Midfield High School - Reflections Yearbook (Midfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1977 volume:

REFLECTIONS 1977 Volume V Midfield High School Midfield, Alabama 35228 On the Road of Experience . . . 2 Sometimes I wish 6 7 8 I’m looking to know 9 10 I’m looking to see ji • .1 14 And wondering what I’ll be Table of Contents Student Life 17 Seniors Sports 55 Underclassmen Faculty and Staff 99 Advertisements Clubs 119 131 173 215 16 Student Life 18 Seniors End Year With Stairway to Heaven” Homecoming Everybody needs somebody, says Kathy Underwood. Teachers Mrs. Cindy Rice and Mr. Richard Corrales, show spirit. Baby Day winners are Jim Truclove and 20 Week: A Time for Some ''Craziness” Ginger Moore quietens Baby Susan Brooks on Baby Day. Hillbilly Day award went to Alan Backwards Day choices were Sharon Poer and Jimmy Hoffman. 21 22 Retirement of Jersey 63 Mark Naugher will always remain in our minds and hearts at Midfield High School as one of our all time young people. He was truly an inspiration to everyone he came in contact with. We in the athletic department will always be grateful for having known him. We know that our lives will be better from our association together. Mark will always be remembered for his unselfish giving of himself to Midfield High School. He always did everything to make us 1, and it Is in that spirit that we will always remember him. 23 Coach Bill Sparks Head of Athletic Department 1976 Homecoming Queen Contestants Senior - Mary Jo Cagle Escorted by Bill Heaton Junior - Polly Carter Escorted by Randy Boglin 25 Homecoming Sophomore Queen - Lyn Bonds Escorted by Greg Jackson Court Freshman Queen - Paige Roton Escorted by Dennis Chamblee Junior Queen - Patsy Petix Escorted by Phillip Galloway 26 Homecoming Queen Celeste Fulton The 1977 Homecoming Queen, Celeste Fulton, was elected by the student body from a choice of six candidates. Her court was elected in the S3me fashion from a total of two candidates from each class. The contest was sponsored by the Student Council sponsor. Miss Cheryl McClure. Miss Fulton was crowned by Frankie Darden and escorted by Jimmy Raley. 27 Robert Goodner David Gober Wesley Chaffin David Wright Mike Grill Ricky Hood Mr. Reflections Candidates Tim Vanderburg Rod Davis Keith Jackson Mike Grill, Rod Davis. David Gober. Ricky Hood, Robert Goodner, David Wright, Wesley Chaffin, Keith Jackson. Tim Vanderburg. 29 Miss Reflections Candidates Karla Loncrgan Sherry Goodwin, Sandy Cleary, Julie McBride. Brenda Castleberry. Cathy Thomas, Becky Thomas, Paige Roton. Karla Lonergan. Paige Roton 30 Sherry Goodwin Cathy Thomas Becky Thomas Julie McBride Sandy Cleary ftgy Miss and'Mr. Reflections Cathy Thomas and-Keith Jackson 32 First Runners Up Sherry Goodwin Rod Davis Second Runners Up Paige Roton Tim Vanderburg 33 Student Council Presents Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Mrs. Bessie Dunn assists the Student Council in this production. Mary lo Cagle plays the part of a mother who loses her Christmas spirit for a short time. 34 Emotions Are High as Contestants Compete for Title 37 M.H.S. Beauties Model Evening Wear 39 The 1977 Queen of Hearts was held ai ihe M.H.S. gym at 7:00 p.m. on Monday. February 14, 1977. More than 60 girls competed for the title of Miss Queen of Hearn. Contestants were chosen in advance by their homerooms and clubs. They were judged on personality, poise, and beauty. A new feature in this year's Queen of Hearts was having the contestants model sportswear as well as evening wear. The contest. sponsored by the band and supervised by Band Director Randall Harwell, was an impressive success. The entertainment was provided by the M.H.S. Stage Band. Larry Adcock emceed the pageant. JUDGES: Mn. Nell Salamonc of Jefferson County Board of Education. Ms. Judy Jones of Mannequins, fnc.. and Mr. Cary Lcuon of Mannequins, Inc. The 1976 Queen, Cindy Cleary, takes 77 lCp ten are icf,: pam Garland, Missy Thomas, Cathy Thomas. Becky Wilber final walk. liamson, Gloria Ethridge, Lora Matthews, Julie McBride, Ncllice Moore, Karen Cribbs. Janice Broome. 40 Pam Garland Would you rather have beauty or talent? 3rd runner up - Janice Broome. 1st runner up - Karen Cribbs. MU Queen of Hearn - Cathy Thomas. 2nd runner up - Gloria Ethridge. Sometimes a big stage, footlights, and spotlights can be a little bit scary. 42 Queen of Hearts Miss Cathy Thomas 43 Juniors Win With ' Silver Freak’ Seniors Second With 'Pittsburgh Stealers’ After many difficulties with bad weather and a flu epidemic. Stunt Night, when it finally arrived, was a great success. The sponsors felt that all participants enjoyed presenting their stunts. The JUNIORS won first place with their presentation of Silver Freak. The SENIORS came in second with The Pittsburgh Stealers. The MC was Midfield's own Scott Hallford. The judges were Cherri Cook, student of Sandford University; Mr. Pat Sala-mone. Principal of Hueytown High; and Sharon Coshatt. teacher of Pleasant Grove. Everyone Is really looking forward to next year. Others Offer Strong Competition Cheerleader Jenise Broome asks student coach Steve Mitchell. Wasn't there a basketball game tonight? 48 Students Find Time To Socialize This machine picks up everything - including majorette Terri Lloyd. What’s the harm in a little sugar between classes? say Evan Seale and Candi Putman. After the Big WIN! 50 Hiiil A Time for This and A Time for That (left) Butch Hudspeath thinks about the next big game just before class. (above) Celeste Fulton tries to remember what she will need for her next class. Faces: Happy, Surprised, Thoughtful Sports 55 Gene Mitchell B-Team Basketball Bill Crenshaw Varsity Basketball 56 Bill Sparks Head Coach Hassel Walls Football With the Help of Dedicated Coaches Johnny Plan Baseball Dennis Whitehead Baseball Alan Pridmore Student Coach 57 Pates Explode Into Action Season Record Midfield 18 Leeds 22 Midfield 0 Pinson Valley 6 Midfield 13 Fultondale 27 Midfield 35 Glenn 6 Midfield 10 Pleasant Grove 8 Midfield 27 Bibh County 7 Midfield 14 Tarrant 0 Midfield 0 Fairfield 21 Midfield 7 Dora 23 Midfield 14 Brookwood 3 58 With Winning Fever Behind the Tremendous Efforts Geno Howton Craig Atkins Kevin Harris Chris Lisenby Steve Harrison Mark Dyle Ted Nelson Marvel Robinson liminv Kennedy 60 of Sixteen Seniors Gary Edwards Tim Venderburg Jesse Shepherd Billy Gandy Scott Hallford Ken Crowson Milch Baggett 61 and the Returning Skills of Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen JUNIORS (lop left) Row One: Charles Boren, Robert Goodncr, Ricky Vandever, Miich Herron. Rodney Davis, Jeff Young, Butch Hudspeth, James Vacarella; Row Two: Gary Calvert, Greg Fox, Charlie Watkins, John Donaldson, Richard Lewis, Bruce Battle, Gary Harrison, Coach Bill Sparks: Row Three: Clifford Bell, Lonnie Echols, Pierre Ward, Mike Fox, Marty Brown, David Powell, Dennis Weatherby, Mike Owens. FRESHMEN (bottom left) Row One: Darryl Burns, Byron Todd. Ken Grabben, Ricky Hood, Edwin Harris. Robert Shows: Row Two: David Wright, Jeff Wallace. Dennis Chamblce, Thomas Barnett, Jerry Peterson, Coach Sparks. SOPHOMORES (below) Row One: Greg Jackson, Andy Jackson. Howard Myers, Tommy Ramey, Timmy Ramey, Rydell Davidson, Henry Garrett. Ricky Parker, Tim Cole. Robby Jackson; Row Two: Stanley Young, Arthur Cox, James Giada. Paul Mason. Ronald Coleman, Earl Miller. Mike Grill, Bobby Joe Cagle, Coach Bill Sparks. 63 A Fantastic Homecoming Game Won by the Midfield Patriots 65 Along With Spirited Cheers by the Varsity Cheerleaders Row One: Celeste Fulton - Cohead, Clorla Ethridge - Head: Row Two: Patsy Petrix, Karen Waid, Genie Hemphill: Row Three: Cathy Thomas, Cindy Cleary, Sandy Cleary, Sharlene Webster. 66 1. Gloria Eihridge Head 2. Cclesie Fulton Co-Head 3. Sharlene Webster 4. Karen Wald 5. Patsy Petix 6. Cathy Thomas 7. Cindy Cleary 8. Genie Hemphill 9. Sandy Cleary 67 and the B Team Cheerleaders. Row One: Jcnise Broom, Mary Barnett. Sherry Goodwin: Row Two: Paige Roden, Debra Franklin; Row Three: Carol Capellcn, Terri Hayes. Lyn Bonds. 69 Spring Banquet Honors Basketball and Baseball Athletes The Basketball and Baseball teams of 1976 finished off their seasons with a very enjoyable banquet. Awards of various kinds were presented. In basketball the Most Valuable Player Award went to Melvin Files: Most Valuable Offensive Player. Amaro Williams: Most Valuable Defensive Player. Mancc Terry: and the Free Throw Award. Tony Cox. In baseball the Most Valuable Player Award went to Joey Lloyd and the Big Play Award went to Gary Edwards. 70 On Saturday. November 20, the Midfield Fighting Patriots enjoyed a well-deserved banquet. The guest speaker for the evening was Coach Syphrus, head coach at Ensley. His speech was both interesting and enjoyable. Coach Sparks then awarded the football trophies: Most Valuable Lineman - Ted Nelson Most Valuable Back - Butch Hudspeath Most Valuable Player - Gary Edwards Most Inspirational Player - Billy Gandy The football team then gave gifts of appreciation to the coaches and football charms to the cheerleaders. 72 Top Athletes Receive Football Awards at Banquet Row One: Darryl Moorer, Tyrone Rudolph, Buich Hudspeath, Gary Edwards, David Powell, Chris Lisenby: Row Two: Harvest Morgan, Clifford Bell, Melvin Files, Larry Bell, Jesse Shepeard, Mike Fox, Many Brown. Jesse Shepeard Mike Fox 74 Varsity Basketball Team Many Brown Darryl Moorer tsfl •1 Clifford Bell Larry Bell Butch Hudspeath Athletic Managers MHS Season Record OPPONENT 53 Dora 45 65 Pleasant Grove 71 81 Walker County 51 61 Tarrant 50 66 Fultondalc 57 64 Fairfield 66 51 McAdory 45 61 Pleasant Grove 67 66 Glenn 65 52 Fairfield 73 59 Dora 56 68 Minor 55 74 Fultondale 48 66 John Carroll 55 69 Glenn 72 57 Ensley 86 57 McAdory 43 64 Minor 65 82 Tarrant 67 76 John Carroll 70 Rolls to a 61-50 Victory Over Tarrant 77 Pates Struggle Valiantly . . . 79 But Must Accept Defeat from Spartans B-Team Row One: Crawford Howard, Andy Jones, Ricky Hood, Rydell Davison; Row Two: Davey Harris. Ronald Coleman, Michcal Duncan. Stanley Young, Tim Morgan, Bobby Joe Cagle. 81 Hard Work, Talent: B-Team Bywords 82 Their Goal Is Winning 84 Freshmen Start on the Varsity Road OW ONE: Roosevelt Jackson, Clem Webster, Jeff Bums. Nathaniel Stokes: OW TWO: Dennis Chamblce, Charlie Watkins, Ray Gladney, Reginald Stevens, Alvin Johnson, A. D. Adams, Steven Sanders. B-Team Basketball MHS OPPONENT 44 Dora 55 33 Dora 39 40 McAdory 35 10 Pleasant Grove 43 34 Minor 63 28 Walker Co. 31 50 Fultondale 30 13 Tarrant 53 57 John Carroll 53 35 Homewood 47 25 Glenn 69 55 Fultondale 32 36 Ensley 62 23 Fairfield 46 37 McAdory 32 53 Pleasant Grove 45 43 Minor 63 27 Glenn 84 40 Tarrant 41 37 Fairfield 38 58 John Carroll 60 85 Tlie Blue Machine Marching Patriot Band Rate l’s Band Members in alphabetical order: C. Ackers. K. Adkins. C. Allen. S. Alsobrooks, T. Arnold. S. Baggett, C. Baker, B Benson. K. Black. K. Boatwright. L. Boutwell, R. Brandon, S. Brandon, j. Burns. D. Bush. B. Castleberry. L. Chancellor, B Cobb. D. Cobb, G. Cottls, V. Culwcll, A. Davis, R. Davis, O. Dawson, S. Dick. L. Duke, M. Early. E. Edmondson, Eppetson, L. Evans. S. Evans. T. Even, L. Ferguson. T. Fox, M. Garlen, L. Gcits, S. Glass. ]. Glover, E. Gray, N. Gtay, J Griffis. V. Grooms. C. Harless, M. Harper, A. Harris, P. Hayes. N. Haynes. M. Hazel. R. Henry, K. Hicks, D. Higgins, T Holloway. C. Holmes. L. Holmes, 1. Horne. T. Howard, L. Hyde, G. Hydrlck. D. Ingram. P. lolly, C. Jordan, S. King, S Kittrell, K. Kline, K. Kuglar. T. Laity, A. Little. T. Lloyd. D. Lovvom. P. Mashburn. C. Mason, 1. Masters, L. j. McBride. C. McClinton, B. McClendon. B. McMicheal, J. McQueen, M. McWhorter. C. Melvin, A. Miller. T. Murphey T. Newell. C. Nichols, G. Olive, R. Palmer, D. Parson. J. Parson, 1. Patterson, D. Perkins, S. Pettway, V. Pond, G. man. V. Rogers. S. Sagar. S. Savage. T. Seabury, E. Seale, C. Sessions, T. Sims, L. Smith, T. Smith. A. Snider. Spigner, M. Stamps. M. Tharpe. P. Thompson. M. Townsend. K. Tray wick. D. Underwood. P. Venz, I. Vice. N. Watkins D. West. K. West, C. Walker. Drum Corps Belinda McMichael. Nancy Haynes. Sammy Epperson. Captains: Jake McQueen and Mike Townsend, Debbie Hig gins. Dennis Perkins. Eve Edmondson. Rifles: S. Sager, A. Harris, B. Castleberry, C. Hydrick, C. Walker, K. Boatwright, Drum Majorette: D. West: Flags: K. West. D. Parson, V. Culwcll, P. Venz, C. Mason, C. Baker, L. Bout well, C. Harless, J. Patterson. L. Getts, L. Chancellor, D. Underwood, L. Holmes, Honor Guard: Jean Glover and Sherri Baggett. Color Guard 87 Majorettes Have That P-A-T-R-I-O-T Pride Terri Lloyd Head Brenda Cobb Julie McBride Tammy Howard This year the Midfield High School Band competed at the Troy State. Oxford and Tarrent Marching competitions. This was their first year to receive all ones or superior ratings. Our band now has a reputation to uphold; and. through the field directions of Mr. Randall Harwell and Mr. John Perdue, we’re sure they will. Jan Parson Mr. Randall Harwell Mr. John Perdue Co-Head Band Director Assistant Band Director 89 Hard Work Pays Off for Our Band With Superior Ratings 90 Active Pates Really Keep in the Swing of Things Row One: Robert Goodner, Billy Gandy, Jerry Cannon, Gary Edwards. George Malone, Butch Hudspeath, Wayne Byram, Jimmy Kennedy, Rodney Davis: Row Two: Barry Haynes, Jeff Hamm, Chris Lisenby, Guy Mitchell. John Powell, Joey Lloyd, Jimmy Raley, Mitch Baggett, Ken Crowson. f $ £ $ f 1976 Baseball Season Midfield Opponent John Carroll (Ft. Pierre. Fla.) 2 7 John Carroll (Ft. Pierre, Fla.) 5 4 John Carroll (Ft. Pierre, Fla.) 5 0 Jones Valley 2 5 Banks (9 innings) 4 3 Vestavia 1 7 Jones Valley 3 6 Banks 7 6 Ensley 3 2 •Oak Grove 10 1 Huey town (11 innings) 4 3 •McAdory 10 4 West End 9 5 •Pleasant Grove 3 2 •Fairfield 2 3 Shelby Co. 11 3 •West Jefferson 5 0 •West Jefferson 8 1 Vestavia (10 innings) 9 9 Midfield Opponent •Oakgrove (9 innings) 6 5 • (McAdory (8 innings) 7 4 •Denotes league games AREA PLAYOFFS Tarrant 9 5 Gardendale 7 STATE PLAYOFFS 0 Saks (Anniston) 7 2 Halcyville 4 2 Central (Florence)(9 innings) 5 6 Central 10 9 Central 6 0 Baker (Mobile) 4 8 Baker 0 5 92 msm This past year our 1976 Midfield Varsity Baseball Team won the title of the North Alabama Champions. Under the coaching of Dennis Whitehead and Assistant Coach John Plan. ._Wtnttfr' our Pates had a wonderful record of 21 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie. This year at the annual Football Banquet, Joey Lloyd W3S named Most Valuable Player and Gary Edwards was given the Big Play Award. Barry Haynes George Malone Jeff Hamm Guy Mitchell Wayne Byram Jerry Cannon Joey Lloyd John Powell 93 1977 Baseball Team Front Robert • ruwuu a DUlbll nUU C4U!i v yov-i� uvihiw --- Goodner: Back Row: Jimmy Kennedy. Ken Letson, Billy Gandy. Ken Crowson, and Jimmy Raley. 94 Front Row: Linda Stoudermlre. Sandra Hardy. Debra McClain. Delois Long. Cynthia Williams: Back Row: Mrs. Brenda Stricklin. Cheryl Abraham. Yolanda Smith, Denise Stokes, Kathy Files; Doris Clark (Not Shown). 95 New Skills Physical Education at MHS took on a different outlook this year. For the first time young men and women participated in various sports together. Basketball, weight lifting, gymnastics, and health are just a few of the activities on the curriculum for the year. Coach Herbert Alexander and Mrs. Juanita Garfield have done a successful job in organizing the classes and keeping things running smoothly. The experience of developing skills by working together has proven to be very rewarding and enjoyable. 97 98 Faculty and Staff 99 If I weren’t a teacher Ms. Dunn - a student pest controller. Ms. Crenshaw - a member of the jet set. Coach Crenshaw - a student! Mr. Isbell - a spy. Ms. Sharon Crenshaw - Math Ms. Bessie Dunn - English too Mr. Bill Crenshaw - PE Coach I would like to be . . . Ms. Hoffman - sane like everyone else!” Ms. Johnson - a zookeeper (experienced). Ms. Hall - a model. Ms. Bradley - a politician. Ms. Joan Hoffman - History Ms. Sharon Johnson - English 101 If I weren’t a teacher I would like to be . . . Coach Whitehead - the commanding pilot for Air Force I. Coach Dennis Whitehead - Driver's Education If my class didn’t try to go to sleep everyday I would . . . Coach Mitchell - have to stay awake myself. Ms. Roper - give them all medals. 102 Mr. Parvis Kayvonfar - Science Ms. Pai Marlin - English Ms. Sharon Simon - History Ms. Cindy Rice - English Ms. Martin - 3rd . . . organized a strike Ms. Rice - 3rd . . . could form their own band Mr. Kayvonfar - 2nd . . . turned into a bunch of monkeys Ms. Simon - 6th . . . was an entire circus 103 wouldn’t be surprised if . Ms. Young - my 4th period class goes to college and majors in Home Ec. Mr. Correles - all my chalkboards fell over. Mr. Plan - I fell asleep during class. Mr. Alexander - one of the students turned and said, 'Ha! Ha'! 104 105 Ms. Mary Jordan Ms. Charlone Moore Ms. Elizabeth Massey Ms. Mary Alice Boyd Ms. Joyce McCarty Ms. Charles Blackney Ms. Sylvia Pans Ms. Annie Belton Ms. Carrie Leonard Lunchroom Staff LUNCHROOM STAFF ) When I wake up in the morning I pray my entire_won’t come!! Mr. John Perdue - Music Ms. Oyls Hildreih - D.E. Ms Donna Pridmore - English Mr. Perdue - 1st Period Class Ms. Hildreth - 1st - 5th Period Mr. Randall Harwell Ms. Linda Gilmore and Ms. Cheryl McClure - BOE Ms. Kathy McCorkle - Resource Mr. Harwell - 1st Period Class Ms. McClure - Homeroom 106 Mr. Bill Wright - Assistant Principal My day wouldn’t be complete if my students didn’t. . . Ms. Juanita Garfield - P.E. Ms. Lora Schwartz - English Ms. Beverly Dubose - Biology Ms. Garfield - ask if they dress-out today.' Ms. Schwartz - laugh at my jokes.” Ms. Dubose - talk when I am talking!” 107 My day wouldn’t be complete if my students didn’t. . . Mr. Walls - ask dumb questions. Ms. Walls - smile occasionally. Mr. Harper - ask for a pass to the restroom. Ms. Boatman - drive me insane. Mr. James Walls - Math Mr. Richard Harper - Art Ms. Anne Boatman - Library 108 ”1 would be happy at the end of the day if . . . Mr. Mike Builer - Science Mr. James Marzctte - History Ms. Brenda Stricklin - Resource Mr. Butler - Carter passed a new law that says teachers should draw hazardous duty pay. Mr. Marzette - it ended at the end of 5th period.” Ms. Stricklin - I were conscious. 109 I would be happy at the end of the day if . . . Ms. Linda Gilmore - Business Office Education Ms. Jody Rickard - Math Student Coaches Kenneth Irvin Gene Miller Steve Mitchell Ms. Gilmore - it ended at 10 a.m. ' Ms. Rickard - school was dismissed at 10:30 a.m. Student Coaches - I was still in bed asleep. no My day wouldn’t be complete if . . . Ms. Carmichael - I didn’t smile once or twice. Ms. Ruth Carmichael My day wouldn’t be complete if the athletes didn’t. . . Coach Sparks - ask for change everyday. . . . show up. . . . have new girl friends in the hall. . . . miss tackles, drop passes, and fumble the football. Coach Bill Sparks in My day wouldn’t be complete if . . . Mr. R. M. McGee - Principal Mr. McGee - we were allowed to take a day off. Mr. Wright - I didn't have to ride shotgun in the lunchroom. Ms. McQueen - no one tried to check-out at the beginning of fourth period. Mr. Bill Wright - Assistant Principal Ms. Frances McQueen - Office 112 ”1 wouldn’t be Ms. Shyrie Holladay - Counselor Ms. Maurine Snyder - Counselor surprised if . . . Ms. Doris Baggett - Library Aid mmm Ms. Holladay - I wouldn't be surprised if icicles didn't form in my office!! Ms. Snyder - students started calling me Granny. Ms. Baggett - more students started calling me 'Mom' just to get my last dime for their lunch. 113 Faculty Directory Coach Herbert Alexander attended Jefferson State College, Jacksonville State, UAB, and the University of Montevallo. He is married and has no children. Mr. W. G. Armstrong attended Samford University and the University of Alabama. This is his fourth year at M.H.S. Mrs. Doris Baggett is our assistant librarian. She is married and has three children. This is her third year at M.H.S. Mrs. Allison Bradley attended the University of Alabama and Montevallo University. This is her fifth year at M.H.S. Miss Anne Boatman attended Jacksonville State University. She also is the Varsity Cheerleaders' sponsor. This is her third year at M.H.S. Mr. Michael Butler attended Auburn University. He is married and has one son and a sheep dog. This is his second year at M.H.S. Mrs. Ruth Carmichael attended Auburn University. She is married and has two children. This is her fourth year at M.H.S. Coach Bill Crenshaw attended Samford University. This is his second year at M.H.S. Miss Sharon Crenshaw attended Auburn University. This is her fifth year at M.H.S. Mr. Richard Corrales attended the University of Alabama. He is single and the proud owner of several types of plants. This is his first year at M.H.S. Mrs. Beverly Dubose attended Alabama A M University. She is married and has one son. This is her fifth year at M.H.S. Mrs, Juanita Garfield attended Lawson State Junior College and the University of Alabama. She Is married and has a daughter. This is her second year at M.H.S. Mrs. Linda Gilmore attended the University of Alabama. She is married and has one daughter. This is her fourth year at M. H. S. Mrs. Elizabeth Hall attended the University of Tennessee and UAB. This is her third year at M.H.S. Mr. Randall Harwell attended the University of Montevallo. He is married and has two children. This is his fifth year at M.H.S. Mr. Richard Harper attended the University of Montevallo. He is married and has one daughter. This Is his first year at M.H.S. Mrs. Shyrie Holladay attended the University of Montevallo, Gadsden State Jr. College. Jacksonville State University, and the University of Alabama. She has two sons. This is her fourth year at M.H.S. Mrs. Olys Hildreth attended Birmingham-Southern College and the University of Alabama. This is her second year at M.H.S. Mrs. Joan Hoffman attended the University of Alabama. She is married and has one son and one daughter. This is her fourth year at M.H.S. Mr. Tim Isbell attended Birmingham-Southern College. This is his fifth year at M.H.S. Mr. A. Wright Ingram attended the University of Montevallo and the University of Alabama and UAB. He is married and has three boys and one daughter. This is his first year at M.H.S. Faculty Directory . This frher's ttL3 r rt. Sharon Johnson U Florida r :ms. trended Birmingham-Southern College, t, and UAH. Mitt Martin alio spot at M.H.S. This is her fourth ersiiy of Reflectior ar at M.H.S. Irzette ______ [tended Miles College, UAB VAlabama State versity. Thi it hU fifth yearfl fl.H.S. Cheryl McClure (tended Aubijtrn University. Tps is her fourth year at I attended Mississippi State University. Auburn, and the University of Montev llo. Mi. McGee is married and has three children and three ar.tndolfildren. This is his fourth Hyear at M.H.S. Mrs. Itla Roper tended Alabama A M State University. She is married and has two children. Tills is her fifth year at M.H.S Mr ? tor Schwartz attended the University of Pittsburg. She is i one son. This is her fourth year at M.H.S. Mrs. Sharon Simon attended Alabama A M. She is married and has one son. This is her fifth year at M.H.S. Mr. Bill Sparks Is our athletics director. He attended Samford, Auburn, and the University of Alabama. He is married and has two daughters. This is his second year at M.H.S. Mrs. Maurine L. Snyder attended Samford and UAB. She also has one son. This is her fifth year at M.H.S. . She has three fifth year at abama In Birmingham. He Is i. Thlflls his second year at M.H.S. Mr . Frances McQueen L� o. � r school i ruglst E daughters, one ton and M.H.S. Coach Gene .Mitchell attended the Unlvcrsi married and ha; one son Coach Johnny Plan attended the University of Montevallo. He is married and this is his second year at M.H.S. Mb. Jodie Rickard jPr the University of Alabama .and the University of lo. She is married and U aohe daughter. This is h first year at M.H.S. Mrs. Cindy Rice | attended Mississippi State I'nlvqS and the University ql Mississippi. She Is martlet d this is her first year I.H.S. ordb UL B. Mrs. Brenda Strickland attended the University of Samf second year at M.H.S. Mrs'. Faye Walls attended Samford University. She It married son bom this year. This Is her fifth year at M.H.S. This Lt her illc, and cond year at 117 Clubs Registrar’s Assistants Counselors’ Assistants 1st Row: Donna West, Ms. Francis McQueen: 2nd Row: Suzanne Montgomery, Dee Godwin. Cindy Moreland, Brenda Hamilton, Sandy Cleary, Tammy Simpson, Pam Mason. Kim West, Jan Godfrey. Charlotte Hitt, Sheila Smith. Library Assistants 1st Row: Kathy Camp, Becky Ferguson, Yolanda Edwards, Celeste Jones, Donna Cooper, Patricia Sharpe. Janice Dent, Karen Stokes. Deloris Frison; 2nd Row: Russell Hubbard, Cindy Cleary. Billy Gandy. Patsy Petix. Jimmy Raley. Earl Miller, Wayne Waid, Kevin Harris. Jayna Mitchell, Many Brown, Eva Gray. Ray Johnson. Victor M3pp: 3rd Row: Terrf Higdon. Neva Gray, Roben Goodner. Susan Evans, Daryl Mashbum. 118 Student Council 1st Row: Jon Mayhall, Liz Evans. Susan Sagar, Dee Godwin. Debbie Bailey: 2nd Row: Tim Cole. Suzanne Montgomery. Annette Canada. Tammy Simpson. Linda Stoudermire. Donna Goldman, Donna Hazel, Jake McQueen: 3rd Row: Robert Goodner, Brian Whitley, Butch Hudspeath, Bill Heaton, Karyn Waid. Alesia Harris, Donna Cooper, Renea Freeman, Rip Britton, Denise Perkins. Becky Williamson, Jeff Burns: 4th Row: Jerry Davis. Rene Todd, Mary Jo Cagle. Mary Jo Cagle (Secretary-Treasurer), Mr. Richard Corrales (Sponsor), Rend Todd (President), Jerry Davis (Vice-President). Officers 119 Spanish Club Crier Staff 1st Row: Janice Hubbard, Lisa Pope, Terri Higdon. Teresa Venz. Daphne Ingram. Dava McLain, Lisa Rawlings: 2nd Row: Jeff Crimm, Jon Mayhall, Joe Lee. Patti Brodie, Mark Camp. Reginald Palmer. Paige Thompson. Kim Kline: 3rd Row: Joe Lee. Mark Smith. Klint Kallies. Ricky Parker, Richard Lewis. Paul Mason, Robert Goodner. 1st Row: Mrs. Sharon Johnson (Sponsor): 2nd Row: Alesia Harris, Jon Mayhall. Debbie McGInty, Rip Britton (Assistant Editor). Karyn Waid (Editor). Bill Heaton (Editor). Tammy Howard. Scott Hallford: 3rd Row: Angel Trioia. John Pate. Alex Little. Mary Hazel. Tommy Fox: 4th Row: Joe Simmons. Randy White. Becky Williamson. Randy Hazel. Not Pictured: Janice Dent. Ken Letson. Jan Parsons. 120 Art Club Beta Club 1st Row: Charlie Watkins, Debbie Nelson, Pam Venz. Pam Garland, Colette Wilson: 2nd Row: Denise Stokes, Charlendra Boglin, Donald Davis, David Watkins. Lamar Cleveland. Gigi Burnett: 3rd Row: Norris Watkins, Mr. Richard Harper (Sponsor), Ronnie Echols, Ronald Forte, Chris Higgins. Mike Warren, Frank Glass. Ken Johnson. Not Shown: Ginger Moore. IlOIIK Of f|u' 1st Row: Dee Godwin. AlcsiaHarris, Pam Garland, Mary Jo Cagle. Debbie McGinty. Terri Hayes. Suzanne Montgomery. Gigi Burnett, Pam Venz, Cindy Dawson, Glenn Dick: 2nd Row: Jimmy Raley. Paul Mason. Susie Hooks, Jeff Griffis, Jon Mayhall, Tammy Simpson, Belinda Wright, Sarah King. Becky Williamson, Pam Mason, Karen Tray wick. Becky Ferguson, Craig Atkins: 3rd Row: Denise Perkins. Rip Britton, Rene Todd, Charlotte Deloache. Darlene Lovvorn, Pam Jolly. Gloria Ethridge, Mrs. Sharon Johnson (Sponsor). 121 Distributive Education Clubs of America lsi Row: Sieve Cantrell, Valerie Davis, Glenn Dick, Pam Whisenant, Tim Vandcrburg, Gigi Burnett; 2nd Row: John Hendrix, Mrs. Olys Hildreth (Sponsor), Maurice Todd, Charles Carter. Alan Rayburn; 3rd Row: Allison Jordan. Buddy Sisson, Patti Brodie, Wally Kruk. Julie Galemore, Tony Hartshome; 4th Row: Lisa Rawlings, Carla McWhorter. Debbie Comer, Jamie Hill. Mike Lee. 1st Row: Sherry Miles. Jaye Rowe. John Bates, Eugene West, David Holcomb, Keith Jackson; 2nd Row: Willie Mae Holloway, Dorothy Glenn, Kevin Harris, Keith Parris. Joel Jolly. Tim Cleary: 3rd Row: Mike Sanders, Mike White, Bryan Waldrop. Ken Johnson. Lamar Cleveland. Mark Lawrence: 4th Row: Tim Howard, Angel Triola. Marty Tharp, Randy Simmons. Terry Howard. Brian Whitley, Joe Simmons. Sam Howard. 122 OFFICERS: Cathy Thomas (Reporter), Denise Perkins (Vice-Pres.), Genie Hemphill (Secretary). Ren6 Todd (President) Future Business Leaders of America is a national vocational education organization in high schools in all 50 states. Experiences in FBLA arc designed to help create Interest in business occupations, promote good citizenship, and encourage achievement in academic and vocational skill subjects. 1st Row. Brenda Nichols. Neva Gray. Sandy Cleary. Cathy Thomas, Nan Byram, Paula Chaffin, Susan Conway: 2nd Row: Karen Argo, Lisa Melvin, Diane Parsons, Tammy Simpson. Cindy Cleary, Pam Mason, Kim Gobcr. Suzanne Montgomery. Mrs. Linda Gilmore (Sponsor): 3rd Row: Louise McCall. Donna West, Karyn Wald, Sharlcne Webster. Genie Hemphill; 4th Row: Norma Crump. Pam Camp, Denise Perkins. Dorothy Glenn, Micha Malone, Nicole Feagin, Ms. Cheryl McClure (Sponsor). F.B.L.A. 123 M Club (Bottom Stage Band (Top) 1st Row: Karen Adkins. Bobby McLendon, Evan Seale. Steve Kittrell. David Arnold: 2nd Row: Alcsia Harris. Michael Carlen. Alex Little. Jeff Griffis, Tom Seabury. Marty Tharpe, Jake McQueen: 3rd Row: Mr. Randall Harwell (Director). Sharron Dick. Belinda Wright, Kerry Black. Mac Harper, Steve Brandon. Tommy Fox. Sarah King, Mike Townsend. 1st Row: Ted Nelson, Chris Lisenby, Mitch Baggett, Bill Gandy, David Woods: 2nd Row: David Lisk. Bruce Battle. Mark Dylc, Butch Hudspeath, Gary Edwards. Steve Harrison. Scott Hallford. Geno Howton, Dennis Weatherby. Charles Boren: 3rd Row: Mike Fox. Craig Atkins, Robert Goodner, Jim Kennedy. David Powell, Wayne Waid, Mitch Herron, Wesley Chaffin. Ronald Coleman: 4th Row: Mike Owens. Jesse Shepeard, Melvin Files, Pierre Ward, Marty Brown, John Donaldson, Gary Harrison. James Vacarella. Kevin Harris: 5th Row: Charlie Watkins, Marvel Robinson, Richard Lewis, Mance Terry, Shoney Youne, Paul Mason, David Black. Earl Miller. Future Homemakers of America Lavcrnc Watts, Cassandra Garrett, Cynthia Moore. Danette McSweeney, Jamie Hill, Delois Long, Veronica Davis, Mimi Moore. This year the Future Homemakers of America and Home Economics were opened to boys and girls. The Home Economics Department consists of a full program of four years of Home Ec and one year of Family Living. The main objective of FHA, which is a service organization, is to promote individual, family and community growth and development. 1st Row: Mrs. Debra Young, V. Davis, M. Moorer, C. Moore, J. Hill, D. McSweeney, C. Garrett. D. Long. L. Watts, Mrs. Allison Bradley, Advisor; 2nd Row: D. Bailey. J. Basdcn. J. Bates, T. Black, I. Brown, J. Burgess, P. Chaffin, L. Cooley, T. Cleary, B. Crooms, R. Crenshaw, D. Dorroh; 3rd Row: K. Files, B. Frazier, P. Galloway, L. Griffin, M. Harper, G. Hemphill, D. Holcomb: 4th Row: G. Holmes, D. Howze, M. Johnson. A. Jordan, L. Lewis, D. McClain. C. McClinton, B. McKay, S. May. K. Miller, L. Oates; 5th Row: C. Watkins. L. Parker. G. Pitts, J. Raley. R. Rupert, C. Smitherman, A. Snyder, K. Stokes, C. Stone. S. Taylor, C. Abraham: 6th Row: N. Tidmore, K. Todd, D. Weaver. D. West. G. Adams. C. Allen, S. Alsobrooks, M. Barnett, C. Bell, B. Britton, A. Chandler, R. Ciscerol, A. Coleman; 7th Row: C. Crear, K. Cribbs, N. Crump, L. Dougherty, D. Davis, R. Echols, A. Edmonson. K. Elmore, S. Epperson. L. Ferguson, S. Fleming, D. Frison; 8th Row: J. Frison, R. Gamble, P. Harrell, D. Hazel, J. Hegler, J. Hudson, A. Johnson. B. Johnson, C. Jordon, L. Lcvert, P. Mann; 9th Row: D. McKay, D. McLain, A. Miller, S. Parker. T. Price, K. Richards. M. Rupert, K. Skelton, R. Shows; 10th Row: J. Sims, Y. Smith, A. Sparks. J. Vice, S. Weaver, M. Williams. Key Club This is the first year for the Key Club at Midfield High School. It is a service organization dedicated to helping the community through service projects. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Midfair. Midfield representatives were honored by Kiwanians Ralph Boykin and Tom Mulier. Front Row: Chuck Vaughan. Joey Ratcliff. Jeff Griffis. Mark Catnp. Jimmy Hoffman: Back Row: John Hendrix. Jon Mayhall. Gene Whitt. Dennis Perkins, Neil Brake. Mark Smith, Mike Garlen: (Not Pictured: Robert Goodner, Tommy Fox.) 126 EDITOR: Becky Williamson SPONSOR: Miss Pat Martin Annual Staff Represents All Classes FRESHMAN EDITOR: Carol Sessions and FACULTY EDITOR: Tammy Howard Q JUNIOR EDITORS: Susan Brooks, Sharon Poer, Pam Garland. Cynihia Harless, and Pam Camp SOPHOMORE EDITORS: Sheila Smith. Sandra Hardy, and Kim West 127 Editors Keflect” Happenings of 1976-1977 PHOTOGRAPHERS: Dennis Perkins and Sieve Kitirell SPORTS EDITORS: Linda Sioudermire, Dclois Long. Lesli Getts. CLUB EDITORS: Karen Argo and Louise McCall STUDENT LIFE EDITORS: Darlene Mickle and Kathy Underwood Seniors 29 Hall of Fame Chosen 1. The Senior Hall of Fame is the exact spot for MARY JO CAGLE. Noted for her outstanding scholarship and personality. She participates in several clubs and is a great favorite among her classmates and teachers. She is also very talented. With all these qualities, it is no wonder she was voted MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. ' 2. GLORIA ETHRIDGE has been chosen for the Senior Hall of Fame because of her scholastic ability and school spirit. She serves as head cheerleader and is involved in many club activities. Gloria was also chosen as ••MOST ATHLETIC” and is a class favorite. 3. CRAIG ATKINS is known for his remarkable scholastic ability and his leadership. He is president of the Beta Club and was chosen ’’MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED.” Craig is very athletic and takes great pride in everything he does. This is why he was chosen for the Senior Hall of Fame. 4. DEBBIE MCCINTY Is recognized in ihe Hall of Fame for her cheerful personality and leadership. Beta Club, annual and newspaper staffs arc some of her school activities. Debbie is the first female president of the senior class and is well-liked by her classmates. She was also voted Most Thoughtful” in Who's Who. 5. Artistic ability and outstanding scholastic achievement arc associated with JERRY FERGUSON. He is a hard working person and is always ready to help others. These important qualities make him eligible for the Hall of Fame. 6. A place In the Hall of Fame has been chosen for GARY EDWARDS. He is a member of the MHS football, basketball, and baseball teams and was voted Most Athletic.” He has won many awards for his remarkable athletic abilities and Is a favorite among his classmates. 131 1. The Senior Hall of Fame includes GLENN DICK because of his fantastic scholarship and dependability. He is an active member of the DECA Club and the Beta Club. Because of this, Glenn's place has been well-earned. 2. The Senior Hall of Fame is the perfect place for PAM MASON because of her dependability and outstanding cooperation. She Is an active member of such clubs as Beta Club and FBLA. She is also a special favorite among her classmates and teachers. 3. RUSSELLE HUBBARD Is in the Hall of Fame for his scholarship. dependability, and friendly disposition. He is quite talented and has contributed much of his artistic ability to various school projects. His cooperation with others is a true asset to his character. 132 4. MELVIN FILES Is recognized in the Senior Hall of Fame for his scholastic ability and his terrific personality. He is a member of the M-Club and the MHS basketball team and has won many awards for his athletic ability. Melvin is also very artistic. 5. RENE TODD deserves a place in the Senior Hall of Fame for her dependability and service to the school. She is president of the Student Council and FBLA and is an active member of various other clubs. As you can see. Rene is a true leader. 6. TIM VANDERBURG was selected for the Hall of Fame because of his great athletic ability and outstanding personality. Although he is in DECA, his DECA job does not interfere with his schoolwork for he keeps an A average. 133 Homecoming, Stunt Night and Graduation Keep Senior Officers Occupied SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Doris Taylor. Secretary; Bill Heaton. Vice-President; Debbie McGInty, President: Karyn Waid, Treasurer; Becky Williamson, Historian. 134 Special Touch Added by Senior Favorites 1. Gloria Ethridge and Bill Heaton 2. Ted Nelson and Becky Thomas 3. Mar ' Jo Cagle and Scott Hallford 135 Who’s Who Among 1. Most Dependable Pain Mason and Jimmy Raley 2. Best Personality Becky Thomas and Bill Heaton 3. Most Attractive Michael Morsby and Lynda Parker 136 MHS Seniors 4. Craziest Ginger Moore and Chris Lisenby 5. Most Intellectual Jerry Ferguson and Tammy Simpson 6. Friendliest Denise Perkins and Ted Nelson 137 1. Best Bod Robert Hubbard and Sabrina Houser 2. Most School Spirit John Pate and Dorothy Glenn 3. Most Thoughtful Debbie McGinty and John Bates 138 39 Special Places for Special Faces 4. Most Athletic Gloria Ethridge and Gary Edwards 5. Most Courteous Karyn Waid and Tim Vanderburg 6. Most Likely to Succeed Craig Atkins and Mary Jo Cagle Senior Superlatives 1. iMosi Soul Mance Terry and Gwen Hardy 2. Best All Around Cathy Thomas and Mitch Baggett 3. Most Bashful Russelle Hubbard and Donna Cobb Chosen for Class of ’77 4. Best Dressed Rene Todd and Charles Carter 5. Most Talented Donna Goldman and Terry Ferguson 6. Biggest Flirt Celeste Fulton and Scott Hallford Ml In Our Years Here ai Midfield Aretha Adams Deborah Gail Bailey John Thomas Bates Anthony Craig Atkins Cynthia Lynn Barnes Charlendra A. Boglin Mitchell Wade Baggett Teresa Jill Basden Belinda Gail Britton We Experience . . . Mary Jo Cagle Jeffery Sykes Burgess d Fredrick Earl Carter Steve Cantrell Charles Ray Carter 143 The Places, People, and Activities Paula Louise Chaffin Susan Denise Conway Talmadgc Crawford Karen Sue Chaple LeAnn Cooley Donna Jo Cobb Wanda Lynne Cox 1 44 That Make Us Happy Cheryl Diane Crear Reginald Crenshaw Belinda Denise Croom Kenneth Wayne Crowson Susan Renee Cummings 145 Norma Jeanne Crump Valerie Maria Davis Whether Alone Cindy Leigh Dawson Charlotte Annette DeLoache Mark Reese Dyle Gary Lynn Edwards Risa Dawn Dorroh Kim Allyson Elmore 146 or Together . . . V. Gloria Jean Ethridge Nicole Feagin Terry Lynn Ferguson Melvin Ray Files Sammy Lee Epperson Jerry Lee Ferguson Renea Lynn Freeman 147 We Grow and 148 Carolyn Celeste Fulton Dorothy Glenn William Phillip Lawrence Galloway Donna Goldman Susan Guanea Greene Scott David Hallford Gwendolyn Hardy Mickey McGarvin Harper, Jr. W9 High School Is Learning io Live . . . Anita Faye Hawkins William Allen Heaton and Living to Learn . . . II Raymond Hicks Jeffrey Heglar Eugenia Linn Hemphill Charlotte Lorcnc Hilt David Anthony Holcomb Memories of What Has Been Tammy Holmes Earl E. Howton, Jr. Keith Alan Jackson Lorenzo Ray Jacdson, Jr. Frcdia Regenia Jenkins 152 and Anticipation of What Will Be Steven Anthony Kitirell Thomas Scott Kuykendall Catrlna Danette Lambert The Dreams and 154 Hopes of Yesterday . . . Danetie Louise McSweeney _______i Jacob Henry McQueen Robert Bobby McLendon Micha Diane Malone Linda Diane Martin Daryl Clay Mashbum 'amcla Ann Mason Are Reflected in the Sherry Yvonne Miles Michael Eugene Morsby Ginger Lois Moore Nellice Moore Jerome Morton Michael Anthony Nalls Ted Alfred Nelson. Jr. Debra Lynn Nelson Lavem Elizabeth Oates 156 Reality of Today . . . Lynda Anne Parker David Keith Parris Kathy Owens Sharon Denise Perkins Anthony Petix Anthony P.B. Pettus Michael E. Pettus And Will Not Be Lost Paula Darlene Rollins Tyrone Rudolph Jeffery L. Sanders In the Haste of Tomorrow Tammy Simpson Richard George Sisson Sabrina Yvette Snyder We Are No Longer Doubtful Karen Anneite Stokes Doris Elaine Taylor Sharon Darcel Taylor Of What We’re Living For Mance Terry Cathy Lynn Thomas Rebecca Ann Thomas Donald Wayne Tift Evelyn Thomas Gwendolyn Rend Todd 161 We’ll Take One Last Look Karyn Lynn Waid Maurice Jimmy Todd James Michael Warren Michael Kenneth Towasend David Roland Watkins At Yesterday and Begin 163 Tomorrow Hand in Hand. Michael Wayne While Cynthia Gale Williams NOT PICTURED: Renee Cole Luther Culpepper Joyce Dorsey Tyrone Gray Deborah Harris David Hampton Lisk Jesse She pea rd John Ernest Pate James Tift Timothy Rodgers Vanderburg Kathy Lynn Willis William Gene Young Jr. 164 Valencia Wilson Worrnley Bobby A1 Young Saluiatorian - Terry Ferguson Senior Honors Shared by Terry, Jerry, and Mary Valedictorian - Jerry Ferguson This year the role of Valedictorian is being shared by two students. JERRY FERGUSON is a straight A student and is incredibly talented. MARY JO CAGLE also has a straight A average and made the highest score on her ACT test that anyone in Midfield High School's history has ever scored. The Saluiatorian title is taken by TERRY FERGUSON who is also an outstanding student. He is very talented like his twin brother, Jerry. Valedictorian - Mary Jo Cagle 165 Senior Directory State tltion ILL BASDEN unentakers of Amcri [OHNl PH A 4 CHAKLENDRj FHA: Art Clu1 GAIL ARETHA ADAMSi, ANTHONY CRAIG ATKINS nish Club 2.(3: Math Club IT Beta ub 2. 3. 4. PresItifctlT 4: Student Council 1: M-Club 4 Class favorite 4; •’Most Likely to Succeed 4 ITtfl LL WADE BAGGETT M-Cl«b 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3, 4; Art Club 3: Class Favor- TjHfe: Who's Who BeifcAll Around 4: ■ plain Football DEBO DEBORAH GAIL BAILEY FHA 1. 2: Student Council 1 CYNTHIA LYNN BARNES DEC A Club 3. 4; Treasure Place Advertising Di Finalist St Club 3: FHA 2. 3. 4 ’ 1 JEFFREY SYKES BURGESS J Basketball 2; FHA 4 MARY JO CAGLE Beta Club 2. 3. 4, insurer FHA 2; Speech ub 2: Ijifcvtpapcr Staff 3. Assistant Editod; Sludeut Council 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4j in Who Senior resentati ing Court High School In American High School Stud Spirit Club 1. 2. 4; Junior Varsity REGINALD CRENSHAW Cheerleader 1; Math Club 4: OutstanU- FHA 1: Art Ci ; Senior Hall of Fame: Likely to Succeed ! fEI.INDA DENIS CROOM j Girls State Rep- fha 4; Choir 4? Jk Governor: Homecom- dlnu 3°f •lD‘wh'S K|{ENN'ETH 'AVNE CgOWSON 0 — ii i. of 3. 4; Football 4 Valedictorian ANNETTE SELF CANADA Student Council 2. 3. 4: FBLA 3: French Club 2 }' STEVE CANTRELL DECA 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4: An Club 4 Who PAULA --‘FHA 1. 2. 4: Majorette 3, Assistant 3: Class ENSUE CHAPLE 5j| French Club 2; Band 1.2. 3: Student Council 4 DONNA JO COBB Band 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 2: Choir 3; Band Librarian 4; Settlor Who’s Who Most Bashful SUSAN DENISE CONWAY Spirit Club 3: FBLA 3. 4; Office Assistant 2; Library CRAWFORD CHERYL DI ANE CREAR PH A 1 NORMA JEANNE CRUMP FHA 1. 4; FBLA 3. 4 French Club 2: Office 4 AN RENEE CUMMINGS ANNETTA DELORIOUS DAVIS FHA 1. 2: Band 1. 2, 3. 4 MELBA LLAlNEOAYis Wjiihlngion Y-Tcenr-I, 2: Banc 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3 VALERIE CINDY LEIGH DAWSON Beta Club 2 , 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Band 1 2, 3. 4: Band Historian 3, 4; Anftual 4. Senior Section: Society of Distinguished American High School Students;. 1 CHARLOTTE ANNETTE DELOACHE Latin Club 1; Beta Club 4: Senior Student Council. Junior Homeroom Representative. Senior Homeroom Representative, Queen's Court 3; Junior Class Secretary. Senior Class Church Sc ctlon sidcntial Physical Fitness 3; Art C :n. 1. 2. 3; Ribbon for H mile run in P.E.: Quarter English Award 4 HERBERT GLENN DICK BETA Club 1, 2. 3. 4; DECA 3. U, President. Math 1; Hall of Fat National Society of Distinguished Hij School Students RiSA DAWN DORR AH Band 1. 2. 3; Colorguard 2; FHA 4 MARK REESE DYLE M. Club 4: Football 1. 4 GARY LYNN EDWARDS FHA 4; M. Club 3. 4: Football 1. 2, 3. -1 Basketball 1, 3. 3. 4bail 1. 2, 3. 4: Library 2. 3: Class Favorite 1: Seniors Who's Who ‘'Most Athletic 4! Baseball Big Play Award 3; Representative for Midfield High School B'liatn Bulls-. Football Player of the Week In Birmingham Post Herald; Senior Hull of Fame. Basketball Team Captain 4; Most Valuable Football Player 4 French Club 1; M-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball Team's MVP: All Independent Team: MVP Area 8 Playoffs; All County Team: Best Team Rebounder 3; 2 All Tournament Teams; Senior Hall of Fame: Team Captain 3 RENE A LYNN FREEMAN Trl-Hl-Y 1. 2. 3, secretary 3t Red Cross 1. Band 1. 2, 3t Majorette 2. 3: FHA 4 CAROLYN CELESTE FlILTON Cheerleader 1. 2. 3, 4: Trl-Hl-Y 2. 3; FBLA 3; Homecoming Queen 4i Who's Who Biggest Flirt ’ 4 KIM ALLY SON ELMORE FHA •; EPPERSO 41 SAMMY LEE 8«nd 1. 2. FHA •!. Band Letter I. 2, 3. 4 GLORIA JE Trl-Hl-Y 3; Cheerlcai mm irr-ru-i a: v-neeucaocr 1, 2. 3 . rj Co-Head 2; Head 4: Student Comic if_ 1, 2; Class President 1; Vice-President 2; Co-Editor Newspaper 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Class Favorites 1. 4; Hall of Rep. tor B. 'ham Bulls NICOLE FEAG1N i FHA 1; Student Council 2: Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4; Chrlsimflt Play 4; FBLA District Competition 1st Place in JERRY LEE FERGUSON Art Club 3: Beta Club 4: Math Club 4: Senior Hall of Fame, 8onlor Who' Who Most Intellectual. Valedictorian FERRY LYNN FERGUSON Beta Club 4: Art 3; Math 4; Who's Who •‘Most Talented;' National Society of Distinguished High School Students 3. 4: s.ilmatorlan PHILLIP LA WHENCE GALLOWAY Spanish Club 4: FHA 4: ant 2. 3 PATRICIA CIADA 4 J Spanish 1. 2; Library-Assistant 3 DOROTHY GLENN f I DFCA 4: PULA 4 JANICE RENEE GO!) � A4 A Tri-HI-Y t Secretaty 2. Tr differ o; FBLA-S. secretary: Red Cross 1: FHA 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4; Spirit Club 3; Who's Who Most Talented SUSAN GUANEA t-REENE FHA 1 LAJUANDA YVANNE GROOMS FBLA 3, 4; FHA 3. 41 Spirit Club 2. 3 SCOTT DAVID HALLFORD M-Club 3, 4: Football Team 2. 3. 4: Crier Staff I: WhbS Who Biggest FLin: ' Senior Favorite GWENDOLYN HARDyJ| FHA 1 MELVIN RAY FILES CHRISTOPHER I AY HARRIS Band 1, 3 DEBRA DARLENE HARRIS RICHARD KEVIN HARRIS Football Team 4; Library Auisuni 3, 4 STEVE FRANKLIN HARRISON Football Team 1. 3. 4: Basketball 1: Baseball 3, 4; M-Club 3. 4 TAMMY HARRISON FHA 2 ANITA FAYE HAWKINS Band 2. 3 WILLIAM ALLEN HEATON Spanish Club 2. 3: Student Council 4: Annual 3: Newspaper Editor 4; Class Officer. Vice-President 4; Class Favorite 4; Who's Who Best Personal- JEFFREY HEGLAR Basketball 1, 2; Football i; Choir 3. 4 CHARLOTTE LORENE HITT WILLIE MAE HOLLOWAY Pep ClUb 2; Spanish Club 2; FHA 1 |4; DECA 4 . FBLA 2 TAMMY HOLMES Red Cross Club 1; Trl-Hl-Y 1. 2, ]3; Student Council 1: Miss Reflections . FbLA 3. 4: DECA Club 3 SABRINA RENAY HOUSER ■panlch Club 2 Student Council 1. : .Miss Reflection Contest I; Choir 4; Who' - Who Beat Bod EARLE. HOWTON JR. Football 3. 4; M-Club 3. 4 ROBERT CHARLES HUBBARD Spanish Club 2. 3: Who's Who B Bod: Society of Distinguished Hi s School Students 167 RUSSELLE LOUIS HUBBARD Spanish Club 2. 3: French Club 3; Student Council 1: Seniors Hall of Fame: Who's Who Most; Bashful; Society of Distinguished High School Students 4 KEITH ALAN JACKSON FHA 4; DECA 4: Mr . Reflections 4 LORINZO RAY JACKSON JR. Spanish Club 3 EVELYN MARIE JONES ■LdChoir l, 3: Marathon-Y-Teens 1; Band FBLA 3 SANDRA RENEA JONES FBLA 2. 4; FBLA, President 3: Trf- H-Y 3: Annual 3 JIMMY DUANE KENNEDY Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1: M-Club 3. 4: FHA STEVEN ANTHOY KITTRELL Red Cross 1: Stage Band 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 4: Annual Staff 4: Spanish Club 2 THOMAS SCOTT KUYKENDALL CATRINA DANETTE LAMBERT FHA 1. 2 MARK LEE LAWRENCE Annual Staff 3: DECA 4 CHISTOPHER ALAN LISENBY Football 1. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: M-Club 3. 4 FHA 4: Who's Who Craziest DAVID HAMPTON LISK DEBORAH DENISE McCLAlN FHA 2. 3. 4; Pep Club J. 2. 3: Volleyball Team -U Girls' Basketball Team Play Off 3; Choir 4: Certificate for Girls' Basketball Playoffte TERESA DIANE McCLENDON Band 1. 2. 3: Rifle Corps3: Annual 3 DEBRA RENE McGlNTY Annual Staff 3. 4: Organizations Editor enior Section 4; FHA 3: Rep' FHA 3: Senior President 4: Junior Class Treasurer: Beta Club 2. 3, 4: Library Assistant 2: Spirit Club 3; Crier Staff 3, 4: Who's Who Most Thoughtful 4. Senior Hall of Fame 4: Who's Who of American High School Students 3: Finalist In Miss Reflections 3 BARBARA JEANNE McKAY Red GfosB Student Council: Office Ass't; Pep Club 1 Spanish Club: FBLA Spiri- Club 3: Tri-Hi-'. . Student Council 3; FHA 4: FHA Class Vice-President4i DECA 4 JACOB HENRY McOUEEN Band ! . .!. . I: Stage Band 3. 4; Bas- ketball l: Annual Sraff 1.2. 3: Annual Business Mgr. 3: Student Council 4 SHERRY YVONNE MILES Pep Club 1; FHA 3; DECA 1 ' l GINGER LOIS MOORE Art Club 4. Vice-President 4: FHA 1, 2. 3: Annual Staff 3. 4. Add Section Editor 3. Senior Editor 4: Girls' Basketball Team 1. 3, Captain 3: Senior Representative: Girls' Basketball Play Offs 3: Ccrtificat Basketball Play Off 3: Senior's Wh o's Who Craziest , I: Bet: Dressed Spirit Week 50's Day 4 MICHAEL EUGENE MORSBY FHA 4; Who's Who Most Attractive MICHAEL ANTHONY NALLS TED ALFRED NELSON JR. Student Councils M-Club 3. 4: FHA i; Claw Favorite 2, 4; Who's v. ho Friendliest t, LAVERN ELIZABETH OATES Pep Club 4: FHA 4 LYNDA ANNE PARKER FBLA 3; Class Officer 4; FHA 1} Class Favorite 2. 3: Who’s Who Most Attractive 4 DANETTE LOUISE McSWEENEY FHA 1. 2. 3 pliiRr Library AssrVfcm J. 2: D.E. a 1. 2. 3 ( MICHA DIANE MALONE FBLA 3, 4; Student Council 1; Volleyball Team 1: Newspaper Staff 1: Office Asst. 3: Spirit Club 3; German Club 1; Science Club 1 SHARON DENISE PERKINS FBLA 3, 4. Sec-Treas. 4; BETA Club 2. 4; Spanish Club 2: Student Council 4: Society of Distm Vfshed American School Students; Who Friendliest; First Place in District and State FBLA Shorthand Competition; Miss FBLA District 4 DARYL CLAY MASHBURN M- Club 4; Choir 3; Football 4; Baseball 4: Football Letter 4; Baseball Letter 4 DELOIS LONG FHA 2, 3. 4; FHA Secretary 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3: Pep Club Secretary 3: Miss Reflections Finalist 2: Intramural BasketbalK3; Volleyball 4: Annual Sports Section 4 Library Assistant 2. 3, 4; Art Club 1 PAMELA ANN MASON FBLA 3. 4: Beta Club 3h4. Secretary 3; Spirit Club 3: Crier Staff 3: Office Asst, i, 2. 3, 4; Library Asst. 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Hall of Fame: Who's Who Most Dependable: Award for Scholastic Excellence ANTHONY PETIX ANTHONY PETTUS MICHAEL E. PETTUS DENNIS GEORGE PHILLIPS Beta 2. 3: Class President 3; An Club 3: French Club 2: Newspaper Staff 1, 168 2, 3; Boys’ state Elected Auditor: Society of Distingtriahed High School Students 3, 4: Jefferson County Alabama Alumni Aware WVlcc-Pr, Ban H 2, Vice-President Band spirited .md Da caud Band N fRi MARY CAROLYN TRAY WICK Band 1. 2. 3: Ride r A I. 2; Annual Staff 3 ! A KBAR A SI EVENS JAMES HOWARD RA Beta Club 2. 3, 4: Lib! FHA 4: Baseball Team $ ball Letter KATRENA FAYE REYNO FHA 3: Pep Club 3: Volleyball Team o KAREN YVONNE RODGERS Clioir 3: Band 3. -I PAULA DARLENE ROLLINS Pep Club I: FHA 2 TYRONE RUDOLPH Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball Letter 2 JEFFERY L. SANDERS VICKIE LYNN SANDERS FHA 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 2 PATRICIA ANN SHARPE JESS SHEPEARD FHA 4: Football: Basketball I. 2, 3. 4 TAMMY SIMPSON Beta Club 2. 3. 4: FBLA 3. 4; Spirit Club 3: Office Assistant 4: Student Council 4: Who's Who “Most Intellectual 4: 3rd Place Gene’ral Clerical in FBLA District Compctiti Mtociety of Distinguished American High fbhool Students 3. 4: Award HOC Scholastic Achievement for Being irapper !Jr s of Junior Students in Jefferson County 3 RICHARD GEO DEC A 3, 4 ASHELL 1; Pep 1 Team KAREN ANNETTE STOKES Library Assistant 1, 3, 4: FH AJ|. DORIS ELAINE TAYLOR Spanish Club 2. 3: FHA 2, | paurhall 1: Senior Class Secretary SHARON DARCEL TARLOR Art Club 1, 2, 3. 4: FHA 3. 4 REBECCA ANN THOMAS FBLA 3. 4: TrjHl-Y 3: Cl who,.“Best Personality’ Favorite 4 DONALD WA Choir 3. 4 GWENDOLYN Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2 Vice-President Spanish Club Student Vice F Senior Hall of F Dressed” nt Cot Jell 3, 4: 3. 4; Who’s Who “Best KAREN LOUISE TRAYWlCK Band 1. 2. 3. 4: BandrHisiorian 3. 4: FHA 1: Annual Staff 4, Senior Section Editor: Society t� l Distinguished American High School � ERS VANDERBURC. Treasurer 4: Bi-Racial 2: Spanish Club 1. 2: First Place Trophy for Drivers 2: Education Competition Jeff County Awards for Excellence in Biology and Spanish 2 KARYN LYNN WAID Spanish Club 2. Historian 2: Choir 2: Annual Staff 3: FBLA 4: Student Council 4: Senior Class Treasurer: Class Oueen 2i Who’s Who “Most Courteous;’ Varsity Cheerleader 4: Crier Staff 4. Editor 4 JAMES MICHAEL WARREN French Club; Art Club 2; Art Club. President 3 DAVID ROLAND WATKINS Art Club 3. 4 LA VERNE WATTS DECA 3; FHA President 3. 4: Class President 1 TERRECIA SHARLENE WEBSTER French Club 1, Secretary 1; FBLA 3, 4; Annual Staff 2. 3: Library Assistant 3; Band 2, 3: Color Guard 2, 3: Flag Captain 3: Class T:uA Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3; Cheerleader i CUvtFavoritc LOUIE THOMAS WEL N Band 1. IJEvA i FHA R iffERT LEONARD SPJGNER JR. a� � '3S-Stage Ba 3. 4� -Captain 3, 4. Office Assistant ... 4: Queen of Hearts 2nd Alternate £ V 1 v PAMALA CHARLENE WHISENANT Choir 2: FHA 1. 2: Treasurer 1; DECA 3: Reporter 3: DECA Vice-President 4 MICHAEL WAYNE WHITE DECA 4 ANDRE WILLIAMS Art 2, 3, 4 CYNTHIA DIANE WILLIAMS Band 1. 2 ’Cynthia gale williams FHA 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls Volleyball Team 3. 4; Girls' Basketball Play Off Certificate 3 REBECCA LYNN WILLIAMSON Science Club I: Crier Staff 3. 4: Beta Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 3. 4. Editor 4: FHA 2.3. Secretary 3: Class Officer Historian 4: Student Council 3. 4: Spirit Club 3: Bessemer News Correspondent 4: Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students.3, 4 KATHY LYNN WILLIS Band 1: FHA: DECA 1 CYNTHIA FAYE WILSON FHA 1. 2: English Award 1 _ VALENCIA WILSON WORMLEY Spanish Club 1 BILLY YOUNG French Club BOBBY AL YOUNG What has Renee Cole got herself into? Donna Cobb wonders if it's ''Butter' or Parkay. 170 171 Underclassmen Spirit and Pride Rate Gina Adams Karen Argo David Arnold Cheryl Baker Valarie Ball Teny Bates Bruce Battle Clifford Bell Kerry Black Charles Boren Rip Britton Many Brown Gigi Burnett Nan Byram Gary Calvert Pam Camp Brenda Castleberry Rend Caner 172 With Juniors Wesley Chaffin Cindy Cleary Sandy Cleary Lamar Cleveland Terry Cockrell Debbie Comer Donna Cooper Tracy Crago Vicki Culwell Derriek Cunningham Rod Davis Ronald Davis Janice Dent Sharon Dick Wcndonlyn Dillard John Donaldson Ronnie Echols Ava Edmonson 173 Juniors Reach Clayton Edwards Yolanda Edwards Jeff Elrod Susan Evans Virgil Fancher Becky Ferguson Ronald Forte Bobbie Fowler Greg Fox Mike Fox Tommy Fox Pam Garland Michael Garlcn Leili Gem Frank Glass Kim Gober Robert Goodner Eva Gray 174 Higher Goals Neva Gray Valarie Grooms Brenda Hamilton Robbie Hamilton Ricky Hand Cynthia Harless Tony Hartshorne Mary Hazel Randy Hazel Joan Henderson Mitch Herron Lee Higginbotham Debbie Higgins Kris Higgins Vera Hill Jimmy Hoffman Jackie Holifield Lisa Holmes 175 Juniors Find Time Howard, Edward Howton. Gina Hudspeath, Butch Hydrick, Ginger Jones, Celestine Jones, Laura Jones, Susie Alan, Johnson Johnson, Jenetta Johnson, Myrteese Johnson, Ray Kallies, Kenneth Sarah. King Knox, Greg Lambert, Tammy Letson. Ken Lewis. Richard Little, Alex 176 to Socialize Lloyd, Terri Mason. Cindy Matthews. Lora McCall. Louise McCann. Eva Melvin. Lisa Mickle. Darlene Montgomery, Suzanne Moore. Fred Morgan. Harvest Nichols. Brenda Owens. Mike Palmer. Reginald Parsons, Diane Parsons. Jan 177 Anticipation of the Future Patsy Petix David Phillips Sharon Poer David Powell Maria Puckett Joey Ratcliff Jill Redmond Ken Robins Jay Rowe Ellick Ruffin Anthony Sanders Evan Seale Joe Simmons Linda Stoudermire Yvette Sturdivant Jerome Terry BarTy Tucker Kathy Underwood 178 Dominates Juniors’ Thoughts James Vacarclla Ricky Vanderver Pam Venz Wayne Waid Brian Waldrop Charlie Watkins Ginny Watkins Norris Watkins Reginald Watkins Randy White Brian Whitley Renesia Whitman Chris Williams Mary Wilson David Woods Belinda Wright Jeff Young 179 Special Juniors Are Alex Little and Cindy Cleary 180 Chosen as Favorites 181 Charles Boren and Patsy Pelix Junior Officers Are Dedicated W orkers Suzanne Montgomery — Treasurer, Rip Britton — President, Lora Matthews — Secretary, Darlene Mickle — Vice-President. 182 A Day in the Life of Juniors 183 Together and Alone 184 Sophomores Elect Favorites Lyn Bonds, David Gober, Carol Capellan, Earl Miller • 85 Officers Rank Paul Mason - Vice President Front Row: Dee Godwin, Paul Mason Second Row: Alesia Harris, Susan Sager 186 High in Sophomore Class 187 Sophomores Lend Cheryl Abraham Karen Adkins Terri Baggett Carol Ball David Black Kathy Boatwright Lyn Bonds Linda Boutwell Neil Brake Ronnie Brandon Steve Brandon Patti Brodie Pam Burchfield Bobby Jo Cagle Kathy Camp 188 a helping hand 189 Tim Cole Ronald Coleman Debbie Comer Gregg Cottis Edna Cox Mark Camp Carol Capellan Vicki Carlson Elaine Carr Jay Cartcc Larry Carter Shirlaine Carter Mark Ceraso Linda Chancellor Brenda Cobb Sophomores Work Karen Cribbs Jeff Crim Tammy Cummings Veronica Davis Vicki Davis Michelle Donald Lisa Doughtery Tcna Even John Fagin Billy Fancher Greg Ferguson Kathy Files Brenda Frazier Debra Franklin Julie Galemore Hard at M.H.S. Rhonda Gentry David Gobar Dee Godwin Sherry Goodwin Jeff Gray Jeff Griffis Mike Grill Sandra Hardy Alesia Harris Davcy Harris Terri Hayes Angie Headley John Hendrix Kelly Hicks Terri Higdon 5 out of 8 B-Team Jamie Hill Tia-Juanna Hollaway Cynthia Holmes Kim Honea Susie Hooks Tammy Howard Janice Hubbard Bruce Hudson Joy Hudson Danny Ingram Gregg Jackson Robby Jackson Pam Jolley Tammy Jolly Charlie Jones 192 Cheerleaders Are Sophomores Alison Jordan Cynthia Jordan James Kent Wally Kruk Ronald Lathan Joe Lee Laverne Levert Darlene Lovvcrn Pam Mann Jon Mayhall Paul Mason Julie McBride Dava McClain Carla McWhorter Earl Miller In Memoriam KENNETH BERNARD LUSTER April 16. 1961 - September 6. 1976 And whence in courage: the unanswered question, the resolute doubt. - dumbly calling, deafly listening -that in misfortune, even death, encourage others and in its defeat, stirs the soul to be strong? 193 Sophomores Work Zachary Miller Mike Mims Jayna Miichell Cynthia Moore Mi mi Moore Timmy Morgan Howard Mytrs Royce Mytrs Tammy Newell Cindy Nichols Georgia Olive Ricky Parker Dennis Perkins David Phillips Tammy Porter 194 for Future Goals Teresa Price Timmy Ramey Tommy Ramey Lisa Rawlings Billy Reid Donna Reid Arthur Riggs Rodger Roberts Chris Ruffin Mary Rupert Susan Sager Lennie Sams Keith Sanders Connie Scarbough Candis Scott 195 Sophomores Show Kamin Shelton Libby Shirley Ricky Shows JoAndra Simpson Jimmy Sims Regina Sims Randy Simmons Samuel Snider Ida Steele Mathew Stewart Larry Smith Shelia Smith Yolanda Smith Daniel Stokes Yvette Sturdivant 196 Outstanding Abilities Jay Thomas Ronald Thomas Janice Thompson Darla Underwood Janise Vice Cindy Walker Wanda Waits Sherry Weaver Kim West Randall Weston Robin Whiten Gene Whitt Mary Williams Ronnie Williams Sandra Williams Tammy Willis Jeff Wilson Comcl Windsor Frosh Choose Their rFavs’ Ruthie Cambell, Clem Webster, Ricky Hood, Paige Roton. 198 Hard Working Freshman Officers Have an Outstanding Year Darrell Clear)' - President Karla Lonergan - Vice-President 200 Freshmen Find M.H.S. Charlotte Ackers Candi Allen Sandy A Isobrooks Shari Baggett Mary Barnett Thomas Barnett Dwayne Black Teresa Black Lcann Bowers Randy Brake jenise Broome Terri Bryant Skecter Bullion Darryl Burns Jeff Burns Denny Bush Phyllis Campbell Ramona Campbell Scott Carlson Wayne Carr 202 a New Experience Terry Cauthen Angie Chandler Dennis Chamblec Cecilia Childers Rebecca Cicero Darrell Clearly David Cruce Bemadeue Davis Donald Deason Jeff Drake Laura Duke Greg Duncan Morgan Earley Eve Edmonson Diane Eskridge Dennis Evans Liz Evans Tommy Evans Debbie Fagan Steve Flaukner 203 We Find It Hard Lisa Ferguson Sharon Flemming Alan Gates Ruthy Gamble Mike Gilbert Ray Gladney Sissy Glass Jimmy Goodwin Jerri Grant Johnny Grill Millie Guamieri Anthony Hardy Pamela Harrell Edwin Harris Jimmy Hayes Phillip Hayes Nancy Haynes Donna Hazel Donna Hazel April Heaton Phillip Helms Dorothy Henderson Rachel Henry Constance Higginbotham 204 to be Serious Deedee Higginbotham Jeff Hill Gevon Holmes Martha Horton Darlene Howze Crawford Howard Ed Howard Sam Howard Lori Hyde Daphne Ingram Judy Isbell Alvin Johnson Barbara Johnson Donna Johnson Bill Jones Donna Jones Sadie Jones Barry Kachelhofer Jerry Kenedy Kim Kline Kelly Kuglar Tracy Latty Joe Lee Linda Lewis 205 We Have Moments Karla Lonergan Laurie Love Pamela Mashbum Paula Mashbum lan Masters Mickey May Susan May Cassandra McClinton Felica McClain Sarah McCune Danny McKay Belinda McMichael 206 Chris Melvin Rosanna Menriti Mariana Messer Ann Miller Cindy Moreland Tim Murphy Robin Owens Jeff Parmley Linda Pedde Andy Perry Jerry Peterson Sheila Penway Dean Pierce Gina Pius Van Pond 207 Freshmen Show Their Ken Pope Lisa Pope Tommy Prau Candi Putman Karen Richards Tammy Roberts Jerry Robertson Judy Robertson Paige Roton Renee Rupert Pat Sanders Marty Sanford Steven Sanders Sherri Savage Lisa Schuman Marsha Scott Freda Selma Tommy Sims Carol Session Robert Shows Charlotte Smith Mark Smith Teresa Smith Cathy Smitherman Ricky Smitherman April Snyder April Sparks Steve Speakman Mary Stamps Michael Stewart 208 Pride and Spirit Nathaniel Stokes Karen Swanger Kenneth Tabb Busier Temple Nancie Tidmore Missy Thomas Paige Thompson Eddie Tingle Byron Todd Jim Truelove Bernice Vacarclla Teresa Venz Chuck Vough Jeff Wallace David Walters 209 Freshmen Prove Debrah Weaver Clem Webster Cleve Whatley Alison Whiten John Whiten Ricky Wilkins Vanesa Wilson David Wright Kenneth Yerby 210 Their Points Freshmen Being Themselves 212 Advertisements MIDFIELD STANDARD OIL 100 Woodward Road Midfield 925-9841 KENNETH R. ECHOLS - Owner BROWN FURNITURE CO., INC. 5228 Valley Rd. Fairfield. Ala. Phone 788-7536 or 787-0362 We Buy, Sell, and Trade WHITTENS FOOD CENTER 825 8th Fairfield Highlands 780-9050 SONNY McCLENDON - Owner OFFICE HOME 781-2900 788-9571 orroh eating £ T Jir C onJi t 'ton in SAUS INSTALLATION SERVICt ROSSISHAGIOORROH 1013 bth strict OWNER MIOTIC LD ALA 39220 ALAQUATICS PET CENTER 1012 3rd Ave. West B'Ham 781-1115 or at Eastwood Mall Inside Newberry's Phone 595-9488_ PATHWAY BOOK STORE Midfield Shopping Center 780-4066 214 Decorating Service JEFFERSON FEDERAL THE DRAPERY SHOP SAVINGS LOAN Draperies - Upholstery - Slip Covers - Carpets Phone - 786-6869 Midfield Office - 199 Bessemer Super Hwy. 4410-A Gary Ave. YULA YOUNG Fairfield Ala. Phone 252-0281 (A.C. INVESTORS) BAGLEY'S FLORIST 2113 - Cherry Avenue Hueytown Phone 491-6976 4917 Gary Avenue Fairfield Ala. M. F. CAMP Phone 788-1643 MAYO TIRE Tires Mounted and Balanced While You Wait 301 - 20th Street - Birmingham, Alabama 715 OLD FASHIONED EMPOLYEE OF MONTH GAIL HENDERSON 10 30AM 10PM WENDY'S OLD FASHION HAMBURGERS 345 Valley Avenue Homewood Alabama 2)6 JEFFCO ELECTRIC 600 - llth Avc. Fairfield Hglds. 35228 We Do All Kinds of Electrical Repairs 217 GUARANTY PEST CONTROL 1621 Bessemer Rd. Phone “ 780-4841 Trade with somebody that really cares about you and your family. Call Brighton Drugs. Competitive prices and Free Delivery anywhere, anytime. Come by and meet the new owner of Brighton Drugs, Neil Hones, Samford graduate, who will carefully fill your prescription. 3705 Huntsville Ave. 218 BRIGHTON DRUGS Phone 425-6014 FAIR PARK AUTO SALES 3009 Bessemer Rd. Phone 786-6326 Come In and See: Linda Gani Kathy Crocker Viva Willoughby Ann Moore Norma J. Downs SHEAR MAGIC BEAUTY SALON and SUPER CUTTERS MINI SALON 4325 Bessemer Super Highway at Holiday Bowl Phone 426-1144 WESTERN DRAPERY SERVICE CO. INC. 4618 Gary Ave. Fairfield, Ala. Phone 787-9131 JOSEPH P. GIARDINA Custom Made PHILLIP A. GIARDINA Draperies GARY M. ADAMS Bedspreads Cornices Kirsche Drapery Rods Dealer Inquiries Welcome CB Radios - Towers - Accessories BRECKS Batteries Wheels TIRE CO. Wholesale 1009 - 8th Street Midfield. Ala. 811 - 12th Ave. (Near Rutledge School) Owner Manager JAMES E. BRECKENRJDGE JERRY LOWE _________________Phone 786-4852_______________ ERWIN APPLIANCE CO. 5008 Gary Avenue Fairfield. Alabama Phone 788-5684 JIM SHORT FORD 2500 1st Avenue North Phone 322-3671 220 PYRAMID SPORTING GOODS 303 Brighton Ave. Roosevelt City 35020 CENTRAL BANKH OF BIRMINGHAM YOUR ALL DAY AND SATURDAY Mombor F.D.I.C. LOWDER REALTY 546 Bess Super Highway GINO’S 2212 31st Ensley Phone 788-9795 221 BARBRA'S FLOWERS 504 Ave. K Lipscomb Phone 428-2600 COMMUNITY PROJECTS INC. 3104C Carousel Ct. B'ham MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO 109 Park Rd. Pleasant Grove Phone 744-8171 ENGEL'S EVINRUDE, INC. 588 Bessemer Super Hwy. Midfield. Ala. Phone 424-2580 WHITEN’S Two Locations In Midfield - 406 Midfield St. 923-2595 222 223 LOYLE SEYMOUR JEWELRY CO. DR. JAMES B. FRANKS DMD 222 N. 19th St. Bessemer 200 Midfield St. Phone 923-6828 425-3482 RUSSEL-ALFORDINC. DIXIE AWNING CO. 215 3rd Ave. W. 917-12th St. S. W. Phone - 785-5103 Phone - 322-1859 133 Bess. SHAKEY'S phone - 923 6585 Super Hwy. 224 Honesty is the first chapter in the Book of Wisdom ul mI dti wl YOUR CATERPILLAR DEALER Thompson Tractor Co., Inc. BIRMINGHAM ANNISTON TUSCALOOSA DECATUR 3401 PINSON HIGHWAY 3300 HIGHWAY 31. SOU1H 3S3T SKYtAND BLVD EAST U S HIGHWAY Jl NOBTH A complete line of dairy products Barberi 8art, Barber6 __________ nolwral Goodness 225 G. C. BROWN CONTRACTING 511 Bess Super Highway Phone 428-2305 HOLIDAY BOWLING 4315 Bessemer Super Highway Phone 428-8461 Home of ihe Prestigious Strawberry Bowl LORCH-BENNETT LORCH DIAMOND SHOP 2 1909 - Third Ave. North and 208 - North 19th Street Phone 428-6383 Phone 428-2353 226 GARLAND COMPANY INC. 22 7 2427 8ih Avenue North Bessemer Phone 426-6334 SUMMIT FORD TRUCK SALES BAILEY REXALL DRUGS 3501 Airport Hwy 324-8661 Midfield Park Phone 923-1818 MILLER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING CORP. 6722 Grasse Hi Rd. Phone 785-8409 Fairfield 228 Vtlictyieed qemiVy center i s i • i,, i ' i I BILL AKERS OPTICIAN MIDFIELD BEAUTY CENTER 2029 Unit C. Warrior Rd. 5 Pt. West B ham, Ala. Office Center 214 Midfield St. 923-1606 PRO PARTS HOME AUTO SUPPLY 402 Midfield St. Phone 923-2655 229 LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE OF MIDFIELD Since 1900 230 552 Bessemer Super Highway 923-7181 Belmont Studios I 133-1 ) .Mont£onu ry Highway Main. Ala. 823-41 II Finest Captivator of High School Memories 231 I’ve Been Searching I've been running. I've been running from the seasons, from the claustrophobia of close horizons. from my own inability and from my own childhood. Just trying to find a place for myself in life and trying to make headway in the hustle and bustle of this world. I've been trying to find myself in my own way. Wondering what I'll do and wondering who I’ll be. Becky Williamson Reflec rioNs Boosters FAIRFIELD PAYLESS DRUGS Fairfld Hglds. Barber Shop Whitley Const. 4600 Gary Ave., Fairfield A Friend McLellan's Cafe Thomas Sheetmctal Co. W. M. Furniture Co. Phone: 785-4343 Gallery East Pastor. West Haven Elbert J. Buckalew Sr. Midfield Body Shop Frank, Jean Selman Elbert J. Buckalew Jr. Sue Brooks Bob Sykes Robert D. Bedford King Jewelry Rick Fulbrighi Registered Pharmacist Sambo's Restaurant White Fabrics 232 T� ylo Publishing Company Hm