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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1984 volume:

' 84 MHS Yellow Jacket Volume 59 table of contents ( Opening Features Athletics Clubs Facult o • Advertisements Deeply Rooted in the Past Generations Beneath the Outward Expressions If ifcj of Learning, Sharing and Growing Lies a Deep Affinity Between Student and School r TJTl T n Affinity for the Comfort of the Halls and ( llassrooms Sentimental Spot ithin Everyone ho Has Ever Passed Before or Is vi to dome ♦ ■ HEI ' m 1 Hfefc. ■ ••■• 4 i i . . Thai Can Hv Seen. Fell and Heard Look Beneath the Spirit Look Beneath the Learning Listen to the Unison Listen to the Single Cry 12 B v 1 b A L g L % ■ «• ■y ■ Savor the Days of Youth Savor the Bliss of Growth Measure It, if You Can Experience It, if You Care. mhs 84 features Prom Class Play Sr. High Beauty Pageant Spirit Week Jr. High Homecoming Sr. High Homecoming Jr. High Beauty Pageant Faculty Talent Show Christmas 83 -N AaJI . 14 15 Prom ' 83 just you and I, tonight . . . With a streamer or two here, a painted mural there, and some well-placed stars and ivy, the Junior class transformed an empty auditorium into an enchanting ballroom, reflective of downtown Birmingham after six. The Southern Crossroads Band played to an impressed group of students, faculty and parents. The Roma Club became the site of McAdory ' s most formal evening in 1983. Tracy Lambert was voted Prom Queen by those attending, while Shelly Gregg entertained the audience as she sang Smoke on the Water. Many thanks go to Celia Anthony and the Junior officers who coordinated the evening. 16 17 Junior Pla lightning strikes «ir L . i H V w [ !£! „ H X Instead of the traditional stuntnijjht. the Junior and Sophomore classes presented Grease and The Mouse That Roared. Grease, presented by the Juniors, was truly an exciting and thrill- ing play. The cast worked very hard together with their sponsors Mr. Staggs, Mr. Beckner, and Mrs. Anthony to make the play a suc- cess. Ron Brown received the award for best actor and Terri Blankenship received the award for best actress. On January 18, 1983 the Sophomore class presented The Mouse That Roared. They had worked vigorously every day after school for two months and the hard work was definitely worth it. The spon- sors were Mr. Beckner, Mrs. Anchors, and Mr. Davis. Both plays were respectively giant steps forward for Fine Arts at McAdory. 18 Sophomore Play and the mouse is roaring 19 new york, new york - the first contestant stepped onto the lighted runway. Beauties on Broadway opened with the dazzle of a new musical. The girls were lovely, the stage was ornate, the setting was perfect and the crowd ap- proved of it all. The sophomore queen was Christie Gregg; her Alternates were Kristi Johnson and Amy Brantly. Julie Bedford was selected as the junior queen; her alter- nates were Lisa Hogue and Kelly Tubbs. Tin- senior alternates, listed in descending order, were: Terri Blankensship. Leslie Beckner. Kristi Fullbright. and Denise Foster. Leanne Dedmon was elected Miss Congeniality. In the final climax of the evening. Rhonda McMillian was crowned with the title Miss McAdory 1983. 20 21 22 23 Spirit Week week- long festivities prepare students and school 24 for fairfield What is like a combination of Mardi Gras. Happy Day and the State Fair? Spirit Week! This year the excitement and enthusiasm mounted day by da a- the students prepared for Homecoming. By Friday ' s massive out- door pep rally, the entire school was ready for the upcoming challenge of Fairfield. The juniors were thrilled by the arrival of their senior rings, as traditional!) set on Homecoming. Mrs. An- chors and the sophomore class delighted the crowd that night with the release of hundreds of yellow and black balloons which n - - triumphant!) over the campus and community. V- i- customary. the cheerleaders set the dress days, and the students celebrated the week in stvle. 25 Jr. High girls add beauty ■ • I jj tt. Beth 26 H oniecoming to team s victory During the halftime f the McAdory- Fultondale game the Junior High Homecoming queens were announced t an ••afjer crowd. The seventh grade courl wa Rachel White, Rhonda Williams, lli- n Buckelev and the queen, Jennifer Richej . Rebecca Kelly, Tina Johnson, Kim Johnson, and the queen, Ht-ih X hit - com- prised the eighth t;ra l - courl. Meredith Buckelew, McAdor) s Junior llij:li Homecoming Queen, «a accompanied l her court Julie West, Susan Stewart, and Trac) Cummings, rhese t:irU  «-r - proudl) chosen to represent their respective classes h a majorit) of their classmates. 27 Homecoming ' 83 ladies night 28 Before ■ packed Btadium on Friday, Oc- tober T. I ' ' H. ' }. three young ladies were an- nounced homecoming queens fur their respective classes and f r the school. Ms. La- quits Robinson stepped forward from the •.nplinmorr court of Teresa I rowe, Christie Gregg, and Jennifer Crumpton t receive h«r crown. I In ' Junior Court consisted f Traci Jackson, Sherri Dyer, and Cind) Thompson, and t fi«- chosen queen «a Ms. Joni Gamble. The Senior Court «a- Rhonda McMillian, Julie frra . Terri Crumpton, and M . Cand) Evans who became the I 983-8 I Homecoming Queen fur Mc Vdorj s l I . 29 30 w lOthand 11th courts 31 Jr. Beaut Pageant freshman queen The Junior High Beauty Pageant set the pare of beauty, glamour, poise and sl le the da before the senior pageant. The seventh grade queen Mas Kristi Jones; her alternate was Sima Nahan. The eighth grade queen. Kim Johnson, and her alternate Wendy Harper, were chosen next by the panel of judges. The ninth grade alternates were Tracy Cum- mings and Sharon Yanoy and the Ms. McAdory Junior High was Julie West. Chosen b a vote of all girls in the pageant. Christina Patterson was named Mis-. Congeniality. 32 33 Faculty Talent Show ' 83 It ' s hard to be humble when you ' re . . . 34 The Faculty talent show, as usual, was a dramatic-comic-musical presentation, somewhat reminescent of old vaudeville. Some of the spotlight events were: Tom- my Richard Simmons Holmes leading the office staff plumps in exercises; Stan Chaney and Vanessa Carter ' s duet; Ralph Cook ' s saxaphone solo; Mary An- chor ' s abstract rendition of Shirley Tem- ple; the MHS barbershop quartet; and a number of solo performances by such artists as Betty Atchison, James Dougla . Myra Tarver, Danny Staggs, and Sam Staggs. Of course, most acts were done in jest although the proceeds went to the faculty impathy fund, and it was difficult to determine whether the student au- dience or faculty performers had the most fun. 35 Christmas Festive doors brighten school Pan ,,f il„- usual rutafah celebration at McAdory has always been the Christmas door decorations sponsored by the Annual- Staff. The doors are judged in the last week before the holiday break by impartial faculty members. Usually the judges favor the more traditionally styled doors, but this year as a whole the] selected doors with newer, more modern designs. The uinn.rs were Mr. Ifiae ' l homeroom, whose Lights of Christmas took first place, Mr. Holmes homeroom ' s Merry Christmas from 10- 05 took second place, Mrs. Brunner ' s homeroom ' s Time of Joy door took third place, and Mrs. Jackson ' s homeroom took fourth place with the Sound of Christmas. The tie for fifth place was jointly held by Ms. Carter ' s, Mrs. Anchor ' s, and Mr. Chaney ' s homeroom. Ms. Peyton ' s homeroom holds the title of the most unique door in the school. CHI IS T MAS MERRY CHRIST Wtf 36 ' 83 seniors have the spirit On December 14th the senior class presented Joy , a contemporary Christmas Musical version of the nativity story. All of the proceeds were donated to needy families who were chosen by the Department of Pen- sions and Securities. Faculty members who gave their time and efforts to the produc- tion were Vanessa Carter, Sam Staggs. Mary Anchors, and Celia Anthony. With the help of these teachers the seniors were able to achieve their goal and hopefully begin a traditon at McAdory. 37 mhs athletics 4w V- 40-43 Varsity Baseball - B-Team Jr. High Baseball -4 44 -45 Track A WvAaA 46-47 Varsity Football wA 48-53 Jr. High Football -A Av 54-55 Girls ' Basketball 1A V 56-57 Varsity Basketball — A U -A — 58-61 B-Team Jr. High Basketball -V-62- 63 Varsity Wrestling - VVWw 64-67 Varsity Cheerleaders -A ffih- 68-71 Jr. High Cheerleaders - V 72 73 r 3Hr t j 38 39 Varsity 3A county 40 3aseball •hamps in ' 83 . . . again! • 7i,ym 41 The 1983 McAdory Baseball team, coached by Terry Brasseale, succeeded in their second straight 3A County Championship; in ' 83 the Jackets went twenty-one and six for the season. Some of the reasons for this successful season were sound fundamentals, good pitching and smart base-running, but the main reason was overa team support. The team had one of the largest crowd followings in the County. The 83 team members were Seniors: Daniel Hubbard (leadership trophy), Rex Todd (most valuable player), Doug Jolly, Tracy Crews, Phillip Burnett, Doug Vining, Wayne Wright, 42 Varsity Baseball Jeff Lipscomp, Greg Thomas, Keith Rogers, and Jerry Wayne Shepard. Two Juniors and two sophomores, Jody Coggins, LaBron Carroll, Keith Langston and Frankie King, will return to lead the jackets ' 84 attempt at 3 straight 3A Championships; and certainly foes like John Carroll who fell 12-1 to the Jackets will have their minds set on upset. 43 B -Tea m and Jr. High Baseball take the bases in ' 83 - The Varsity Baseball B-Team turned in a season to be remembered. Under the leadership of Coach Wayne Byram, they accomplished the ultimate goal of a sports team; they compiled an undefeated record. The strong bats and accurate arms of Eric McCullers. Reginald Crenshaw, Tim Wammack, Terrill Davis, Doug Nations, Curt Elliott, Randy Gossett, Tim Sellers, and Scooter Argo were too much for their competition. The Jr. High team Coached by Geoff Reeder also exhibited that Right Stuff which has become the trade mark of McAdory Baseball. Team Members in 83 ' were Kevin Todd, Corey Crews, Jimbo King, Bob Jones, Dale Sanders, Jeff Madison, Rodney Cowen. Rodrick Hunter, James Glower, Maurice Thrasher, Darrin Myers, Jimmy Tew. and Brent Smith. • JNk -  ' I ' trf D Lni 45 Track Teams full speed ahead! The boys and girls ' track team had an excellent season this car. The boys track excelled in various events such as discus, shot put, sprints, and distance winning. They were coached by Dickie Atchison. The girls team was extremely strong, they placed second in the county meet and received a trophy. State recognition was given individually to Tomunda Reese who won the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Tina Crenshaw came in second in the 1 10 and the 2 20 yard dashes, and Mary Harris placed first in the shot put and the discus. The girls ' track team, coached by Johnny Benavidez, consisted of: Mary Harris, Tomunda Reese, Antra Rutledge, Sherry Dyer, Tina Crenshaw, Tracy Jackson, Melissa James. I ul .i Sanders, Jenny Burnett, and Cassandra Lof- ton. The boys team was: Jay Sherron, Bobby Pippens, Virgil Clayton. Earnest Gordon, Ron Brown, Carl Morgan and Steve Bennett. The many hours of after-school practice and dedication was seen in the performances of the track teams when they reached competition. 46 47 Varsit) jones valley, midfield, holt, pinson valley, abrams, fairfield, pell tit AU0P1 v AOUf 1 ■ UMrcr y r_jm I Coaching Staff 1983 Swarming Yellor 48 Football leasant grove fall before mhs jacket swarm t l A ' k$£!3fc i 49 Varsity 7 and 1 area super powers barely The 1983 Yellow Jacket Football Team, coached by Dickie Atchison, had an exceptional season this year. They opened the season with a win over Jones Valley which was followed by four more victories. Their first loss was a struggle which Gardendale won 18-14 in triple overtime. The next week was homecoming and the Jackets blew Fairfield away, 18-0. They lost the next two games to Tuscaloosa County and Brookwood but finished strong- ly, winning the last two games of the impressive 8-3 season. At the post-season awards banquet, the ' 83 team was described as a little team with heart. 50 Football 51 Varsity Football b-team and awards iVIIflM 52 MUOORV hum jtum MM- ' L31L- ' i i il i , Lui i-i lii fclil As the season of 83 ended for the 8 and 3 Jackets, the coaching staff awarded those seniors who led them and began to realign the under classman who would carry on the tradition. At the Fall Awards banquet they presented first year players with a gold and black Athletic Letter; second year players received an awards certificate and the senior — M P s were awarded both a plaque and a trophy: thus giving proper accolade to those who did and to those who will. 1983 Yellow Jackets Permanent Team Captains Eric McCullers Steve Turner Jeff Howard Host Valuable Players — Steve Turner Earnest Gordon Offense Most Valuable Players — Defense Craig Hockersmith Stephen Brooks ■ 1983 MVP ' s 53 Jr. High Football jr. jackets make county champs The McAdory Junior High Football Team coached by Geoff Reeder fought their way to a County Championship. After losing to Erwin in a practice game, the team walked undefeated through the season. They gained a big win over Bottenfield, but only after a long hard fight. They played enthusiastically and made their season a good-one. Assistant coaches. Tommy Holmes and David Powell, added dimenisions to Coach Reeder ' s leadership and led the Jr. Jackets ' awesome swarm. Many players compiled outstanding stats and obviously the varsity coaches anticipate the debut of Morgan, Argo. Brasher, Foster, Nation and Company. 54 55 Girls Basketball the slam-dunkettes 56 , The Girls Basketball team led by 3 Seniors began with a suc- cessful season. They showed true McAdory style and ability under the coaching of Terry Brasseale. The team worked hard and practiced hard to make McAdory proud of them. The team consisted of Sharon Lowery, Torain Underwood, Tammy Shef- field, Sherry Dyer, Tracy Jackson, Tina Crenshaw, Robin Rollins, Michelle Whathal. Bernadette Mack, Joyce Gates, and Karen Lewis. 4 •• . r fCf n wmwmmm 27 ill 57 Varsity Basketball slam dunk king The Varsity Basketball Team under the vision of Coach Geoff Reeder was a -irons; contender in the 1983-84 season. They showed exceptional skill and deter- mination on the court. They opened their season with a 50-38 win over Hewitt-Trussville and a 72-39 win over Brookwood. After losing to Abrams 61- 49, they came back for wins against Fair- field and Pleasant Grove. 58 r irtr , 4M(M -. . t w I r 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Team 59 60 ( riT JoTm-ion string music! The Varsity was led by 8 seniors: Bobby Pippens, Andre Burrell, Henry Carter. Barry Boone. Vincent Myles. Rodney Johnson, Tony Harris and Reginald Cren- shaw. The Juniors were Gary Williams, Migel Sanders, Gregory Johnson and in- cent William . 61 B-Team and 62 Jr. High Basketball sink it!!! The Junior High Basketball Team consisted of the A team and B team. The team, beginning with a slow Mart with a close loss lo Greenwood 35-31. bounced hack with a win over Corner 50- 28. The B team started all with wins over Greenwood 30-16 and Corner 39-9. The A team was coached by Wayne Byram and the B team by David Powell. The Varsity B-team comprised primarily of Sophomores w;is coached, and inspired by Johnny Benavidez. Using outside shooting and pood board work by the big man. they marched through their schedule determined to play. Early in the season the) heat Hewitt-Truasville, trounced ( cr BrooUoodand revel- ed in their victories over Fairfield and Midfield. The 1983-84 Varsity B-team members were: Bob Jones, Walter Lynch. Steve Boyer. Ken Lewis, Joe Howard. Eric Pippena, N;ikita Ryles, Steve Bennett. Buddy Lewis, and Kevin Todd. 63 The McAdor) Wmlling Team was a young one this year  ith the voungesl wrestlers being 8th graders Jimmy Dennis, U ilbur Adams, and Robby Soctt, followed by a swarm of sophomores and top slate contenders, Danny Pace, Dale Sander-. Brandon Bice. Darryl Brook. Brett McBrayer, and Richard Adams. The Junior wrestlers were headed by ex- Junior High County Champion and runner up State Cham- pion Sammy Price. Other junior wrestlers included Woody Thompson. Tim Hogan. Jeff Champion. Jeff Salamone, and Johnathan Pace. The only Seniors on the team were Shawn Bice, Steve Brooks and Rodney Shaw . The team was coached bv Joe Powers. The resiling team was inspired by wrestling cheerleaders, generally known as Mate Maids. Sponsored by Mrs. Heilman, the were Teresa Shaw — Head, Gale Story — Co-Head, Romona McMillain. Tammy Brunner. Sabrina Andrews. Tam- my Graves. Kelly Watts. 64 Varsity Wrestling jackets hit the mats, but opponents hit ' em harder as jackets 65 Varsity Wrestling take down: garde rid ale, fultondale, brookwood 66 67 arsit Cheerleaders ' ready? o.k. 1, 2, 3 . . III. K l li l .ir-il ( In .il. j. line Squad iliil mil him- • ' 1 ! of .1,.. i In- vi .11 bowevei I In v provided a (trral dm I «if -pint ji football jii.i aaaketbeil (tanu- I In attended camp il - JfOW it ihr I inv.rsiiv of Montevalto where the) competed with main talented atjuadi in. I received ni niperior ribbom end one ei- ii linn rililnni 111. KjUad ...iim-IiiI .if Uli. in. 1. 1 M iM I II inn Hi ml. I ..n I iillins I ■• llt-ail. Mni.lv Ward, I mill Tri| |n RegUM M....I. i Im-ii. l-rticn, l.aOuilla Robinson, -hl n Smith, Danita Braaher, rammj Bittle, HeliaM Wright, end Sher) Dyer. Mir amiad v..i- aponeored !• K H. Peyton whoae devotion and aliililn- were unfatlinmalilr. 68 Varsity 70 Cheerleaders 71 Jr. Ili li Cheerleaders full time athletic supporters 1 Ih Jum..i High I • rieeden were « . m j r force behind lh« n of the Junior lli :li h Milhall Team. However, ■long .nli football the] ••!- • cheered Un Junior I lin ' ' Beh et hiM II,, cheerleader! f r ' 83- ' 84 were: MeredJth Buckehm head. Suaan Stewart, Kandra s Harquita Luckie, Pam • ..l h. Jerri Mil. rrin. mamia Hwnn. Paula McClain. Vicki M,.r . net. Reynolda, Beth Wlin -. and Kim Johnaon. Their apoCkMM w.i- Mr- 1 ra Tarw-r. The] attended camp al Auburn t niverait) and received three Superior Ribbons, one Excellenl fflhhon. one Superatai Ribbon, and the) ilao received the Spirit Sink which •  given to select nr..ii|i- who exhibited Huper spirit .mil dedii i lion. • fc f V 1 l Jerri McFerrin % 72 73 XSJ mhs organizations Band V AA 76-81 Foreign Languages — ' VW — 82-83 Choral Groups W Aav 84-85 FBLA FHA— -VtM M 86-87 Student Council— A VU- 88 _ 8 9 Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Y— V 90 _ 91 KeyClub- W AAVH 92-93 Annual Staff - AAa M 94.97 Honor Societies Pep Club -4 - 98-99 FFA VtyiVwV-AA— 10O-IOI Arts Clubs - S AW 102-103 74 75 Band marching gold dazzles crowds at ball games, pep rallies, and concerts In August nf 1983 the McAdory Band of Gold began perfecting their half-time show with practice at 7:00 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. for a month before Bchool started. Then they practiced from 7 until 9 every morning through football season and went to three competitions where the) received two superior ratings and one excellent. It was the first superior rating that a McAdory band had received in over four yean Mthmigh the football team did not attend the Dental Clinic, the band did and enjoyed an exciting musical experience. At the end of I tetober the band began preparations for the Christmas concert on December 15th where many long hard hours of practice were rewarded. In January and February the band attended District Competitions where they also hoped to win a superior rating. Also in February the band gathered for the banquet where the history and awards were presented. At the end of the year the band gave the seniors, a final tribute and hoped to emulate their fine leadership for the future. 76 77 • e©s Band note by note, game by game, day by day, step by step « 2 i9 ' .iPH MiiittewfitM J . ;i 78 Band majorettes sparkle The 1983-84 superior-rated majorettes marched at all football games, pep rallies and various other events. Sponsored by Mrs. Dell Bryant, who began work after the first ball game, the majorettes made outstanding improvements during the season. The 1983-84 McAdory senior marching ma- jorettes were: Denise Foster, Frances Wilson, and Leslie Beckner. Juniors were: Kristy Biddy and Kelly Tubbs, and Sophomore, Teresa Crowe. 79 Band attention! hup, two three, four, about face! forward march! 80 81 Foreign vive fran ais! The 1983-84 French Club enrollment wj for the first time equivalent to the Spanish Club. French students excelled in the French language and learned more about the culture. They were a depen- dable, responsible group who zealously improved their French facilities. The French club officers were: Amy Brantley President. Steve Turner — V. Presi- dent. Tara Glover Reporter, Stephanie Watson Secretary, and Dar- rin Myr- Treasurer. The Coun- cilmen were Meredith Buckelew, Tommy Hannah. Julie West. Johnny Curren, and Jimmv Bortz. 82 Languages hola espanol! The Spanish Club provided students with knowledge of and achievements in the Spanish language through-out the year. Spanish Club activities ranged from an annual cheese sale and banquet, to a trip to Central America during A.E.A. Mrs. Vanessa Carter was again the spon- sor of the Spanish Club and again this year the Spanish Club organized the Foreign Student Exchange Program here at McAdory, in which students in the Co- bain area in Guatemala, are exchanged for students in the Birmingham area. The officers for 84 were President Cary Hockcrsmith, Vice President Cindy Trippe, Secretary Tracy White, Treasurer Andrea Shores, Sgt. at Arms - Jennifer Gray. Chaplain kn-ti Johnson and Club Reporter Brett McBrayer. The group excelled academically and broadened their awareness of the hispanic culture and language. 83 Choral karma karma karma llii Junior ami Senior High Choir, conducted l Mr. Douglas, has not only learned lO sing hut also has I. -.ini.il nni-ic. itself. The choir practiced ocry .1.11 for tin- Chriatmaa and spring con- certs, which were gi cn to a limited lint special ludience. Tin- Senior High Choir has grown over tin- past few yearx and is continuing to hroannn further. Mr. Douglas has continually focused on quali- ty rather than quantity and the choir in general has become a special class which gives students the opportunity to further their education in the fine arts area. 84 Department chameleon — here they are! The McAdory Singers are an elite choral group at MHS. They have performed at Open House, the Christmas Concert, and all county competiton. The officers, Warren Slaughter — President, Tina Crenshaw — Vice President, and Regina Smith — Librarian, have the duty of leading the Singers in all the performances and in their daily practices. The group ' s repertoire includes many different types of songs, several of which are very contemporary. This makes the Singers a very popular performing group among the student body. 85 FBLA getting involved The McAdory chapter of the FBLA has been recognized as being in the top 15% in the nation. The McAdory group was the on- ly local chapter to receive an alumni award and national recognition at the conference in San Francisco. The officers for , 83- , 84 were Quovodias Rush — President, Candy Evans — V. President, Krista Fulbright — Treasurer, Steve Gray — Chaplain, and Renee Abernathy — Reporter; they are responsible for the performance of their club at school and during their various field trips such as the trip to Montgomery and the trip to six Birmingham businesses. The sponsors who organize and regulate all FBLA activities, especially the annual state report, were Susan Pearson, Gladyce Madison, and Anne Williams. 86 Jr. High FHA Any FHA student will tell you that his or her course is not just sewing and cook- ing, for in the fall of 83 the FHA co- hosted a storm window workshop with the assistance of Alabama Power, which was recognized nationally. In addition, they presented a program at LAB on Families and Future, a fashion show at Shoney ' s, and received the Silver Chapter Award by their national organization. They sold cook-books and doughnuts to help support their Reach Out to People project which mends and cleans various school uniforms and linen. The executive officers for 83-84 are Leigh Ann Eubanks. Vicki Reid. Sherry Holder, Sharon Lowery and Florena Speights. The McAdory chapter which is the largest one in the county has existed since 1948. Mrs. Brunner was awarded Vocational Teacher of the Year in 1 983, and the FHA was truly a reflection of devotion and effort on the part of stu- dent and sponsor. Sr. High FHA 87 Student council maintains lights, sound system 88 Council and holds all elections in ' 84 The Student Council has been on the job serving McAdory as usual. In the spring of 1983 they coordinated with the Bessemer Ci- ty Council in a school-wide student government election which gave McAdory Students a chance to use traditional polling booths. Throughout the year they have been at every major function of the school with their sound system and chairs. Usually, they were the first to arrive and the last to leave. More importantly, under the direction of Christie Hall, they conducted all student body elections from homecoming queen to senior who ' s who. The officers for 83- ' 84 were Steve Turner - President, Rhonda Mc.Millian - V. President, Renee Abemathy - Chaplain, Penny Lawrence - Secretary. Dale Roberts - Treasurer and George Wilson Parliamentarian. 89 Tri-Hi-Y for ladies only The Tri-Hi-Y, « Christian terries organization, planni ' il man) Mtiritiei for the 8.i H I «-ar such as a hake nlc in November fur tin- faculty. Through this project, ihe members i.n-. .1 money for four park Item-lie-- and ihrubberj for the front of the school. Man) iiiciiiImts did volunteer work at the Bessemer Rescue Mission, and the] aiao gave canned poods for the need) families at Thanksgiving. The H. ' l- 84 Tri- Hi-Y was sponsored by Barbara Ncal. The officer were: Keysa Minnifield, Candy Kvans. Angela McWaine, Penny Lawrence, Teresa Chapman, and Terri Blankenship. 90 Hi-Y the camo-club In ' 83 and ' 84 the Alpha Omega Hi-Y, under the direction of Thomas Kelly, continued to promote moral values and high Christian standards in the learning environment. Each year the Hi-Y presents an award to a member of the faculty who epitomizes these high stand- ards. This award has now become a im- portant tradition at McAdory. The Hi-Y has shifted its philanthropic endeavors to a wide variety of projects. 91 Key Club key clubbers find low profile is key to success! 92 The Key Club, sponsored by the Bessemer Kiwanis, was perhaps the most active social club on campus. The Key Club sponsored three girls in the Miss McAdory Pageant and worked for various charities as designated by the parent Kiwanis Club. The club has met twice a month and attended montly regional conventions in the past year. The Club is very selective about their members; nominees must be accepted by a majority vote of current club members. The officers are Mark Stewart — Presi- dent, Johnny Curren and Steve Turner — Vice Presidents, Alan Fuller — Secretary. The Little Sisters, chosen to represent the ideals and qualities that the club admires, are Amy Brantley, Tracy White, Ginger Kelly, Lisa Hogue, Rhon- da McMillian, and Frances Wilson. By the end of the year a five hundred dollar scholarship will have been presented to a selected member which makes the Key Club a most desirable club in which to participate. 93 The 1984 McAdory Annual Staff members bring heart to ' 84 book Mlark Stewart - Denise Foster Requiring the iteeond largest budget and more work hours than any other ser- vice group, the annual staff is amost tedious yet rewarding job. Every student, sport, elub, event and teacher should have their picture in the annual which is in itself an encompasing job. In addition, ads must be sold, pages designed, and work loads coordinated. Organizational and design camp was held at Auburn University where many veteran staffers enjoyed the campus life and continued McAdory ' s award winning tradition. The section editors for the ' 84 Jacket were: Joni Gamble, Renee Abernathy, Kim Sprouse, Lisa Hogue, Ginger Kelly, Deb- bie Hays, and Jill Haithcock, who were guided by general editor Mark Stewart and assistant editor Denise Foster. The final pages are just reward for the long hours and personal dedication that these people gave ... all under the leadership of sponsor, Sam Staggs. UNIVERSITY 1 - _ — ESTABLISHED 1856 r - - — - • -=Jb 94 2 H 1 ' l 95 96 97 lonor Societies academic leadership In I ' It l tin- Honor Societies expanded ihch actions and their iikiii lx- r- li i p rolls. In iIh Hiring of l ' ' !l.l the tap-in ceremonies HiTr held through which sludents who held a 3.5 grade average and wli.i epitomized charade rislices of leadership, sclndarship. character and service Here inducted to the clubs. The junior high club, sponsored by Gwen Jackson and led by officers Andrea Shores, kristi Johnson, and Lisa Kssman, worked towards providing for the unfor- tunate during the holiday seasons. The senior high club also gave assitance to the needy at Thanksgiving and especially Christmas. The donations totaled over $600 and were organized by the officers, Mike Mello President, Alan Fuller V. President, Lisa Sellers - Chaplain, Candy Evans Secretary, and Johnny Curren - Parliamentarian. During the year various fund raisers were scheduled to raise money for scholarships which will be divided among the senior members. 98 Pep Club The Pep Club was reorganized for the ' 83- ' 84 school year by Ms. Vanessa Carter. The Pep Club enthusiastically provided the football team with a large corps of supporters. They attended foot- ball games and helped provide a home- crowd attitude even at the opposing stadiums. They made signs for each game and encouraged football players wiht weekly pep notes. The officers of McAdory ' s newest club were: Joni Gam- ble President, Ramona McMillan and Melissa James - Sophomore Represen- tatives, and Rita Gates and Kim Sprouse — Senior Representatives. 09 Future Farmers of America award winning ag department sets new projects in ' 84 l t:J L_! ?_ r  i n ■ ■ a ■ ilia t ■ ■ m « m i vi i if Kill P PI ' 100 r 1r 7i V k. IMS F i I w M WTHJ1I H T The FFA has always been a quiet club whose achievements speak more elo- quently than words. This year they added to their staff a new sponsor, Thomas Swaffield, who quickly added his talents to those of Gary Jackson and Douglas Gaddell; and the FFA began another record breaking year. Locally, they won land judging contests and numerous livestock contests, and again in ' 83 they achieved national recognition. They sold oranges and magazines and worked con- jointly with the FHA in the storm win- dow workshop. They joined forces with the Jefferson County Historical Society and labored tirelessly to restore historical landmarks at Tannehill. 101 An Club painter ' s touch The Art Club has worked diligently under the new leadership of Dell Bryant. The ten member club has sold airbrushed T shirts to raise money for art supplies. A major part of the club activities included participation in various art shows such as the ' 83 Atlanta show. The officers, Mike Dodson President, Chris Hicks - Vice President, Kelly Scott — Treasurer and Debbie Hayes - Secretary, have worked to bring their club to a point of performance and achievement. 102 Library Arts Drama Club reading and doing bring arts to life Trained in audiovisual equipment, filing and general library skills, the Library Science Club aided Mrs. Marjorie MeAdory in the coordination of her duties. They were not only beneficial to the school, they were select in that they were able to use the library more efficiently. The Drama (Hub. inspired by their director. Mrs. Mary Anchors, competed in the county-wide drama festival the Water Trambruer Competition. Steven Nelson received a superior rating and moved forward in state competition. The Drama Club also enjoyed exercises in make-up application and removal. 103 mhs faculty Administration Vv V 106-107 English History — AA VW- 108- 109 Math Science VwA-ty 110-111 Vocational Fine Arts -Aa4a - 11 2- 113 P.E. Special Education — V- 114- 115 Lunchroom Support Staffs-i 116-117 Service Groups V - — 118-119 104 105 r :1 HI i i i 11 Randy Haught — 10 Martha Vines — 12 Mary Fountain — 6 Marjorie Cottingham — 10 106 Administration orders from headquarters The administrative staff functions as the central agency at MHS. Headed by principal Nell Salamone, who is directly responsible for each student, teacher and staff personnel, the staff has worked closely with the school and community to elevate McAdory ' s stand- ing in comparison to the other schools in the county. The assistant principals. Randy Haught and Frank Green, handle all check in and check-outs and student discipline. Majorie Cottingham, the official financial bookkeeper, has the responsibility of maintaining the various accounts of the school, including each club and group. Mar- tha Vines and Peggy Plowden are guidance counselors; they handle scheduling, career planning, college placement and life instruction for all students, grades seven through twelve. Margaret Adkins, Mr. Greens secretary for several years, assists with problems of absences and truancy. The two secretaries of the general office are Mary Fountain and Kendall Macky who are in charge of all records and bureaucratic details of the school day. It would be extremely dif- ficult to function as an educational body if it were not for the fine staff of administrators who perform outstanding jobs. Peggy Plowden Kendall Mackv English to be or not to be In ili.ii 1-. i in 1 1 -I i I- a vital i uri of ever) iu life and in that ipeecfa i- .1 reflection f a peraon ' i intelligence, the teachen at McAdorj an- verj conce rne d with the instruction of grammar, mechanici and expreaaion. The teachers work together teaching and preparing all student fur aucceaa. The junior high teachen, Eugene Sima, Gwen Jack-on. Honalil Williams, anil k . K. Peyton help prepare the Itudenta for the more advanced English lhal the] will face when the) reach eenior high. After the student reach senior high, Sam Stagga, Martha hcrnalln. Dehorah Vt arnick, I -tell. i Gambles and Grayce Parsons broaden instruction and begin to include the more absorbing aspects of composition and Literature. Grayce Parsons — 1 8 l.-ti-lla Gambles 15 7£ -- Eugene Sims — 15 Gwendolyn Jackson r T ■ ?V V ?,$] Sam Staggs — 9 Ronald Williams — 8 aW. ' -.tr Katherine Peyton — 3 Martha Abernathy — 1 108 Social Studies four score and seven years ago . . . Larry Baker 22 Betty Atchison — 18 A student at McAdory undoubtedly receives some of the best educa- tion in social studies as anywhere in the county. Beginning with the combination world history and anthropology course taught by Richard Mize, the social-studies curriculum proceeds to Betty Atchison ' s U.S. History and civic course and John Swiney ' s course, Alabama History and World Geography, during junior high. Then in senior high a stu- dent is taught US history by Debra Warnick or Dr. Thomas Kelly, and Civics Economic s Communism by Larry Baker. The wide diversity in leacing methods of these teachers provides a well-rounded total com- prehension of the social sciences. Mr. Mize ' s classes have been selling ceramic footballs to raise money for new equipment. Mrs. Ruth Bailey- has been a diligent substitute while Mr. Swiney has been the acting assistant principal of the elementary school, Mr. Baker ' s advanced classes have been tracing the history of the school during the 83-84 year. A new student at MHS can look forward to a truly challenging and rewarding series of courses in the social studies field. Thomas Kelly — 15 John Swiney — 10 109 Mathematics sine, cosine and tangent The Math Department at McAdor) hai ■ new objective: the ac- quisition and application f computer! and their -kill-. Id toda) - world, l .i-u mathematical concept! arc not enough for a com- petitive -indent Electronic! engineering, and computer related couraea arc the a of the future, and McAdorj i- aware of it. Chriatie Hall, head of tin- math department, teachea trigonometry, geometry, and Algebra II Vlberta Brown haa chuaea of junior high math and Algebra I ai doc- Barbara Neal, w h« al-o teachea geometry ami Marie Key, Jamea Trippe, Stan Chaney, and Louise Cooley leach junior high and general math couraea. In that math i- ■ separate language and a universal form of communication, each -tu- denl should have s basic background which emphasises math. Con- temponurj BOcietJ dictates that -indent- expand their arithmetic studies if the) choose to advance themselves. The mathematics department ha- made massive progress ions in recent years, both in personnel and curriculum; the school is awaiting further ad- vancement- in coming years, advancements which will benefit our -indents and our world. Christie Hall — 16 Alberta Brown — 15 Stan Chaney — 11 Marie Bellkey — 11 James Trippe — 5 Louise Cooley — 1 110 Science blinded me with science! Science is a course that teaches life and all aspect! that pertain to t. The different science courses are taught at McAdory b) an ex- perienced group of teachers who are highly competent in their respective fields. The life acience course is taught in the seventh grade by Kalph (look: the subject is a required portion of the cur- riculum for seventh grades which makes Mr. Cooke ' s job extrerneh important to the science core. Pat Brasher teaches earth science with a major emphasis on geology. This is the only non repeating course on curriculum at McAdory: fortunately the course is re- quired. Physics and chemistry are foreshadowed by Tommy Holmes ninth grade classes which manage to carry on experiments and other projects. Mary Anchors is the senior high Biology I and II teacher. This position makes it possible for Mrs. Anchor ' s to reiterate her particular strengths of teaching. Leroy Anderson teaches all chemistry and physics to senior high students if the courses can be allocated with the scheduling. Of course these sub- jects are essential to every student, and each student should take as many of them as possible. Mary Anchors — 9 Tommy Homes — 6 111 Vocational Education first-hand experience in life Vocational Education is full accepted as direct preparation for adult lift-. I In- Vfjriliiisim-v. department at McAdory is perhapa t tx- Imsi in tlir count). I ndcr the guidance of Gary J. u ks. in. Douglas Caddcll and Thomas Swaffield, the newest addi- lion to the g department, -indents learn the various aspects of earning a living and being a success iii agriculture. (rail Brunner. director of the Home Economics department, was named the I B . ' t Home Kconnmics Teacher of the ear hy the Alabama ocalional Association. Students enrolled in llimir Ec at McAdon arc ccrtainh receiving their education in one of the most qualified departments in the state. The BOK department at McAdory is directed by three very competent ladies who serve the students by preparing them for life in the business world. Susan Pearson. Cladyce Madison and Ann Williams teach all secretarial studies with the use of typewriters, copiers and computers. In each area the quality of vocational education at McAdory is a direct reflection of the capable faculty members who teach these subjects. Gladvce Madison 1 1 Gail Bunner 10 112 ■ ■, t - 1 I Fine Arts a touch of culture and refinement The Fine Krta department al McAdor) focuses students attention upon the finer anas of culture and society. Each section i- meticulousl) directed 1 dedicated facultj members, mosl of whom have furthered their education he ond the required four year degree. Vanessa Carter, trilingual instructor f foreign language, teaches hoth Spanish and French to a large percentage of high school, junior high, and elementar) gtudents. James Douglas, who directs the choirs and the 1c d« r Singers, has had the pleasure of watching the choral department become a fine group of performer-. largel due to his teachings. Dell Bryant, the new art teacher, has discovered that the art department at McAdor) consists of talented student- who do cr well under correct leadership which -he eager- l provides. The fine selection of literature in the librar) i- due to the dedication and effort of Marjorie McAdory. And the Mll Marching Hand is conducted and directed b Howard Heckner who regards hand as a subject not a club. The Fine rt- at Mc dor are expanding each year providing more aesthetic opportunity for the students. 113 Physical Education let ' s get physical! Physical Education allowa students to break from academic endeavon .mil challenge i ln-ir body ' s endurance. The P.E. teachen .ii McAdory have been eaaential to tin- development of .1 casual, relaxed attitude. Senior lli li P.E. i conducted l Richard Atchison, David Powell, Geoff Reeder and Ms. Innette Brewer. Wayne Byran, I rr Brasaeale ;m l Myra Taver arc in charge  f Junior High. Richard Atchison — 6 Juan Benavidez Terry Brasseale — 4 Geoff Reeder — 4 114 Special Education individualized education and discipline Within the scope f individualised education, special education pro- vides for lh« ' essential growth of all students. The special education department, located in the annex, devotes the time and efforts of m teachers toward meeting the education needs of certain students. In that ever) child deser es a qualit) education. Special Kd. affords man) the equitable curriculum that all students deserve. Ronald Davis — 6 Robert Dollar — 6 John Rabon — 4 Celia Anthony — 3 115 It V; V V VI 1 Lunchroom Staff food for thought The MHS Child Nutrition Center employees perform an essential part of the students educa- tion. Federal studies have determined that students perform better after a hot meal. The McAdory lunchroom staff sees to it that everyone of the 1500 lunch customers and 325 breakfast customers pets just that. Lunch in the redecorated and decorous nutrition center gives every one the chance to break from rigorous studies for lunch in an enjovable atmopshere and the opportunity to return to class with a refreshed attitude. Kay Bailey, director 116 Support Staff getting the job done The neatness of the McAdory campus is due to the effort and pride exhibited by the support staffs. The maids and custo- dians have respective jobs which affect the atmosphere of the school. Every day the maids clean each classroom, hallway and office while the custodians perform the peneral maintenance work which keeps the furnaces, water pipes and other necessities functioning. For the dedica- tion and dignity which these people con- tribute to their work is an asset to the pride and respect of the school. The sup- port staffs are always helpful in cir- cumstances which require assistance: everyone depends upon them to maintain the stability of the equipment and utilities. The exceptional job that the) do mat go uncoinmended but never unappreciated. 117 Bus Drivers responsible people performing essential services to students and school administered by the Federal Safety Commission. This immense duty demands that the bus drivers be one of the most capable, responsible groups in the school. The McAdory bus drivers are: S. Chaney. B. Clevenger. Z. Davis. D. Davis. P. Diffley. R. Dollar. T. Holmes. C. Howton. A. Lightsey, G. Mack. R. Mize. J. Stephenson. J. Swiney. S. Tate. E. Wilder. O. Baggett. L. Baker, and N. Carlee. 118 ?r- Gas Crew and CSP students aid faculty In 83 two student service groups have worked iii close cooperation with facult) members. The a rcw Functions tu main- tain the cleanliness and efficiency of the man) buses; thus, the correct performance f their work i- a direct influence on the safet) of the bus passengers. The (!i il School Patrol is the watch-dog of the McAdor) campus, insuring that vandalism ami mischief are severel) reduced. Tin j.i- Crew. sponsored h John Swine%. anil the (!SP. miller the direction of Hand) Eiaught, an- capable groups whose hasic purpose i to scr e the school. 119 mhs classes Eighth grade- - -128-133 Ninth grad Tenth grade y( y y jv 40- 17 Eleventh grade— MaM. 148-155 120 121 SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade elass, fresh from elementary school, are facing many changes and challenges. For the first time in their school life, they must cope with tardy bells, changing classes, the hustle-and-bustle in the halls, and final exams. On the other hand, they can look forward to making new friends, participating in a wider variety of activities such as sporting events and pep rallies, and laying the foundation for their high school years. This is their first step in their journey through junior high school. 122 Hl HM 7th grade Mist Ahernathy Klmnda Adams Lori Allen Tammy Alien Eric Armstrong Jeff Ayen Hi 111.- J -an Harnett Shane Hates Paige Black Angela Booth Clay Howlin Mslia Brown I)a id Kit ant Allison Buckelev Jimmy Hush Valeric Bu-h Bill) Byars Mareia Ih rd Bry an ( laffee Edward Caffee Shaw n iallahan Lee ( Carlisle Patrick Carr Mark (arson Brook Carter Cinch Carter Sherry Carter Angela Carver ( ' amellia Cashatt Terr) Chapman Stephanie Childera Criatopher Clay ton X eale) Clements Dare) Cline Jennifer CoggilU Andre Cook 123 7th grade ( li.unli.i ook ickie t n n-li.m illi.nii t i umpton i In inline iummingn I .mi i- ( ummingt S r ' in i Cun ' ii I rone l).i ie Daniel Delmore Lisa Dicke) I mil Diffle) Ml.. n Dudlej Diana Dunn Nanc) Earl) M. lr k Earl) K,ll Echols Tro Ethridge Leighann Eubanks Tannin Ezekial Drew Farr Hirk Pluker Jiinim Foster Rick) Fn Jason Gamble Joe Garris Gwfii Gilliland ance Goforth Lisa Gordon Mike Granger Brandon Guy Da 1 avne Hannan Toni Harbin Shell) Hardin Tara Harris Russ Hash man Erie Hayes Meredith Henderson 124 7th grade Denlyn Holmes Traii Howard lim l I [umphries Angela Ingram JaaOII Jar is Lari Jinright Ginger Johnson Krrri Johnson Arlita Junious Kill h Kendricks Felicia kidd Ifuliln I .llllln I I Jim Lawle) Aliscina Leach Tedd) Lee Mich. •Il - Levretl karen !. •« i- Brady Lovett Jenn) Lower) David Lucas Vera MrCary Stac McCo) Bernadette Mack Sim a Malian Joe) Martin I in in Martin Ton Martin Tannin Mauldlin Ami Mixon Leigh Ann Mooeke) M) linda Morgan Bari Morris Snnja Morrison Tndfl Moms Asher Mullinax Leslie Murphree 125 J -• iii«-- i. holu Janni Nil holaa JilMHl Nnli.il.i Regina Nicholas I imi Norris Gina Owen Jeff Pack Shelly Pate Rachel Patton Rachel Peal Martha Phillips Sunee Polehai Cecil Popee Raymond Price James Reynolds Jennifer Richey kendra Robinson Mark Roy Danny Ryan Harlan Salser Cris Scott Amy Sellers Gary Sellers Shane Shaddrick 126 Trao Bartlett Jame- Herve) I .ilnili.i Eiembree K ri ti Jones  sMl Renita eaver 7th grade Kristie Shew Lance Shores !arr Shultlcsworth Anthorn Smith Jeffer] Smith K milxrl Spradlin Michael Sta fi- X ealej Stanle) James Stewart Robert Stewart Tchiana Stewart Laura Ta lnr Shon Thomas Timoth Thompson Aim Tomlin Larla Trammel! Nellie arner JefferN % allace Maurice Ware Keith Vi atson Rachel Whatlej Terr iin X bade] Bryan X bite Robert White It. ni.i illianm Donald Vi illiams I .ill. in. i illiams Rhonda illiams Sharon X oods Scott eager 127 EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade, which is the middle child of the junior high, is often exceeded by the ninth grade. But the class of ' 88 h made certain that they were heard and recognized this year. They have enjoyed their pep rallies and sports without having worry ibout the responsibilities of high school students. Next year they will begin their high school career, but until then, th will enjoy what is while it is . . . 128 8th grade X ilhur A l;iiu- David Mlin.l.r Sherita Baile) Wendall Baker Michelle Barnes II., IK Barren Trinette Ble ins Cher) 1 Borougha LaShawn Bo d Michael Boyd Braden Amanda Dunn Michael Hiii, i, Scan Hiinn Andre Burnett Tomm) Burnett VI i-t Butler krivt Caldwell Tracy Cambell Michael ( lastle BUlie J. Chapman Rand Chapman Tamra Clowdus Gadd dole Barbara Collier Jonathon Collier Alfonzo Colston Darrell Cone David Cook Darrell Corvin 129 8th grade Rodne) ' lowen Hi i mi Cat Evan ox Ji ff ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Phillip Dbtm Susan D.i iaon Jiinnn Dennb Don); Dicke) M.iti Diffley J« ' ffr DimI-mii Richard Duncan Dilihii- Parle) Lee Faust Alan Pendley Demetrius Ford Donnie Foster Christie Fowlkes Glenn Glover Jimmy Goff Staeey Goggins Tony Graham Jennifer Gray David Hall Theresa Hancock endy Harper Christopher Harve Alan Hicks Joey Higgenbotham Mark Hill Rebecca Hogan Debbie Holder Phillip Holley 130 8th grade If run 1 1 wlik ml Chad Hughe) Gan 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ■- 1 Terr) llutto X ;l in- Ingle Kiiiilu-rlv Johnson Tina Johnson Candise Kellam Rebecca krlh Jennefer Killingsvior Keith Kitchens Lisa Knox Melissa LeDuke Brad Lew i- Niil Ling m Lucas Kri ti Lucas W .in.l.i McCar) Paula McClain Tina Mark tngelique Martin Mar Mebius Sidnej Minnifleld Michelle Mitchell Kim Mixon Carland Morgan John Morris I it I rri Traii Morrow Stephanie Morton 131 8th grade |trr Nelaon Jiii Palmer li ' lllllM l ' i .ll Nin.i Pettigre U .lllll.l I ' llllllp- SIlCMt.i I ' .). ' Scool row] Jenn) Powell M.rv Prude Chad Ramej Joseph Raj mond CI i.i| ' i ' II li. Vngie Re) ti« l«l- Sherita Robinson Dean Sanders Pete Sansing Jim Scott John Scott Orlando Scott Robb) Scott Donald Shadix StaC) Shadrick Jeffre) Sheppard Susan Short Keith Simpson Butch Sizemore Rubha Snider Florence Speights 132 8th grade Vngcla Speigner Tim Sprouse Tim St. John Cod) Stark Sharon Stephens eckie Stor Johnm Taj lor Derek Thomu-iin Paul Tortorici Patrick Tucker I.arr il - Darrell Walden Tallinn V aldrop Thaddi ' iis Vt altliow Veronica W ataon Robert Weaver Greg % batlej B.-th White Douglas X hiti 1 Sta X bite Clifford Williams kell V illiams Tri h X illiams Donna Willi Scott U ikon al W right Joej Morris 133 NINTH GRADE The class of 87 has been striving for the high goal and standards that make leaders. They have shown prime examples of a strong class by excelling in academics and extra-curricular activities. These achievements have made the rest of the Junior High look to them for examples as they led the Junior High football team to a country championship. All in all this has been a year for earning credits, planning for the future and developing attitudes of leadership. 134 A WW I A v ' 1 m l 9th grade Lisa Abernathy Avan«-1 Adams CharU-s Aldrich William Anderson Sean Argo Kevin Aronald Mitchell Avery Vanessa Barlow Jenniev Barnes Jennie Barnett Johnna Bedford Gregory Boone Kevin Boroughs Evan Boykin Richard Brasher Darryl Brooks Chelsea Brown Jamie Browning Bart Buckelew Meredith Buckelew Kim Bunn Anita Byars Rhonda Canoles Ginger Carlee Robert Carroll Stella Cathey Derrick Chapman Todd Childers Steve Clevenger Pam Cobb 135 9th grade s li iron Iwrn i ■in.i i oggim K.ik ii ( oolej Frsnkie t rider I on ( Irowder Michelle ( roue Shell) Crowe I .i ill Davis Julian Da i- Tro l)a is iiuufrcd Da is Tina l r. rin. in Jerry Dennis Darry I Dixon utessa Dixon Melissa Dudley David Eaton Michael Fanning Dairy 1 Foster Randy Gamble James Garrett David Garrett Greg Garriek David Glover James Glover Tara Glover Jack Goggins Melanie Green Belinda Hall Delbert Hall 136 9th grade Tommy Hannah Chase I lamer Michael Harve John Hayes .l.iii.i Heatherh Shannon llollon Stephanie Howard Mien Huffman I)a id Humphry Darrin Jar i- Mark Kent Stephanie Kc Dean Killingwortb Frankie Kinp Brian Lancaster katherine l.amhert Cathy Lawrence Terry Lawrence Erie Lindgren Lisa Lucas Marquita Luckie Rebecca Mel inl Sonny McGowan Jem MeFerrin Terri MeFerrin Jeff Madison Netiva Majors Randy Mann Mike Meadows V Patrieia Monroe 137 9lh grade H.irr Moore Vnthon) Morgan I on) Morrison I i-.i Morns Debbie Meuller Lisa Meuller Tina Naremore Stephen Nation Danny Oglesby Harold Parker Christina Patterson Sandy Peoples Bueky Phillips Synanta Polchai Teddy Popee Wanda Price Pauline Prude Terry Ravnes W ayne Ray Felicia Riles John Roberts Tana Saunders Melody Scales Kandra Sims 138 9th grade Tammy Sim James Smith Monica Stephenson Su-an Stewart Kim Tew Maurice Thrasher Michelle Toxey Br a Tra w iek Mortell Underwood Sharon Vanoy kim V. aldrop Allen Wallace Julie Wall Booker Ware Mark Vt atkin Sunn Vi ataon Lakita Wells Julie Vt esl Steven W hale] Mike Whatle Sherrj H hite Queen Williams Chevalla Wilson nd Vi nod Jefferj Zissette li.irli.ir.i Chapman 139 TENTH GRADE ■ ■ ♦ m 3 5 | il ■ $£$■ Kfe ■f J Uit rf L • 05 ■Pt PPfci i fc I wSponsorfc nvorit The class of 86 has experienced an exciting first year in high school. The) have been led by strong leaders, the class of- ficers and communicators. Thev discussed and planned acti ities such as pep rallies and fund raisers. The officers are Tim Gossett — president, Kathy Hawkins — vice-president. Andrea Shores — treasurer, Lisa Essman — chaplain, and Tam- mv Brunner — secretary. The communicators are: Aturo Brown, Kelly Cook. Teresa Crowe. Christie Gregg. Bob Jones, Romona McMillian, Andre Shores, LaQuitta Robinson, Tracy White, Michelle Walthaw, Dionne Myles. (not pictured) Mark Bria. Marvin Howell. Regina Lewis and Pat Minnifield. The sophomores who excelled at pep rallies projects have developed a strong sense of class unity. Due to the help of their sponsors: M. Anchors, V. Carter, S. Chaney, T. Holmes. S. Pearson. G. Parson, and R. Dollar, they have set success as high school participants as an obtainable goal. 140 10th grade Richard Adams Shirley Anderson Brian Allen Bryan Allred Mitzi Armstrong Stephanie Armstrong James Arrington Shane Baker Aturo Benison Steve Bennet Brandon Bire Tammy Blake Jimmy Bortz Steven Bouyer Amy Brantley Jo Ann Brasher Misty Brasher Jeff Braswell Mark Bria Manuella Brown Toni Brown Tammy Brunner Dawn Bryan Ellen Burcham Julie Bush Trecia Byrd Jo Ann Caffee Luther Caffee 141 10th grade Brian tin K mi ( .ililui ' ll n ki I .ill. ili. in VllUN ( .irlrr I .11 I ( .11 I • .- li kl I .11 I |)ll III ( .ll-iill I mill t arlrr K.illn li. ini|iinii Jeff Cheek Chariot Collier KeU) k Janet Cox J«-rr Craig Teresa ( !rowe Jt-nnifer Crumpton Kt-ith Curren Doree Davis Sandra Dedmon Pam Dodson David Dunn Bert Early Lisa Essman Rhonda Farlev Todd Fields Jerri Fluker Stephen Fulmer Joey Garner Joyce Gates Jennifer Glover 142 w« 10th grade Timonthy Gossett Jennifer Gray Christie Gregg Tammy Gunn Ronald Hall Keith Harless Janie Harris Robert Harris Lois Hateher Daniel Hayes Kathy Hawkins Greg I liMiIrn k Damon Hembree Becky Holifiehl Jo Ann Holley Dan Hollis Larry Hocutt Joey Howard Marvin Howell Paul Hunter Roderick Hunter Jessie Jackson Reggie Jackson Janesse Jinright Melissa James Jana Jenkins Vivian Jenkins Audra Johnson Kristi Johnson Lee Johnson 143 10th grade Id nnj Jones Bob Janet JiiuIhi K 1 1 liz St v en Kinix ( hrisl) Korni Hi .in 1 anzford 1 1 -.ii I ,i lt Barbara ledluu Gregory Lunceford liuilih Lewis Regina Lew i- Hr.u McBrayer Gina McBribe r.ininiN McCar) Ki«Iiii Mc(.ulli- kirn Mi Fall Ramona McMillian Regina Mew aine alerie Mr aine Darren Majors Angela Maul Hr an Meadows Patriek Minnifieid Pamela Moore Regeena Moore Stae Morris Kevin Moses Dionne Myles Darin Myers Sandra M ]e 144 10th grad Rob Nabors Sonjl rri Danny Pact- Kevin Parson Eric Pippem David Rasco Janet Reel Bruce Reislcr Nikita Riles Richard Riley LaQuitta Robinson Tammv Robinson David Rosser Randall Ro O B Cf Bernadetla Ru-li Richard Rushing k.-lli Russell Dale Sander- Cynthia Schrinscher Lisa Seal Fina Selk Melanie Shafer Andrea Shores Karen Simon 145 10th grade Tim Simpson shl n Smith • n Smith Tyrol) Smith ickie Smider Gina Sparks Harrison Sparks Annette Speigner Eddie Staggs Tonya Stacey Lesley Stanley Pamela Thomas Tim Thrasher Tammy Thomas Chris Thomason Kevin Todd Cynthia Trippe Marshall Tyler Michael Varner Michelle Walthaw Mandy Ward Chad arren Frances Wells Lorrie Whaler : ' . • lift 146 Susan X heeler Trac Vt hitf vonne Vi hitel) Man in Williams Jeff Williams Su-an X illiams 147 ELEVENTH GRADE The juniors are alwa « luis doing some feature or activity to prepare for the prom. With such a large price tag. thi has become a major goal of the class of 85 although the) did find some time to work on pep rallies and other areas o school functions. The officers are: Cary Hockersmith — President, Alan Fuller — Vice president, Gail Story — Chaplain. Carrie Hale - Secretary, and Jill Haithcock — Treasurer. They have worked very closely with their spon- sors. Myra Tarver, Estelle Gambles, Marie Key, Leroy Anderson, Thomas Swaffield, and Dell Bryant. The com- municators are: Randy Gossett, Warren Slaughter, Craig Lancaster. Sammy Speigner, Cassandra Hatter, Cindy Thompson, Steve Gray, Sabrina Andrews, Tracy Jackson, and Angela Brown. 148 11th grade David Aldrich Chris Allred Christopher Anderson Sabrina Andrews Audie Appleton Julie Bedford Kristina Biddy Tammy Bittle Cindy Blackmon Anita Blevins Aretha Blevins Hal Braden Michael Brooks Angela Brown Duwana Brown Teresa Browning Allison Bryant John Burchfield David Bush Alex Caldwell I .it. in .1 Carter Jeffery Champion Donald Childers Donna Childers Robert Clay Linda Cole Mitchell Coleman Vonda Cowen Tina Crenshaw Diane Crowder 149 1 lth grade JinUBJ t ' urren Deborah Dai idton Juliiim 1 .1 idton 1 errill Dai i Jack Dennis I im. Dili Cassandra Dixon literal Dunn Cla Dupree Sherr Dj er Jennifer Event! Mark FlukiT Willie Frazier Alan Fuller Tracy Gables Joni Gamble Terrx Glass ieki Glover Randy Gossett Tammy Graves Steve Gray Jill Haithcock Carrie Hale Tracy Hardemon Debbie Hays Esther Hicks Kerry Hill Tommy Hill Cary Hockersmith Dennis Hocking 150 1 1th grade Timothy Hogan Lisa I I i;:iii- Sherrie Holder Levi Hunter Jerome Jackson Tracy Jackson Gregory Johnson Ginger Kelly- Janet Kimbrell Craig Lancaster Keith Langston Troy Langston Edna Lindsey Mark Lutz Keith Lutz Walter Lynch Gary McAdory Chole McCarter Lisa McClain James McDougal Connie McGruder Paul Manning Stephen Nelson Mark Nichols Nancy Norris Jonathon Pace Van Parker Kenneth Pickett Miracle Pierson Roderick Poe 151 11th grade Felicia Poole Richard Pi k ■ ■ Patricia Raj not Richard Reid ickie H ill r.nnim RegUter Brian Riche) Michael Roberta Robin Rollina iniiiil.i Roper Cynthia Root rii;i Rutl e d ge Jeff Salamone Lance Sawyer Lisa Sellers Timothy Sellers Teresa Shaw Denise Sheppard Gene Simmons X arren Slaughter Lisa Smith Regina Smith Tracy Smith Sammie Speigner 152 11th grade Gale Story Evonne Tate Heath Taylor Cindy Thompson Timothy Thompson Kelly Tubbs Rhonda Tueker Linda VanWagoner David Vaughn Tim Wammack Craig Warren Valerie Warren Andy Watson Kelly Watts Darlene Weaver George Wells Winifred Wesley Eric Whitaker Deanna White Anthony Williams Gary Williams Donita Wilson Mark Wilson Melissa Wright Randall Wright 153 154 155 mhs ' 84 seniors Officers and Sponsors -vUW ty L58 Communicators and Favorites Graduation 8 1 Portraits and Who ' s Who Standouts 156 157 MHS SENIORS 1984 M.iim  .i ih. ii .1 claaa cm onlj perform with the degree of |u.ilii and pride m is In-Ill In its leaders. If this i- inn-. the class of HI must be one f the beat i ever leave Mi- ilnr . fur its leaders iml worked with . aenae of pride and well-being. From the f i r-i week uf their sophomore year t the Final hours ;i- Seniors tin- class of K I looked to the same groups of people for leadership. I In- class officers were Mark Stewart president, George Wilson vice-president, Julie ra treasurer, and Terri Blanken- ship chaplain. These people decided the policies and actions that the seniors would follow. The received guidance on these decisions from the sponsors. Celia Anthony. 158 Sam Stages, Debra Myers. Annette Brewer, Gail Brunner. and Howard Beckner, who were senior homeroom teachers for three years. The programs and decisions of the of- ficers and sponsors were relayed t the class l the communicators, Leslie Beckner, ndrc Burrell, Johnn) Curren, Tim Hall, John Knight, Craig Hockeramith, Melissa Nurri-. Eric Mi - Cullers, Tomunda Reese, Dale Roberts, Butch Tucker and Cand) Evans. Chosen from among ih - class, the Benior favorites represented the most respected people in the school; they are Johnn) Curren. Jeralyn Craig. Hon Brown. Julie Gra . Craig Moekersinith and Sonja Gar- rctt. The leaders of the class of H I carry the memories of stunt night, prom and pep rallies, each of which reflected the class as winners. 159 otffltt: One Last Tear Today, I cried a painful tear; for the end is really here. Gone are the times we spent together; the nights we blew our curfews, and all the money that we spent; the clothes that we chose and the weekend night, road trips. The long uneventful walks in the park, sharing all our hopes and fears and experiences from the dark. The sweatshirts, candy bars and coupon books, all that stuff we sold and bought; And always our private talks, did anyone ever tell Staggs or Anthony? The fun that we had. memories, that will never end. We know that it will last. though we may not always be friends! So With one last tear? We say good-bye, as we end our final year. at good-ole McAdory High! Kim Sprousc Sam Staggs Renee Abernatln J i in tn Adams Rhonda Acker Dwavne Allen K.illn Ml. n Shelh Allen Rodney A II red MikeBasuell Leslie Heekner Shawn Biee Jill Blaekerbv David Blake Terri Blankenship Traei Boles Lero Boone Phillip Brantley 161 MHS SENIORS 1984 Tammy Brooks Ron Brown Donita Braaher Denise Foster and Bobby Franklin Jerri I. Mm Hr;i-hrr Keith Brown 162 Uesia Carr Jo l CoggirU LaBron Carroll (Charles Catln Teresa Chapman Canch I v ,in- .in.! Kric McCullers KiimIiitU . i . . k Jcralyn Craig Geno Crumpton Carl Ann Curren Jnhrim Curren 163 MIIS SENIORS 1984 hdwurd I).i i- Traci hw i- Leanne Dedman Mike Dodsun Joan I)u(ile Candy Evans Kim Sprouse and Mark Stewart Denise Foster Darryl Fowler 164 Hobln Kranklii kri ta Fulbright elta Gamlde Kdiiii Garner Snnja Garrett Mike Garriek Rita Gate Kyle Goodwin Best Dressed Tim Mall Miehelle Hummed Kn-I.i I ' ulliriiilit .in.l Rodne) Mired 165 MHS SENIORS Tommy Harris 1984 Randy Handh Tony Harris Eddie Hastings Most Athlete Tomunda Reese and Stephen Brooks Herb Harmon Joel Heatherly 166 T Hurl Jennie H dt Donita Bra-her and Dale Koherl W. i, .In IK. I. S m a James Tomim Jeffer-oi Tomrm Jenkins John Johnson I1..1I11. John-on Steve John-on Karen Jones 167 -- mm i « it Hi aa J 4 MILS SENIORS 1984 Kim Ki ' iini ' d John knight Scot! Kt Most-Talented Michelle Hammett and Mike Dodson 170 Linda Mc( ilunaliun David McCullough Greg McConnell Sandee MeCravv Annette McGuire Rhonda McMillian Eric McCuller ■Vngela McWainc Rhonda McMillian and George Wilson Jeff Meadows Mike Mello 171 seniors _L;7o4 Barbara Mitchell Carrie Morgan Rubin Murra Kim l ers 172 I ii .urn. i Itiinn and Daniel Slaughter Bobby Pippens Tomunda Reese Sheila Re Holds Dale Roberts Richard Ropers Tina Ross Annette Rosser Gar Rower Ryan R r Chris Roy 173 MHS SENIORS Rodney Shaw Tammy Sheffield Krystal Sims Jerry Sizemore Daniel Slaughter Jodi Slark Renee Smith Kim Stark Kim Sprouse Mark Stewart Alan Stanle) Alfred Stipe ' Sandra Tate Charles Tibbs Brad Tinslei Stan Tri Butch Tinker Steve Turner Torain l nderwood Will Vanoy 175 MHS SENIORS 1984 Loni Van Wagoner John Wallace Sherlyn Walls Trinitia Webb Darren Williford Frances Wilson 176 177 s eniors cream of the crop The Senior Sumliml- arc ihiix ' n each rar li tin- M - dnr fuiulu thr rcprr- miiI tin- character and superior i|iialilics ili.il arc important 10 the kImMM and aim- mi i M 1 1 I In-..- leleci mion «- ehoeen on the Im-i- nf their wrvice dedication, leadership .mil performance during llir high school wars. I «-— 1 1«- Beckner, head majorette in 8 V. baa - r i-il .i cuhb officer, communicator ami a- nu-mliiT of the colorguard. Leslie vi m a recent participant in the Junior Miss Pageant. She has made the A B liniiiir roll and has take advanced courses. Da id S.-ll.-r- has been a member of the Na tional Honor Society, newapaper and imual staff. The Hi-Y, Art (Hub and Ke (Hub. David has achieved, through Advanced courses, the A B Honor Roll, and served as a member of the Civil School Patrol. VI ill Vanoj has earned much outstan- ding recognition such as student of the month. A B honor roll. Drum Major, Distinguished Student of America. Will has also served diligently on the student council where he performed tasks with the judicial council and worked — forever as the sound man. Mike Dodson was named the Who ' s Who most-talented male in the senior class due primarily to his outstanding ar- tistic ability. Mike has also taken honor and advanced courses and has been a long-standing member of the Art Club. Steve Turner, the most valuable defen- siw- lineman on the ' 83 jackets, was in the Key Club, served as the president of the Student Council, a Sr. Class Com- municators, A honor roll, FFA and the National Honor Society. Steve has also taken part in the Spanish and French (Hubs. Baseball teams, and stunt night. Johnny Curren, Parliamentarian of the National Honor Society, was a member of the football team. Key Club, French Club, A B honor roll. Student Council, Judicial Council, Stunt Night, Top 5 r t of Students in Jefferson, and the Hi-Y. George Wilson, class president as a junior, was the parliamentarian of the Student Council, French Club, and McAdory Singers. George was also chosen as ice-President of the senior class. Who ' s Who Most Spirited and Sophomore favorite. J Senior Standouts 178 Candy Evans, Who ' s Who Best All Around girl in the Sr. Class, was homeocoming queen, FBLA vice presi- dent, and class communicator. Candy has achieved the A, B honor roll s and was a member of the National Honor Society. Mark Stewart, president of the Sr. Class, was editor of the yearbook, sophomore class president and favorite, junior class vice-president. Key club president, and Who ' s Who most likely to succeed, was a member of the Honor Society and Judicial Council. Keysa Minnifield has taken part in the FBLA, Spanish Club, Stunt Night, the Paper Staff, Band, the Class plays. The earned the A B Honor Roll, was a member of the Student Council, and the Tri-Hi-Y where she served as President. 179 Judv Hence bernathy: Adv. (nurses. Beauty Contest Pari.. KHI.A Reporter, HOK. Annual Stuff Section Ed. Paper Slaff. Prom Comm.. Student MUM il hap. Jimmy K.arl Adams KK . Track, Var. Kimlball, n-i Principal nli- r.iili. I  aync Allen: FFA Officer vnimi-l. FBLA. HOK kathy I iiii Mien: FBLA, Bank Teller. B-ll. H..II. Shell) Ann Allen: B-Honor Boll, Mi . Congeniality, Stunt Niphi. FIIA, BOB, Teacher ' Aide. Norman Rodney Allred: Sr. U ho ' s Who Best Dressed. B-Honor Boll, Stunt Night. Class Play, FFA, FBLA, Bank Teller, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Col- orguard. Paper Staff. Michael Baswell: Who ' s Who in mer. H.S. Students, Top 5 ' . in Jeff., Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Awards, A, B- Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Hi-Y. Art Club, Key Club, French Club, Civil School Patrol. Leslie Ann Beckner: Soph Officer V. Pres. Jr. Officer Tres., Sr. Stand- out, Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll, Sr. Beauty Con- test Alt., Beauty Contest Part., Homecoming Court, Stunt Night, Class Play, FBLA, Spanish Club, Bank Teller. Jr. High Cheerleader, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Colorguard. Majorette, Prom Comm., Communicator, Jr. Miss Pageant. B James Shawn Bice: Adv. Courses, B- Honor Roll, Stunt Night, FFA, FBLA, Art Club, Var. Wrestling, Teacher ' s Aide. Jennifer Ann Blackerby: Beauty Contest Part., FFA — Reporter, Drama Club. David Burion Blake: FFA, Drama Club. Teresa Lynn Blankenship: Jr. Officer — Chap., Sr. Officer — Chap. Who ' s Who in Amer. H.S. Students, Dist. H.S. Students of Amer., Adv. Courses, Honors Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll, Sr. Beauty Contest Alt., Stunt Night, Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y Chap., Key Club-Little Sis., Spanish Club, Jr. High Cheerleader, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Colorguard — Flag Capt. Annual and Paper Staff — Ed.. Prom Comm., Communicator, Teachers Aide. Traci Leigh Boles: Adv. Courses. Hon. Courses, B-Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part., Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y-Parli.. FHA. hill . BOE, Bank Teller. Si High Choir. Mr iloi Singers, Paper Stuff. l.ero Harry Boone: FFA, Jr High Basketball, V«T. Basketball. Phillip Loyd Brantle) di. Courses. Hon Courses. Slunl Ni ;lil. Clwi Play, French and Spanish Club, Tennis, Jr High Football. Jr. High Basketball, Jr High Choir, Ten lurs Aide Donila lee Hr.isliei: Sr. who ' s Who — Biggest Flirt. B-Honor Boll. Beauty (on lest Pari.. Stunt Night, FBLA, French Club, Var. Cheerleader, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Prom Comm., Asst. Prin- cipal Aide, Teachers Aide, Student Council. Jcri Lynn Brasher: B-Honor Boll, Stunt Night, Class Play. FBLA. BOE. Drama Club, Bank Teller, Jr. and Sr. High Band. Colorguard, Teacher ' s Aide, Stu- dent Council. Mark Stephen Braswell: Adv. Courses. B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Tennis, Jr. High Football. Stephen Ray Brook: Soph. Fav., Sr. Who ' s Who — Most Athletic, FFA, Jr. and Var. Football, Jr. and Var. Wrestling. Tammy Renae Brooks: FFA, Teacher ' s Aide. Keith Dwayne Brown: FFA, BOE. Ronald Grant Brown: Sr. Fav., Adv. Courses, Class Play, FFA, Track, Jr., B- Team and Var. Football. Jr. High Wres- tling, Prom Comm. Charlie Bryant: FFA, Art Club, Jr. High Basketball. Deanna C. Bunn: Jr. Fav., Sr. Who ' s Who — Class Clown, FFA, FBLA, BOE, Office Aide. Andre Lavarr Burrell: Who ' s Who in Amer. H.S. Students, A, B-Honor Roll, Hi-Y, FFA, Jr. and Var. Basketball, Com- municator, Teachers Aide. Alesia Guy Carr: Stunt Night, Class Play, FHA, FBLA, BOE, Teacher ' s Aide. Hugh LaBron Carroll: B-Honor Boll. FFA, Chess Club, B-Team and Var. Foot- ball, Var. Baseball. Henry Carter III: FFA, Jr. High, B-Team and Var. Football, Var. Baseball, Jr. High and Var. Basektball, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Jr. High Choir. Charles Cathey: FFA. Teresa Ann Chapman: Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll, Slum Night, Trilli-i Treu., FBLA, BOE, Hank Teller. Jr. and Sr. High Bind, Colorguard, Teachers ' Aide, StU- dent imncil. RebceCfl Carol Clark: KHI.A. BOE An- nual Slaff. Paper Slaff. Asst. Princ ipal Aide irgil Alexander Clayton: H-llonor Hull. FFA. Track. Jr. High and B Team Fool- ball. Jr. High ami ar. Wrestling, Jr. High Band, Counselor Aide, Teachers Aide Hiram Joseph Coggins II: Adv. Courses. Slunt Niglil. FFA, French Club, Jr. High, B-Team and Var. Football, Jr. High and Var. Baseball, Jr. High Basket- ball, Prom Comm., Communicator Of- ficc Aide, Asst. Principal Aide, Teachers Aide. Kimberly Lynn Cook: Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll, FFA. Jr. Beauty Contest Alt.. FBLA, BOE, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Volleyball, Jr. High Cheerleader. Jeralyn Faye Craig: Sr. Fav. Awards, B- Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Class Play, Tri- Hi-Y. FBLA, BOE, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Sr. High Choir, Paper Sta. Prom Comm., Communicator, Teachers Aide. Beginald James Crenshaw: Award A, B- Honor Roll, FFA, Track, Jr. High, B- Team, and Var. Football, Jr. High and Var. Baseball, Jr. High and Var. Basket- ball, Teacher ' s Aide. a«k Oliver Eugene Crumpton: Stunt Night, FFA, FBLA, Art Club, Jr. High Foot- ball, Jr. High Basketball. Jr. High Choir. Prom Comm. Carlann Curren: Nat ' l Honor Society, B-Honor Roll, FBLA, Counselors and Of- fice Aide. Johnny Alan Curren: Sr. Fav., Sr. Standout, Nat ' l Hon. Society, Who ' s Who in Amer. H.S. Students, Dist. H.S. Students of Amer., Top 5% in Jeff. Co., Adv. Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Class Play, Hi-Y, FFA, Key, French and Spanish Club, Jr. High, B- Team and Var. Football, Jr. High Basket- ball, Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Com- municator, Student Council, Judicial Council. Edward Neal Davis: Awards, B-Honor Boll. Tennis, Track. Jr. High, B-Team and Var. Football, Sr. High Band. Traci Bene Davis: Stunt .Night, FBLA, Spanish Club, Office Aide, Teachers Aide. 180 idna Leanne Dedmon: Beauty Contest •art.. Miss Congeniality. FHA, FFA, BLA, BOE, Bank Board, Bank Teller, r. and Sr. High Band, Colorguard. Of- ice and Teacher Aide, lichael Ray Dodson: Sr. Who ' s Who - lost Talented, Sr. Standout. Adv. ■UTSes, Hon. Courses. Awards, Claae •by. Art Cluh. Prom Comm., Bus )riwr. Gas Crew. oan Marie Dudley : Beauty Contest •art . FHA. FBLA. BOE, Jr. High Band, reaehers Aide. ilelody Frances Edwards: Adv. Courses, Awards. B-Honor Roll, BOE, Art Cluh, reaehers Aide. ' .armclita Candy Evans: Sr. Standout. Sr. J ' ho ' s Who Best All Around, Nat ' l 4on. Society Sec., Jr. High Nat ' l (on. Society, Who ' s Who in Amer. itudenls. Top . ' in Jeff. County, Adv. fcinin, Hon. Courses. A-and-B-Honor toll. Homecoming Queen 1 2th. Tri- ■li-V Hist.. Reporter, FBLA V. Pre ., BOE, Communicator, Teachers Vide. Paper Staff Ed., Career Awareness. Kathleen Denise Fallin: B-Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part., Class Play, Stunt Night. FBLA. BOE, Spanish Club, [ rack. Sr. High Choir, Annual and Paper Staff. Teachers Aide. Mien Wayne Fanning: Stunt Night FFA. FBLA. Denise Foster: Sr. Who ' s Who — Cutest. Jr. and Sr. Beauty Contest Alt., Beauty l.ontest Part., Class Play, FBLA, BOE. Sr. and Jr. High Band. Colorguard. Ma- jorette. Annual Staff Section Ed.. Paper Staff, Prom Comm.. Com- municator. Teachers Aide. Darrvl Neal Folwer: FFA, Vica Club. Bobby Ray Franklin: Sr. Who ' s Who Cutest, Drama and Art Club, krista Faye Fulbright: Sr. Who ' s Who Beat Dressed, Sr. High Beauty Con- test Part., FBLA Sec Treas. BOE. Annual and Paper Staff, Teachers Aide. Vella Denise Gamble: B-Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part., FFA. Art Club. Horace Edward Garner: FHA. Asst. Prin- cipal Aide. Vica Club. Sonja Lei Garrett: Beauty Contest Part.. Stunt Night. Class Play. FHA. FBLA. BOE. Jr. High Band. Paper Staff. Teachers Vide, Library Aide, Sr. Class F.v. Michael Scott Barrick: Adv. Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll. Honors Courses, Spanish Club. Rita Marshell Gates: Adv. Courses Hon. Courses, Awards. B-Honor Roll. Beauty Contest Part., Stunt Night, Class Play, Pep and French Club, Volleyball. Track, Jr. High Choir, Prom Comm., Communicator. Kenneth Kyle Goodwin: Stunt Night, Class Play. Hi-Y, Drama and Key Club. Jr. High and Varsity Football. Julie Frances Gray: Sr. Officer Treas., Sr. Fav., Who ' s Who in Amer. High Schools, Girls ' State Rep. Beauty Contest Part., Homeocming Court, Stunt Night, Spanish Club V. President, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Colorguard, Counselors Aide, Office and Teachers Aide, Student Council. Melissa Gail Haithcock: Beauty Contest Part.. FHA, FFA. FBLA. Com- municator. Counselors and Teachers Aide. Timothy Lynn Hall: Adv. Courses, Stunt Night. Class Play, FFA, Art, and French Club. Bank Teller, Var. Football. Office Aide Communicator. Michelle Renee Hammett: Soph. Officer Sec, Sr. Who ' s Who Most Talented, Hon. Courses, Beauty Contest Part., Stunt Night, Class Play, FFA. FBLA, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Annual Staff, Counselors. Office and Teachers Aide, All-County Band. Richard Randy Handley: Adv. Courses, A, B Honor Roll, FFA, Asst. Principal Aide, Teachers Aide. Herbert Winsor Harmon: B-Honor Roll, FBLA. Library Aide. Thomas Frnaklin Harris: FFA, Jr. High Basketball. Tony Bernard Harris: B-Honor Roll, FHA. Bank Teller, Track, Var. Football, Jr. High And Var. Basketball. Teachers Aide. Eddie Hastings: FFA. Joel Thomas Heatherly: FFA, Dist. Students of Vmer.. Adv. Courses, A, B- Honor Roll. Jr. and Sr. High Band. Chris Lee Hicks: B-Honor Roll. Art Club — V. Pres.. Spanish Club. Teachers Aide. Video Team V. Pres. Craig Michael Hockersmith: Sr. Fav.. Adv. Courses. B-Honor Roll. Stunt NiL ' lit. Key Club. B-Team and Varsity Football. Var. Baseball, Jr. High Bask, t- ball. Prom Comm. Office Aide. Angela Denise Hollis: Awards, A, B- Honor Roll, Stunt Night, FBLA, BOE, Drama Club, Bank Teller, Jr. and Sr. High Band. Colorguard. Jeffrey Thomas Howard: French Club, B-Team, Var. and Jr. High Football, Jr. High Basketball. Counselers Vide. Richard Bryan Humphries: B-Honor Roll. Stunt Night. FFA, Art Club, Jr. High Football. Teachers Aide. Kim Lee Humphries: Homecoming Court, FFA, FBLA, BOE, Bank Teller. Jr. High and Sr. High Band, Annual Staff, Paper Staff Communicator, Teachers Aide, Gas Crew. Tyrone Daniel Hurt: Nat ' l Hon. Society, Who ' s Who in Amer. Students, Top 5% in Jeff. Co. A, B-Honor Roll, H-Y. Jennie Lee Hyde: FHA, Teachers Aide. Wendy Suzette Hyde: FBLA. BOE, Bank Teller, Jr. High Band. Banjamin Jackson Sonya Denise James: Adv. Course Awards, B-Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part., FHA, Drama and History Club. Bank Teller, Track, Sr. High Choir. Paper Staff, Office and Teachers Aide. William Thomas Jefferson: Award B- Honor Roll, FBLA, BOE, Spanish Club, Jr. High Baseball, Jr. and Sr. High Band. Tommy Ray Jenkins: Stunt Night, FFA, Drama and Art Club, Jr. High Football, Jr. High Choir. John Tucker Johnson: Stunt Night. FFA. Class Play, Art Club, Annual Staff. Paper Staff, Teachers Aide. Stephen Wayne Johnson: A. B-Honor Roll, FFA V. Pres., Communicator, Civil School Patrol. Rodney Johnson: Soph. Fav., Jr. Fav., B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, FHA, FFA, Art and Key Club, Jr. High Foot- ball, Var. Basketball, Prom Comm. Communicator. Karen Ann Jones: B-Honor Roll. Jr. Beauty Contest Winner, Sr. Beauty Con- test Alternate, Beauty Contest Partici- pant. Homecoming Court, FHA, FBLA, BOE. Annual and Paper Staff. Prom Comm.. Teachers Aide. Kimberh Denise Kennedy: Beauty Con- test Part.. FBLA. B )K. ounselors Aide, Offic. Vide. David Scut t Key: VH . Courses, French Club. Track, Var. Football Jr. and Var 181 H..-k. ili.ill. Si High Choir, ntiual unci Papers Staff. Pran omm. Berths GaU knlil Stunl Night, HIV FBLA, Drama Qub, Bank reUer, Jr. and Sr. High Choir, 1 ra hen Vnl. Michael Raymon kimlm-ll Kimberl) Marie Kirchler: Beaut) Con- ical Pan . Homecoming Court, Stunt Night, FI . FBI Pep and Chen Club, Hank K.. .ml. Volleyball, Track, Colorguard. K.im.I C.urii- Kirkland: V.K. Counea, Stunt Night. Hi-Y, SfMtnsb. Ink --i Prinicpal Aide. Civil School Patrol Cap., Vidro Came Team Pre-. Flow! N.al knight: FFA, ar. Has. -ball. John Ml. 11 Knight Jr.: FFA, Cheat Club, B-Team and Var. Football, Jr. and Sr. High ll.ni. I. Cou melon tide. Barbara kayc Latham: B-Honor Koll. Beauty Contest Part., FHA, FFA. Aast. Principal Aide Library Aide, Yica Officer. Penny Lynn Lawrence: X ln. s VI ho in Am. Students. Dial. Students of mcr. l . Coursea, B-Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part.. Stunt Night, Tri-Hi V. Pres., FHA, FBLA, Spanish Club, Teachen Aide, Student Council Sec. Sharon Renea Lower: FHA, FFA, BOE, Pep Club. Var. Basketball, Jr. High Cheerleader. Sr. High Choir, McAdory Singers. Communicator, Teachers Aide. Linda Marie McClanahan: Class Play, FFA, FBLA, BOE. Paper Staff, Teachers Aide. Eric Wayne McCullers: Sr. Fa v., Sr. Who ' s Who Best All Around, Stunt N.ght. Class Play. Hi-Y, FFA. Key Club, Track, Varsity, and Jr. High Football, Var. Basektball, Prom Comra., Communicator. David Lee McCullough: Teachers Aide, Jr. High Band, Var. and Jr. High Football. Barbara Annette McCuire: Class Play, FBLA, BOE, Pep Club, Jr. and Sr. High Choir, McAdory Singers, Teachers Aide. Rhonda Rena McMillian: Soph. Fav., Jr. Officer — Sec, Jr. Fav.. Who ' s Who in Amer. Students, Sr. Who ' s Who — Most Spirited, Dist. Students of Am., Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Awards, B-Honor Roll, Sr. Beauty Contest Winner — 1983-84 Miss McAdory, Beauty Contest Par., Homecoming Court, Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA, BOE, Key Club Sweetheart, Jr. and ar. Cheerleader II.. .. I. Mi .l..r Singers, Paper Staff. I ' ... in Conn., Communicator, Office .mil leachon tide, Student! ouncil IV kngela M.V.. .U Counea, Stunl Night, Tri-Hi-Y, Sec., FBI v. BOE, Drama, Pep .mil Spaniah Club, Jr. High ( I ice Header Office ide. 1 cache is Aide. William Howard Martin: Who ' s Vi ho In iin r. Studenta, I ►• — i . Students of Voter . .l Counea, Hon. Course-, v. arils. B- Honor Boll, FFA. Chess and Spanish Qub, Jr. High Band, Teachen Aide, Civil School Patrol. Troy Eugene Martin: B-Honor Roll. Richard Jeffory Meadows: Soph. Officer Treas., Awards, Stunt Night, Class Play. Hi-Y, FFA, Chess, Art, and K- Club, Jr. High. B-Team and Var. Foot- ball, Jr. and Var. Vt resiling. Michael David Mello: Natl Hon. Society Pres., Who ' s Who in Amer. Students. Top .V r in Jeff. Co., Adv. Courses. Hon. Courses, Hi-Y Spanish Club. Var. Basket- ball Communicator. Wendy Renee Merrell: Beauty Contest Part., Stunt Night, Teachen Aide. Keysa Denise Minnifield: Sr. Standout, Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Awards, A, B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., FBLA, Spanish Club, Bank Board, Bank Teller, Jr. and Sr. High Band, Paper Staff, Communicator, Counselors, Office and Teachen Aide, Student Council. Barbara Dianne Mitchell: Awards B- Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part., FBLA, BOE, Pep Club. Teachers Aide. Robin Kaye Murrary: Beauty Contest Prt., FFA, FBLA, BOE, Jr. and Sr. High Band. Kimberly Denise Myers: Stunt Night. FBLA, BOE, Jr. and Sr. High Band. Vincent Van Myles: FHA, Jr. and Var. Basketball, Jr. High Band, Teachen Aide. Melissa Ann Norris: B-Honor Roll Jr. Beauty Contest Alt., Homecoming Queen —8th and 9th, FHA. FBLA, BOE, Jr. High Cheerleader, Jr. High Choir, Prom Comm., Communicator, Counselors, Office, Asst. Principal and Teachen Aide. Phillip Howard Pack: Nat ' l Hon. Socie- ty, Who ' s Who in Amer. Students, Dist. Students of Amer., Top 5% in Jeff. Co., Boyi State Rep., i . Counea, Hon. Courses Wards, . II ll.ill.il Hull. Stunt Night, Class Play, Hit. Chess and Spanish (lull. Hank Idler. Jr. High. B Teani, and ar. Football, Jr. High Baaketball, Jr. and Sr. High Band, ( louneelon Aid. James Darryl Parker: A. H II. i Hull. Angela Pauline Patterson: Beaut) Con- test Pert., FHA, FBLA, BOE, Volleyball, Teachers Aide. Steve Wayne Owendy: Art Club. Suzanne Elisabeth Pay ton: Class Play FFA, FBLA, BOE, Pep Club. Paper Staff. Teachers Aide. Bobln Darnell Pippens: Jr. Fav.. Who ' s Who in Amer. Students. dv. Courses. B-Honor Roll. Hi-Y. FFA. key Club, Track, Jr. and Var. Basketball, Annual and Paper Staff, Teacher Aide. Toniunda Nashay Reese: Sr. Who ' s Who Most Athletic, Adv. Courses, Hon. Courses, B-Honor Roll, Homecoming Court. Stunt Night, Class Play, Drama, Spanish and Hist. Club, Bank Teller, Track, Jr. High Cheerleader. Jr. High Choir. Prom Comm., Communicator, Counselors Aide, Student Council Teacher ' s Aide. Sheila Jeanetta Reynolds: Awards B- Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Class Play, FHA, FBLA, BOE, Drama, Pep, Chess and Spanish Club, Prom Comm., Office Aide Teacher Aide. James Dale Roberts: Sr. Who ' s Who - — Biggest Flirt, Awards, B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Class Play, FFA, Art Club, Bank Teller, Tennis, Track, Jr. High Football, Jr. High Basketball, Jr. High Wrestling, Var. Wrestling, McAdory Singers, Prom Comm., Communicator, Student Council Treas., Career Awareness. Richard Allen Rogen: Wrestling. Tina Lynne Ross: Beauty Contest Part., FHA. FBLA, BOE, Paper Staff. Paula Annette Rosser: A, B-Honor Roll, FFA, FBLA, Voc. School Banking. Gary Rosser Ryan Douglas Rosser: Sr. Who ' s Who - Friendlist, Adv. Courses, B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Jr. and B-Team Foot- ball, Jr. and Var. Baseball. Christopher Lane Roy: Adv. Courses, B- Honor Roll, Stunt Night, FFA, Jr., B- Team, and Var. Football, Jr. High Wrestling. 182 oel Armand Roy: Stunt Night, Mi Basketball. {pvodias Rush: Who ' s Who in Amer. ■dents, l . Courses, B-Honor Roll, mm Night, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA Pres. OK, Paper Staff Clerical Kd., Career warem -- mn- Mela Rutledge: Soph. Officer hap.. Adv. Courses, B-Honor Roll, mm Nipht. h ' HA, FBLA, Spanish Club, rack. Sr. High Hand. Colorguard, Slu-  iit Council, iareer wareness. onna Evette Sanders: Stunt Night, rack, Cirl- Var. Basketball. Jr. and Sr. ligh Band, Colorguard, Teachers Aide. .rah Marie Savage: FBLA, BOE. imc- Fitzgerald Scott: FFA. ■ton Kelly Scott: Stunt Night. Class la . In-- Hub, Art Club Treas., Jr. ligh Football, McAdory Singer-. Annual taff. Teachers Aide, Bus Driver, Gas Iftid Vubrey Sellers: Nat ! Hon. Socie- t. Who ' s Who in Amer. Students. Top r i in Jeff. Co., Adv. Courses, Awards, •Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Class Pla , i- . rt Club, Key Club See.. Paper taff General Kd., Student Council, ajeer wareness. Civil School Patrol, ichard Stephen Sellers: Ili-Y. FFA, Jr. ligh Basketball, Jr. and Sr. High Band. • ffi i- Aide. alerie Marie Sharpe: B-Honor Roll. n-H.-Y, FBLA, BOK. Spanish Club, tudent Council. todncy Clayton Shaw: Stunt Night, Class ' lay. FFA, FBLA. Art Club, Var. W res- ling, Jr. High Choir. Teacher- Aide. amniy Sue Sheffield: FHA, FFA, ollcyball. Girl- Ma-ketball. Teachers l nit- thonda Acker Sims: Jr. Beauty Contest I inner. Homecoming Court, Stunt liighl. BOE, Drama Club, Teachers Aide. vr -lal Paige Sim.-: Sr. Who ' s Who : riendliest. Awards, B-Honor Roll, leant) Contest Part.. Class Play, FBLA, IOK. Pep and French Club. Bank Teller, r. and Sr. High Choir. Annual Staff, tudent Council, Teacher- Aide. Career iwareii. lerry Glenn Sizemore: Stunt Night, F?A, FBLA, BOE, Jr. High Wrestling. amcl Slaughter: Jr. Fav., Sr. Who ' s Class Clown. B-Honor Roll. FFA, Jr. High Football. Prom Coram. I.era Hiiht Smith: Aide. kimhcrl) Lane Sprou-c: Sr. Who ' s Who Mi.-t Likely to Succeed. Who ' s Who in Amer. Student-. d . Cour-c-. Ward. A, B Honor Roll, Stunt Night. Class Play, FBLA. Pep Club, French Club Pre-.. Annual Staff Section Ed., Prom Comm.. Teachers Aide, Student Council, Career Awareness, Jr. Miss Pageant, Sr. High Choir, Hon. Courses, Beauty Con- te-l Part. George Man Stanley: Adv. Courses, B- Honor Roll, Class Play, Hi-Y, FFA, Chess, he and Spanish Club. Jodi kristine Stark: B-Honor Roll, Beau- ty Contest Part., Stunt Night, FHA. FBLA, BOK, Counselors and Teachers Aide. kimberly Rea Stark: B-Honor Roll, Beauty Contest Part., Stunt Night. FHA. FBLA. BOK. Teachers Aide. Mark Shearl Stewart: Soph Pre-.. Jr. Class V. Pre-.. Sr. Class Pres.. Sr. Standout. Sr. Who ' s Who Most Likely to Succeed, Nal ' l Hon. Society, Who ' s Who in Amir. Students, Dist. Students of nicr.. Top 5 r i in Jeff. Co.. clv. Courses, Hon. Courses. A, B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night. Class Play. Key Club Pres.. French Club V. Pres., Tennis, Kd. of Annual, Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Teachers Aide, Student and Judicial Council, Career Awareness. Optimists Club Rep. Alfred Scholl Stipes: FFA. Sandra Joyce Tate: FHA. FBLA. BOK. Charles Howard Tibbs: Stunt Night. Hi- Y. FFA Sec, Var. Football. Jr. High and Var. Wrestling. William Bradford Tinsley: Adv. Courses Hi-Y , Key Club. Teachers Aide. Stanley Dwayne Trimm: B-Honor Roll, FFA, Jr. High Baseball. Dewen Leavern Tucker: B-Honor Roll, Stunt Night, FFA, B-Team and Var. Football. Steven D« turner: Sr. Standout. Nat ' l Hon. Society, Dist. Students of Amer., Top ' ■ ' in Jeff. Co., Adv. Courses, Awards, Hon. Courses. A, B-Honor Boll, Stunt Night. Class Play. Hi-Y. FFA. Art Club. key. French and Spanish Club, Tennis. Jr. High. B-Team and Var. Foot- ball. Jr. High and B-Team Baseball, Prom Comm., Communicator, Student Council Pres. Judicial Council. Torain I nderwood: Beauty Contest Part. .Stunt Night. Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA. BOK. Drama Club. ar. Basket- hall. Sr. Band. McAdory Singer-. Rayford Wilburn Vanoj Jr.: Sr. stand- out. Who ' s who in nicr Student. Dist. Students of Amer.. Student of the Month. Vdv. Courses, Hon. Courses, Wards. . B-Honor Roll, stunt Night. Clas- Play Hi-Y, key and Spanish Club. Jr. and Sr High Band. Band Drum Ma- jor, Sr. Band. Prom Comm. Student and Judicial Council, Teachers Aide. Susan Leilani VanWagoner: Who ' s X ho in Amer. Student-. Courses. Hon. Society. Awards. A. B-Honor Roll, Beau- ty Contest Part.. Drama and Spanish Club, Bank Teller. Jr. High Band. Teachers Aide. John Willacejr.: Fl V Eva Sherlyn Walls: French Club, Pre- .. Sr. High Band, Paper Staff. Teachers Aide. Deborah Hence Webster: B-Honor Roll, FHA Reporter. FBLA. BOE, Hist. Club, Jr. High Choir, Office and sst. Principal Aide. Denisc Williams: Stunt Night. FHA, Jr. High Choir, Awards, B-Honor Roll, FHA, FFA, FBLA, BOE, Sr. Choir. Teach. Aide. Terri Lynn Williams: d . Course, Hon. (nurse-. B-Honor Roll. FBLA, BOK. Jr. and Sr. Choir. McAdory Singer-. Damn Stuart Williford: FFA, Sr. High Choir. McAdor) Singers. Frances Wilson: d . Courses, Awards, Beauty Contest Part.. Stunt Night. Class Play. Drama and Kej Club, Track. Sr Band. Majorette. Annual and Paper Staff. Prom Comm., Communicator. George Dewe) Wilson: Soph. ra .. Jr. Clas- Pre-.. Sr. Class . Pres.. Sr. Stand- out. Sr. Who- Who Most Spirited, Dist. Student- of mer.. Student of the Month, kdv. Courses, Hon. Courses, H- Honor Roll. Stunt Night. Clas- Play. Ili- V FBLA, Pep. key and French Club. Jr. High Choir. McAdory Singer-. Annual and Piper Staff Kd. Prom Comm . i ommunicator, Student Council, Parli., . r twareness. Vngie William-: Stunt Night. FHA, Jr. High ( !hoir. Dewayne Keith Lower y: FFA. FBLA, rt Club. Track. B-Team anil Varsit) Football. Jr. High and .ir-ily Basketball. 183 mhs advertisements amco ] rati miMUtm Alabama radualimi Supplir Uahama w 4-1. Control Vlilrn h I ami inr MUtar thlt-ti HoUM 1 1 - j.I ( uiirri- tr rringlon Garagc taruranec tcency. Inc. i. I. is.. i). It. in B A S MvHraul... Raumaun !oating H. . Lnrr, Hi.  ,ii J Hdmnrit Muilio Rowo Roofing lt -wm r polhrcary MMMMf Auto Painl Suppl BmNBM Better) K -MM ' nicr Carrawa Hospital It. wm.-r Hospital r |ui)ini ' hi A Supph Be M mcr 1 ' rn.Ht. -ling ni| .iii Beissemer Tobacco A Candy Co. Ht-swnirr Trim Shop HoMMlltT MCA. Mm r. Rita Birmingham Stckroon Supply Kittlr. Tammv Blankenship, Tern Bob ' s Sign Co. Brantley, Pit Bright Star Hu.l .i Plumbing A Heating Mumi. I « anna Calico Corner (JM)(U Flower . Ceatnr] 2 1 Paden Realty (.loverdalc Cleaners Coin i .1-1 It Custom Performance Dan ' s Paint Tool Rental J. V. Davis Furniture IVdmon. Sandra Drummond Drugs Earnies Gas Groceries E. V. Auto Parts Eastern Valley Drugs Ed ' s Hairstyle Evan , Billy C. Fairfax Radio Farr Hardware Finance America First Federal Savings Loan Association Food Town Foster, Yvonne Fountain Building Supply Frank House Municipal Golf Gamble, Joni Game World Goodwin Jewelers Goodwin, Kenneth Gray, Julie Gray Lumber Co. Mrs. Haithcock Hale Construction Co. Hall Avenue Hammett, Michelle Hess, Jan Hester Realty Hilltop Florist Hobo Joe ' s Hockersmith, Glenda Hogue, Lisa Holliman. Tucker, and Ladner 1 1 1 1 hmirance Mn Howard It - V Small World J J Grocer) Jrff« r loot I ovoriraj Johnson Ka«l A Ha  Co. KXK Baltrne. Khng. John C. K . iL. kop I uiiU ii. Tracy Leeaoa Qovervlele Drug I . iti.. DrugK l -notr Paint A Body Lorch ' s Je  elr Lo le Sejmour Jewelry McAdory Community School McBrayer, Brett M lanahan. Juanita McGllire, Annette N1 ■ I • II.mi.I Service Station McMillian, Rhonda Mac ' s Snacks Martin. Vangie Metro Bank Miller. Warlick Moore Coal Co., Inc. Moore, E. H. Morgan Tire Co. Morris Grocery New Orleans Snowball Arcade Norris, Melissa O.K. Tire Battery Oak Tree Inn Pate, Clyde E. Paulk Sons Upholstery Payless Shoe Source Pearson Realty Ins. Co., Inc. Plantation Country Store Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church Polar Meats Lockers Puro ' s Putnam ' s Florist Red ' s Stop Go Richey ' s Citgo Dr. and Mrs. B. Wayne Roe Roy, Diann Royal Cleaners Rosser, Linda Mrs. Sanders Schafer Apothecary Seagars Air Control Sebro Realty Shivers, W. S. Singer Sewing Center Spencer Furniture Co. Stewart, Roland Suburban Shop Sykes, Bob Tannehill State Park Terry Realty Co. The Old Light Shop Tillery ' s Gulf Service Tucker ' s 1 Stop Robert Turner Optical Underwood, Toraine V.F.W. Wendy ' s Western Water Wilson, Charlie Wright Homes Inc. Yur ■i 4501 4th Ave., S.W. Phone 426-1211 184 0«H S Drummond Drug 124-93 ' 185 OR Wa FOOD TOWN 700 North 19th Street 200 South 9th Street CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors of 84 186 Congratulations to the Graduating Class From BELMONT STUDIOS HOME OF QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHY FOR 25 YEARS 1400-C MONTGOMERY Highway Vestavia Hills, Alabama PHONE: 823-414 eSSemer %L acco Canau Co., -J 2801 Warrior Road (Gary Wood) P.O. Box 339 BESSEMER, ALABAMA 35020 744-7670 Serving the Area for 37 Years Kwik-Kopy Printing 606 9th Avenue Bessemer, Al. 35020 (205)428-1143 wr. PRINTING 187 COMPLIMENTS OF FARR HARDWARE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 84 HALE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND BACK HOE SERVICE 3325 Berry Drive Hueytown, Alabama x Owner Darryl Hale Phone 491-5311 '  - Congratulations Seniors of 84 Compliments of Alread Concrete DARRYL ALDRICH PAINTING CO. McADORY GRADS. DARRYL ALDRICH 71 CHRISIE CAMPBELL ALDRICH 72 6037 Crystal Drive Phone: 477-6537 McCalla, Alabama 35111 Beeper: 320-3873 188 Drapery Pick-Up Rehanging Alterations CLOVERDALE CLEANERS Peronsahzed Service Owners: Martha Simpson Ray Parker 915 Hall Avenue Phone 425-9632 Bessemer, Alabama 35020 CALICO CORNER 1726 14th Street Bessemer, Alabama Congratulations Seniors of 84 (205) 426-6601 Work 426-4249 Home d BILLY ARRINGTON ' S GARAGE Specializing in Transmissions Billy Arrmgton Owner 1420 1st Ave. No. Bessemer, Ala. 35020 RICHEY ' S CITGO 2401 Morgan Road General Automotive Work 24 Hour Wrecker Service 424-6019 242-4645 COMPLIMENTS OF Bessemer Sewing Center 538 West Town Plaza Bessemer, Alabama Telephone: 426-1281 Bessemer Apothecary 230 North 19th Street Telephone: 425-1641 Free Delivery Auto and Truck Commercial Marine Farm Equipment BESSEMER BATTERY CO., INC. 1025 18th Street North Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone 424-3800 — Sales and Service — Bill Rhodes Tannehill Historical State Park Rt. 1, Box 124 McCalla, Alabama 35111 Camping 477-6571 Hiking Picnics BAUMANN COATINGS, INC. Pipe Lining — Coating and Wrapping Sandblasting Structural Steel 2095 4th Avenue, S.W. • Bessemer, Alabama 35023 (205) 477-5701 Hall Avenue Laundromat, Inc. 1206 Hall Avenue, Bess. 424-9274 189 Moore Coal Co., Inc Industrial and Commercial Waste Handling APARTMENTS • HOSPITAL • INSTITUTIONS 424-2705 129 North 4th St. Bess., Al. MORRIS GROCERY uj W. COMPLIMENTS OF MARY AND JOHNNY MORRIS EASTERN VALLEY DRUGS WHERE YOU GET A FULL MEASURE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE (fle u) PRESCRIPTIONS CALL YOUR 425-5258 1300 EASTERN VALLEY RD. BESSEMER S STORE Chailes C iPiickctt Kefcisttrtd Phjrm.u ist The Original BOB SYKEG P 1 BAR-B-QUE 1724 9th Ave. Bess., Ala. Exit on 18th St. Off I-59 in Bess. Turn Right on 9th Ave. Located One Block on Right 426-1400 190 JjS FLOOR COVE RINGS, INC -Iff? if fliV mom ' kumt tn? eJLoom of mJ% ifiiti lion CARPETS • ARMSTRONG • WORLD ■V -CORONET .MOHAWK • GALAXY • PHILADELPHIA • SALEM • GEORGIAN WOOD VINYL FLOORING I FLOORS BRUCE HARTCO SYKE8 CHICKASAW BY i ARMSTRONG i CONGOLEUM OAF MANNINGTON WALL COVERINGS BY • WALL TEX • STYLE TEX • STRAHAN • SCHUMACHER ■ 8ALE8 ■ 8ERVICE • INSTALLATION ComptoU Decorating Sorvic — Froo Edimalo Showroom Hours - Mon.-Fri. Sat. 8:30-5:30 9:00-3:00 W« Sorvlco Horn Bulldor • VISA 491-3201 320 Brooklane Or - Hueytown Ken Holt Insurance Agency, Inc., 302 18th Street North Bessemer, Alabama 424-8368 Lemox Pharmacy Lemox Discount Pharmacy 300 North 19th Street Telephone: 424-1202 Lemox-Cloverdale Drugs 109 South 9th Street Telephone: 428-4146 Warlick Miller Air Cooled Engines 630 N. 20th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Sales Parts Service 424-8288 191 Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church Congratulates The Students of McAdory High School fc-bringGHIUf FROSTY WENDY ' S SAYS GO McADORY HIGH YELLOW JACKETS COME VISIT US AT: 591 9th Avenue North Bessemer. Alabama 35020 Ijil ' jJ 1 - 1 •. ' I ' t ' ■ ' ' ■ ' LI L I BESSCO Roofing and Supply Inc. ' Covering With Quality 123 North 21st Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 (205)428-1711 192 m REALTOR SALES RENTALS INSURANCE PHONE: 428-2341 PEARSON REALTY AND INSURANCE CO., INC 630 19th ST. NO. BESSEMER, ALABAMA 35020 CONTINUOUS SERVICE SINCE 1922 PROPERTY — NATURAL RESOURCES EVALUATION AND DEVELOPMENT 193 Birmingham Discount Sickroom Supply ® JOHN POTTER 787-9601 Sickroom Supply Drugs 2020 Bessemer Road Five Points West Birmingham, AL 35208 Sickroom Supply Pharmacy ft BOB BEDFORD 787-9604 Pharmacy A dumber ® a P.O. Box 55 '  3%, Q? Qroon Pood, Ala. 35074 V Phone (205) 938-7883 ALLTYPES BUILDING MATERIALS Roofing — Doors — Windows Hardware — Paint — APA Plywood Insulation — Siding — Paneling Sheetrock — Moulding — Concrete Blocks Brick — SPIB Grade Marked Yellow Pine Lumber — Treated Pine — Fir Specializing In House Patterns WEDELIVERI Rti. Mark Gray 938-9038 Rtv Eddie Nelson 926-7724 FlBERGLAS WRECKER SERVICE Tillery ' s Gulf Service 600 South 14th Street BESSEMER, ALABAMA 35020 Service Is Our Business BILLTILLERY OWNER PHONE 426-3881 194 R-M DUPONT 3M BESSEMER AUTO PAINT SUPPLY fr 531 NORTH 19th STREET BESSEMER, ALABAMA 35020 PIERRE SALZE (205)424-0170 Shafer Apothecary Corner 2nd Ave. N and 18th St. Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Prescriptions — Sickroom Supplies LEROY BARLOW KEN NATION Budget Plumbing Heating Company 925-5527 or 424-8894 424-2690 REMODELING SERVICE AND REPAIR DRAIN LINE CLEANING Bailey-Rogers V.F.W. Post 1762 Bessemer, AL 195 c aSon 5 DL owerd Flowers of Distinction 1701 3rd Avenue N. BESSEMER, AL 35020 PHONE: 425-5731 rf«2 «S£ JrWi i Si eaorS The Complete Energy Co. Two Locations 1404 Ninth Avenue and 1315 Eastern Valley Road Phone 426-5646 • Heating • Cooling • Storm Windows • Home Insulation • Attic Ventilation • Aluminum and • Galvanized Gutters E. H. MOORE HARDWARE GROCERIES PHONE 477-5121 5938 Old Tuscaloosa Hwy. McCalla, AL 35111 ££eatta t Suede JIM SMITHS • DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY ' STORAGE ' MENDING ALTERATIONS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU MONOGRAMMING HIGH ST WDtffJ UU W i on aixmm won k rou t rout FiMiiY Specialized Shirt Service 744-5920 270 FOREST RD HUEYT0WN 425-3246 1201 4TH AVE. N. BESSEMER FOt TOUt CONVWIBG Uif OUt DtlVE-IN WIMOOf ttKBtt CAW ( UKr Discoum NIGHT DEPOSITORY 196 2400 MORGAN ROAD S.E. BESSEMER, AL 35023 JP J4iiltop Srloridt PATDODSON 205-428-7921 flowers Jor . 7 ' ccaiionS KIM GLASS 205-428-9251 P.O. BOX G Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone (205) 424-9780 Oak Treelrw JACK MARSHALL General Manager World ' s Largest Transmission Specialists Highway 150 at U.S. 11 1311 9th Ave., Bessemer 424-1000 Free Road Test and 19 Point Analysis NATIONWIDE WARRANTY 197 Fred C. Blackerby If You Can ' t See Tread. See Fred. OK TIRE BATTERY CO. 701 N. 19th ST. BESS, AL PHONE 428-0111 RED ' S STOP GO 1301 EASTERN VALLEY RD. BESSEMER, ALABAMA 35020 PHONE 425-0120 198 199 200 CONGRATULATIONS TO A GREAT SON! PLANTATION COUNTRY STORE DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES FOR THE HOME RIVER OAKS VILLAGE MONA RAY VANOY 3708 LORNA ROAD OWNERS BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA 35216 PHONE 205l 987 0607 201 We Love You Phillip, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS i i ' Torain Mom and Dad Bryan Thank you for the best years of my life. Congratulations, I love you. Lisa Ron CONGRATULATIONS I Love You, Joni 202 K K BATTERIES Automotive and Marine Phone: 744-6053 2240 Valley Road Dolomite, Alabama CONSULTANTS AND ADMINISTRATORS Jon C. Kling Phone (205) 988-4102 Jon Kling Associates 100 CHASE PARK SOUTH SUITE 116 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35244 203 Compliments ol {{ SPENCER jdlHilliW (ViM| flWps 1909 3rd Ave. N. Bessemei . AL JOHNH. OUTLAW, JR. BRANCH MANAGER FinanceAmerica v Bask Ami 1709 NINTH AVENUE. NORTH POST OFFICE BOX 618 BESSEMER. AL 35021 TELEPHONE: 205 428-9121 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. B. Wayne Roe Frank House Municipal Golf Course 801 Golf Course Road Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Located Behind Carraway Hospital in Bessemer Terry Realty Co. INSURANCE all rrns of protection SEE OUR AD UNDER REAL ESTATE 428-6363 ■AFica INIUMANCI MUTUAL FUNDS I8I5 3rd AVE.. NORTH BESSEMER. ALA. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BILLY C. BETTY H. EVANS CHILDRENS PORTRAITS FAMILY PORTRAITS WEDDINGS PROMS SCHOOL SPORTS FOR APPOINTMENT TELEPHONE 428-4333. PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AT AFFORDABLE PRICES JOHNSON RAST HAYS COMffcNY 1521 2nd Avenue North. Bessemer. Alabama 35020 m MADGE CAMPBtlL.GRI Broker Associate Office 205 425-5271 Home 4775168 Custom Performance [awasaki 2512 9Lh AVENUE NORTH BESSEMER, ALABAMA 35020 PHONE (205)424-8611 Your Total Pertormance Deal er FAIRFAX Radio T.V. Service Company, Incorporated 715 No. 19th St. Bess., AL 35020 428-1223 XV MAINTENANCE Earnies Gas Groceries Games 204 MEMBE FLSIC Federal S VWJ4 S J.OM yfuocuUcaa Seu Tfaui ?Ko f Bessemer 1630 4th Avenue Pelham Plaza Hueytown 1351 Hueytown Rd. Robert Turner Optical, Inc. 1714 Eleventh Avenue South 5388 Oporto-Madrid Blvd. S. Birmingham, Alabama 35205 Birmingham, Alabama 205-939-0555 592-0555 Another Location Soon to Be Opened 206 CONGRATULATIONS LINDA Love, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS CRAIG YOU HAVE ALWAYS MADE US PROUD LOVE, MOM AND DAD • MMmM hmruam CONGRATULATIONS JACKET BAND JEFF May God bless and protect you always. May his face shine on you forever. Good Luck and Best Wishes Love, Dad, Mom, and Joey 207 CONGRATULATIONS Linda, Suzanne Sonja, and Alesia Compliments of J J Grocery Congratulations Mom andJim WRIGHT HOMES INC. YOUR LOT OR OURS No Money Down To Qualified Buyers LOCKS KEY ' ' EARTH SHELTERED HOMES FHA - VA FARMERS HOME LOANS Financing Available 425-8377 RICHARD WRIGHT - BUILDER 1214 WOOOFALL OR MIDFIELD 208 Lorchs Diamond Shop THE SOUTHS LARGEST JEWELRY k i «   l ■ ,J i 1 ; Bill Auton, Jr. Manager 428-2353 208 N. 19th Street Bessemer, Al. 209 Only Yesterday Congratulations CHRIS! We ' re Proud Of You Mom Dad Congratulations Denise We Love You Mom and Dad Leanne Congratulations and Best Wishes Mom, Thomas, Kathryn and Sandra CONGRATULATIONS Denise Foster With Love and Affection Bruce and Betty Atchison 210 Congratulations Mark Looks Like You Made It! You h fe brightened ouflives pth youj Kpiness, your ■nness four th Alhtfulness, and fj I love Grandmother, Grandaddy and Pip We Love You, Mom, Robbie and Amy From Day Day To David 211 Hobo Joes Family Restaurants Four locations to serve you: 1030 4th Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Interstate 59-20 At Exit 97 (Caffee Junction) Furnace Masters Restaurant (Tannehill State Park) Birmingham Truck Terminal 78 West (Bankland Highway) Let us cater your next party Phone Betty Weeks 424-1622 Compliments Of The Suburban Shop Supporting McAdory Shafer Apothecary Corner 2nd Ave. and 18th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Prescriptions — Sick Room Supplies Congratulations Seniors!!! Compliments of W. S. Shivers Son Clothing Co. 105 19th North Bessemer 425-1524 212 Hospital Equipment and Supply Company Inc Delivery Set Up ' or Our Customers SALES - RENTALS Sickroom Supplies ' MEDICARE HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER ' WE BILL MEDICAID, MEDICARE, UMWA PRIVATE INSURANCE FOR YOU Serving Jefferson. Shelby Bibb. Walker. Tuscaloosa St Clair Counties 424-4005 NIGHTS HOLIDAYS 424-4005 CENTREVILLE TEL 926-4657 213 Bessemer Remodeling Don New 424-2690 Watkins Electrical 425-2492 Larry Harris Backhoe Service 785-9206 Ed Haney Body Shop 428-7961 the services you need . . . carpentry electrical and backhoe 214 Lesa We love you and wish you the best Mom, Dad, Jill and Terry Thanks for Everything, I Love You Both Very Much Michelle Congratulations Leslie Love, Mom, Dad, and Jim M j I m Do the very best you can . . . and leave the outcome to God. To Julie From Noel I Love You ' To Noel From Julie I Love You 215 McADORY-BRIGHTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL Randy Haught — Coordinator piano lessons income tax service personal typing community theater computer classes night school basketball dance arts and crafts 4800 McAdory School Road McCalla, Alabama 35111 426-1237 216 MetroBank A First Bancgroup Alabama. Inc Affiliate 719 4th Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Ph. 426-3333 Congratulations Seniors of ' 84 Congratulations Eastern Valley Auto Parts 921 Eastern Valley Road Bessemer, Alabama 35020 ALTERNATORS Benny Sheila Watson Owners Ph. 426-6356 426-6357 217 Small Enough To Know You Large Enough To Serve You J.V. DAVIS FURNITURE CO. 2005 2nd Avenue Bessemer, AL 35020 Bus. 425-4816 Bessemer Trip Shop 100 14th North 425-8242 $ Antris Congratulations and We Love You Mom, Dad, Arica and Alfreda Congratulations Annette McGuire Love, Mom and Dad FLOWERS For all occasions ' pott FLORIST •FUNERAL DESIGNS • PROMS AND CORSAGES •WEDDINGS •ANNIVERSARIES • POTTED PLANTS •BIRTHDAYS •SILK •BALLOONS WE DELIVER IN BIRMINGHAM AND BESSEMER 1342 HUEYTOWN RD. HUEYTOWN AWARD WINNING FLORIST EXPERIENCED SINCE 1946 491-3516 If no answer dial 428-8337 218 Compliments of Alabama Graduation Supplies Ed Moore — Representative Rings — Invitations — Gowns Phone 879-0888 2825 So. 18th St. Birmingham, Al 35209 219 Ranger Enterprises 727 Clarendon Avenue Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Sam Ousley 425-4979 220 COMPLIMENTS OF BESSEMER CARRAWAY MEDICAL CENTER P.O. BOX 847 BESSEMER, ALABAMA 221 J v TTn BUILDING SUPPLY CO. X 1924 7th ave. n. 428-4173 Sfc W : i i ' i ' i nx CARPENTRY REMODELING Terry Ethridge Sandy Turner 477-5540 428-8304 Congratulations Shawn ■■■ Love, Dad, Mom, and Brandon Frances May God continue to bless you. We Love You Charles, Gloria, and Chevalla Wilson Compliments of Coin Castle 2224 Bessemer Road 786-3779 Congratulations Seniors 222 Congratulations Steve! McAdory Tradition Sam Ousley 1969 Sandy Turner 1977 Stanley Turner 1981 Stefany Turner 1982 Steven Turner 1984 The END Terri - Congratulations We knew you could do it. Love, Mom, Dad, and Mike 223 1 .1111 Shi • i i Jimmy f n Melissa ■Tk.-ik flrniffB ■ ■K OC ' % (X v sas- 5 i !P o Brian from Ar •V F way ne from Jill To Dale from Ter Mr ax from Julie lo Ron fro ToCra ,r kiM andDad 5nda-?- 4 To Mark and George Stacks Favorite Two Jimmy Bunn, Jr. — 1979 Frank (Weasel) Bunn — 1981 Mark (Bouncy) Bunn — 1981 Deanna (Pooh) Bunn — 1984 Crystal Bunn — 2000 Congratulations, Mom and Dad mhs closing .1 student .it McAdorj I Ii.im- seen man] changea take place. Some 1 regretted; other I applauded, hut the atmoephere of fellowship ha never ehanped. Me dorv is still Me dorv . thanks to eaeh of vou who p.nr a little parof vourself to make this school what it I , a myriad f facea, voice and emotions that function as one. I hope thai in this yearbook we have eaptured a portion of that sentiment. M thanks po to everyone of uii: I hope that I have in- -pired ou a imieh a JTOII have motivated and inspired me. Editor 84 226 . 227 Main years ago a cycle began that would dominate the lives of those involved for more than a dozen years to come 228 Those who were once beginners Now find one part of themselves finished V-- i ■ ■ tk j ilk Ji 229 A part of them that sprang From a rustic old schoolhouse Thai lia Btood proudly for ' 32 ' 84