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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

' W Mor ohL • jr 1'977 T9? - } 'i? MORGAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL HARTSELLE, ALABAMA Shadow’s of Yesterday ? Editor Kathy Kirby 3 Where did they go, the hopes and fears Of those delicate and fragile high school years? Are those dreams you thought would always last Forever shadowed in the mist of the past? Can it be or should it be That these happy dreams are just memory. So remember now, my dear friends, That this fickle life pays her own dividends. The happiness and the sorrow, The rays of the sun of tomorrow, The progress and the strife Are all grains of sand in the hourglass of Life. We must meet the past on her own grounds, A time of memories knowing no bounds. We realize now that we can not locate The shadow's of yesterday that were once future fate. Take hold of yesterday's dreams, For it always victoriously seems That yesterday’s happiness is tomorrow’s task, Shadowed in the eyes of fate’s exclusive mask. John Corson and Karen Hammond R-This year the annual sta fl ferent yearbook. We wal ' ItAjrn which you could loolJ .to Rapture moments and el ill not be forgotton. I wl Shard work that they di Shank Mrs. Booth fol awe hope we have been I have enioyed Serving ; jr My senior year has been) i everyoij� I wish everyone all J could elver have. 9 Student Life 10 Editor Ginger Teague 12 Homecoming to our school has always been a special time for all grades to unite as one. Homecoming 77 began with a parade through Hartselle, featuring Queen Mary Ann Moses and her attendants Mary Ann was elected Queen by the senior foot ball members. Her attendants, one representing each grade, were voted on by their class. The MCHS marching band also participated in the activi ties. Mr Cecil J. Johnson was pre sented an award for 28 years of attending all MCHS football games. 13 HOMECOMING Seniors The Homecoming dance, celebrating the Tiger’s victory over Columbus 14-10, was a big success. Contributing to this success was the fantastic band “Lodestone.” Mr. John Bryant presided as Emcee. Queen Mary Ann Moses and her escort, Ed Lanier, were dancing in the spotlight after Bar- bara Hemming announced the couples in leadouts. 17 18 An average of 80 decorated cars demonstrated their Tiger spirit in the parade. The local merchants of Hartselle named the Freshmen class the best decorated. The Sen- ior class won the spirit stick for the fourth consecutive year. To partici- pate and watch the parade the high school got out at 1:00. Beauty Pageant Saturday in the Park was the theme for the 1978 Beauty Walk sponsored by the MCHS Annual Staff. This annual pageant of 25 girls from each class wad held March 30, at Hartselle's Civic Center. As each girl made her way down the runway she was scored on poise, personality, and appearance, then five finalists were selected. The winners representing their class were Gwen Gray, Freshmen Beauty, Terri Clemons, Sophomore Beauty, Elizabeth Teague, Junior Beauty, and Regina Evans, Senior Beauty. Van Foote was crowned Miss Morcohi and Ginger Teague was voted Miss Congeniality. Contributing to the success of the Beauty Walk was David Sherrill and Ronnie Smallwood who sang Saturday in the Park accompanied by Mrs. Steve Pearson who played the piano. Mr. Eddie Ander- son was acting M.C. for the night. Escorts were Anthony Montgomery and William Ratliff. 20 Sophomore Beauty Terri Clemons Freshman Beauty Gwen Gray Senior Beauty Regina Evans Miss Congeniality Ginger Teague 23 Bottom to Top, L. to R.: Gwen Gray, Pam Brooks, Pam Curtis, Rebecca Doss, Melea Little, Laurie Taylor, Stacey Roberts, Carol Ward, Renee Harrison, Robin Stephenson, Mona Johnson, Celeste Nunn, Charlotte Boulden, Donna Legg, Ellen Vice, Kim Haynes, Kelly Hill, Karen Ammons, Allison Kelly, Lisa Simmons, Kay Sterbutzel, Donna Livingston, Darlene Turner. Bottom to Top, L. to R.: Penny Pruitt, Kim Groover, Shannon Black, Rachel Chapman, Myra Prince, Latitia Johns, Faith Frances, Angela Connor. Wendy Roberts, Debbie Nunn, Terry Clemons. Robbie Clemons, Leesia Murphree. Loria Prater. Rose Marie Sims, Bev erly Quinn, Cindy Sanford, Mechel Camp, Lisa Garden, Marcia Glover, Sybil Sharpley, Pat Sterbutzel, Shelia Overton, Daphme Raley. 24 Top to Bottm, L. to R.: Teresa Doss, Susan Jackson, Lynn Howell, Joy Johnson, Liz Carden, Jody Sandlin, Kris Lee, Leigh Ann Tawney, Pam McAbee, Amt Wallace, Sharon Riggs, Lisa Grove, Jackie Tapscott, Carol Ayers. Sandy Horton. Jean Puckett, Vicky Stacks. Kathy Howard, Julie Evans, Carol Balch, Elizabeth Teague. Marne White. Renee Luckett, Patti Staudt. Top to Bottom, L. to R.: Joy Owen, Sally Garnett. Carol Burgess, Betsy Groover, Cora Horton, Mary Ann Moses, Nekima Watkins. Joan Cam. Debera Hopkins. Barbara Hemming, Kat Prince, Pat Sandlin, Renee James. Lisa Golden. Sally Broom, Ginger Teague, Regins Evans, Kathy Kirby, Jill Moody. Van Foote, Tom Patterson, Jean Sterbutzel, Lydia Brown, Beth Dunnaway. 25 Junior-Senior Prom The theme Sailing Into Tomorrow,” the setting the Pettey Gymnasium, the day of April 21st, and the work and expectations of the Junior class created the Junior-Senior Prom of 1978. The band. Oasis, gave an excellent performance. The Leadouts by the Seniors were highlighted by the crowning of the Prom King and Queen; Debera Hopkins and Alan Sparkman. The Junior class offi- cers that crowned the King and Queen were Liz Carden and Randy Campbell. Sophomore members were chosen to help serve the refreshments. It was a time of joy and happiness, a time to remem- ber. The Seniors of 78 will remember and would like to express their appreciation to the Juniors for a job well done. 26 27 28 29 30 31 Class Basketball The Student Council sponsored the Class Basketball Tournament which was played during school hours. The class teams were cheered on by a large percentage of the stu- dent body. In the semi-final rounds the junior class defeated the freshman class, while the seniors were victorious over the sophomores. The seniors and juniors then played the deciding championship game in the evening at the Pettey Gym. The final score found the seniors winning 44-33. 32 Band Concert The band concert on May 5th, ended a very rewarding year for the MCHS band. After receiving superiors at both District and State competitions, the band, under the direction of Mr. Rodney Dasinger, gave a performance at the Civic Center for their own community. Mr. Edd Jones, Director of Bands, Livingston University, was the guest director, and Mr. Jack Gibson of Decatur, was the guest percussionists. A special thanks goes to Mr. John Bryant who was a guest guitarist. 34 35 Chorus Concert This year the annual chorus concert was held May the 11th at Hartselle's Civic Center. Under the direction of Mrs. Wanda Jackson, the chorus students presented a concert enti- tled, Sentimental Journey.” The journey started out with the 1900’s and went through the 1970's. The groups participating in the production were the Girl's Ensemble and Sen- ior Ensemble. Three other groups that shared their talent were Girl's Chorus, Mixed Cho- rus, and Concert Chorus. To end the concert, the Most Outstanding Chorus Students” were announced. This award is voted on by the chorus students. The 1978 winners were Van Foote, Ken Thompson, and Ronnie Smallwood. 36 37 Talent Show December 7, 1977, was the day of MCHS's annual talent show. The event, always looked forward to, was sponsored by the Student Council and was held in the gym. Unique talents were displayed from the participating students. Landing 1st place was A. C. and the Moonshine Band. For the 2nd place, there was a tie between Sally Broom, Sally Garnett and Randy Clemons, Alan Sparkman. 38 Band Banquet The second annual band banquet held on April 29th was a great success. Mr. Rodney Dasinger, the band director, was presented a plaque in recognition of his inspiration and leadership in guid- ing the band to an outstanding year. The guest speaker was Mr. Ronnie Perkins, band director at Tarrant High School, Tarrant, Alabama. Various awards were distributed by Mr. D.; letters to those who earned them, pins to first chair students, and trophies to different band members that had made special contributions. The highest honors were given to Keith Greenhill, who was awarded the John Sousa Phillips award, and Barbara Hemming and Pat Sandlin, who received the Band Directors award. 39 Athletic Banquet The MCHS Booster Club sponsored its annual Athletic Banquet. The night set aside for the ban quet was Friday, May 12. The occasion was to honor the boys and girls who had worked hard dur- ing the school year to use their athletic abilities in order to become winners! The guest speaker was Mr. Mark Hendrix, a student at the University of Alabama and a former student of MCHS. 40 41 We realize now that we cannot locate The shadows of yesterday that were once future fate . . . Milton Reed Morcohi Principal During the past 11 years Mr. Milton Reed has served M.C.H.S. as a principal. He has shown his devotion and sincerity to his job. M.C.H.S. is appreciative of his dedication. Mr. Reed received his B.S. from Sneed Jr. College, His M.A. from Jacksonville State Univer- sity, and his A.A. from Auburn University. 44 Jackie Coulter Assistant Principal Mr. Jackie Coulter has served M.C.H.S. as Assist- ant Principal very well through the years. Mr. Coul- ter got his B.S. from Athens and a M.A. from Univer- sity of Alabama. The students would like to express their gratitude for him and his work. 45 In Memory of Molly Giles We, the Morcohi Staff, would like to dedicate this 77-78 Annual to the beloved Molly Giles in remembrance of her outstanding teaching career. 47 Business and Fine Arts Departments 1. Gerri Smith 2. Elizabeth Barclift 3. Stephen Guthery 4. Rolland Oden 5. Wanda Jackson 6. Rodney Dasinger 48 49 50 51 History Department 1. Warner Crow 2. David Townsend 3. Virginia Holaday 4 Jane Wilcoxson 5. William Barker 6. Mary Qualls 7. Franklin Penn, Jr. 8. Jan James 52 Special Education and Librarians 1. Martha Hicks, Librarians 2. Janice Sikes. Librarian 3. Jimmie Norwood, Special Ed. 4. Debbie Fender, Special Ed. 55 Becky Travis Classes Editor 56 Where did they go the hopes and fears of those delicate and fragile high school years? HART SCHOOL Harley Bridges Kelli Holmes Steve King Cindy Lemaster Greg Roden Freddie Sharpley Leon Wmton 58 59 Nursery School The Nursery School is a program set up for Sen iors by the Home Economics dept. This year the Seniors got a first hand look at the actions of a group of four year olds, and had an opportunity to find out what will happen when they become par- ents. The children did things they liked and pre- pared themselves for the beginning of elementary school. 60 David Crouch John Pickens Margaret Ann Prater Alisha Reid Zachary Tosti Jennifer White Jason Yocom 61 Lisa Simmons Pres. Mona Johnson V. Pres. Freshmen David Pounders Sec Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS John Sims Treas Dana Brown Kim Buckelew David Burns Jeff Burns Dewayne Burroughs Jenny Byford Robert Byrd Anita Campbell Fran Campbell Norman Campbell Debbie Carden Susan Carden Theresa Bowling William Aaron Pam Allen Karen Ammons Lisa Anders Stephanie Atkins Tim Balcom Larry Bennich Sammy Benson Terry Black Terry Blackwood Nancy Blankenship Mike Bowen Greg Bonner Charlotte Boulden Teressa Bowling Regina Breeding Pam Brooks Tony Carver Tim Chappie Hilma Chatman Bobby Childers Barbara Christie Chris Clemons Gene Clemons Judy Clemons Joanna Compton John Compton Tim Copeland Debra Conner Joey Corbin Jonathan Corbin Craig Corum Mark Costanza Barbara Coughanour Angela Cox Billy Cox Randy Cox John Crow Ronald Crow David Cummings Sonya Curnel Pam Curtis Chuck Cutts Detrus Davis Dondi Davis Marilyn Davis Robert Davis Jeff Dewease Peggy Dixon Alan Dobbs Belinda Dobbs Rebecca Doss Danny Dram Mitchell Driver Gena Duncan Stephanie Eddy Steven Eddy Kevin Emerson Mike Eidson Alan Engberg Charles Fite Karen Francis Libby Foote Harold Gailey Randy Gaines Fay Garth Frederick Garth Brant Garner Tim Garrison Paul Glasco Keith Glover Kim Goben Dale Golden Scott Goode Robert Grammer Phil Grantland Gwen Gray Melissa Griffin Phillip Grigsby David Grove Randy Guthery Robin Harris Chuck Harrison Anita Hart Renee Harrison Kiro Haynes Randy Hensley Kenneth Hightower Kelly Hill Melanie Hill Vickie Hill Donna Hogan Shanda Hilliar Nancy Holladay Linda Holt Mark Hopper Mary Horton Kevin Howard Steve Howard Anita Howell Jon Howell Regina Howell Umeki Jackson RobJaques Greg James Teresa Jetton Susie Johns Brian Johnson Joel Johnson Mona Johnson Ricky Johnson Tommy Johnson Mike Jones Mickey Jones Teresa Jones Kenny Joyner Allison Kelly Richard Kiesewetter Shawn King Eddie Kirby Steve Knight Elaine Knappenberger Donna Kyle Jane Lackey Teresa Lackey Susan Lanier Ray Lawrimore Donna Legg Laura Lindsey Mike Lindsey Melea Little Greg Littrell Donna Livingston Jannette Locke Lisa Long Tim Marine Vicky Martin Ronnie Mason Cindy Maze Gary McAbee Richard McCay D. 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McCurley John McDonald Lori McHan Felecia Mclnmsh Boyd McNutt Jerry McNutt Karen Merritt Louis Michetti Sandra Milam Annette Mooney Lou Ellen Mitche Susan Moore Greg Montgomery Carolyn Morris Bryan Moses Phillip Moses Danny Mullins Jackie Nelson Rebecca Nelson Charles Norwood Stump Norwood Celeste Nunn Bettye Olson Carolyn Orr Chris Orr Rubin Orr Sandra Orr Vera Orr Karren Osborn Amy Parker Kevin Parker Todd Penn Richard Perry Bobby Phillips Eddie Pike David Pounders David Prater Susan Pridmore Don Puckett Mike Quick Ron Puckett Leigh Quinn Anita Ray Cindy Reeves Phillip Reeves Brian Roberts Stacey Roberts Joey Roberson Adam Roden Judy Sandlin Lee Sandlin Rabon Schoefield Reggie Segars Wayne Segars Frank Sharpley George Shelton Buddy Shull Allen Sibley Amy Sims Donna Sims John Sims Lisa Simmons Kelly Sivley Bill Smith Charles Smith Cullen Smith Jett Smith Kimberly Smith Mike Smith Virgil Starks Judy Sparks Tarri Staudt Pam Stephenson Robin Stephenson Tim Stephenson Kay Sterbutzel Ida Stevens Steve Stewart Sheronia Tankersley Blake Tanner Alan Taylor Laurie Taylor Rhonda Taylor Jan Teague David Terry Denise Thompson Glenda Thompson Keith Tucker Rhonda Tucker Darlene Turner Mark Turner Jan Turowski Carol Vest Ellen Vice Mike Walden Charles Wallace Carol Ward Tamra Whatley Donna White Rex Wilborn Terry White Don Williams Jeff Williams Dean Wilson Paul Wilson Lloyd Winn James Wise Jeff Woodall Jeff Woodruff Pam Yates Not Pictured: Harold Adams Jewel Allen Pam Bell Ellis Buckelew Hilton Chatman Jimmy Foote Frederick Garth Becky Griffith Dale Griffith David Griffith Jimmy Hart Robby Holloway Joe Jackson Steve Knight Beverly Lambert Teresa Lampkin Wayne Lampkin Billy Landers Chris Moore Joe Moore Jim Neighbors Karen O’dell Doug Parker Harley Peterson David Pugh William Pugh John Reynolds Scott Richards Bonnie Roan Tony Roberson Tommy Sandlin Paul Seals Larry Sharpley Eugene Thomas Ricky Tolbert Joe Watson Alton Weaver Kerry Whiley Martha Woods Greg Wright Kim Aired Timbo Andrews Jessie Bailey Russell Barbee Pam Barnett Charles Beasley Tony Beaver Stewart Bennett Dewayne Benmch Mark Bentley Shannon Black Greg Bodley Shari Boggs Cedric Boulden Renee Boyer Shari Boggs Janet Boyer Elizabeth Brown Lynne Brown Lynne Burgess Sharon Burrough Billy Cam Mechel Camp Jeff Camp Lisa Carden Rachel Chapman Sandra Clark Robbie Clemons Tony Brown Larry Buckelew Mike Burnam Terri Clemons Bruce Coleman Mark Coleman Bill Compton Allen Connor Angela Connor Elaine Cook Rhonda Copeland Kerry Beth Cornelius Brian Culbreath Kim Cunningham David Curtis Roger Ellenburg Angelia Elliott Carlos Elliott Ramona Emerson Billie Evans Rob Fowler Faith Frances Jeff Fuller Scott Gamel Mike Garner Jim Garner Randy Garrison Keith Darnell Nanette Davis Lisa Draper Cynthia Drain Mary Dutton Randell Echols Bruce Hardin Gina Hargett Doug Harris Larry Harris Joe Harris Randy Hatfield Jimmy Giles Greg Gill Art Glasgow Marsha Glover Danny Goodner Morris Grammer Missy Grant Ricky Griffith Kim Groover Karen Gulley Lisa Hall Teresa Hammon Karen Hammond Annette Hanners h ZS. Janet Hardin Mike Hayes Janet Helms Pam Henderson Carol Hicks Dan Higginbotham John Higginbotham Wilma Hill Dean Hodge Brain Holladay Tim Holloway Glenn Hollingsworth Bradley Holmes Don Hopkins Darnell Hopper Cindy Hopson Susan Howell Jeff Huggins Rex Hutzler Amy Ikner Allen Jermgan Latitia Johns Chris Johnson Sandra Johnson Sherry Johnson Teresa Johnson Denise Jones Melvin Jones Terry Kay Paige Key Billy Kilpatrick Kim Kiser Vickie Kiser Charolette Knox Bobby Lawrence Christy Lee Rhonda Lee Paula Legg Kelly Littrell Lance Long Rex Looney Jan Maddox Tracy Maze Teena McCay Cissy McCurry Mike McNutt Donna Medlm Maria Miller Kyle Mims Regina Mitchell Harriett Moore Robert Moore Phillip Morris Jerry Mosely Fred Motes Kenneth Moses Leesia Murphree Mike Murphy Tommy Newman Tina Norwood Angie Nuby Charlotte Nuby Debbie Nunn Vic Orr Shelia Overton Anthony Owens Regina Palmer Lee Parker Robin Parker Jim Peck Susan Penn Gary Pitman Valerie Plemons Robin Poole Jett Powell Loria Prater Jeff Price Charley Prince Myra Prince Denise Proctor Penny Pruit Doug Puckett Beverly Quinn Susie Quinn Daphne Raley Valerie Ratliff Ray Ramey Carla Reeves Donna Reeves Theresa Reeves Steve Richards Danny Ricks Andy Roberts Ricky Roberson Butch Roberts Kay Roberts Susan Roberts Wendy Roberts Wilda Robinson Robin Rollins David Ryan Melvin Sanders Cindy Sanford Doris Sharpley Larry Sharpley Sybil Sharpley Gma Shelton David Sherrill Bonnie Shows Lewis Schutt Rose Mane Simms Judy Speak man Greg Smith Danny Stephenson Pat Sterbutzel Tammy Stephenson Wayne Stinson Thomas Stover Danny Tapscott Terry Tanner Chris Teichmiller Greg Terry Kelly Townsend Sharon Trent Susan Tucker Loretta Turney Pat Turrentine Craig Vaughn Twanya Vest Carol Vice Johnnie Vmzant Pam Waddell Charles Wallace Tim Ward Katrina Watkins Cindy Weaver Doug Webster Melissa Westmoreland Tom Whatley Cindy White Joe Whitten Yuanita White Verna Wiggins Danny Williams Todd Willis Randy Wright Shelia Wright Lynn Wilson Andy Yarborough Mechell Young Kay Yates Not Pictured: Mark Allen Kathy Corson Kenneth Davis Jim Neighbors Thaddious Waddell Carol Wilbanks Theresa Alexander Brett Armstead Karen Atkins Connie Aushan Carol Ayers Johnny Baiely Barbara Baker Linda Baker Carol Balch Kathy Ballew David Barbee Sharlyne Bassett Patty Bennett Keith Blankenship Donna Bates Donna Boggs Becky Blevins Connie Bodley Randy Braswell Tony Brooks Karen Burch Gary Burgess Don Byford Charley Cain Randy Campbell Liz Carden Terry Carrol Kay Chapman Ginger Chasten David Cheatham Brian Clemons Junior Clemons Jerry Cobbs Roschell Colquitt Mark Cook Marsha Cook Van Cook Michael Corry Reggie Corum Teresa Couey Becky Crauswel Sherrill Crow Karen Cummings Lee Dearmin Cynthia Deprest Terry Dobbs Theresa Doss Francine Duvall David Eddy Mark Edmunson Angella Elliot Terri Entrekin Julia Evans Kathy Evans Darryl Fulmer Oneal Gaines Billy Gardner Sonya Garner Joe Gee James Gibson Clara Gill Dawn Glasgow Teresa Glenn Monty Griffith Lisa Grove Mike Groover Karen Halbrooks Kevin Hall Pam Hall Mark Hampton Micheal Herring Janice Harris Lee Hemming Felicia Hill Rhonda Hilliar Tammy Holloway Larry Holmes Greg Hopkins Annette Hopper Harold Hopson Cynthia Hormel Sandy Horten Kathy Howard Lynn Howell Keith Jackson Margarita Jackson Susan Jackson Karen Jetton Billy Johnson Jeff Johnson Joy Johnson Regina Johnson Kim Jones Lynn Jones Tommy Jones Vickie Jones Charlotte Keel Mane Keisewette Donna Kirkpatricl John Knappenberge Sherry Lambert Greg Lane Lynn Lawrence Leigh Lawrence Kris Lee Steve Legg Mark Lindsy Rex Lindsy Tim Lingle Harry Little Cindy Livingston Teresa Lorance Rene Luckett Tim Mabrey Jackie Mason Marisa Mayfield Pam McAbee Greg McCaig Scott McCay Wendell McLemore Alan Melson Tim Metzger Cassandra Mitchell Stuart Mitchell John Moore Tommy Mullins Mike Nau Nourouqh Nemati Tammy Nicholson Ann Norwood Mark Peck Barry Pike Shelia Pitts Charles Oden Brenda Orr Pam Owens Jerry Powell Regina Pridmore Rene Pridmore Jean Puckett Regina Owens 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SlluCCim. {Ijate i. i oCezt ( Wziyfzt dHT Senior Who’s Who BIGGEST PEST Karen Brown Jeff Speegle MOST ATTRACTIVE Beth Dunnaway Richard Greenhill MOST TYPICAL SENIOR Toni Patterson Alan Sparkman 119 120 Van Foote Vic Camp MOST TALENTED Sally Broom Tim Vandiver FRIENDLIEST Jean Sterbutzel Anthony Montgomery BEST ALL AROUND Renee James Ed Lanier CUTEST COUPLE Peggy Williams Jeff Craft BIGGEST FLIRT Lori Grant David Cameron 121 LAZIEST Betsy Groover Don Haynes s' m MOST TALKATIVE Jill Moody Glenn Cobb MOST DEPENDABLE Tammy Maples Gerald Stinson MOST CHEERFUL Phyllis Melson Robbie Wagner MOST COURTEOUS Kathy Kirby Mike Reeves MOST DANGEROUS Cynde Buckelew Tim Penn WITTIEST Lisa Golden Randy Clemons MOST LOVABLE Cheryl Gully Keith Horton 123 Most Carefree Jeanine Miller J. D. Long Most Ambitious Barbara Hemming Albert Culbreath 124 Most Popular Sally Garnett Tommy Norwood Most Athletic Jennifer Legg Terry Wallace BIGGEST TIME KILLER MOST BASHFUL Mary Ann Moses Barry Holladay Terri Boster David James MOST INTELLIGENT Cindy Martin Jamie Bumum MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Sandlin Jeff Stephenson 125 MOST CARELESS Regina Evans Ronnie Smallwood MOST SOUL O'Kemia Watkins William Ratliff MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Lisa Littrell Kelly Atkins BEST DRESSED Dena Gray Scott Strider 126 Senior Class Officers President — Stan Cook Vice President — J. D. Long Secretary — Betsy Groover Treasurer — Lisa Littrell 128 129 Girls’ State Cindy Martin DAR Good Citizenship Girl Ginger Teague Lion’s Club Award Joan Cain Gary Burgess 131 133 Graduation 1978 Graduation was held May 23, 1978 at the Morgan County High Tiger Stadium. Stan Cook, President of the Senior Class, spoke to his fellow class members. Mr. Milton Reed, Principal, and Mr. Jackie Coulter, Assistant Principal, presented diplomas as Dr. Carlton Smith, Superintendent of Hartselle Schools greeted the new graduates. 134 3 We must meet the past on her own grounds A time of memories knowing no bounds. . . VARSITY The Tiger Varsity Football Squad ended the season with a record of five wins, four losses, and one tie. This record gave the Tigers second place in the area. The Homecoming Game was just one of the many exciting games in the season. The MCHS Tigers hosted Columbus, Mississippi for the game, and was victorious with a From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Jimmy Davis, Dwight Tankersley. Pat Lipsey, Coach Bucky Pitts, Butch Roberts, Brian Holladay, Bob Sittason, Stan Cook, William Ratliff, Terry Wallace, Kelly Atkins, Gerald Stinson, Robert Moore, Todd Whatley, Charley Cain, Randy Campbell, Larry Holms, Junior Clemons, Van Cook, Ricky Worley, Mike Groover, Greg Bodley, Russell Barbee, Littrell, Tim Andrews, Doug Harris. Andy Yarbourgh, Danny Williams, Bradley Holms, Mark Coleman, Chris Johnson. BACKS From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Jimmy Davis, Lee Parker, Jerry Powell, Monty Griffith, Mark Coleman, Doug Harris, Jimmy McClanahan, Bubba Pitts, Reggie Corum, Gary Burgess. MO FOOTBALL score of 14-10. The team had well distributed talent throughout the line up. Pat Lipsey and J. D. Long earned honors by making the All-Area team. Jeff Speegle, Mike Reeves, and Bubba Pitts earned positions on the All- TVC team. Tommy Norwood, J. D. Long, Mike Reeves, Barry Holladay, Jeff Speegle, Johnny Bailey, Reggie Corum, Coach John Chandler Mark Hampton, Bubba Pitts, Jeff Stephenson, Jim McClanahan, Coach Don Woods, Mike Murphy, Joe Whitten, Monty Griffith, Joey Smith, Jerry Powell, Allen Stoner, Kent Quinn, Darryl Tatum, Terry Carroll, Gary Burgess, Pat Turrentine, Andy Roberts, Scott Gamel, Jeff Hug gins, Kelly, Lee Parker, Jim Peck, Joe Watson, Randal Echols, Morris Grammar. ENDS From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Allen Stoner, Joe Jones, Gerald Stinson, Kelly Littrell, Todd Whatley, Mike Murphy, Joe Watson, Terry Wallace, Jeff Huggins, Tommy Nor- wood, Jeff Speegle, William Ratliff, Jeff Ste- phenson, Junior Clemons. 141 DEFENSIVE LINE From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Greg Bodley, Andy Roberts, Ricky Worley, Brian Holladay, Robert Moore, Dwight Tankersley, Larry Holms, Joey Smith, Bob Sittason. LINEBACKERS From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Russell Barbee, Scott Gamel, Brian Holladay, Butch Roberts, Tommy Norwood, Pat Lipsey, Mike Reeves Joe Whitten. 142 OFFENSIVE LINE rrom L. to R., Top to Bottom: Van Cook. Pat Turrentine. J. D. Long. Dan Williams, Stan Cook, Butch Roberts. Pat Lipsey, Chris Johnson. Mike Groover, Scott Gamel, Joe Whitten, Barry Holladay, Terry Carroll. CENTERS From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Russell Barbee, Andy Yarbrough, Darryl Tatum, Mike Reeves, Charley Cain. 143 SENIORS From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Coach Bucky Pitts, Pat Lipsey, Dwight Tankersley, Joe Jones, Jeff Speegle, Mike Reeves, Stan Cook, Barry Holladay, Tommy N mwood, Jim McClannahan, Jimmy Davis, William Ratliff, Gerald Stinson, Bubba Pitts, Jeff Stephenson, Terry Wal lace, J. D. Long. 144 QUARTERBACK KICKERS From L. to R.: Morris Grammar, Randy Campbell, Tim Andrews. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Kelly Littrell, Jeff Speggle, Chris John son, Jerry Powell, Robert Moore. 145 B-TEAM FOOTBALL The B Football Team, consisting of mainly Sophomores and Juniors, had a record of 5-2. These future Var- sity players are looking ahead to clinch a spot in the State playoffs next year by winning their Area. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Johnny Bailey, Kelly Littrell, Van Cook, Todd Whatley, Terry Carroll, Steve Legg, Jim Peck, Jerry Powell, Joe Whitten, Ricky Worley, Pat Turrentine, Darryl Tatum, Russell Barbee, Andy Yarbrough, Monty Griffith, Danny Williams, Larry Holms, Chris Johnson, Mike Groover, Randall Echols, Greg Bodley, Junior Clemons. Andy Roberts, Doug Harris, Lee Parker, Butch Roberts, Brian Hol- iday, Morris Grammar. Mark Coleman, Scott Gamel. JR FOOTBALL The Junior Football Team composing of all Freshmen had a record of four wins and four losses. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Coach Bill Barker, Jeff Dewease, John Sims, Kevin Parker, Phillip Moses, Richard McCay, Brian Johnson. Mike Edison, David Pounders, Greg Bonner. Bobby Phillips, Greg James, Mike Jones, Mike Quick, Richard Perry, Eddie Pike, Louis Michetti, David Cummings. Ron Puckett, Brian Roberts, Lee Sandlin, Randy Gaines, Chuck Cutts, Don Puckett, Bill Smith, Virgil Starks. Dale Golden, Stump Norwood, Mark Costanza, Robert Grammar, Allen Sibley. 146 GIRL'S BASKETBALL FORWARDS The Girl’s Basketball Team played in two tournaments this past year, the area and the County Tournaments. In the County Tournament, they were in the semifinals before being beaten by Austin. Coach Mary Gem Roberts, Theresa Boulden, Donna Livingston, Missy Grant, Pam Owens, Annette Mooney, Jennifer Legg, Leanne Owen. Donna Legg, Tina Thrasher, Valerie Rat lift, Marsha Glover, Becky Chapman. Pam Owen, Missy Grant, Annette Mooney, Donna Livingston. CENTERS GUARDS Theresa Boulden, Valeria Ratliff Donna Legg, Jennifer Legg, Tina Thrasher, Marcia Glover 147 VARSITY BASKETBALL The M.C.H.S. Basketball team had a winning season with a record of sixteen wins and fourteen losses. Jun- ior Tony Herring was leading scorer for the Tigers. By defeating Moulton, the team placed first in the Regional Tournaments. They placed first in the Area Tournament and a fine standing of second place in the County Tournament. They also participated in State Tournaments where they suffered a heartbreaking loss to Central of Florence by a score of 63-62. Making the All Area basketball team was Don Haynes, Tony Herring and Rob- ert Sharpley. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Chris Teichmiller, Don Haynes, Vic Camp, Mike Herring, Coach Roger Mathis, Alan Melson, William Ratliff, Terry Wallace, John Knappenberger, Brian Culbreath, Albert Culbreath, Robert Sharpley. 1 48 GUARDS 149 CENTERS 150 From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Chris Teichmiller. Mike Herring, Terry Wallace. Alan Melson, John Knappenberger. B-TEAM BASKETBALL The B Basketball Team recorded six wins and six losses during the season. In the Morgan County Tourna ment, the B Team was the runner-up, losing in the final game. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Dewayne Benmch, Doug Webster. Chris Teichmiller. Art Glascow. Jim Neighbors. Rex Looney. Melvin Jones, Brian Culbreath, Kyle Mims, Stanley Gill, Gary Pitman, Jeff Camp. JR BASKETBALL The Jr. Basketball Team had a record of four wins and twelve losses. Dondi Davis made the All-County Team, playing in the forward position. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Coach Bucky Pitts. Chuck Harrison. David Pounders. Frank Sharpley. Dondi Davis. Brian Moses, Brant Garner, Brian Johnson, Joey Robertson. Tyrone Young, Joel Johnson, Eddie Pike 152 153 GOLF With a record of 23 wins and 10 losses, the Tiger Golf Team placed third in the Tennessee Valley Golf Tour- nament. Receiving the Most Valuable Awards were Jeff Stephenson and Vic Camp. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Jett Stephenson. Stan Cook, Vic Camp, Coach Don Woods, Van Cook, Bob Sittason, Jeff Camp, Joey Robert son, Joel Johnson, Steve Legg. 154 Jeff Stephenson Vic Camp Stan Cook d JSi am Steve Legg Van Cook I • W� 7 1 I Bob Sittason Jeff Camp 155 Chuck Cutts Wt. 98 VARSITY The 77-78 Wrestling Team coached by William Barker had a winning out the season. In the Bob Jones and Pinson Valley Tournaments, Rich tiers competed in the State by placing in the Sectional. Richard Green Jamie Burnum Wt. 105 Bruce Coleman Wt. 112 From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Coach Bill Barker, Mike Reeves. Tim Vandy. Billy Cam. Bruce Coleman, Jell Huggins, Bobby Phillips, Jamie Burnum, Stump Norwood, Chuck Ron Puckett, Anthony Owens 156 WRESTLING record of 7-4. The Tigers participated in several tournaments through ard Greenhill, Tim Vandiver, and Jerry Powell placed. Most of the Wres hill and Tim Vandiver placed In the State Competition. Barry Holladay. Richard Greenhill, Jerry Powell, Carlos Elliott. Rob Jaques, Phillip Moses, Cutts, Terry White, Gary McAbee, John Crow, Mark Costanza, Bill Smith, Virgil Starks Carlos Elliott Wt. 119 Mark Coleman Wt. 126 157 Billy Cain Wt. 132 Jerry Powell Wt. 138 Richard Greenhill Wt. 145 TimVandy Wt. 155 Mike Reeves Wt. 185 Barry Holladay HWT 158 B-TEAM WRESTLING The B Team wrestling record was 4 4. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Gary McAbee, Virgil Starks, Bobby Phillips. Rob Jaques, Phillip Moses, Anthony Owens, Terry White, John Crow, Jeff Huggins, Bill Smith, Ron Puckett, Mark Costanza. 159 BASEBALL The MCHS Baseball Team has had an outstanding season. Including winning the Area, the Tigers had a record of 12 wins and 4 losses. Mak- ing the East-West Team were Albert Culbreath, Terry Wallace, and Jim McClannahan. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Terry Wallace, Todd Whatley, Kevin Hall, Chris Teich- miller. Art Glasgow, David Pounders, Albert Culbreath, Tim Andrews, Brian Culbreath, Jerry Powell, Jim McClannahan, Keith Jackson, Rex Hutzler, Gary Pitman. Brian Johnson. Albert Culbreath Sr OF Jim McClannahan Sr IB Terry Wallace Sr C Alan Melson 160 161 Brian Johnson Chris Teichmiller Rex Hutzler 162 Fresh P Soph P Soph OF VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The MCHS's Varsity Cheerleaders represented their school well this year. They attended a camp in Georgia, and won the overall competition for cheerleading. Among numerous other activities, they decorated the lunchroom for the football and athletic banquets. They showed their support of the football and basketball teams by making signs and deco- rating the field house. The girls cheered on the Wrestling Team in the State Playoff in Oxford and the Basketball Team in the State Playoff in Tuscaloosa. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Patty Staudt, Kay Prince, Toni Patterson, Ginger Teague, Lynn Howell, Jackie Tapscott, Sally Garnett, Betsy Groover, Joy Johnson, Debra Hopkins, Lisa Groves. 163 Joy Johnson Jackie Tapscott — Tiger Lynn Howell Lisa Groves Patti Staudt 164 Betsy Groover Ginger Teague V Debra Hopkins 165 Kay Prince — Head Toni Patterson Sally Garnette B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS The B Team Cheerleaders attended camp during the summer and came home with one excellent ribbon, one superior ribbon, and one super squad ribbon. The girls practiced 3 days a week for 2 hours a day. During the night the Cheerleaders made good luck charms and signs. The girls sold candy as one of their money-mak- ing projects. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Kim Groover, Penny Pruitt, Rose Marie Sims, Myra Prince, Sybil Sharpley, Leesia Murphree. 166 Rose Marie Myra Prince Leesia Murphee Kim Groover Penny Pruitt Sybil Sharpley 167 JR. CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleaders combined their efforts throughout the year to exhibit high spirits and faith that the Junior Football and Basketball Teams would win. They supported special projects to make money for good lucks, that raised the spirits of the team to an even higher level. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Melea Little, Carol Ward, Karen Ammons, Lisa Simmons, Kelly Hill, Stacey Roberts, Mona Johnson, Kim Haynes. Kim Haynes — Co-Head Stacey Roberts — Head 168 Carol Ward Mona Johnson Melea Little Karen Ammons Lisa Simmons 169 Kelly Hill ARCHERY The Archery Team attended the State Field Archery Tournament at Montevallo University in November. Annette Mason placed first. Dawn Stephenson placed fourth, and Kay Sterbutzed placed third. The team also went to Jackson, Mississippi to the Male Youth Didoor in March. Kelly Sivley placed first in Male Youth Division with David Grove placing second. Kay Sterbutzed placed first in Female Youth. Dawn Stephenson placed first in young adult division with Lisa Carden placing second and Regona Johnson placing third. Mary Rodgers placed second in Adult Division, while Annette Mason placed third. 170 VOLLEYBALL The Tiger’s Volleyball Team ended the season with a record of 4-8. A few bright moments occurred when Clara Gill and Donna Bates won honors as being members of the All-County Team. Although losing to Athens the Tigers' Volleyball Squad woundly defeated the Buckhorn Squad from Huntsville in the Area Tournament. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Regina Mitchell, Missy Grant, Coach Mary Roberts, Donna Bates, Michelle Young, Loretta Turney, Lou Ellen Mitchell, Anita Starks, Carolyn Morris. 171 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY TRACK The Boys’ Cross Country Team had a successful season despite the fact that it is a relatively new sport at MCHS. In team competition they outscored Walker High School at the TVC as a result of the improved depth of the team, rather than from front runners. At the Grissom Invitational at Ft. Mallard, the Tigers beat Cullman’s B” team. As for individual performances, Billy Cain placed first in a 5 mile road race at Ft. Mallard on National Jog Day. Scott Strider paced the Tigers and claimed new school records for the mile, two miles, and three miles with the time of 4:40, 9:46, and 14:45 respectively. Strider also placed third in the State overall competition. STATE CHAMP Scott Strider participated in three state cross country track meets, placing third in one of them and first in the other two. In the cross country meet in November he placed third. The indoor state meet on February 11, Scott placed first in the two mile race with the time of nine minutes and 49 seconds. In the outdoor 3A state meet he ran the two mile race in nine minutes and 41 seconds, which led to his spectacular first place finish. Scott Strider 173 GYMNASTICS The Morgan County High School Gymnastics Team under the expert direction of Coach Mary Rodgers par- ticipated in 10 regular competitive meets with a 7 win 3 loss regular season victory. In addition to the regular meets, the team also competed in the Alabama State High School Association Meet and the Alabama State U.S.G.F. Meet in the beginning and intermediate levels, placing in the top 6 in both meets. In climax to a good year, the team presented their annual Spring Performance in April. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Kim Jones, Robin Stephenson, Kay Sterbutzel, Mona Johnson, Renee James, Jean Sterbutzel, Lisa Golden, Marcella Russell, Joy Owens, Anthony Montgomery, Lisa Parker, Debbie Nunn, Sheila Overton, Tarri Staudt, Gena Wilson, Coach Mary Rodgers. 174 GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY TRACK The Girl's cross country track team in its second year at the school is headed by Coach Mary Rodgers. The girls competed in the State Tournament, placing third in the overall competition. From L. to R., Top to Bottom: Kerry Cornelius, Doris Sharpley, Marcella Russell, Jawana Quick, Marsha Glover. FOOTBALL SCORES Morgan County Opp. 6 Bradshaw 34 34 Bob Jones 6 26 Leighton 0 39 Moulton 13 0 Decatur 26 WRESTLING SCORES Morgan County Opp. 24 Huntsville 30 32 Brewer 21 30 Arab 32 30 Central 33 59 M. Shoals 2 30 Grissom (B) 24 52 Athens 6 33 Central 30 36 Bradshaw 21 30 Bob Jones 33 Morgan County Opp. 20 Austin 14 7 Athens 27 14 Columbus 10 20 Huntsville 27 21 Cullman 21 Homecoming Game BASEBALL SCORES Morgan County Opp. 2 Athens 4 1.6 Guntersville 0,3 6 Decatur 5 0, 1 Austin 3,0 11 Decatur 7 10 Brewer 6 4 Guntersville 1 7 Vinemont 2 Brewer 7 Bob Jones 4 7 Buckhorn 2 4, 5 New Hope 1,0 0 Cullman 5 1 Deshler 6 Area Tournament 'Regional Tournament TVC Tournament 176 VOLLEYBALL SCORES Morgan County Opp. 11, 15, 6 Danville 15, 5, 15 3 Decatur 15 7,4 Austin 15, 15 15, 10, 15 Fairview 13, 15,8 15, 12, 15 Falkville 3, 15, 10 15, 15 Moulton 12, 9 12, 13 Falkville 15, 15 2,2 Moulton 15, 15 4, 10 Danville 15, 15 GIRL'S BASKETBALL SCORES Morgan County Opp. 10 Brewer 34 13 Brewer 37 19 Arab 22 11 Danville 39 21 Decatur 50 29 Falkville 12 11 Cullman 44 16 Arab 37 10 Austin 64 15 Decatur 45 20 Fairview 24 18 Austfh 85 41 Cullman 46 18 Danville 27 28 Falkville 21 11 Brewer 48 35 ««Haz. Green 44 «County Tournament ’‘‘ Area Tournament VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Morgan County Opp. 94 Bob Jones 60 84 Brewer 68 38 Arab 45 93 Danville 87 66 Moulton 65 50 W. Morgan 59 75 Decatur 79 81 Moulton 75 71 W. L’stone 73 67 Decatur 83 67 Austin 80 49 W. Morgan 46 80 Airsto 83 91 Cullman 48 72 Danville 84 Morgan County Opp. 65 Athens 71 64 Arab 69 84 Athens 57 97 Leighton 82 68 ««Falkville 52 73 ««Austin 62 68 «W. Morgan 78 77 Brewer 80 72 Bob Jones 63 36 Decatur 69 104 «««Haz. Green 49 72 «««Bob Jones 70 59 « «Sparkman 55 80 « « Moultcn 69 62 «««««Central 63 «TVC Tournament ««County Cournament «««Area Tournament ««««Regional Tournament Tournament 177 Organizations Editor Linda Baker MORCOHI STAFF L. to R., Top to Bottom: Stuart Mitchell, Ginger Teague, Kathy Kirby, Jill Moody, Annette Hanners, Roschell Colquit, John Corson, Anthony Montgomery, Linda Baker, Fred Wallace, David Sherrill, Becky Travis, Regina Johnson. Elaine Knappenberger, Karen Hammond, Kay Roberts, D. D. McCurley, Cassandra Mitchell. The annual staff's main duty is to prepare for the students and faculty a yearbook. Much work and time is applied to produce this annual. Although the main function is to comprise this annual, various activities are also undertaken, including both the Ugly Walk and the Beauty Walk. Linda Booth heads this hard working bunch of students as both teacher and sponsor. 180 Kathy Kirby Editor Fred Wallace Business Manager Ginger Teague Student Life Jill Moody Senior Becky Travis Classes Linda Baker Organizations Stuart Mitchell Sports Karen Hammond Copy Anthony Montgomery Photographer 181 182 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of 77-78 accomplished many things. They sponsored a successful talent show and contributed to the school's appearance by cleaning the trophy case. They represented the stu- dents well. They also made the class basketball game and the Airforce Band concert possible. The Student Council also sponsored the annual blood drive with the total donations reaching 212 pints. President: Barbara Hemming. Vice President Amy Wallace, Sec retary: Annette Hanners. L. to R., Top to Bottom: Franklin Penn (sponsor), Bryan Moses. Susan Jackson. Loria Prater, Susan Howell. Annette Hanners. Karen Ammons. Shelia Overton. Lisa Carden. Lisa Murphree. Kelly Hill, Carol Batch. Kris Lee, Alan Dobbs. Sandy Horton. Sharon Riggs Amy Wallace. Barbara Hemming. Renee James. Jean Sterbutzel. Lisa Golden, Jamie Burnam 184 TIGER EDITORIAL STAFF L. to R., Top to Bottom: Allen Connor, Lee Hemming, Tommy Mullins, Ricky Hazel, Mark Hopper, William Aaron, Fred Wallace, Charles Rutledge, Dean Hodge, Robin Rollins, Gena Duncan, Elizabeth Teague, Pam Henderson, Tammy Holloway, Kim Jones, Jani Six, Carolyn Orr, Gaye Garner, Cora Horton, Penny Dollar (advisor), Becky Chapman, Susan Roy, Anita Sivley, Bonnie Staudt, Ronnie Smallwood. ------------------------------------- The MORCOHI Staff would like ; to thank all the organizations for the support they gave the 1977-78 MORCOHI. 185 MORCOHI Staff DECA L. to R.: John Lacy, Don Byford, Ricky Tolbert, Gordon Speegle, Terry Francis, Jeff Springer, Glenda Hill, Annette Helms, Mike Nau, Rob ert Wright, Alan Hollis, Johnny Jones, David Cheatham, Jim Gibson, Lee Hemming, Donna Driver, Ann Kirby, Connie Holaway, Sherry McDonald, Brenda Orr, Lisa Byrd, Shelia Pitts, Regina Evans, Jeff Johnson, Vicky Jones, Kenneth Pace, Ricky Witlow, Tim Mabrey, Randy Smith, Ricky Hazel, Jeff Thompson, Tim Penn, Jimmy Eisner. Mike Holloway, Tony Miller, Randy Clemons, David Barbee, Tony Brooks, Johnny Wiley, Phillip Haynes. Mike Nau: 3rd place in Home Furnishing President: Sherry McDonald Lisa Byrd: finalist in Studies in Marketing Vice President: Regina Evans Johnny Jones: finalist in Service Industry Secretary: Connie Holaway Reporter: Tony Miller 186 TOP SALESMEN Alan Hollis, Lisa Byrd, Tim Penn Don Tomlinson Sponsor FBLA L. to R., Top to Bottom: Ann McDonald, Jill Terry, Charolette Keel, Regina Palmer. Karen Cummings, Leslie Mitchell. Vicky Walker. Jenm fer Thompson, Joy Johnson. Lisa Grove, Ramona Emerson, Scott Alexander, Teresa Young. Tammy Nicholson. 187 VICA VICA meaning Vocational Industry Clubs of America, was very busy this year. This group participated in District Skill Con- test and also in the State Leader- ship Conference. Among various things, they visited different industrial establishments. They ended a rewarding year with a spring picnic and barbeque. President: Bobby Staudt Vice President: Cindy Martin Secretary: Becky Travis L. to R., Top to Bottom: Jonathon Hampton, Elizabeth Teague. Arthur Roberts, Phyllis Mmter, Mark Newman. Graig Morris, Mark Edmundson, Jimmy Tatum, Robert Wright. Greg Hopkins. Keith Horton. Becky Travis. Sharlotte Keel. Felecia Hill, Jill Terry, Karen Town son. Nina Mullins, Donna Ledlow. Joy Watson. Lydia Brown, Cindy Martin, Paul Parker (Sponsor). Marty Bridges. Bill Steele. 188 DELTA SIGMA PHI Delta Sigma Phi is a social group of 25 members. Their colors are blue and green, blue meaning the sky and green illustrating the pure earth. They meet the first Monday of each month, and have a social once during the month. An average of 35 girls are rushed during the spring. Delta Sigma Phi keeps busy throughout the year by working at the blood drive, helping with St. Jude's bike ride for children, helping with the Muscular Sclerosis drive. Muscular Dystrophy, and raising money for March of Dimes. President: Beth Dunnaway, Vice President: Joy Owen, Secretary: Ann Norwood. Treasurer: Rene James, Parliamentarian: Patty Staudt, Jonquil Girl: Linda Baker. L. to R., Top to Bottom: Ann Norwood, Beth Dunnaway, Rene James, Lisa Golden, Joan Cain, Rhonda Hilliar, Bonnie Roan. Missy Grant, Patty Staudt Wendy Roberts, Susan Jackson, Kathy Howard, Sally Broom, Lori Grant, Dena Gray, Linda Baker, Joy Owen, Terri Thomas, Cynde Buckelew, Mary Ann Moses, Penny Pruitt, Denise Jones, Lisa Murphree, Donna Reeves. 189 OMEGA TAU EPSILON L. to R., Top to Bottom: Lisa Carden, Susie Quinn, Karen Williams, Christy Lee. Lynn Teague, Terri Boster, Cheryl Gulley, Sherry Wise, Terri Entrekin, Karen Gulley, Regina Owens, Kim Cunningham, Jan Maddox, Karen Cummings, Leslie Mitchell, Janet Franklin, Annette Maddox, Kim Jones, Beth Campbell, Cynthia May, Faith Francis, Lisa Parker, Kathy Ballew, Barbie Baker, Marne White. Karen Brown, Jennifer Legg. Omega Tau Epsilon is a Chris- tian service sorority. Their aim is to serve God and others through projects that they promote throughout the year. Two special projects were, sponsoring a stu- dent at the Lurlene Wallace Cen- ter and helping furnish house- hold items to the Morgan County Ranch House at the Boys Ranch. There are 30 members in Omega Tau Epsilon. Presidnet: Terri Boster, Vice President: Karen Brown, Secretary: Cheryl Gulley, Treasurer: Vicky Stacks, Parliamentarian: Jennifer Legg, Chaplin; Janet Franklin 190 LES AMIES L. to R., Top to Bottom: Cora Horton, Pat Sandlin, Kay Prince, Jean Sterbutzel, Jill Moody, Candi Taul, Jody Sandlin, Lynn Howell, Sharon Riggs, Amy Wallace, Sandy Horton, Lynn Brown, Robbie Clemons, Daphne Raley, Rose Marie Sims, Kim Croover. President: Kay Prince, Vice President: Jean Sterbutzel, Secre- tary: Jill Moody, Treasurer: Betty Madison, Projects Chairman: Cora Horton, Social Chairman: Pat Sandlin, Welfare Chairman: Sandy Horton, Historian: Amy Wallace, Chaplain-Parliamenta- rian: Candi Taul. Les Amies is a social organization meaning “The Friends.” The club’s 20 members meet the first and third Mondays of every month. Their annual rush is held during the spring season, where an average of 35 girls are invited to participate. When the new members have joined, Les Amies start their busy year. They sponsor a girl at the Wallace Center, work on various welfare projects, for example: Leu- kemia Drive, March of Dimes, Cancer Society, Multi- ple Sclerosis, and help with parties for the Hart School. They also raise money for a Christmas dance. They plan to end the year with a trip to Flo- rida. 191 KEY CLUB Chuck Harrison, Blake Tanner, Allen Sivley, Joel Johnson, Jamie Burnam, Dale Golden, Chuck Cutts, Greg James, Mike Burnam, Jonn Crow. President: Jamie Burnam Vice President: Jay Waite Secretary: Mike Burnam. Key Club is a service organization for ages 14- 18. The 25 member group is unique for it is spon- sored by a local Kiwannis club. Two members of the Key Club attend a Kiwannis meeting each week. Jamie Burnam, the president, is the editor of the Bama Bul- letin. This brief newspaper is sent throughout the state. It contains articles about various Key Club organizations and their projects. Key Club has a meeting each Monday at the Recreation Center where they discuss their next projects. Their biggest money making project this year was selling student directories. 192 SWEETHEARTS Jody Sandlin Van Foote Barbara Hemming Pat Sandlin Sharon Riggs Betsy Groover Toni Patterson 193 MCLUB L. to R., Top to Bottom: Jeff Stephenson, Bubba Pitts, Brian Holladay, Jimmy McClanahan, Kelly Litrell, Richard Greenhill, Lee Parker, Mark Coleman, Chris Johnson, Allen Stoner, Steve Legg, Johnny Bailey, Barry Holladay, Bruce Coleman, Mike Reeves, Charley Cain, Bob Sittason, Joe Jones, William Ratliff, Terry Wallace. Stan Cook, Tommy Norwood, Vic Camp, Timbo Andrews, Ricky Worley, Don Haynes, Tim Mitzger, Jerry Powell, Allen Wilhite. Jamie Burnam, Gerald Stinson, Dwight Tankersley, Charlie Oden, Albert Culbreath, Darrell Tatum, Jeff Speegle, Robbie Wagner, Joey Smith, Tim Vandiver, Mark Hampton, Randy Campbell, J. D. Long, Reggie Corum, Pat Lipsey. 194 ART CLUB L. to R., Top to Bottom: Becky Hall. Gina Shelton, Scott Alexander, Ken Smith, Kenneth Schrimsher, Sherry Johnson, Fran Duvall, Cindy White, Lynn Wilson, Kate O'Dell, Allen Connor, Stephen Guthery (sponsor). Each year the Art Club builds a float for the home- coming parade. Their main project is the annual Spring Art Show in which student's work is dis- played. These works are judged and are awarded 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and honorable mention ribbons. President: Fran Duvall Vice President: Becky Hall Secretary: Allen Connor 195 FHA L. to R., Top to Bottom: Susie Johns (Treasurer), Wilda Robinson, Elaine Cook, Teresa Bowling, Betty Olson, Jenny Byford, Charlotte Nuby, Juanita Wiley, Susan Childers, Carol Vest (Recreation Leader), Becky Griffith (Parliamentarian). Jan Turowski, Gena Wilson, Becky Hall (Vice President), Angie Nuby (Recreation Leader), Janet Harden, Lisa Carden (President), Robin Rollins, Anita Ray, Maria Mitler (Secretary), FHA is an important part of the Home Economics program. Their national project is “Every- one is a Homemaker. There are 30 members this year, each hav- ing at least one year of Home Economics. Their annual fund raising project was selling cook- books. The sponsors are: Mrs. Carol White and Mrs. Janice Bell. 196 LUNCHROOM WORKERS L. to R.: Martha Jackson, Irene Dumas, Zula King, Glenda McGregor, Frances Lawderdale, Dolly Holmes, Lucille Johnson, Freida Better ton, Eloise Morris. CUSTODIANS L. to R.: Ethel Gandy, Ruby Gandy, Estelle McGuire, Faye Conrad Not Pictured: Bill Conrad. 197 MCHS MARCHING BAND STAGEBAND L. to R., Top to Bottom: Kevin Howard, Randy Brown, Cedric Boulden, Jay Waite, David Sherrill, Jay Waldrop, Rex Lindsey, Cullen Smith, John Bryant. Susan Howell, Marybeth Stockton, Renee Holladay, Pat Sandlin, Barbara Hemming. Chuck Ray, Sherrell Crow, Keith Green hill. Jack Gibson, Rodney Dasinger 198 M.C.H.S. CONCERT BAND The MCHS Band had an outstanding 77-78 year. They attended the Tupelo Marching Festival at Tupelo, Miss, on Oct. 29. The Band, Flag Corps, and Percussion received an excellent rating. The Drum Major and Major- ettes received a superior rat- ing. Next was the West Ala- bama Honor Band at Haley- ville, on Jan. 6-8, where 33 members participated. On Jan 28, 16 members com- peted in the Solo Ensemble at UNA. On Feb. 4, five students made All-State Band: Susan Howell, Barbara Hemming, Annette Maddox, Randy Brown, and Keith Greenhill. At District Concert Band Compe tition on March 4, held at Decatur, the band received a superior rating. On the day of April 5, at the State Concert Band Competition held at Samford University, they received a superior rating. They ended the year by giving a Spring Concert on May 5, 1978, at the Hartselle Civic Center. 199 MAJORETTES Pat Sandlin Drum Major Loria Prater Jody Sandlin Julie Evans 200 FLAG CORPS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Angeha Elliott, Anita Sivley. Becky Blevins, Margarita Jackson, Susan Howell. Connie Bodley, Linda Baker. Cheryl Gully, Cora Horton, Faith Francis. Leslie Mitchell (Commander). Thanks Mr. and Mrs. great band year. D.” for a STUDIO LAB BAND L. to R., Top to Bottom: Karen Hammond, Angelia Elliott, Regina Howell, Faith Francis, Kay Roberts, Susan Lanier, Annette Maddox. Julie Evans, Cindy Drain, Kim Cunningham, Barbie Baker, Blake Tanner, Kevin Howard, Randy Brown, Cedric Boulden, Jay Waite, David Sher rill. Jay Waldrop, Rex Lindsey, Cullen Smith, John Bryant, Loria Prater, Susan Howell, Marybeth Stockton, Renee Holladay. Pat Sandlin, Chuck Ray, Barbara Hemming, Sherrell Crow, Keith Greenhill, Jack Gibson, Rodney Dasmger. 201 Officers President: Barbara Hemming Vice President: Keith Greenhill Secretary: Barbie Baker Treasurer: David Sherrill Fresh. Rep.: Ellen Vice Soph. Rep.: Cedric Boulden Jr. Rep.: Rex Lindsey Sr. Rep.: Jay Waite First Chair Members L. to R., Top to Bottom: Tony Brown, Barry Stewart, Keith Greenhill, Marybeth Stockton, Pat Sandlin, Cedric Boulden, Randy Brown, Jay Waite, Sherrill Crow, Ann Norwood, Annette Maddox, Angela Elliott, Barbara Hemming, Kim Cunning- ham, Katrina Tucker, Loria Prater, Susan Howell, Tammy Blankenship. Senior Members L. to R., Top to Bottom: Ken Smith, Kenny Thompson, Keith Greenhill, Mary beth Stockton, Pat Sandlin, Randy Brown, Jay Waite, June Scott, Renee Hol- iday, Annette Maddox, Barbara Hem- ming, Susan Roy, Leanne Owen, Katrina Tucker, Tammy Blankenship. 202 CONCERT CHORUS L. to R-, Top to Bottom: K Williams. J. Evans. B Blevins, R Pr.dmore. B Campbell. J. Cobbs, K. Thomson, J. Templeton. V. Camp, R Looney, S. Shelton, K. Karr, G. Shelton, T. Couey. R James. S. Garnett, L. Teague, L. Brown. L Mitchell, C. May, T Maples, C Taul V Foote, A Bagget. D. Sherrill. B. Barbee, R Lindsey, R Smallwood. K Greenhill. P Steed, D. Crow. J. Legg. K. Prince, L Hendon K Brown. A. Wallace. N. Puckett, R. Hilliar. A Wilhite, D Stephenson. C. Johnson. B. Compton. K. Smith, L. Howell, L. Tawney, C. Martin, J. Franklin, S. Riggs, C. Gully. M Mayfield, L. Grove, S. Horton. M. Stockton. D. Boggs, T Boster, L. Parker. S. Broom, R Owens T Nichol- son, G. Garner. CONCERT CHORUS OFFICERS ACCOMPANISTS L. to R.: Pat Steed Librarian, Keith Greenhill: Ensemble Librarian, Van Foote: Vice President, Cheryl Gully: Secretary. Steve Shelton: Ensemble President. Sally Broom: Student Director, Lydia Brown. President, Candi Taul: Student Director L. to R., Top to Bottom: Kathy Ballew, Susan Howell. Teresa Couey, Connie Bodley. Cindy Maze, Sally Garnett, Demaris Crow 203 GIRLS’ CHORUS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Karen Gulley, Pam Yates, Regina Mitchell, Mechel Camp, Carol Balch, Penny Pruitt, Rhonda Copeland, Sandra Clark, Mrya Prince, Sybil Sharpley, Susie Quinn, Cindy Raley, Carol Vice, Gina Hargett, Wendy Roberts, Beverly Quinn, Cynthia Depreast, Connie Bodley, Kris Lee, Teresa Glenn, Regina Pndmore, Kim Groover, Daphne Raley. Sonya Garner, Kathy Ballew, Shannon Black, Teresa Young, Romana Emerson. MIXED CHORUS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Teresa Hammon, Susan Carden, Susan Lanier, Allison Kelly, Rex Looney, Chris Orr, Alan Chavis, Greg James, Bonnie Roan, Donna Livingston, Regina Howell, Kimberly Smith, Rose Marie Sims, Stacey Roberts, Laural Lindsey. Mark Hopper, David Grove, Lori McHan, Kelly Hill, Kim Haynes. Denise Thompson, Joanna Compton. Jan Maddox, Susan Pridmore, Donna Legg, Gena Shel ton, Latitia Johns, Cindy Maze, Dana Brown, Eumeki Jackson. Teresa Johnson, Susan Howell, Kerry Cormlus, Celeste Nunn, Robbie Clemons, Lori Taylor. 204 JUNIOR GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE L. to R., Top to Bottom: Lynne Teague. Becky Blevins, Julie Evans, Candi Taul, Rene Pridmore, Rhonda Hilliar, Teresa Couey, Lynn Howell, Tammy Nicholson, Regina Owens, Lisa Parker, Lisa Grove, Sharon Riggs, Amy Wallace. Sandy Horton, Mansa Mayfield. GIRLS' SEXTET GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Renee James. Sally Broom, Beth Campbell, Van Foote, Lydia Brown, Sally Garnett. Beverly Quinn: President, Carol Balch: Vice President, Kathy Ballew Accompanist. Sybil Sharpley Librarian. Ramona Emerson. Secretary, Connie Bodley: Accompanist, Gina Har gett: Student Director, Michelle Camp: Student Director Kim Groover: Librarian. 205 SENIOR ENSEMBLE L. to R., Top to Bottom: Keith Greenhill, Ken Smith, Keith Karr, Ronnie Smallwood, Steve Shelton, Ken Thompson, Sally Broom, Renee James, Terri Boster, Van Foote, Jennifer Legg, Cindy Martin, Lydia Brown, Karen Brown, Gaye Garner, Sally Garnett, Cheryl Gully, Beth Campbell. SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE L. to R.: Gaye Garner, Cheryl Gully, Sally Garnett, Lydia Brown, Karen Brown, Beth Campbell, Van Foote. Renee James, Cindy Martin, Jennifer Legg, Terri Boster, Sally Broom. 206 SSA CHORUS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Susan Pridmore, Teresa Couey, Karen Williams, Mechelle Camp, Beverly Quinn, Carol Balch, Teresa Hammon, Pam Yates, Regina Howell, Donna Boggs, Laural Russell, Celest Nunn, Connie Bodley, Tammy Nicholson, Regina Owens, Gina Hargett, Susie Quinn, Teresa Young, Joanna Compton, Cindy Maze, Dana Brown, Umekie Jackson, Kathy Ballew, Ramona Emerson, Shannon Black. ALL STATE CHORUS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Ken Thomson, Steve Shelton, Greg Shelton, Keith Karr, Greg James, Jerry Cobbs, Rex Looney, Rex Lindsey, Rene Pridmore, Karen Brown, Candi Taul, Julie Evans, Lydia Brown, Ronnie Smallwood, Jennifer Legg, Sally Broom, Keith Greenhill, Gaye Gar- ner, Lisa Grove, Amy Wallace. Pat Steed. Rhonda Hilliar, Leslie Mitchell, Cindy Martin, Beth Campbell, Van Foote. 207 OFFICE ASSISTANTS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Cindy Livingston, Rachel Chapman, Ricky Hazel, Terri Entrekin, Dawn Stephenson, Mary Beth Stockton, Susan Roy, Denise Harris, Dewayne Burrough, Connie Hollaway, Becky Chapman, Becky Crauswell, Marcella Russell, Carol Ayers, Soyna Gar ner, Carol Burgess, Joy Owen, Phyllis Melson, Cheryl Gully, Leslie Mitchell, Gay Garner, Lydia Brown, Cindy Patterson, Kim Jones, Lisa Parker, Donna Ledlow, Bridget Terry, Kathy Howard, Debra Hopkins, Karen Townson, Betsy Groover. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS L. to R., Top to Bottom: Randy Brown, Donna Bates, Pam Hall, Marty Bridges, Barry Whitten, Kim Aired, Sonya McKissack, Jimmie Davis, Nancy Roberts, Billie Evans, Sharon Trent. 208 Make melody Melanie. These students competed in the National ARC Art Contest. Robert Allen and Rubin Orr received certificates Billy Orr received 1st place for his art work. Do the ‘Peppermint Twist!” Another John Denver At the 1977 78 Key Club International, Jamie Burnam placed 2nd receiving the John Hollmger White Achievement Award. 209 Contributors Editor Fred Wallace 210 Are those dreams you thought would always last forever shadowed in the mist of the past? Bob Gibson's Bar-b-Que Hwy. 3 IS. Decatur, AL Phone 358-9935 z1 Compliments Parisian Gateway Shopping Center Decatur, AL V. Z Hartselle Automotive Parts Corner Hwy 3 I and 36 Hartselle, AL Phone 773-2575 Jeffrey's Men Shop 220 W. Main Hartselle, AL Phone 773-51 74 ' The Decatur Daily 201 IstAve. S.E. Phone 353-4612 Decatu AL T T Auto Parts Rt. 3 Box 263 Hartselle, AL Woodard Electric Ironman Road Hartselle, Alabama ____ V.___ Piggly Wiggly Morgan Plaza Shopping Center 213 Something Blue Shoppe 224 West Main St. Hartselle, AL Jimmy Smith Jewelers Southland Plaza Decatur, AL Member American Gem Society Cantrell Cleaners 109 E. Main Hariselle, AL Phone 773-7494 Ann's Flowers Falkville, AL Phone 784-5360 784-5260 The Pants y N 311 Hwy. 31 t Hartselle, AL phone 773- Donations Slate Son Hogan Ins. Agency Book Nook Hartselle Enquire Cook's Pest Control Denbo Iron Metal 215 Hartselle Office Supph I 17 West Main St. Hartselle, AL N The Children's Shop The Morgan Plaza Shopping Center Hartselle, AL Phone 773-6212 A complete garden center at the top of the hill. Johnson Auto Open Mon. — Sat 9:00 to 5:00 Parts A .the 1 plant place Two Locations 1321 Stratford Rd. 109 and 1 15 Railroad St. Decatur, AL Phone 350-0401 Hartselle, AL 216 -------------s. Warehouse Rugs and Carpets 1212 Hwy. 3 I S. Hartselle, AL _____________ The J Shop Downtown Hartselle Hartselle, AL 217 ------------s. Hartselle Florist 773-251 I 22 I West Main Hartselle, AL Carroll and Corum Building Supply Highway 3 I S Hartselle, AL -----------------'l McCurley's Jewelry 138 Main St. Hartselle, AL Phone 773-2118 Decatur Band Instrument Company 226 E. Moulton St. Decatur, AL Phone 353-5633 ________________ ---------------- Can+rell Cleaners 109 West Main Hartselle, AL 773-7494 Citizen's Bank ayof Hartselle £ «h depositor insured to 20.000. - P.O. Box 1009 Hartselle Hartselle, AL Phone 773-2561 EEDERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 219 Hartselle Hospital West Pine Street 220 Brown's Fabric Center Southland Plaza Decatur, AL Phone 353-7902 l;J iifSB Auto Parts Company 306 N. Sparkman St. Hartselle, AL 773-2546 ----------------- Hartselle Rexall Drugs The Friendly Store 137 W. Main St. Hartselle, AL 35640 Phone 773-2566 Tam Sneed (R.Ph.) Owner—Res. 773-5898 Featuring Hallmark Cards Kings' Frame Alignment Hartselle, AL Phone 773-4155 N N Evans Florist North Sparkman St. Hartselle, AL Phone 773-2160 Congratulations Sr. 78 Hartselle, AL Phone 773-7441 _____________________________________________ ■ Hartselle Grocery Co., Inc. The House of Service and Appreciation t.c.’c. r r v Sibleye Real Estate Co. Our Main Interest Is Serving You Highway 3 I South Hartselle, AL Phone 773-5787 773-4663 Member Hartselle Exchange Listing B B Audio P.O. Box 988 Hartselle, AL 35640 Crestwood Shopping Center Radios Recorders Speakers Players Tapes Records Accessories Turntables Robert's Catfish Lodge Burleson Mountain Rd. Hartselle, AL Congratulations Seniors of M78 P.O. Box 840 Hartselle, AL 35640 Telephone (205) 773-6501 Kach depositor insured to � 40,000. FfDftAl DIROSlT INSURANCC CORROR ATlON ------------- Bill's London Transit Gateway Shopping Center Decatur, AL 35601 Telephone 355-6215 Strickland Drug, Inc. We Appreciate Your Business 328 Rhea's Big Star Highway 3 IN. j§ | Hartselle, AL IB [ I Ig IsItiair i Carpenter's Glass Service Glass for All Needs 106 Cedar St. Hartselle, AL Owner: Robert Carpenter Home Business Phone Phone -4028 773- 4224. Doyle Outlaw's Union 76 Service Station Highway 31 N. Haftselle, AL 229 Bean Bag Manufacturing Co. Rt. 2 Box 78 Hartselle, AL 773-956 B 0OK Tin Store, Inc. 773-7088 Stire'n ©STORESJ W N. HqrtSeTle OK Tire Store of Hartselle 773-4805 AL • • II • ■ s P.O. Box 849 Hartselle, AL Phone 773-2501 Compliments of Baker Industries and Subsidiaries Metco Incorporated and Wood Reels Incorporated 101 West College St. Phone 773-6583 Hi JkA t