BILL FORD, NAVY RECRUITER The Navy and Education have always gone hand-in-hand , and today's Navy offers some of the finest training around in more than 70 skilled career fields. From mechanics and electricity to electronics and communications, these are some areas covered . The Navy offers many programs at the college level, too. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT LOCAL RECRUITER 387-0325 Jasper, Alabama Compliments of YEILDING'S BEAUTY SALON 631 West 20th Street Jasper, Alabama Phone: 384-3922 HALL I? BRQTI-:ERS M4 QA The Sports Center 'f-1 Phone: 384-3463 1817 4th Avenue K R Jasper, Alabama 'X CRAIG AND FRANCIS BAKER WRECKING SERVICE I P.O. Box 564 Jasper, Alabama 384-5555 STOP US ANYWHERE, CALL US ANYTIME. 78 Bypass 205-384-5582 Jasper, AL PRIMM LACKEY MOTORS, INC. Farmall Tractors and Equip. - Massey Ferguson - Authorized Diesel Service - Cummins - Detroit and Intemational - Perkins - International Trucks. M. C. ARGO FURNITURE CO. M.C. Argo T.V. and Appliances 530 West 19th Street and '78 Bypass in Jasper, AL BIBLE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY Parkland Shopping Center School Supplies: Aids: Craftsg Decoupageg Bibles: Booksg Bible Engraving, Church, School and Club Literature. NORTH ALABAMA LUMBER CO. Lumber and Building Supplies P.O. Box 351 Jasper, Alabama Phone: 384-3491 It pays to buy the best. GAINES AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Retail and Wholesale JASPER BEAUTY COMPANY Main Street 109 19th St. E. Commerce St. Carbon Hill Jasper, Ala. Cordova 505 West 19th Street 924-9147 384-4501 483-5121 TaSPef' Alabama 35501 Your NAPA Jobber is the right place to go. 2213315 JASPER AMBULANCE SERVICE Walker County 384-4538 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Parkland Shopping Center 387-2249 Compliments of STU DDARD CABINET SHOP Jasper-Parrish Highway 40 Home: 686-7425 Office: 686-7347 BOB SYKES BBO SSG REX KELL U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION M 1 -24 Earn While You Learn High-Paying Construc T Y O T k O f Y N pany! Sk ll U s A y '11 guarantee training' ' Ph 8 2 8 d 1 hhfxleguipngrt ?pe1af g d 7-uP Borrtme COMPANY OF JASPER coPELAND FERRY DRIVE-IN at DAIRY BAR 711 I ,H MR. and MRS. JOHN T. GORDON 'I 7 9 h S ggi I J p Alb 35501 1' DANIEL FURNITURE COMPANY General Home Furnishings KAY E' S First in Feminine Fashion 686-5521 Phone: 387-1491 P ish, Alabama I P I b TE Compliments of SERVICE STATION Goodsprings, Alabama J . E. M N N E L L JAMES STONE HARDWARE Parrish, Alabama Phone: 686-2791 MILLARD KILC-BORE EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOP Parrish, Alabama Phone: 686-'7191 Compliments of FROSTY DRIVE-INN HOP PRICE MOTOR CO. Best Deals in Town Two Locations to Serve You S Alb Ip lb Jasper, Alabama 35501 Since 1905 rFive Convenient Locations Main Office - 1900 Third Ave. 20th Street Drive In - 320 W. 20th Street North Highlands Branch - 410 Ninth Ave . Jasper Square Branch - 101 Airport Road N. Dora Branch - Intersection 78 Hwy. and Dora Rd. THE EVERY DAY BANK Open Every day Except Sunday Plus 3 to 6 p.m. Fridays F ALABAMA FABRICS J ir ALABAMA FABRICS A1abama's Complete Fabric Center 22 Highway 78 Bypass PIGGLY WIGGLY OF PARRISH Choice Western Meats Fresh Produce CARL I . WILSON Proprietor .5 A X l 1 1,145 6. MAY AND SONS PARKWAY Furniture , Appliances , Floor Covering 384-6057 384-6035 REYNOLDS Heating, Air-Conditioning LP Gas Systems and Heat Pumps LP ms '1f.'II'7fZ ..ff'l Jasper , Alabama FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LCJAN ASSCDCIATION Jasper , Alabama Save for a Purpose Congrafulafions Seniors BECKY'S BOUTIQUE The Fashlons of Tomorrow Are at Becky s Boutique Today Jasper , Alabama fared: 7444cha4. SECURITY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Assoc1ation of Jasper Your Savlngs Center 203 West 19th Street Jasper, Alabama 35501 Phone: 384-6064 J. R. JGNES BARBER SHOP Goodsprings, Alabama 'V X? O o GCRGAS STANDARD SERVICE STATION ' STANDARD' -. ou. Goodsprings, Alabama Phone: 686-9912 44 Begin Your Higher Education at I ff 1 f,.-ref' 1 far? . Af?iIf5fYg TEL! A .- ' N K 3751 ny: w Q 1 ln -' f1g,5fLI'.'x, m gr 2 A if I. If It : sf .1 5 L'T' 'Q -I - iq 4- . WALKER CGLLEGE Jasper, Alabama Alabama's Largest Independent Transfer College Your College Education Costs Time - Effort Invest Wisely Select a College With a Proven Transfer Record. SPRING GARDEN FLORIST V Iv' for ,Uh Q x , to 4 GI' 1 II X 'is Hwy. 195 Jasper, Alabama Phone: 221-3232 Nights, Sundays and Holidays 384-5328 Floral Arrangements - Live Plants - Solex Cycles KILGORE FUNERAL HOME G. MAY AND SONS Down+own Compliments of KILGORE FUNERAL HOME FURNITURE APPLIANCES Alabama Avenue Jasper 384 6051 334 6035 384 5533 384 9503 C0 'P'lme S0f CARL CANNON MERLE cl-IEVRQLET-otns :Nc NORMAN COSMETICS Jasper, Ala. Sales and Service Highway 69 and '78 Bypass E Jasper, Alabama All types cosmetics are available at your Merle Norman Phones: MSPST ' 384-5551 Cosmetics including: creamy powder, retouch stick, retouch Birmingham - 252-1954 57 cream, cheek color souffle, and many other cosmetic products Parrish , Alabama PARRISH BANK W iasn I . I an All Complete Banking Services' ' 686-2261 46 CHARLES SMIT H LACY ROBINSON Residential and Commercial RELIABLE HEATING AND AIR-CCDNDITIONING Tommy Robinson Road Route 6 Box 457 Jasper, Alabama 35501 RAYMOND and BURT CRUMP CRUMP BROTHERS MOTORS Southern Cars and Trucks Res. Phone: 384-4498 Birmingham Avenue 21st Street East 387-2343 Business: 384-4035 Jasper, Alabama vi' s G3 v T - f' ' f '- 41 fm Y f A JOHN CRUMP TOYOTA YAMAHA We Service What We Sell Complete Sales and Service 2801 Highway 69 East Jasper, Alabama Phone 221-3939 SR5 Sport Truck 147 THE DRUMMCDND COMPANY Congra+uIa+ions and Good Luck +o +he Warriors POB 1549 JP A1 b 35501 5 1 '1 Q rg - DEEP SOUTH CREAMERY Get Deep South Milk at Your Favorite Store OI W Delivered to Your Door 2210 Euclid Avenue Jasper, Alabama Phone: 387-2101 0 , , ,qt p 1' R Q G NORRIS DRUGS Cordova, Alabama Phone 483-3811 Drugs, Cosmetics, Small Appliances Fountain Sundries Photo Supplies and Services il 4 A jj A A A I' A , A DWIGHT NORRIS Pharmacist The Finest of Prescription Services P.O. Box I88 ALABAMA BY-PRCDDUCTS Congra1'ula+ions and Good Luck X7 2 wk A ' 4 15 XX M , , f' ' jrl V x '-'Wy W '1 1 f D 11 I A V Goodsprings, AL 35560 It was a pleasure being your official photographer in helping to make this one of your best yearbooks ever! BELMONT STUDIO Park South Plaza 1433-D Montgomery Hwy. Birmingham, Alabama 35216 'E Portraits Weddings Schools Glamorized Yearbook Photography i