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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1985 volume:

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Mr. Schmidt [ F W U j ' ! ♦ r Mr. Green Ms. Mackey Ms. Fountain Ms. Cottingham 18 Administrative Staff The 1984-85 McAdory High School Administrative Staff was one of the best ever They were the main agen- cy of the school working constantly to keep the school going at its highest capacity They worked diligently to Insure that McAdory ranked with the top schools in Jefferson County McAdory has thus excelled In academics, as well as sports and other extracurricular activities The staff was again led by the principal, Ms Nell Salamone The Community School activities excelled this year under the direction of Randy Haught The counselors, Ms. Vines, Ms Plowden. and Ms Bess worked hard helping students with career and college decisions The Vice- Principals who supervised everything it seems were Mr Frank Green and Mr Russell Schmidt Other staff members included Ms Cottingham, Ms, Fountain, Ms, Mackey, Ms, Adkins, Ms, Smith, and Ms Nicholas, Ms. Vines Ms. Bess Mr. Haught Ms. Nicholas 19 English English has always been one of the most important parts of our lives The English teachers at McAdory worked hard to improve language and gram- mar skills This year a new English pro- gram, called Advanced Placement English, allowed college bound students to prepare skills necessary for Honors Placement in college and gave them the opportunity to earn college credit The English teachers included Ms Atchison, Ms Myers, Ms Gambles, Ms. lackson, Mr. Sims, Ms Peyton, Mr. Williams, Ms Abernathy, Ms Parsons, and Mr Staggs Ms. Parsons Mr. Sims Ms. Myers Ms. Jackson Mr. Williams Ms. Abernathy Ms. Peyton 20 Mathematics The math program at McAdory was one in which students were given the oppor- tunity to grasp and take hold of knowledge and logic as it is known today The ad- vanced math courses such as trigonometry were provided for students preparing for college The math teachers included Mr. Trippe, Ms Key, Ms Hall, Ms Brown, Ms Neal, Mr. Williams, and Ms. Cooley. Mr. Trippe Ms. Hall Ms. Brown Mr. Williams Ms. Cooley 21 Physical Education Physical education taught the neecj for proper care of the body as well as the proper regard for the values of sportsmanship The Physical Education Department was headed by Coach At- chison, Coach Brasseale, Coach Byrom, Coach Powell. Coach Benavidez, Coach Reeder, Ms. Brewer, and Ms. Tarver. Ms. Brewer Ms. Tarver Coach Brasseale Coach Benavidez Coach Powell Coach Byram 22 1 Finer Arts Vocational education has always been a strong point in McAdory ' s cur- riculum The BOE Dept led by Ms Madison, Ms Williams, and Ms Hall won state and national recognition The FFA which continued its award winning tradition was again led by Mr lackson, Mr Caddell, and Mr Swaffield; also Ms Brunner and the FH.A were honored in stale competition The Fine Arts Dept coordinated by Mr Beckner, Ms Bryant, and Mr Douglas added just the right touch, and the Library Arts stafi, anchored by Ms McAdory, added a full time computer instructor, Ms Beckner The Language Arts were again led by Ms Carter whose trilingual talents both excited and motivated McAdory ' s foreign language students Ms. Madison Ms. Hall Ms. Williams Mr. Jackson Mr. Caddell Mr. Swaffield Ms. Brunner Mr. Beckner Mr. Douglas Ms. Bryant Coach Reeder Ms. McAdory Ms. Beckner Ms. Carter 23 Social Sciences Social Studies has always been a way to learn about heritage, history, and government Through the past, students were taught about the future After learn- ing world history through studies with Mr, Chaney, Dr Kelly enlightened students with anecdotes of American lifestyles Government and Economics at Mc dory has been taught for many years by Mr Baker, and Mr Swiney has always delighted nintfi graders with tales of Alabama ' s past while Ms Atchison and Mr. Mize constructed a thorough foundation through Civics and seventh grade History Mr. Baker Mr. Swiney Ms. Atchison Mr. Mize 24 Natural Sciences Through ihe study ol siience. MtAdory studenls tened, studied, experienced, and learned about the ivironnient, space, time, and of course about life together The science staff for 8-4-H5 included Ms nchors. Biology and Advanced Biology, Mr Ander- in. Chemistry: Ms Brasher, Mr Cook, and Coach ' rom lunior High Sciences, and Mr Holmes, ninth ade Science and Biology Ms. Anchors Mr. Anderson Ms. Brasher Mr. Cook 25 Individualized Education Special Education requires the patience which has been uniquely founcJ at McAdory, and the students at McAdory have truly received in- dividualized instruction The teachers included, Mr Dollar. Mr Rabon, Mr Davis, Ms Marshall, and Ms Mckinney These teachers have received degrees in special areas of education which in- clude EC, LD. and EMR Each teacher in the Special Education Dept completed numerous lEP forms, lesson plans individualized per student by subject Through their combined eltorts students at McAdory truly receive a special education .wk 26 Mr. Rabon Sff i Nutrition Center As well as many other oulslanding programs al our school, the lood nulr(- lion program was one ol the best Ms Bailey who again let) the lunihroom slati was responsible tor tantaslii lunches E ery lunchroom statt member worked al planning meals, and preparing them within the school budget All the students at McAdory appreciated the hard work put forth by Ms Bailey and the enlire stall 27 The Support Staff The custodians performed |obs that many times went unnoticed by students and faculty They worked hard before, during, and after school to insure that the school and grounds were clean, upheld, and protected The staff proved to be hardworking, reliable, and efficient The staff included Dan Byrd, Thomas Henton, Caroline Byrd, lanet Collier, and Helen Wilkenson. 28 Bus Drivers Gas Crew The bus drivers and gas crevs were a vilal pari in the daily lives of ihe students at McAdory The bus drivers, lull of patience, got the students safely to school and back every day Through the rainy, icy, and sunny weather they worked hard to make sure that the students had a sale, trouble-tree ride The gas crew made sure that the buses were capable of this task These people had to get up earlier and get home later than most people Yet through it all they did not complain or falter 29 30 31 The JEFCO Board McAdory has always been an integral part of the Jefferson County Board of Education, the largest suburban school system in Alabama. This year the School Boi again consisted of five citizens, elected by popular vote, to serve staggared, six-year terms as the decision and policy-making t)ody The Board operated under the co mittee system to approve educational programs, new construction projects, and employ the necessary personnel to effectively operate the school system. The bo; members have t)een listed here in the order of seniority; Mrs, Robert W. Cwin, twenty-four years, Mr Bill Mewbourne, four years, Dr Kevin Walsh, two years: V Mary Buckelew, one and one-half years; Mr )im R Hicks, since November, 1984 The president of the School Board served as ex-officio member of each committt This year Dr. William E. Burkett served the Board as superintendent and secretary, and he was responsible for carrying out the Board ' s decisions. McAdory has alv been extremely proud of Mrs. Buckelew who lived In the community 32 Robbie Albright Mark Amnions Bernard Anderson Tammy Appleton Ronda Argo lermaine Bailey 1 ' h Carrie Barnwell |lm Beckner Michael Bell William Bice Muhammad Boone leflery Braswell George Brown Sharon Brown Paul Burns Kimberly Burnett Marlon Burrell Katrina Byrd Tyler Cannon Heath Cantoney Sharmmie Carson Angela Carter Scott Carter lames Champion Susan Chapman letfrey Clay Lisa Cole 1 ««W r. RV Andrea Cooley Enkd Cospy Melanie Cox •Mexdnder Davis Ann Davison lune Deav m Angela Defoor Sean Dixon Andrea Donalson Ion Duncan lerry Dunn Bonnie Fowler leflery Carrell Amy Gentry Brandon Cigils Randall Cilmore Dianella Coins Daniel Cray Mi( hael Hale Christopher Hamrick Cinger Hareock Leah Hardin Kimlierly Harrison Sandra Hays William H KUll DonakI Hogue Michael House )oe Frank Hudson Timothy Howard lenniter Hulsey Dennis Humphries Rachael Humphries Bryan Hunter Tabitha Hurst Robin Hyde Billie Isabelle Steve lackson Tracy lackson Melanie lenkins Stephen lohnson Rita lones )ohn killingsworth Kathy Kendrick Dawn Kimble Kim Kimbrell Angle Knight George Knop Brandon Lagie Garrand Landers Brian Leaks Rakisha Lewis Debbie Lucas Michael Luckie Byron Margaret Timothy Martin Tommy Martin Stephanie Mason Lori Matney Pamela Monroe lason More Heather Marrison Kimberly Marrison Gillian Mueller Cwen Myles Billy McCool Shannon McFall Marshall McKeller Matthew McLaughlin lanna Nichols Nancy Nixon Shane Oglesby Don Oswalt lames Parker Aaron Patton jimmy Patton Chris Pennington Deborah Pickens Ansley Ramey Jennifer Randle John Raymond Tamecia Reasor lohn Riddlesperger Terrance Riles Rodney Riley Bryan Robertson Aaron Rogers David Rosser Latisha Rosser Lisa Sanders Phillip Savage jeffery Sellers Charles Simpson Deric Smith Larry Smith Scott Snider Deloy Swindle Suzanne Taylor Stephen Taylor Sherrie Thomas Michael Thomason Shannon Thomason leffery Thompson Sherrie Tramell Stacy Tyler Robbie Wallace Darius Webb Darrick Williams Dena Williams Rodney Williams Jennifer Willis Brenl Wilson Lisa Youkna Ronald Cooke - f Misty Abernalhy Rhonda Adams Douglas Allen Lon Allen Tammy Allen Eric Armstrong I: Gail Atmore jell Ayers Billie Barnett 1 Tracy Bartlett Shane Bates Kristy Bean t Melinda Blake Kapnce Brown David Bryant _ Allison Buckelew limmy Bush Valerie Bush Edward Butler Billie Byers Marcid Byrd Mi ' 3;fl Brian Caffee Edward Caffee David Cannon Synthia Cantrell Connye Carlisle Mark Carson 4 Brook Carter Cindy Carter Sherry Carter Angela Carver Terry Chapman Stephanie Childers Christopher Clayton Wesley Clements lenniler Cogglns Timothy Collins Andra Cook Chandra Cook Vickie Crenshaw David Crigger William Crumpton Lance Cummings Stephanie Curren Tyrone Davis lames Dawson Daniel Delmore Lisa Dickey Faith Dilley lenniter Doyle Albert Dudley Mark Earley Nancy Earley lade East Kelly Echols Troy Ethridge Billy Essman Leigh Eubanks Tammy Ezekiel Drew Parr Rovelto Findley Rickey Flucker limmy Foster Ricky Fox Rico Fox )ason Gamble Joe Carris Cwen Gilliland Vance Goforth Lisa Corden Michael Granger jason Gray Brandon Guy Larry Hannah Tony Hardin I I Shelly Hardin Tara Harris Russ Harshman Eric Hayes Tabalha Hembree Mendeth Henderson Denlyn Holmes Traci Howard Eric Hubbard Vickie Hubbard Leslie Hurphee jason jarvis )lm Lawley Michelle Leveretl Karen Lewis Bobby Lambert Brady Lovett lohni Lowe ! 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Eddie Staggs Tonya Stacey Lesley Stanley lames Tew Pamela Thomas Chris Thomason Kevin Todd Cindy Trippe Daniel Tucker Michael Varner Michelle Walthaw Mandy ward Chad Warren Lome Whaley Susan Wheeler Tracy White Yevonne Whitely left Williams Marvin Williams Susan Williams Tim Williams Chns Wilson lonica Norton Valerie McClaine Tammy Robinson 65 L L A -?! ' mn M r ' - jABa H 1 ' B Km B% ' r m ■ i - M, l k 9 l . «Jm p ' 66 67 68 ■ lllllllllllllirHIWIIIIIIIIMIlUlllllllllMtlWIIBlllll 69 l i l M ll l llll ll ll iiiiiii i i a iiii i iii MiB iiiiii i iii m ri -«L n The Best is Yet to Come ALURICH. DAVID FFA ALLEN, REGINA DAWN FBLA, Student Council, Office Aide. B Honor Roll ALLRED, CHRISOPHER LEE Sr Football, Spanish Club, |r Honor Society, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll ANDERSON, CHRIS Boys Track, FFA ANDREWS, SABRINA; Prom Committee, Beauty Pageant Contestant, Mat Maid, French Club, FBIA, Pep Club, FFA, Teacher ' s Aide, Communicator, B Honor Roll APPLETON, AUDIE |r Spanish Club, FHA, Art Club, Favorite BEDFORD, JULIE Beauty Pageant Queen, FBLA, FHA, Student Council, key Club Little Sister, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Drama Club, Communicator BENISOI I, ATURO BIDDY, KRISTINA DENISE: Beauty Pageant Alternate, Sr Band, Maprette, Sr, Choir, FBLA, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Favonte, A B Honor Roll BITTLE, TAMMY RENAE; Class Play, Beauty Pageant Queen, jr High Homecoming Court, Mat Maid, )r Sr Cheerleader, )r Sr Band, Spanish Club, |r Choir, Student Council, An- nual Stall, Pep Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Favorite, Who ' s Who, Honor Courses BLACKMON, CINDY DENISE Spanish Club, FBLA, |r Sr Honor Society, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, A B Honor Roll BLEVINS, ANITA: FBtA. FHA BLEVINS, ARETHA FBLA, FHA, Communicator BRADEN, EDWARD HAL FFA, Office Aide, Civil School Patrol, B Honor Roll BROWNING, TERESA LEA. Class Play, Beauty Pageant Contestant, Mat Maid, Sr High Band, Drum Ma)or, Spanish Club, McAdory Singers, FBLA, FHA, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, )r, Sr, Honor Society, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In Amencan High School BRYANT, ALLISON MARIE: French Club, Sr Choir, FBLA, Pep Club, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll BUFFORD, TERRY: Boys Track, Boys Basketball, B Honor Roll BURCHFIELD, )OHN ALBERT: Class Play, jr Sr Band, Spanish Club, FBLA, Student Council, Hi- Y, Key Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Communicator, Who ' s Who, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll CARTER, LATANYA PATRICE: Beauty Pageant Contestant, Girl ' s Track, Mat Maid, |r High Cheerleader, |r. Sr. Band, Colorguard, Spanish Club, FBLA, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll CHILDERS, DONALD: )r. Football, Spanish Club, FFA CHILDERS, DONNA: |r Band, French Club, Drama Club, )r. Choir, FBLA, FFA CLAY, ROBERT HAROLD |R : |r Sr Band, Teacher ' s Aide COLE, LINDA KAREN: )r Sr Choir, FFA, FBLA, B Honor Roll COLLINS, LOR LEE: Prom Committee, Beauty Pageant Contestant, |r Sr Cheerleader, )r. Sr Band, )r. Choir, FBLA, Annual Staff, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, B Honor roll. Pep Club COWEN, VONDA KAY French Club, FBLA, FHA, FFA, Teacher ' s Aide, Communicator CRENSHAW, TINA MICHELLE, )r. Homecoming Court, Girl ' s Track, Girl ' s Basketball, |r, Sr, Choir, )r Cheerleader, McAdory Singers, Teacher ' s Aide, Who ' s Who, B Honor Roll CROWDER, DIANE RENEE Class Play, Girl ' s Basketball, |r Cheerleader, Spanish Club, |r, Sr, Band, FBLA, Art Club, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll CURREN, IIMMY: FFA DAVISON, DEBORAH: Spanish Club, FBLA, Stu- dent Council, Art Club, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll DAVIDSON. JOHNNY RAY: Class Play, Spanish Club, FBLA, Hi-Y, Art Club, Drama Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide DAVIS, TERRILL WESLEY |r Sr Footabll, |r Sr. Baseball, jr Basketball, Spanish Club, Art Club, FFA, Teacher ' s Aide, Favorite DENNIS, lACK EARL: Sr Baseball, Spanish Club, French Club, Key Club, Art Club, FFA, Teacher ' s Aide, A B Honor Roll DILL, LISA ANGELA: Spanish Club, FBLA, FHA DUNN, THERESA GAIL: FBLA, FHA, Drama Club Baseball, Ir Sr Football, Band, FFA, Gas Crew, DYER, SHERRY ANN: Beauty Pageant Contestant, )r Sr Homecoming Court, Girl ' s Track, Girl ' s Basketball, Ir. Sr. Cheerleader, French Club, Chess club. Girl ' s Volleyball, jr Sr. Honor Socie- ty, Favorite, Who ' s Who, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School, AAA ELLIOT, CURTIS: )r. Sr Boy ' s Basketball, |r Communi cator EVERITT, JENNIFER ANN: Class Play, |r. Sr Band. Colorguard, Spanish Club, FBLA, Drama Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses FULLER, PAUL ALAN: Prom Committee, |r Baseball, Sr. Football, Wrestling, |r Band, Spanish Club, Student Council, Hi-Y, Key Club, Annual Staff, Student Honor Society, Teacher ' s Aide, Office Aide, junior Officer, Who ' s Who, Senior Standout, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School, AAA, Top 5°o lefferson County GABLES, TRACY ANNE Prom Committee, Class Play, Spanish Club, FBLA, Student Council, An- nual Staff, Pep Club, FFA, Drama Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Senior Class Officer, Com- municator, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School (fA r- « M J t ft :M. GAMBLE. lONI RUTH Beauty Pageant Queen, Miss  1cAdorv 1985, Sr Homecoming Court, Spanish lub. Student Council, Key Club Little Sister, Annual itaff. Pep Club, Teachers Aide, Who ' s Who, Honor .curses, B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High chool, AAA, USSCA CLASS, HAROLD TERRY: Class Play, Student Coun- :il. Art Club, FFA CLOVER, VICKI RENEE Beauty Pageant Contestant, ■ Sf Band, Spanish Club, FBLA. Student Council, Top %)efferson County, Ir Sr Honor Society, Senior tandout Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Vho In American High School, AAA COSSETT, RANDY Prom Committee, |r Sr aseball, FFA, Gas Crew, Communicator CRAVES, TAMMY SUE, Mat Maid, Sr Choir, FBLA, HA, Drama Club. Beauty Pageant Contestant CRAY. STEPHEN TOWNSEND: Prom Committee, lass Play. Wrestling. Varsity Tennis Team. )r Choir. tcAdory Singers. FBLA. Student Council. Hi-Y. Key lub, FFA. Drama Club. Communicator. Senior anduot. Honor Courses. B Honor Roll HAITHCOCK. HLL CELESTE Prom Committee. Class ay. Beauty Pageant Contestant, Spanish Club, FBLA, udeni Council, Tri-HI-Y, Annual Staff, Newspaper aff. Art Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Sophomore President, nior Treasurer, Who ' s Who In American High :hool HALE, CARRIE LYNN: Prom Committee, Class Play, !auty Pageant Contestant, FBLA, FHA, Student auncll, TrI-HI-Y, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Of- :e Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, junior Officer, Com- unicalor, Favonte, B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In Tiencan High School, AAA, Blood Drive HALE, WILSON jR jr Baseball, Boy ' s Track, )r otball. Boy ' s Basketball, |r Band, jr Choir, FFA HARDEMON, TRACY DIANE Class Play, Beauty geant Contestant, FBLA, FHA, Office Aide, acher ' s Aide, Communicator, Officer, B Honor Roll HARDIN, LORIENE LEI: Prom Committee, Beauty Pageant Contestant, Ir. ' Sr Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Senior Choir, McAdory Singers, FBLA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Class Communicator, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll HAYS, DEBRA SUE Prom Committee, Class Play, Student Council, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Honor Society, Art Club, Who ' s Who, Senior Stan- dout, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School, AAA, Top 5 leffer- son County HICKS, ESTHER SMITH: French Club, FBLA, FHA, Student Council, Chess Club, Honor Society, Pep Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Favorite, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll, AAA HILL, KERRY MAURICE Boys Basketball, Wrestl- ing, |r ' Sr Choir, FFA, B Honor Roll HOCKERSMITH, CARY DUANE Prom Commit- tee, Class Play, Ir Sr Band, Spanish Club, Student Council, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, FFA, Drama Club, Office Aide, Officer, Communicator, Who ' s Who, Senior Standout, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School, AAA HOCKING, DENNIS ROBERT |R: jr Sr Band, French Club, Chess Club, Art Club, Library Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll HOGAN, TIMOTHY WAYNE: )r Sr Football. Wrestling. McAdory Singers. FFA HOGUE. LISA RENEE Beauty Pageant Alternate, |r Homecoming Court. Spanish Club, FBLA, FHA, Key Club Little Sister, Annual Staff. Art Club. Teacher ' s Aide. Favorite. Senior Standout, Honor Courses. B Honor Roll HOLDER. SHERRIE MARLENE: FHA, Student Council. Chess Club. Tn-Hi-Y. FFA. Office Aide. Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll, AAA HUNTER, LEVI NEVINS Basketball, Wrestl- ing, Ir Sr Choir, FFA lACKSON, GEORGE |r Sr Football, Basket- ball, Mc, dory Singers, FFA lACKSON, lEROME FFA lACKSON, TRACY RENA: Prom Committee, Beauty Pageant Contestant, Sr Homecoming Court, Girl ' s Track, Girl ' s Basketball, FBLA, FHA, Newspaper Staff, Class Communicator, Favorite, Who ' s Who, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll lEMISON, GEORGETTA FBLA lOHNSON, GREGORY GEEN: Basketball, FFA, Library Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Communicator, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll lONES, LORENZO: )r Sr Football, McAdory Singers KELLY, GINGER CAROLYN: Prom Commit- tee, Beauty Pageant Contestant, Sr Homecoming Court, |r Sr Band, Spanish Club, Student Council, Key Club Little Sister, Annual Staff-Business Manager and Editor, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Communicator, Favorite, Who ' s Who, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll. Who ' s Who In American High School. Blood Drive Committee KERVIN. CAROLE ANN Prom Committee. Class Play. Student Council. Annual Staff. Pep Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Com- municator, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School KIMBRELL, lANET LYNETTE Beauty Pageant Contestant, |r. homecoming Queen, |r Sr Cheerleader, FBLA, FHA, Key Club Little Sister, Newspaper Staff, Teacher ' s Aide, Who ' s Who LANCFORD, CHESTER BRYAN FFA LANCSTON, TROY MARK Prom Committee, |r High Baseball, jr High Football, |r high Band, Spanish Club, Student Council, Key Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Class Officer, B Honor Roll LANCSTON, HAROLD KEITH )r Sr High Baseball, |r Sr High Football, Boy ' s Basketball, Key Club, Art Club, FFA, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, B Honor Roll LINDSAY, EDNA GRACE Beauty Pageant Con- testant, jr high Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Teacher ' s Aide, A, B Honor Roll LUTZ, PRESSLEY KEITH: Class Play, Boy ' s Basket- ball, Spanish Club, Drama Club, B Honor Roll LYNCH, WALTER Boys Basketball, )r Sr High Band, FFA, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll McADORY, GARY LORNE Boys Basketball, FFA, Gas Crew McCARTER, DANA CHOLE Class Play. Spanish Club, FFA, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, B Honor Roll McCLAIN, LISA MICHELLE: Class Play, Spanish Club, FBLA, Student Council, Tri-HI-Y, Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses, A. B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In American High School, American Achievement Academy, Newspaper Staff McDOUGAL, JAMES LEE: Boy ' s Basketball, FFA, B Honor Roll McGRUDER, CONNIE PATRICE Beauty Pageant Contestant, Pep Club, FFA, Drama Club, B Honor Roll MAIORS, WILLIAM THOMAS Boy ' s Track, |r Sr High Band, Jr Sr High Choir, FFA MANNING, PAUL MYLES, AUNDRA CHRISTOPHER jr High Foot- ball, FFA NATION, KENNETH DOUG: )r Sr High Baseball, jr Sr High Football, Art Club, FFA, Class Communicator NELSON, STEPHEN Class Play, jr Sr High Band, Spanish Club, McAdory Singers, Student Council, Key Club, Drama Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll NICHOLS, MARK RAY Boy s Track, Spanish Club, |r High Choir, Student Council, Hi-Y, Key Club, National Honor Society, Office Aide, Civil School Patrol, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, American Achievement Academy NORRIS, NANCY JANE |r Sr High Choir, FHA, B Honor Roll PACE, BILL Hi-Y PACE, lONATHAN ALLEN: Boy ' s Track, |r Sr High Football, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Art Club, FFA, Class Communicator PARKER, VAN Chess Club, FFA, B Honor Roll PICKETT, KENNETH lULIAN FFA, B Honor Roll, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide PIERSON, MIRACLE LaDAWN Beauty Pageant Contestant, )r High Band, FBLA, Pep Club, FFA, Teacher ' s Aide, Class Officer, B Honor Roll PIPPENS, ERIC CHARLES Sr High Baseball, Basketball, Wrestling, |r Sr High Choir, FFA POE, RODERICK: |r Sr High Baseball, Boy ' s Basketball, Wrestling, jr Sr High Band, jr Sr High Choir, Art Club, FFA, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, A B Honor Roll POOLE, FELICIA GAIL Beauty Pageant Contes- tant, jr High Band, FHA, Pep Club, Class Com- municator, B Honor Roll PRICE, RICHARD HENRY jr Sr High Football, Wrestling, )r Sr High Choir, FHA PRICE, SAMMIE LEE Boy ' s Track, jr Sr High Football, Wrestling, FHA, FFA, Who ' s Who RAYNES, PATRICIA ANN: |r Sr High Choir, FBLA, FHA, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, B Honor Roll REED, CLIFTON LEE REID, RICHARD NEIL Chess Club, FFA REID, VICKIE LYNN FFA, FBLA, FHA, Sr High Homecoming Court, B Honor Roll REGISTER, TAMMY LYNN Class Play, jr High Cheerleader, FBLA, FHA, Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Drama Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Senior Standout, A B Honor Roll RICHEY, BRIAN jrSr High Homecoming Escort, Boy ' s Basketball, Wrestling, IrSr High Band, Spanish Club, French Club, FFA, Key Club, B Honor Roll ROBERTS, MICHAEL HUGH Wrestling, |r Sr High Band, Art Club, FFA ROLLINS, ROBIN LYNN Beauty Pageant Contes- tant, Girl ' s Track, Girl ' s Basketball, |r Sr High Band, Spanish Club, FBLA, Pep Club, Drama Club, Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Class Officer, B Honor Roll ROPER, YVONNDA ANN jr high Choir, FBLA, FHA, Pep Club, Office Aide, Class Communicator, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll ROSS, CYNTHIA JANE FBLA, Art Club, Honor Courses, Teacher ' s Aide RUTLEDGE, ARICA LYNN Beauty Pageant Con- testant, Spanish Club, |r. High Choir, FBLA, Pep Club, Drama Club, Teacher ' s Aide, Class Com- municator, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll SALAMONE, GEORGE FRANKLIN Prom Com- mittee, jr Sr High Baseball, Ir Sr High Football, Wrestling, FBLA, FFA, Drama Club, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll %mi 7 NDERS. MIGUEL |r Sr Football. Basketball. |r Sr iir FHA, FFA V AER, SHELBY LANCE Class Play, Beauty ?ant Escort. |r Sr Baseball, jr Sr Football. Basket- Hi- Annual Statt Newspaper Statf, FFA. Drama ). Senior Standout iLLERS LISA ANNE Prom Committee. Class Play, jtv Pageant Contestant |r Sr Band Majorette jrguard, Spanish Club Student Council. Annual f. Newspaper Statt Honor Society. Com- licator Favorite. Honor Courses. A B Honor Roll. o U ho In Amencan High School. A A A ;LLERS. timothy NOLEN: |r Sr Baseball, FHA. ce Aide, Teacher s Aide, B Honor Roll HAW, TERESA ANN Beauty Pageant Contestant, d NAaid, Spanish Club, FBLA Tri-Hi-Y, Newspaper i, FF A, Teacher ' s Aide, B Honor Roll HEPPARD, SARAH DENISE FBLA, FHA, FFA, A B or Roll .AUCHTER, WARREN DOYLE: Prom Committee, ' Stiing, |r Sr Band, jr Sr Choir, McAdory Singers, Communicator, Favonte, Who ' s Who vllTH, LISA UITH RECINA FAYE Class Play, Sr Choir, dory Singers. FBLA. Pep Club. Library Club. Tia Club. Teacher ' s Aide vllTH. TRACY LYNN Class Play. Ir.Sr Band, Col- jard Spanish Club. Sr Choir, FBLA, Student Coun- i-HiY. Art Club. Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses, Honor Roll •EIGHTS, CHARLIE jrSr Choir, Art Club •EIGNER, SAMMIE LEE, III Prom Committee, iish Club, French Club, FBLA, Student Council, , Key Club, Honor Society, Office Aide, Teacher s ?, Civil Patrol, Officer, Communicator, Who s 0, Senior Standout, Honor Courses, A B Honor Who ' s Who In American High School, AAA FANLEY, TERRY LANCE Track, Basketball, FFA, Cher ' s Aide STORY, GALE DENISE Prom Committee, Class Play, Beauty Pageant Contestant, Sr Homecoming Court, Mat Maid. Ir Sr Band. Colorguard Spanish Club. Stu- dent Council. Tri-Hi-Y. Honor Society. Teachers Aide. Officer. Favonte, B Honor Roll, honor Courses TAYLOR, HEATH CLYDE |r Sr Choir, An Club THOMPSON. CINDY LYNN Beauty Pageant Con- testant. |r Sr Homecoming Court. Mat Maid, Sr Cheerleader, FBLA, FHA, Student Council, Key Club Little Sister, Annual Statt, Newspaper Staff, Office Aide, Teachers Aide, Gas Crew, Communicator, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll THOMPSON, TIMOTHY NORWOOD Wrestling, FFA TUBBS, KELLY DENISE Class Play, Beauty Pageant Contestant, |r Sr Band, Majorette, Spanish Club, FBLA, Annual Stat, Tri-Hi- , Honor Society, Office Aide, Communicator, Favorite, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who ' s Who In Amencan High School, AAA TYLER, TIMOTHY Key Club, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Library Club. Drama Club. Office Aide. Teacher ' s Aide VAUGHN. DAVID BRYAN Hi-Y, Annual Statt. Newspaper Staff. FFA WAMMACK, TIMOTHY DAVIS |r Sr Baseball, jr Sr Football. Basketball. Spanish Club. Student Council, Hi-Y, Key Club. FFA, Office Aide, Teacher s ,Aide, Officer, Communicator. Honor Courses, Who ' s Who In American High School WARREN, CRAIG STEVEN: Track, |r Sr Football, Wrestling WARREN, VALERIE DAWN Class Play, |r Sr Choir, FBLA, Student Council, Drama Club, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, AAA WATSON, ANDY BERNARD |r Sr Band, French Club, Hi-Y WATSON, STEPHANIE DIANE Beauty Pageant Contestant, Miss Congeniality, |r Cheerleader, French Club, Student Council, Annual Stall, Honor Society, Pep Club, Teachers Aide, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, Who s Who In American High School, Top S ,.in letterson County, Blood [Orive W ATTS, KELLY IE AN Prom Committee, Mat Maid, FBLA, Art Club Office Aide, Teacher ' s Aide, Honor Courses WEAVER, DARLENE Beauty Pageant Contestant, |r High Cheerleader, Spanish Club, FBLA, FHA, Student Council, Tn-Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, Pep Club, Teachers Aide, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll, AAA WESLEY, WINIFRED lOY Beauty Pageant Contes- tant, Sr Homecoming Court, Sr Cheerleader, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Society, Pep Club, Office Aide, Who s Who Honor Courses, A, B Honor Roll. Top 5 o lellerson County WHITAKER, ERIC lUAN: Basketball, French Club, FFA, Communicator WILLIAMS, ANTHONY |r Sr Homecoming Escort, Track, Spanish Club, French Club, Chess Club, Honor Courses. A B Honor Roll WILLIAMS. GARY |r Sr Homecoming Escort. Ir ' Sr Football. Basketball. Spanish Club. French Club. FHA. Hi-Y. Key Club. Honor Society, Communicator, Who s Who, Honor Courses, B Honor Roll WILSON DANITA lOYCE jr Sr Choir. McAdory Singers. FBLA, Teacher ' s Aide, Communicator, Favorite, Who ' s Who, Honor Courses, A B Honor Roll WILSON, MARK Ir Sr Baseball, |r Sr Band, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Newspaper Stall, FFA WRIGHT, MELISSA DEAN Beauty Pageant Contes- tant, Mat Maid, Ir Sr Cheerleader, FBLA, Drama Club, Teachers Aide, A B Honor Roll WRIGHT, RANDALL GLENN Class Play, Ir Baseball, Basketball, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff, FF.A t 80 Regina Allen Chris Allred Chris Anderson Sponsors Sabrina Andrews lulie Bedford ■Muro Benison Krjsty Biddy 81 Lapennia Brown Teresa Browning Allison Bryant John Burchfield 82 BB David Bush LdTanya Carter leff Champion Donald Childers Linda Cole Lori Collins Vonda Cowen Tina Crenshaw Diane Crowder limmy Curren 83 lennifer Everitt Alan Fu ller Tr cy Gables loni Gamble Vickie Glover Randy Cossett Tammy Graves H5 SiNlCKS g t-S J- -. K H P ' 1j ■« K ' m • H Steve Cray IIIIHalthcock Carrie Hale Tracy Hardemon Lone Hardin IJebbie Hays tblher Hickb 35 Sherne Holder Levi Hunter George lackson Jerome lackson 86 Tracy lackson Greg lohnson Ginger Kelly Carole n Kervin lanet Kimbrei! Bryan Langford Dinkie Langston Keith Langston 87 Ip-nmiKuy — ---- T -!«S7 ■««« « • •■« ' iTTiTBr ' 88 i;3i 89 Lisa McClain Connie McCurder Tommy Majors Paul Manning 90 Doug Nation Steve Nelson Mark Nichols Nancy Norris TIneo Van Parker Kenny Pickett Miracle Pierson Eric Pippens Roderick Poe 91 =-L J ' -l fi« °J i ■■jr J 1 Felicia Poole Richard Price Sammie Price Patrida Raynes Brian Richey Mike Roberts Robin Rollins Yvonnda Roper 92 Cindy Ross Ari d Kulled t ' leff Salamone Lance Sawyer Denise Sheppard Warren Slaughter Lisa Smith Tracy Smith Sammie Speigner Terry StarHey Heath Taylor 93 Gale Story CIndv Thompson Woody Thompson Kelly Tubbs Valerie Warren Ddrlene Weaver Wendy Wesley Eric Whitaker Dcannd VVtiHr Gary Williams Vincent Williams Danitd Wilson Mark Wilson Melissa Wright 95 Randy Wilson we lived; we learned, but most of all we learned to live! the Class of ' 85 Hfcjr ■ 1 1 ( • tl l 96 THE CLASS OF ' 85 A BEGINNING THE YEARS HAVE SEEMED UNENDING AND INCESSANT SOME TIRING AND TEDIOUS; SOME THRILLING AND PLEASANT WHEN FACED WITH CHALLENGES THOUGHT TO BE GREAT, WE, WITH VALIANT EFFORT, DETERMINED OUR FATE. THOUGH SOME TIMES HAVE BEEN TOTALLY DULL AND AMISS, MOST HAVE BEEN FILLED WITH GREAT JOY AND BLISS. OUR DAYS AT MCADORY HAVE COME TO AN END. WE MUST FIND ANOTHER FORMIDABLE FRIEND. LEVITY AND FRIVOLITY ARE NO MORE. TO A HIGHER GOAL WE MUST NOW SOAR. CARE-FREE AND ROWDY DAYS ARE GONE FOR GOOD. PRUDENT WE MUST BE, AS UNDERSTOOD. A NEW BEGINNING WE MUST UNDERTAKE SUCCESS AND EMINENT WE SHALL MAKE. AT OUR TASKS WE MUST NOW PERSEVERE, REGARDLESS OF HOW OMINOUS OR SEVERE, TO GREAT AND LOFTY HEIGHTS WE WILL STRIVE, FOR WE ARE THE CLASS OF 85. Sammie Speigner The 1985 Senior Standouts were nominated and voted on by the teaching staff Each student was chosen for their outstanding leadership, academic abilities, talent, citizenship, school spirit, and ability to work well with people. The 1985 Senior Standouts were as follows: Cary Hockersmith, Steve Cray, Lisa Hogue, Tammy Register, Vickie Clover, Debbie Hays, Alan Fuller and Sammie Speigner. U , % The 1985 Senior Favorites were Lisa Sellers, Kelly Tubbs, Gale Story, Esther Hicks, Kristy Biddy and Audie Appleton, They were chosen by the Senior Class based on their qualities of friendliness, personali- ty and the ability to make friends Combined they shared an unique quality of closeness that characteriz- ed the Class of ' 85 99 100 MHsA JB PEPSI ' ■ Ytl The m J JACKETS - , Veilpw Jackets -fr ry- 9 0 A team ' s quality Is not measured by statistical methods alone For even in a poor statistical season, all people connected to a sports program are winners In 1985 the Yellow lackets won; they won the admiration of their faithful fans, the respect of their coaching staff, the hearts of their student body, and the comraderie experienced by all who wore or who have ever worn the jacket gold W f SVWKMIS ' , L— Ml urn iv Ki IS T «?=m 5 ® t f ;eo t Ak. w . n r ' 3f J ■i At the annual fall sports banquet, several players were recognized for outstanding play tfirough the year As a collective, all were award- ed but a few emerged from the rest Curt Elliot received awards for Best Offensive Back, Best Defensive Back, and Most Valuable Player Sam- my Price won Best Defensive Lineman and Craig Warren received Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Permanent Team Captains were Curt Elliot, Gary Williams, Tommy Hill, Sammy Price, and Craig Warren As has been traditional, the banquet also hinted toward the future Larry Mason of the lacksonville Stars motivated the staff, players, and boosters present. H — -4 ; Coaches An athletic department could not maintain stan- dards of winning that McAdory haswithout superb coaching abilities The Jackets have one of the best and most tenured coaching staffs in the county, coaches who devote their time, energy. and efforts to prepare players for competition Head coach was Dick Atchison who has earned a reputation for tough defense and heady offense Each assistant, lohnny Benavidez, Terry Brasseale. Wayne Byram, Geoff Reeder, and David Powell, has added his own special touch 1 - , t ' J - j jiMP ' v jf i?3i ■• Tl fil % Alt.-Cindi Sc i ' A Scher 1 ' The Spirit Squad The 14H4-85 Varsity Cheerleading squad began by attending the NtA Cheerleading clinic held at Auburn University They received all superior ribbons and were chosen one ol the top lour squads participating Senior, Lon Collins, was chosen All-Amencan Cheerleader The Varsity Cheerleaders brought spint and pride to the outlook of McAdory ' s athletic program The Cheerleaders were this year directed, led, and loved by Ms Barbara Neal The Varsity Cheerleaders tor 1484-85 were Chnstie Gregg-head, Cindy Trippe-Co-head, Lon Collins, Melissa Wright, Sherry Dyer, Ceena Moore, lerri McFerrin, Marquita Luckie, Meredith Buckelew, Tracy W hite, and alternate Cindi Schrimscher 1 110 111 The lunior High football team had an outstanding season under the leader- ship of Coaches Geoff Reeder and David Powell After a slow start they came back to pile up consecutive victories They blew out Tarrent in their Homecoming game and reveled against Fultondale, Fairfield, and Pleasant Grove- The lunior High football team has continued their success by obtaining the County Championship title for their second consecutive year Several members of the team received recognition for outstanding sportsmanship throughout the year The Freshman football players for the 84 season were Rodney Cowen, limmy Dennis, lohn Scott, Steven Shaw, lohnny Taylor. )im Scott, Ned Ling, Scoot Posey. Clifford Williams, Rick Duncan, Sean Bunn, Rob- by Scott, and Scott Wilson B Wc , M B ■ m i 4 1 i rT. . - , ... M K| 1 1 1 1 ■■I P VIKP W ■ i— ■• TV-i tttr- TN The |r High Cheerleaders did an outstanding job in leading the Ir High spirit They cheered at all the games and pep rallies and inspired the football and basketball players The cheerleaders lor the 84-85 season were Head-Paula McClain, Co-head Kim lohnson, Vickie Story, Misty Butler, Beth White, Valerie Bush, Amy Sellers, Sima Mahan, Allison Buckelew, Misty Abernathy, Stephanie Childers, and Alternate Christie lones They were again under the supervision of Ms Myra Tarver The athletes, coaches and students appreciated the hard work and dedication given by the |r High Cheerleaders. Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team showed promise of things to come by receiving lirsl place honors in the Fultondale Tip-Oft tournament, which was one of the first tests on their schedule They had wins over Tarrant. Gardendale, Brookwood and made a run at Hueytown that was unequaled by Hayes in the City-County Tournament. McAdory paced Hueytown until the last seconds of the game, but they saw their best game ot the season fall into the loss column due to a desperation shot at the sound of the buzzer, still the game against Hueytown proved that the lackets were alive and fighting. The school participation inspired the players to perform at their highest capacity With the superb coaching talents of coach Geoff Reeder. the team excelled The team included Gregory Johnson. Gary Williams. Migel Sanders, Vincent Williams. Eric Whittaker, left Madison, Walter Lynch, Gregory Fremor, kelvin Arnold. Damn larvis. and Greg Boone. ■ m ' fl H 4j| | rs.ii V . le Varsity B-Team The B-team played their games before the Varsity team to arouse the crowd and challenge the Varsity players to match their vigor The B-team gained ex- perience and leadership abilities in preparation for their Varsity years Coach Benavidez led the team thru many trials and victories Through his coaching abilities, the team learned and excelled The B-team included loey Howard. Carl Morgan, lamie Garrett, Booker Ware, Scotty Hill, Mortel Underwood, Mike Fallin, and left Parker |r High basketball at Mc Adory consisted ol an A-Team and a B-Team The A-Team coached by Wayne Byram paced the courts with a guard oriented at- tack They started strong with victories over West letterson and Oak Grove and were seldom not in the game The B-Team coached by David Powell came out with incredible six wins tor their season The B-team included Kuss Har- shman, Eric Jackson, jason larvis, Wiley Mckeller. Brian Leake, Scott Yeager. DeWayne Hannah. Raymond Price. Tyrone D avis. .Andre Cook Two members ot the team. Tyrone Davis and Raymond Price, were moveii up to the . -team midway through the season The ninth grade ended the season with Bryan Hutjlwrd, Thaddeus Waltham. Greg Parker. Clltford Williams, and Glenn Glover. The two teams together made the sport a success ' or Mc Adory ! - - The lady lackets had a very successful season Under the egregious coaching talents of Terry Brasseale, the lackets carried their skills on to the court in defense of their reputation as winners Led by the inside shooting of Michelle Walthdw the team rallied to victory over Gilmore Bell in the annual Christmas showdown which entertained all present The team was led by three seniors: Robin Rollins, Tina Crenshaw , and Sherry Dyer Other members of the team in- cluded Lanette Lowery. Kap rice Brown, Shannon Duncan, Vicki Story, Karen Lewis, Joyce Gates, Ellen Burcham, Bernadate Meet, and Meredith Hender- son with the team being relatively new, they have shown great promise for the future r Kl. T State Contenders The Wrestling Team did very well in their 1984-85 season under the direc- tion of Coach Atchison The team consisted of Danny Pace, Dale Sanders. Mike Sexton. Evan Cox. Tommy Hill. Chris Stokes. Richard Adams, left Salamone, Craig Warren, and Sammie Price As the season approached its finale the sec- tional wrestling tournament was held at McAdory Sammie Price entered the tournament at 21 and and Sexton, Adams and Sanders earned winning records and hopeful hearts onto the mats McAdory took second place in the team standings although they forfeited five weight categories Those who wrestled, wrestled well, Sammie Price took first place in the heavyweight category. Dale Sanders took first place in the 1 12 lbs weight class and was named the tournament ' s MVP Richard Adams took first place in the 158 lbs, class while Mike Sexton and Brandon Bice won second place honors and Craig Warren and left Salamone took third place honors The team culminated its most successful season in years in Athens at the state tournament 125 i - ' ?  -- The spring ot ' 84 saw the energetic onslaught of the lunior lacket Baseball team Led by Coach David Powell, the team proved themselves to be capable batsmen and showed their defensive ability in every game Because of this capability, they led the jackets to a very successful baseball season lunior High baseball was a time for limitless athletic activity The lackets were preparing themselves daily, devoting their time, talents, and abilities to their coach and their fans Each game, as they swarmed on to the field, the opposing team stood in awe of their talents Coach David Powell did a tremendous |ob in leading the lackets to their victories throughout the season .  - 5? fa t f ' - ' - I BI . VVP B S P B V K w ' S ' B H H T H v ift f Baseball The 1984 Varsity Baseball Team showed an awesome display of true lacket spirit They started out slowly, but improved dramatically to have one of their best seasons They won seven consecutive area games. The lacket team came through to make it to the state play-offs The Varsity Baseball Team consisted of Curt Elliot, Doug Nation, LaBron Carroll, lody Coggins, Tim Wammack, Kevin Todd, Mark Wilson, Reginald Crenshaw, Eric McCullers, Henry Carter, Tim Sellers, Craig Hockersmith, Keith Langston, Bob lones. Ken Lewis, limbo King, Buddy Lewis, Rodney lohnson, Frankie King, and Rod Hunter They were again coached by T Brasseale and W Byrom. 129 130 . ilc - -I laseball , ' i - v: j: ir; 131 132 x - 133 Band of Gold The 1984-85 Marching Band had a very successful year They started it off by receiving the WZZK Band of the Week Award Each member received a tee-shirt In competition they received outstanding ratings. They participated in both the annual jamboree and Dental Clinic, Their year started early for on August 10th Band Camp began Under the direction of Howard Beckner, the band was led ontothe field by Teresa Browning and Chris Thomason The band had a great season; they performed diligently and delighted their fans 134 Small But Mighty The ma|oretle squad of 1984-85 had a very exciting year They attended camp at the University of Montevallo where they received second place in their performances along with a first place award for most spirited They worked very hard and received excellent ratings at competition They were successful in delighting the audience with their performances The maprettes entertained the crowd on homecoming with fire batons Closing the season the band performed a country western show in which the majorettes par- ticipated by dressing up, singing and dancing This year ' s squad consisted of lulie Bush, jamie Browning, Kelly Tubbs, Lisa Sellers, Teresa Crowe, and head maiorette Kristy Biddy Their sponsor was Ms Dell Bryant 136 JJ . Constant and True The 1984-85 MHS Colorguard had a spectacular season beginning with sum- mer camp at the University of Tennessee where they received an excellent rating at a marching competition The Colorguard consisted of ten members; they were Latanya Carter - Head, lennifer Everitt, Gale Story, janeese linrlght, Andrea Shores, Kristy Kornegay, Tammy Robinson, Vanessa Barlow, lulie Wall, and Mitchelle Toxey They were sponsored and guided by Mrs Margaret Beckner The long hours spent in practice and camps by the group paid off in successful exhibitions of their outstanding skills and overall showmanship. A- : 137 Concert Band The 1984-85 McAdory Band ' s concert season was well underway by the time they prepared for their Christmas performance. Their Christmas concert was December 18th and proved to be successful for the band. After the Christmas concert the band began to prepare for District competition They raised money throughout the year for new uniforms by selling various pro- ducts. Several members of the band tried out for All County, but only a few were selected. These members Included lerry Craig, Latanya Carter, Glen Glover, Amy MIxon, and Sidney Minnefield, Some of their goals included receiving a 1 at Distnct and continuing on to State competition They also hoped to fund a project to attend an out of state performance which allowed the Seniors one last band thp before graduation The band was, for the 13th consecutive year, under the leadership of band director, Howard Beckner. Under the leadership of Mr Beckner the band accomplished the many goals they set. 138 )r. High Band The |r High Band improved by leaps and bounds through accomplishing the art of reading music, marching, and playing a musical instrument They helped motivate the students by participating in the pep rallies They also had a new experience by marching during the half time of the Homecoming game and playing in the stands at several other games The students worked hard to master the skills that they wanted to learn Mr Beckner patiently worked with the students to help them accomplish their goals They worked with the Sr High Band helping them in their fundraising projects Without the help of the |r. High Band the band boosters could not have met their fundraising attempts. ' ' i ' J 139 i. Noteworthy Groups The |r and Sr High Choirs worked vigorously in preparation for Iheir various concerts Mr Douglas stnved to conduct them in sight reading, harmony, and lead vocals in both contemporary and classical music They performed at the Christmas concert and the spring concert They also attended local competitions where they performed well 140 McAdory Singers The 1984-85 McAdory Singers performed at their highest capacity this season They sang for open house in October The All County Concert was held on November 15th where they sang with other choirs in Jefferson County at Boutwell Auditorium In January, 1984, they attended District Competition at Birmingham Southern College where they received a 1 which indicates a superior rating Their future goal was to receive such a rating at State The McAdory Singers were again under the excellent supervision of Mr Douglas The officers for the year were Warren Slaughter, Pres , Teresa Browning, Vice Pres , Lone Hardin, Librarian, and Donita Wilson, Sec These officers encour- aged the members to perform their best which contributed to their great success The members for the 1984-85 year were Steve Cray, Darin larvis, Randy Gamble, Sidney Minnefield, Warren Slaughter, Lone Hardin, Shelley Hardin, Donita Wilson. Regina Smith, Teresa Browning, Steven Nelson, lohnney Davidson, Tina Crenshaw, Keith Harless. Andy Woods and Wanda Phillips 141 Spanish Club The Spanish Club consisted ot Advanced Academic students who were eager to learn the culture and language ot the Hispanic speaking countries With the help ot the Spanish Club sponsor, Ms Carter, exchange students from Guatemala were able to attend school at McAdory and live with students The Spanish Club activities ranged trom an annual cheese sale and banquet, to a trip to Central America during A E A The group excelled in their Spanish skills as well as in their knowledge ot the culture and customs of a different land. 142 French Club The French Club was comprised ot present and tormer students of French I. II, and III It was an extension of the academic program which invited them to parlicipale in the social aspects of a people whose language they studied They were encouraged to use French as a spoken language, and to practice the finer French graces The 1984-85 sponsor was Ms Carter This years officers were Amy Brantley, Pres , Susan Stewart, Vice Pres , Stephen Fulmer, Sec , and Christie Gregg, Treas French Club 143 The FFA had a good year The Land |udging contestants placed first in coun- ty, dlstncl, and participated in state tinals The Public Speech contestants placed first in county, district, and also participated in state finals Eight students earned the states highest honor Many students participated in local and state contests ranging from Horticulture. Forestry, Building and Construction, Mechanics, and Livestock judging There were over two hundred active members in FFA this year They all showed great participation in these activities. The sponsors again were Mr Swaffield, Mr Caddell, and Mr lackson 144 K£ .. -J 145 W 1 FBLA The 1984-85 FBLA took on promising challenges that only they could fulfill This included a candy sale which proved to be very successful thanks to the devoted efforts of the FBLA officers and nnembers They coordinated a Free Enterprise Week in which speaker conveyed to the students the importance of Entrepreneur- ship The McAdory Chapter FBLA competed in District competition at Banks High School which turned out to be quite successful The FBLA sponsors included Ms Madison, Ms. Williams, and Ms. Hall 146 FHA The FHA, with the combined efforts of their sponsor, Ms Brunner, successfully achieved the many goals they set forth for themselves. One of their goals was to help youth assume the roles in society through Home Economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community in- volvement. The executive committee included Sherry Holder, Rhonda Williams, Vickie Reid, Tashauenia Lawrence, and Robin Hyde The purposes of the FHA were to provide opportunities for self-development and preparation for family and community living and tor employment: to strengthen the function of the fami- ly as a basic unit of society; to encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community, to encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve world-wide brotherhood, to institute programs promoting greater understanding between youth and adults, to provide opportunities for decision making and for assuming responsibility, to become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today ' s society, and to develop interest in home economics, home ecomonics careers, and related occupations 147 Art Club The Art Club, sponsored by Ms. Bryant, showed its true colors this year by contributing their talents to the coordination of every major event in the school. In the spring of ' 84 they added a trace of heaven to the )unior Senior Prom. In the fall of 84 they assisted the Annual Staff by creating the backdrop which was the setting for an Evening in Paradise Their year climaxed in the annual spring Art Show They were led by President, Debbie Hayes; Vice Presi- dent, Burt Earley; Treasurer, Luther Caffee; and Secretary, Jonathan Pace Several students ' works were exhibited in art shows around the state. Works were shown at the Atlanta Museum of Art, the Superintendent ' s Show, and the lefferson County Annex Show Some students were eligible for scholar- ships; one to Atlanta College of Art and one to Montevallo. Some of their future projects included a National Scholastics project in January, their annual art show, and a donut sale to raise money for art supplies. Thanks to the leadership of Ms. Dell Bryant the art club has excelled in individual artistic development Included among these individuals were Debbie Hayes, Burt Earley, and Luther Caffee Congratulations to all the struggling artists! Speech and Drama The Speech and Drama Croup was under the direction of Ms Mary Anchors, She worked hard sharing her l nowledge of the theater and arts with her students The students experimented with make-up, character development, basic dialogue, and staging directions Library Assistants The library assistants tasks included everything from helping people check out books, to turning in books or running errands for Ms. McAdory. Although they often went unnoticed, without them the library would not have functioned properly The library was headed by Ms Marjorie McAdory who capably performed. In 1984-84, the Library Assistants were Lome Whaley, Vicki Crenshaw, Roderick Poe, Toni Brown, Dean Killingsworth, and Todd Childers. 1-1 Student Council The Student Council has been active once again in many ol the school functions On October 5th, they had a Homecoming Dance in the old gym after the game Th( dance was a big success They used their own chairs, lights, and sound system in many of the activities They conducted all student body elections from Homecomlnf] Queen to Senior Who ' s Who Their sponsor, Ms Hall, spent much of her time working for the many elections and activities The judicial Council included Chrr Thomason, Richard Riley, and Damn jarvis The Student Council officers for the 84-85 year were Alan Fuller, Pres , Cary Hockersmilh, Vice Pres , )oni Gamble, Treas, VKki Glover, Sec , Teresa Browning, Chaplain, and Lisa Sellers, Parliamentarian Thanks to the dedication and hard work of these officers through the guidance of Msl Hall, the Student Council has proved successful in all of Us endeavors They sold doughnuts in November to raise money for a needy family in the area, they were ver j proud of this accomplishment and planned for more successful projects such as this one in the future k 150 151 iTC Tri-Hi-Y The 1984-85, Kappa, Tri-Hi-Y Club had a very successful year They were more involved than ever In school activities They purchased and placed three benches to beautify the school Each month they sponsored a special outside pro|ect that related to helping others One month the club presented a comical fairytale play. Cinderella. at the Children ' s Hospital The club worked hard at upholding Christian atmosphere inside and out- side school. This club was sponsored by Ms Abernathy Six senior officers led the club Tracy Smith was the President. Gale Story was the Vice- President. LaTanya Carter was the Secretary. Darlene Weaver was the Chaplain. Teresa Brown- ing was the Treasurer, and Sherrie Holder was the Reporter These outstanding ladies had a great year as usual and made many contributions to the school and community It is hoped that they will continue helping others for years to come 152 Hi-Y In 198-4-85 Ihe Alpha Omega Hi-Y, sponsored by Dr Kelly, had a very active year The club promoted moral values and high Christian standards in a learning environment Each year the Hi-Y presents an award to a member ot the faculty who promotes these high standards The officers tor the current year were Alan Fuller Pres , David Carson Vice-Pres , and Sammie Speigner Chap Some ot their goals were money making pro|ects which would enable them to fulfill their desire to help others They raised most of their money by having car washes They worked closely with the Tri-Hi-Y in many of their endeavors because of their similiar standards and goals Dr Kelly has done a remarkable |ob with the Hi-Y His leadership and guidance qualities has enhanced the members and all of their activities. Without his help the club could have never done as much as they have I 153 kVll Key Club The Key Club was sponsored by the Bessemer Chapter Kiawanas They have had a very active year In 1985 The members have en|oyed monthly meetings at local restaurants during the year Two members were also selected weekly to go to lunch with other Klawanis from around the area Members were chosen by a majority vole of current club members The officers for the year were Tim Wammack, Pres , Keith Langston, Vice Pres., Steve Gray, Sec, and Alan Fuller, Treas The Key Club selected Little Sisters and for the 1984- 85 year they were Sophomores, Susan Stewart, Wendy Thomas, and Meredith Buckelew luniors were Amy Brantley, Tracy White, and Christie Gregg Seniors were Ginger Kelly, loni Gamble, and julie Bedford Mr Holmes was again the Key Club sponsor He worked diligently with the members of the club in upholding the high standards set for them Through the guidance of Mr Holmes the Key Club achieved all the goals they set for the officers and members of the club They are a very important and prestigous organization in the school and the surrounding community 154 155 Jr. and Sr. High Honor Societies The Honor Societies were again distinguished groups on the campus. They worked hard academically to receive this honor. Ms. Anchors, who sponsored the Sr High Society, said that 31 students being tapped in was obviously a good sign of things to come. The officers included Lisa Sellers, Alan Fuller, Kelly Tubbs, Stephanie Watson, Sammie Speigner, Wendy Wesley, Vicki Clover, Sherry Dyer, Mark Nichols, and Debbie Hayes. Other Senior members included Esther Hicks, Teresa Browning, Tammy Register, Darlene Weaver, )eff Cham- pion, Cale Story, Gary Williams, and Lisa McClain The Junior Honor Society was sponsored by Ms. Jackson. Their members included Mark Watkins, Charles Aldrich, Tommy Hannah, Dave Allinder, Glen Clover, Mike Dunn, Jen- nifer Killingsworth, Kim Mixon, Lori Crowder, Nativa Majors, Marquita Luckie, Pam Cobb, Tina Naremore, and Meredith Buckelew. 156 umaaa Annual Staff ' 85 The 1485 Yellow lacket Statl turned on the switch and joined the computer age They were the first annual statt in the state of Alabama to submit to Taylor Publishing Company a TypeVlsion controlled deadline Working with a word pro- cessor complimented the photography, graphics, and reporting that was necessary They began work on this edition at Auburn University the summer before the opening of school where they won one of three overall design awards Led by editors Ginger Kelly, joni Gamble, and Debbie Hayes, the staff funded both production of the annual and their new computer Each class member sold ads, spent hours after school, and dedicated themselves to the reflection of McAdory that they entitled lacket Cold. AUBURN UNIVERSITY ■r- ' , ESTABLISHED 1856 Annucri-Cafrif 157 The 1984-85 Annual Staff was sponsored by Mr. Sam StaggS- The members of the staff included bottom row, left to right, Ginger Kelly, Tammy Register, loni Gamble, Stephanie Watson, Lisa Sellers, Debbie Hayes, Lisa Hogue, Tammy Bit- tle, Jill Haithcock, Bruce Reister, Carrie Hale, Lisa McClain, Darlene Weaver, Lori Collins, Tracy Gables, and lop row, left to right. Lance Sawyer, Tracy lackson, Alan Fuller, Kristie Johnson, lohn Burchfield, Andrea Shores, lulie Bush, Richard Riley, and Brett McBrayer « « 158 159 The 1984-85 Paper Staff worked very hard and accurately to report all aaivities past and present They tried hard to provide the students of McAdory with the knowledge of the school and community They provided many articles about feature students and teachers, outstanding athletes, and ' current events The Monitor staff included Andrea Shores, Editor, Darlene Weaver, clerical-Editor, Lance Sawyer and David Vaughn, photo- graphers, Kristi lohnson, Trecia Byrd, Bruce Reister, and Tim Tyler, reporters These staff members made the Monitor II a surviving entity again for the second consecutive year. The school appreciated the hard work of the staff. 160 H 161 A Night In Heaven The 84 Prom was a wonderful success. The junior class worked very hard underthe leadership of Ms Tarver and the other class sponsors The com- municators, officers and the entire class put forth a lot of effort throughout the school year in various fund raising projects. Ms Bryant headed the decorating committee; the dance floor was adorned with balloons and silver streamers, creating a shimmer of heaven. The night reached its climax when the King and Queen were announced. Everyone waited with anticipation as Eric McCullers and Terri Blankenship were chosen and crowned as McAdory ' s Prom King and Queen 1984.The Prom was definitely a night in heaven . 162 IP ' )5 r. ' 1 I BL. H .4 163 164 Homecoming ' 84 Junior Version The suspense grew as the lunior High Homecoming Court was called onto the field. The seventh grade court consisted of Stacey Tyler escorted by Chris Payne; Robin Hyde escorted by Chad Ramey, Rakisha Lewis escorted by Gary Landers and their winner Deena Williams escorted by Terry Chapman The eighth grade court included Allison Buckalew escorted by Keith Kitchens; Rhonda Williams escorted by Anthony Williams, Le Anne Eubanks escorted by HaroldRose and the eighth grade winner Jennifer Richey escorted by Tim Cossett. The ninth grade court consisted of Beth While escorted by Tim Wammack; Vicki Story escorted by Gary Williams, Kristen East escorted by Bruce Reister and thejunior High Homecoming Queen 1984, Miss Becky Kelly escorted by Brian Richey 165 Homecoming ' 84 Homecoming, as usual, was a spectacular event The crowd waited eagerly as the winners were announced The Sophomore court Included Kim Bunn escorted by Nathan Antonio, lulle West escorted by her father, Felicia Riles escorted by SamGreene and the Sophomore Queen, Meredith Buckelew, escorted by Phillip Brantley The lunior court consisted of Chnstle Gregg escorted by Craig Hockersmlth, Kathy Hawkins escorted by leff Braswell, lonica Horton escorted by her father, John Horton, and their Queen, LaQultta Robinson, escorted by Vincent Myles The Senior court was Ginger Kelly escorted by Ernest Carroll, )oni Gamble escorted by Ryan Rosser, Gale Story escorted by Eric McCullers and the Homecoming Queen 1984-85 Ms. Sherry Dyer escorted by Matt Woods I fife ' Miss Sherry Dyer 166 167 W 168 w 170 Jr. High Miss MHS The |r High girls truly made the pageant an evening in paradise The pageant was a great success sponsored by the Annual St aff with assistance from the Student Council and the Art Club The Seventh grade Queen was Stacey Tyler, her alternates were Deena Williams and Tish Rosser The Eighth grade Queen was Vickie Hubbard; her alternates were johnie Lowe and jenniler Richey The Ninth grade alternates were Kristin East and- lennifer Killingsworth Chosen by her lellow contestants. Rebecca Kelly was selected Miss Congeniality Miss Beth White was crowned 1484-85 |r High Queen. 171 172 . ' JW i l t 1985 MHS Pageant Although the ram filled the sky on October 23, 1984, It did not daunt the McAdory Beauties Sixty girls paraded the stage and smiled at the eager au- dience The crowd was exceptionally large, which ad- ded to the excitement Miss Kandra Sims was the tenth grade Queen The first alternate was Christina Patterson and second alternate was Wendy Thomas The eleventh grade Queen was Miss lonica Horton; her first alternate was Cindi Schrimscher and her second alternate was Christie Gregg Many of the contestants entertained the awaiting audience during the |udges intermissions The theme song Almost Paradise was sung by Kristi Johnson andleff Smith Miss Cigi Grimes played acoustic guitar and sang folk ballads Mr Schmidt was the master of ceremonies 173 An Evening In Paradise Eighteen Senior girls participated in the 1985 Miss MHS Pageant Each girl com- peted for the title of Miss MHS The audience eagerly awaited the decision ofthe judges. When the time came Mr Schmidt announced Miss Stephanie Watson who was chosen as Miss Congeniality by her peers Miss Lone Hardin was chosen fourth alternate; Miss Kristy Biddy was the third alternate The second alternate was Miss Melissa Wnghl, The excitement built as Miss Teresa Shaw wasannounced as the first alternate- Then Miss loni Gamble took her first walk as McAdory ' s new reigning Queen 174 I eresa Shaw Miss Ste Spirit Week This year, as usual, at Homecoming the true McAdory spirit came alive through school-wide participation in costume competitions called Spirit Week Each day the enthusiasm built as the students dressed and |Oined in the excite- ment Spirit Week was the time when the students united in support for the football team and the entire school They dressed differently every day until the spirit reached its peak at the Homecoming pep rally The week was filled with floats, lovely ladies, and class rings It ended with a festive Homecoming Dance which truly added to the Homecoming spirit It was a festival of black and gold, memories, moments, and minutes that will live on. It L ' 1 -n. 176 J m I L The holiday celebrations at McAdory have always included the Christmas Door Decoration Contest The Christmas doors have traditionally served to spread the Christmas spirit to all those in the school The vi inners this year were Best of Show, Mr. Dollars nth grade homeroom, Mr Holmes ' llth grade homeroom, and Mr Swat- field ' s I2lh grade homeroom The Senior High winner was Mrs, lackson ' s 10th grade homeroom and the lunior High winners were Mr Mize s 9th grade homeroom and Mr Sim ' s 7th grade homeroom The Most Original over all was Mrs Brewer ' s 10th grade homeroom The two honorable mentions were Mrs Anchors ' 1 1th grade homeroom and Mrs Carter s 1 1th grade homeroom. Senior 1-Jackson Scholar Bowl Success The 1983-8-4 Scholars Team, lead by four seniors, proved to be a great suc- cess They finished 3rd in the county tournament behind Minor and Garden- dale The team then went to Walker for the Walker College Invitational They finished up the season with a 1st place win and the Invitational Championship This year the team tned a new system It consisted of sophomores and juniors as well as seniors The team worked after school preparing lor upcom- ing tournaments The team was young, but they demonsrated excellent scholarship and sportsmanship The new system worked for the best We look forward to it becoming a tradition at M H,S The team members were Alan Fuller, David Bush, Debbie Hays, Sammie Speigner, Mark Bria, Amy Brantley, Kristi Johnson. Lisa Essman, Christie Gregg, And Cindy Trippe The scholars team was sponsored by Mr. Tommy Holmes 4 i ' t mi 179 RV V V. CONGRATULATIONS LORI LEE We Love You Granny and Pee Paw Grandma and Pop YOU MADE IT! CONGRATULATIONS LOVE ALWAYS YOUR FAVORITE COUSIN, AMY CONGRATULATIONS ARICA We Love You Mom and Dad Antris and Alfreda 180 W i- Goodwin Jewelry 321 N. 19th Street Bessemer, AL 35020 Phone 428-6273 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985! 181 1925 Bessemer Road Birmingham, AL 35208 Ph. 787-8601 I: We Specialize in Pet Grooming. Central Park Animal Hospital Dr. James N. Green — Veterinarian Small Animal Medicine and Surgery. Lemox Drug Co., Inc. 300 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 ® Lemox — Cloverdale Drugs 109 South 9th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 We Fill U.M.W. Prescriptions ,:$ initl|ctn 3 cmurial (Co. G n A N I T E T.L Wilton Owner S ' nce 1939 Phone 428-5242 CRAIG 2V fe ' MARBLE 71 B R O N Z E 1111 4th Avenue North Bessemer. Alcbami 3S020 Good Luck Seniors!! i 182 HALE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3325 Berry Drive Hueytown, Alabama Mable ' s Flower Shop 1228 Fourth Avenue No. Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone 425-5536 Albano ' s Discount Pharmacy, Inc. 1900 Second Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone 425-2421 GREENCRAFT CORP. Morgan Rd., Bess. Serving the Entire McAdory Area POLAR MEATS AND LOCKERS 1125 FOURTH AVE. BESSEMER, AL 35020 PHONE 425-2481 183  -«■ : s . r  - yy.A ' , 1 -  V« 4A •■ ,• ' BESSEMER CAI NTS OF AWAY1 AEDICAL CENTER R-. .- •. . BOX 847 EMER, ALABAMA 184 « - v Congratulations Sabrina! We Love You! Mom and Dad BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1985 Compliments of Betty Atchison k- Only Yesterday w _ Congratulations Terrill i You Light 1 Up Our I Life! i Mom 1 and Dad! V J Mom, Dad, and Jamie Thank You for All the Love, Support, and the Friendship That You Have Given Me Through Out My Life. I Love You! . f ' ' r ■V- Love, Teresa 185 mm LOVE, MOM, DAD MEMEAND GRANDDADDY CONGRATULATIONS!!! WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH. CONGRATULATIONS We Love You!! Dad, Mom, Terry and Lesa ■■ CONGRATULATIONS LISA!! We Are Very Proud of You Mom, Dad, and Paula 186 McADORY-BRIGHTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL Randy Haught — Coordinator Lera Nicholas — Secretary Ph. 426-1237 Piano Lessons Income Tax Services Personal Typing Community Theater Arts and Crafts Night School 187 Tammy, There Are Many Rungs on the Ladder to Success. You Have Come a Long Way! We Love You, Mom Ken Senior Kindergarten YELLOW JACKETS 188 KJ a Congratulations to Our Little Lula We Love You Very Much Julie. Mom, Dad and Johnna t S S Auto Parts 900 Hall Avenue Bessemer, AL 35020 Roll Ph. 426-6326 Jackets COMPLIMENTS OF HUT STUFF AND ALL STAR ATHLETIC HOUSE Congratulations Darlene!! Thank You for Allot Your Love and Dedication Through the Year and Years to Come. I Love You. Paul To My Sweet and Darling Little Sister. Congratulations Love, Jeff THROUGH THE YEARS Congratulations Darlene Love, Mom, Dad Albert and Valerie 189 p Thanks Mom Dad for Everything! I Love You Both. Love, Lori Lee THANKS I LOVE YOU K. R. FLORIDA BOUND LOVE, LORI LEE CONGRATULATIONS KRISTY BIDDY McAdory Tradition Continues Joseph C. Sims 1955 Joseph E. Biddy Sr. 1957 Brenda Sims Biddy 1980 Cathy Biddy Carter 1981 Joseph E. Biddy Jr. 1985 Kristy Biddy 1989 Laura Biddy 2001 Forrest LeAlan Carter WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! HOW TIME DOES FLY!! Congratulations Miracle We Are Very Proud of You Mom, Dad, Tony, Jeff Thanks for Your Love and Devotion to McAdory Mrs. Anchors For All Your Love and Concern. Mrs. Bryant For Your New Inspiration. The Biddy Family 190 K Compliments of Alabama Graduation Supplies Ed Moore Representative Rings — Invitations — Gowns 2825 So. 18th Street Birmingham, AL 35209 Ph. 879-0888 191 mmmm CONGRATULATIONS V l % II.I We ' re Proud of You and We Love You!! Mother, Terry and Mary ■4 ' CONGRATULATIONS CARRIE You . Have r k. Made Us Very Proud! Love, ' fllW Mom Dad May God Bless You and Guide You Always. We Love You, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATION KEITH Graduating at Sixteen Is Quite an Accomplishment. We Are Proud of You! SO YOU FINALLY MADE IT, GALE! GOOD LUCK! MOI 192 Birmingham Sicic Room Supply Drug 2020 Bessemer Road Five Points West Birmingliam, Alabama 35208 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLASS OF 1985 GRASSELLI CONCRETE 4212 JEFFERSON AVE. S.W. B ' HAM, AL Phone 925-3617 WHOLESALE RETAIL SUPER-LITE CONCRETE BLOCKS WHOLfSALE eeTAIi GOOD LUCK SENIORS!! 193 j GREENWOOD ATHLETIC ASSOC. John Glasgow, President CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CLASS OF 1985 . COMPLIMENTS OF Fourth Avenue Supermarket 528 4th Ave. No. Bess., AL 35020 Auto Parts Tool Inc. 1727 9th Ave. No. Bessemer, AL 35020 mik.k JIM SMITH ' S ♦ . Sugc(g ( iett t£ta • MONOGRAMMING • SHIRT SERVICE • NIGHT DEPOSITORY • DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY • STORAGE MENDING ALTERATIONS 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU . « Jolots?! 425-3247 HUEYTOWN 1 01 4TH AVE. N BESSEMER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BEST OF LUCK ( C 194 BILLY ARRINGTON ' S GARAGE Specializing in Transmissions 14201 1st Avenue Bessemer, AL 35020 426-6601 WORK 426-4249 HOME =ihL (fj Met Bank Small Business: A WORKING RELATIONSHIP Meml)er hDIC JAMES MOORE FEED AND GROCERY 5938 OLD TUSC. HWY McCalla,AL 35111 Phone 477-5121 DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS OF HUEYTOWN . T41V .i4 Parts Plus EVERYTHING FOR THE DO IT YOURSELFER WORLD PARTS FOR IMPORTS HI PERFORMANCE PARTS ACCESSORIES gEl Spa Plugs l myxmrrm lIK-niuiIvy ' 8 AM - 8 PM WEEKDAYS 491 -4655 1279 HUEYTOWN RD HUEYTOWN OPEN SUNDAYS 195 m pm f DARRYL ALDRICH PAINTING CO. DARRYL ALDRICH 71 CHRISIE CAMPBELL ALDRICH 72 6037 Crystal Drive McCalla, AL 35111 Phone: 477-6537 Beeper: 320-3873 COUNTRY STORE GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1985 OPEN 6 A.M. TILL 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Phone 424-9416 TOWING ' MiCHANICf DON GAMBLE AUTO PARTS 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 2406 MORGAN RD. S.E. 426-64070 or 426-3351 BESSEMER, AL 35023 Night 428-6063 196 CONGRATULATIONS ANDY Love Mom and Dad EASTERN VALLEY AUTO PARTS 921 Eastern Valley Road Bess., AL 35020 Ph. 426-6556 THE WESTERN STAR WESTERN JEFFERSON COUNTY ' S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 1709 3rd Avenue North Bessemer, AL 35020 Hal Hodges — Publisher LDA C-LEIV S A L A B A M A ' S OLDEST FORD DEALER BESSEMER ALABAMA Phone 428-0161 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 197 RV « HOMEOWRERS-AlfTO COMMERCULJILLUNES TRUCKS -HOSPITAL CMCER ' UFE- GROUPS FIRE-SR22FI1£D-B(MIS BOWSSEIIOR DRIVER U PEARSON REALTY AND INSURANCE 630 N. 19th Street, Bessemer, AL 35021 Phone 428-2341 LOOKS LIKE YOU MADE IT! SENIORS OF 1985 GOING FOR THE GOLD 198 SJ 4 Hospital Equipment and Supply Company Inc Delivery Set Up 7or Our Customers SALES - RENTALS Sickroom Supplies MEDICARE HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER WE BILL MEDICAID. MEDICARE. UMWA S PRIVATE INSURANCE FOR YOU Serving Jefferson, Shelby Bibb, Walker, Tuscaloosa St Clair Counties 424-4005 NIGHTS 4 HOUDAVS 424-4005 CENTRtVILLE TEL 926-4657 Seems Like It Was Only Yesterday GOOD LUCK LISA! BILLY ' S HARDWARE GROCERY ICE — PAINT Picnic Supplies 5528 Eastern Valley Rd. Mccalla, AI.35111 199 «▼ COMPLIMENTS OF REGAL ' S CLOTHING CO- 110 No. 19th street Bessemer, Alabama GOOD LUCK SENIORS )OHNSONRAST HAYS W.. ,t Otiice 1521 2nd Avenue • Bessemer, Alabama 35020 m oealIOP Office 205(425-5271 MADGE CAMPBELL, GRI BROKtK SblXIATI Home 205 477-5168 Specializing in Ladies Apparel Brenda Taylor 426-6438 510 West Town Plaza Bessemer, AL 35020 BARGAIN TOWN U.S.A. |I7% Green Hardware Plumbing, Electrical Supplies and Seeds Open 8 A.M. til 6 P.M. Mon.-Sat. 3000 Morgan Rd. Bess., AL 428-9041 ' O E CV ® Commercial Residential Sales • Service • Installation Telephones •Automatic Dialers •Answering Machines 1816 .ird Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama 35020 (205) 425-5865 RONNIE MARCHANT FURNITURE, INC. 1819 — Second Avenue No. Bess., AL Ph. 424-3178 Compliments of Ashleys Sundries Seeds 100 No. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone 425-2034 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Braswell ' s Furniture 1901 1st Avenue No. Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Phone 425-1214 200 I O.K. TIRE BATTERY 1701 19th N. Fred Blackerby — Owner Ph. 428-0111 GOOD LUCK JACKETS Shafer Apothecary 1730 2nd Ave. N Bessemer, AL 35020 425-3211 ® Prescriptions Surgical Supplies Billy Evan Photography Children ' s Portraits Family Portraits Weddings Proms School Sports For Appointment Telephone 428-4333 Professional Photography at affordable prices 201 SPENCER FURNITURE CO. 3 Convenient Locations Downtown B ' ham — Pelham — Bessemer Name Brand Furniture — Discount Prices Open 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Mon.-Sat. GOOD LUCK JACKETS Baumann Coatings, Inc. 2095 4th Ave., Bess., AL Phone 477-5702 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Tannehill Historical State Park Rt. 1, Box 124 McCalla, Alabama 35111 477-6571 Camping — Hiking — Picnics J-Bo ' s Sandwich Shop 216 N. 19th Street Bessemer, AL 35020 Phone 424-5689 RED ' S STOP GO 1301 EASTERN VALLEY RD. BESSEMER, AL 35020 PHONE 425-0120 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1985 202 Roy Sons Auto 2497 Morgan Rd. SE Auto Parts Supplies Open 7 AM-6 PM Shell y Mon. thru Sat. §f GOOD LUCK SENIORS Cloverdale Cleaners 1 915 Hall Ave. Bess., AL 35020 425-9632 Cason ' s Flowers 1701 3rd Ave. Bess. AL 35020 Flowers of Distinction Ph. 425-5227 Bright Star Restaurant Fresh Seafood 304 19th No. Bessemer, AL 35020 Call In — Carry Out 424-9444 Visa — Mastercard American Express 203 .«!ff i!uiiiiumw,w r- f Dan ' s Paint and Tools Glidden Pittsburgh Paints Floor and Wall Coverings McCullough Stihl Chain Saws 430 4th Avenue North Bessemer Al. 35020 Phone 428-4974 Office 426-1502 Dan Tubbs — Owner Russell Engine Parts P.O. Box 173 McCalla, Alabama 35111 Phone 477-6103 Good Luck Lorie! Balloon-A-Grams 426-6035 1406 9th Avenue Bessemer, AL 35020 Gifts Clown Delivery Available Candy Making Supplies 10% Discount To Students GOOD LUCK JACKETS 204 HILLTOP FLORIST Flowers F or All Occasions 2400 Morgan Road, Bessemer, AL Pat Dodson A Kim Glass STYLE FOR EVERYONE BARBARA ' S FAMILY STYLE SALON Phone 424-5280 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! WE USE AND RECOMMEND REDKIN PRODUCTS 1307 Eastern Valley Rd. Bessemer, AL 35020 T.y lllLlfD MICHAMlCf 477-5190 428-7921 FRED McLELLAND AUTOMOBILES 1701 4th Avenue No. Bessemer, AL 35020 Phone 424-9224 GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1985 TOWING TIRES BATTERIES RICHEY ' S CITGO, INC. LARRY SAMMY RICHEY 2401 MORGAN ROAD S.E. BESSEMER, AL 35023 BUSINESS 428-6844 HOME 424-4645 205 ktiT .11 i;iui .mr Gray Lumber Co., Inc. P.O. Box 55 Green Pond, Al 35074 Phone (205) 938-7883 ALL TYPES 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 We Deliver Res. Mark Gray 938-9038 Res. Randy Foster 926-7369 MIDFIELD AUTO SALES 506 BESSEMER SUPER HWY. MIDFIELD, ALABAMA 35228 Phone 925-8474 The South ' s Number 1 Independent Dealer COX ' S SERVICE STATION GARAGE 1331 1st Avenue North Bessemr, AL 35020 Phone 424-9364 Complete Auto Repairs Road Service LOYLE SEYMOUR 222 N. 19th Street Bess., Alabama 35020 Phone 425-3482 206 K i « FOODTOWN 700 NORTH 19th STREET 200 SOUTH 19th STREET CONGRAT- ULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1985 207 H •WP IIJMIU ' .JJ HUIMIllMIH ' . LB- Annette ' s Beauty Salon 1920-27th Avenue Hueytown, Alabama 35020 HAIR STYLIST FOR ENTIRE FAMILY Phone for Appointment 491-7811 Annette Addy — Owner 208 We ' re Working Harder For You- Today, you ' re working harder for your money. And SouthTrust Bank is working harder lor you. SouthTrust is continually develop- ing and improving its products and services to help you make the most of your money. We offer a full range of savings investments. You can design a Personal Investment Certificate to fit your investment needs. Open a SouthTrust IRA and get a tax break today and tax deferred sav- ings for tomorrow. A SouthTrust Money Multiplier Account can give you a money market investment with liquidity and full-service banking flexibility. Don ' t forget SoulhTrust ' s livable loans — innovative mortgage loans that allow you to get more home for your money, or more money from your home. No matter what you require in banking services or products, you know SouthTrust will provide you expert service and personal attention. SouthTrust Bank GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Eastern Valley Drugs 1300 Eastern Valley Rd Bessemer, AL 35023 Phone 425-5258 G J A C K E T S G O Shaw ' s Magic Touch Beauty Salon 107 20th St. N Specializing in Permanents Ruby Shaw — Owner 426-4435 Congratulations Cary!! We love you very much. Love Mom and Dad Thanks for everything! I Love You Teresa Congratulations Vicki We love you. Mom, Dad, Glenn Scott These past two years have been the best times of my life. Thanks for always being there. Love Teresa ' Congratulations Lori Lee! I ' ll miss you terribly! I Love You, K. R. Peyton Mark, We are proud L of you! 1 ove, lorn lad We Are Proud of You LORI LEE LOVE ALWAYS MOM, DAD, AND LANE Mi Ward McLure Furniture 1914 3rd Ave. North Phone 425-1611 50 Yrs. Area Service Eddie Moore James Moore JAMES MOORE PAVING CO. 5938 OLD TUSCALOOSA HWY. McCALLA, ALABAMA 35111 Res. 477-6043 Office 477-5121 rfMllIMM lJm I LOVE YOU! CINDY Missy, Thanks, friend! You ' ve encouraged without pushing. You ' ve led without pulling. You ' ve shared without engulfing. You ' ve loved without suffocating. You ' ve expected without demanding. You ' ve helped without overtaking. Thanks, without hesitation. Cindy e ( - .- We were so proud of you then . . . Thank you for your time, your support, your understanding, and most of all — your love. Just you being there through the years has been more than enough. Debbie Hays. Congratulations Cindy Thompson . . . and we are so proud of you now. May God add his blessings to everything you do. We Love you. Mother and Daddy wmmm Thanks for being that some- one special, and for always giving me more and more reasons to be so in love with you. I Love You! Kristy To two people that mean the world to me. Thanks for your love. I love you both. Kristy Congratulations Krissy! Love You! I am Proud of You! Love, Jerry Good Luck Lisa! f We are proud of you! Mom, Dad Pam Jeff CONGRATULATIONS LORIE 19 WE LOVE YOU! 85 ] MOM, DAD, ALLEN, SHELLY, and WHIT m - mmmmmmmm To Diane Crowder If Gramma Chip could only see you now! Someday you will see . . . these were the best days of your life. You Are Our Sunshine! i-- - 1984-85 BAh D OF GOLD Dave Allinder Bryan Allred Wendell Baker Vaneesa Barlow Kristi Biddy Mark Bria Jamie Browning Teresa Browning David Bush Julie Bush Trecia Byrd ' R. m Randy Gan Glenn Glovpr Tara Glove Vicki Glove Belinda Ha Keith Harlelss Michelle Hi rmon Dennis Ho( king Debbie Hoi . . 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