McAdory High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (McCalla, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

% 1968 Yellow Jacket McAdory High School McCalla, Alabama Volume XLIII Table of Contents Introduction Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Features Athletics Organizations Senior Directory Advertisements McAdory High School Where School Spirit Is EnUvened . . . . . . By Participation and Determination. 1 Where Knowledge Is Sought . . . ;l And Individuality Is Developed. r4- ' 4 % Where the Warmth of High School Friendships Is Found. This Is Our School, McAdory, our alma mater. McAdory, our Mother true. All our love and devotion pledg- es, we shall always have faith in you. In your classrooms and in your hallways. Memories linger of happy hours. May the friendship of all your students forever and all be ours. Our Alma Mater. THF .SPIRIT My school has a spirit Freed by a rousing cheer, A clapping of hands. Or a broad smile of victory My school is spirited, In time of demise, On the athletic field or in the classroom. And there is always a swelling Pride of awe when the Alma Mater is sung. Because he has worked for and with us and has given so generously of his time and his wisdom, this Yellow Jacket honors MR. LARRY BAKER Mr. Baker is one of MHS ' s most out- standing teachers. He enjoys teaching just as much as his students enjoy his classes. His sincere interest in his stu- dents and his willingness to help im- prove our school is genuinely appreci- ated. Words cannot express the respect and gratitude of every student past and present toward this man who has served not only as a teacher, but as a counselor and friend. With admiration and deep apprecia- tion the Yellow Jacket Staff proudly dedicates this 1V67-68 yearbook to you, Mr. Baker. Facult y Mr. Foote — A Man With A Purpose MHS is indeed fortunate to have Mr. Foote as our principal! He looks upon each student as an individual wit!) potential, and he takes time to help each student realize and develop this potential. It is in this en- deavor, as in all other areas under his guidance and influence, that he is a successful and respected principal. Mr. Foote completed five years of principalship at McAdory this year and twelve years of service to the school and community. During this period he has taken a vital interest in seeking to serve you better. His perseverance is appreciated by both students and teachers. Mr. Foote, we salute you. Thank you for a job well done. I CHARLOTTE HAMILTON Counselor JOYCE WOODS Counselor HENRIETTA FAULKNER Registrar Fall sneaks up behind a busy summer, and brings another year of school. LARRY BAKER 10th Grade American History and Democracy POLLY BEAMS Business Education RAY UELLEW 12th Grade Senior English f PATRICIA BRASHKR ANNETTE BREWER MARGUERITE BRIGCS 1 RANGES Bl ' CK lOthC ' .radc 10th Grade nth Grade 11th Grade Spanish Physical Education I ' nglish 1 nglish •«v« _ SAMUEL DOUGHTY PAUL DUNLAP 1 0th Grade 7th Grade Agriculture English To know how to suggest is the art of teaching. Mr. i oolc talks with a student. Instructors are guides, participants. CARL DUNN 8th Grade History and Varsity Basketball Coach FREDERICK FISH 9th Grade Chemistry, Physics, and Science LONNIE HALEY 9th Grade History and Coach VIVIAN HALEY 1 0th Grade English JOLENE HAMMICK I 2 th Grade Physical Education RUBY HODGE 1 2th Grade Biology JANi; JOHNSON «th Ciradc Science and History DOUGLAS KILLOUGH Head Coach MARY LIDDLE 7 th Grade Mathematics MILDRED McGRUW 10th Grade Home Economics GERTRUDE MACON Librarian Education develops skills and attitudes. ROLAND PARSONS lURBERTPUGH BERTHA RUSSELL Special Class 8th Grade 12th Grade Social Studies Business Fducation PAT SANSONE 8 ' th Grade Science STEPHEN SCHEPKER 9th Grade General Mathematics NANNSEWELL llthGrade Algebra II, Geometry, and Trig. Education Is the Key to the Future ROBI RT WAYNi; SI-WILL IKhdradv Algebra and Coach NORMAN C. SIKJOK 9th Grade Art HELEN WORTIIINGTON 7 th Ciradc Social Studies ROBERT ZEIGLER Band Director MARY U KING Choral DIANI BISII Speech Therapy ' The training which makes men happiest in themschrcs also makes them most serviceable to others. Stones of Venice, 1853 Seniors 1 he Fondest Dream of the .1 SENIOR CLASS Oil- ICERS President - Larry RusscU Vice President - Maxic Walh Secretaries - Phyllis Short Becky HuU Treasurer - Sheron Alien Seniors — Graduation Robert Mitchell Abcrcrombie Darlcnc Kay Acton Brcnda Kay Adams Linda Darnell Aldrich Sheron Delores Allen Linda Ruth Allinder Ronald AUrcd David Ammons Roxannc Cheric Ammons To Many 1967- ' 68 Simply Means Older, but to the Senior Class Excitement and Fulfillment Troy Lee Amnions Johnny Horace Baswcit Ruth Lunsford Arnold Eddie Joe Beaver Thomas Allen BaOey Joel David Bedford That They Are a Year It Means a Year of r « Brcnda Morrison accepts the homeroom spirit awaid for Miss Russell ' s room. Barbara Bain Janice Paulette BcU Vickie Lynn Ballard Steven Mark BcU Memories Are Made of Occassions Such as This The Seniors tried to attend all of the football games of their last year. Robert Aaron Benson David Reeves Biddy Donald Clay Borcn Marilyn Sue Brantley William Jeffery BrasweU Joyce Gail Brcslcr Diane Brooks Margie Gamble Bullock Carol Marie Burkett Chariie Kyle Bush Constance Dec Caldwell Mailenc Lee Caldwell Class of 1967 Leaves, Marnic Lynn Caldwell Ricky Lynn Clark Lois Elaine Carroll Janice Fay Collier But Will Not Forget the MHS Way of Life. Susan Leigh Carroll Dixie Lee Connor James Maxwell Chapman Kathryn DcAnne Copcland Ray Leslie Clark Samuel L. Dickey Seniors Look to the Future Bcvcdy Hope Edwards Billy Walker f-ssinan I ' aul Daniel I ' zckicl Itta Louise I ' lorence Jerry Miehacl Garrett Richard Bondo Caught Jesse Thomas Gray Alice Marie Grimes Celia Gayle Harris Mary Elizabeth Hawkins Ronald Glenn Headley Judy Carlotta Hill Michael HiU Barbara Jo Hodges Donald Wilton Hogue Kmcsl Lcc Morton Linda layc Hughes William Gerald Hughes Rebecca Lynn Hull Cheerleaders prepare for a pep rally. Elizabeth Carol Hyche Ronald Frank Johnston Larry Lee Johnson Wanda Johnston A Typical Day in the Life of a Senior Is Filled With Many Events These Halls Harbor Memories That Merman Dcwitt JoUcy Chailcs Stanley Langrord James RusscU Jones Janic Leo Lathant Deborah Lou Karr Marilyn Edith Latham Will Never be Forgotten Seniors Learned . . . And Read Chaiics Irancis Lewis Clarence Edwaid McWhortcr Peggy Jean Mahan Jerry Wayne Mason Larry Ralph Masscy David Wesley Mills Nann Etta Morris Randy Wilson Morris Brcnda Gail Morrison Cathi Denise Munkus Barbara Anne Murphy Virginia Lyne Nicholas Judith Gayc Oswalt Steve McCrac Pauly Branton Daniel Riley And Wrote. Seniors Find That a Short Time From Until May The Junior-Senior Prom was one of the important activities during the spring. William Mike RUcy Phylhs Othcnc Short Gcofge Larry RusscU Jerry Shotts It Was Only September The Seniors found many interesting subjects and activities to discuss by phone. Junior VarneU Sewell Jo Ann Shotts John David Shepherd Vicki Lynn Shumaker Carol Janncll Sherron Garland Howard Smith Aubrey Lcc Smithcnnan Harold Glenn Snklcr Carolyn Diane Stamps Robert Michael Standiidge Carolyn Janice Stewart Robert Earnest Stewart Dclorcs Ann Strong Daphne Lillian Terry Michael Tew Michael Edgar Thomason Cecil Ray Townscnd Wanda Underwood Just a Few More Months of Torutre! Pretty Dixie Connor dreams of graduating. Seniors Took A.C.T. Marvin Ray Vining Ma.xic Wayne Walls Steve Dale WaUs Maigarct Ann Walters Steve Watson James Russell Welch Christie Paulcttc Williams Robert Wayne Williams Doris Jean Wilson Gregg Wflson James Clifton Wilson Peggy Joyce Wright Larry Eugene Wyatt Marsha Diane Yeagcr and Prepared for College Favorites Because Witty and Friendly Courteous and Cooperative They Are . . . Vivacious and Intelligent Athletic and Popular. These are but a few of the many traits possessed by our favorites. Who ' s MOST CAREFREE Nann Morris and David Shepherd J MOST MISCHIEVOUS Gail Bresler and Mickey Abercrombic MOST POPULAR Susan Carroll and Buddy Essman MOST INTELLECTUAL Mike Thomason and Carol Burkect Who? rVlOSr lALtNlblJ Dixie Connor and Eddie Beaver MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Wanda Underwood and Mike Riley MOST ATHLETIC Brcnda Morrison and Ronnie Allred BEST SPEAKERS Wayne Williams and Sue Brantley BEST ALL AROUND Branton Riley and Barbara Murphy MOST COOPERATIVE Steve Bell and Vickie Ballard BEST DANCERS Randy Morris and Cathi Munkus i BEST SPORT Marlcnc Caldwell and Ronnie Headley BEST MANNERED Libby Hyche and Stevie WaUs Seniors Bring Honors to the YOUTH APPRECIATION AWARD HARDING COLLEGE TRIP GOVERNMENT DAY DELEGATE SPANISH CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Brancon Riley Class of 1968 BOYS STATE CITIZENSHIP TOUR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CUP D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP CITIZENSHIP WORKSHOP YOUTH APPRECIATION AWARD HARDING COLLEGE TRIP GOVERNMENT DAY DELEGATE Larry Russell Becky HuU Mike Thomason ALBURN MUSIC INSTITUTE TWO WEEK GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIl ' CERTIFICATE IN PROFICIENCY IN BUSINESS MACHINE COURSE BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Jean Wilson Jo Ann Shotts Sharon Gardner CITY GOVERNMENT CITIZENSHIP WORKSHOP CITY GOVERNMENT DAY BIOLOGY AWARD TOP MAGAZINE SALESMAN Mike Tew Barbara Murphy Wesley Scott CITIZENSI IIP TOUR Although we have listed only a few of the many honor students at McAdory High School, we wish to salute all of you who have excelled or represented our school. It is with great pride that we recognize you for your achievements. You are a credit to your school, your community, and your family. Melynda Reaves Juniors JUNIOR (LASS Ol 1 ICl.RS Hrcsidcnt BUI Vcitch Vice President Sam Williamson Vice Prcsitlent Olivia Ann Wheeler Secretary Jo Lynn Walker Trcasurcr-Donna Green Linda Barnes Lynn BaswcD Phillip Beavers Elaine Bedford Charles Bittle Donnic Brown Beverly Bryant Diane Bullock Larry Bunn Alton Burchflcld Tommy Busby E. R. C ' alamc Nancy Caldwell Sandra Carroll Jerry Carter Larry Carter Janice Chapman Percy Clements Billy Coleman Talmadge Cone Jean Cooley Juniors Eagerly Await Their PHOTO NOI AVAiiAtil Billy Abcmathy Richard Atkinson Jimmy Adams Ginger Baifield Plulip Arnold Bebe Barlisdalc rime to Become Seniors! PHOTO No Avd.lcblc li ' - ' ;i :V.. ' id ' . • ■ . ■ ■■ M w m tf ■4 B B PUt V % • ' ' 1 Mclynda Reaves Kivcd as our school fashion rcp- rcscntalivc to the Pi itz ' sTcen Board. Marilyn Cooper Marie Duncan Donald Gardner Johnny Green Judy Cornell Deborah Dunn Linda Crim Sandra Klam Juniors Actively Barry Gentry Donna Grimes Margarvl Gilliland Porlia Grimes Janice Crumpton Susan Flowers Sandra Crumpton Mary Jane Flynn Jeriy Cummins Robin Fowler Joan Davis Nora Gable Linda Dodson Zora Gable Participated in Spirit Contests Jo Ann Gilmore Johnny Gwin James Grant Janet Hardin Donna Green Bill Harris Debbie Jenkins Melissa Johnston Peggy Henderson Janice Hopkins Mike Heimann Sammy Howard Terry Hines Louis Hubbard Linda Holcomb Melinda Ingram Juniors Are Accustomed to Rings, and Anticipating Their fMOIO Becky Johnson I loisc Jones Joe Kcndrick Judy Latham Linda King Blaine Lawrence Sharon Lacey BiU Lee Peggy Lambert Fred Lindley Confusion, Conscious of Senior Senior Year With Renewed Spirit r George Lovclady Jack McDougal Paula Lowe Cccilc McGuffic Jane Lowery Delorcs McKclroy Brenda McDonald Evelyn McNcff larl Martin Dcbbk- Parker Michaol Masscy Linda Parker i« ffmr rHOTO NOT AVAIiAHI Pal May Beverly Payne i?o. ■ 1« j PMOtO N01 AVAUASU i« ffar PHOto NOT AVAIlAtU Charles Moore Claire Payne Sammy Ouslcy Lynn Phaics Ginger has a new playmate. Juniors Prepare for Their Final Year at MHS Perky I ' cggy Tommic finds time to study and keep a busy social schedule. BiUy Phillips Juanita Putman Martha Quarles Carl Ray Mclynda Reaves Steve Reeves Wanda RUey Carol Robertson Taylor Rosscr Wesley Scotl Dale Sealcs Linda ScwcU Homecoming Was an Exciting Time for the Juniors Larry Shepherd Ruth Shirley Eddie Shoults Annie Kuth Sniilh lirenda Smith Kiniilh Smith Kosanna Smith Retx-cca Smitherinan Stephen Stamps Everyone had a blast at the Momeeomint: dance. Bill Vcitch and Tippy Shumaker look for fun with class- mates. Debbie Standridgc Howaid Stephenson Patricia Stewart Lany Strong Judy Swcarengin H. P. Terry FreidaTlbbs Jimmy Tibbs Peggy Tommic Bobcttc Tyler Bill Vcitch Michael Veitch Jtf Josh Vining Jerry Watson Larry Walson Nut Pklured Sherry Vines Jo Lynn Walker CUira Walkins Kuth Arnold shows Jimmy 1 ibbs who Is the boss. H .... RT Ul fM p LJJ 1 ■ ' _! 2 • These girls are sure lo rinti tun. Juniors Advance CKET mT EP Marilyn finds a few minutes to study. Ginger Barricld enjoys the lovely fall wcathei. Vickie Watson Patricia Weed Mike Wheeler Olivia Wheeler Debbie Whiscnhunt Sam Williamson Brcnda Wilson Donald Woods m ; Junior Favorites Barry Gentry and Donna Green Jo Lynn Walker and Eddie Shoults Lynn Baswcll and Ginger Barficld Sophomores Sophomores Get Into the Swing of MHS Regina Stewart is one ul llic iiuiiy pictty giiU in the Sophomore class. Sharon Adams Wayne AJams Dayle Armstrong Gayle Armstrong Donald Austin Bill HaUcy I niily Bailey Kenneth Barnes Debra Beardcn Larry Beck Susan Bell Teresa Berry Arlene Bevan Patricia Bevan Flizabcth Boothc Paul Bowen Donna Boyd Donald Brantley Kicky Brasl ' ield Ronnie Brasher Jerry BraswcU Janice Bratton Sandra Brooke Ciayle Brown Nina Brown Juki- Bunn Glcnda Htirkcll Jerry CalTcc Mike Cain Ounna Caldwell Neal CaldwcU Darrell Carllon Sharon Caniian Ranee Carroll Donald Carter Gary Carter Jane Cash Keith Castle Cliris Champion Robert Clark Anita Coe Tommy Cole Uonnie Cox Dorothy Cox Bobby Cummins Cindy Curren Tommy Dal Icy Jerry Davis John Davis Joyce Davis Brenda Daw Dianne I chols Jorge Frtwine Steve l-inlcy Annie Mae Ffeming Sophomores Get Acquainted With Geometry, Enghsh, and Biology David lootc Debbie Fowler Cathy Green Nancy Green Robert Green Kenneth Grizzelle Donna Hammitl Glenn Harris BUI Hasscll Gary Hasting Steve Hasting Clifford Hatchett Carolyn Meadrick Larry Higginbotham Mike Higginbotham Nelmnhlanc Mines Vicky Hodges Lavana Huguc Sandra Holder Lula Hubbard Jimmy llufrman Patsy Hull Ronnie Jinright Jerry Johnson I ' am Johnson John HoUey I ' rcd Jones Larry Jones Allen Kendriek Mark Kendriek Richard Kendriek Dean Kimbrcll Bob Knox Brenda Lambert Jaequc Langford Wendell Largin David Latham Deborah Latham Odell Lawrenec Johnathan Lemsky Diane Lenoir Buster Lepper Ronnie Lightfoot Jerry Lightsey Nancy Lindley Cathy Littles Judy Lovelady Beverly McBride Terry McClanahan Lana McCuUcrs Dennis McDaniel Vickie McDougal Loretta McCuffie DonnJc McRee Patricia McRee Eager Sophomores The Sophomore Class has many talented members. Ronnie Maddox Rohcrl Marcus Ronnie Marlow Charles Martin Dwight Martin Steve Massey Marty May Jerry Meaders Glen Me .cll Debbie MUler Gary Miller John Miller Ann Morris Rebecca Morris Steve Morrison Sandra Nicholas Donald Norris Ivelyn Patrick Dick PhiUips Robert Pierson Donnie Pilkinglon Allen Pitts Diane Pitts Curtis Porter Charlotte Powell Patrick Kaffanicllo Dchorali Kay Hciinic Reynolds Kill Kcynolds LvOii Rico Dale Riley Jerry Robertson James Kuhdlard Charles Robinson Diane Rovser Donna Rosscr Tcm Rosser Paula Russell Judy Sellers Steve SliarbutI Debbie Shew Thomas Shinholster Johnny Short Donald Shotts Betty Sims Danny Smith Larry Smilh Leon Smith Pam Smith Su annc Smith Randy Spencer Larry Slacey Mi abeth Stephenson Geneva Stephenson Kegma Stewart Glenda Swaffonl BiUy Swmdie Glen Thomason Grace Thornton BrendaTubh v Steve Tyler Sophomores Were Active Yolanda Walker Susie Washington Cathy Watkins Russell Weaver Kerry Webster Roger Whatlcy Christy Wheeler Lyrm Wliitson C.ary WiUiford David Windsor Rick Wood Louise Wright Freshmen Freshmen Prepare To Become New Amos Akors Barry Allen Dchbio Amnions Billy Arnold Tommy Arnold Debbie Ballard Wanda Barnes Bonnie Bean Janice Bedford Calvin Bittle Khonda Boothe Charlotte Bratkner Ricky Bratton Clicr) ' l Bridges Alta Bunn Terry Bush .Leaders of MHS Susan Byrd Colinc Calamc Susie Campbell Debbie Carroll Mike Champion Richard Chapman Claudia Clarke Ray Cochran Dean Curren Steve Cunen Pete Davis Albert Dodson Gary Duncan Debbie Uchols Bobbie Florence Judy Florence Linda Fowler Bcnnie Gamble Ray Ganti Dwight Gentry Mary Gentry Donald Gilmorc Dennis Goodwin Jerri Goodwm Terry Guy Rodney llandlcy Royce Handley Larr Hannah Myles Harris Ricky Harns Freshmen Find That There Is a Lot to Learn Girl Watchers. Susan Haskell Patricia Hatchet Diane Hereford Janie Hughes Sherry II uU Charles Hutchins Davie Hyde Willie Hyde Delano Kbell Konald Kuiibrell Pat King WiUiani Lawson Terry Ledbclter Billy Lcmlcy Donald Lcppcr Rowena Lett Penny Liston Susan Lyics James McDonald Ronnie McK night I ' rank NcNamcc Shclia Martin Khondu May Pjt Meadows Billy Miller Debbie Miller Sammy Moore Steve Moore Terry Murphy Steve O ' Sliields David Parker Claire Parsons Ronnie Parsons Randy Pale Susan Palton Wade Pauly Steve Perryman Dennis Porter Tommy Postcll David Riddlespurgc Jcaninc Roberts Ricky Robillanl Johnny Rosscr Mark Rosscr Mary RusscU Wayne Russell Bobby St. John Janice St. John Kathy Samford Jimmy Segars Terry Sellers John Sherron Charles Shotts Jmimy Simpson Ted Smith P wP W f € 0 f 5 f fi Theresa Smithcrman Becky Snider Dexter Stacey Ricky I liumaNun I ' jul I urncr Michael Tyler Sammy Vining ( ynthia Waildell Debbie Walker Mickey Walker Jonna Warren (ilenila Weaver Blanche Weed Terri Welch Larry Wheeler Charlotte Williams Jerry Williams Beth W ilson Robyn Wood Gordon Woods The Freshmen Learned About Alabama ' s History Eighth Graders Enjoy Social Events Ba-rtda Abcmathy Dohra Acker Donna Adams Mary Allen Roger Allen B rend a Allied Ginger Armstrong Judy Arnold Harvey Bachman Jimmy Barbour Brenda Beane Arlie Bevan Kenny Breslcr James Byrd Ralph Byrd Diane CaldwcU Ircd Caldwell Chrislie C ampbell Lynn Canterbury Wanda Caigile Wayne Carroll Roy Chapman Brenda Coc Robert Coleman Mike Cooper Donna Cometl Jackie Cottlngham Rita Crane Charles Crowe John Dailcy tamest Davis Debbie I ' arley David I ' lvans Barbara londren James l- ' owlcr People on the Way Up I ' jlly 1 iiwlkis Djvid I ranklin Di ' bra (lablcs Joyce (lillibnd lea (lilmorc Dana Ciooilc Rcjiina Mams Tommy Hasty Danny lloadlcy Carol Hester Wantla Ilouuc Wayne Hojruc Tommy Holeomb Janice Hughes Pauline Hutto Darlcne IsbeU I inda Jordan icki Lemond Jimmy Lemonds Barbara Mahan Rena Mahan tiinny Sue Manning Krenda Martin I ynn Moore Susan Moore Shirley Mullins Archie McNamcc I, inda IVndley Debra Pitts I inda Price Danila Reaves Sherry Riley Calh Rohrbach RhonJu Rt y.-r Hck-n KuswU Walter RusseU Robb Ryan Nancy Savage Pcle Sims Douglas Smith Sidney Spradlln Allen Springer Debra Stewart Jimmy Swindle David Tate Anita Tyler Gary Tyler Glenda Waldrop Jack WaUs Roy Weed I rank Welch Ann Wheeler Mike Wheeler Seventh Graders Adjusted to a New Pace. i i . , I arl Abcmathy Michael Ammons Gary Arnold David Austin C ' andi Bailey Johnny Barfield Thelma Bell Mike Berry Alice Brackner Anthony Brackner Paul Brackner Hill Braswcll Larry Bratlon Nancy Brooks Raunda Burchficld Kathy BurnctI K.iiuIjII lliirnctt (ilonu Hush Ujrry Callcc Mike Carlton Lynn Can Mike Carroll Jackie Calilwi ' ll Donald Colburn Karen Colburn Vickie Cox Mike Crane Carol (rim Danny Crunipton Thelina Dodson Hill I ' arlcy Bolva llstes llorchel I lorcnce Myra I lorcnce Robert lowlcr Wayne F ' owler Sidney Iranklin Lanayc Gamble Fommy Gamble Donna Good son GinnicGray Jane Green Marty Grizzelle Beverly Guy Rodger Hamakcr Charles llammitt Johnny Mammitl Marcia llammilt I reddie Hardin Rodney llanis Ricky Heath Sandra Herrmann Kenny Hester I wccna Hines Harokl Horton Seventh Graders Found Math Intriguing Djvid llowion Donna lluwton ( ' lirislini ' Miihhjrd Allan llu};lu- Jjna-N lluinphcrics Mike lliillu Dcbra Hyihc Cathie II ydc JiiJy Hyde Susan Jenkins Jimmy Johnson Jefl ' Johnston Rodjier Johnston Raymond Jones Terry Kendrick Danny KiinbrcU 1 F Bernicc Kizziah James Laccy Tommy Langl ' ord Sterling Uii gin 1 U Rhoda Lindscy Linda Littles C ' assie Lord J ames Lucus Billy Mahan Gary Mahan Mike Mahan Donald Martin Judy Martin Sue Martin C ' arleiie Medders Rodney Medders Steve MiOer and Social Studies Adventurous f f f f H fend J Mihlcad Ann Morris Johnny Morris Randy Murphy Wjndu McComs Jo IK-lh Norris Mike Norris Carol Norwood Mary Oglcsby Ricky I ' alc Mike Patterson Barry Porter Shclia Reynolds Shirley Reynolds James Roberts Jane Rosser Larry Savage Kenneth Seurloek (iary Shotts Bruce Shrader Preston Sims lidgar Smithson Debbie Snow Kenny S|icncer Linda Staggs Lee Stanley J.L.St. John Philip Thompson 1 arry Tubb Kirt is Tyler David Vines Jackie Vining Joseph Vining Ann Weaver John White Features Miss McAdory High School f Rebecca Johnson A warm, friendly smile, and sparkling blue eyes portray Miss McAdory ol l d?- 6X , Becky Johnson. The new Miss Mc- Adory is a Junior and active member of the F.H.A. In her spare time she enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and other types of out- door activities. Senior Alternate Judy Oswalt Junior Alternate — Olivia wheeler iFsr i ft Libby Ann is a popular member of the junior class. She is a Vice-President of the junior class and serves as a teacher ' s aide. As a member of the Student Council, Girls 4-H Club, and F HA., she spends a lot of her time in school activities. Her spare time is taken up by skiing, cooking, dancing, and reading. Pretty Emily Bailey, a sophomore, is an active member of the McAdory High Singers, the Junior Jacket staff, and the Spanish Club. After a busy day at school she enjoys reading and horseback riding. fi Sophomore Alternate — Emily Bailey Miss Congeniality Rebecca Hull Miss McAdory Junior High is Cynthia Waddell . Cynthia, a Freshman, a most all attractive girl and very well- liked. She takes an active interest in her school work and activities. Wlien she is at home she enjoys practicing the piano and swimming. ¥{ ¥ i I A Dental Clinic Candidate €S z Miss Carolyn Stamps Pretty Carolyn Stamps was selected by the Senior Class to represent McAdory in (he annual Dental Clinic activit ies. She is a popular member of the Senior Class and is active in many student organizations. As always Homecoming was the highlight of the football season, and this year was no exception. The excitement began almost a week in advance and as the time drew nearer llie excitement and anticipation mounted among the students. Donnie, Gary, and Dennis check out plans for the halftimc show. Homecoming Put Spirit at Its Highest Time for fun and refreshments Important events included in the Homecoming activities were the pep rally, the home- room decorations, the arrival of the flowers, the annual Halloween Carnival, and the decorating for the dance. It was a busy day for everyone. But it was a most enjoyable day from begin- ning until end. The beginning of the decorating process 4 ' ' il ' ' - 1 if tefc ' f in 4 Decorating involved moving Students enjoy dancing to the music of the Rebellions. The Moments of MISS SUSAN CARROLL RtlGNbD AS QUbbN OVER MOMLCOMING FKSTIVITIES The crowning ceremony took place during the half- time show at the football game. Following the game everyone enjoyed dancing to the swinging music of the Rockin ' Rebellions. The highliglit of the dance was the Lead-Out. During the Homecoming festivities, Miss Susan Carroll reigned as Queen. She was at- tended by Junior alternate Donna Green, Sophomore alternate Pat Hull, and Fresh- man alternate Sherry Hull. The court was made up of Seniors, Gayle Harris, Dixie Connor, and Cathi Munkus, Juniors, Deborah Dunn, Peggy Tommic, and Ginger Barfleld; Sophomores, Emily Bailey, Glenda Burkett, and Regina Stewart; and Freshmen, Becky Snider, Susan Lyles, and Cynthia Waddel. These girls were nominated by the foot- ball players and were selected by a popular vote of the student body. Excitement Sophomore, Pat Hull Ireshnian, Sherry Hull The Queen and Her Court 4 r « i X. V Queen Susan, A Small Girl With A Big Spirit It was no surprise that vivacious Susan Carroll was selected to reign as Homecoming Queen. Every year since her Freshman year, she has been selected as an alternate. Susan keeps a busy schedule. She is a cheerleader and an active member of many organizations. During the summer, she represented her school on the Harding College trip. What little spare time she has is spent reading. Susan is a fine Christian girl who is loved and respected by both the student body and the faculty. — . I All Alternates, but Equally Beautiful Donna Green ranks as one of the most popular rls in the Junior Class. This lovely young lady is a cheerleader, a Junior class favorite, and a member of the Sports Club. Her hobbies include dancing, swimming, and horseback riding. Queen Susan Carroll and alternates Donna Green, Pat Mull, and Sticrry MulL Pretty Pat Hull is a Sophomore and an outstanding member of tlie student body. In addition to being a clieerleader, slie is an active mem- ber of FHA, 4-H Club, and Sports Club. She enjoys swimming and baslvctball in her spare time. ' -4. Sherry Hull is just as popular as she is pretty. She is a cheerleader for the Junior Migli football team. Playing the piano and riding horses are a few of her favorite activities. 4Cl •T Athletics Enthusiastic MHS Cheerleaders Cheerleaders demonstrate one of their many stunts. The MHS cheerleaders did an outstanding job and represented our school well this year. We arc proud of the number one rating which they received at the Tennessee Tech Cheerleaders Summer Clinic. The new cheers, spirit promotion tech- niques, and pom pom routines which they learned helped to boost school spirit. The season ' s pep rallies were filled with plenty of spirit, humor- ous but meaningful skits, novelty cheers, and songs. Among the activi- ties initiated and sponsored by the cheerleaders were class spirit and poster contests, weekly slogans, and decoration of the goal posts. Their enthusiasm was contagious and spread quickly througliout the entire student body. Donna Haley. Coach and Mrs. Haley ' s daugliter, was the mascot. She was an important addition to the group and the cheerleaders enjoyed her very much. Mrs. HaJey was sponsor for Die group. n Boost School Spirit! Gayle Harris, Co-Head Susan Carroll, Varsity Head Susan and Gayle are the only senior members of the squad. Both girls have worked hard this year and have given unself- ishly of their time and energy. Susan has been a cheerleader for three years and Gayle for two years. MHS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SEATED, right to left: Sandra Elam, Donna Green, Janet Hardin, Deborah Dunn. STANDING, right to left: Gayle Harris, Pat Hull, Regina Stewart, Susan CanoU. Junior High Spirit Boosters Ull lo fitJii. Bo-ky Sniilci, Sherry Hull, Susan Lyies, Jcannic Roberts, Cathy Kohrbach. The junior high cheerleaders found great pleasure in cheer- ing as loud as their lungs would permit. And they had a lot to cheer for this year. Tliursdays were their big days with the pep rallies being held during activity period and the football games being held that night. Tltcsc girls worked very hard to promote school spirit, and they did a good job. 1 yc 1 H They have the spirit to inspire VICTORY! Bciky Snider, Head Jcannie Rol crts, Co-llcad Pat Hull, Donna Green, Janet Hardin, and Susan Carroll present one of their original skits. Tliese skits were higlilights of the Friday pep rally and were enjoyed by the entire student body. Pat Hull, Sophomore Donnd Haley, MaKol I MHS Cheerleaders Are Center of Spirit Donna Green, Junior Deborah Dunn. Junior Sandra Elam, Junior These girls demonstrated the true McAdory spirit with their wilhngness to work and their inexhaustable energy in both victorv and defeat. Football Season 1967 — Experience Ran Second tc From the side lines to the center of the football field activity and excite- ment ran higli. It was a pleasure to wit- ness the valiant effort placed forth by- all our team and to know that win or lose tliey did their best. Desire When the going gets tough, the tough get going. This is one of tlie mottos which was instilled in the minds of the Jackets by the coaching staff. It served as an inspiration to the boys who experienced a season of ups and downs. Although the team did not have an out- standing year, the hard work, sacrifices, and determination which they exhibited are tilings tliat we all can appreciate and respect. It is through hard work, that our boys have be- come winners both physically and mentally. We salute you and thank you boys and coaches for a job well done! Introducing Our 1967 f-RONT ROW. left to right: Mike Nichols, Gary WUiiford, Percy ricmcnls. Don Borcn Mike Tew Pcrrv Kimhn-ll Wo.i v ; „.. i i, v S. CON. ROW. left to right: Ra dy Morns. Branton RUey. Buddy l...„,an. Jake Bonn. Crcul ZXCm ' ; J tl Yellow Jacket Squad Footc. Lairy Shepherd. THIRD ROW, left to right: Bcnnic Reynolds. Bany Gentry, Pete Davis. Charles Lewis, Lany Masscy. Bob Knox, Dale Seals, Ronald Allied. Kenneth Smith, Donald Woods. MHS Takes Pride in Its Fine Coaching Staff and Team Captains Varsily txjachcs Doug Killuugh, Carl Dunn, and Lonnie llalcy did an outstanding job this year. Tlieir schedule «as filled with all types of athletic events from August through May. rtie many hours of unpraised lalior which they gave helped McAdory to develop a better athletic department. I ' hank you coaches! % 9 ' I. 7«r Brother Harry Stewart served the team a.s chaplain. Selected by their teammates as captains for the 1967 Yellow Jackets were Ronald Allrcd, Barry Gentry, and Branton RUcy. DAVID SHI PHI-RD Senior DON BORIN Senior BUDDY ESSMAN Senior Football Is More Than a Game . . . DONALD WOODS Junior McAdory moves the ball. BRANTON RILEY Senior RONNIE HEADLEY Senior Wl SLEY SCOTT Junior I ' l RRY KIMBRl LL Senior JOSH VINING Junior Leeds 15 - McAdory Tlie Jackets did not anticipate the back- ficld strength which Leeds carried over from last year. Bran- ton Riley played a strong line game. It Is a Colorful and Exciting Sport Berry 33 McAdory McAdory played an excellent first half, but did not have the depth to contain the powerful Bucs. Buddy Kssman, Dale Scales, and Branton Riley starred for the Jackets. McAdory 26 - Oak Grove 7 A strong defense with an aJl around offensive attack gained McAdory its first victory of the 1967 season. David Foote led the powerful offensive game for the Jackets. Senior Buddy lissman takes game instiuctioiu. BARRY GENTRY Junior David Shepherd breaks for yardage t ehind powerful Jacket blocking. STANDING, left to right: Dixie Connor, Deborah Dunn, David Shepherd, Susan Carroll, Brenda Morrison, Ronald Allred, Libby Hyche, Pat Hull, Branton Riley, and Melynda Reaves. SKATED, left to right: Buddy Essman, Sandra Elam, Larry Masscy, Regina Stewart, Donna Green, Debbie Parker. Janet Haidin, Perry Kimbrell, Gayle Harris, and Debbie Karr. BARRY GENTRY Junior RONALD ALLRED Senior JOHN DAVIS Sophomore MIKE TEW Senior Below, left: BOBBY KNOX Sophomore McAdory 28 - West Jefferson The Jackets sparkled as they crushed West Jefferson to make it two in a row. David Foote again led the offensive stars. Larry Sheplierd continued to do an outstanding job. Dwighl llcadrick helps injured player, UawJ slupliiia. .ill field. Thai Requires Great C )urage And Determination Minor 20 - McAdory McAdory played a good defensive game, but they could not come up with the big play on offense while Minor did. This ranks as an outstanding team effort. Tarrant 42 - McAdory 7 Too much Tarrant! Ronnie Allred, Randy Spenser, and Larry Shep- herd played a fine game. Dora 27 - McAdory The Jackets hit the low game of the season. They just could not get going. Junior Larry Shepherd and sophomore David loote played a good game. Above, left: Dale Sealev Junior Below, left Kenneth Smith, Junior • - - V Ci riu)r 13 - McAdory 12 The Jackets played their best game of the sea- son, but lust on some very controversial plays. Fairfield 21 - McAdory Our Hoinecoiniiii; was spoiled by the loss to I ' air- field, but we were proud that our fighting Jackets held the Tigers as well as they did. Coach Haley observes McAdory ' s team. David I-oote Sophomore Percy Clements Junior Larry Masscy Senior Larry Shepherd Junior Gregg Wilson Senior Gary Williford Sophomore Cordova 19 - McAdory The Yellow Jackets failed to score against Cordova ' s Blue Devils. Branton Riley, David l- ' oote, and Ronnie Allrcd nude outstanding plays. JLNIUR HIGH 1 OUlbALL II. AM I RONT ROW, left to right: Randy Pate, Barry Allen, Bunt Kimbrcll, Charles Shotts, Rodney Handley, Tcny SeDers. Steve Penyman. CfNTI R ROW: Bonny Gamble. Danny Headley, no name, no name, no name, Royce Handley, Richard Chapman. BACK ROW: Coach Wayne Scwoll. D«ipht Gentry. Dennis Porter, Mike Wheeler. Ricky Thomason, Gordon Woods, Ted Smith. Not pictured: Mickey Walk- er. Pete Sims, Sammy Moore. Jimmy Scgars, Jimmy Barbour, Paul Turner, Pete Davis, Jimmy Simpson, Johnny Rosscr, Pat King, Wayne RuiscU. Jerry Williams, Allan Springer, Ricky Bralton, Charles Hulchens. The Junior High athletic program under the direction of coaches Wayne SewcU and Herbert Pugh made great strides this year. The Junior Higli players made a great many sacrifices that paid off on the football field. Their accomplishments set in motion a growing wave of school pride and spirit and proved that McAdory has the potential to become a football powerhouse. Team enjoys Thursday pep rally in their honor. Practice makes for perfection. Junior High Team Strives to Build a Stronger McAdory McAdory 28 - Hewitt Trusville McAdory 13 - Mountain Brook 30 McAdory 13 - Pleasant Grove 7 McAdory 19 - Rutledge 13 McAdory 6 - Greenwood McAdory 25 - Lipscomb McAdory 13 - Mortimer Jordon McAdory 18 - Warrior 7 It isn ' t the individual Nor the team as a whole, But the everlasting teamwork, Of every living soul. Unknown Jr. High shared a three-way tie for first in county Fall Schedule Keeps Band McADORY HIGH MARCHING BAND Terry Murphy, Vice-president Larry Russell, President M;irk Ki-ndrick. Ireasuivr Mclynda Reaves, Secretary Steve Boll. Manajicr Dixie Connor, Historian Band Officers Have Many Responsibilities. in Step Tlic McAdory band, under the competent guidance and direction of Mr. Robert Zicgler, has an excellent reputation for entertaining with clever half time shows during the football season. Their performances at pep rallies, parades, school programs, and concerts are but a few of the many activities that keep the seventy-two member group busy all year around. Director, Robert ciglcr Jean Wilson. Librarian Donna Rosscr. Librarian Flashing Head MHS LIBBY IIYCHE Senior Ml LYNDA RL AVLS Junior •JSfefe te Completing his fourth year as drum major. Larry Russell, a senior, with his unique system of baton movements directed the band while on the football field and in parades Ihrougliout tJie year. Larry lias been a baiid member for seven years. Di BBii parki:r Junior Batons Band BRENDA MORRISON Senior ,r Our high stepping majorettes arc under the direction of head major- ette Dixie Connor, a senior. lor 8 years Dixie has been in the band and she has been a majorette for 3 of these years. Leading the McAdory band with their baton performances were six lovely and talented majorettes. Tliese girls were chosen by their ability to twirl and by their academic achieve- ments. Each year the selected girls are required to attend a summer clinic at which they learn new twirling and marching routines with which to awe their audiences. DFBBin KARR Senior 1967-68 McAdory High School Majorettei are from right to left; Dixie Connor, Head; Brcnda Morrison, Debbie Karr. Debbie Parker. Libby Hyche, and Melynda Reaves. Our Band Entertains — Vt t - The band provides a variety of musical numbers during the football game and aids in creating student spirit. • • ; 1 I 1! Wc were proud of the excellent rating which the band received at state competition. Jean Wilson, a clarinetist and an outstanding member of our band, was selected to become a member of the All- State band. There were ten members in our band that were selected for AlK ' ounty band. These members were Fdward Howard, Larry Russell, Debby Miller, Mark Kendrick, Donna Ros,ser, Ronnie Maddox, Pat Meadows, Donald Shotts, Mark Rosser, and Dennis Porter. In September the band wis invited to attend Auburn Band Day al Auburn I ' nlveraty. High School bands from all over the stale were uked to attend. The mass band accompanied the Auburn Tiger Band in playing the National Anthem. The band also reprcsenii McAdory at the annual Veteran ' s Day Parade in Birmingham and at the annual Dental Clinic game. A Line of Distinction — The MHS Color Guard Claire Parsons, Brcnda McDonald, Donna Rosser, Carol Robertson, and Judy Swcaringcn comprise the 1967-68 Color Guard of the MHS band. The Color Guard, headed by Judy Swearengin, carry the flags of the United States of America, the state of Alabama, the Confederacy, and the higli school. These girls were select- ed by their twirling ability and their academic record. During the summer, the group was required to attend the same clinic as were the majorettes. The Color Ciuord show a display of flags. Donna Rosser Brenda McDonald Claire Parsons Judy Sucaringen Carol Robertson FLUTE SECTION Back row, left to right; Julie Gilmore, Beth Wflson Debbie Miller, Shcrri Simpson. I ' ront row, left to right: Debbie Parker, Brenda McDonald, Judy Swear- engin, Donna Rosser (oboe). SAXOPHONE SECTION Back row, left to right: Dixie Connor, Clair« Parsons, Larry RusscU. Joe Kcndrick, Roger Johnson. I ' ront row, left to right: Beverly Guy, Sheila Owens, David Evans, Kerry Webster, Ronnie Maddox, Steve BelL LOW BRASS SECTION Back row, left to right: Dan Agan Sam Vining, Gary Duncan, Mark Rosser, Donald Shotts, Mike Cain. I ' ront row, left to right: Terry Barksdale, Wanda Riley, Billy Amokl, Pal Meadows. The Sound of Music It was a ple asure to hear the sounds of the McAdory High School Band at the many appearances that tliey made during this year. The annual spring concert given by the band dressed in full uniform displayed the many musical accomplishments of the year. We are proud of the many talented students who make up the band and participate in the many band activities. CLARINET SECTION Back row, left to right: Debra Stewart, Mike Williams, Debbie F ' owler, Theresa Aldridgc, Debby Early, Theresa Smitherman, Dana Goodc, Chrisic Campbell, Lea Gil- more, Susan Fatten, Danita Reeves. Center row, left to right; Mark KCendrick, Libby Hyche, Debbie Karr, Bren- da Morrison, Carol Robertson, Melynda Reaves, Jean Wilson. Front row, left to right: Beth Thomason, Christie Dickinson, Sarah Bailey, Debbie Hyche, Linda Staggs, Brenda Bean, Jane Rosser. Ji- i JKLrfi TRUMPET SECTION Back row, left to right: Sherry Riley, Lynn Canterbury, Mike Herrmann Terry Guy, James McDonald, Robert Standridgc, Sand ra Glass. Front row, left to right: Sidney Franklin, Wade Pauly, Robin Oglcsby, Mike Roubdioux, Mike Ferryman, David Cargile. DRUM SECTION Left to right: Alton Burchfield, Ter- ry Murphy, Brad Coker, Joel Smith, Carol Howard. Basketball ' 67- ' 68 Under the direction of Coach Carl Dunn, the McAdory Yellow Jackets surprised a lot of people. Putting on a new look, the varsity cagers hit the floor the first game with a full court press and sizz- ling fast break. The Coach and Ihc Captains Coach Carl Dunn poses with captains Larry RusscU and Mike Thomason. Led by captains Larry RusscU and Mike Thoma- son, the Jackets bla .cd the baskets to become one of the highest scoring teams in the county. Russell car- ried a 20 point average and Thomason maintained a 17 point average, with Steve Watson, George Love- lady, and Sammy Ousley close beliind. 6 ' 4 Senior Larry Russell shows form that he ex- hibited through a great season at center. 5 ' 10 I ' onvaid, Senior Steve Watst n proVL-d to be a strong rchoundcr and a deadly shoot- er. Mike Thomason, McAdory ' s 5 ' 9 Senior guard, showed his forte to be strong driving and sharp out-side shooting. Left to right: Coach Carl Dunn, Perry KimbrcU, Wesley Scott, Ronnie Hcadlcy, Steve Watson Larry Russell, Jeiiy Shotts, George Love- lady, Sammy Ousley, Mike Thomason, Sam Williamson (statistician), and Bill Harris (manager). Basketball Fast S ' 9 Wcsky Scott, a Junior, played both Guard and For- ward and developed into an excellent shooter. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT! and the Jackets go at it Ukc nobody else. ( ■ 1 George Lovelady. a Junior, played it tough on the boards and started plenty of the teams fast breaks, and teaming with Larry and Sieve, the Jackets rebounded second to none. ind Captivating The team exhibited liustle, determination, and never-say-die spirit. These qualities made them a definite threat to all their op- ponents. Coach Dunn started preparing the bas- ketball team by getting the boys into shape as soon as school started and teaching them the fundamentals and fiiic points of the game. 6 ' 5 Center, Senior, Jerry Shotts displayed hustle and determination throughout the sea- son. Junior Guard, Sammy Ousley, S ' U , always drew the opponent ' s hot-shot shooter because of his hustle and defensive strength. He also exhibited the team ' s finest shooting touch. Senior Guard, 5 9 Perry Kimbrell showed deft ball-handling all season long. The Cagers Go To Wo rk and Bring Home a Winning Season McAdory is indeed lucky to have a man of this calibre as basketball coach. Coach Dunn was born in Salem, Ohio, which is real basketball country. While playing at Salem High School, the team finished second in Ohio. He later played at Middle Georgia Junior College where he was All-State and All-Region. He then transferred to Samford where he led the team in scoring his junior and senior years. He is a winner and a won- derful individual. Coach Carl Dunn B-Team Front row, left to right: Jerry Johnson, Jerry Lightsey, Ronnie Lightfoot, Ronnie Brasher Second row, left to right: Mike Higginbotham, David Foote, Donald Brantley, Bobby Knox, Larry Beck, Allan Kendrick, Kerry Webster, and Coach Wayne Sewell. Junior High Basketball Front row, left to right: Jim Simpson, Charles Shotts Mike Wheeler, Barry AUen, David Franklin, Ted Smith, Jackie Cotting- ham. Second row, fcft to right: Rodney Handley, Bruce Shrader, Terry Kendricks, Ricky Chapman, Rickv Pate, Frank Welch, Jimmy Scgars. Third row, left to right: Terry Bush, Ronald Kimbrcll, Gordon Woods, Bobby Coleman, Randy Pate, Mike Champion, Steve Perryman. The Wrestlers of 1967- ' 68 Front row: (Left lo Right) Robin lowlcr, Jake Bunn, John JoUey, Don Boren. Second row: Branton RUcy, Toot Shepard. Benny Reynolds, B. B. Woods, Barry Gentry, Dwight Gentry, Lynn Baswell, Pat May. TOURNAMINTWINNLRSOr 1967 Don Boren, 3rd Place (3-A), Benny Reynolds, 2nd (3-A), 4th (4-A), Barry Gentry, 4th Place (3 A), Branton Riley, STATL CHAMPION (3-A, 4-A). B.B.WOODS Junior, Heavyweight Benny Reynolds, Sophomore, 145 Don Boren, Senior, 1 38 Tlie McAdory High School Wrestlers, coached by Doug Killough, exhibited an improving form with each match. State Cliampion Branton Riley led the team with two straight undefeated seasons, while Benny Reynolds, Don Boren, and B. B. Woods followed with strong sup- porting roles. Branton Riley, Senior, 174 BARRY GLNTRY. Junior. 165 JAKE BUNN, Sophomore, 180 Wrestling: An Exciting Sport PAT MAY, Junior, 120 TOOT SHKPARD, Junior, 154 DWIGHT GKNTRY, I rcshman, 127 ROBIN lOWLER, Junior, 103 LYNN BASWELL, Junior, 133 JOHN JOLLEY, Sophomore, 112 and a Fine Conditioner MARTY MAY, Sophomore, 1 20 MICKEY WALKER, Freshman. 95 ROYCE HANDLEY, Freshman, 95 Baseball i iX- Kneeling: Pat May. Wesley Scott, Jeny Lightsey, Ranch CairolL Second Row: John Davis, Mike Thomason, Branton Riley. Steve Watson. Sammy Ouslcy, Mike Higginbotham. Back Row: Donald Brantley. Barry Gentry. Due to this yearbook ' s dateline, a picture of the 1968 McAdory Baseball Team could not be included. But to acknowledge the baseball team ' s hard work we have included a picture of the returning iettcmien from the 1967 Baseball Team. Athletics in Action This section is a tribute to the many young men who participate in athletics for McAdory High School. Roll Jackets, Roll! Runners, Take Your Mark Get Set . . . ..4 .1 i TRACK AND FIELD I . . . Go! Although track and field events are not the most emplia- sized sports at our school, they play an important part in the development of our athletes. The boys participate in a num- ber of track meets over the county during the season. The team put in many hours of practice without much recognition or praise. However, we do appreciate the time and effort put forth by these boys. WE SALUTE YOU TRACK AND FIELD TEAMS Standing, left to right; Coach Wayne Scwell, Jerry Shotts, Larry Masscy, Bob Knox, Charlie Robinson, Kenneth Smith, Mike Wheeler, Russell Welch, Coach Herbert Pugh. Center, left to right; Steve Bell, David I oote, Jake Bunn, Benny Reynolds, Don Hogue, Ronnie Headley, Larry lligginbotham. Seated, left to right; Robin lowlcr, Charlie Bush, Perry Kimbrell, Don Boren, Ronnie Allred. Donald Woods, David Shepherd, Dwight Gentry. Track and Field JUNIOR IIICWI ALL-(OUNTY 1 OOTBALL Dwight Gentry, Pcic Davis, Dennis Porter. I ALL-COUNTY I OOTBALL Branton Riley LARRY RUSSIXL All-Tournament Team: Gardcndalc Tournament and Bessemer Holiday Classic: MVP, Gardcndalc Tournament. MIKE THOMASON AD-Toumamcnt Team, Bessemer Holiday Classic I Organizations Annual Staff Compiles. Working tluough the summer and eonlinuing througli- oiil the school year, the Annual Stall has put m many long hours drawing up layouts, selling ads, and rusliing to meet deadlines. Many liours of thought and labor are needed to produce a book that records and rellects the memorablc events of this year. The basic idea in planning the Yellow Jacket has been the creation of a book that will meet these requirements. The Annual Staff was represented by Barbara Murphy and Sheron Allen at the Yearbook Workshop at Samford University during July. They brought back ideas which proved to be of much help in prixiucing a yearbook which is hoped to be the finest in the history of M. U.S. Mrs. Scwell, sponsor, spent many hours herself assisting andencouragmg the mem- bers in their work. Through the leadership and mucii tried patience of Mrs. Sewcll, the Annual Staff has compiled the largest and most colorful book ever. Joyful times, eager students, and thougiitful moments have been selected as subjects for the picture story. When you close this book, it is hoped that you will have reaped a profit of renewed memories of the days of the BLACK AND GOLD. Largest Book Ever k Seated: Barbara Murphy, Editor; Sheron Alien, Business Manager; Marnie Caldwell; Marlene Caldwell, Mary Hawkins, Becky HuU. Standing: Mrs. Sewell, Sponsor; Mike Thomason, Co-F,ditor: Sammy Dickey, [-.. L. Morton Jr. Jacket Staff Gains Experience The Junior Jacket is the year- book for the McAdory Elemen- tary School. It is published by a group of students who liave been selected by the senior Annual Staff. The Junior Jacket Staff is composed of sophomores and jun- iors. It is through the publication of this yearbook that the staff gains experience. They then be- come members of the Yellow Jacket Statf. The Junior Jacket Staff is ad- vised by Mrs. Nann Sewell, who is also advisor for tlig Yellow Jacket Staff. LOOKING FOR S HINC IRt CAIAIOC n?w ' 7 ' . c ' ' ■ ' • ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' Smithemian. Business Manager; Joanne Clmorc. Editor; Marilyn Cooper. Co-editon Debbie Parker. Standing: Jwimy Tibbs. Gary llaMings. Judy Sellers. KmUy Bailey, Jack McDougal. Sandy Crumpton. The National Honor Society Serves ... to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, and encourage the development of character, individuality, and citizenship. Projects of the Honor .Society in- clude an annual fund-raising Chili Sup- per and gifts for needy persons in our community. Hach six weeks A and B honor roll ribbons are awarded. Also, each year, the National Honor Society cup is awarded to the most outstanding stu- dent of McAdory High School. A schol- arsliip of $50 is awarded to the senior with tiie higliest scholastic average who plans to attend a liberal arts college. OFFICERS Susan Carroll, Secretary; Shcron Allen, Chaplain; Larry Russell, Vice-Presidenf; Maxic Walls, President; Mrs. Buck, Treasurer. t ( kl 11 n 12 CI i.« 11 t 1 First Row: Susan Carroll, Susan Flowers, Patricia Weed, Gail Brcslcr, Peggy Wright, Elaine Bedford, Linda Parker, Roxannc Amnions, Bebc Barksdalc, Zora Gable, Debbie Parker, Dclores Strong. Second Row: Mrs. Buck, Jo Ann Sholls, Mary Hawkins, Joanne Gilmorc, Portia Grimes, Beverly Bryant, Mclynda Reaves, Brenda McDonald, Sandra Flam, Debby Jenkins, Debra Dunn, Nora Gable, Marilyn Cooper, Peggie Tommie, Carol Burkctt. Third Row: Wayne Williams, Judy Oswall, Mamie Caldwell, Jean Wilson. Wanda Riley, Marparcl Gilliland. Larry Strong, Joe Kendrick, Russell Welch, Larry Russell, Bill Lee, Sam Williamson, Mike Thomason Jack McDougal, Annie Rulh Smith, Retwcca Smilhcrman, Barbara Murphy, Shcron Allen, Maxw Walls. Not Shown: Paula Lowe, Evelyn McNcfr, Wesley Scott, Phyllis Short Homecoming ' 67 - A Student lust Row: Zora Gable. Rcgina Stewart. Jo Lynn Walker, Gayle Harris. Barbara Murphy. Christi Williams. Ruth Arnold. Brcnda Morrison Sec- ond Row: Roycc Handlcy. Vicki Hodges. Anita Coc. Lana McCuUcrs. Charlie Bush. K. L. Horton. PauU Lowe. Phyllis Short. Mr Shook Third Row: Jcanine Roberts. Becky Snider. Sherry HuU. Debbie Ballard. Donna Rosser. Mike Thomason. Emily Bailey. Maxie WaUs, Brenton RUey. Susan CanolL I ourth Row: John Davis, Donnie Pilkington. Robert Picrson. Steve Moore. Gary Hastings. Larry Massey. Wesley Scott B B Woods, Joe Kendnck, Urry Staccy, Ronnie Brasher. Gary Miller. Not Shown: Bairy AUen and Jimmy Simpson OIIICIRS Treasurer Barbara Murphy Vice-President Mike Thomason Chaplain Phyllis Short President Branton Riley Secretary -Susan Carroll Sponsor -Mr. Norman Shook ouncil Success Responsible for the success of Home- coming ' 67, this group of enthusiastic workers decorated the luncluoom and the cars, sponsored the dance, which featured the Rebellions, and cleaned up the remains of a memorable day. Each week during football season, boos- ter badges were sold not only to boost school spirit but also the treasury. Other activities include choosing Stu- dents of the Month, conducting clean up campaigns, and working for more pride and liiglier standards in the student body. Several students participate in decorating for the dance. President Branton Riley presides over a monthly Student Council meeting Sports Club Encourages Sportsmanship Fust Row: Tcrri Rosscr, Marilyn Cooper, Jane Cash, Pat HuU, Janet Haidin, Susan Carroll, Debra Dunn. Donna Green, Martha Quarlcs, GaU Bresler, Wanda Underwood. Second Row: Barbara Murphy, Janice Stewart, Mary Hawkins, Becky Hull, Sheron AUcn, Gaylc Harris, Janice CoUier, VIcki Ballard, Cathi Munkus, Christi Wheeler, Jo Lynn Walker, Regina Stewart. Above, from bottom, Nann Morris, Carolyn Stamps, Sue Brantley, Mrs. Brewer. The Sports Club serves the school by promoting interest among girls in athletic activities, health, and sportsmanship. Each year the girls select a worthy proj- ect. Funds to support the project are raised by intramural basketball games and Twirp Week. Highlights of Twirp Week include a slave auction and Kangaroo Court. Other activities include serving at the Homecoming Dance and the initiation of the new members. OFFICERS Susan Carroll. Chaplain: Nann Morris, Treasurer; Caro- lyn Stamps, Vice-President; Janice Collier, Secretary; Sue Brantley, President; Gaylc Harris, Reporter. 4 Science Club Promotes Interest in Science Sitting: Glen Snider, Roxanne Amnions, Bill Harris, Wanda Riley, Judy Swearingin; Standing: Steve Walls, Becky Smitherman, Joe Kendrick, Troy Ammons. Not Shown: Jerry BrasweU. McAdory ' s Science Club promotes interest in all fields of science. The purpose of this club is to in- crease the knowledge and understanding of science as it applies to our lives. The members ' interest is stimulated by participa- tion and competition in the Science Fair. Last year, Wanda Riley won second place for her entry. OFFICERS are: President -Steve Walls, Vice-President -Troy Ammons, Sec- retary -Roxanne Ammons, Chaplain -Wanda Riley. Spanish Club Instills Culture The Spanish Club has as its goal the enrichment of the student ' s life througli contact with Spanish Culture. This is accomplished by discussions, stu- dent activities and individual reading and study. The club subscribes to several Spanish magazines to aid the students in the study of the language. Officers for the year 1967-68 are: Mike Tew, President; Larry Russell, Vice-President; Melynda Reaves, Secretary. Last year the Spanish Club sponsored a two week study session for two members at the Universidad In- ternacional in Saltillo, Mexico. These students, Ginny Diliard and Steve Walls, brought back exciting stories of their visit and study. A similar trip will be spon- sored this year. Funds to finance this trip are raised by the annual candy sale. I I Row I Jack McUougal. Judy Swcaringin. Debbie Parker, Lana McCuUers. Jerry Braswcll. Melynda Reaves, Marilyn Cooper, PauU Ixjwc. Rox- annc Ammonv Mamie CaldweU. Row 2: Mike Cain. Mike Tew, Glcnda Burkclt. Judy Sellers. Joyce Davis. Anita Coe. Nancy Green, Rebecca Moms. Beverly Bryant, Joanne Gilmore. Wanda Riley. Bill Harris. Row 3: Leon Rice. Dick Phillips. Mark Kendrick. Mike Higginbotham. Kerry Webster. Debbie Miller. Patricia McRec. 1 mily Bailey. Susan I lowers. Donna Rosscr. Donnie Pilkinglon. Bebe Barksdale. Row 4: Troy Ammons. Steve Sharbutt, Pat Meadows, Uny Russell. Steve WaUs, Mailene CaldweU, Maxic Walls. Glenn Snider. Mary Hawkins. Monitors Keep Halls Clear Sponsor, Mr. Baker, on one of his daily patrols. jf Af First Row: Janice Collier, Judy Sellers, Gary Hastings, Jerry Braswell, Carolyn Headrick, Vicki Watson, Jean Cooley, Debby Jenkins, Johnny Rosser, Terry McOanahan. Second Row: Debbie Whiscnhunt, Marie Duncan, Bill Reynolds, E. L. Horton. Donnic Pilkington, Dixie Conner, Brenda Morrison, Bill Harris, Steve Bell, Larry Masscy. Third Row: Becky Johnson, Buddy l sman. Ginger Barficld. Janice Bratton, Alice Grimes, Linda AUindcr, Kvelyn McNcff, Susan Bell, Bill Bailey, Kenneth Barnes, Steve Reeves. Fourth Row: Brenda Lambert, Ginger Nicho- las, Lmily Bailey, Susan Campbell, Marilyn Cooper, David Shepherd, Jeffery Braswell, Bill Lee, Don Boren, Ricky Kendrick, Josh Vining, Don- nie Brown. Not Shown: Darryl Carlton, Richard Atkinson, Branton Riley, Teresa Berry, Glcnda Burkett, Wayne Adams, Bill HasselL Choir Excels Under The Choii ' s excellence, under the direction of Miss Mary L. King, is displayed at the ' 67 Christmas Program. L£ OIFICERS Standing: Mike Thomason, Vice-President; Phillip Beavers, Librarian: Maxic Walls, President. Seated: Ginger Barfield, Secretary- Treasurer; Carol Burkett, Librarian. New Leadership ENSEMBLE I irst row: Barbara Bain, Marsha Yeager, Peggy Tommic, Ginger Barflcld, Roxannc Ammons, Debbie Parker. Second row: Mike Tew, Maxie w alls, George Lovelady, J. T. Gray, Mickey Killian, Phillip Beavers. Under the direction of Miss Mary L. King, the Choir has ex- celled in every aspect of choral achievement. The Christmas Pro- gram was the largest ever presented at McAdory and drew a record- breaking crowd. The Ensemble, christened the Madrigal Group, consists of twelve members selected through tryouts by Miss King. ACCOMPANISTS Marsha Yeager and Debbie Parker 1967- ' 68 McAdor) lirst Row: Linda Crim, Carol Burkctt, Marsha Ycagcr, Janic Latham, Janice Hopkins, Mike Thomason. Johnny Milfcr, Paula Lowe, Oaudia narkc, Diannc Pchols, Debbie Parker. Second Row: Linda Barnes. Susan Bell, I velyn McNeff, David Ammons, Ronny Johns- ton, I . L. Morton, John Shcrron, Dclores Strong, Judy IliU, Joanne Gilmore. CecUe McGuffie. Third Row: EmUy Bailey, Barbara Bain, High School Choir Debbie Miller, Steve Walls, Donnic Pilkington, Robert Picrson, Dick Phillips, Mike Tew, Mike Higginbotham, Portia Grimes, Connie Cald- well, Roxannc Ammons, Fourth Row: Jean Wilson. Beverly Payne. Marilyn Latham, Beverly Bryant. CJcorgc Lovclady, Mickey Killian, J. T. Gray, Phillip Beavers, Joe Kendrick, Maxic Walls, Wesley Mills, Deborah Carroll, Ginger Barficld, hlizabcth Stephenson. MHS Choir Presents GROUP SILFCTED TO APPI- AR U.N 1 1 LLVISIU.N First row: Debbie Parker, Barbara Bain, Debbie Miller, Marsha Yeagcr, Paula Lowe. Roxannc Ammons, Joanne Gilmore. Second row: Emily Bailey, Peggy Tommie, Beverly Bryant, Mike Tew, Mike Higginbotham, John Sherron, Elizabeth Stephenson, Ginger Bar field. Third row: Maxie Walk, Joe Kendrick, Steve Walls, Dick Phillips, George Lovelady, Mickey Killian, J. T. Gray, Robert Pierson, Phillip Beavers. During the month of December the choir presented a thirty minute Christmas program on Educational Television, Channel 10. The pro- gram featured solos by Maxie Walls, Ginger Barfield, and Mike Tew. Christmas Special The 1967 Chiistmas Program featur- ed the Senior Choir, Junior High Choir, and Elementary Honor Chorus. A Nativity play was presented by the elementary children and was highlighted by mass choral number of Joy to the World. OFFICERS Steve Miller and Rhoda Lindsey, Librarians: Ginnic Gray, Secretary; Kenny Spencer, Vice-President; Not shown, Fred Caldwell, President. First row: Rhoda Lindsey, Karen Colburn, Carol Crim, Jane Green, Vickie Cox, Wanda McCombs, Brcnda Milstcad, Ann Weaver. Second row: Jackie Caldwell, Wanda Cargilc, Linda Little, Shirley Reynolds, Sheila Reynolds, Ginnie Gray, Cathy Hyde, Candie Bailey, Raunda Burchficld. Third row: I ' reddy Hardin, Steve Miller, David llowlon, Mike Norris, Barry Porter, Larry Tubbs. I ourth row: Randall Burnett. Mary Olglc- spy, Donald Colburn, Rickey Heath, Jackie Cottingham, David Tate, Rodney Meddcrs, Terry Kcndrick. Kenny Spencer, Barbara londren, Da- vid Austin. Not Sliow-n: Ired Caldwell, Pattie Lewis, Carol Norwood, Kenneth Vining. Junior Civitan Serves Fiist Row: Carol Burkctt, Roxannc Ammons, Judy Swearingin, Marlene Caldwell, Christie Williams, Becky Hull. Sandra Elam. Second Row: Mr. Baker, Mike Higginbotham, Mike Tew, Donna Rosser, Mclynda Reaves, Sheron Alien, Debbie Miller, Susan Carroll. Third Row: i:. L. Horton, Steve Bell, Mike Thomason, Mark Kcndrick, Larry Strong, Bill Harris, Jean Wilson, Beverly Bryant, Phyllis Short. Fourth Row: Jack McDougal, Maxie Walls, Troy Ammons, Steve Pauly, Joe Kcndrick, Larry Russell, Mike Cain, Wayne Williams, Mar- nie Caldwell, Joanne Gilmore, Barbara Murphy. Not Shown: Peggie Tommie. Junior Civitan Members work at cleaning up the old lunchroom. School and Community The second year of tlie existence of the McCalla Junior Civitan proved to be one of many activities. The members spent many of their week-ends working to clean up the school and beautifying the community. The club has chosen a Pancake Supper as its annual fund-rais- ing project. Members are selected on the basis of citizenship and must have a C average. Prospects for membership are voted on by the club. The Sponsor of the club is Mr. Larry Baker, who served as the President of the McCalla Civitan Club. OFFICERS Mamie CaldwcU, Reporter; Mike Thomason, Treasurer: Mike Tew, Sergcant-at-Arms; Phyllis Short, Chaplain; Maxic Walls, President: Mr. Baker, Sponsor; Susan CanoU, Historian; Larry Strong, Prcsidcnt-Elcct; Sheron Alien, Secretary. Future Homemakers of America First Row: Patricia Weed, Phyllis, Jo Ann Shotts, Linda AUinder, Dixie Conner, Becky Hull, Judy Oswalt, Ruth Arnold, Libby Ann Wheeler. Second Row: Beverly Fdwards, Libby Hyche, Brcnda McDonald, Carol Robertson, Charlotte Powell, Pat Hull, Regina Stewart, Terri Rosscr, Peggy Wright, Alice Grimes, Joan Davis, Linda Crim, Janice Chapman. Third Row: Pat Stewart, Bonnie Cox, Brcnda Tubbs, Becky Morris, Patricia McRee, Sandra Nicholas, Pat Bcvan, Maine Bedford, Sharon Carman, Gail Bresler, Cathy Littles, Diane Rosser, litu Florence, Frcida Tibbs, Delores Strong, Miss McGrew. Fourth Row: Louise Wright, Darlenc Acton, Jan Sherron, Darnell Aldrich, Glenda Swafford, Sharon Gardner, Nora Gable, Nancy Green, Jean Cooley, Donna Hammitt, Bonnie Bean. Not Shown: Peggy Tommic, Gail Brown, Judy Sellers, Eliza- beth Pitts, Pam Smith, Rosanna Smith, Lula Hubbard, Yolanda Walker, DcAnne Copeland, Vicki McDougaL The members of the F.H.A. are inter- ested in gaining knowledge and experience in homcniaking. They work to emphasize the importance of a well-managed home and a brigliter family life. The club works closely with the Home Hconomics classes and is sponsored by Miss Mildred McGrew. OFIICFRS Jo Ann Shotts, Treasurer; Phyllis Short, Vice-Presi- dent; Ruth Arnold, Secretary; Dixie Conner, Re- porter; Becky Hull, President; Judy Oswalt, Song Leader; Libby Ann WlK-eler, Historian; Linda Al- linder. Chaplain; Not Shown: Peggy Tommic, Parliamentarian. 1 Future Farmers of America The motto of the F.F . is Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. With this in mind and rcali jng that farming forms the backbone of the fu- ture, the F.F.A. concentrated on teaching the use of the best and newest methods of farming. OIFICERS President -Call Ray Vice-President -Aubrey Smitherman Secretary -Randy Morris Treasurer-Johnny Green Chaplain -Charlie Bush Reporter-Ray Vining First Row: Percy Clements, Aubrey Smitherman, Johnny Green, Taylor Rosscr, Perlty Bittic, David Shepherd, Ray Vining; Second Row: Charlie Bush, Larry Wyatt, Jimmy Jones, Tommy Bailey, Bob Benson, Gregg Wilson, Robin Fowler; Third Row: Robert Stewart, Johnny Gwen, Donnie Hogue, Jerry Carter, Lynn Whitson, Larry Watson, Carl Ray; I ' ourth Row: C hailcs Langford, Dale Scales, Bill Lcc, Jerry Shotts, Phillip Beavers; Not Shown: Randy Morris, Joel Bedford. Jr. High Girls ' 4-H Pint Row: Ann Wheeler, PauUnc Hutto. Donna Howton, Jackie CaldwcU, Karen Colburn, Unayc Gamble, Sue Martin. Jo Beth Nor- ris, Aiw Weaver, Kathy Burnett, Brenda Milstead, Rhoda Lindscy. Second Row: Vickie Lemond, Ruth Pitts, Thelma BeU, Jane Ros- scr, Susan Moore. Rhonda Rosser, Sherry Riley, Patricia I owlkes, Judy Arnold. Wanda McConibs. Third Row: Debbie larly, Brenda Martin. Susan Jenkins, Debra Stewart, Cathy Rhorbach, Tweena Mines, Glenda Waldrop, Janice Hughes, Helen Russell. Gloria Bush, Carol Norwood, Sue Martin, Myra Morence, Ann Morris, Ginny Gray, lourth Row: Dana Goodc, Lea Gilniore, Regina Harris, Bren- da Coe, Vicki Cox, Carol Crim, Linda Slaggs, Debra Hyche, Shirley Reynolds, Donna Goodson. Danita Reaves, Alice Brackncr, Raun- dU Burchficld, Cathy Hyde. Chrissic Campbell, Lynda Jordan, Diane Caldwell. Lynn Moore, Carlenc Medders. Debra Acker. Sr. High Girls ' 4-H I I irst Row: Jerry Braswcll. Joan Davt«. Brenda Tubbs, Diane Rosser. Glenda SwafTord. Second Row: Regina Stewart. Tcrri Rosser. Ann Morris, Charlotte Powell, Jaque Langford. Donna Rosser. Pal Hull. Sharon Laccy. Jacqaelinc Watkins. Sharon Adams. Front Row: Marty Grizzell, Gary Arnold, Danny C ' ruinpton. Roy Weed, Jimmy Swindle, Mike Cooper, Hershcl I ' lorencc, Donald Colbum, Rodney Harris, Edgar Smithson, Bill BraswcU. Back Row: Kenny Brcsler, Jackie VIning, Roy Chapman, Rodney Mcddcrs, Johnny Barficld, Joseph Vining, Jack Walls, David Tate, Rena Mahan, Anthony Brackncr, Larry Bratton, Gary Tyler, David Evans, Donald Martin, Sr. High Boys ' 4-H Front Row: Dick Phillips, Bill Harris, Ronnie Hcadlcy, Taylor Rosxr, Don Borcn, Bill Lee, Ray Vining. Back Row: Larry Johnson, Larry Watson, Kenneth Smith, Jerry Shotts, Larry Wyatt, Mickey Abcrcrombie, Eddie Shoults, Rick Atchison, David Shepherd. 1 Shutterbugs It is quite common to see students carry- ing cameras from class to class or making pictures of different scenes around school. These students most likely are members of the Shutterbugs. The Shutterbugs are advised by Mr. ftui Dunlap. Tiiey are tauglit useful techniques and values in working with cameras and dark room equipment. Through this training they develop an interest in photographic knowl- edge and skills. I irst Row: Mike Hutto. Rodney Harris, Mike Berry, Sterling l-argin. Ernest Davis. BiU BraswcU, Mike Norris, John White, Kenneth Hester. Second Row: Barry Caffec, Hershel I lorencc, David Ridlespurgc, Johnny Barficld, Roxannc Amnions, Beverly Guy, Debbie Parker, Debbie Snow, Judy Swcaringin, Mr. Dunlap. Third Row: Mike Crane, Barbara Malian, David I vans, Roy Neal Chapman, Irank McNamee, Glenn Snider, Gary Hastings, Debbie Miller, Mike Cooper, Johnny Miller. Mrs. Sansonc. Gary Duncan. I ourth Row: Rita Crane, Johnny Morris, Al- lan Springer, Lynn Canterbury, David late, Leon Rice. Jean WUson. Steve BeU. Beth Wilson, Robert Pierson. Tommy DaUey. Sammy Vining. Bob Knox. Office Assistants Dayle Armstrong, Phyllis Short, Debra Dunn, Emily Bailey, Jo Ann Shotts, Barbara Hodges, Beverly Edwards Counselor ' s Assistants -•■•II anil mm Seated: Susan Carroll, Lynn Phares, Cathy Munkus, Gayle Harris, Judy Oswalt, Marlcne Caldwell. Standing; Portia Grimes, Martha Quarles, Barbara Murphy, Zora Gable, Sheron AUcn, Linda King, Peggy Wright, Jerry Garrett Bus Drivers Aim for Safety Whether it be rain, sunshine, flat tire, missing key, running out of gas, or whatever, nothing keeps tiie bus drivers from complet- ing their daily routes. The aim of each bus driver is to deliver each student safely to and from his home. In the spring of each year the boys who are to drive buses for the next year are re- quired to attend a school on safety. I irit row: Ricky Caught, Johnny BaswcU, Mac Chapman, Jimmy Jones, Aubrey Smithcrman, Johnny Green, Randy Morris. Second row: Fjul Martin, RujscU Welch, H. P. Terry, Slcip Stephenson, Carl Ray. Joel Bedford, Alton Burchndd Senior Directory ABhRCROMBIh, MICKEY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Track; Pep Club; 4-H Club, Vice-Pres.; Monitor. ACTON, DARLENE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.HA. ADAMS, BRENDA. Beauty FmaUst;4-H Club. ALDRICM, DARNELL. Sr. Who ' s Who; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Office Asst. ALLEN, SHERON. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Sr. Class Treasurer; Homecoming Committee; Prom Committee; Jr. Jacket Staff; Annual Staff, Bus. Man.; Sports Club; Pep Club; Jr. Civitan, Sec; National Honor Society, Chaplain; Counselors ' Asst.; Delegate to Youth Power Convention; Alabama Math Tourna- ment at Samford; College Day Usher. ALLINDER, LINDA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A., Historian and Chaplain; National Honor Society; Monitor. ALLRED, RONNIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Coun- cil ; M Club ; Track ; Varsity Football, Captain ; All County, Second Team. AMMONS, DAVID. Football Manager; Choir; Pep Club; Counselors ' Asst.; Monitor; Junior Achieve- ment; College Day at Samford. AMMONS, ROXANNE. Second Alternate Beauty; Prom Committee; Choir; Ensemble; Pep Club; Span- ish Club; Library Club; Science Club; Sigma Xi Jr. Scientist Representative; 4-H Club;Shutterbugs; Jr. Civitan; National Honor Society ; Delegate to Youth Power Conference. AMMONS, TROY. Homecoming Committee; Track; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Science Club, Vice-Pres.; Jr. Civitan; Monitor. ARNOLD, RUTH. Homecoming Committee, Chair- man; Student Council; Student of the Month; Alter- nate Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club; 4-H Club, Pres.; F.H.A., Parliamentarian and Secretary; Monitor. BAILEY, TOMMY. BAIN, BARBARA. Choir; Ensemble; Pep Club; 4-H Club;F.H.A. BALLARD, VICKIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Pep Club; Sports Club; Varsity Cheerleader; Beauty Finalist; Homecoming Court ; 4-H Club. BASWELL, JOHNNY. Baseball; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Bus Driver. BEAVER, EDDIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Basketball, B Team; Pep Club; 4-H Club. BEDFORD, JOEL. Basketball; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Monitor; Bus Driver. BELL, JANICE. Student Council; Pep Club; 4-H Club. BELL, STEVE. Sr. Who ' s Who;Track; Jr. Civitan; Shutterbugs; Head Monitor; Band, Manager; Dance Band; Pep Band. BENSON, BOB. BIDDY, DAVID. F.F.A. BOREN, DON. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Homecoming Committee; Student Council; Prom Committee; M Club; Track; Varsity Football; Wres- tling, Third in State; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Monitor; Top Salesman, Magazine. BRANTLEY, SUE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Jr. Class Secre- tary ; Student Council; Sports Club, Pres.; Pep Club, Pres.; 4-H Club. BRASWELL, JEFFERY. Homecoming Escort; Track; Wrestling; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Monitor. BRESLER,GAIL. Sr. Who ' s Who; Beauty Finalist; Student Council; Sports Club; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A., Secretary; National Honor Society ; Office Asst. BROOKS, DIANE. Pep Club; Library Club; 4-H Club; Club; F.H.A.; Monitor. BULLOCK, MARGIE. BURKETT, CAROL. Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom Commit- tee; Choir, Librarian ; 4-H Club; Jr. Civitan; National Honor Society; Know Your News Panelist; Sam- ford High School Day Representative; Jr. Achieve- ment. BUSH, CHARLIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Home- coming Escort; Student Council; Pep Club; Track; F.F.A. , Chaplain. CALDWELL, CONNIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Choir; Pep Club; F.H.A.; Counselors ' Asst.; Jr. Achievement. CALDWELL, MARLENE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom Committee; Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff; Baseball, Official Scorer; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan; College Day Usher; Counselors ' Asst. CALDWELL, MARNIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Homecom- ing Committee; Prom Committee; Pep Club; Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff ; Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan, Re- porter; National Honor Society ; Alabama Math Tour- nament at Samford. CARROLL, LOIS. 4-H Club; F.H.A. CARROLL, SUSAN. Sr. Who ' s Who; Homeroom Pres.; Soph, and Jr. Homecoming Attendent; Home- coming Queen; Homecoming Committee; Student Council, Sec; Sports Club, Chaplain; Varsity Cheer- leader, Head; Pep Club; Jr. Civitan, Historian; Nation- al Honor Society, Sec; Counselors Asst.; County Day; Rep. to the State National Honor Society Con- vention; Harding College Trip; College Day Usher; Representative Teenage Program for March of Dimes; Youth Appreciation Award. CHAPMAN, MACK. Football Manager; 4-H Club; Bus Driver; Stage Manager. CLARK. RICKY. COLLIhR, JANICE. Sr.Who ' s Who; Sports Club. Sec; Beauty Finalist; Student Council; Pep Club, Vice-Pres.;4-H Club; F.H.A.; Monitor. CONNOR, DIXIE. Sr.Who ' s Who; Beauty Finalist; Homecoming Court; Pep Club; Prom Committee; Ma- jorette, Head; Band, Historian ;4-H Club, Reporter; F.H.A., Reporter; Monitor. COPELAND. DEANNE. Choir; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. CURREN, JEROME. DICKEY. SAMMY. Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff; Choir; Pep Club; Shutterbugs; Monitor; Stage Man- ager. EDWARDS, BEVERLY. Beauty Finalist; Prom Com- mittee; Choir; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Office Asst. ESSMAN. BUDDY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Student Council; M Club; 4-H Club; Varsity Football; WrestUng; Monitor. EZEKIEL.PAUL. FLORENCE. ETTA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. GARDNER, SHARON, (transfer, Fairfield) Home- coming Committee: Pep Club; F.H.A. ; Counselors ' Asst.; Betty Crocker Homemaker ' s Award; Y-Teens; Red Cross. GARRETT, JERRY. Sr. Who ' s Who; B Team Football; Counselors ' Asst.; College Day Usher. GAUGHT, RICK. B Team Football; Monitor; Bus Driver. GRAY, J. T. GRIMES, ALICE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Moni- tor. HARRIS, GAYLE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Homeroom Re- porter; Homecoming Court; Homecoming Commit- tee; Student Council; Sports Club, Reporter; Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Head; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Shutterbugs; Counselors ' Asst.; College Day Usher. HAWKINS. MARY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Homecoming Committee; Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff; Sports Club; Pep Club; Spanish Club; 4-11 Club; National Honor Society; Alabama Math Tournament at Sam- ford. HEADLY. RONNIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Coun- cil; M Club; Varsity Football; Basketball; Track; Pep Club;4-H Club; F.F.A.; Monitor. HILL, JUDY. Choir; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. HILL, MICHAEL. HODGES, BARBARA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Office Asst. HOGUE, DONALD. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Coun- cil; M Club; Varsity Football; Basketball; Track; Wres- tUng; 4-H Club; F.FA., Bus Driver. HORTON, E. L.. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Council; Homecoming Committee; Annual Staff; Choir; Pep Club; Jr. Civitan; Monitor; Order of Demolay, Dea- con, Bess. Chapter; Sr, Christmas Party Committee; Ad Committee; Jr. Achievement; Folk Group. HUGHES, BILLY. HUGHES, LINDA. HULL, BECKY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Sr. Class Officer, Corr. Sec; Miss Congeniality; Home- coming Committee; Prom Committee; Student Coun- cil; Jr. Jacket Staff; Annual Staff; Sports Club; Pep Club;4-H Club; F.H.A., Pres. and Chaplain; Jr. Civi- tan; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl. HYCHE, LIBBY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Majorette; Color Guard; Band; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Shutter- bugs; Monitor. JOHNSON, LARRY. Homecoming Committee; Bas- ketball; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Order of Demo- lay. JOHNSTON, RONNY. Sr. Who ' s Who; B Team Football; Choir. JOHNSTON, WANDA. Soph. Class Secretary ; Stu- dent Council; Pep Club; 4-H Club. JOLLEY, DEWITT. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Council; B Team Football and Basketball; 4-H Club; Moni- tor. JONES, JIMMY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Bus Driver. I KARR. DlBBIh. Majorette; Color Guard; Band, Sec; Pep Club; 4-H Club; P.H.A.; Delegate to Nation- al Baton Twirlcrs Association Clinic; Bessemer Sun Reporter. KILLIAN.MICKtY. Choir; Ensemble. KIMBRELL, PHRRY. Sr. Who ' s Who; M Club; Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; Track; 4-H Club; F.F.A. LANGFORD. CHARLES. Football; Wrestling; 4-H Club, Sec; F.F.A. LATHAM, JANIE. Choir; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. LATHAM, MARILYN. Choir; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Library Club. LEE, GLORIA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. LEMSKY, ROBERT. LEWIS, CHARLES. Football; Pep Cl ub; Bus Driver. MAHAN, PEGGY. 4-H Club. MASON, JERRY. Basketball. MASSEY, LARRY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Coun- cil; Varsity Football; Track; Bus Driver; College Day Usher. MILLS, WESLEY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Choir; Pep Club. MORRIS, NANN. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; Sports Club, Treasurer; 4-H Club; F.H.A. MORRIS, RANDY. Sr. Who ' s Who; M Club; Varsity Football; Baseball; Track; Pep Club; Wrestling; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Bus Driver. MORRISON, BRENDA. Sr. Who ' s Who; Beauty Finalist; Christmas Seal Princess; Pep Club; Home- coming Court; Homecoming Committee; Student Council; Majorette; 4-H Club; Band; Monitor; Delegate to National Baton Twirlcrs Association Clinic; B ' ham News Correspondent. MURPHY, BARBARA. Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom Com- mittee; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; Student Council, Treasurer; 4-H Club; Annual Staff, Editor; Jr. Jacket Staff, Editor; Sports Club; National Honor Society; Jr. Civitan Club; College Day Usher; Biology Award; Monitor; March of Dimes Chairman; Counsel- ors ' Asst.; State Citizenship Workshop; Government Day Representative. MUNKUS, CATHI. Sr. Who ' s Who; Beauty Finalist; Homecoming Court; Homecoming Committee; Sports Club; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Counselors ' Asst. NICHOLAS, VIRGINIA. 4-H Club; Monitor. Pep.Club; Library Club; Citizenship Trip; College Day Usher; Top Magazine Salesman. SEWELL, JUNIOR. Monitor SHEPHERD, DAVID. .Sr. Who ' s Who; Varsity Foot- ball; Track; Wrestling; Ensemble; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Pres.; Monitor. SHERRON. J ANNELL. Choir, Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.;Shuttcrbugs; Office Asst. SHORT, PHYLLIS. Sr. Who ' s Who; Sr. Class Record- ing Sec; Homecoming Committee; Student Council, Chaplain; F.H. A., Vice-Prcs.; Jr. Civitan Club, Chap- lain; Office Asst.; National Honor Society. SHOTTS, JERRY. M Club; Football Manager; Bas- ketball Manager; Track; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.F.A.; Monitor. OSWALT, JUDY. Sr. Who ' s Who; First Alternate Beauty; Homecoming Court; Homecoming Commit- tee; Student Council; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A Treasurer and Recreational Leader; National Honor Society; Counselors ' Asst.; College Day Usher. PAULY, STEVE. FootbaU; Track; Jr. Civitan Club; Monitor. RILEY, BRANTON. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Student Council, Pres.; M Club; Varsity Football, Captain; Player of the Week, Bessemer News; All- County, B ' ham News; 3a All-Metro, Post Herald; 2nd Team All-State, Post Herald; Baseball; Wrestling, Cap- tain; First Place in County, 3a, and Tournament of Champions, Alex City; National Honor Society; Boys ' State; Baseball. RJLEY, MIKE. Sr. Who ' s Who, Senior Favorite; Football; Football Manager; Track; Band; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Chairman of Board, Jr. Achievement; Col- lege Day at Samford. RUSSELL, LARRY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Jr. and Sr. Class Pres.; Student Council; Drum Major; Band, Pres.; Dance Band; All-State Band; All-County Band, Medal Winner; Basketball, Captain; All Tournament Basket- ball Team; Most Valuable Player in Gardend ale Tour- nament; Spanish Club, Pres. and Vice-Pres.; Jr. Civi- tan Club; National Honor Society, Vice-Pres.; Na- tional Honor Society Cup; Delegate to State National Honor Society Convention; Boys ' State; B ' ham News SHOTTS, JO ANN. Sr. Who ' s Who; Pep Club; F.H.A., Treasurer; National Honor Society, Honor Roll Chair- man; Office Asst.; Certificate of Proficiency in Busi- ness Machine Course. SHUMAKER, VlCKl. Sr. Who ' s Who; Science Club; Office Asst. SMITH, GARLAND. SMITHERMAN, AUBREY. Football; Wrestling; Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.F.A., Vice-Pres.; Bus Driver. 1 ■ ■f- .,— ' ra 1 1: m F ■■ ' f v3 M ' ■ ' % i -f - ' Ik r m ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' i m . ' . ' . ' v.v.Tn l g 1 1 f :. ' • ' . ' :}l ' iirff H • ■ ■ ' • 3 H h w H ■ ' . tU«« vo H 9- fjfSi M W- 1 y 1 L i L « • I.. V SNIDER. GLENN. Spanish Club; Science Club; Shut- terbugs. STAMPS, CAROLYN. Sr. Who ' s Who; Beauty Final- ist; Dental Clinic Rcproscniative; Prom Committee; Homecoming Court; Sports Club, Vice-Pres.; Varsity Cheerleader; Pep Club;4-H Club. STANDRIDGE, MIKE. Band; Pep Club; F.F.A. STEWART. JANICE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club; Homecoming Committee; Pep Club; 4-11 Club; F.H.A. STEWART. ROBERT. STRONG, DOLORES. Choir; Ensemble; Pep Club; F.H.A. ; National Honor Society. di Hmmii TOWNSEND, CECIL. 4-H Club; F.F.A. UNDERWOOD, WANDA. Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club; Pep Club; F.H.A. VINING, RAY. Sr. Who ' s Who; M Club; Pep Club; Varsity Football; Wrestling; 4-H Club; F.F.A., Re- porter. WALLS, MAXIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; Choir, Pres.; Ensemble; Home- coming Committee; Student Council; Pep Club; Span- ish Club; Jr. Civitan Club, Pres.; National Honor So- ciety, Pres.; Delegate to National Honor Society Con- vention; All-Coiihty and State Choir; Alabama Math Tournament at Samford. TEW. MICHAEL. Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom Committee; Student Council; M Club; Varsity Football; Choir; Ensemble; Spanish Club, Pres.; Jr. Civitan Club, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Bus Driver; Government Day Repre- sentative. TERRY, DAPHNE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. THOMASON, MICHAEL. Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom Committee; Homecoming Escort; Homecoming Com- mittee; Student Council. Vice-Pres.; Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Jr. Jacket Staff, Business Mgr.; Basketball, Captain; Baseball; Choir, Vice-Pres.; Jr. Civitan, Treas- urer; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Science Club; Shutter- bugs; Top Magazine Salesman; National Honor Soci- ety; Monitor; Government Day; Harding College Freedom Forum; State Citizenship Convention; Col- lege Day Usher; Youth Appreciation Week Award. WILSON, JEAN. Band. Librarian; Choir; All-Slate Band; Auburn Music Institute; Pep Band; Shutter- bugs, Sec, Treasurer, and Program Chairman; Ala- bama Math Tournament at Samford. WILSON, JIMMY. WRIGFfT, PEGGY. Prom Committee; Pep Club; F.Hj .; National Honor Society; Counselors ' Asst.; Office Asst.; College Day Usher. WYATT, LARRY. YFAGER, MARSHA. Beauty Finalist; Pep Club; Homecoming Committee; Choir, Pianist; Ensemble 4-H Club; F.H.A.; All-County Choir. WALLS, STEVE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Choir; Ensemble; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan Club; Science Club, Pres.; Spanish Club Trip to Mexico. WATSON, STEVE. Basketball; Baseball. WELCH, RUSSELL. Basketball Manager; Track; Na- tional Honor Society; Bus Driver. WILLIAMS, CHRISTIE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Pep Club; Student Council; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Jr. Civitan Club. WILLIAMS, WAYNE. Sr. Who ' s Who; Pep Club; 4-H Club; Jr. Civitan Club; National Honor Society. WILSON, GREGG. Annual Staff; M Club; Football; Wrestling; Pep Club; F.F.A.; Monitor. This is not the end, It is not even the beginning of the end, It is rather the end of the beginning. — Winston Churchill Advertisers SSi S: m I 4200 BESSEMER SUPER HIGHWAY Jo l 6 Minutes From Birmingham 4 4 1229 N. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama SPARKLE BRITE CLEANERS 1800 2nd Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama D. A. LUCKIE, Mgr. Large enough to serve you but Small enough to know you. GRAYSON ROSE AUTO TRANS. SERV. 316 North 20th Street Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428 1 17 C. p. 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Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-1 bib oMicc supplies forms A systems STYLIST BEAUTY SHAFER APOTHECARY SALON The Prescription Shop Drive-In COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Phone 425-321 1 1819 4th Avenue North Corner 2nd Ave. 18th St. in Bessemer Bessemer, Alabama P Hospital Beds p Phone 425-9435 Wheel Chairs VJ CONGRATULATIONS Graduates from... TUffdt EXCHANGE, SECURITY bank r BESSEMER OFFICE 330 North 19th Street — Bessemer, Alabama 1 EASTERN VALLEY DRUGS 1300 Eastern Valley Road Bessemer, Alabama CHARLES E. PRICKETT, Owner Pharmacist Telephone 425-5258 Compliments of KING ' S SAMPLE SHOES 1929 2nd Avenue Bessemer, Alabama ri card ' s BESSEMER - ENSLEY s 1931 2nd AVE., N. 320 19th ST. LITTLE WILLIE ' S GROCERY AND GRILL Open 7:00 A.M. - 7:30 P.M. McCalia, Alabama McCLURE TRADING CO. INC. 1914 3rd Avenue Bessemer, Alabama YOUR TROUBLES c ( ' f: T ' VAMISH ih ef POSEY ' S GARAGE AUTO REPAIRS Road Service McCalla, Alabama Phone 428-7895 NATIONWIDE PAINT AND TOOL RENTALS 1831 Carolina Avenue Bessemer, Alabama JIMMY WEEKS, Owner Phone 428-1410 Compliments of SHAW ' S FOOD STORE 1500 4th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama JONES FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. Ductile Iron Castings P.O. Box 828 Bessemer, Alabama TOWN COUNTRY FURNITURE CO. 1319 Bessemer Highway - Phone 781-2661 Compliments of ANDERSON CLEANERS 515 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama SOUTHERN MEMORIAL COMPANY MONUMENTS AND MARKERS Phone 428-5242 C.C. SHELL, Jr. Owner Manager I II 1 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of BESSEMER AUTO PARTS H. P. HARRIS GROCERY WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTOR AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT Corner 7th Avenue 20th Street Bessemer, Alabama Rt. 7 Box 325 ' Phone 425-3221 Bessemer, Alabama Bessemer ' s Most Complete Automotive Machine Shop JIMMIE ' S ONE STOP BRASWELL HOME FURNISHINGS ( Route 2 Box 705 Bessemer, Alabama i Phone 425-2251 1901 1st Avenue JAMES STEPHENS ERLENE STEPHENS Bessemer, Alabama i 1 J. M. LOONEY GROCERY COUNTRY KITCHEN RESTAURANT 1 1 5 Eastern Valley Road ' YOU RING, WE BRING Phone 428-31 11 TOWN CLOCK CAFETERIA 306 North 18th Street Bessemer, Alabama 400 4th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama GOOD COUNTRY COOKING ADAMS GROCERY Biggest Little Store In Morgan Phone 428 785 ICE - GROCERIES - MEATS BLUE SQUARE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Bessemer, Alabama HUBERT GILMORE. Pres. CHARLIE ATKINS, Vicc-Pres ROSSER ' S FARMS DAIRY NOW TUB ONLY LOCALLY OWNLD OPtRATLD DAIRY 1 Located on Bessemer Super Highway Phone 425-8642 1 DONALD ROSSER SAM ROSSER JIMMY ROSSER TAYLOR ROSSER Donna Rosser with licrcow, Rosscr ' s Lomcn Lcc TOMMIE ' S GROCERY Compliments of 800 Eastern Valley Road GUARANTEE SHOE STORE Bessemer, Alabama I JIO 2nd Avenue Phone 426-1 191 Bessemer, Alabama BESSEMER APOTHECARY RANDALL ' S FLOWER SHOP Comer 3rd Avenue and 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama 1004 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-1641 Free Delivery Phone 425-5931 i sS k Fresh Quality Drugs, Reasonably Priced w J. V. DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY INGELS EVINRUDE 2005 2nd Avenue 1 VINRLIDE MOTORS FIRST IN OUTBO Phone 425-48 1 6 Bessemer Located on Super Highway Complete Line of Furniture Phone 425-0506 And Electrical Appliances MELVIN L. INGELS, Owner Magnolia Diamonds Elgin, Bulova, Longincs and Wittnauer Watches J. C. CURRY AND CO LOYLE SEYMOUR JEWELRY CO. Established 1896 Guaranteed Service Bessemer, Alabama 222 North 19th Street Phone 428-3241 Bessemer, Alabama D. M. PAINT TOOL RENTALS 430 4th Avenue North HRNNR Green Sc.il PRINT Phone 428 974 Bessemer, Alabama HANNA PAINTS DAN TUBB, OWNER s. w. MASONRY INCORPORATED 2105 3rd Avenue P.O. Box 206 Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-0361 IIARRILLR. WKBSTER President JOHN E. SWINDAL Vice-President GRAHAM N. WEBSTER Secretary-Treasurer 1201 4th Avenue Phone 425-3246 Bessemer, Alabama GREEN HARDWARE NATION WIDE PAINTS ' Buy One Get One Free Rl. 7. Box 1500 Morgan Road Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-9041 SIMPSON ' S SEED AND FLORAL CO. 1822 - 2nd Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-5514 GUY WHITE See Us For Your Prom Flowers COMPLIMtNTSOF S. H. KRESS COMPANY 1912 2nd Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama •YOUR FRIENDLY FIVE TEN WHAT ' S NEXT? Congratulations on your graduation. You might find a job with a future waiting for you at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. BROOKS HARDWARE 213 North |4tli St. Bessemer, Alabama I. ROSEN STORE 1913 2nd Avenue Bessemer, Alabama CROSSROAD GROCERY McCalla, Alabama Compliments of PENNY ' S Five Points West LEMOX DRUG COMPANY DtPENDABLt PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 428-6251 217 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS BESSEMER TOBACCO CANDY CO. WHOLESALE ONLY 1310 19th Street North in Bessemer 1 MABLE ' S FLOWER SHOP NEW KARTUS KORNER iO City Wide Delivery 1223 4tli Ave. N. Corner 19th Street and 3rd Avenue np Bessemer, Alabama Bessemer, Alabama 425-5536 Phone 428 563 R. W. ' S SPINNING WHEEL WOODLAND LAKE 1530N. 4tli Ave. Private Bessemer, Alabama Fishing - Swimming - Picnic Phone 425-8081 Own Your Own Lx)t i Carry-Out Golden Tip Service Chicken Just Off Highway 5 Sandwiches - Malts - Sundries 10 miles south of Bessemer EASTERN VALLEY PURE PURE Firebird SUPER YOUR SCHOOL SUPPORTER BARGAIN SHOE HOUSE ' Shoes Kor The Rnlirc Family ' BOB INGRAM, Owner 408 4th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama E. L. HUEY FURNITURE COMPANY Fine Furniture for 63 Years 1919 Third Avenue Bessemer, Alabama CENTRAL PARK LANE FLORIST 1857 Bessemer Road Birmingham, Alabama Phone 786-3421 or 833-1725 LORCH ' S DIAMOND SHOP ' Where To Buy 208 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of WEEK ' S ONE STOP SUPERIOR ICE CREAM CO. 1315 Eastern Valley Road Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-8371 2100 North 19th Street E. H. MOORE FEED GRAIN Bessemer, Alabama BESSEMER, ALABAMA CLOVERDALE DRUG COMPANY TOM GLOOR 130 South 9th Street y rlV!W¥ 7 Bessemer, Alabama £ ZTdl A:l•J w Sales and Service JONES MOTOR CO. Bessemer, Alabama 211 North 18th Street SAVE MORE WITH TOM GLOOR Bessemer, Alabama 4th AVENUE CLOTH SHOP 330 North 4th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama EASTERN VALLEY GROCERY 1400 Eastern Valley Road Phone 428-5924 e. OVER 1i YEARS EXUKIENCE SfECIAUZING IN it INSTALLATIONS RCMOOFLINC RCPAIRINC OF BATHROOMS PORCHCS-FOYCRS- B ACK SPLASHES TUB ENCLOSURES A SHOWER DOORS mil tSTIMATfS QUARRY TILE Ooy o, Ni,ht DAL-TILE PRODUCTS 425-8008 1J10 CRIMES CIRCLE VINING TILE CO. [m m DONALD VINING, Owner Alcoa Siding Carports a ALCOA SIDING DEALER Storm Windows Doors In Bessemer BESSEMER ALUMINUM SCREEN DOOR seiner Mh it! 1728 Ninth Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-2367 L. D. HOWARD CENTER STREET SERVICE STATION 101 4th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama DRENNEN MOTOR AUTNOIIIirO SALES ■ SCRVICe WOULDN ' T YOU REALLY RATHLR HAVE A BUICK? 520 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama JACK CURREN ' S SERVICE STATION Citgo 400 Eastern Valley Road Phone 428-3161 CITIES ® SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN ISLE COUNTRY CLUB MAX WILLIAMS MOTORS HOME OF QUALITY USED CARS and TRUCKS 728 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama We Enjoyed Being Your OFFICIAL ANNUAL PMOTOCRAPHLR and Treasure a Fine Relationship With McADORY HIGH SCHOOL BELMONT STUDIO 214 ' iNorth 18th Street Birminghatn, Alabama R. L. ZEIGLER CO., INC. SEASONED TO PLEASE MEATS BESSEMER SELMA - TUSCALOOSA BANK PAWN SHOP Since 1895 WM. P. McCLINTON Phone 425-5 1 34 POST OFFICE BARBER SHOP 1227 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama ' A BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 1924 7th Ave. N. Bessemer Phone 428 173 Compliments of 4th AVE. FRIENDLY FOODS 1 1 25 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama or senvice INDUSTRIAL PIPING SUPPLY CORPORATION ALL TYPES OE PIPING AND PIPINCJ SUPPLIES 20 South Division Street Bessemer, Alabama O.K. TIRE AND BATTERY EPSEY and BLACKI-RBY, Owners 1701 North 19th Street BesscMicr, Alubuma I DISCO STORE 1 We Sell Everything At Discount 401 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama WEST LAKE (XNCO) 830 9th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama NORTH HIGHLANDS T.V. ROBERT E. HALL Owner DONALD C.HALL Service Mgr. I 1918 26th Avenue Hueytown, Alabama Phone 491-7701 FARR ' S CAFETERIA POST HOUSE SNACK BAR ACE ' S CAFE Located at 19tii St. in Bessemer FARR HOUSE CAFE Greenwood COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND NINA ' S MUD HUT Rt. 3 Box 95 Loveless Park Ceramic Supplies Free Instructions Gifts Made To Order Gasscs: Day Wednesday and Thursday Niglit -Monday and Tliursday Phone 428-1 865 DICKEY ' S CABINET SHOP Rt. 8, Box 506 Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-5767 MARENO ' S GROCERY FANCY GROCKRIES AND MEATS A Complete Food Market 2125 South Carolina Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-9094 SERVICE SALES-GREENCRAFT Located In Morgan GREENCRAFT POWER MOWERS SIMPLICITY TRACTORS MOTORS AND MOTOR PARTS Phone 428-1546 BESSEMER TRIM SHOP FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS 1804 6th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-8242 or 425 961 VAUDINE HARBARGER ' S BEAUTY SHOP Eastern Valley Road Compliments of LITTLETON ' S DIXIE STORE AND CHEROKEE BEACH 1d ' I I 1 i i jr ■ u 1