Middleton High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Middleton, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

REACH OUT 1976-1977 TIGER TALES Volume XVIII Middleton High School Middleton, Tennessee AND SEE THE WONDErI )F IT ALL! CONTENT PFOPTF $ HONORS . 27 GRADUATION Mr 41 ATHLETICS 49 ACADEMICS ....... V...... 87 S| _: ' .... PEOPLE ■ j . SEVENTH GRADE Mary Allen Kathy Bass Handy Bishop Lillie Bizzcll Anthony Brazcll Jackie Brown Kevin Brown Greg Bry ant Mark Bryant Rita Bufford Greg Chessor Willie Cole Ricky Cox Leroy Crisp Earnest Gibbs Tina Hannis Deidra Harris Valerie Harris Jerry Hodge Wayne Hodge William Howard James Howell Ricky Howell Jeff Huggins Linda Johnson Greg Jones Kenneth Jordon Class Officers: President, Sandy Yopp; Vice-President, Anthony Brazcll; Secretary, Amelia Treasurer, Dawn Norris. 6 Bobby Kennamore Malinda Leggett John Lipford Charlotte Long Tommy Long Mark McKee Vickie McKee Randy McQueen Alan McKinney Amika Miles David Miller Terry Mills Dawn Norris Cathy Norvell Rebecca Pace Mitchell Patterson Mary Pigman Amelia Pipkin Kent Pulse Vince Rainey Sandra Sasser Kenneth Secvcr Johnny Shields Ronnie Sisco David Smith James Smith Martha Smith Randy Stewart Teresa Swinford Judy Townsend Richard Tucker Ricky Turner Anita Vaughn David Walker Joseph Webb Lorri Whatley Charles Allen Stephen Allen Lana Bodiford Douglas Brewer Carol Brown John Brown Mike Cagle Harry Cannon Mitchell Casey Gill Capshaw Lorrie Chcssar Sandra Clifton Carla Cox Everett Cox Mark Craft Thomas Craig Bennie Davis Janice Davis Sheila Dixon Timothy Dixon Patric Douglas Michael Doyle Douglas Elliott Chris Emerson Telcsa Foote Johnny Gates Darrell Gatlin Shcrilyn Gatlin Lisa Geans Jimmy Grantham Douglas Graves Mary Hodge Jeffrey Humphrey Debra Ivory Linda Ivy Carol Johnson Ken Johnson Sylvia Jones Carl Justice Keith Kcnnamore Sarah Kcnnamore Rhonda Kirk Cheryl Lambert Lisa Luttrcll Connie McCarter Donna McCarter Tommy McCormick James Mills Gerry Mills Robbie Mott Sheila Newson Jimmy Orman Louise Perry Richard Powers Jon Roberts Teresa Roberts THE EIGHTH GRADE 8 CLASS OF “EIGHTY ONE” Timmy Tranum Darlene Turner Toni Vandcbcrghe Mark Webster Timothy Woods Michael Yopp Lee Sain Terri Scott Sheila Shields Kay Shirley Jackie Simpson Bobby Sisco Terry Sisco Karen Smith Mark Stamcy Martin Stephenson Lisa Stewart Janice Swinford Leverne Thornton David Toms 9 Class Officers: Vice-President, Karen Smith; President, Janice Davis; Treasurer, Randy Maxwell; Secretary, Carla Cox. FRESHMAN SEEKING OUT THEIR GOALS FOR THE FUTURI James Adams Robert Anderson Anita Armstrong Charles Barber Cindy Bartlett Lee Bell Vertinia Bowden Cindy Brown Susan Bryan Cary Bryant Betty Bufford Cleo Buggs Cary Campbell Stanley Carter Claude Clifton Clcnda Clifton Verneda Cole Kathy Cook David Cox Floyd Craig Linda Cruse Linda Donald Rachel Foust CLASS OFFICERS: President, Darlene Harris Vice-President, Tami Lane Secretary, Gail Galloway Treasurer, Anita Armstrong Historian, Janie Pulse Sandra Foust Earl Freeman Cail Galloway Wanda Gatewood Jimmie Genes Christie Gibson Karen Golden Annie Cordon Arlee Gordon Doris Graham Deidre Griffin James Hale Brenda Hamer Doug Hammons Virginia Hardeman Georgia Hardaway Darlene Harris Joe Harris William Harris Johnnie Henderson Early Hicks Barbara Hodge Joyce Hodge Lesa Hodge Michael Howell Terry Howell Timothy Howell Rosie Hunt Billy Jackson Tommy Jackson Brenda Jones Teresa Jones Gary Jones Ray Johnson Keith Jordon Jeff Kcnnamorc Chris Kennedy Pattie King Sheila Lambert Tami Lane Berry Mason Rebecca NlcAlpin Rhonda McCalip Barbara McCarlcy Cathy McCommon Roger McDonald Sherry McKee Steve McKinney 11 Julia NlcKinnie Teresa McQueen Carol Meeks Lynn Mott Jimmy Mullins Dale Munn Earnest Murdock Lynn Vlynatt Jackie Ncwson Tim Newton Peggy Norton Rita Pace Barbara Parham Bobby Parks Teresa Patterson Louise Patterson Wynne Pickle Willie Pigman Gloria Pipkin Lance Pulse Janie Pulse Herbert Readers Cheryl Sasser Chris Shelly Loistine Shepard Micheal Shields Terry Sipes Wanda Stanley David Stewart Loretta Stewart Louis Spight Connie Talley Perry Talley Glen Tigner Ida Tomlinson Charles Toms Brenda Townsend Pamela Turner Butch Van Story James Vickers Mike Vincent Herman Watkins Mechelle Webster Becky Williams Linda Whisnant David Woods Mike Woods Micheal VVorley 12 SOPHOMORES Class Officers: Robert Cox, Reporter; Cindy Craves, Secretary; Teresa Woody, Vice-President; Lisa Bolden, Historian; Belinda Jones, Treasurer; Randy Antwine, President. Cindy Graves Loru Green Kim Hurris Faye Howell Virlene Hudson Dennis Adams Brenda Allen James Anderson Randy Antwine Bob Armstrong Jackie Barber Shirley Bass Anthony Bolden Lisa Bolden Emma Bowden Betty Bryant Frederick Buggs Barry Burgess Lave lie Burnette Rod Cagle Bennie Camper Jeanie Casey Barbara Cheairs George Cheairs Darlene Cleek Dwight Cole Lorraine Davis Pauline Donald Timmy Doyle Larry Flake Teresa Foster Norma Gatlin Linda Faye Gibson Doris Graham Katherine Graham 13 Come along and watch us shine, We’re the class of ’79. tiA! Sammy Hughes Deborah Humphrey Ronnie Johnson Belinda Jones Etta Jones Kelsic Jones Lynn Kirk Marty I.citschuh Tina Leitschuh Patricia Linzy Allen Lovelace Brenda Lowrance Shirley McCarley Gene Mills Maria Moore Jennifer Neely Evelyn Parks Carla Perkins Kenneth Pipkin Horace Prewitt Charles Pugh Kellie Rhea Landon Shearon Edith Sisco Mark Stafford Martha Stephenson Lisa Stewart Sherry Tomlinson Rhonda Vickers Gail Warren Lynn Webb Neil White Vicki Williams Teresa Woody 14 JUNIORS Bobbie Arbucklc Alton Bell Betty Bell Tammy Bigham Clice Bodiford Bo ' Terrence Bolden Tommy Brady Rex Brotherton Diane Brown Earnest Brown Iris Bnfford Lillie Burks Bottom L to R: Pauline Reaves, Treasurer; Bo Bodiford, President; Brenda Sheppard, Historian; center: Melinda Mills, Vice-President; Regina Cornelius, Secretary; top: Gary Pulse, Historian; Ronald Moore, Reporter. Wesley Buntyn Mark Burnette Jeffery Capshaw Lisa Chessor “Ycs-Sirc-Ree, We’re Great! We’re The Class Of Seventy-Eight!” Glen Childers Regina Cornelius Jewel Cox Dale Dixon 15 Dana Flake Arleen Gordon Sheila Gordon Sarah Hardaway Tony Hodge Vicky Howell Mildred Jackson Loretta Jones Kim Keele Doug King Greg King Karen Long Paul Manley L. B. Mason Tim McAlpin Debbie McCoinmon Milton McKee Melinda Mills Ronald Moore Betty Norton Mary W. Parks Jack Perkins Donna Pickle Anita Powers Helen Pugh Gary Pulse Kerry Pulse The 1976-77 school year for the Junior Class was the most exciting ever. The Juniors had a successful magazine campaign to raise money for the Jr. — Sr. Banquet in April. Later in the year the air was filled with excitement when Mr. Anthony walked through the office door wi h our class rings. Many Juniors turned to the new color offerd this year, which was orange, the BIG TIGER color. Pauline Reaves Cherie Rhea Diane Richardson Wayne Scever Mica Shelly Brenda Sheppard Tim Simpson Wanda Simpson David Smith Terry Smith Annette Taylor Donnie Tipler Sharon Tomlinson James Toms Jenny Walls Carlos Ward low Timmy Weatherly Kenny Webster Millie Webster Greg Yopp 1977 SENIORS Ross Adams Danny Allen Denise Allen |ohn iv mil ( yntlii.i siltii Sandra Anderson Margie Allen Carole Bailey Jerome Bass Walter Bowden Jeffrey Brint Ricky Bass Betty Bell Eric Bolden nder a tree S—T—U—D—Y—I—N—C! Duane Campbell Gwen ( arter David Cole Julia Cox John Coxvini William Carter Debbie Harris Steve Cheairs Linda Dowdy Jimmy Duncan David Flake Steve Ginn Gloria Gatlin Pete Gibbs Diane Flake James Foster Cheryl Calloway Charlotte Haddix Rebecca Hall Jeffery Hamer Class Officers: James Foster, Historian; Pattic Stewart, Vice President; Vickie Vickers, Treasurer; Hope inccnt. Parliamentarian; Ricky Watkins, Historian; William Carter, President. Betty Holcomb Patricia Humphrey David Kirk Gary Lane Dale Ledford Cynthia Lovelace Steve Lucllcn Waco Manley David Mauney Mike NleAlpin Charlotte McDonald John McKinnic Kathy McMahan Lynn MeNcely Ronnie McQueen Glenn Moore Jan Moore Julie Moore Early Neely Helen Prewitt Rosie Prewitt Dorothy Puuh Kathryn Pulse Kenny Pulse Lynn Russell Wanda Smith Claudia Sneed Karl Sparkman Pattie Stewart Jerry Townsend Randle Vickers � Hope Vincent Thomas Ward Ricky Watkins The Pride of IT Bonnie Weaver James While Marilyn Woody The Junior-Senior Banquet was a night to remember. _ Wl •IllIVI IN MIDDLETON TIGERS Y fct'd ■ % Ronald Moore and Donna Pace Most Intelligent Kenny Pulse and Millie Webster Mr. and Miss. Personality Wanda Smith and Duane Campbell Most Likely to Succeed Kainp Kiwani was the setting for this year’s Who’s Who pictv The sunny blue sky and that sharp little breeze were welco reminders that spring had finally arrived. The picture taking i, would only have taken a few minutes if it had not been for al beautiful distractions that the photographer and students exploring. The lake, the boats, the pier, and the flowers were ju much to ignore after enduring the long cold winter of ’76-’77. ; Herbert Higgs and Cheryl Calloway Biggest Flirt Jeff Capshaw and Rebecca Hall Wittiest Wanda Smith and Jessie Parks Most Athletic Greg Yopp and Vickey Howell Most School Spirited 31 Ricky Watkins and Hope Vincent Most Courteous Walter Bowden and Resina Cornelius Neatest Melinda Mills and Pete Gibbs Most Versatile Kenny Pulse and Claudia Sneed Most Handsome and Most Beautiful Chris Shelly and Tami Lane Liveliest Freshmen Millie Webster and David Smith Jolliest Juniors Annette Sain and Duane Campbell Most Sophisticated Seniors Lora Green and Bob Armstrong Silliest Sophomores 33 Vickcy Howell and David Smith Junior Class Favorites Mike Yopp and Karen Smith 8th Grade Class Favorites Lance Pulse and Tami Lane 9th Grade Class Favorites 35 Inlii! Miss Middleton and Court: Cindy Graves,second maid; Vickey Howell, first maid; Donna Pickle, Miss Middleton; Kathryn Pulse, third maid; and Claudia Sneed, fourth maid. Donna Pickle Miss Middleton Princess and Court: Rhonda Kirk, fourth maid; Gaii Galloway, first maid; Lana Bodiford, Princess; Dee Dee Griffin, second maid: and Tami Lane, third maid. 37 The following students received these subject awards: Cheryl Galloway, Shorthand; Rebecca Hull, Science Award and History Award; Donna Pace, Math, English, and Spanish Awards; Duane Campbell, Band award; Wanda Smith, Bookkeeping, Typing, and Annual Staff Awards. Ricky Bass was given the Ag. Mechanics Award. Lynn McNeely received the DECA Award. Debra Hatcher received a $500 Scholarship to attend Memphis State sity. Ricky Watkins and Annette Sain received the “I Dare Award.” This award is presented annually to challenge recipients to develop their ability to reach their full potentia in obtaining success in life and in their service to Annette Sain also received the DAR Award. V Sl, ‘he Speech Vrking id place in Job Intc: d place winner in Weaver also won tt Vickie Vickers was fhir competih'on and Bonnie view” for VICA. le following students were selected as part of the Ag. Boy’s Skills Team: ujnic McQueen, Dave Harris, Ricky Watkins, Mark Cooper, and Ricky Bass. t pictured are Jack Perkins, Bo Bodiford, James Adams, Greg Yopp, Charles ms, and Mike Worley. Glen Moore, and Milton McKee all p.accu Flake received the Cosmetology Award, Ricky Watkins was the Agriculture Award, and Claudia Sneed received the Home economics Award. Business Awards: Seated; Wanda Smith, Bookkeeping; Cheryl Calloway, Shorthand I; Betty Norton, Typing II; Standing; Tim Simpson, Mr. Future Business Executive; Greg King, Typing II; Linda Dowdy, Shorthand II. BOY S STATE DELEGATES: Greg King, Ricky Jenkins, James Donald, and Bo Bodiford. Charlotte Haddix received the six year perfect attendance award. DECA district contest winners: Cheryl Galloway placed first in “Studi in Marketing Manual in the Specialty Store. Annette Sain placed sc ond in the Job Interview” division. GIRL S STATE DELEGATES: Pauline Reaves, Melinda Mills, Arbuckle, and Regina Cornelius. GRADUATION 1977 Donna Pace — Valedictorian senior sponsors were presented with gifts in appreciation of their and help throughout the year. The Class Will was read by Hope Vincent and Kathryn Pulse. Senior Day was a joyous occasion for everyone, especially the seniors. The various committees worked hard on writing the class history and prophecies, and on getting the gym decorated. The theme song was “Old Days”, by Chicago. The fun, laughter, and SHAVING CREAM will long be remembered by all. 47 The senior picnic was held at Pickwick this year. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful weather. The day’s activities included swimming, frisbee, motorcycle riding, and, of course, eating the delicious picnic lunch. The day was a big success. SENIOR PICNIC I U 48 ATHLETICS LADY TIGERS Left to right: Regina Cornelius, Manager; Melinda Mills; Jackie Barber; Dorothy Pugh; Carla Perkins, Annette Sain; Helen Pugh; Etta Jones; Barbara Cheairs; Virginia Murden; Wanda Smith. LADY TIGERS IN ACTION! TIGER BASKETBALL Left to right, top: Herbert Higgs, Manager; Tim Simpson; Greg King; Eric Bolden; Steve Cheairs; Jessie Parks; Pete Gibbs;.Johnnie Hamer; Glenn Ghildcrs; Bottom: Bo Bodiford; Dennis Adams; Dwight Cole; Ricky Jenkins; Greg Yopp; Don Richardson; Billy Higgs; David Cole, Manager. lior Tigers: Johnnie Hamer, Pete Gibbs, Steve Cheairs, Jessie -ks, and Eric Bolden. TIGERS ON THE MOVE! m mi wm mm 55 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Left to right, top: Coach Smalley; B. Parham; L. Sheppard; C. Boggs; I). Harris; I.Tomlison; B. BufFord; Gail Calloway, Manager; Bottom: Lana Bodiford, Manager; V. Pickle; T. Vandehcrghe; G. Pipkin; T. Lane; B. Mason; B. Jones; Sheila Newson, Manager. 56 Left to right, top: H. Readers; J. Harris; E. Hicks; B. Parks; S. Carter; D. Cox; Coach tarry Smalley; Bottom: F. Craig; J. Kcnnamore; G. Jones; L. Pulse; D. Hammons; G. Mills; E. Murdock; Terry Howell, Manager. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS AND JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Left to right top: D. Norris; S. Dixon; K. Smith; Bottom: L. Donald; P. Turner; L. Perry; S. Wilbanks. Left to right, top: S. Allen; B. Davis; W. Cole; M. Vincent; H. Readers; J. Vickers; G. Bryant; T. Sipes; G. Tigner; L. Pulse; J. Kennamore; J. Roberts; Second Row: Coach Bobby Bigham; M. Webster; J. Humphrey; R. Mott; E. Gibbs; B. Whistnant; T. Tranium; M. Yopp; G. Jones; S. McKinney; G. Mills; J. Hale; D. Stewart; M. Casey; Coach John Gibbs; Bottom: J. Howell; T. Dixon; P. Woods; R. Maxwell; L. Thornton; T. Woods. M.H.S. FOOTBALL 76 MIDDLETON HIGH SCHOOL Tigers Middleton, Tennessee 1976 Football Schedule Aug. 27 — Memphis W. Side Home Sept. 3 — Old Hickory Aca. _Home Sept. 10 — Walnut, Miss. __ Away Sent. 17 — N. Pontotoc. Miss. — Home Oct. 1 — Alamo ____________ Away Oct. 8 — Bruceton___________Away Oct. 15 — Falkner, Miss. __ Home Oct. 22 — Tenn. Academy ___ Away Oct. 29 — McNairy Central _ Homo Coach Bigham gives instructions from sidelines. 58 Greg Yopp picks up a pointer from Coach Bigham during time out. Faces look concerned on the bench. Top L to R: Coach Bigham; T. McAlpin; J. White; D. Kirk; D. Vlott; J. McMahan; G. King; Nl. McAlpin; J. Lawson; Center: D. Cruse; R. Cox; R. Johnson; L. N’cwson; J. Cox; G. Mills; J. Townsend; Below: B. Armstrong; G. Kran-nichfeld; B. Bodiford; C. Cox; K. Pulse; J. Townsend. The year ’76 was a rebuilding year for the Tigers. The year started with the addition of a new coach. Coach Bighain has had several years of coaching experience in Mississippi. The Tigers are looking forward to next year’s winning season. Both teams look ready to go! Greg Yopp pushes his way in for six more! 59 THE HOMECOMING COURT Kathryn Pulse, Queen Cheryl Galloway, Senior Maid Greg Yopp, Escort David Kirk, Escort 60 Donna Pickle, Junior Maid Jeff Capshaw, Escort Lisa Bolden, Sophomore Maid Lonnie Newson, Escort S—U—P—E—R SUPER, SUPER THAT’S WHAT WE ARE! GO TIGERS GO! l.H.S. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 61 Claudia Sneed, Sr. one year. Julie Moore, Sr. — Co. Capt. two years. Jan Moore, Sr. two years. Pauline Reaves, Jr. one year. Donna Pickle, Jr. two years. Millie Webster, Jr. two years. Band Officers L to R: Cheryl Calloway, Vice-President; Kathryn Pulse, Librarian; Tim Simpson, Sergeant at Arms; Steve Ginn, Master at Arms; Cynthia Lovelace, Librarian; Debra Hatcher, Historian; Hope Vincent, Chaplain; Duane Campbell, President. Field Commanders: Kathryn Pulse and Mica Shelly. (Not Pictured) TIGER BAND The Tiger Marching Band, under the guidance of Mr. Charles Dean Brunjes, held high honor and respect everywhere they traveled. The season started in the summer of ’76, eight girls, two flag girls, two field commanders, and four twirlers participated in the Summer Youth Program in Murray, Kentucky. In August all Marching Band Members were required to come to Band Camp. Diligent work proved to be a success for the Marching Band Football games, two Christmas parades, Bolivar and Bartlett. October 9, the Tiger Marching Band performed at the West Tennessee Marching Festival in Jackson and October 23, at the Memphis State Marching Festival. The Cottom Carnival was the Marching Band’s last appearance of the season. These are the units of the Marching Band. The Field Commanders control, the twirlers add sparkle and the flag corps, color. On the field or off, the Tiger Band lends support and excitement to the football season. In regional competition on October 9 the band scored second division ratings of excellent for its performance, its inspiration and its auxiliary units. nuicoi jo iv it; at'Kinu Cornelius, Marion Leggett, Captain; Nlechellc Webster, and Cindy Bartlett. Flag Corps L to R standing: Linda Cruse, DeeDee Griffin, Cheryl Galloway, Captain: Cindy Craves, Kristi Cruse, Shirley Bass, Susan Bryan. L to R kneeling: Dehra Hatcher, Co-Captain; Cathy McCommon, Darlene Harris, Gail Galloway, Brenda Allen, and Hope Vincent. This Versatile Band marched from the parade route right to the concert stage. Auxiliaries, who once serve as color and sparkle, serve as serious musicians to the concert band. The Christmas Concert was their first gig of the season. Later, much preparation was given for the Concert Contest to be held at Woodale in April. Before going to this event the Hardeman County Festival Band joined in concert at Bolivar, Central. The Concert Band presented it’s annual awards concert. All seniors were presented with trophies. The last performance for the Band was graduation 1977. The performance was one to he remembered. 66 boocxes mint .«■ r The Stage Band boogied all year to the sound of such performers as Stan Kenton, Otis Redding, and Paul McCartney. They hosted a concert of their own with guest performer Colie Stoltz. The Stage Band went to UTM to participate in the Stage Band Festival. This musical group received a II rating or excellent. 67 BaW Senioft Tussy can’t believe the Seniors are leaving. Cynthia loves to play with the chumps! Karl is thrilled to be a Senior! 68 JUNIOR HIGH BAND Junior High Band Officers: Ho R — Jerry Mills, President; Mike Cagle, Librarian; Toni Vandcberghe, Historian; Amelia Pipkin, Librarian; Lana Bodiford, Vice President. The Junior High School Band achieved excellence throughout the Season. Band camp was the starting point. The Bartlett Christinas Parade produced a first place trophy in the Junior Division. Later in the season, a first division rating in sight reading was awarded the Band at the West Tennessee Concert Festival. Other performances included; Bolivar Christmas Parade, Hardeman County Bands Concert, Strawberry Festival Parade, and the Awards Concert. Congratulations to the Junior Band for a very successful year! t FUN TIMES!!! FHA OFFICERS: Anita Armstrong, Tami Lane, Mica Shelly, Claudia Sneed, Pauline Reaves, and Gail Calloway. WE ARE THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA!! Learning about patterns is a very important part of Home Ec. 71 Little more of this, pinch of that ... Tim’s not a male chauvinist, he’s one of us ... One of who!!! Jenny gets so relaxed with Mrs. Thompson out of their room. Do you really trust Bobbie’s cooking?? WE TAKE PRIDE IN ALL WE D NATIONAL DEC; NOVEMBER DECA Beyond the horizon is a land of opportunity. The DECA club has had a very busy year. The officers were elected and attended the annual Leadership conference at MSU. In addition to our regular classroom activities, DECA also operates the school bookstore. This gives students who are not working on regular outside jobs, the opportunity to gain practical business experience. During the regional and District basketball tournaments held here at Middleton, DECA was in charge of all posters and brackets, along with printing the programs. DECA also attended the annual State Conference which was held at the Hyatt Regency in Nashville. DECA Officers: Pattie Stewart, Treasurer; Jan Moore, Parliamentarian; Annette Sain, Reporter; Cheryl Galloway, President; Ricky Jenkins, Vice President; Debra Hatcher, Secretary; Brenda Sheppard, Asst. Secretary; Millie Webster, Asst. Reporter. WHAT’S HAPPENING WITH DECA Give me all your pencils. Gee, that smells good! 'I haven't got all day, John. Bookstore workers: Kathryn, Jeff, and Lynn Bookstore workers: Randle, Debbie, and John were initiations. LIBRARY Library Club: Annette Taylor, Emma Bowden, Sandra Anderson, Wanda Simpson, Wanda Pcgues, Claudia Sneed, and Mrs. Teresa Foster — Librarian. “Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen.' Preparing young men today for America’s bread and butter tomorrow. Mr. Crawford looks on to make sure the job is done properly. FFA also helped Middleton prepare for the district and regional tournaments. Welding is a very important part of FFA, UTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1 BETA Top row: Duane Campbell, James Foster, Ronald Moore, Annette Sain, Bo Bodiford — Middle row: Brenda Allen, Donna Pace, Wanda Smith, Pattic Stewart — Bottom row: Marilyn Woody, Regina Cornelius, Vicky Howell, Terry Smith. BETA Officers; Wanda Smith, Vice President; Duane Campbell, President; Vicky Howell, Secretary. Top row: Randy Antwine, Rod Cagle, Kenny Webster, Rex Brotherton — Middle row: Cindy Graves, Hope Vincent, Dana Flake, Rebecca Hall, — Bottom row: Ricky Watkins, Charlotte McDonald, Mrs. Ruth Atkinson, sponsor, Jennifer Neely. TENNESSEE COSMETOLOGY STUDENT COUNCIL Pete Gibbs, Treasurer; Sarah Hardaway, Loistinc Sheppard, Darlene Harris, Duane Campbell, President; Shirley McCarlcy, not pictured David Smith, Vice President. II M I--- IPI,„ ,, MV nmm —------------------------------------------------------------------------- — Afternoon GBT officers Morning GBT officers If it’s usable, it’s not scrap! Practice makes perfect. Standing L. to R. Bo Bodiford, Pattie Stewart, Regina Cornelius, Debra Hatcher, Tim Simpson, Wanda Smith, Melinda Mills, Pauline Reaves, Cheryl Galloway, Annette Sain — Editor. Seated L. to R. Mrs. Bartlett — sponsor, Julie Moore, Rebecca Hall, Donna Pace. 84 Standing L. To R. Hope Vincent, Marty Lcitschuh, Duane Campbell, Patricia Linzy, Janie Pulse. Seated L. to R. Mechelle Webster, Darlene Harris, and Kathryn Pulse. The Tigerette Staff Left to right: Debra Hatcher, Debbie McCommons, Cynthia Lovelace, Cathy McCommons, Mica Shelly, Gail Galloway, Darlene Harris, Tim Simpson, Duane Campbell, Pauline Reaves, Dorothy Pugh, Sandra Anderson, Dana Flake, Patricia Linzy, Annette I aylor, Marilyn Woody. Bottom Left to right: Melinda Mills, Greg King, Julie Moore, and Wanda Smith. The Tigerette greeted the 1976 year with something new. Instead of mimeograph form, we had the first issues printed. Many different happenings occurred at MHS this year and the Tigerette captured these special activities so they would long be remembered. Cheryl Galloway, editor; Regina Cornelius, assistant editor; and Mrs. Carr, sponsor. ACADEMICS -SVNJJ-U Mr. C. C. Bartlett, Principal STRATION 8 During the past year, under the leadership of Mr. G. C. Bartlett, Mr. John F. Gibbs, and Mrs. Hubert Jones, the Middle-ton High School continued to grow and develop as one of the leading schools in Hardeman County. Academically, all programs of study were strengthened allowing students to more fully develop their abilities. This was the year for Middleton High School to be re-evaluated for continued membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The Visiting Committee evaluated our school from November 15, 1976 through November 18, 1976. The Committee reviewed the school's self-study and engaged in activities to give it an in depth view of the school program. They commended the school board, central and local school administration, and staff for their efforts and accomplishments. Middleton High School is the oldest accredited school in this immediate area. Helen Jones, Counselor Mrs. Gail Mills, Secretary Mrs. Hulcne King, Teacher's Aide Mrs. Dorothy Cagle, Secretary The office runners always keep the beat” running smoothly at MHS. 89 Mrs. Hood, Custodian Mr. H. Roane, Custodian Mrs. Margie Harrison, Ticket Puncher Cafeteria Workers Bits Drivers 1 Larry Smalley B.A. degree, Memphis State University; Business Education; D.E.C.A. sponsor; Seventh grade sponsor. Wanda Bartlett B.S. degree, Lamhuth College; Business Education; Eighth grade sponsor; Tiger Talcs sponsor. Donna Carr M.A. degree, Memphis State University; Business Education; Tigerctte sponsor; Senior sponsor. 91 Marvin Day: B.S. degree from University of Mississip pi; Physical Education and Driver’s Education Sophomore sponsor; basketball coach. Gertrude Copeland: B.S. degree from Lane College; Health and Physical Education; Senior sponsor. Daniel Bufford: B.S. degree from Lane College; Physica Education and Science; Junior sponsor. Gene Ross: B.S. degree from University of Tennessee at Martin; Soeial Studies; Sophomore sponsor. There's no plaee to hide from those history tests! H I Bobby Bigbam: B.S. degree from Mississippi State University; Soeial Studies; Seventh sponsor. L A N G U A G E Teachers must play! Patricia Gilbert: B.A. Ed. degree from University of Mississippi; English; Junior sponsor. Huth Atkinson: B.S. degree from Union University; English; Beta Club sponsor. Rosa W. Hamer: M.L.S. George Peabody College at Nashville; B.S. degree from Mississippi Valley State College; English; Sophomore sponsor. Geneva Martin: B.S. degree from Middle Tennessee State University; English; Freshman sponsor. Why do research papers have to be perfect?? Drama Club 31 LANGUAGE MATHEMATICS Annie Hudson: B.S. degree from Mississippi Valley Slate College; English and Mathematics; Sophomore sponsor. Morris Parham: B.S. degree from Lane College; Mathematics; Freshman sponsor Thomas Polk: B.A. degree from Line College; Special Education; Eighth gr sponsor. Gcncttc McKinney: B.A. degree from Asbury College: Mathematics; Eighth grade sponsor. MASS We learn a Httle hit of everything in math Charles I) Band Dire degree from Memphj; Vcr'«'ty; Mu. SCIENCE •••'•v'“KSb‘ CCCv.‘«N Elizabeth McKinnie: B.A. degree from Lane College; Elementary Education; Seventh grade sponsor. Mary Scarborough: B.S. degree from Memphis State University; Science; Eighth grade sponsor. Huey Mott: B.S. degree from Mississippi State University; Agriculture; A. B. Crawford: B.S. degree from Mississippi State University; F.F.A. sponsor; Freshman sponsor. Agriculture and Mechanics; Senior sponsor. VOCATION Peggy Henry: Cosmetology; VICA sponsor; Seventh grade sponsor. Creekmore’s Food Center Fine Foods — Choice Meats Bolivar, Tennessee Chickasaw Motor Lines, Inc. 531 Woodcrest Nashville, Tennessee 37211 La Grange, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee 101 W. L. Tomlinson Company, Inc. Joe N. McCoy Real Estate Broker Complete line of building material and hardware Specialist in farm sales — Appraisals — Walnut, Mississippi 38683 111 South Main Phone: 223-4228 Walnut, Mississippi 38683 1-601-223-4366 1-601-223-4868 Lamar’s Grocery and Sundry featuring Black Rind Aged Cheese also Hardeman County Old Books Bought and Sold LaGrange, Tennessee Each Deposit Insured by Compliments of Visit any of our convenient location in: Tippah Wholesale Company Incorporated Bolivar, Tennessee Ripley, Mississippi 658-5219 ) Hurdle and Hurdle Chester Hurdle Steven Hurdle General Merchandise Lamar, Mississippi 102 | Carroll Typewriter Company 443 College Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Savings Bank Up to $40,000 FDIC Grand Junction, Tennessee 764-2141 Saulsbury, Tenessee 764-2140 Fawcett Lumber Company, Inc. Lumber and Building Materials Hickory Valley, Tennessee 38042 Compliments of Webster’s Food Center Fine Foods — Choice Meats Saulbury, Tennessee Phone, 764-2751 M. O. Dowdy’s Radio and T.V. Service Phone: 764-2169 Highway 57 Grand Junction, Tennessee Charles’ Phillips 66 Service Station Highway 18 PHILLIPS 66 Phone: 764-7453 Grand Junction Tennessee 103 Hurdle and Sanders Clover Farm Johnsey’s Sporting Goods Where Your Dollar Buys More 447 N. Royal Street Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Slayden, Mississippi Brubakers Processing Plant Institutional Foods and Supplies, Inc. Phone: 423-1100 220 Commerce Street Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Custom Slaughtering and Processing Phone: Grand Junction 764-2416 Tennessee Aristocrat Motor inn and Restaurant Hardeman Farmers Co-op E. W. McKinnie, Owner rVTOCRAl fVTOR INN Bolivar, Tennessee Phone:658-6451 Feeds, Seeds. Fertilizers. Tires. Petroleum Products and complete car care. Phone: 658-3931 w fa West Market Street Extended “ri Highway 18 South Bolivar, Tennessee Jewel’s Fabric Shop wumem savings Doesn't Cost, It Pays Farm Bureau Insurance Sew and Save Service George W. Brint, General Agent Phone: 658-5351 Hardeman County Farm Bureau Auto — Life — Fire — Retirement Bolivar, Tennessee Office 658-3031 1145 Main Home 658-2934 Bolivar, TN 38008 Jackson State Community Compliments of College Homer Hess Gin j Jackson. Tennessee Grand Junction, Tennessee , Clifft Insurance Agency Sullivan’s 130 W. Market Street Office Supplies School Supplies and Bolivar, Tennessee Gifts Phone: 658-3641 103 N. Main Street For all Insurance needs Bolivar, Tennessee Phone: 658-3152 105 Maxwell’s Big Star 200 North Main Bolivar, Tennessee Choice Meats Fresh Produce Fine Foods We give Quality Stamps Anderson Tractor Company Massey Ferguson Farm Machinery Poland and Stihl Chain Saws ANDERSON TRACTOR CO. I I I Bolivar, Tennessee Phone: 658-3169 The Bolivar Bulletin (established in 1865) over 5,000 sold each week Bolivar, Tennessee Phone: 658-3691 NEWSPA GETTHh 106 Volunteer Auction and Real Estate Company 2552 Popular Avenue Suite 417 Memphis, Tennessee 38112 Phone: 458-8204 Virgil Nutt, President R. M. HENDRICK Graduate Supply House P.O. Box 1034 Jackson, Mississippi 39205 Herff-Jones Company Class Rings — Invitations Diplomas — Yearbooks Caps and Gowns Hey Graduate! Feel like swinging to the end of that rainbow? Put a little soul in that pot of gold with the crisp taste of Coca-Cola. That top-o'-the world, turned on feeling goes even better with Coke! Coca-Cola Bottling Works 107 Corinth, Mississippi Neely’s Tire Service CBI Tires John w. Neeiy Phone: 376-8381 114 South Main Middleton, Tennessee Cornelius Lumber Company Incorporated Timber Dealer Phone: 376-8931 Middleton, Tennessee Simpson Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance Life ★ Fire ★ Auto Accident ★ Liability 105 N. Main Street Middleton, Tennessee Phone: 376-8407 Delta Service Station Owned by Donald Mott Open Monday thru Thursday 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Phone: 376-0334 . Twin Oaks Motel and Restaurant Prices outlet Panel Co. Highway 57 Walnut, Mississippi Grand Junction, Tennessee Phone: 764-2442 Phone: 223-4021 Compliments of: Middleton Cleaners Owner: William Eaton Open 7 a.m. — 5 p.m. except on Thrusdays and Sundays Phone: 376-8352 Middleton, Tennessee Stallings Tractor Company Moss Building Supplies Highway 64 West Lumber — Building Materials Bolivar, Tennessee All Your Building Needs Telephone 658 3347 Joe B. Moss Route 3, Hwy. 57 East Moscow, Phone § Tennessee 877-6726 b Simmons Repair Shop | West Tennessee Business College Inc. Phone Day: 877-6881 | Phone Night: 877-6ooo 525 East Main Street Used Parts, Cars, and Tires Phone: 901-423-2842 24-hour Wrecker Service Jackson, Tennessee 38301 Highway 57 Moscow, Tennessee Farming — Livestock — Ginning — Hauling Mrs. 1. J. Hurdle and Son Gin Cowan and Son La Grange, Tennessee 38046 Slayden, Mississippi C 901-764-7206 William B. Cowan William B. Cowan Jr. 764-7562 764-2852 ifift I 1 Downen’s Shell Service Gas — Oil — Grocery — Diesel Fuel Lake’s Appliance Store Truckers Welcomed Phone: 764-2991 Car Service Phone: 764-9176 LaGrange, Tennessee 38046 110 Grand Junction, Tennessee , Bugg’s Garage, Grocery, and Used Cars Wray’s Grocery Phone: 764-2179 LaGrange, Tennessee Middleton, Tennessee Mrs. Frank Bell, Manager Trade where your business is appreciated. Shearon’s Grocery Grave’s Market Open from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Highway 18 7 days a week Grand Junction. Tennessee Phone: 376-8610 Phone: 764-2100 Lacy Road Middleton. Tennessee Tennessee Pewter Company Quick Service Grocery Grand Junction. Tennessee Open seven days a week Phone: 764-2091 Hunting and fishing license Groceries — Ammo — Ice j r -- — 7 Stewart Sandwiches TENNESSEE Highway 57 Rossville, Tennessee PEWTER f Phone: 853-2430 Bryant’s Shoe Shop and Troxel Manufacturing Co. Sporting Center Moscow, Tennessee Shoes for the entire family 109 W. Market Street Bolivar, Tennessee 38008 Phone: 658-3123 TH« TINUT HAM1 IN 111 (XU Western Auto Associate Store $ Brad and Debbie Yopp — Managers Middleton, Tennessee Seven — Eleven Open daily until midnight Flavor — Crisp Chicken — to go Shell gas Phone: 376-0275 Crossroads Middleton, Tennessee Scotts Big Star Highways 57 an 125 Middleton, Tennessee Phone: 376-8413 Groceries. Fresh Meats, and Produce We accept USDA Food Stamps We give Quality Stamps Open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday thru Saturday United Batteries Webster’s Grocery Gay’s Auto Parts Auto — Truck — Tractor and Sporting Goods Phone: 658-5084 Phone: 658-2931 Bolivar, Tennessee Highway 64 East Gerald Gay Owner and Manager I Resident Phone: 658-6170 Bolivar, Tennessee Compliments of Baker Manufacturing Co. Building Center Everything in Dependable Building Material Dr. Keller Manufacturers of Warehouse Bolivar, Tennessee and Expendable Pallets Bolivar, Tennessee 38008 Shackelford Funeral Directories of Bolivar, Inc. Best Wishes Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio 109 Mecklinburg Drive 415 Tennessee Street Phone: 658-5277 Bolivar, Tennessee Phone: 658-2951 Bolivar. Tennessee Weems Furniture and Gift Shop Johnny Johnson Motors, Inc. Highway 18 South Sales — Service — Body Shop Bolivar, Tennessee 24 hour Wrecker Service Phone: 658-2081 Highway 18 South Bolivar, Tennessee 113 Cockrell Banana Co Fresh Fruit and Vegetables “Eat Fresh Fruit and Vegetables for better health.” Bolivar Dairy Products Company, Inc. Distributors of Sealtest Foods Highway 64 East Phone: 658-3160 Bolivar, Tennessee Middleton Sale Company Livestock Auction Located at Junction of Highways 57-125 114 Phone: 376-8241 Middleton, Tennessee Cardwell and Davis Washeteria and Car Wash Smith’s Grocery Junction of Highways 57 and 125 Fine Foods — Choice Meats Grand Junction, Tennessee Phone: 764-2201 Phone: 376-9104 Compliments of Compliments of Horton’s Drug Store Grand Junction Auto Parts Grand Junction, Tennessee Grand Junction, Tennessee Phone: 764-2246 Phone: 764-2000 Western Auto Store Hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Thru Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday Phone: 764-2221 Visit us for all your home and auto needs.” Grand Junction, Tennessee J. P. Shelly and Sons Electrical Appliances Dry Goods Shoes Hardware Plumbing and Building Supplies Feed, Seed, and Fertilizers Ginners and Cotton Buyer Middleton, Tennessee Phone: 376-8232 Websters Auto Sales See us for a good deal on a dependable used car. Phone: 376-0661 121 North Main Street Middleton, Tennessee Webster’s Grocery Fine Groceries Choice Meats Phone: 376-8172 Middleton, Tennessee Middleton Drug Store Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday Day — 376-8251 Night -376-8311 Middleton, Tennessee 38052 Moore’s Discount Maverick Jeans for the Entire Family Complete Line of Casualwear and Sportswear Phone: 376-8131 Middleton, Tennessee 117 118 Mathis’ Grocery Owned and operated by J. H. Mathis Located at the junctions of Highway 125 and 57 Middleton. Tennessee Phone: 376-0185 Eddie’s Dairy Bar and Restaurant Open 7 days a week Phone: 223-4219 Walnut. Mississippi Owned by: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Martindale McKinnie’s Citgo Station Open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Phone: 376-8480 Dealer of Summit Tires Middleton. Tennessee Walnut Dollar and Fabric Store Owners: Florence Cross and Ara Gunn Fabrics, Notions, Ready to wear for the whole family Phone: (601) 223-5836 Location: Main Street Walnut. Mississippi 38683 Stewart’s Florist and Catering Service Middleton. Tennessee Phone: 376-8315 ;;; I 3 Patterson’s Grocery Open 8 a.m. — 6:30 p.m. 6 days a week Middleton. Tennessee Phone: 376-0341 1 Russell’s Cafe Open 7 a.m. — 6 p.m. Middleton. Tennessee Phone: 376-8205 “Fine Foods Tipco Industries Inc. Sportswear Contractors Walnut. Mississippi 38683 Phone: (601) 223-6211 r % 9. Power’s Exxon Shag’s Coffee Shop Bolivar, Tennessee 38008 Phone: 658-5172 Owner: R. L. Powers Phone: 376-0307 Office: 901 376-0400 Home: 901-376-0291 Callahan’s Shell Service Station L. V. Cooper Real Estate Co. Highway 57 East 100 Dogwood Avenue Middleton, Tennessee 38052 Land Farms Homes Grand Junction, Tennessee Phone: 764-2298 First Mississippi Bank of Commerce Full Banking Service Member of FDIC Oldest Bank in Tippah County Phone: 223-4221 George Ragon Company Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Misses and Jr. Sportswear Corner of Main and Market Bolivar. Tennessee 38008 Phone: 658-5471 Compliments of Reichhold Chemicals, Inc. Reinforced Plastics Division P.O. Box 7 Grand Junction, Tennessee Phone: 764-2153 119 WBOL Am WVST Fm 1560 KHZ 96.7 MHZ n N Great Country Music Complete National, State and Local News Great Sports Coverage Advertising That Sells Phone: 658-5400 Bolivar, Tennessee Wilbank’s Gulf Service Station Walnut, Mississippi Open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. “We sell Gillette Tires Phone: 223-6322 Powers’ Garage 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 376-8498 Middleton, Tennessee Sears Owned and Operated by Wayne and Sue Yates Middleton, Tennessee 38052 Sears Authorized CATALOG SALES MERCHANT Franklin Farms LaGrange, Tenn. Cotton Grain Cattle Hay Phone: 764-2427 Nancy F. Hall and Maria F. Zenner Owners 120 Ronald Powers. Owner Shelby’s Grocery Open 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 6 days a week Phone: 764-6281 Grand Junction, Tennessee Owned by Bobby and Lucille Shelby Compliments of Compliments of Moore’s Studio Nelms Chevrolet — Olds Wedding Portraits Buy with confidence Bolivar, Tennessee Commercial and Industrial Photography Phone: 658-5184 Phone: 901-427-1296 Jackson, Tennessee 121 Dover Corporation The employees of Dover Corporation extend their congratulations and best wishes to the 1977 graduates. We hope you will continue your academic achievements in an effort to make a better contribution to your community and to make a more prosperous future for you. Dover Corporation Elevator Division 122 Middleton, Tennessee Bank of Middleton Middleton, Tennessee Walk-up Window In Service Each Day 3:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Phone: 376-8441 Safe Friendly Courteous Reliable Our Services Checking accounts, Saving accounts, Certificates of Deposit, and Loans of all types. Member FDIC. 123 Rogers and Sons MONUMENTS Foreign and Domestic Marble Mr. A. L. and Mrs. Louise R. Bruce. Owners P.O. Box 127 Grand Junction. Tennessee 38039 Office Phone: 764-2266 Home Phone: 764-2162 Compliments of Lake’s Grocery Grand Junction. Tennessee Phone: 764-6151 Boosters Mr. Roane Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howell Mrs. Ophia Mills Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shelton and Brutus Mr. Charlie White Louise Bennet Sam White Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson Danny's Barber Shop Mike Weatherly Mike Waller Edward Redfearn Ed Pulliam’s Mobil Homes Le and R Motel Jessie Boswell Mr. Ray Valentine ■'Cookie” Do Drop Inn Grocery Woodrow Snow Mike Cox and Bubba McQueen Bolivar Florist Peggy Stewart W. P. Newton Grand Junction Inn Larry and Margaret Callahan Jimmy Gatewood Joel N. McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stewart 124 SENIOR DIRECTORY Hoss Adams: FFA 1,2,3.4 — Vice-President 4; Football I,4;VICA2, 3; Who's Win 2. 4. James Allen: FFA I, 2; Library Club I; VICA 3, 4; — Secretary 4. Joyce Allen: Beta Club 2; FHA 2. 3. Margie Allen: Beta Club.3.4; FHA I; VICA 2.3.4; Club Advisory 2.3. Sandra Anderson: DECA 4; FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 2.4; Tigerctte 4. Carole Bailey: Beta Club 3.4; FH A 1; Tiger Talcs 1; VICA 2,3.4, — President 2, 3. Jerome Bass: Chess Club 3; FFA I, 2, 3, 4, — President 4. Betty Bell: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA 4. Eric Bolden: Basketball 1, 3, 4; FFA 1, 3, 4. Walter Bowden: Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 2; VICA Secretary 3; Who's Who 4. Jeff Brint: DECA 2, 3, 4; FFA 2. 3. Duane Campbell: Band 2, 3, 4, — Sergeant at Arms 3, President 4; Basketball I: Beta Club 2, 3, 4, — President 4; Class Parliamentarian 3; FFA 1; Student Council President 4; Tigerettc 4; Tiger Tales 4; Who's Who 4. Gwen Carter: DECA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, — Historian 2, 3. William Carter: Band 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; FFA I, 2, 3. Steve Cheairs: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, — All District, All Kcgional 4; FFA I; Student Council 3; VICA 2, 3, 4, — President 3, 4. David Cole: FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager L 2, 3. Mark Cooper: Band 1; Chess Club 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. John Cowing: DECA 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3. Julie Cox: FHA I; VICA 2, 3, 4, — Treasurer 3. Parliament 4. Linda Dowdy: FHA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4. Jimmy Duncan: Chess Club 3; DECA 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. David Flake: FFA 1. 2. 3, 4. Dianne Flake: Class Treasurer 2; FHA 1; VICA 2,3,4, — Treasurer 2, 4; VICA Student of the Year 4; Opening and Closing Treasurer 2,3, 4. James Foster: Beta Club 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1, Historian 4; Chess Club L 2, 3, 4; DECA 2. 3. 4; FFA I; Football 4. Cheryl Galloway: Band 1,2,3,4, — Librarian, Captain Flag Corps 3, Vice-President 4; Class Beporter 1, Secretary 3; DECA 3, 4, — Vice-President 3, President 4; FHA 1,2; Tigerctte 1,2,4 — Editor 4; Tiger Tales 3, 4, — Business Manager 4; Drama Club 4; Homecoming Maid 4; Who’s Mho 3, 4. Wallace Gibbs: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All District 3, All Hcgional 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Student Council 4; Who's Mho 4. Steve Ginn: Band 1,2,3,4, — Sergeant of Arms 1,4; DECA 3; FFA 1, 2, 4; Football 1, 2. 3. Charlotte Haddix: Band 1,2,3,4; DECA 4; FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 4. Hcbccca Hall: Beta Club 2,3,4; Tiger Tales 2,3,4; Mho’s Mho 2.4. Jeflerv Hamer: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Johnnie Hamer: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Debbie Harris: Cheerleader 4; DECA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. Debra Hatcher: Co-Captain Flag Corp 1, 2, 3, 4, — Historian 4; DECA 3,4, — Assistant secretary 3, Secretary 4; FHA 1; Tigerctte 4; Tiger Tales 3, 4; Drama Club 4. Herbert Higgs: Basketball 1, 2; FFA 1, 2; VICA 1. 2, 3. 4, — Vice-President 3. 4; Who's Mho 1, 2, 3, 4. Betty Holcomb: DECA 4. Patricia Humphrey: FHA 1; VICA 2, 3, 4. David Kirk: DECA 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3,; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Gary Lane: Chess Club 2, 3; DECA 3. 4; FFA 1. 2, 3. Dale Ledford: DECA 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. Cynthia Lovelace: Band I, 2. 3, 4; Librarian 4; DECA 3; FHA 1, 4; Tigerctte 4. M'aco Manley: FFA 1, 2, 4; VICA 3. David Mauney: Chess Club 2; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4. Mike McAlpin: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, — Sentinel 4; Football 4. Lynn McXccly: DECA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. Charlotte McDonald: Beta Club 4; FHA 1, 2. Kathy McMahan: FHA 1, 2,; VICA 4. Glen Moore: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA 4. Jan Moore: Basketball 1; Class President 2; Cheerleader 3,4; DECA 3. 4. — Asst. Parliamentarian 3, Parliamentarian 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. Julie Moore: Cheerleader 3,4; DECA 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3; Tigcrette 4; Tiger Tales 3, 4; Mho’s Mho 3. Early Neely: FFA 1, 2; VICA 2, 3, 4. Donna Pace: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; DECA 3; FHA 1; Tiger Talcs 3, 4; Mho’s Mho 4; Girls State Delegate 3; Valedictorian. Alice Parham: Basketball 1; DECA 3, 4; FHA 1. Jessie Parks: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player in District 3, 4; Most Valuable Player in Region 3; All Tourney Team in Region 4; All State in M'cst Tennessee. Mablc Parks: FHA 1. Debby Perkins: FHA 1, 2; VICA Club Advisor 4. Anthony Prewitt: FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. Helen Prewitt: DECA 4; FHA 1, 2; VICA 3. Rosie Prewitt: DECA 4; Chorus 4. Dorothy Pugh: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Defensive 2, All District 3, All District, All Regional Guard 4; DEC A 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. 125 Kathryn Pulse: Band I, 2,3,4, — Majorette 1, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3, Field Commander 4; Librarian 4; Class Secretary 1,4; DECA 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3; Tiger Tales 4; Drama Club 4; Homecoming (Jueen 4. Kenny Pulse: Chess Club2; FFA 1,2,3,4, — Treasurer 4; Football 1; Who's Who 1, 4. Annette Sain: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All District Regional Team 2, All District, Best Defensive Player 3, All District Regional Guard 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; DECA 3,4, — Asst. Reporter 3, Reporter 4; FHA 1; Student Council 1,2; Tiger Tales 1,2,3,4, — Editor 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 3; Who's Who 4. PhilipShaver: Basketball 1; Chess Club2,3,4, — President3,4; FFA 1; Boy's State Delegate 3. Claudia Sneed: Cheerleader 4; FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Library Club 4; Who’s Who 4. Wanda Smith: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, 4; Class President 1,3; FHA 1; Student Council 1,2; rigerette 4; Tiger Tales 1,2,3,4, Editor 3; Girls State Delegate 3; Who s Who In American High Schools; Salutatorian; Who’s Who 1, 2, 3, 4. Karl Sparkman: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Tigcrctte 1, 2. Pattie Stewart: Basketball 1; Class Secretary 1, Vice-President 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Captain 3; DECA 3, 4, — Asst. Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Tiger Tales 1, 2, 3, 4; Harvest Festival Princess 1; Who's Who 3. Jerry Townsend: FFA 1, 2, 4; Class Reporter 3, Treasurer 4. Vicki Vickers: Beta Club 3,4; Class Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; FHA 1; VICA 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2. Hope Vincent: Band 1,2,3,4, Band Chaplain 3,4; Beta Club 4; Class Reporter 4; Tiger Tales 4; Drama Club 4; W'ho’s Who 3, 4. Bonnie Weaver: FHA 1; VICA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2. Jim White: Chess Club 2; FFA 3; Football 3, 4; VICA 4. Marilyn Woody: Basketball I, 2; Beta Club 4; DECA 4; FHA 1, 2; Tigerette 4; North Side Memphis; Student Council, Who’s Who in American High Schools, and National Honor Society; Who's Who 2. 126 Nine months have passed since this edition of Tiger Tales were begun in the fall. Many things have changed besides the seasons — we have grown as individuals through our associations with each other, with our fellow students and with others involved in the Middleton Community. 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