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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

' - t.: ,. ' -.ff ' -..j ._ • ' tfr i k ' L ' •fA Li Vi . - Xi ' - « i A ; - ' v ... • .V : ' ! fe ••• ■  . - ' -si ' K • s i  .. t y. .. m ii -wm . -w ' -dk tak 1969 Yellow Jacket McAdory High School McCalla, Alabama Volume XLIV Table of Contents Introduction Faculty Classes Features Athletics Organizations 9enior Directory Advertisements { Are Our Youths Really Oufcas+s? irfjrjiii aa. M.jg 9ome Say We Don ' t Try Hard Enough. Is There a Lack of Determination? Do We Ever Do Anything Worthwhile? % Do We Care About Anything? Do We Have a Heritage? The McAdory Annual Staff wishes to carry on the tradition of dedicating the new annual to a person or persons who work for the betterment of our school. People who give freely of their time and who work to uphold the high standards they have set for themselves. These people can be cited as fine examples of citizenship and good sportsmanship. We therefore wish to continue this time honored custom by dedicating the 1969 Yellow Jacket to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sewell. 10 Faculty A 8alu+e to Mr. Ward for a Job Well Done Although this is Mr. Ward ' s first year at McAdory we have come to know and respect him. He is always eager and willing to help in any way. He is working to improve McAdory and to make each of our activities something to be proud of now and in the future. We are indeed fortunate to have such a man as our new princi pal. The Light That ,.-- .!V ' « ' Guides . . . M.H.9. Faculty A. MILDRED McGREVV - Home Economics B. NORMAN SHOOK - Art C. SUSAN MINYARD - EngUsh D. MARY LIDDLE - Math E. RAY BELLE W - EngUsh 13 The Basis of Education . . . A. ADDIE WILLIAMS - Biology B. STAN WATSON - Agriculture C. JEAN FOLSOM - Chemistry D. FRANCES BUCK - English E. PAUL DUNLAP - English 14 Our Faculty A. JOLENE HAMMICK - Physical Ed. B. ANNETTE BREWER - Physical Ed. C. HENRIETTA FALKNER - Regisuar D. MARGERITE BRIGGS - English 15 New Faculty Members Enrich M.H.8. A. HERBERT PUGH - History B. CARL DUNN - Bask. Coach C. JERRY GREGG - Physical Ed, D. JAMES JOBE - Head Coach E. WAYNE SEWELL - Math D 16 c. Teachers Introduce New Challenges A. CHRISTIE KINNAIRD - Math B. BERTHA RUSSELL - Typing C. SAMMYE DUNN - History D. CHARLOTTE HAMILTON - Counselor E. JACKIE AMMONS - Science. A. B. Teachers Organize Facts Info Meaningful Relationships A. LARRY BAKER - Government B. JULIA KILLOUGH - Social Studies C. PATRICIA BRASHER - Spanish D. MAXINE FULLER - Office Occ. D. 18 Geniors Senior EVELYN McNEFF and GEORGE LOVELADY OLIVIA WHEELER and BILL VIETCH 20 DONNA GREEN and JOE KENDERICK Favorites MARILYN COOPER and TOMMY BUSBY 21 G9 Who ' s Who Cufesf JUDY SWEARINGIN LARRY SHEPHARD Best Personalify JOANNE GILMORE LYNN BASWELL A 9winging Group 22 I K ' 1 1 B } f J H 1 Hr l Best All Round B 1 MELYNDA REEVES 1 1 ki l BILL VIETCH One With Gef-Up And 23 ■UN- X. «li Mosf Qchool Spirit JANET HARDIN BILL LEE Mosf Beautiful and Handsome OLIVIA WHEELER BARRY GENTRY 24 Best Dancers Biggesf Flirt DEBBIE STANDRIGE DALE SEALS Most Digriified 25 Qweefesf VICKIE WATSON JOSH VINNING Best Dressed DtBRA DUNN SAMMY OUSLEY ■ xm 1 f Mosi Infellecfual Mosf Friendly BEVERLY BRYANT CAROL ROBERTSC-)N JOE KENDRICK TAYLOR ROSSER 26 Best Qpeaker MAKYl.YN COOPLR Most Fun ZORA GABLE DON N IE BROWN 27 Mosi Likely To Succeed UhCKY SMITHLRMAN JIMMY TIBBS Most Co-operafive MARIE DUNCAN GEORGE LOVE LADY 28 Mosi Sincere PORTIA GRIMES l.ARRY STRONG Most Talenfed PEGGY TOMMIE ALTON BURCHRELD Besf Mannered BRENDA Mcdonald RICK GARDNER + o 29 MELYNDA REAVES Pizitz ' s Teen Board; Citizenship Tour. JACK McDOUGAL National Honor Socie- ty Cup; Youth Appre- ciation Week Award. A Few of the Honors That 9eniors Achieve 30 WKSLEY SCOTT Boy ' s State Harding College Award JOANNE GILMORE D.A.R. Good Citizen REBECCA SMITHERMAN Youth Legislature Delegate, Know Your News Panelist 31 BEBE BARKSDALE Optimist Award BRENDA McDonald McCalls, Magazine Representative 32 MARILYN COOPER Betty Crocker llomemaker Award JUDY SVVEARENGIN Youth Legislature Delegate 33 MARIE DUNCAN and BARRY GENTRY Know Your News Panelist JERRI BRASWELL Youth Legislature Delegate 34 1 DONNA ROSSER PAT MEADOWS DEBBY NULLER Auburn Music Award BETH WILSON Deb Board Representative 35 Memories Which Will 36 Never Be Forgotten . . . Go Qeniors!  « 37 9eniors Prepare to SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President. Bill Vietcli; Vice-Pres. , Joe Kendrick; Cotr. Sec. , Melynda Reaves; Recording Sec. , Paula Lowe; and Treasurer, Annie Ruth Smith Janics Barnest Adams Phillip Wayne Arnold James Vv ' illiam Aoernathy Richard John Atkinson 38 mm mma mtm m Become the New Leaders Gingex Le«; BaificliJ Lynn Cordon Baswell Bebe Dailene Barksdalc Phillip Murry Beavers Barbara Linda Barnes Cecilia Llaine Bedford 39 The 9eniors Receive 40 Their Class Rings Charles Bittle Donald Stephen Brown Beverly Jo Bryant Kathy Diane Bullock Larry Wayne Bunn Alton La von Burchfield Tommy Burns Busby Edwin Raymond Calame Sharon Joyce Carman Sandra Faye Carroll Gerald Lee Carter Janice Laraine Cliapman Percy William Claments 41 Seniors Enjoy Their 42 I I Final Year a+ M.H.8. William Lee Coleman Aaron Talmadge Cone Laiia Jean Cooley Marilyn Sue Cooper Linda Fay Crim Janice Maiie Crumpton Sandra Kay Crumpton Jerry Walter Cummins Marie Elaine Duncan Deborah Theresa Dunn Sandra Kaye Elam Susan Denise Flowers Mary Jane Flynn Robin William Fowler Nora Gable Essman 43 Seniors Learn to Com Zora Rence Gable Donald Kicharil Gardner Bany Lloyd Gentry Joanne Gilmore David James Grant Donna Shetwynn Green Donna Kay Grimes Portia R enee Grimes Johnny Robert Gwin Janet Lynn Hardin William Andrew Harris Peggy Laura Henderson Michael Clark Henmann bine Work and Play 45 Tcxry LcWayiic 1 lines Liiida Cayle llolcomb Janice Kaihuyn Hopkins Samuel Thomas Howard Melinda Ingram Rebecca Elizabeth Johnson Joe Lofton Kendrick Linda Jean King Sharon Marie Lacey Peggy Lou Lambert Judy Mae Latham Teresia Elaine Lawrence William Maurice Lee Seniors — Imporfani 46 People of Today 47 Weeks Pass Quickly I Fred llucy Lindley George Daiiial Lovelady Paula Faye Lowe Mary Jane Lowery Martlia Diane Malian Patrick O ' Neal May Brenda Louise McDonald Jack Wesley McDougal Cecile Edwina McGuffie Margie Delores McKleioy Evelyn Ann McNeff Glenn Thomas Mezzell Charles Raymond Moore Samuel Duey Ousley Deborah Sue Parker 48 I I for Seniors of 1 969 49 Seniors Hold Fond Linda Dianne Parker Claire Marie Payne Evelyne Mane Pauick Billy KUlford Phillips Beverly Ann Payne Juanita LaFay Puiman 60 Memories of M.H.8. Martha Jo Quarles Stephen Laman Reaves Seniors look forward to lunch as a time to discuss interesting happenings of the day. 51 9eniors 9tudy to Improv Good grades are important to college-bound seniors such as Barry Gentry. 52 Their Grade Averages Judy Maiie Ridlespuige Wanda Joyce Riley Ina Bobetie Roberson Carol Jean Robertson Taylor Jones Rosser Wesley Davis Scott Horace Dale Seales Charles Lawrence Shepherd Ruth Mooney Shirley Joseph Edward Shoults Annie Ruth Smith 53 Seniors Elect Class Officers Brenda Faye Smith Kenneth James Smith Michael Gary Smith Rosanna Chole Smith Rebecca Ann Smitherman Joseph Stephen Stamps 54 Favorifes, and Who ' s Who Deborah Lynn Standridge I Patricia Carol Stewart Larry Neal Strong Judy Ann Swearingin Frieda Darlene Tibbs James Burke Tibbs 55 Peggy June Tomnue Melissa J. Townscnd William Glenn Veitcii Elbert Josh Vining Jo Lynn Walker Debbie Jenkins Watson Jerry Mack Watson Paula Russell Watson Vickie Watson Patricia Ann Weed Olivia Anne Wheeler 56 Forward to Final Exams?? - L Here, put this in your sack. They ' ll find it in mine! 57 Samuel Perry Williamson Urcniia Sue Wilson Harold Douglas Wright Seniors usually have different ideas to discuss together. Seniors enjoy their last pep rally as students of Ml IS. 68 Juniors 59 Pretty Pat Hull gets help from tlioughtful Jimmy Tibbs Juniors Awaif Their Charles Allen Ronnie Arledge Dayle Armstrong Gayle Armstrong Bill Bailey Emily Bailey Kenneth Barnes Debra Bearden Elizabeth Booth Paul Bowen Donald Brantley Jerry Braswell 60 Sandra Brooke Nina Brown Jackie Bunn Glcnda Burkett Mike Cain Donna Caldwell Big Year at MH9 SOFT Jane Cash Donnie Carter Gary Carter Keith Castle Chris Champion Robert Clark 61 Anita Coe Tommy Cole Bonnie Cox Cindy Curren Juniors Advance Juniors are interested in American History Tommy Dailey Joyce Davis Brenda Daw Diane Echols Jorge Ertwine Steve Findley Annie Mae Fleming David Foote 62 Debbie Fowler Cathy Green Nancy Green Robert Green Bill Hassell Gary Hastings Steve Hastings Larry Higginbotham Mike Higginbotham Nelmhlane Hines Lovana Hogue Sandra Holder People on fhe Way Up Mike, Gary, and Judy talk over the plans of Homecoming 63 Louis Hubban Pat Hull Diani- Ingram Ronnie Jinright Allan Kendrick Ann Killian Jerry Jolinson Pam Johnson John JoUcy Larry Jones Mark Kendrick Dean Kimbrell Juniors 9how Greaf i Glenda Burkett enjoys the fall weather M I Michael Knox Bob Knox Brenda Lambert Jackie Langford Wendell Largin Buddy Latham Odell Lawrence Cecil Lee k. 9pirit af Pep Rallies Dianne Lenior Ronnie Light foot Jerry Lightsey Cathy Littles 65 Juniors Think About ACT Test Ronnie Maddox Greg Marcus Robert Mahan Ronnie Marlow Juniors practice hard for big game Dwiglit Martin Michael Massey Steve Massey Marty May Beverly McBride Una McCullers Dennis McDaniel Vickie McDougal 66 Loretia McGuffie Donnie McRee Pat McRee Deborah Miller Gary Miller John Miller Rebecca Morris Steve Morrison Gary has a new interest in math Juniors Order Their Qenior Rings fe jn? Sandra Nicholas Donald Norris Dick Phillips Donnie Pilkington 67 Homecoming Was an Exciting Allen Pitts Diane Pitts Curtis Porter Charlotte Powel Patrick Raffaniello Deborah Ray Bennie Reynolds Bill Reynolds Leon Rice Dale Riley Diane Rosser Donna Rosser Glenda and Gary enjoy playing records to pass time 68 Event for the Juniors Terri Rosser Jeanne Roy Judy Sellers Steve Sharbutt Debra Shew Thomas Shinholster Johnny Short Donald Shotts Betty Sims Pam Smith Suzanne Smith Elizabeth Stephenson Juniors have fun at the Homecoming Dance 69 Juniors Prepare +o Become NOT SHOWN Susan Bell Ronnie Brasher Gayle Brown Darrell Carlton Ranee Carroll Bobby Cummins Glen Harris Lula Hubbard Johanthan Lemsky Charles Martin Jerry Robertson James Robillard Randy Spencer Jackie Taylor Roger Whatley Juniors - Surprised and Smiling People 70 the 9eniors of Tomorrow HI Geneva Stephenson Regina Stewart Cathy Watkins Yolanda Walker Grace Thornton Russell Weaver Kerry Webster Brenda Tubbs Christy Wheeler GaryWilliford Sherry Vines David Windsor Louise Wright HI Juniors find time for many things between classes. 71 Junior Class Officers President - I Mike Higginboiharr Vice President - Emily Bailey Treasurer - Jane Cash Secretary - Glenda Burkett Junior Favorites Steve Hastings Anita Coe Jerry Johnson Pat Hull Ronnie Brasher Glenda Burkett Dennis McDaniel Charlotte Powell Gary Williford Regina Stewart 72 Sophomores 73 Danny Agan Darryl Aldrich. Thcreas Aldrich Barry Allan Deborah Ammons Billy Arnold Tommy Arnold Merita Avery Debbie Ballard Wanda Barnes ' ■ ' .ary Jo Barron Bonnie Beane Larry Beck Donald Bigbee Janice Bedford B W ?- M: 1 Ricky Brasfield Ricky Bratcon Rhonda Boothe Alta Bunn Beth Caine Colinne Calame Susie Campbell Deborah Carroll Ricky Carter Mike Champion 9ophomores Enjoy Calvin Bittle Charlotte Brackner 74 mmmt Richard Chapman Claudia Clarke Linda Crumpton Barbara Davidson Butch Davis f , John Davis Mike Davis Pete Davis Gary Duncan Debbie Echols i k Ronald Eddings Roberts Ertwine Carole Fleming Linda Fowler Cherry Gardner i. Their 9pare Time t Dwight Gentry Dennis Goodwin . m p.f « i J V ;r ■ (SB ir Ray Green Curtis Grimes Terry Grimes Kenneth Grizzelle Terry Guy Ricky Hamrick Chuck Hamrick Rodney Handley Royce Handley Myles Harris 75 9ophomores Puf Their Ability Ricky Harris Gay Harrison Ricky Hart Susan Haskell Pat Hatchet Calvin Havens Susie Hayes Judy Haynes Charles Heifner Kenneth Holcomb Herbert Holcomb Billy Home Carol Howard Sandra Howard Janie Hughes Sherry Hull Cathy Ingram Beverly Johnson Patricia Kendrick Ronald Kimbrell Pat King Nan Kornegay Kathy Knox David Katham Rachael Latham Roy Lee Ledford ♦ 76 —J and Imaglnaflon fo Work Penny Listen Susan Lyles Shclia Martin Rhonda May Dawn Maynard Terry McClanahan Regi McClinton Bo McDonald Pat Meadows Robert Medders Billy Miller Debbie Miller Ronnie Parsons Randy Pate Dale Patterson Susan Patton Sammy Moore Steve Moore Debra Morgan Bobbie Morris Terry Murphy Samuel Nicholas Janet Nichols Sandra Nicholson Donald Parker Claire Parsons 77 Wade Pauley Charles Payne Steve Perryman Robert Pierioi) Dennis Porter Larry Postell Tommy Postell David Riddlespurge Jaenine Roberts Qchool Is Nof All Work Rickey Robillard John Rosser Mari Rosser Randy Roy Mary Ellen Russell Wayne Russell Kathy Samford Brenda Scales Jimmy Segars 7B Terry Sellers John Shcrron Charles Shotts Jimmy Simpson Kenneth Smith Ted Smith Theresa Smitherman Becky Snider Dexter Stacey for the Qophomores Larry Stacey David Strong James Strong Danoan Swindle Kenny Thomas Ricky Thomason Rita Ann Townsend Butch Turner Gwen Veitch 79 Laughter Is Part of 9ophomore Life Beth Wilson Rocky Winslett Rick Wood Robyn Wood Sammy Vining Cynthia Waddell Micky Walker Blanche Weed Jesse Welch Terri Welch Larry Wheeler Becky Wilcox David Williamson Bill Williamson 80 . Freshmen 81 Freshmen Experience New Branda Abernathy Deborah Acker Donna Adams 0fv Debbie Albright Rager Allen Brenda Allred Ginger Armstrong Brenda Beane Jimmy Black Kenny Brestler Kathy Cain Dianne Caldwell Fred Caldwell Christie Campbell Lynn Canterbury Wanda Cargile Wayne Carroll Roy Chapman Brenda Coe Bobby Coleman Mike Cooper Donna Cornett Jackie Cottingham Mary Cowley Rita Crane B2 and Exciting Ideas II M Pam Curren John Dailey Earnest Davis David Evans Debbie Earley James Fowler Patty Fowlkes David Franklin Debra Gables Benny Gamble Joyce Gilliland Lea Gilmore Dana Goode Regina Harris Danny Headley Carol Hester DeVVayne Hogue Wanda Hogue Janice Hughes Pauline Hutto Debbie Johnson Linda Jordan Terry Ledbetter Vicki Lemond Barbara Mahan Jinny Manning Brenda Martin Robert Mason Gary Miller Lynn Moore 83 Freshmen Conquer Algebra fWf Susan Moore Linda Pendley Ruth Pitts Linda Price Danita Reaves Sherry Riley Marisa Robershaw Cathy Rohrbach Rhonda Rosser Helen Russell Walter Russi 11 Robby Ryan Margie Sampley Nancy Savage Pete Sims Douglas Smith Allen Springer Dcbra Stewart Bobby St. John Jimmy Swindle James Swinney David Tate Glen Thomason Anita Tyler Gary Tyler Glcnda Waldrop Jack Walls Frank Welch Roy Weed Michael Wheeler Jr . High 85 Eighth Graders Learn Mary Allen Michael Ammons Candi Bailey Johnny Barfield Thelma Bell Andy Brackner Bill Braswell Larry Bratton Nancy Brook Raunda Burchfield Kathy Burnett Randall Burdett Gloria Bush Barry Caffee Jackie Caldwell Mike Carlton Lynn Carr Michael Carroll Donald Colburn Karen Colburn Vickie Cox Michael Crane Carol Crim Danny Crumpton Thelma Dodson Bill Earley Henhel Florence Myra Florence Robert Fowler Wayne Fowler 86 1 About Mafh and History f f f f Sidney Franklin LaNaye Gamble Tommy Gamble Ginnie Gray Jane Green Beverly Guy Dale Harrison Rodger Hamaker Charles Hammitt Johnny Hammitt Marcia Hammitt Fred Lee Hardin Sandra Hardmann Kenneth Hester Tweena Hines Harold Horton David Howton Donna Howton Allan Hughes James Humphries Mike Hutto Debra Hyche Judy Hyde Sandy Ingram Susan Jenkins Jimmy Johnson Jeff Johnston Rodger Johnston Terry Kendrick Garland Keith 87 Eighfh Graders Enjoy 9ock Hops Danny Kimbrell Bernice Kizziah Sterling Largin Rlionda Lindsey Linda Littles Cassie Lord Billy Mahan Judy Martin Robin Martin Sue Martin Randy Mason Philip McRee Wanda McCombs Carlene Medders Steven Miller Marye Moore Ann Mortis Johnny Morris Randy Murphy Jo Beth Norris Mike Norris Ricky Pate Barry Porter Shelia Reynolds Shirley Reynolds James Roberts Jane Rosser Kenneth Scurlock Gary Shotts Bruce Shrader Susan Sierra Preston Sims Kenny Spencer Linda Staggs Phillip Thompson 88 Larry Tubb Kirtis Tyler Mary Vaught Ann Weaver Ann Wheeler John White NOT SHOWN Gary Arnold Alice Brackner Marty Grizzelle Dale Harrison Christine Hubbard Debra Kralovic Mike Mahan Lee Stanley Jackie Vining 7th Grade Adjusts to Jr. High Clay Abemathy Michael AUbright Beverly Allred Jeffrey Ammons Dennis Armstrong Sarah Bailey Randy Ballard Sylvia Barnette Anita Bearden Kenny Bearden Thomas Beck Donna Bedford Patricia Best Kenneth Bratton Madelyn Bryant Thomas Burdett Bill Burnette David Cargile Theresa Burridge A lease Caffee Brenda Cargile Claude Clark Donna Clark Randy Clark Brad Coker © C ' © A N - 89 Qeven+h Graders Con Kenneth Cole Morris Cooper Gail Cowley Terry Dickey Christa Dickinson Terry Earley Gary Edwards Lynn Fleming Mark Foote Mark Fowler Clayton Fowlkes Mitizi Gables Pamela Garrett David Gentry Julie Gilmore Sandra Glass Ronnie Grant Deborah Gunther Cindy Harbarger Ruby Hastings Wennett Havens Becky Higginbotham Kenny Hines Lisa Howton 90 tinue General Gtudies tk iV f - Im 3 Johnny Hubbard Robert Hubbard Bruce Huff Jerry Hutto Kay Johnson Brenda Kelley Don Kimbrell Kathy Kimbrell Debra Lemonds John Littles Mike Linles Lisa Lowery Vickie Lyles Faye Mahan Connie McWaters Richard Mebius Bob Miller Bobby Miller Brenda Milstead Alan Moore Bill Moore Keith McDougal Bobby McDougal Charles McWaters 91 Seventh Graders Become a Part of MH8 Randy McWalers Jan Oglesby Mike Ferryman Diane Richardson Vickie Rigby Rodney Riley Mike Roubidoux Lee Ann Russell Gary Sampley Cynthia Savage Marie Scott Barbara Sellers Abbie Shackleford Sherri Simpson David Smith Janie Smith Joel Smith Kenneth Snider Alice Springer Anethia Stevenson Rhonda Stewart Dale Stringfellow Donna Summerlin Diane Summerlin Beth Tomason Kelley Thompson Kathy Warren Rodger Washington Denise Wood 92 Features mjj T W L ' jk- ' t: ■ rt t ■ L ' -ii ' ' ' ' it .) - - i j ♦ Miss MH9 1969 Miss Melynda Reeves This sparkling girl is a perfect example of the beauty at MHS. She combines a pretty face with a glow- ing personality to meet the achievements of an outstanding student. President of the Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer of the Student Council. Secretary of National Honor Society and Pizitz Teen Board Rep- resentative are just a few of her many duties. As well as being beautiful she is talented also. She is a member of the MHS Major- ette Squad. 95 1 st Alternate Miss Ginger Barfield 2nd Alternate Miss Deborah Dunn SENIOR 96 3rd Alternate Mis9 Tawana Baswell JUNIOR 4th Alternate Miss Glenda Burkett 97 1969 Miss Congeniality Miss Qandra Elam 98 Miss Junior High MH9 Miss Dana Goode A young beauty to be admired and re- spected is Miss Dana Goode. the 1969 Junior High Beauty Queen. Admired because she possesses a youthful freshness. Respected because she is an active member of the freshman class. Through her glowing {per- sonality she has won the esteem of many friends. - flt§ r m t M iS 99 A Real Beauty Cynthia gets ready to make presentation. ; 100 All of These Beauties Made the Judges ' Decision Harder 101 1 9G9 Dental Clinic Candidate Miss Deborah Dunn 102 Debbie and Susanne thank Gary for a much wanted Victory. The sound of the Esquires turned em on. Cynthia, Diane, Rtionda, and Cathy waited nervously for the big moment. Homecoming, a Day of Work and Fun for Everybody We would like to give our thanks to those few who spent so many hours decorating to create a suitable atmosphere for the 68-69 Homecoming dance . 103 Halftime Brought Tears of Joy and . 104 . . . Momen+s +o Remember 105 Seniors approach the big moment. Roll Jackets ' Sports Club members prepare refreshments for the Homecoming dance. Tenseness Filled the Nighf for Many 106 I P V H 1 i H f i Our Lovely Queen and Her Court 107 The happiness of the leadout and the excitement of a Victory were all part of the 1968-1969 Homecoming at MHS. Miss Donna Green was chosen Queen at half lime. To the ecstasy of these events the court was chosen as follows; Junior - Itegina Stewart, Sophomore - Susan Lyles, and Freshman - Debbie Stewart. A combination of beauty and person- ality makes Regina Stewart a lii ely alter- nate to the Queen ' s court. Although she represents the Junior Class, her friends are not limited to this handful. She is well liked by the entire student body. 108 Susan Lyles probably spends a great deal of her time conversing with friends on the phone. This is not uncommon, for her exuberant friend- liness is known to many at MHS. Susan is a cheerleader t his year, and one who shows an unusual amount of vitality. Debbie Stewert is our pretty and popular alternate from the Freshman Class. She is also a Color Guard for the MHS marching band. 109 Bessemer Cut-off Reporter Miss Judy Qwearengin Bessemer 9un Reporter Miss Debbie Parker no Athletics Jr. High Cheerleaders Boost Qpirit Under the leadership of the head and co-head cheerleaders, Cathy Rohrbach and Rlionda Rosser, the Jr. High Cheerleaders have done an outstanding job in boost- ing the Jr. High spirit. Head: CATHY ROHRBACH Co-Head: RHONDA ROSSER Brenda Coe, Susan Moore, Rhonda Rosser, Debra Gables, Cathy Rohrbach 4 i tMf 1 The MHS cheerleaders have done a great job in boosting the school spirit this year. Their outstanding leadership and en- thusiasm came through in every cheer, song, and skit. Each girl gave much of her time and effort in supporting our team. Their hard work was rewarded by the number one rating they received at the Ole Miss Summer Cheer- leader Clinic. We are very proud of this and know they are too. 113 Skill and Wifs; Bofh Parf of Being a MH8 Cheerleader c- SHERRY HULL - Sophomore 114 Boosting Qpirit With Enthusiasm bUsAN L ' lLhs - soprioinore JEANINE ROBERTS - Sophomore 115 68-69 Homecoming Candidates As usual our outstanding cheerleaders added to the beauty of our Homecoming court. 116 Flying High Four Lovely 9rs. Co-head, DONNA oREEN Head. DEBORAH DUNN SANDRA ELAM DONNA GREEN and DEBORAH DUNN 17 Jacket Ability Sparicled Under New Leadership The 1968 Yellow Jacket Football Team made a magnificent comeback from the 67 team. It seems that luck was just not with us during the 1st 2 games but the Jackets went down fighting hard. But the Jackets didn ' t give up. With a rekindled spirit and a desire to win the Jackets went on to win some very important games. The members of the student body as well as our team are very proud of our coaches who have worked very hard with the boys to produce a winning team. Each boy knows that it takes much hard work and desire to produce a winning team. We are very proud of our football team because of their exhilarating effort and the good sportsmanship they displayed. Intense concern for the game is but one of the many reasons why the Jackets had one of their better seasons. 118 Win or Lose, We Play Our Besf Coach Jobe gives instructions for next play. Ready to go again; First and Ten. 19 The 1 968 McAdory y- ■ ■ • , ' ' ,i ; - ' :• jr ' - ;. • ■ rf. 410 - : «7 r -t W-- BOTTOM ROW: Charles Heifner, Rickey Gardner. Steve Perryman. Ted Smith. Terry Guy. Charles Shotts. Ronald Kimbrell. Billy Miller, Jimmy Simpson. CENTER ROW: Randy Pate. Gary Williford. Lynn Baswell ' . Donnie Pilkington. Wesley Scott. David Foote. John Davis. Steve Payne, Darryl Aldrich. Terry Sellers. TOP | 120 ooiball 9quad ROW: Bill Bailey, Jake Bunn. tVight Gentry. Sammy Moore, Allan Kendrick. Larry Shepard. Barry Gentry, B. B. Woods. Dale Scales, Pete Davis. 121 Coach Jobe, our new head coach, seems to have brought us luck from his hometown Corinth, Mississippi. He led the Jackets through a great season. He was an outstanding ath- lete at Corinth High School . He par- ticipated in such sports as baseball, basketball, and football. Coach Jobe was especially outstanding in football. He was awarded a scholarship from Southern State College in Magnolia, Arkansas. Coaches look on with intense apprehension. Coach Gregg, one of our most valued coaches, is now coaching at his old Alma Mater. Vhile he at- tended McAdory, he participated in football, basketball, and uack. He is a former resident of McCalla, Ala- bama. 122 Coach adds protection. McADORY 3 OAK GROVE 13 Oak Grove really let us down this year. The Jackets played an excellent first quarter, both offensively and defensively. During the second half, the Tigers started throwing the ball from a shotgun position. Oir defensive backfield just didn ' t have experience enough to cope with all those flying balls. Manager assists player. Clialk up anotlier T.D, McADORY FAIRFIELD 39 Well we can always depend on Fairfield to come through. Fairfi eld was really up for this one. They had been preparing since last year ' s game. We played valiantly, but Fairfield ' s quantity was too much for our quality. The game was closer than the score indicates. Spirit after victory. 123 McADORY 7 SPARKMAN 6 The team played an excellent defensive game, holding the Sparkman Tigers to a near standstill. Our first victory of the season really boosted the spirit of both the team and the entire student body. Gentry reacts quickly to cover fumble. Team cheers victory on. David Foote catching pass for much needed yardage. Foote plunges for fiist down. 124 David , please stay on the field Mc A DORY 6 LEEDS 20 When David Foote ran that first kickoff back for a touchdown, we thought we had it all wrapped up. But Leeds had other ideas. Luck was on their side as they cashed in on several of the costly Jacket mistakes. Pete Davis after hard earned victory. 125 Linemen McADORY 21 DORA 7 A victory at Homecoming is what every school wants. The Jackets proved they wanted it by a smashing victory over the Bulldogs. They played their finest game of the season that night. Dwight Gentry proved he could fill the quarter-back slot as well as anyone. 126 Coaches look over team during practice. Backfield 1 McADORY 14 WEST JEFFERSON 7 After the team finally found the school. West Jefferson was sorry we did. Although they played a good game , they could not hold up under the terrific pounding of the Jackets. McAdory eagerly looked forward to next week. No Stupid I Run this way I ' 127 McADORY 28 CORNER 13 The Jackets made it three-in-a-row with this one. Both teams played a great game with most of the offensive action taking place in the first half. One of the outstanding players was David Foote. For his great performance, he was awarded the Player of the Week award. Coach Dunn observes the team. w i? . Ends 128 McADORY O CORDOVA 20 ' Twas a sad night for the Yellow Jackeu in their last regular game of the season. The Jackets played a tough first half, but due to some costly mistakes, allowed two Cordova touchdowns. In the second half, even the elements turned against us. We had to fight the rain and sleet as well as the oppos- ing team. ' 1 oot (.yis iiicmy ball-carrier McADORY MINOR The Jackets went into this game in a fast and furious way. Hitting hard and fast they quickly proved to Minor that this game was not going to be a pushover. Minor won; but they really had to work for it. Keterees managed to get into the center of things. The students of McAdory are very proud of our football players. We thank you for the hard work and sportsmanship that you demonstrated throughout the year. 129 McAdory B Team VJ ' - BOTTOM ROW: Charles Shotts. Steve Perryman, Ronald Kimbrell. Terry Guy, Billy Miller, Ted Smith. CENTER ROW: Jimmy Simpson, Steve Payne, Charles Heifner, Darryl Aldrich. Terry Sellers, Rodney Riley. TOP ROW: Sammy Moore, Randy Pate, Bill Bailey, Mike Wheeler, Pete Sims, Harvey Bachman. 130 9enior9 Wenf. Wenf, Got em, Gof em Uh. Uh! Qeniors 21 — Juniors 6 131 The Marching Band With the Qymphonic Qound 5 . V 4H McADORY HIGH MARCHING BAND Good Performances 9how United Effort of All! 132 I The McAdory High School Band, under the excellent guidance and direction of Mr. Robert Ziegler, has an excellent reputation for good performances and halfiinie shows. They do a tremendous job of entertaining at pep rallies, concerts, parades, and football games. We are very proud of our entertaining and versatile band. Director, ROBERT ZIEGLER BAND OFFICERS TOP ROW: Debby Miller - Librarian; Ronnie Maddox - Vice-President; Mark Kendrick - President; Dennis Porter - Band Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Rosser - Librarian; Brenda McDonald - Librarian; Debbie Parker - Treasurer; Judy Swearengin - Historian; Melynda Reaves - Secretary. 133 Flashing Batons Head MH8 Band DRUM MAJOR The band is under the field di- rection of Pat Meadows, our Drum Major. Pat has attended i uni Major camp in Birmingham. Me has been a band member for five years. MELYNDA REAVES Senior JUDV SVv ' EARENGIN Senior 134 BRENDA Mcdonald Senior w DONNA ROSSER Junior McAi ' UKi I1H.TI1 .- i.in. L ' L MAJORETTES These six lovely girls comprise the McAdory High School Majorettes Corps. Under the direction of head majorette Debbie Parker and co-head Melynda Reaves, they add much color and excitement to half time shows with their march and dance routines. Each year the girls are chosen by their twirling ability, and many other qualities. We are proud of our graceful major- ettes. Head: Senior, DEBBIE PARKER CLAlKt I ' AtOONi Sophomore The McAdory High Color Guard, head- ed by Beth Wilson and Lea Gilmore, carry the flags of the United States of America, the state of Alabama, the Confederacy, and the high school. During the summer the girls attended a Color Guard Camp at Jacksonville State University. BETH WILSON Head LEA GILMOI Co- He ad DANITA REAVES DANA GOODE CHRISIE CAMPBELL DEBRA STEWART labMfi Debra Stewart, Dana Goode, Chrisie Campbell. Danita Reaves, Lea Gilmore, Beth Wilson Col or Guards Complete Quccessful Year 137 The Sound of Music Seniors Will be Missed! 138 Hflk Jlk The McAdory High School Marching Band was outstand- ing in the excellent performances performed during half- time. Honors that our marching band received were play- ing for the Dental Clinic pep rally and performing during half-time at the Dental Clinic game. All in all we are very proud of our band. Outstanding members of our band that received all-state honors were Dennis Porter, Pat Meadows, Debbie Miller, and Donna Rosser. Members of the band that made Sr. High All County were Debbie Miller. Ronnie Maddox, and Mark Kendrick. Members of the band that made Jr. High All County were- Terry Murphy, Dennis Porter, Mark Rosser, and Beth Wilson. Members that attended the two week classes at A.M.I, were Pat Meadows, Donna Rosser, and Debbie Miller. This clearly demonstrates that we have many outstand- ing members in our band . 139 Basketball . the Fastest Gport Around Coach Carl Dunn demonstrated his unyielding ability to coach a basketball team again this year. Under his leader- ship, the team continued to surprise the alumni as well as tiie oppwsirig team. 140 Left to Right: Donald Brantley. Allen Kendrick, Barry Gentry, George Lovelady, Donald Woods, Sammy Ousley, Bill Vietch. Wesley Scon, Jerry Lightsey, Coach Carl Dunn, Ronnie Brasher. 6 ' 1 Senior, George Love- lady, played a tough For- ward this season. Shooting and rebounding like a pro, he ' s one of the best. 5 ' 11 Senior, B. B. Woods, proved to be a great re- bounder and a deadly shooter at Center. 141 WESLEY SCOTT, 5 ' 9 Senior, plays both Forward and Guard and lias developed into an excellent shooter after three years of Varsity Basket - baU. Basketball . . . Fast and Compefi+ive 6 ' 1 Senior BARKY GENTRY handled his Forward position well during the entire season. 142 Basketball . . . A Caplivafing gpori . VEITCH, 5 ' 11 Forward, ilayed hustle and deterniina- throughout his Senior year. SAMMY OUSLEY, 5 11 Senior Guard, proved to be an expert shooter as well as a deft ball carrier. 143 Basketball . . . 19G8-69 Throughout the entire season, each boy worked as liard as he could to improve himself. Not only did he want to help the team in their effort to win, but also he wanted to represent his school in the best way he knew how. The loss of liie seniors of last year did not hurt the team as much as one might think. The driving ability of Allan Kendrick, the ball-handling of Ronnie Brasher, the rebounding of B. B. Woods, and the scoring of Sammy Ousley and George Lovelady more than overcame this loss. JERRY LIGHTSEY. a 5 ' 10 Junior Forward, proved to be a real Ilireat to the opposing team and a tremendous asset to us. 144 II ALLAN KENDRiCK, our 6 Junior Forward, exhibited strong driving and sharp out -side shooting. Exciiemenf Is fhe Word 145 McAdory Moves fhe Ball 5 ' 10 DONALD BRANTLY. a Junior ForwariJ, had an excellent season and a prunuse uf an even greater one next year. 146 Baskeiball Is, by No Means, a Non-Confac+ 9porf 5 ' 6 Junior Guard RONNIE BRASHER denionsuated skillful maneuverability and strict ball control during the en- tire season. 147 McAdory ' s B-Team FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Barry Allan, Davy Strong, Pat Meadows. Mike Higginbotham, Randy Pate, Ronald Kimbrell, Dwight Gentry, Ray Green, Jerry Johnson. The way these boys played ball was proof that McAdory will have some excellent varsity strength in a few years. They went into every game with a feeling of determina- tion and a desire to win. They clearly demonstrated to the other team that they were not ones who gave up easily. Mc- Adory is very proud of all of them. Why won ' t these pants stay up? 148 CAPTAINS Jr. High Developes Qkill The boys on the Jr. High Team realized that their individual efforts were what made up the team. None of them wanted to be the blame for holding the team back; therefore, each boy did his best in every game they played. Coach Sewell did a fine job in training and teaching these boys the skills of the game. Walls, Coleman, and Franklin were usually the high scorers with the others not far behind. O n ' . LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Welch, Fred Caldwell, James Fowler, Jack Walls, Mike Wheeler, Bobby Coleman, Coach Sewell, Allan Springer, Pete Sims, Terry Kendrick, David Franklin. KNEELING: David Howton, Larry Tubbs, Coach Sewell, Jeff Jotuison, Allan Moore. STANDING: Don Kimbrell, Mike Jones, Mike Crane, Robert Fowler, Thomas 13eck, Barry Porter. NOT SHOWN: Randy Murphy, Rodger Hamaker. 149 COACH GREGG One mutt have a keen mind and quick reflexes if he is able to succeed in this sport. Wresthng elicits all of one ' s sttengih during a match. Only if the boy conditioned him- self fully will he be able to win. Wrestling is more individualized than any other sport. When a boy has defeated his opponent, he has only himself to thank, lie was the one wlio disciplined and developed himself for the match and no one else. Every boy on our wrestling team demonstrated this ability. ISO 1 968-69 Wrestling Team STANDING: Robin Fowler, Dwight Gentry, Jake Bunn, B. B. Woods, Lynn Baswell, Barry Gentry, Pat May. KNEELING: Benny Reynolds, Terry McClanahan, David Grant, Marty May, Gary Brackner, Coach Gregg, David Riddlespurge. Pushing against an unyielding object builds muscles. Character is built the same way. 151 1 FIRST ROW: Coacli Haley, Ucnnis Mcuanicl, cx-orgc LovcKioy. i ' avio looic, Ijwigni t nuy, Branton Riley. Mike Higginbotliam , Pat May, Mike Thomason, Steve Watson, Carl Ray. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lightsey, Jim- my Tibbs. Donald Shotts, Sammy Ousley. Allen Kendrick, Wesley Scott. Steve Finley, Donald Brantley, E. R. Calame, Pat Meadows. Barry Gentry. Spring Swings With Baseball The boys on the 1968 McAdory Baseball Team showed great spirit and determination in the par- ticipation of their games. Under the leadership of Coach Lonnie Haley, the boys made tremendous progress in the knowledge and skill of the game. We are very proud of tlie team and the way they represented the school. • . , I 152 OUTFIELD STANDING: David Foote, Steve Finley, Jimmy Tibbs, Donald Shotts. and E. R. Calame. KNEELING: Branton Riley, Barry Gentry, and Pat May. Schedule Mc Adory 2 McAdory - 2 McAdory - 3 McAdory McAdory - McAdory McAdory 10 McAdory 7 McAdory McAdory 3 McAdory ------ 3 McAdory - - 5 Huffman - Leeds 12 Oak Grove ' 1 Oak Grove 3 Hueyiown 4 Fairfield 3 Bessemer 1 Oak Grove 1 Hueytown - 4 Fairfield 13 Bessemer -4 Minor 2 INFIELD From left to right: Wesley Scott, Mike Higginbotham , Pat Meadows Sammy Ousley, Jerry Lightsey. 154 1 1 % Jfi p r,, ' •-•m ' ' -1 u M lA njn ' [Ti, — Tf j ' j f PITCHERS Steve Watson, Dennis McDaniel, George Lovelady, Donald Brantley, Mike Tliomason. Go MH9 CATCHERS Carl Ray, Allen Kendrick, Dwight Gentry. 155 Honorary Qpor+smen STATE WRESTUNG CHAMPIONS All Counfy Foofball Ur TEAM 2nd TEAM B. B. Woods and David Foote Dale Scales and John Davis 156 Organizations 157 FROM UPPER RIGHT DOWN: Pat King, Barry Allen, Barry Gentry, Dennis Porter, Gary Williford, Dennis McDaniel, Wesley Scott, B. B. Woods, Dwight Gentry, Mike Higginbotham, Glenn Thomason, Gary Hastings, Jack McDougal, Fred Caldwell, Donnie Pelkinton. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Ingram, Anita Coe, Cindy Cash, Cathy Rohrback, Pam Smith, Glenda Burkett, Emily Bailey, Gwen Vietch, Deborah Dunn, Donna Rosser, Portia Grimes, Peggy Tommie, Melynda Reeves, Lynn Moore, Joyce Davis, Chrissie Cambell, Pat Hull, Lana McCuUers, Debbie Parker, and Jennie Roberts. Qiudenf Council ' s Main Project . . . Homecoming The leadout and dance were a complete succes. j 158 1 Officers President: Wesley Scott Vice President: Jack McDougal Secretary: Peggy Tommie Treasurer: Melynda Reeves Chaplain: Portia Grimes Rest needed after making necessary preparations for a successful dance. 159 Pep Club Big Parf of Qchool Qpirif Officers 160 President: Diane Bullock Secretary: Peggy Tommie Reporter: Dale Scales Treasurer: Martha Quarles Vice President: Vickie Watson LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Barbara Davidson, Rick Gardner, Mrs. Macon, Linda Barnes, Debbie Early, and Ruth Shiiley. SECOND ROW: Janice Chapman, Deborah Pius, Janet Nicholes, Becky Wilcox, Mierita Avery, Betty Brasher, Rita Townsend. and Dawn Maynard. THIRD ROW: Glen Thomason, Johnny Short, Billy Hassel, Mike Herman, Ronald Eddings, Bo McDonald, Pat Raffaniello, George Ertwine, Tommy Cole, Ricky Brasfield, and Tommy Postell. Library Club Officers 161 Membership in fhe 9ports Club Denotes Active Interest in Athletic Features OFFICERS Reporter: Martha Quarles. Secretary: Deborah Dunn. President: Donna Green, Vice President: Jo Lynn Walkei, Chaplain: Marylyn Cooper. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Bebe Barksdale, Pat Hull, Judy Hanes, Donna Caldwell. Cathy Green. Jo Lynn Walker, and Jeanine Roberts. SECOND ROW: Sandra Elam. Martha Quarles, Jane Cash, Charlotte Powell, Deborah Dunn, Marilyn Cooper, and Donna Green. THIRD ROW: Pam Smith, Gwen Vietch, Brenda Lambert, Mrs. Brewer, Christy Wheeler, Nancy Green, Pennie Listen, and Sherry Hull. 162 LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Debbie Miller (Reporter-Historian), Emily Bailey, Donna Rosser (Chaplain), Glenda Burkect (Vice Pres. elect), and Jerry BraswcU. SECOND ROW: Zora Gable, Judy Swearengin, Melinda Ingram, Portia Grimes, and Mary Jane Flynn. THIRD ROW: Joanne Gilmore, Paula Lowe (Secretary), Peggy Tommie (Treasurer), Melynda Reaves (President), Becky Smitherman, and Mrs. Killough. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: baaOra Holder, Alta Bunn. Beth Caine, and Blanch Weed. SECOND ROW: Becky Morris, Kathy Stanford, Carol Flemming, Beverly Johnson, and Debbie Miller. THIRD ROW: Cathy Littles, Judy Sellers ' . Theresa Smitherman, Cyntha Waddell, Beth Wilson. Nan Kornegay. and Mrs. Hamilton. Accepfance Is Based on High Qfandards and Chrisfian Character for 9igma Tri-Hi-Y 163 FHA Future Homemakers of America standi: : :,,|)ortcr: Pat McRce, Treasurer: Nancy Green, II isioriaii: Becky Morris. SEATED: Chaplain: Bonnie Cox, President: Brenda Tubbs, Recreation Leader: Elaine Bedford, Secretary: Carol Robertson, Parlianienianaii: Brenda McDonald. NOT SHOWN: Vickie McDougal: Vice President. 164 Fufure Farmers of America Mji . . 165 OFFICERS: Sgt. at Arms, Jack McDougal; Treasurer, Beverly Bryant; Historian, Peggy Tomme; Pres. -Elect, Mike Higginbotham; Chaplain, Debbie Miller; President, Lany Strong; Secretary, Joanne Gilmore; NOT SHOWN: Reporter, Donna Rosser. Junior CivHan Excels in Community Service 166 OFFICERS: Chaplain, Joanne Gilmore; Sponsor -Treasurer, Mrs. Buck; Secretary, Melynda Reaves; President, Jack McDougal; Vice President, Joe Kendrick. Cifizenship, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, National Honor 9oolefy Achievements 167 OFFICERS: Librarian, Johnny Miller; Secretary, Peggy Tomme; President, Dick Phillips; Librarian, Emiley Bailey; Treasurer, Joe Kendrick; Vice President, Joanne Gilmore; Treasurer, Debbie Miller, 168 Choir ' s Chrisfmas Concert, a Beautiful Quooess! cggy and George Sing out. Ensemble 169 Jr. High Added Greatly fo the Concert OFFICERS: Librarian, Larry Tubbs; Treasurer, Karen Colburn; President, Randell Burnett; Treasurer, Carol Crim; Vice President, Terry Kendrick; Secretary, Rhoda Lindsey; Librarian, Stevi- Miller. 170 Many Things to Do Besides Singing in Getting Ready for Concerts and • • • Many Hours of Hard Work 171 Miss Mary L. King, The Director If one had to pick a single word to describe licr, it would be perfectionist. It does not matter if her project is a five minute skit or a difficult piece of music; it will be the best she can do. If her work does not suit her, it will not be presented to the student body. She is satisfied with nothing less than the best. Under her leadership, the choral department at McAdory has developed by leaps and bounds. She is trying to show everyone that cultural education is just as important as physical or mental education. Strc-e-tch 172 Junior High Choir and Officers OFFICERS: Secretary, Julie Gilmore; Treasurer, Mark Foote; Vice President, Denise Wood; Librarian, Alice Springer; President, Brad Coker; Treasurer, David Gentry; Librarian, Sarah Bailey. mi- r ■■ II I Ml — r-! r rTT im fMin ' in-T !! ' ri-i; I! ' I ' ' ijr ' if Counselor ' s Assisianis Office Assislanfs STANDING: Beth Wilson, Joyce Davis, Mrs. Phillips. Patricia Meadows, Beverly Bryant, Christy Wheeler, Brenda Lambert, Marilyn Cooper, Zora Gable, Judy Swear- engin. SEATED: Vickie Watson, Martha Quarles, Cathy Liddles, Diane Rosser, Pam SmitI). Geneva Stepheiisuii, Cecile McGuffie, Sliaron Lacey, Charlotte Powell, Jane Cash, Claire Parsons. Not Shown: Rebecca Sniithernian. 174 Jr. High Girls 4-H Jr. High Boys 4-H Sponsor - Su jXiT visor , Assistant Principal, MR. ROBERT McCOMBS B u 8 D r • I V e r 8 Fill-cr-up -.v, B ■ ■i B i AM REGULARS: Josh Vining, Carl Ray. Robert Green. BUI Ue. Alton Burchfield. SUBSTITUTES, TOP PICTURE: Kcnnctli Smith. Tommy Dailcy. Larry Strong. Rick Gardner. 9chool Paper Staff Bill Vietch, Sandia Crumpton, Larry Strong, Judy Sellers, Carol Robertson, Debbie Parker, Judy Swearengin, Beverly Bryant. Editor - Judy Swearengin Co Editor - Debbie Parker Business Manager - Beverly Bryant 177 9hufferbugs TOP: Allen Springer, Tommy Dailey, David Tate, Johnny Barfield, Leon Snuth. 2nd: John White, Johnny Morris, Danny Agan, Roy Neal, Chapman. 3rd: Ricky Brasfield, Debbie Johnson, Barbra Mahan, Jan Oglesby, Lynn Canterbury. 4th: Mr. Dunlap, Brenda Beane, Brenda Milstead, Ernest Davis, Yolanda Walker, Sandra Ingram, Cathy Ingram, Mrs. Kinnaird. 178 Jr. Jacket 9taff DBBlfii BACK ROW: Mike Higginbotham, Dick Phillips, Terry Murphy, Dennis Porter, Donnie Pilkinton. FRONT ROW: Nancy Green, Brenda Lambert, Penny Listen, Janie Hughes, Cynthia Waddell, Beth Wilson, Jerri Braswell, Sandra Holder, Lana McCullers. NOT SHOWN: Thiesa Smitherman. 179 These Are the People Responsible for This Book the Annual Qfaff Co -Editor Maiilyn Cooper Business Manager PEGGY TOMME Editor JACK McDOUGAL 180 A Headache and a Lot of Fun! . . . The 1969 Sports Editor JIMMY TIBBS Yearbook Organizations Editor and Features Editor BECKY SMITHERMAN Sr. Directory Editor DEBBIE PARKER Introduction Editor JOANNE GILMORE 181 They Work Together Diligently STANDING: Joanne Gilmore, Emiley Bailey, Donna Rosser, Gary Hastings, Becky Smitherman. Judy Sellers, Debbie Parker. SEATED: Jack McDougal, Marilyn Cooper, Peggy Tomme, Jimmy Tibbs. Their Leader! Sfwnsor MRS. NANN SEWELL 82 Senior Directory (83 ABERNATHY. BILLY. ADAMS. JIMMY. ARNOLD PHILLIP. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. F.A. ; Bus Driver; Wrestling; Football, Track. ATKINSON, RICHARD. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Shut- lerbugs, Pros.; F. F. A.; Basketball, B-Team; B Moiior Roll; Band. HARFIELD, GINGER. Pep Club; 4-II Club; Choii, Sec. ; Ensemble; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; tlomecoming Court; Beauty Alternate; Prom, Home- coming Committee; Jr. Favorite. BARKSDALE. BEBE. Pep Club; Spanish Club; Na- tional Honor Society; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club; Sr. Homeroom Representative, Officer; Representa- tive to Youth Appreciation Week. BARNES, UNDA. 4-11 Club; Library Club. Sec. Reporter; Librarian Asst. ; Choir. BASWELL, LYNN. Pep Club; F. F.A.. Reporter; Sr. Who ' s Who; Wrestling; Football; Jr. Favorite. BEAVERS. PHILLIP. 4-H Club; Choir, Librarian; Ensemble; F. F. A. , Sec. ; Bus Driver; Beauty Contest Committee. BEDFORD, ELAINE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. , Recreation Leader; National Honor Society; Prom Committee; A, B Honor Roll; Monitor; Teachers ' Asst. BITTLE, CHARLES. Pep Club; F.F.A. BROWN, DONALD. BRYANT, BEVERLY. Pep Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan, Treasurer; National Honor Society; St. Who ' s Who; Counselors ' Asst.; Newspaper Staff; A ' and B Honor RoU. BULLOCK. DIANE. Pep Club, Pres. ; 4-H Club; F. H.A. ; Shuttcrbugs; Jr. High Cheerleader, Green- wood; Teachers ' Asst. 184 COLEMAN. BILLY. CONE. TALMADGE. COOLEY. JEAN. 4-11 Club; F. II.A.; Library Club. Assi. ; Monitor. COOPER. MARILYN. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.II.A. ; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club. Chaplain; Sr. Favorite; Annual Staff. Co-Editor; Jr. Jacket Staff, Co -Editor; Betty Crocker Homemaker ' s Award; B Honor Roll; Monitor. CRIM. LINDA. 4-H Club; F. H.A. ; Choir; Librarian Asst. CRUMPTON, JANICE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; St. Who ' s Who. CRUMPTON. SANDRA. Pep Club; Shurterbugs; Jr. Jacket Staff; Newspaper Staff, Club Coordinator; Homeroom Officer. CUM UNS, JERRY. CURREN, JEROME. BUNN, LARRY. Bus Driver. BURCHRELD, ALTON. 4-H Club; F. F.A. . Trea- surer; Sr. Who ' s Who; Bus Driver; Homecoming Com- mittee; Band. Honor. BUSBY. TOMMY, Student Council; Sr. Favorite. CALAME. EDWIN. 4-H Club; F. F.A.; Baseball. CARMAN, SHARON. 4-H Club; F.H.A. ; Monitor. CARROLL, SANDRA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Shutter- bugs. CARTER, JERRY. 4-H Club; F. F.A. CHAPMAN. JANICE. F.H.A. ; Sr. Who ' s Who; Li- brarian Asst. ; B Honor Roll. CLEMENTS, PERCY. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. F. A. ; Football; Homecoming Committee. 185 DAVIS. JOAN. DUNCAN, MARIE. Pep Club; 4-11 Club; F. II.A. ; Spaiuili Club; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Know Your News Panelut; Jr. High Beauty; Sr. Homeroom Representative, Pres. ; Monitor; Prom, Homecoming, Heauty Contest Coininittee; A and B Honor Roll. DUNN, DEBORAH. Pep Club; Shutterbugs; Office Asst. ; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club, Sec. ; Varsity Cheerleader, Head: Jr. High, Green- wood, Head; Homecoming Court; Beauty Alternate; Prom, Homecoming Committee; Dental Clinic Representative; A and B Honor Roll. FOWLER. Track. ROBIN. 4-H Club; M Club; Wrestling; GABLE, ZORA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. ; Span- ish Club; Shutterbugs; Jr. Civitan; Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Council; Counselors ' Asst.; Tri-Hi-Y; Col- lege Day Usher; Homecoming Committee. . GARDNER, DONALD. Library Club, Pres.; Librarian Asst. ; F. F. A. ; Sr. Who ' s Who; Bus Driver; Football. GENTRY. BARRY. M Club; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Wrestling; Football; Track; Basketball; College Day Usher; Prom Committee. ELAM. SANDRA. Pep Club; Shutterbugs; Sports Club; National Honor Society; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Varsity Cheerleader: Jr. High, Green- wood, Co-Head; Miss Congeniality; Prom, Home- coming Committee; A and B Honor Roll. ESSMAN. NORA GABLE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. f I. A. ; National Honor Society; Counselors ' Asst. ; Office Asst. FLOWERS, SUSAN. 4-H Club; F.H.A. ; Spanish Club; National Honor Society; Choir; Office Asst. FLYNN, MARY JANE. Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Beauty Contest B Honor Roll. 186 ILMORE, JOANNE. Pep Club; Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan, Sec; National Honor Society, Chaplain; Choir, Vice-Pros.; Ensemble; Sr. Who ' s Who; An- nual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff, Editor; D. A.R. Good Citizenship Girl; College Day Ustier; Sr. Homeroom Representative; Prom Committee; Law Day Repre- sentative; Tri-lli-Y; A and H Honor Roll. Counselors ' Asst. ; Tri-Hi-Y; Christmas Party Com- mittee. JOHNSON, BECKY. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. H. A. ; Shutterbugs; Miss MHS G8 ; Prom, Beauty Contest, Homecoming Committee; Teacliers ' Asst. ; B Honor Roll. ol ANT. DAVID. Who; Wrestling. 4-H Club; F. K.A.; Sr. Who ' s GREEN, DONNA. Pep Club; F.H.A.; Shutterbugs; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club, Pres. ; Sr. Favorite; Homecoming Attendant; Homecoming Queen; Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Head: Jr. High, Greenwood; Beauty Finalist; Prom, Homecoming Committee; Jr. Class Officer, Favorite; B Honor Roll. GREEN, JOHNNY. Pep Club; F. F.A. Who; Bus Driver; Football; B-Teani. Sr. Who ' s KENDRICK, JOE. Science Club; Jr. Civitan; Sr. Who ' s Who; National Honor Society, Vice-ftes. ; Choir, Treasurer; Ensemble; Student Council; Sr. Favorite; Sr. Class Officers; Sr. Homeroom Representative; Band, Honor; B Honor Roll. KING, UNDA. Pep Club; Counselors ' Asst. ; Teach- ers ' Asst. B Honor Roll. LACEY, SHARON. Asst. ; Office Asst. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Librarian GRIMES. DONNA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. H.A. GRIMES, PORTIA. Library Club, Asst. ; Jr. Civitan; Choir; Student Council, Chaplain; Sr. Who ' s Who; Counselors ' Asst. ; Tri-Hi-Y; B Honor Roll. GWIN, JOHNNY. HARDIN, JANET. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club, Treasurer; Counselors ' Asst. ; Homecoming Attendant; Varsity Cheerleader: B Team, Head; Prom, Homecoming Committee; B Honor Roll. HARRIS. BILL. 4-H Club; Spanish Club; Science Club; Jr. Civitan; Basketball, Manager. HENDERSON. PEGGY. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Library Club, Asst. ; Samford High School Day Rep- resentative; Monitor; B Honor Roll. HERRMANN, MIKE. F.F.A. ;Band. HINES, TERRY. HOLCOMB, LINDA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. ; Library Club, Asst. ; Samford High School Day Rep- resentative; Monitor; B Honor Roll. HOPKINS, JANICE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Choii; Ensemble. HOWARD, SAMUEL. INGRAM, MEUNDA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. H.A. ; 187 LACLER, WAYNE. LAMBERT. PEGGY. Ptp Club; Cluiitmas Party Committee. LATHAM, JUDY. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.ll.A. ; Beauty Contest Committee. LAWRENCE. ELAINE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Libraiy Club. LEE. BILL. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Bus Driver; Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff: Prom, Beauty Contest, Homecoming Com- mittee. McNEFF. EVELYN. 4-H Club; F.H.A. ; Library Club; National Honor Society; Choir; Sr. Favorite; Monitor; A and U Honor Roll. MAHAN. DIANNE. Pep Club; 4-H Club. Chaplain; Stiuttcrbugs; Choir; Office Asst. ; Beauty Contest Committee; F.H.A. MASON. JAMES. MAY. PAT. Pep Club; M Club; Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Wrestling; Jr. Civitan; College Day Usher; A and B Club Honor Roll. MEZZELL. GLENN. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F, F. A. LOVELADY, GEORGE. Pep Club; Jr. Civitan; Choir; Ensemble; F. F.A.; Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Sr. Favorite; Samford High School Day Representative; Basketball, Captain. LOWE. PAULA. Pep Club; Spanish Club; Library Club, Asst. ; Jr. Civitan; Choir; Ensemble; Student Council; Sr. Class Officer; College Day Usher; Prom. Homecoming, Beauty Contest Committee; Tri-Hi-Y, Sec; Sr. Homeroom, Sec; B Honor Roll. LOWERY, JANE. Library Club. Asst. ; Teachers ' Asst. McDonald. BRENDA. F, H.A.. Parliamentarian; Jr. Civitan; National Honor Society; Sr. Homeroom Representative; Majorette; Color-Guard; Prom Com- mittee; McCall ' s Teen Fashion Board; Band. Librar- ian; B Honor Roll. McDOUGAL. JACK. Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan. Sergeant at Arms; National Honor Society. Pres. ; Choir; Student of the month; Student Council. Vice- Pres. ; Sr. Who ' s Who; Annual Staff. Editor; Jr. Jacket Staff; National Honor Society Cup; College Day Usher; Prom, Homecoming Committee; Youth Appreciation Award; A Honor Roll. McGUFFlE, CECILE. Library Club. Asst. ; Choir; Office Asst.; B Honor Roll. McKLEROY. DELORES. F. F. A. ; Beauty Contest Committee. MOORE, CHARLES. 4-H Club; F. F.A.; Bus Driver; Football, B-Tcani. OUSLEY. SAMMY. Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Coun- cil; Student of the month; Baseball; Basketball. PARKER. DEBBIE. F.H.A.; Spanish Club; Shutter- bugs; Jr. Civitan; Choir. Accompanists; Ensemble; Student Council; Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff; Majorette, Head; Colorguard; Bessemer Sun Reporter; Beauty Finalist; Prom Committee; Newspaper Staff, Co-Editor; Band, Treasurer; B Honor Roll. PARKER, UNDA. 4-H Club; F.H.A.; National Honor Society. PATRICK. EVELYNE. 4-H Club; Library Club. Asst. PAYNE, BEVERLY. Pep Club; F.H. A. ; Choir; Beauty Contest Committee. PAYNE. CLAIR. 4-H Club; F.H.A.; Library Club; Asst. PHILUPS. BILLY. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. F. A. ; Bus Driver. PUTMAN. JUANITA. 4-H Club; F.H.A; Library Club. Asst. QUARLES. MARTHA. Pep Club, Treasurer: 4-H Club; Spanisl) Club; National Honor Society; Student Council; Sports Club, Reporter; Counselors ' Asst.; College Day Usher; Prom Committee. 188 RAY, CARL. Pep Club; 4-H Club; M Club; F. F. A. , Prcs. ; Football, Manager; Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Bus Driver; Basketball, B-Teani; Monitor; Home- coining Escort. REAVES, MELYNDA. Spanish Club, Treasurer; Jr. Civitan; National Honor Society, Sec; Sr. Who ' s Who; Student of the month; Student Council, Trea- surer; Majorette, Co-Head; Sr. Class Officer; Color- guard; Jr. High Beauty; Miss MllS; College Day Usher; Citizenship Tour; Band, Sec. ; Jr. Class Fav- orite; Pizitz Teen Board; Spanish Award; Tri-Hi-Y, Pres. ; A Honor Roll. Who; Student Council; Track; Prom, Homecoming Committee; Jr. Favorite; Homecoming Escort; B Honor Roll. SMITH, ANNIE RUTH. Pep Club; Jr. Civitan; National Honor Society; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sr. Class Officer; Prom Committee; Monitor; Teachers ' Asst.; A and B Honor Roll. SMITH, BRENDA. Pep Club; F.H.A. SMITH. KENNETH. Pep Club; 4-H Club; M Club; Sr. Who ' s Who; Bus Driver; Football; Track. REAVES. STEVE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. F. A. ; Bus Driver; Monitor. RIDLESPURGE, JUDY. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. Librarian Asst. ; Prom Committee. SMITH, MICHAEL. Football; Beauty Contest Com- mittee. SMITH, ROSANNA, Library Club, Asst. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. Sr. Who ' s Who; Monitor. RILEY, WANDA. Spanish Club; Science Club, Chaplain; National Honor Society; Homecoming Court; Office Asst. ; Band. Honor, Dance; Jr. Sci- ence Academy Competition; Science Fair Winner; A and B Honor Roll, Chairman; Beauty Contest Committee. SMITHERMAN. REBECCA. F.H.A.; Science Club; Jr. Civitan; National Honor Society; Sr. Who ' s Who; Know Your News Panelist; Annual Staff; Jr. Jacket Staff; Office Asst. ; Prom. Beauty Contest Committee; Tri-Hi-Y; A and B Honor Roll. ROBERTSON. CAROL. F.H.A., Sec. ; Jr. Civitan; Sr. Who ' s Who; Colorguard; Homecoming Com- mittee; Newspaper Staff, Circulation Mgr. ; Band, Honor; B Honor Roll. ROSSER, TAYLOR. SCOTT, WESLEY. Student Council, Pres. ; Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Harding College Trip; Foot- ball; Basketball: Prom Committee; Jr. Favorite; Top Magazine Salesman: A and B Honor Roll. SEALES, DALE. Pep Club, Chaplain; 4-H Club; M Club; F. F. A. , Vice-Pres. ; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Football, Co-Capt. , All County II. SHEPHERD, TOOT. Pep Club; 4-H Club; M Club; F. F. A. ; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Wrestling; Football, Capt. SHIRLEY, RUTH. Library Club. Sec, Asst. SHOULTS, EDDIE. Pep Club; 4-H Club; Sr. Who ' s STAMl ' S. STEPHEN. Kus Dtiver. Pep Club; 4-11 Club: F. F.A.; STANDiUDGE. DEUBIE. Pep Club; 4-11 Club; Stu- dent Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom, Ueauty Con- test, Homeconung Committee; Greenwood Jr. High Cheerleader. STEWART. PAT. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.ll.A. STRONG, LARRY. Jr. Civitan, Pres. ; Sr. Who ' s Who; Bus Driver; Newspaper Staff; Order of Demolay; God and Country Award. SWEARENGIN. JUDY. F.ll.A. ; Spanish Club; Jr. Civitan; Science Club; Shutterbugs; National Honor Society; Sr. Who ' s Who; Counselors ' Asst. ; Major- ette; Colorguard, Head; Bessemer News Corr. ; Col- lege Day Usher; Sr. Homeroom Rep.; Newspaper Staff, Editor; Band, Historian; Tri-Hi-Y; B Honor Roll; Prom Committee. TIBBS, FRIEDA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F.H.A. ;Li- brary Club, Asst. ; Homeconung Committee. TIBBS, JIMMY. Pep Club; Jr. Civitan; Choii; National Honor Society; Sr. Who ' s Who; Baseball; Annual Staff; Jr. Jackett Staff; Football; College Day Usher; Sr. Homeroom Rep. ; Prom Committee; A Honor Roll; Homecoming Escort. TOMMIE, PEGGY. Pep Club. Sec; F.ll.A.; Jr. Civitan, Historian; National Honor Society; Chou, Sec. ; Ensemble; Student of the month; Student Council. Sec. ; Sr. Who ' s Who; Jr. Jacket Staff; An- nual Staff, Business Mgr. ; Counselors ' Asst. ; Home- coming Court; Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer. TOWNSEND. MEUSSA, Pep Club. TYLER, BOBETTE. WALKER, JO LYNN. Pep Club; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sports Club, Vice-Pres. ; Jr. Class Officer; Prom, Homecoming Committee; B-Team Cheerleader: Jr. Favorite; B Honor Roll. WATSON. DEBBIE. Pep Club; National Honor Soci- ety; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Counselors ' Asst. ; Homecoming Attendant; ftom. Homecoming Committee. B Honor Roll. WATSON. JERRY. Pep Club; M Club; Sr. Who ' s Who; Football; Homecoming. Beauty Contest Com- mittee; Teachers ' Asst. ; B Honor Roll. WATSON. PAULA RUSSELL. WATSON. VICKIE. Pep Club, Vice-PTes. ; 4-H Club; F.ll.A. ; Shutterbugs; Sr. Who ' s Who; Coun- selors ' Asst. ; Prom Committee; Jr. High Cheerleader, Greenwood; B Honor Roll. 190 WEED. PATRICIA. F.H.A; Library Club. Asst. ; National Honor Society, Honor Roll Committee; Teachers ' Asst. WELDON, KENNETH. F, F.A. WHEELER. UCHAEL. 4-H Club; F. F.A. WHEELER, OUVIA. Pep Club; 4-H Club; F. H.A.; Shutterbugs; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Sr. Favorite; Beauty Alternate, Finalist; Jr. Class Officer; Prom, Homecoming, Beauty Contest Committee; B Honor Roll. WILUAMSON, SAM. Pep Club; Sr. Who ' s Who; Prom Committee. WILSON, BRENDA. Sr. Who ' s Who; B Honor Roll. WOODS. B. B. Pep Club; M. Club; F. F.A.; Sr. Who ' s Who; Student Council; Wrestling; Football; Basketball. WRIGHT, DOUG. Pep Club; F. F.A.; Track; Sr. Who ' s Who; B Honor Roll. VEITCH, BILL. Sr. Who ' s Who; Sr. Favorite; Track; Sr. Class Officer; Basketball; College Day Usher; Prom Committee; Jr. Class Officer; Newspaper Staff; Law Day Representative; Homecoming Escort. VINING, JOSH. Pep Club; 4-H Club; M Club; F. F.A. , Sec. ; Student Council; Sr. Who ' s Who; Bus Driver; Wrestling; Football; Homecoming, Beauty Contest Committee. 191 Forward Ever . . Backward Never 192 Advertisers 93 . qjk Seniors yr U o HE B woac 1 0 Ua ' Cio C Monp ipcP ■r 194 V AJ W4 m ' Cl LLBJt 9ophomores Jl nM £ J 7Locf£yU TV ,7 Vr d .t.aA£ I ' oi-foc ' t M iiil l of tli  lovt you Hhare For Ltistint Jimii i and I ' eniKineiit Value K ooasvin cwclru . oyytpanu PliSSK.UI K. I ' I ' I 1 I Compliments of WHITE ' S AUTO STORE 316 N. 19th St. 428-6225 R. M. ABERCROMBIE RENEE ' S CLUB Dine and Dance 1825 4th Ave. N. Bessemer Manager - TREVA OWENS JEFFERSON FURNITURE 2007-2nd Ave. N. Phone 428-7351 Bessmer, Alabama See Us About Anything For Your Home Compliments of ANDERSON CLEANERS 515 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama 196 EASTERN VALLEY AUTO PARTS CROSSROAD GROCERY Wholesale and Retail McCalla, CLYDE WATSON 428-0531 Alabama (Owner) STRONG ROY Compliments of SHELL SERVICE Route 7, Box 503 B WEEKS ONE STOP Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-9390 1315 Eastern Valley Rd. J. G. STRONG D. A. ROY Compliments of McADORY QUARTERBACK CLUB OFFICERS PETE LIGHTSY President LIDGE LAMBERT Vice President JOHN PARSONS -Secretary STEVE THOMASON Treasurer MEETING THURSDAY TIME - 7:30 P. M. PLACE - McAdory School 197 PEARSON REALTY COMPANY, INC. Real Estate and Insurance 1820 3rd Ave. N. Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-2341 BILL KYZER R. L. BOB PATTON (owners) Compliments of GREEN ISLE COUNTRY CLUB This picture of Bill Veitch is Compliments of EASTERN VALLEY DRUGS 198 Compliments of LITTLETON ' S DIXIE STORE W. J. REAVES JR. EXCAVATING AND GRADING 428-6941 P. O. Box 86 McCalla, Ala. 35111 Phone Area 205 Bessemer, Ala. 425-7577 m Rocking R RANCH Qualit y Polled Herefords Where You Buy A Lot of Bull For A Little Cash For The Finest Beef See JIMMIE ' S ONE STOP ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS FRIENDLY SERVICE Kanaall s JiouJers I (IH Al L OCCASIUNS IOD4 4r.. AVENUE BESSEMER. ALA PMCiMt 425 5931 OwNcn Dee Sims Phones Day 428-3161 Night 428-4283 JACK CURREN WRECKER SERVICE 24 Hours 400 Eastern Valley Road Bessemer, Ala. 35020 199 BM ' M!MMI BESSEMER TOBACCO CANDY CO., INC. Wholesale Only 1310 19th Street, North Phone 425-2487 or 425-2488 SOUTHERN MEMORIAL COMPANY Monuments and Markers Phone 428-5242 C. C. SHELL, JR. Owner-Mgr. 1111 Fourth Avenue No. Bessemer, Alabama CLAY PARSONS STABLES Horses Boarded and Trained Eastern Valley Kill B. B. Kill BANKS PAWN SHOP For The Finest In Musical Instruments and Accessories BESSEMER APOTHECARY Corner 3rd Avenue and 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Phone 425-1641 Free Delivery Fresh Quality Drugs, Reasonably Priced Nite 491-5851 C. E. DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Developers, Contractors, and General Repairs 415 - 4th Street, North Bessemer, Alabama 35020 200 C. A. ESSMAN - Owner Office Phone 425-7212 BOOKS • BIBI-CS - GIFT-S SUNDAY SCHOOL. SUPPLIES 7 TKMleri S SO NORTH 19th STREET BblSSEMER. ALABAMA 3 S O 2 O W H (BlUU PHARES OWNER TELEPHONE 428-0211 MILDRED ABERNATHY GROCERY Grocery and Gas McCalla, Alabama J. w. McDonald FURNITURE CO. For Free Decorator Service In Your Home Phone 428-6307 Furniture Carpeting Accessories Draperies 1816 3rd Ave. Bessemer, Alabama R. L. ZEIGLER CO. INC. TERRY REALTY CO. Real Estate Sales - Rentals Mortgage Loans - Insurance 1815 3rd Ave. Ph. 428-6363 Bessemer, Alabama SEASONED TO PLEASE MEATS Bessemer, Alabama WEST LAKE ( co) 830 9th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama 201 0jiM REALTY COMPANY IB19 - 3rd Avcnu Bessemer, Alabama DIVISION OF ASSURANCE AGENCY, INC. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONOS Telephone 428-8401 Sullivan Long HagertiT BESSEMER - BIRMINGHAM GENERAL CONTRACTORS Member of the W. S. Lo Family of Compa 4200 BESSEMER SUPER HIGHWAY Just 6 Minulai From Birminghom STYLIST BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service Evening by Appointment Phone 425-9435 181 5 4th Ave. No. ANNETTA JONES Bessemer, Ala, EASTERN VALLEY BEAUT-A-RAMA 1307 Eastern Valley Road Bessemer, Alabama RUTH GANT Phone 425-0118 FOR THE LATEST FASHIONS, SEE DEAN ' S SHOES (These boots are made for kicking!) DEAN ' S SHOES 4th Ave. North Compliments of SHAW ' S FOOD STORE 1500 4th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 701 N. I9th St. Bessemer, Alabama 203 NOW THE ONLY LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED DAIRY. FARMS DAIRY THE MILK MAN WITH THE COW DONALD ROSSER SAM ROSSER TAYLOR ROSSER JIMMY ROSSER Compliments of as ern Uaffeu jCurseru ancf J faus£oof Eastern Valley Road Bessemer, Alabama TOTS 6 MO. TO 6 YEARS Call 428-6163 204 Compliments of y C. CURRY CO. INC. Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of R. O. CAFE Compliments of 4th AVE. FRIENDLY FOODS R W ' S SPINNING WHEEL 1125 4th Ave. Bessemer, Alabama DRIVE INN Golden Tip Chicken Magnolia Diamonds Elgin, Bulova, Longines and Sandwiches - Malts Wittnauer Watches Sundries Carry-Out Service 1530 No. Fourth Avenue LOYLE SEYMOUR Phone 425-8081 JEWELRY CO. Bessemer, Ala. Guaranteed Service 222 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Compliments of D. M. PAINT TOOL RENTALS 4th Ave. N. Bessemer 205 Phone 425-3246 ( I20l.4th AVE. BESSEMER, ALA. 1 POLAR STORAGE LOCKER 1129 4th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama 1 1 W V O K 50,000 jaatts 5l9otce of ixtc 690 on gour ixl 1 Compliments of rS card ' s BESSEMER - ENSLEY N 1931 2nd AVE., N. 320 19th ST. MARSH BAKERS STOP SHOP 1731 4th Avenue Phone 425-7044 206 SHAFER APOTHECARY The Prescription Shop Drive-In j Phone 425-321 1 Corner 2nd Ave. and 18th St. Hospital Beds and Wheel Chairs Compliments of TRACKSIDE SERVICE STATION 14th Hall Ave. Compliments of JACK ' S COLOR T.V. APPLIANCES GREEN ' S HARDWARE I WHERE THE ACTION IS! Greenwood, Alabama Compliments of J. B. MOORE PHONE 425-5731 NIGHT 4}8-S14« JOHN E. CASON C ASO N ' S Flowers ol Dislinclion 6M N. nth STREET BESSEMER. ALABAMA INDUSTRIAL PIPING SUPPLY CORPORATION ALL TYPES OF PIPING AND PIPING SUPPLIES 20 South Division Street Bessemer, Alabama 207 MABLE ' S DRENNEN MOTOR FLOWER SHOP City Wide Delivery WOULDN ' T YOU 1223 4th Ave. N. REALLY Bessemer, Alabama ■ RATHER 425-5536 1 HAVE A BUICK? Compliments of GUARANTEE SHOE STORE 520 North 19th Street 1910 2nd Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Bessemer, Alabama LEO BRAZIL REALTY INSURANCE CO. 1. ROSEN STORE Real Estate and Insurance 1913 2nd Avenue 630 N. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama Bessemer, Alabama LEMOX BESSEMER TRIM SHOP DRUG COMPANY FOR ALL YOUR UPHOLSTERY NEEDS 217 North 19th Street 1804 6th Avenue North ! Bessemer, Alabama Bessemer, Alabama Phone 428-6251 Phone 425-8242 Or 425-4961 208 Compliments of GRAY HARDWARE S. H. KRESS 1322 Eastern Valley Road, COMPANY Bessemer Phone 425-4541 Hardware Seed Plants YOUR FRIENDLY FIVE TEN Fertilizer Color Television Appliances PHONE 42a 544S J. M. LOONEY GROCERY Jne Eouquei dnoppe • EXQUISITE FLOWLKS FOR ALU OCCASIONS NO 1 NORTH 19TH STREET 115 Eastern Valley Road YOU RING, WE BRING JS KATMUt EN GORDON MRS WANDA WILLIAMS OWNERS Phone 428-3111 NATIONWIDE PAINT AND TOOL RENTALS Compliments of 1831 Carolina Avenue Bessemer, Alabama JIMMY WEEKS, Phone 428- 141 PAUL ' S PARK EAT (Owner) 4 a 1 Bessemer Super Hi-way POLLY ALLEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP 1 A GREAT PLACE TO EAT! ' ■ Eastern Valley Road 209 BLUE SQUARE CONCRETE PRODUCTS Bessemer, Alabama HUBERT GILMORE, Pres. CHARLIE ATKINS. Vice-Pres. 210 PRODUCTION PATTERNS, INC. 2215 Carolina Avenue Bessemer, Alabama P.O. Drawer 788 I Compliments of BRASWELL HOME FURNISHINGS 1901 1st Avenue Bessemer, Alabama LITTLE WILLIE ' S SANDWICHES and PIZZAS BILL and JESSIE McCalla, Alabama 425-8621 3620BESSEMER SUPER HIGHWAY • BESSEMER ALABAMA 35020 JIM GAMBLE and ANDY SCHRIMSCHER Phone 425-6245 i LEON SWINDAL DURWOOD GARRETT JACK MCCRORY Office: 1729 1st Avenue, North, Bessemer Plant: Old Muscoda Mines, Bessemer Office Phone: 425-9471 Plant Phone: 428-7486 Compliments of H. P. HARRIS GROCERY Rt. 7 Box 325 Bessemer, Alabama Telephone 781-2661 FURNITURE CO., INC. 1319 Bessemer Super Highway Birmingham 8, Ala. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE essemer ANIV- TRUST C O MPANV 1719 FOURTH AVENUE. NORTH - BESSEMER. ALABAMA 35020 YOUR HOME TOWN BANK OPEN SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 12 Noon FOR YOUR BANKING CONVENIENCE J. C. POPE YOUR DRUGGIST Cor. 3rd Ave. I9th St. Bessemer, Ala. 212 III Br— cmrr HA 5-1626 GRAYSON ROSE TRANSMISSION SERVICE 1716 4th Avenue, No. Bessemer, Alabama 35020 428-4117 JONES FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. Ductile Iron Castings P.O. Box 828 Bessemer, Alabama BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP E. L. HUEY FURNITURE CO. 1815 2nd Avenue, No. Bessemer, Ala. 35020 Phone 425-3641 1917-23 Third Avenue Phone 428-3211 Bessemer, Alabama CHEW FURNITURE CO., INC. ' . ' Quality Furniture for the Home ' 1431 No. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone 425-1644 McLURE TRADING COMPANY, INC. ROY A. WARD, Manager Radios - Sewing Machines - Furniture Appliances - T. V. ' s - Stereo ' s Phone 425-3012 1914 Third Avenue Bessemer, Alabama DRENNEN ' S AUTO BODY SHOP Free Estimates, Courteous, Quick Service 109 Yrs. Combined Experience to Serve You. BILL GOODE, Manager (wuua inc. 1H19 2nd Ave. P. O. Box 647 office Mvp pJtie Bessemer, Ala. 35020 425-1616 213 We Enjoyed Being Your OFFICIAL ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHER and Treasure a Fine Relationship With McADORY HIGH SCHOOL BELMONT STUDIO 214 1 2 North 18th Street Birmingham, Alabama s. M. O. c. -- f 1 .■..aii-.l at the U of A Left to Right: Jack McDougal Wesley Scott Pay May Bill Vietch Barry Gentry MOORE ' S TEXACO r SERVICE STATION [STOPj AND ( GO ) GROCERY Batteries - Accessories Tires - Tubes 1301 Eastern Valley Road 28th Street and Ninth Avenue (Superhighway) Open 7 Days 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Phone 428-4775 Phone 425-9315 ROCK MOUNTAIN LAKES LOTS FOR SALE 428-8367 428-8556 Bessemer, Alabama W. H. BRACKNER E. H. MOORE FEED GRAIN TEXACO STATION Bessemer, Alabama 300 S. 14th St. Bessemer, Alabama PURE Compliments of EASTERN VALLEY PURE Eastern Valley Road WANDA ' S HOUSE OF CHARM 1222 4th Ave. N. Bessemer, Alabama Open Tues. - Sat. 8 a. m. - 5: 30 p. m. (Thursday Evening Late) Phone 428-8531 WANDA HERRING MARILYN De FOOR DONNA NICHOLS ' . sJOMjUdj CoM -y ■ j(pl i. ' 216 ' ' ' ' f r -, C-« « t ' k- t 1 V .« ar x:- • ' K ; t uy ♦. :  { ' r V ,;-v - ■•v . rsrWrvS m Mj V ' ' ' : i k- ' %%