Morgan County High School - Morcohi Yearbook (Hartselle, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

MORGAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Hartselle, Alabama Pat Pierson, Editor Phillip James, Business Manager Mrs. Catherine Sims, Advisor c MORCOHI iable of contents fore iv or d................. pres, of stucfent council. .... ecfitor...................... slaff-..................... dedication................... 3 4 5 6-7 8-9 principal. 10 faculty 1148 classes 19-94 features 95412 sports 113448 oryanizations 149480 advertisements 181-209 oreworcf The school year of 1964-65 was basically the same as any high school year; we studied, had fun, experienced sad moments of trial and error. There were games and dances; voices were hoarse from pep rally rooting and singing. There were brief moments of glory for some of us in sports, musical and dramatic productions. All shared the hopeless reality of exami- nations and deadlines, the semester grades, the noontime cafeteria rush. These impressions are only a few that were packed into this full year. Credit for the production of this book goes to the loyal MORCOH1 Staff. The Staff, how- ever, has furnished only the outline of the story that we find when we turn these pages filled with warm smiles of friendship and many happy recollections. The rest is up to the indi- vidual. Underclassmen who return to MCHS in the fall will continue to keep up the high standards of the school and strive for improvements. Graduates will go their separate ways using the knowledge they gained here to reach their successes. It is not today that you will appreciate the MORCOHI. Tomorrow, when it is not so easy to think back on 1965, we will treasure the memories this book has stored for us. PAT PIERSON Editor I would like to thank you, the students of Morgan County High, for allowing me to serve you as President of the Student Council. The success of our Student Council activities and projects was made possible because of your support and cooperation. 1 would especially like to thank the individual council members and other officers for their enthusiastic efforts throughout the entire year. I wish for each of you much success and happiness during your remaining school days. I hope that Morgan County High will continue to grow and prosper as it has done in the past. 4 As the year 1965 draws to a close, we look back with pleasure upon the events that have filled our cup of memories to overflowing. We have attempted to capture the best and most outstanding of these memories between the covers of the 1965 MORCOH1. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have an advisor as capable as Mrs. Catherine Sims to help us over the rough spots; and we cannot adequately express our thanks to our photographer, Mr. Tommy Putman, whose patience and co-operation with the annual staff were truly astonishing and always ap- preciated. We hope that we have succeeded in our endeavor to present a good annual to you, the students of Morgan County High School. With the sincere wish that each of you will find among these pages something special - something you will remember and cherish for a long time - we give you the 1965 MORCOH1. Pat Pierson Editor-in-Chief 1965 MORCOHI orconi EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Pat Pierson MORCOHI SPONSOR: BUSINESS MANAGER: Phillip James Mrs. Catherine Sims CLASS EDITORS: Pat Stephenson, Martha Oden, and Brenda CO-FEATURES EDITORS: Pat Pickens, Judi Elliott; ORGANI- Johnson ZATIONS ED.: Pat McAbee SPORTS EDITORS: Wayne Kyker and Venita White SENIOR EDITORS: Jane Bennett, Linda Schutz, and Sherry Lang CLASS EDITORS: Ann Hall, Carol Meadows, and Jann Moore ART EDITOR: Wilda Darby TYPIST: Jennie Sivley PHOTOGRAPHER: Anthony Patterson THE MORCOHI This year’s MORCOHI is the largest book ever produced with 224 pages. We, the MORCOHI STAFF, have added many new features in the hope that we will produce a better book for you. We hope you enjoy the 1965 MORCOHI as much as we have enjoyed creating it for you. FACULTY EDITOR: Jane Wesson CLASS EDITOR: Ann Hagen Oec icat on Receive my instruction and not money; choose knowledge rather than gold. For wisdom is better than all the most precious things; and what- soever may be desired cannot be compared to it.” Proverbs 8:10-11 We. the 1965 MORCOH1 STAFF, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Catherine Sims, for effectively teaching us that wisdom is its own reward. Mrs. Sims, you have been a true friend to us. But more than a friend, you have helped us, in particular, on our yearbook. Y ou have overlooked our forgetfulness, our carelessness, and our inconsideration. You have made us look within ourselves and laugh when we felt no laughter; you have pushed us farther on the road to maturity. Your calm resolution and your perspective of life have taken away our anger, sadness, and indifference and substituted un- derstanding. How can we say thank you and good-bye to a person who means so much to us and has done so much for us? We gave you a small gift as a remembrance, but this is too meaningless for you. Instead, we chose to work many long hours to produce for you the best yearbook ever at Morgan County High School. The 1965 MORCOHI is only the tangible em- bodying the intangible—our admiration. Therefore, we dedicate our yearbook, which we have worked so hard to produce and which is so important our Senior year, to you, “our Miss Sun- shine”. . 1965 MORCOHI STAFF Mrs. Sims teaches five periods of Biology at MCHS as well as one period of annual staff. From the smile on her face she anticipates many good grades from her students. Mrs. Sims is shown here at home with her husband, Billy, and son, John. DR. JOE COUPLAND Auburn University University of Alabama Ohio State - Ph. D. Principal MRS. VIOLA BRIDGES MISS BEULAH HESTER Secretary Auburn University - B.S. Peabody - M.A. Guidance Counselor MRS. LILA KAY Judson College - A.B. English MRS. ANNE WEINMAN Auburn University - B.S. English MRS. LUCILLE NICHOLSON Florence State University of Ala. Peabody - M.A. English MISS L. R. PENN Huntingdon - A.B. University of Ala. Columbia University Peabody - M.A. English MRS. GLADYS GREER University of Ala. Athens - B.A. English MISS MARTHA BILES Athens College Florence State - B.S. English Social Studies MISS DORIS CAMPBELL Athens College -B.A. English MRS. FAYE PARKER University of Alabama B.S. University of Chicago English MRS. LOUISE SANDERS Auburn University - B.S. Social Studies MRS. BEULAH PETTEY Florence State - B.S. Peabody - M.A. Social Studies English 13 MR. BILBO DAVIS Mississippi State - B.S. History MISS SANDRA BRAMLETT Florence State - B.S. Social Studies MRS. GRAYCE WASSON Athens College - A.B. Civics MR. FRANKLIN PENN MRS. CLARA PURYEAR University of Ala. Florence State - B.S. History Florence State - University of Ala. B.S. University of Ala. M.A. History MR. DOYLE WALKER Florence State - B.S. Biology Chemistry 14 MRS. CATHERINE SIMS University of Alabama Jacksonville State - B.S. Biology MR. THURMAN PENN University of Ala. B.S. Science MRS. TEMPLE CAIN Athens - B.S. Peabody - M. A. Science MR. JOE GROOVER MRS. RUTH PENN University of Alabama - B.A. Peabody - B.S. Algebra, Geometry, Trig Algebra Physics 15 I L MR. TOM COGGIN Tulane University Athens College Jacksonville State - B.S. Math MRS. GINGER HORTON Florence State - B.S. Math MR. CARL DOYLE Memphis State University B.A. Spanish MRS. ELIZABITH BARCLIFT Athens College Columbia University - M.S. Typing MR. ROLLANDODEN Saint Bernard Florence State - B.S. Commercial Arts MISS GERALDINE GLASSGOW Florence State - B.S. Commercial Arts MRS. JUDITH THOMPSON Sacred Hearts College University of Alabama - B.S. Librarian MRS. LUCILLE SHERARD University of Tennessee B. S. Home Economics MRS. BILLIE FREW University of Ala. - B.S. Pennsylvania State Home Economics 17 MR. JIM JOHNSON Auburn University - B. S. Agricultural Arts MRS. MARY RODGERS Peabody - M.A. Physical Education COACH J. P. CAIN Jacksonville State Peabody - Ed.S. Physical Education COACH W. F. HAMILTON Florence State - B.S. Physical Education Math COACH ALLEN HOLMES Alabama College - B.S. Physical Education COACH JERRY ATKINS COACH JACKIE COULTER 18 Clark College - A.A. Alabama College - B.S. Physical Education Science Athens College - B.S. Physical Education History Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS From L. to R.; Pat McAbee, Recording Secretary; Carol Jane Hutson, Corresponding Secretary; Frank Parker, President; Mary Morris, Treasurer; Jimmy Yarbrough, Vice P esident SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Clara Puryear Mrs. Fay K. Parker Mr. Joe Groover Miss Lizzie Reed Penn LEROY BEARD Football-1; FFA-2,3, 4, President-2; 4-H Club-1 JANE BENNETT Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President-3; Annual Staff- 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager-3, Sr. Editor-4; Jr. Dramatics-1; Student Council-1, 4; NHS-3; Sr. Who's Who- Biggest Time Killer, Biggest Complainer, Biggest Pest PATSY ANDERS Band-1,2,3; FHA-1, 2, 3. Treasurer-2, Reporter-3; YFC- 4; FFA Sweetheart-2; Class Beauty-4 PAUL BALLEW FFA-1, 2; Basketball-3 JANET BLACK Band-1,2, 3,4; YFC-1, 3, 4 JANICE BLACK Band-1,2, 3, 4; YFC-1, 3, 4; Student Council-1 PATSY BORDEN 4-H Club-1, Secretary; Class Treasurer-1; Class Play-1; Pep Squad-1; YFC-2, 3; FHA -1 GEAN BOWEN FHA-1, 2,3, 4 JAMES BROWN Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Lineman-4; FFA-1.2; M Club-3, 4, Vice President-4; Track-2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Friendliest JUDY BURNS FHA-1, 2, 3, 4, Jr., Chapter, and State Degrees; 4-H Club-1 SHIRLEY BURNS Class Secretary-1; 4-H Club-1, President; Class Play; Student Council-2; YFC-2; FHA-3, 4, Historian-3, Reporter-4; NHS- 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Dependable BETTY CALLAHAN FHA-1, 2,3,4; 4-H Club-1; YFC-1, 2; Glee Club-1 STANLEY CASH Jr. Student Council President- 1; Key Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Board Member-2, 3, President-4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Trophy-4; Basketball-1; M Club-3, 4; Sr. Student Council President-4; Class Favorite-3; Class President-3; Boys' State - 3; RIDDLE Staff-3, 4, Adver- tising Manager-4; NHS-3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Likely to Succeed, Most Ambitious, Teacher's Pet, Most Popular FREIDA COLE CHANEY FHA-1,2, 3,4, Historian-3, Secretary-4; Drill Team-2,3; YFC-1 DIANE CLARDY Jr. NHS-1; French Club-2; YFC-3, 4; Homecoming Attendant-3; Key Club Sweetheart-3; Class Beauty-3 CHARLES CLARK Basketball-1,2,4, All- County-1; Student Coun- cil-1. 2; 4-H Club 1.2; M Club-4 ANN OWEN CLEMONS Jr. Cheerleader-1; YFC-1, 2, 3,. 4 GLENDA COPELAND Jr. Cheerleader-1; Sr. Cheer- leader-2, 3, 4, State Champion- 41 Class Beauty-2; Key Club Sweetheart-2, 3; RIDDLE Staff- 2, 3, 4, Business Manager-3, Associate Editor-4; NHS-3, 4, Treasurer-4; Student Council- 4; Homecoming Queen-4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Courteous, Best All Around JUDY DEAN Glee Club-1.2; FHA-1.2. 3,4. Jr.. Chapter, and State Degrees, Song Leader-4; Drill Team-2, 3, 4; Library Science Club- 3 BRENDA DOBBS FHA-2, 3, 4, Jr.,. Chapter, and State Degrees SANDRA OWENS DRIVER 4-H Club-1; FHA-1; YFC-1.2; RIDDLE Staff-2, 3, 4, Associate Editor-3, Editor-4 i FAYE KEEL DUTTON JUDI ELLIOTT Key Club Sweetheart-1, 2, 3, 4. Divisional-2, 3; Homecoming Attendant-2; Sr. Cheerleader- 3, 4; Jr. Cheerleader-1; Class Favorite-2; Annual Staff-1,2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports' Editor-3, Co-Feature Editor-4; Class Beauty-1, 2, 3, 4; NHS-3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Popular, Most Attractive GARY FOSHEE LUTHER FULLER FFA-1,2, 3, 4, Secretary-2; 4-H Club-1, 2, 3, President-2; Baseball-3; M Club-4; Bas- ketball-3, 4; Sr. Who's Who- Biggest Complainer, Most Care- free DONALD GIBSON M” Club-1,2,3.4; Football- 1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 JUDY GOAD Student Council-1,2,3; Glee Club-1, 2, 3; Beta Club-2, 3; FHA-2. 4; 4-H Club-1, 2 MIKE GOODMAN FFA-1; A Club-1; Class Vice President-1; Football-3,4; M Club-3, 4 RUSSELL HAMPTON Basketball-2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Biggest Time Killer; Baseball-2, 3, 4; M Club-2, .3,4 MARTHA HARRIS FHA -2. 3,4; YFC-1 SONDRA HIGDON Band-1,2, 3, 4; Y. F.C. -1, 2; 4-H-1.2, 3, County 4-H Presi- dent-3; F.H.A. -1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President-3, 4; County F.H. A. President-4; F.F. A. Sweet- heart-3 MIKE HOGAN Football-1; Manager-2, 3, 4; M” Club-3, 4 PATRICIA HOGAN Student Council-1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y.F.C. -1 STANLEY HOGAN F. F.A. -2; Reporter 3; President-4; Football Manager 4 JUDY BERRYMAN HOLLA DAY ELBERT HOPKINS Football-3, 4; Track 3, 4; M” Club-3, 4 PAT HUTCHINSON Y.F. C. -3; Chorus-4 CAROL JANE HUTSON Band-1, 2. 3, 4; RIDDLE Staff - 1.2.3, 4, Circulation Manager 3; 4-H Club-1.2,3; Jr. Dra- matics-1; Senior Valentine Sweetheart-2; F.H.A.-2; F.T.A. -4; Student Council-1, 2.3.4, Secretary-2, Treasurer 3, 4; Jr. Class Treasurer-3; Girls' State; Senior Class Sec- retary-4 PHILLIP JAMES Football -1, 2, 3, 4; Track- 1, 2. 3. 4; Key Club-2,3.4; Annual Staff, Business Manager-4; M Club-3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Courteous RANDY JOHNSON Band-1, 2,3, 4; President- 4; Student Council-1, 3; Basketball-1, 2; Sr. Who's Who - Most Talented SARAH JOHNSON Band-1, 2,3, 4; Majorette-2, 3, 4; Student Council-1; Y.F.C. - 1, 2, 3; Class Beauty-2; Key Club Sweetheart-4; Library Science Club-4 GWEN JONES F.F.A. -1,2,3,4, Band-2.3,4 PAULA KELLY Band 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Glee Club- 21 Library Science Club-1; Y.F.C.-1, 2,3, 4;N.H.S.-3. 4; Chorus-4; F.T. A,, Reporter-4 FRE1DA KELSO Jr. Dramatics-1; Drill Team-2, 3,4, Captain-3, 4; F.H. A.-2, 3, 4, Photographer-3 GAIL GARRISON KELSO F.H.A.-1.2, 3,4; Y.F.C. 1; Glee Club-3, 4 WAYNE KYKER Jr. Dramatics-1; All T.V.C. Basketball-1; Student Council-3,4; M Club-2, 3, 4, Reporter-4; Key Club-3, 4; F.F. A.-1; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball-2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, Boys' Sports Editor-4; Sr. Who’s Who - Most Danger ous SHERRY LANG Jr. Dramatics-1; 4-H Club-1; Y.F.C. -2, 3; Jr. Class Reporter 3; N.H.S. -3, 4; F.T. A., Sec- retary-4; RIDDLE Staff-4; An- nual Staff, Co-Senior Editor-4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Carefree ROGER LEGG Basketball-1, 2, 3; Key Club-3, 4; Track-1 VON DA LEWIS Band-1.2,3,4; 4-H Club-1; Sr. Who's Who - Best Dressed CHRISTINE LIN NEMAN 4-H Club, Secretary-1; Jr. Dramatics, Program Chairman- 1; Y. F.C. -1, 2; N.H.S. -3, 4, Vice President-4; F.T.A., Secretary-4 SANDRA LOGAN A?RF'r !. LONG Transfer Honors: Band-1; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain-2,3; Beta Club-3, 4; Cheer- leader-3; Homecoming Attendant-4; Library Sci- ence, Reporter-4; Sr. Who’s Who - Cutest Cou- ple DAN LUNDY Math Team-4; Sr. Science-4 TOMMY LYNN F.F.A. -1,2,3; Football-1 DORIS MAPLES FHA -3. 4 PAT McABEE RIDDLE Staff-3, 4, Feature Editor-4; Annual Staff, Or- ganizations Editor-4; Student Council-1; Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer-2, Secretary-3,4; Majorette-4; Class Treasurer- 2; Class Beauty-1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club Sweetheart-2, 3; Sr. Class Secretary-4; Sr. Class Favorite- 4; Runner-up DAR Good Citi- zenship Girl-4; Sr. Who's Who- Best Personality SIDNEY McCLANAHAN F. F. A. -1, 2; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-3. 4; M Club-4 JERRY MURPHY 4-H Club-1; Jr. Dramatics- 1; Glee Club-1; Valentine King-2; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-3; Track-1, 2, 3. 4; Y.F.C.-3; Key Club- 3, 4; M Club-2, 3. 4, Secretary-4; Sr. Science Club, President-4; F.C.A.- President-4; Sr. Who's Who- Wittiest, Best School Spirit mac McCullough Basketball-1; Boys' State-3; N.H.S. -3, 4; RIDDLE Staff Sports Editor-4; Honorary Mem- ber of Key Club-4; Math Team- 4; Sr. Science-4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Intelligent MARY MORRIS Jr. Cheerleader-1; Homecoming Attendant-1; Band-1; Sr. Class Treas.; Math Team-2, 4; Class Beauty-1,2,3,4; Sr. Cheer- leader-2, 3, 4; Student Council- 2, 3; Pep; Sr. Science Sec. -4; N.H.S.; Sr. Who's Who - Most Ambitious WAYNE NELSON Y.F.C. PRESTON NEWMAN Football-1, 2, 3, 4; M Club-2. 3, 4; Key Club-2. 3, 4, Secre- tary-3; Student Council-3; Basketball-1, 2; Baseball-2. 3, 4; Boys' State-3; Sr. Who's Who- Best Dressed, Most At- tractive BARBARA NICKENS Y.F.C.-1,2. 3. 4. Vice President-3, 4; F. T. A. -4 JAVON OSBORN Y.F.C. -3; Drill Team-4 DENVER OWENS F.F.A.-1.4; Football-3, 4; Track-3,4; M Club-4; Sr. Science Club, Vice President- 4 CARLEEN PARKER F.H.A.-1.4 FRANK PARKER Jr. Dramatics-1; Jr. Basketball- 1, 2; Jr. Football-1; Sr. Foot- ball-2,3,4. Permanent Captain, Intestinal Fortitude Award; Student Council-1, 2, 4; Base- ball-3, 4; M Club-3. 4, Treasurer-4; Key Club-2, 3, 4, Treasurer-4, Board of Directors- 4, Publicity Manager-3; Jr. Class Vice President-3; Sr. Class President-4; Boy's State- 3; Sr. Who's Who- Mr. M.C. H.S., Best All Around MARGARET PARKER Jr. Dramatics-1; Jr. Glee dub- ii Pep Squad-2; YFC-2, 3; NHS- 3, 4. President-4; Inner Club Council-4; FT A-4 ANTHONY PATTERSON Band-1,2,3,4. Quarter- master-4; NHS-3, 4; An- nual Staff-4, Photographer 4; Math Team-4; Boy's State-3 PATRICIA PICKENS Chorus-1, 2, 3, Publicity Chairman-3; NHS-3, 4; Student Council-4, Cor- responding Secretary-4; YFC-1, 2. 3, 4. President- 41 Annual Staff-4, Co- Feature Editor-4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl-4; Good Citizenship Pilgrim- age-4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Likely to Succeed LINDA PIERCE 4-H Club-1; FHA-1; YFC-2, 3. 4; Sr. Science Club-4; Sr. Who's Who - Laziest PATSY PIERSON Band-1,2,3,4, Treasurer-3,4, Majorette-1, 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette-4; Jr. Dramatics-1; Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4, Adver- tising Editor-1, Class Editor-2, Secretary-3, Class Editor-3, Feature Editor-3, Editor-4; YFC-1, 2, 3; FT A -2, 3; Class Beauty-2, 3, 4, Sophomore Beauty-2; Key Club Sweetheart- 2, 3; Class Favorite-3; NHS-3. 4; Sr. Who's Who - Miss M.C. H.S. PATSY STINSON PIKE FHA-1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA SANDLIN FHA-1, 2, 3; NHS-3, 4 MARTHA SARTIN Student Council-1; Jr. Science Club-1; 4-H Club- 1, 2; Chorus-3; YFC-3, 4; FT A-4, Treasurer-4; Sr. Who's Who - Friendliest LINDA SCHULTZ Class President-1; 4-H Club-1; Class Play-1; YFC-2, 3; Glee Club-2, 3; Pianist-4; Class Secretary- 3; NHS-3, 4, Vice Presi- dent-4; Sr. Science Club- 4; Math Team-4; Annual Staff-4, Co-Senior Editor- 4; RIDDLE Staff-3, 4. Business Manager-4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Talent- ed; SALUTATORIAN JENNI SIVLEY Spanish Club-2; FHA -1; FT A - 4, President-4; Chorus-2, 3; Class Beauty-3; Cheerleader-4; Inner Club Council 4; Key Club Sweetheart-4; YFC -2, 3, 4; Annual Staff-4; Jr. Dramat- ics-1; Pep Squad-1; Sr. Who's Who - Most Typical Senior JEANETTE SMALLWOOD FHA-1, 2,3; Chorus-1; 4-H Club-1, 2; Gymnastics-2, 3, 4 MARILYN SMALLWOOD Jr. Dramatics-1; 4-H Club-1, Reporter-1; Y.F.C. -2, 3, 4 FREDDIE SPARKMAN 4-H Club-1,2 LARRY SPEAKMAN Basketball-1; Class Play- 1; 4-H Club-1; Y.F.C. - 3.4 REBECCA STAGER Y.F.C.-2; N.H.S.-3.4; Sr. Who's Who - Most In- telligent, Most Athletic CANDY STEPHENSON Jr. Dramatics-1; Library Sci- ence-4; N. H.S. -3, 4 DOUG STREET Jr. Football-1; Sr. Football-2, 3, 4; Jr. Basketball-1; Baseball - 2, 3, 4; Boy's State-4; Key Club- 2, 3, 4, Secretary-4; Jr. Student Council-1; M Club-3,4 HOWARD TAYLOR F.F.A.-1.2; Football-3 PHIL TEDFORD Jr. Basketball-1; Sr. Basket- ball-2.3. 4; M Club-3.4; FCA-4; FFA-1.2 JACK TEMPLETON Student Council-1, 2. 3, Vice President-1. 3; Class President-1; Class Favor- ite-1, 2, 4; Sr. Science Club-4; Sr. Who's Who - Best Personality, Laziest JERRY THOMPSON Jr. Football-1; Sr. Foot- ball-2, 3, 4; Most Valu- able Player-4; All TVC Back-4; Jr. Basketball-1; Sr. Basketball-2, 3; Track- 2.3, 4; M Club-3.4; All State; Key Club-2, 3, 4; FCA-4; FT A-4; Annual Staff-1, 2, 3; Boy's State-4; Sr. Who's Who - Most Athletic VICKI TYLER Student Council-1; Jr. Dramat- ics-1; Vice President of Class- 2; YFC-3; NHS-3. 4 LINDA VEST Jr. Cheerleader-1; FHA-1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader. President; Library Science Club-1; Inner Club Council-1 CHARLOTTE WALKER 4-H Club-1.2.3.4: FHA-1.2, 3. 4; Library Club-2, 3. 4. His- torian-4 ANDY WALLACE FFA-1; Basketball -2. 3: M Club-4; FCA-4 DONALD WALLACE Student Council-1; Bas- ketball-1. 2 JIMMY WALLACE Football -2, 3. 4; Baseball- 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball-1, 2; FFA-1; M Club-2, 3. 4; FCA-4; Sr. Who's Who - Cutest Couple JOAN WALLING 4-H Club-1; FHA-1, 2. 3; Drill Team-1, 2, 3; Jr. Glee Club-1 SHERRY WARD Jr. Cheerleader-1, Head-1; Sr. Cheerleader-2.3,4; NHS- 3, 4; Editor of School Days-3, 4; Sr. Who's Who - Best School Spirit JANE WESSON YFC-1, 2, 3, Music Director-2. 3; Jr. Dramatics-1; Library Science Club-2; Student Coun- cil-3. 4; Miss Morcohi-4; An- nual Staff-4. Advertising Edi- tor-4, Faculty Editor-4 VENITA WHITE Jr. Dramatics-1; President-1; 4-H Club-1, Vice President-1; Student Council-2; YFC-2, 3, 4; Annual Staff-4, Girl's Sports Editor-4; Class Favorite-1 JOHNNY WRIGHT FFA-1, 2, 3.4; Band-1,2,3.4. Quartermascer-2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who - Biggest Pest MARTHA WRIGHT FHA-1,2, 3.4, President, Pho- tographer; YFC-3, 4; 4-H Club- 1, 2; Gymnastics-2 CHARLES YARBROUGH Jr. Football-1; Sr. Foot- ball-2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Back-4; Track-2; Baseball- 3, 4; M Club-3, 4; Key Club-2, 3, 4; Boy's State-3; Sergeant-at-Arms of Key Club-3, 4; Key Club Board Member-4 JIMMY YARBROUGH Jr. Football-1; Sr. Football- 2, 3, 4; M Club-3, 4; Key Club-2,3,4, Treasurer-3, 2nd Vice President-4, Del- egate to Convention-3, 4; Boy's State-3; All TVC-4; Sr. Class Vice President- 41 Jr. Basketball-1; Sr. Who's Who - Most Typical Senior 39 40 PATSY PIERSON FRANK PARKER BEST DRESSED 'HJeston Newman Vonda Lewis MOST DEPENDABLE Paul Ballew Shirley Burns MOSf CAREFREE •Fuller Sherry Lai WITTIEST Jerry Murphy Linda Vest BIGGEST COMPLAINER Luther Fuller Jane Bennett joy S a e and SP nAs S a e BOY’S STATE REPRESENTATIVES Mac McCullough, Anthony Patterson. Charles Yarbrough, Jerry Thompson, Preston Newman, Doug Street, Jimmy Yar- brough, Stanley Cash unior- c Senior ro n our c SENIORS: Pat Pierson, Wayne Kyker, Mike Goodman. Doug Street, Pat McAbee, and Mary Morris working on graduation announcements and cards. • h ' '■ . «VT W� SENIORS win 2nd place in Christmas Parade contest, ii Janice Aaron Charles Adcock Gloria Anders Joan Bennett Jean Blackwood Carolyn Blagburn Carol Blevins Patsy Blevins Jimmy Booth Ronnie Bowen Shirly Maze Boyer Sp onsors Junior Mr. Davis, Mr. Camp, Mrs. Glasgow, Mrs. Sims, and Mrs. Nickolson Gary Bridges Bonnie Brock La Theada Brown V irginia Buford Marion Burgess Eddie Burnett Jeanette Carter Don Clark Carolyn Clemons Judy Clemens Wayne Cobb Bobby Cocke Dianna Copeland Bobby Couch Wilda Darby Mike Dean Danna Dobbs Perry Douglas Officers Class President, Wayne Cobb; Vice-President, Jimmy Booth; Secretary and Treasurer, Richard Grammer. Richard Fitzpatrick Jimmy Gann Charles Goodwin Richard Grammer Brenda Grant Don Hale Ann Hall Carolyn Hall Brenda Hallman 63 Susan Hamilton Pat Hanners Sue Hanners Billy Hardin David Hartselle Dyan Hill Glinda Hill Sonny Hogan Dorthy Hopper Mary Ann Hyde Jerry Irwin Joyce James Charles Jarrett Sandra Jeffreys Glinda Johnson Max Lackey Barbara Lang Jimmy Lawrence Mary Lawrence Levada Lemmond Kay Livingston Connie McCormick Dale McMinemon Randy Manor Linda Maples Linda Marney Kathy Maze Carol Meadows X Leo Minor Jan Moore Peggy Morris Deborah Murphy Steve Nappier Zahn Newcomb Johnny Newman Myra Owen Carolyn Parker David Patterson Beverly Penn Charlotte Pitt Danny Poole Mary Clyde Reeves Konnye Reynolds Donna Rice Ronnie Richards Dale Richey Sherry Roberts Larry Rotton Bonnie Sarton James Shaffer 65 Diana Shaneyfelt Glenn Shaneyfelt Eddie Sims Robert Slack Ann Smith David A. Smith David H. Smith Glen Sparkman Mike Sparkman Sandra Stewart Evon Story Jerry Story Dell Summerford Ronnie Summers Kenneth Tankersley Greg Teague James Terry Pat Thompson Junior ACHIEVEMENTS One-hundred per cent par- ticipation in Homecoming Parade. Placed first in Homecoming Parade for the best deco- rated car. 66 The juniors take first place in the Christmas parade. Tim Whitemore Malanie Wittig W anda W ilborn Linda Wallace Judy Weaver Joe Weinman Gayle White Tommy Thrasher Ruby Tucker Charles Vest Tim Waldrop Deborah Wallace Vivian Wiley Judy Williams Mary Woodall. David Wright Hershal Wright Jimmy Shipp Activities ACHIEVEMENTS Placed Second in Christ- mas singing contest. First place in Christmas Parade. Junior Senior Prom. 67 Here are two of our Junior beauties, Virginia Buford and Carol Meadows. Class Sponsors Left to right - Mr. Carl Doyle, Mr. Doyle Walker, Mrs. Ann Weinman, Coach Jackie Coulter, and Mrs. Ruth Penn Kenneth Anders Glenda Alexander Class Officers Left to right - Treasurer - Bob Balch, Vice President - Clyde Blankenship, President - Dennis Booth, and Secretary - Claudette Speegle Pat Borden Sharon Bodley Bob Balch Ricky Brown Dorothy Bagley David Ballew Syble Ball Bill Barnett Barbara Bates Libby Breeding Dennis Booth Clyde Blankenship Christine Briscoe Jerry Burchell Ted Brown Jerry Berryman Karen Boster Johnny Burnett Denzel Brooks Brenda Byrd Wanda Cox Judy Clark Nina Compton Paul Carey Hal Clements Allen Dean James Dean Jimmy Day Tommy Defoe Tom Dobbs Martha Dobbs Kenneth Dahlgren Diana Doss Paulette Evans Glenda Edwards Elizabeth Foley Larry Garner Patricia Glenn Judy Glasgow Jim Grammer Sharon Gatewood Linda Glenn Norma Griffith Brenda Garrison Deborah Groves Nancy Garrison Mary Glasscock Ann Hagans Kathy Hill Rita Horton Kenneth Haley Velma Lee Hall Carolyn Hensley Mary Hensley Jerry Harvel Carol Ann Higdon Paul Harper Linda Hamilton Mike Hampton Juanita Hanners Regina Irwin Deborah Johnson Sarah Johnson Donald Kirkpatric Dottie Kirby 72 Cornelia Kirkpatrick Kaye Kimbrough Gary Lawrence Andrea Landers Danny Lott Dois Longshore Joe Lawrance Connie Lawrance Bobby Looney Cindy Lazenby Geraldine Luker Dolson Long Betty McCormick Shirley Maze Judy Maze Diane May Rhonda Manor Juliette Miller Freda Martin Rebecca Maddox Frankie Maples Morris McCalley Ronnie Maxwell Greg Morton Jack McClanahan T ommy McAbee J. T. Maples Avery Maples Sandra Minor Gloria Morris Patricia Nickens Adeline Orr Jerry Penn Peggy Parker Jane Pickens Kay Puckett George Pitsis Rachel Ryan Shirley Ray Gene Reeves Ronnie Reed Jean Self Claudette Speegle Ricky Stephenson Waynmon Spain Mike Strickland James Speakman Jim Stephenson Tommy Sivley Kathy Sparkman Johnny Sewell Larry Joe Speakman Franklin Segars Linda Stockton Dick Smith Jimmy Slate Fred Stager Bobby Taylor Larry T anner Jimmy Tyler 7 Carol Thompson Gary Thompson Deborah Tapscott Bradley Tate Bonita Tidd Steve Templeton Andy Vest Ronnie Vest Linda Vest Mike Vest Bobby Wilson Sidney Wright Vicki Willingham Linda Walling Janice Ward Betty Wallace Brenda Whitten Oscar Wright Paul Wallace Philip Warnick Linda Widner David Webster Mike Wakefield Patricia Wright Nancy Willingham Freshman Sponsors Coach Atkins Miss Campbell Coach Holmes Mrs. Sherrard Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Wasson Freshman Officers Billy Gibson - President Brenda Johnson - Secretary Carol Crow - Treasurer Glenda Alvis Ronald Anders Ginger Ausban Jerry Bailey Charles Ball Jane Bennett Sandra Bishop Linda Borden Buck Bowen Dale Brown Carol Brown Don Brown Billy Burleson Marsha Bush Betty Ann Byford Brenda Chenault Patsy Clemons Beth Carpenter Brenda Carpenter Demetria Crow Roger Crow William Cowen Dwain Cial Patricia Dixon 79 f David England Ralph Friend Ronnie Garnett Mary Gamble Billy Gibson Patsy Gladney Debbie Glasscock Gary Dobbins Pam Duncan Helen Dunkin Bill Elliott Terry Elliott s e r 80 Johnny Hays Lanny Hayes Jimmy Higdon Mike Hill Patricia Hill Rachel Gray Jimmy Halbrooks Scotty Hampton Randy Harden Bobby Harris Sandra Hawkins Boyd Haley Russell Hall Jenny Hampton h n Linda Hogan Ronnie Holland Billy Hopkins Sherrill Hopper Ronald Howard Janice Lang Sherry Lang Gary Lemmond Pamela LaMay Danny Long Gary Lorance Margie Lott David McDaniel Gayle McGee Georie Lawrence Patricia Ledlow Rhonda McKay Phil Meadows Ersie Miller Barry Mitchell Truett Mitchell £1 David Montgomery JoAnn Moore Ronnie Moore Terry Morris Terry Napier s e r Clyde Rice Mike Rollins David S art in Marsha Seegmiller Ivan Self Marlene Shaneyfelt David Shaneyfelt Roy Shipp Danny Simpson Don Sims Larry Sively 82 Alice Smith Charles Smith Darlene Smith Bonnie Sparkman Becky Sparkman h m a n Dan Sparkman Celia Springfield Patrick Stephenson Deborah St. John Sandra Story Eddie Stutts Corky Sutterer Celia Swaford Suzanne Tankersley Connie Tapscott Gale Teague Garland Terry Danny Thomas Larry Traylor Lynn White Tommy White Susan Williams Chester Wright John Wright u 8th Grade Officers 8th Grade Sponsors President - Jimmy legg Vice-Pres. - Marion Cash Secretary - Judy Morton Mrs. Biles Mrs. Frew Mrs. Greer Mr. Mr. Higdon Mr. Coggin Mr. F. Penn T. Penn Barbie Adams Jerry Aired Kathleen Barbee Sherry Bates Charles Blackwood Debbie Blackwood Annie Booth Dixon Booth Roberta Bagley Anita Balbh Peggy Bee Larry Black Marsha Blanton Charles Bodley Larry Bradford Ronald Brooks 86 Tudy Brown Willodean Brown Glenda Buckelew Nancy Buford David Burleson Belinda Burnett Marie Byrd Cole Cannon Dale Cannon Marian Cash Charles Chaney Nancy Clemons Ella Mae Cole Janice Cole Joe Crow Linda Dean Shirley Dean Don Dial Debbie Durden Richard Dutton Bonnie Eaton Floretta Gains Melvin Games Sharon Garrett Charles Griffith Larry Griffith Ruth Griffith Lynda Buckelew Jeannie Buckley David Burow Emmet Bussy Clarence Carpenter Virginia Carp Linda Clemons Sharon Cobb Stan Curnel Marcie Day Mike Dixon Mike Drake Ricky Elliot Gary Evans Janice Garrison John Grant Sandra Haley Thomas Hall 87 Charles Ham Jim Hampton Tommy Hardin Hugh Henry Jackie Higdon Doug Hill Johnny Howell Nancy Howell Judy Hudgins Roger Hyde Linda James Cheri Jones Pat Johnson Mary Helen Jeffreys Carol King Jim Knowton Jimmy Legg Horace Lennomen Lyn Livingston Ed Logan Bobby Wayne Long Robert Earl Long Mary Jean Lorance Patricia Lorance Dewayne McAbee Ronald McCalley Steve McCormick Belinda Harris Freddy Hembree Joe Hopper Jane Hopson Gordon Hughes Scotty Huskey Harold Johnson Pam Johnson Patsy Kirby Reba Knowlton Shirley Letson Ann Lipsey Ginger Long John Long Debbie Maxwell Betty Maze Carol McElroy Steve McGee 88 Lynn McKinney Jimmy Meadows Donald Mitchell Dwain Murphy Carol Nappier Edward Newcomb Gilbert Nix Annette Norris Mary Norwood Becky Owen Steve Owens Carolyn Powey Jimmy Pickens Kenneth Pigg Linda Plemons Yavonne Price Margaret Puckett Randy Puckett James Roberts Nona Roberts Jerry Robinson Galye Roton Janice Roy Judy Sanderson Jackie Sewell Gary Shaneyfelt Jerry Sharrott David Moore Judy Morton Diane Nicholson Johnny Nickens Johnny Olsen Larry Orr Larry Patterson Willis Penkley Monty Powell Tommy Powell Hillard Reeves Peggy Rhoadn Connie Roden David Rotton Mike Sandlin Micheal Segars Kenny Sharrott Ray Shull 89 Ginger Simpson Stella Singleton Mark Slate Debbie Speakman Scotty Speakman Vickie Speegle Gayna Stover Linda Summerford Joe Ed T ankersley Jenny Tarkington Stanley Taylor Carlton Terry Charlotte Thompson Debbie Thompson Mike Thompson Andy Waldrop Allen Walker Tyrone Walling Melanie Watts Edna White Joan White Laneita Wilbanks Donnie Wilborn Deborah Williams Pam Wilson Judy Woodall Paul Woodall Cathy Smallwood Carolyn Snow Marsha State Jims Stephenson Johnny Tapscott T eresa T apscott Wayne Terry Dawn Tidd Danny Thrasher David Thrasher Susan Ward Kay Warnick Ronnie Whitmire Edna Whitten Tommy Williams Sandra Willingham Linda Wright James Young 90 Mr. Butts Mrs. Cain Coach Hamilton Mrs. Horton Mrs. Kay Mrs. Petty Mrs. Sanders e President - Phyllis Duncan Vice-Pres. - Billy McAbee S Secretary - Anne Stephenson Freda Aaron Darlene Anders Carolyn Bishop Jenny Bennett Ronnie Blagburn Brenda Blankenship Gail Borden Charles Brannon Larry Brewer Joyce Burns Wayne Bussey Brenda Cannon Jerry Don Chaney T ommy Chasteen Billy Joe Clements Linda Ball Monica Bean Danny Joe Ball Ray Blankenship Teresa Bolan Joanne Bolton Owen Brown Jimmy Burchell Kay Burnett Larry Carver Susan Carpenter Glynda Chandler Kay Clemons Brenda Cole Ronnie Cornhill 21 John Couch Ottis Couch Tony Couey Phyllis Duncan Larry Earp Sherry Echols Ray Eubanks Mack Fitzgerald Roger Foster Wayne Gill Milton Graham Darlene Grant Carl Hamilton Levon Hall Milton Hamon Faye Hardin Martha Harris Mike Hensley Diane Holaway Allen Hopper Donna Hughes Jimmy Jackson Elizabeth James Debbie Johnson Sandra Jones Stanley Jones Ronnie Kelso Johnny Kyker Jimmy Kyker Sandra Lackey 92 Jan is Dobbins Sherri Dobbins Judy Dumas Doug Eddie Barbara Edwards Carol Elliot Janie Gann Debra Jane Garnet Judy Garrison Maurice Griffith Oscar Griffith Tommy Hadley Dale Hampton Tommy Handley Carlton Hanner Jo Ann Hill Martha Hogan Mike Hogan Sylvia Hughes Sherry Hyde Anthony Irwin Janice Johnson Ronnie Johnson Patsy Jones Kathy King Peggy King Gary Kyker Janice Larrimore Clinton Ledlow Michael LeMay Donna Letson Marne Lindley Rhonda Jo Livingston Dale Martin Faye Martin Martha May Jimmy Mills Jimmy Moore Dale Morris Gary Nethery Deborah Newboume Cynthia Newman Jimmy Nix Kathy Norman Sherry Norwood Carolyn Partin James Pepper Terisia Pitt Gail Powell Bill Puckett Diane Puckett Naomi Rice Jewel Richey James Riggs Shelia Jo Roberts Linda Ryan Frank Sammons Nelda Jo Segars Deborah Shaheyfelt Barbara Shaneyfelt Billy Lovelady T ommy Long Carolyn Martin Billy McAbee Connie McHan Rhonda Miller Ginger Morris Wayne Morris Patricia Morrison Janice Nichols Myra Nicholson David Niles Kenneth Owens Janet Parker Wanda Parker Patsy Poole Ray Pope Elizabeth Powell Freddie Puckett Wanda Ray Marilyn Reid Tommy Riggs David Roberts Rickey Roberts Brenda Sandlin Bonita Seegmiller Craig Segars Larry Sharp Duane Shelton Tommy Shipp 21 Linda Shull Danny Simmons Sharon Sizemore Barney Smith Deborah Smith Jenny Smith Kathryn Speegle Bill Stanford Dwight Standridge Spencer Sullins Johnny Tanner Donna T apscott Gloria Terry Jo Thomas Glenn Thompson Priscilla T ravis Paul Tucker Tommy Tyler David Waddell Judy Wallace Kathryn Wallace Lynn Welch Lee Weinman Marsha White Harold Widner Janice Wilborn Jeannie Wilborn Pat Williams Magdalene Wood James Woodall Martha Slack Jacky Sledge Sherry Smart Douglas South Kenny Spain David Speakman Anne Stephenson Nancy Stevenson Jenny Strickland Johnny Taylor Janice Taylor Pam Templeton Jimmy Thompson Glenn Thrasher Jimmy Tittsworth Becky Vest Ferrell Vest Johnnie Ruth Waddell Kathy Wallace Andrea Watson James West Vickie White Michael Whitmire Gary Widner Peggy Wiley Sandra Wiley Sheila Wiley Jack Wright Patricia Wynn Craig Young rnior Patsy Anders, Pat Pierson, Jane Wesson, Pat McAbee. Mary Morris, Judi Elliott Susan Hamilton, Carol Meadows. Beverly Penn, Virginia Buford, Nathalyne Prince Carol Brown, Marsha Bush, Debbie Glasscock, Dottie Orr, Gayle Teague Marsha Whfte Marsha Blanton Gale Teague Queen Glenda is crowned by Co- Captains Pres- ton Newman and Jimmy Wallace assisted by Head Cheer- leader Susan Hamilton The Homecoming Dance begins 104 The Leadout Miss C7]euer y Menn Docaf ancf Divisional cScueeifieari Decem er J7T SS c Susan Hamilton 107 110 112 JERRY MURPHY Sr. Halfback PERRY HAMPTON Sr. Guard JAMES BROWN Sr. Tackle JIMMY YARBROUGH Sr. Guard PRESTON NEWMAN WAYNE KYKER Sr. End FRANK PARKER Sr. Quarterback__________________________________________115 DOUG STREET JUNIOR HOPKINS Sr. Guard Sr. Fullback MIKE GOODMAN Sr. Center RICHARD GRAMMAR Jr. Tackle STANLEY CASH Sr. End WAYNE COBB Jr. Quarterback JOHNNY NEWMAN Jr. Center SIDNEY McCLANAHAN Sr. Tackle DONALD GIBSON Sr. Guard ZHAN NEWCOMB Jr. Halfback LARRY FIELDS Jr. Halfback RANDY MANER Jr. Guard DAVID ORR Jr. Quarterback TIM WALDROP Jr. Tackle JIM GRAMMAR Soph. Center BOBBY COUCH Jr. End DAVID SMITH Jr. Halfback JOHNNY CHANDLER Soph. Quarterback 119 MEMBERS: Jerry Murphy, David Orr, Johnny Newman, Jerry Irwin. Carlton Haley, Andy Wallace, Coach Holmes, Randy Maner, Jimmy Booth, Jerry Thompson, Tom Dobbs, Phil Tedford, Sidney McClanahan, and Don Poole. 122 Fellowship °.f Christian Athletes OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Jerry Murphy VICE PRESIDENT: Johnny Newman SECRETARY: David Orr Scores TIGERS - 21 LEE - 12 TIGERS - 13 ATHENS - 13 TIGERS - 13 DECATUR - 20 TIGERS - 19 AUSTIN - 0 TIGERS - 12 HANCEVILLE - 10 TIGERS - 27 GUNTERVILLE - 0 TIGERS - 18 SHEFFIELD - 0 TIGERS - 16 HUNTSVILLE - 14 TIGERS - 16 CULLMAN - 7 TIGERS - 20 BRIDGEPORT - 3 Jimmy Yarbrough grabs a pass from Parker for a long gain James Brown and other TIGERS in fast pursuit of a Huntsville player. The TIGERS stunned the Panthers and pulled a great victory from the jaws of the Panthers The TIGERS win again, the TIGERS came from be- hind to take a victory from the Cullman Bearcats in one of the best games of the year Charlie Yarbrough grabs pass from Parker for import- ant gain in Lee game. The TIGERS went on to win the game by a score of 21 to 12 Jimmy Wallace hauls in pass from Parker for a long gain in Sheffield game, the TIGERS went on to win the game by the score of 18 to 0 TIGERS are in the only trouble of the year, but like the TIGERS they are they roll on to a great season Kyker puts the stop on a Cull- man player. The TIGERS went on to win the game by a score of 16 to 7. Jimmy Wallace who had great success with his field goal attempts, boots another important field goal against the Cullman Bearcats. Frank Parker rolls against a tough Huntsville defense; Jerry Thomspon leads the way. Both of the above two. played a very important part in lead- ing the TIGERS to a 8-1-1 season. Brown helped off the field after a costly knee injury Grammar and host of TIGERS stop Hanceville cold 126 THE SWEET TASTE OF VICTORY The Hartselle Tigers came from behind to defeat the 7th ranked team in the state, as you can see it is a sweet taste of victory. Just two weeks later the Hartselle Tigers finished their season standing NUMBER 3 in the state GARY LAWRENCE Soph. Forward DAVID HARTSELLE CHARLES CLARK Sr. Guard RUSSELL HAMPTON Sr. Forward PHIL TEDFORD Sr. Forward CHARLES JARRETT Jr. Guard Jr. Center l7a PAUL HOPPER Soph. Center DENNIS BOOTH Soph. Guard JAMES TERRY Jr. Forward MIKE SPARKMAN Jr. Guard MR. X First Grade LARRY FIELDS Jr. Guard 129 Russell Hampton pops in 2 for Tigers as Tigers roll on and defeat Cotaco for Christ- mas Tournament Championship Charles Jarrett lays 2 in for Tigers against a tough Cullman Bearcat team Mike Sparkman goes up for 2 against Cotaco in Christmas Tournament action. The Tigers went on to upset Cotaco to take the Christmas Tournament Championship. Russell Hampton goes high and pops two for Tigers against a tough Rogersville team in the Tennessee Valley Conference game. Tigers await tip from James Terry against Cullman. Charles Jarrett scores against West Morgan at a crucial stage of the game. Mike Sparkman is fouled but still goes in for two against West Morgan during a home game, Tigers went on to win this game by a score of 76- 59. Phil Tedford goes high against Cotaco for an important two points in the Christmas Tournament. CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT CHAMPS Scores CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Hartselle - 75 West Morgan FINALS CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Hartselle - 84 Cotoco SURPRISE % Phil Tedford lays two points in against a tough Rogersville team in the T.V.C. T ournament. Hartselle - 72 Falkville - 35 Hartselle - 66 Moulton - 56 Hartselle - 59 Cotaco - 65 Hartselle - 46 Priceville - 73 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Hartselle - 72 Priceville - 74 Hartselle - 57 Decatur - 68 Hartselle - 79 West Morgan - 73 Hartselle - 66 Union Hill - 41 Hartselle - 62 Austin i 00 Hartselle - 61 Athens - 56 Hartselle - 66 Danville - 93 TVC TOURNAMENT Hartselle • Cn 00 Athens - 60 Hartselle - 77 Decatur - 70 Hartselle - 68 Priceville - 89 Hartselle - 63 Athens - 55 Hartselle - 64 Cullman - 74 Hartselle - 91 Union Hill - 89 Hartselle - 76 West Morgan - 59 Hartselle - 57 Winfield - 72 Hartselle 74 Falkville - 63 Hartselle - 72 Cullman - 75 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Hartselle 7a Rogersville - 87 134 Coaches 138 The picture is plain to see, Richard Grammer has just crossed the plate to put the Tigers ahead of the Decatur Red Raiders in the first game of the season. The Tigers went on to win the game by a score of 3-0. This game was the only game Decatur lost in regular season play. A group of Tigers await to greet Grammer for his home- run. Doug Street scoops a low throw from short, to make an out. This play by Street saved a run and enabled the Tigers to come back the next inning and score the winning runs. The Tigers who did a fine job all year due to spirit and pure guts, the Tigers lost both of their starting pitchers, but still came back to do a great job for the school and the team. A good example of hustle is shown as Frank Parker scores from second on a single. Parker along with the rest of the team showed great hustle all during the season. The Tigers finished the season with a nice 9-4 record. This is counting the tournament play which the Tigers were well represented. The below picture is a great moment during the Hartselle-Decatur game, a long throw from first base kept the Decatur man from scoring on a very close play. The ump was right on the spot and called the play as he saw it. OUT. HOWARD TAYLOR SIDNEY MrfWIHAN The M.C.H.S. Track team, a young but Hard fighting team fought hard and did very well against teams that are known for their ability in track events. At the left is shown Elbert Hopkins as he takes top honors in the mile run. At the speed of the track team, they are to be watched for in the coming years. Mi M.C.H.S. Cheerleaders LIBBY BREEDING SUSAN HAMILTON Head nr BURCHE JANE PICKENS 145 Junior Cheerleaders DOTTIE ORR GALE TEAGUE BRENDA JOHNSON CONNIE TAPSCOTT DEBBIE GLASSCOCK Head JANE BENNETT BECKY SPARKMAN CAPTAIN: Freida Kelso CO-CAPTAIN: Jeanette Carter MEMBERS: Joan Walling, Judy Dean, Javon Ausborn. Juanita Hanners, Brenda Nickens, Patricia Nickens, Lynn Nickens. Vanessa Nicken, Janice Ward, Judy Clemons, Rebecca Mattox, Martha Cobbs, Brenda Byrd, Brenda Garrison, Glenda Edward, Freida Martin, Ann Hall, Patricia Ledlow, Dottie Kirby, Sarah Johnson, Judy Maze, Mary Hensley, Reita Horton, Marleen Shaneyfelt OFFICERS Jane Bennett - Vice Pres Billy Gibson - President Jimmy Legg - Secretary Junior S uc en Go unci MEMBERS: 1st ROW: Jimmy Legg, Fay Martin, Mike Hogan, Bamay Smith. Marsha White, Stan Curnel. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Petty, Sponsor, Freida Aaron, Gale Teague, Cheryl Goodwin, Deborah Speakman, Annie Booth, Wanda Ray, Phyllis Duncan. DawnTidd. 3rd ROW: Steve Kelly, Gilbert Nix, David Sartin, Ed Logan, Johnny Chandler, Barry Mitchell, Franklin Penn, Sponsor. OFFICERS: President: Stanley Cash Vice Pres: Judy Clemens Secretary: Jerry Burchell Treasurer: Carol Hutson Corr. Sec.: Pat Pickens Senior S uc en Gounclf MEMBERS, STANDING: Peggy Parker, Carol Thompson, Barbara Lang, Jane Wesson, Patricia Pickens. Glenda Copeland, Wayne Cobb, Frank Parker, Richard Grammer, Mike Sparkman. Jim Grammer, Ronnie Richards, Wayne Kyker. OFFICERS (from left to right) 1st Vice Pres. Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - ■ 2nd V ice Pres. President----- - — Wayne Cobb -----Doug Street - - Frank Parker Jimmy Yarbrough — Stanley Cash MEMBERS: 1st ROW: David Smith, Jerry Murphy, Charles Yarbrough, Frank Parker, Preston Newman. 2nd ROW: Doug Street, Johnny Newman, Richard Grammer, Jerry Thompson, Clyde Blankenship, Gary Lawrence. 3rd ROW: Tim Waldrop, Roger Legg, Wayne Kyker, Wayne Cobb, Dennis Booth. 4th ROW: Stanley Cash, Mr. Groover, Sponsor, Jimmy Yarbrough, Phillip James, Mac McCullough, Jimmy Booth, David Hartselle, Larry Fields, and Mike Strickland. 152 Shown receiving her corsage on Teacher Appreciation Day is Mrs. Sanders. Each of the ladies received a corsage and the men a shiny red apple. Ji ey CjA 6 JJrojects Each year our Key Club helps support Kid's Day and each member in his own way helps to make Christmas more enjoyable for these youngsters. Working to see that our new stadium is completed Collecting clothes for Goodwill Industries 7K GfuS Officers 154 OFFICERS (from left to right) 1st Vice Pres. - - - ---------Barbara Nickens 2nd Vice Pres. - - — - - — - Jerry Burchell President -------------------Patricia Pickens Secretary -----------------Debbie Tapscott Any student at school may attend this club, so no roll is kept of those attending. The Y.F.C. is the religious backing of M.C.H.S. and has proved helpful by having guest speakers. They had a series of talks and films on future voca- tions during the year. you I 2 for GAr s H H 7 7 7 MEMBERS: Bonnie Brock, Mary Whitten, Barbara Nickens, Sherry Lang, Mrs. Parker, Sponsor, Jennie Sivley, Paula Kelly, Christine Linnemann, Martha Sartin, Gail White, Margaret Parker OFFICERS President: Vice President: Secretary: T reasurer: Reporter: Jenni Sivley Christine Linnemann Sherry Lang Martha Sartin Paula Kelly MEMBERS of Arts and Crafts sponsored by Mrs. Sanders OFFICERS Boy's Arts and Crafts Club - Mr. Coggins. Sponsor OFFICERS The Spelling Club is sponsored by Miss Biles and is headed by the following officers: President, Roberta Bagley; Vice-President, Belinda Burnett: Secretary, Belinda Burnett. G U 6 JK G 7 .S. J CP ayers OFFICERS President: Marsha Blanton Vice Pres.: David Burleson Secretary: Debbie Thompson Treasurer: Gayna Stover Reporter: Marian Cash Program Chairmen: Pat Johnson, Nancy Howell, Debby Durden. Sponsor: Miss Campbell Dramatics OFFICERS President: Marsha White Vice Pres.: Diane Puckett Sec. Treas.: Craig Segars Program Chairman: Anne Stephenson MEMBERS 1st ROW: Marsha White, Donna Tapscott, Kathy King. Anne Stephenson, Wanda Ray, Jennifer Strickland, Barbara Shaneyfelt, Myra Nicholson, Nancy Stephenson, Monica Bean, Peggy King, Judy Garrison, Jenny Smith, Sherry Norwood; 2nd: Ray Blankenship, Mike Whitmire, David Speakman, Patti Wynn, Kathy Wallace, Dale Hampton. Clinton Ledlow, Gary Nethery; 3rd: Tony Couey, Barney Smith, Freddie Puckett, Ricky Roberts, James Woodall, Elizabeth Powell, Judy Wallace, Deborah Johnson, Susan Carpenter; 4th: Ronnie Johnson, Bill Puckett, Patsy Jones, Linda Ryan, Diane Puckett, Janice Wilborn, Andrea Watson, Rhonda Miller, Ginger Morris, Janet Parker, Pam Templeton, Priscilla Travis; 5th: Tommy Riggs, Jimmy Nix, Jimmy Moore, Tommy Tyler, Craig Young, Maurice Griffith, Rose Jernigan, Sylvia Hughes, Diane Holaway, Martha Hogan; 6th: Doug South, Anthony Irwin, Glenn Thompson, Joyce Burns, Lynn Welch, Janice Laurimore, Brenda Sandlin, Naomi Rice, Becky Vest. Cj jorus MEMBERS: 1st ROW: Gean Blackwood, Linda Hogan, Melanie Wittig, Sue Hanners, Judy Williams, and Patricia Ledlow. 2nd ROW: Dell Summerford, Gloria Anders, Carol Thompson, Linda Wallace. Diana Shaneyfelt, Gail Kelso, Ruby Tucker. Pat Hutchinson, Ginger Osborn. 3rd ROW: Ralph Friend, Gail McGhee, Bonnie Sartin, Nancy Wilson, Judy Clemons. Judy Weaver, Mary Clyde Reeves, Sandra Minor, Beverly Penn, and Paula Kelly. 162 MEMBERS: 1st ROW: Linda Schultz, Mary Morris, Judy Elliott, Sherry Lang, Linda Sandlin, Rebecca Stager; 2nd: Pat McAbee, Glenda Copeland, Shirley Burns, Patricia Pickens, Candy Stephenson, Christine Linneman, Margaret Parker, Vicki Tyler: 3rd: Miss Hester, Sponsor: Anthony Patterson. Pat Pierson, Mac McCullough, Sherry Ward, and Stanley Cash. OC.J£S. OFFICERS (from left to right) Treasurer: Glenda Copeland Pres.: Margaret Parker Vice Pres.: Linda Schultz Sec.: Christine Linneman 163 7 7 7 MEMBERS Kenneth Anders, David Ballew, Billy Bal- throp, Leroy Beard, Steve Bennett, George Brannan, Gary Bridges, Dale Brpwn, Ted Brown, Paul Cary, Bobby Cocke, Bobby Couch, Joe Couey, Roger Crow, Jimmy Day, Robert Drinkard, Gary Dobbins, Rich- ard Douglas, Ronnie Garnett, Don Hale, Jerry Harvel, Mike Hill, Charles Jarrett, Avery Maples, Frankie Maples, J. T. Maples, Leo Minor, Denver Owens, George Petses, Gary Pevahouse, Gene Reeves, Ivan Self, Larry Sivley, David Smith, Evon Story, Tommy White, Jimmy Wiley, Bobby Wilson, Chester Wright, Johnny Wright, Oscar Wright, Charles Vest, Andy Vest, Mike Rollins, Donald Kirpatrick, Paul Hopper. Gordon Hollingsworth, Jerry Tapscott, Mr. Johnson, Sponsor. OFFICERS (from left to right) Sponsor - Mr. Johnson President - Stanley Hogan V. Pres. - Billy Hardin Secretary - Jerry Penn T reasurer - David Ballew Reporter - Jim Stephenson Sentinel - Billy Balthrop County Reporter - Steve Templeton OFFICERS (from left to right) Sponsor - Mrs. Frew Reporter - Shirley Bums Secretary - Freida Chaney President - Linda Vest Vice Pres. - Sondra Higdon Parliamentarian - Diana Shaneyfelt Sponsor - Mrs. Sherrard Song Leader - Judy Dean Historians - Linda Walling and Barbara Lang T reasurer - Dorothy Hopper Photographer - Brenda Grant Song Leader - Judy Clemons J-JL7L Winner of Betty Crocker Homemaker Award - LINDA SANDLIN F.F.A. Sweetheart JEANETTE CARTER F.H.A. Beau - STANLEY HOGAN n i PUN YOUR GROWTH MEMBERS: Bonita Tidd, President, Randy Hardin, Veep, Mary Glasscock, Sec., Janice Arron, Treas., Susan Williams, Reporter, Rita Horton, Mary Gamble, Juanita Hanners, Celia Swafford, Mitz Gorham, Doug South, Diane Hill, Sue Hanners, Ray Holt, Barry Mitchell, Dixon Booth, Steve Couey, David Montgomery. Buck Bowen, Janie Gann, Carolyn Bishop, Jane Bennett, Janice Johnson, Debbie Newbert, Debbie Glasscock, Scotty Hampton, Jimmy Legg, Lynn White, Ronnie Moore, Becky Sparkman, Sandra Jefferies, Dawn Tidd, Carl Hamilton, Brenda Johnson, Pam Duncan, Patricia Dixon, Connie Tapscott, and Cheryl Goodwin. Gitizensfiip G ufj CITIZENS OF THE MONTH Stanley Cash Shirley Burns Jane Bennett Phyllis Duncan 167 M C. J£cS. — Jjancf Alto Saxophone Tommy Thrasher Sandra Minor •Sondra Higdon Mary Glasscock Deborah Williams Betty Oden Suzanne Tankersley Celia Swafford Flute ••Pam Johnson Carolyn Snow Pat Johnson Nancy Stephenson Tenor Saxophone ••Ann Hagans •Janice Black Adeline Orr Comet •••Randy Johnson Jimmy Lawrence Mike Vest Robert Drinkard Phillip Meadows Larry Black Lyn Livingston Daniel Thrasher Dawn Tidd Joe Ed T ankersley Alto Clarinet Debbie Johnson Bassoon Carol Thompson Horn ••Perry Adcock Ken Dahlgren Trombones ••Ronnie Summers Franklin Segars Bobby Wesson Ed Logan Gilbert Nix Johnny Long Stanley Taylor Alan Walker Baritone ••Ken Tankersley Daniel Thrasher Baritone Saxophone JK.G 7 .S. Tjancf •••Paula Kelly Bass Clarinet Bonita Tidd Oboe Beverly Penn Clarinet •••Pat Pierson Sissy Doss •Pat McAbee Margie Lon •Carol Jane Hutson Gloria Morris •Jane Bennett Andrea Landers •Sarah Johnson Linda Mamey Susan Ward Linda Plemmons Celia Springfield Nancy Howell Kaye Kimbrough Linda Stockton Gayna Stover Mitzi Gorham Mary Ann Hyde Basses •••Anthony Patterson •Johnny Wright Bell Lyre •Vonda Lewis Tympani •Janet Black Drums ••Perry Douglas Steve Kelly Don Sims Bass Drum Fred Stager •Denotes Seniors ••First Chair •••Seniors and First Chair Perry Adcock SOLO TWIRLER SENIORS: C. J. Hutson, Sondra Higdon, Pat Pierson, Janice Black, Vonda Lewis, Johnny Wright, Anthony Patterson, Randy Johnson, Pat McAbee, Sarah John- son, Jane Bennett, and Janet Black. OFFICERS: Pres. - Randy Johnson, Vice Pres. - Tommy Thrasher, Sec. Pat McAbee, Treas. - Pat Pierson, Quartermasters - Johnny Wright and Anthony Patterson. COMBO: Ann Hagens, Mike Vest, Franklin Segars, Perry Douglas, Ronnie Summers, Randy Johnson, Tommy Thrasher, Anthony Patterson, Ed Logan, Adeline Orr, and Sandra Minor. FIRST CHAIR: Ann Hagens, Tommy Thrasher, Ronnie Summers, Perry Douglas, Anthony Patterson, Randy Johnson, Pat Pierson, and Pam Johnson. 170 MCHS MAJORETTES: Andrea Landers: Pat McAbee; Sarah Johnson; Mary Glasscock; Debbie Johnson; Head Majorette, Pat Pierson, and Drum Majorette, Carol Thompson. 7ITC). y S. JKaj ore lies — 1965 PAT McABEE Senior DEBBIE JOHNSON MARY GLASSCOCK ANDREA LANDERS Sophomore Sophomore Fire Baton Sophomore SARAH JOHNSON Senior gymnastics G ub OFFICERS President - Deborah Tapscott Vice Pres. - Deborah Wallace Secretary - Ann Smith Publicity Chairman - Sandra Stewart DEBORAH TAPSCOTT VIVIAN WILEY Carol Crow performs on the balance beam Deborah Tapscott receives a trophy from Mrs. Rogers for being Best All-Around Gym- nastics for 1964-65. The Gymnastics Club poses for a picture after their perform- ance of Gymnastics Galore that they presented to the pub- lic and at school this spring. 4-Jf G uf Pres. Steve Couey, Vice Pres. Jimmy Halbrook, Reporter Terry Nappier, Sec. Lynn White, and Treasurer Billy Burleson. 4 OFFICERS President: Joyce Burns Vice Pres.: Linda Ryan Secretary: Jo Livingston Reporter: Charlotte Thompson Recreation Leader: Marne Lindley Song Leader: Anne Stephenson Home Agent: Miss Mary Coffee Leader Local Club: Mrs. Lili Kay Leader: Mrs. Horton 177 OFFICERS MEMBERS L iSrary G uS MEMBERS OFFICERS (from left to right) Vice Pres. - Carol Higdon Treasurer - Deborah St. John President - Mary Glasscock Historian - Charlotte Walker Reporter - Abretha Long 5 djc ence MEMBERS 1st ROW: Mrs. Sims, Sponsor, Linda Schultz, Linda Pierce, Jerry Murphy, Mary Morris, Allan Dean, Paul Wallace, and Kenneth Haley. BACK ROW: Mr. Walker, Sponsor, Anthony Patter- son, Denver Owens, Mike Dean. Jack Templeton, Johnny Sewell, Dickie Smith, Mac McCullough. David Webster, and Randy Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Dan Lundy OFFICERS: Jerry Murphy, President: Mary Morris, Secretary: Denver Owens, Vice Pres.: not pictured Dickie Smith, Treasurer. 179 4 SPONSOR - Mrs. Elizabeth Barclift EDITOR - Sandra Driver OFFICERS (from left to right) Editor - Sandra Driver Associate Ed. - Glenda Copeland Business Manager - Linda Schultz Publicity Manager - Bonita Tidd Adeline Orr Art Editor - Wilda Darby Advertising Manager - Debbie Glasscock Stanley Cash WRITERS SEATED: Carol Hutson Andrea Landers Sherry Lang STANDING: Sandra Minor Beverley Penn Marion Cash Debbie Tapscott Pam Duncan Becky Sparkman Susan Hamilton Ann Orr Judy Weaver Don Poole Jimmy Yarbrough 180 C Gircufo cfe Cspanof OFFICERS President: Vice Pres.: Secretary: T reasurer: Bonita Tidd Susan Williams Dottie Orr Pam Johnson Sadie Hawkins day was a tre- mendous success. Thanks to the careful planning of the Student Council and the partic- ipation of the clubs and stu- dents, everyone had a ball enjoying the entertainment of Kangaroo Court and Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae Contest. CAROL MEADOWS and RANDY HARDEN were chosen winners from the entire student body. A dvertisements 183 f Calumef H Hecla V □ SUCCESS. . . TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 WOLVERINE TUBE DIVISION DECATUR, ALABAMA A Completely Modern Tube Mill to Serve the South Good BLOCK-CHANDLER HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS SURGEONS CLINIC PINES NURSING HOME Nothing will add as much to living as a Westinghouse Heat Pump! Heats! Cools! Dehumidifies! Filters! Circulates! Nothing else in your new home will mean as much to you in year-round comfort and happiness as a Westinghouse Heat Pump. It’s the finest, most efficient central comfort you can install. .. and by providing it now . . . when you're building . . . you’ll save a great deal on cost. Here are some of its remarkable advantages: One power supply—electricity. No fuel lines, fuel tanks, fuel deliveries. Requires no chimney. No flame, no pilot lights, no dirt, or fumes. Completely automatic . . . one-thermostat control. Completely air-cooled . .. requires no water. Quiet operation. Requires minimum space. For full information call your Westinghouse PRO. Split systems, self- contained units or new WhispAir. A model for every type of home. 186 CONTROLLED AIR 773-9220 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 MIRACLE MANUFACTURING CO. INC. of Hartselle Manufacturers of wood handling equipment and farm equipment 187 HARTSELLE WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY The House of Service and Appreciation Wholesale Groceries Hartselle, Ala. Serving the Retail Merchants of North Alabama Compliments of □RIRV QUEEN k I ! f0R WWf foOD FOR HlM-t ChEMSTRAKD C 0 M P A N Y Best wishes from Chemstrond Company. Many of your friends and neighbors ore part of the Chemstrond fomily, employed at its Decatur, Alabama facilities. Acrilan Acrylic Fiber Nylon Intermediates Blue C Polyester Fiber Technical Center DECATUR,ALABAMA A Division of Monsanto Company Open 24 Hrs. a Day 30 Westinghouse Automatic Washers 12 Dryers - 3 Hair Dryers HARTSELLE LAUNDROMAT 189 Seniors '65 Best Yet SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS, INC Highway 31, South Hartselle, Ala. G,VE YOUR CAR . . £o Compliments of STISHER EQUIPMENT CO. COMPLIMENTS OF SNOW SHELL EGGS, INC. Highway 31, South Hartselle, Alabama Strictly Fresh Country Eggs FOWLER’S DRUG CO. Rexall Drugs Compliments and Congratulations Class of 1965 NUWAY CLEANERS STONE UNITED STAGE LUMBER AND SUPPLY EQUIPMENT, INC. Builders' Supplies From the Ground Up Hartselle, Ala. 108 Short St. 773-8585 Hartselle, Ala. ZsSvTceJ n Yl IS OUR V f FIRST r THOUGHT m Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1965 Seniors FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 255 Grant Street Decatur, Alabama 194 •'•OC CCl ahO ••«©■ •■ � •� MO'«TfMO TffAOC’ MAMI WHICH • OtNTirT ©WLY Tm| � � 00uC 0� ' I COCA f0“ � � ....gym....tumble.... flip...flop...lug...tug push...jump...leap... ...chin...lift...pull... ...run...puff puff... pause take a break.. .things go better with Coke THAOC-MABK Bottled under the authority of The Coca-Cola Company by: Compliments of TOMMY PUTMAN Photographer for the 1965 MORCOHI Annual Compliments of BELK-HUDSON CO. 214 2nd Ave. 353-9254 Decatur, Ala. BOOSTERS Marvin Pettit Western Auto Ellen's Sunshine Cleaners ORR DRAPERY CO. 101 E. Moulton St. 353-1906 Decatur, Ala. C. L. ORR, Owner Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '65 DECATUR BOX AND BASKET Decatur, Ala. GOBBLE-FITE LUMBER COMPANY INC. 300 West Market St. 353-5713 Decatur, Alabama 197 Ill Railroad St. 773-8380 Hartselle, Ala. Compliments of BELK-HUDSON COMPANY Home of Better Value Hartselle, Ala. WHITE-COOK FEED SEED COMPANY Phone 773-7289 Hartselle, Alabama Bulk Garden Seed - Field Seed - Crushed Limestone 198 PET MILK COMPANY DAIRY DIVISION Decatur, Alabama Compliments of MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES Decatur, Ala. Meadow Gold Is Good As Gold DECATUR AND HARTSELLE RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Allied Sales Company Broadhead-Cook Furniture Company McCulloch Appliance Sales Service Rhodes Furniture Company Robinson Furniture Company Shumake Furniture Company Curry-Hames Furniture Company Hunter Furniture Company McLemore Furniture Company Mixon-Ange Furniture Company Sears Roebuck Company Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc. 199 Compliments of STONE LUMBER CO., INC. WHRT Clear Channel Build With the Best 353-3811 Market St. Decatur, Ala. Dial 860 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO ROBERTS BROS. MENS STORE Hwy. 31, N. Hartselle, Ala. Gateway Shopping Center 353-1045 Downtown 222 2nd Ave 355-1224 Decatur, Alabama Your Trade Appreciated 200 Home of the Free Hour of Beauty. Compliments of Good Luck, Graduates HARTSELLE FLORIST MINOR REFRIGERATION COMPANY O AfaE PASSENGER • TRUCK • FARM TIRE TRUING THE LINEN CLOSET Quality Linens Selected From World Markets O.K. TIRE STORE Hartselle, Ala, 107 East Moulton St. 355-2175 Decatur, Ala. 201 Seniors '65 Best Yet YARBROUGH TV RADIO SHOP 202 That the Beauty of Life May Survive hartselle MEMORY GARDENS Perpetual Care Bronze Memorials 213 1 2 North Sparkman St. 773-648 3 Hartselle, Alabama NICHOLSON MOTORS, INC. Hwy. 31, N. 773-8578 Ford. . .Always First With the Finest Hartselle, Ala. Compliments of DECATUR DAILY The only daily newspaper directly concerned with the agricultural and industrial growth of Morgan, Lawrence, and Limestone Counties. YOUR TROUBLES AUTO PARTS COMPANY 114 South Sparkman St. 773-8546 Hartselle, Alabama Compliments of JEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP 212 W. Main St. 773-7213 Hartselle, Alabama 204 Compliments to the Graduating Class of '65 DEAN TASKERSLEY’S SHELL SERVICE STATION THE HARTSELLE ENQUIRER Highway 31, South Hartselle, Alabama ROYAL AUTO PARTS STEWART-BENNETT West Main Street Hartselle, Alabama Seeds - Feeds - Fertilizers J. E. PECK, SR. TRUMAN BRIDGES West Main Street Hartselle, Ala. Compliments of Compliments of ELIZABETH’S Apparel for Ladies and Children MORGAN COUNTY EXCHANGE Hartselle, Ala. Hartselle, Ala. HOLLAWAY’S BAR-B-CUE Highway 31, South Hartselle, Alabama SUE’S BEAUTY SHOP Tanner Heights Shopping Plaza Highway 31, South Hartselle, Ala. 205 Compliments of MARY’S BEAUTY SHOP BEAN-SMITH DRUGS Your Prescription Specialist Hartselle, Alabama Accuracy - Quality - Service Compliments of WOODALL’S CAFE STRICKLAND DRUG COMPANY Good Home-Cooked Food West Main St. Hartselle, Ala. Hartselle, Alabama JAMES GROCERY VANN’S RESTAURANT West Main St. Hartselle, Ala. West Main St. Hartselle, Ala. PAYNE’S BEAUTY SHOP BILLIE’S BEAUTY SALON 126 E. Main 773-8598 330 West Main St. 773-9335 Hartselle, Ala. 206 LAZELLE STEPHENSON BILLIE R. McCLANAHAN Owners and Operators McCLURLEY JEWELRY AND OFFICE SUPPLY West Main St. 773-8118 COX JEWELRY For Exquisite Jewelry Hartselle, Ala. Compliments of V. J. ELMORE’S 5-10-$ 1.00 STORE You save more at Elmore's West Main St. Hartselle, Alabama Setter 'VaCuet ROBERT’S BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE West Main St. Hartselle, Wishing the Best of Everything to the 1965 Senior Class Compliments of Ala. E. R. ROBERTS KUHN’S West Main St. Hartselle, Good Luck, Seniors '65 SPEAKE REALTY Ala. West Main St. Hartselle, BENTLEY’S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Ala. Insurance Real Estate 773-8282 Sparkman St. Hartselle, Ala. West Main St. Hartselle, Ala. 207 Compliments of HAPPY HOUSE LUCILLE PALMER 829 Grant St. Decatur, Ala. Candies - Cards - Gifts - Toys Congratulations, Graduates DIAMOND JEWELRY Two locations for your shopping convenience. 206 Johnson St. Gateway Shopping Center Decatur, Ala. WARREN’S READY-TO-WEAR PEPSI-COLA 110-112 2nd Avenue, S. E. BOTTLING COMPANY 353-0412 Decatur, Ala. MIDWAY BLIND AND FLOOR Compliments to Class of '65 COVERING BIG BOB GIBSON’S 235 E. Moulton St. 353-6491 Decatur, Ala. Highway 31, South Decatur, Ala. GARRISON’S DECATUR DECORATING CENTER BOATS AND MOTORS Johnson Motors Cushman Scooters 210 E. Moulton St. 355-3652 Decatur, Ala. RAY AND HELEN WHITE - Owners Decatur, Ala. Napko-Paint Wallpaper Tile 208 Carpets and Draperies Art Supplies Picture Framing Sundries GROOVER’S HARTSELLE PAINT CENTER CHILDREN SHOP AND TOYLAND Tanner Heights Shopping Plaza Tanner Heights Shopping Plaza Highway 31, South 77 3-6126 Phone 773-6212 Hartselle, Ala. Hartselle, Alabama KYLE PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY DECATUR TRANSIT Complete Line of Plumbing and Electrical Supplies - Paints Hartselle Bus Line Division Hourly Service To Decatur Leaving 6:15 A. M. Hartselle, Ala. Thru 5:15 P. M. CHANDLER’S FABRIC SHOP KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Headquarters for all your Sewing Needs Featuring Col. Sanders Recipes Kentucky Fried Chicken 213 Ferry St. Decatur, Ala. 1129 6th Ave., S.E. 353-0126 Decatur, Ala. Good Luck, Graduates Compliments of PHILLIP’S ROLLERCADE SHULL MOTOR COMPANY Decatur, Ala. Hartselle, Alabama 209 STORY FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES ANDER’S SERVICE STATION Sparkman Street Hartselle, Alabama East Main Street Hartselle, Alabama friend No. 1 No. 2 Hwy. 31, N. Hwy. 31, S. o fli 710 6th Ave. , N. E. Decatur, Alabama fK r Sandwiches Breakfast Compliments of Good Luck, Graduates GILCHRIST-BURKS PHARMACY TANNER’S BARBER SHOP Hartselle, Ala. West Main Street Hartselle, Ala. PRUITT BROTHERS Compliments of USED AUTO PARTS JOE ROBERTS I Hwy. 31, South Hartselle, Alabama 210 West Main Street Hartselle, Alabama HOLIDAY INN Compliments of FRAZIER MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CO. The Nation's Innkeeper Electrical Wholesalers Highway 31, South Decatur, Ala. 1420 Church St. , S. E. Decatur, Ala. ROYAL CROWN JR BOTTLING COMPANY Decatur, Ala. TALLMAN COMPANY of Decatur. . . Incorporated Wholesale Distributors Plumbing - Heating and Cooling Supplies 620 Wilson St., N.E. Decatur, Ala. 353-7261 Compliments of Saluting the Graduates of 1965 REYNOLD’S MENS WEAR NELL’S Hartselle, Ala. Hartselle, Ala. DECATUR GLASS AND PAINT CO. CITIZEN’S BANK Glass of Every Description of Hartselle 509 Bank St. 353-5084 Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1965 Decatur, Ala. 211 Compliments of SIVLEY COTTON CO. Hartselle, Ala. SUMMERFORD’S GROCERY C oCi x, Hartselle, Alabama HARGETT’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Hartselle, Ala. Compliments of SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY Hwy. 31, S. Hartselle, Ala. A FRIEND PECK FUNERAL HOME We service all burial policies Hartselle, Alabama COMER TANKERSLEY’S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION JEAN’S BRIDAL DRESS SHOP Features everything for your wedding, also specializing in cocktail, evening, and sportswear. 212 QSinclair] Hwy. 31, S. Hartselle, Ala. Open Nights by Appointments Tanner Heights Shopping Plaza Hartselle, Ala. GORHAM TRACTOR CO. AC BURCHELL TRACTOR CO. Tractors and Farm Machinery Tractor Repairs Used Equipments and Parts Phone 77 3-9309 210 Barclay Street W. Chestnut Street 773-6387 Hartselle, Ala. Hartselle, Ala. A FRIEND Your Morgan County Entertainment Centers PRINCESS THEATRE T“ T T MIT y v r rt r rp TTVT T1 LIT? A 'T D XT' BOWLINE DRIVE IN IJrlEAIKE THUNDERBIRD DRIVE IN THEATRE L. 1 Decatur, Ala. CITY PARK GREENHOUSE Compliments of RAYMOND A. BRITAIN SPRINGFIELD’S PURE TRUCK STOP Phone 353-9341 113 Second Ave. Hwy. 31, N. 773-9159 Decatur, Ala. Hartselle, Ala. MAC’S CURB MARKET CAROL’S BEAUTY SALON Shell Gas and Oil J. C. McMURRAY, Prop. The Utmost in Hair Fashions and New Trends Hwy. 31, N. 773-7878 Hartselle, Ala. Hwy. 31, S. Hartselle, Alabama 213 AT ABOUT THE T THE FUNNT FACE UR GOAL of 19 yi ma JlTater On the city's southern border. Reared against the sky. Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years roll by. Forward, ever, be our watchword. Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Morgan High, all hail! Years may dim our recollection. Time its change may bring, Still thy name in fond affection Ever more we'll sing. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Tender, fair, and true Grateful hearts with love unfailing 2|8 All our vows renew. Iu toy rap fis luloc rapfis Autoyrap is 221 Iuiocjrapfis 111 Autograph, 223 lutoyrap i± JL - — — - . —- —' — — __ •