New Hope High School - Indian Yearbook (New Hope, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

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A my mi i LINDA HORNBUCKLE - Senior Maid LEITHA WARREN - Junior Maid v 4 Q BARBARA CLARK - Sophomore Maid GINGER DEGROFF - Freshman Maid if 1 . A , :J mf Q 5 'N .2 JRE ' wk? - WA' .wx ik X Q ig? v IS A 8 Yu S iss NHHS At the sixteenth annual Miss. New Hope High School Pageant, Jane Mann was crowned queen after she presented a piano medley as her talent. Miss Mann, a Senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Mann. She was selected by the three judges on her poise, beauty, talent. and personality. Among Jane's many hobbies, which she enjoys, are playing the piano, collecting antiques, and piecing quilts . 4-.. 10' S I Ks A X S SSA Q W ii W K G s . X 1 I5 im fs M ci iii Qi li 933 ull ,- I ' Vai. 3. m ., Efi Ki .Sf ' -lg y 1: i 1: 3 xr' J f ii if H 3:11 . 52 ffl- i Q SQ. .. 5 eg ix R .VW ,, 3121: 'w mfr ,,,.,- fr Q...- fi Q S F :Xk .. , X S . T 5 Q :Tw ax x .Q . X :r W'- X ggi x Q Sk: Q11 iff ,X g, fi N if f' f 5 ii 1 3 fiexii Z X v ' Q hx. X 1 1 3 1 f w Q fi S Q gy i M X5 , -N +51-,i . - 1 jj WX . -11 13 it mmf wx A .N ,,. X . 3 5 S 3' ev iff?-X,-A - .. Q ,lt K, .xxxx... ' Joy Stapler, a talented eighth grader, captured the title of Miss Middle School 1977 in the fourth annual pageant. Joy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sta- pler, presented a vocal solo entitled If . Crowned by last year's queen, Kim Fanning, Joy was judged on personality, beauty, intelligence, and poise. Runners-up in the pageant were Shuntele Walls, first: Mary Taylor, second: Patti Jordan, third: and Darlene Martin, fourth. Other contestants receiving awards were Elizabeth Ann Glover, beauty: Donna Gurley, talent: and Susan Hornbuckle , personality and congeniality. ' ' I - , Y X S Q 5 ---' . ,. , -' ii wir sris - i 1 4' 4 fp 53.5 . E Q v ' r . S H t M -..,,v . ,i,. 1 -' ss - - ---- - ,, . - .-.- - f erss sssi i S S , . yeye .J i .g Vliss Middle School W wf' M652 CQ' gx 2, Fi -ef 'fx sf' 25,15 4 4 , 555 .- X .x .W ,.. .X x :Qs wg. N .we QT. .Lx t . X . ,X mb ,E E, QQ! all gi F U , wx, 1 xx OA 3 Q3-A55 'N ri ,Q 03.5 '. L X ,. Q Ai., .. , u sw'-' ,bf wi, ' , - we 0 Q5 any Who's Who This year the Seniors again elected Who's Who by a secret ballot. A Sen- ior roll was issued to each student who voted for a boy and girl in each of the fifteen categories. K sw S -if Q X -M ai' XX Q gg .Q J 3 ,f y f N,,.. N ,Kirk S IP x xy if X X J ik Q Q lab? x Q .Giga x 1 S SENQ. 5 3 x f. 5 S 8 3 W' HW, V ,, ' Q f 4 J QNX lil: -S. E' 1. .gif N . Qs 255. .K 3414'- 'F AR ., 1 bv s 3. IRINDA BROCKWAY and STEVE SMITH LL-, :L 'viL,- Sf. Q -,Y -X W ,, W 1:- . . ,MV who g-ni 'S 15 135 X Q EIC. - :fa . hianlgi 'iff Q Ss .1- -. , if Q 'C' f .NZ I -..W ...-xg 'X pi 4 'O Q..-' ..,-'N ' L , ,.-.. 6 X . 1 N ' , .- - -U ,wg 6 .' ' 'KX ., Y N, P .v N 1 x X K Mosi Dependable DEBBIE SUBLETT and SAM BAKER ROBIN DeGROFF and TEM MARTIN JULIA MCKINNEY and CARL BURROUGHS Most Courieous Mos! Sincere Mosi School Spirii DEBORAH BEARD and WOODY FRUNAS Mosi Aihleiic af LINDA HORNBUCKLE and JOHN COOPER DONNA SMITH and IOE BELL Eczawxr . 'FG' Wifliesi Rubg and Jeff Represent New Hope During the week of June 6-12, 1976, Ruby Mann represented New Hope at the Annual Girls' State Convention held at Huntingdon College in Montgomery. Upon arrival Ruby, along with other girls from all over Alabama, was assigned to a city and to a political party. The girls studied state, county and city government. They held Senate and House of Representative sessions . During her stay. Ruby was elected City Party Chairman and appointed Governor's Executive Assistant. In addition, she attended a tea at the Gover- nor's mansion. ,g.2frpp.Sf'5i'-es During the week of June 6-12, 1976, Jef1 Butler represented New Hope at the Annual Alabama Boys' State Convention held at Troy State University in Troy, Alabama. Jeff , along with seniors from every higl school in the state, took part in an active pro- gram of athletics and state government. During his stay at Troy, Jeff served as City Councilman and member of the House oi Representatives. He was also captain of hi: city's undefeated volleyball team. Despite the busy schedule of the convention, Jeff thoroughly enjoyed the experience and learned much about state and city government. Jane Chosen DAR Good Ciiizenshi Person The faculty selected lane Mann as the DAR Eood Citizenship Person for the 1976-1977 chool year. Jane is the daughter of Mr. and vlrs. John D. Mann. lane, along with others, was nominated by he Senior class. Later, the faculty selected ner on the basis of scholarship, dependability, ,eadership , and citizenship . P Debbie Receives Bei-lg Crocker Award Debbie Sublett was named New Hope High Schoo1's 1976-1977 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. Debbie won the honor by competing with other seniors in the .written and aptitude examination. She received a spe- cially designed award from General Mills, Inc. , sponsor of the annual educational schol- arship program . Ouisfanding Seniors Irene Brockway Irene, who was president of the National Honor Society, secretary of FBLA, and typist for THE SPOTLIGHT, represented the FBLA Club at District Accounting Competition. Her varied interests include bicycling, playing tennis, water skiing, cooking, and sewing. Irene plans to pursue a career in secre- tarial work. Jeff Butler Jeff, voted Most Likely to Succeed i the senior class, was Boys' State Repre sentative, sports editor of THE SPOT LIGHT, all county football player, an member of the Student Council, trac team , and National Honor Society. In addition to completing all require work at New Hope High School, h earned over 10 hours of credit in English Western Civilization, and psychology a Northeast State Junior College. Jeff, who enjoys motorcycling any sports, plans to attend the University c Alabama in Huntsville in the fall wher he will major in engineering. Gary Chandler Gary, voted Most Intelligent Senior Boy, served as Senior Class vice-presi- lent, reporter for the National Honor iociety, and co-editor of club news on PHE SPOTLIGHT. He was also a member rf the track team and was named to the ill-County football team. His interests include listening to music , lunting, fishing, and participating in ports. Gary plans to enter The University of llabama in the fall where he will major n engineering . - i 5 r 319' . .,.- N S i WV glxgimx 1 .. . ,,,.sx.-sisssww f 1- Mwwagi Ronda Lee Ronda was an active member of FBLA and also a member of the National Honor Society. Her interests include camping, hiking, and swimming. After graduation she plans to marry and further her career in secretarial work . Jane Mann Jane, who was voted Best All Around by the Senior class, received the DAR Good Citizenship Award. She was also club news co-editor of THE SPOTLIGHT. served as Drum Majorette of the band, president of the Junior Civitan. and vice president of the National Honor Society. Highlighting her year, she was crowned as Miss NHHS for 1976-77. Her favorite pastimes include playing the piano and organ, doing needlepoint, and collecting antiques. lane will attend Auburn University in June to pursue a career in Pharmacy. 548 X' If inn Rubg Mann Ruby, who was voted Most Likely tt Succeed in the Senior class, was editor o the INDIAN, Girls' State Representative Alabama Junior Academy of Scienct treasurer, North Region Alabama Junio Academy of Science president, Nationa Honor Society treasurer, Science Clul president, and a member of the Flag Corps and Junior Civitan. Her interests include playing tennis reading, and watching all sports. Ruby plans to enter the University o Alabama in Huntsville to pursue a caree in nursing . Julia Mckinneg Julia, who was voted most sincere girl in the Senior class, was also a member of the Student Council. In addition, she was a member of the Flag Corps, FBLA, lr. Civitan, and an employee of the Madison County Board of Education. In her spare time, Julia enjoys horse- back riding, bike riding. and baby sit- ting. After graduation Julia plans to pursue a career in bookkeeping. Elizabelh Rollings Elizabeth, voted Most Intelligent girl in the Senior class, served as president of FTA, secretary of both the National Honor Society and the Science Club, and Middle School editor of THE SPOT- LIGHT. She was also first runner-up and personality award winner in the Miss NHHS Pageant. In addition, she was a member of the Alabama All-State band, the UAH Wind Ensemble, and was listed in WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STU- DENTS. Elizabeth plans to enter college in the fall to work toward a career in music education. Debbie 9ubIeH Debbie, who was voted Most Dependa- ble by the Senior class, was typist for THE SPOTLIGHT, a member of the National Honor Society, Science Club, Junior Civitan, and Flag Corps. She also won the Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow Award. Her interests include playing the piano, reading, playing tennis, and watching all sports. Debbie plans to enter Jacksonville State University in the fall to work toward a major in accounting. Darlene Wrighi I Darlene, who was a majorette and a member of the Band Council, partici- pated in Junior Civitan, National Honor Society, and Science Club. She also served as typist for the INDIAN. In addi- tion, she wrote articles and sold ads for THE SPOTLIGHT. J Her hobbies include twirling, reading, bowling. cooking, and dancing. y She plans to enter the University of Alabama in Huntsville in the fall to pur-. sue a career in medical technology. INDIAN Qiaff Works Diligenilg ,. as RUBY MANN - Editor BETH CLARK - Lay-Out Editor Writing copy, cropping pic- tures and selling advertisements and subscriptions kept the entire staff busy throughout the year. Because of long hours of hard work, the dedicated staff never failed to meet a required dead- line. In the summer Ruby Mann, editor, and Beth Clark, layout editor, attended a yearbook sem- inar at Auburn University. There, they gained valuable information concerning layout designs, themes, and cover designs, After much work, they won a trophy for having prepared an outstanding dummy. While at Auburn, they also decided upon this year's theme, Expres- sions. Mrs. Mildred Brawley, spon- sor, contributed advice on crop- ping pictures, drawing layouts, and writing copy. x Q 5 . N Q vs 7- -Q O HV, Q M DARLENE WRIGHT - Typist MARK BERGMAN - Photographer YN 'Nw DARREL COOPER - Photographer DAVID CASSIDY - Photographer ex Ad Staff Niaihli. I To be a member of the Ad Staff each person had to sell S150 in advertisements. Members were Mike Keller, lenia I-Ionea, Deborah Beard, Darlene Wright, Joe Bell, Cathy McWhorter, and Larry Mayo fnot picturedj. Circulation Staff if y In addition to managing the ad and circulation staff , Deborah Beard, Business Manager. prepared the ad section of the yearbook. The circulation staff members, whose advertising sales amountec Her ad sales totaled 3980. to 3200, were Mirinda Brockway, Woody Furnas, and Cindy Whi- taker. THE SPOTLIGHT Has Busg Year I fi .. W L. it The school newspaper, THE SPOTLIGHT, had a busy and suc- cessful year. The staff involved the student body by conducting opinion polls and sponsoring an essay contest. To pay for repairing the Oli- vetti Editors typewriter on which paper articles are typed , the staff also sold advertising space in the paper in the forms of hearts, pumpkins, and Christmas stock- ings. This year, the staff brightened the paper with more pictures and illustrations than had been used in the past years, and student artists designed various ad pages during the year. The staff toured The Huntsville Times, where they watched the production of the paper. Under the direction of Faye Jones and Mrs. Brawley, THE SPOTLIGHT staff produced two 12-page, one 10-page, and six 8-page issues. a swvwnmwf-ww Elementary Editors, Cindy Wright and Tammy McKerley, interview students. Linda Hornbuckle and Robin DeGroff pre- pare Society News. Middle School Editor, Liz Rollings, talks with various students. IREPORTERVSI Editors, Gary Chandler and Jane prepare club articles. ess Manager, Cindy Whitaker, es ad page. p pp 3.9, N. ,Q .,, page-' sv , Sports Edilors, Jeff Butler and Sam Baker review athletic games. l 47 .arf 'M N-M l Af Typing all copy for THE SPOTLIGHT, Debbie Sublett and Irene Brockway use the complicated Olivetti Editors typewrite IT The SPOTLIGHT photographers this year were Mark Bergman, Dar- rel Cooper, and David Cassidy. 'Keanu 1' FBLA Complefes Aciive Year The Future Business Leaders of America completed n active year under the supervision of chapter advi- or, Mrs. Abbie Prescott. Officers from New Hope were Pam Cooper, presi- ent: Patra Lanford, vice-president: Irene Brockway, ecretary: and Nancy Glass, reporter. The c1ub's activities included adopting a family or Thanksgiving and working for Charities at Christ- as time . ln addition, the club members heard various guest peakers including Mayor Joe Davis of Huntsville, X Elho spoke on aspects of applying for and succeeding K ' it on the job. h The officers attended the district and state meet- ngs, which were held in Guntersville and Birming- am. They also attended the Southern Regional Con- erence. iii 'L N .'. i VICA Compleies Achve Year The Vocational Industrial Club of America observed National VICA Week in February. During the week the members set up displays of the various vocational trades, including welding, drafting, auto mechanics , and cosmotology . Also during the year leadership contests were held in opening and closing ceremonies, through job interviews and speeches. Officers from New Hope were Judy Jersey, secre- tary, and Sherry Shaffer, reporter. Jeff Martin represented the Madison County Tech Center in District competition in the Architectural Drafting division, while Jenia Honea was one of the group who represented the school in the opening and closing ceremonies . is is 1 - . HERO Celebraies Third Year HERO, which celebrated its third year as a club, was formed for the benefit of the Madison County 'echnical students who plan to pursue a career in Iome Economic related occupations. Officers from New Hope were Cathy Fann, vice- resident, and Connie Brown, recreation leader. At Christmas time the club members visited the hildren's ward at the Huntsville Hospital, where hey gave coloring books to the children. I Under the sponsorship of Mr. Stephen Murray, Mrs. Mayme Harp, Mrs. Ross Kent, Ms. June Bucke- lew, and Mr. Herman Roberson, the National Honor Society completed its fifth active year. Among the c1ub's projects was the presentation of a film to the student body. The proceeds were used to redecorate the faculty lounge. In addition, the club donated toys to the Christmas charities in Huntsville and joined the Alabama chapter of the National Honor Society. This year's officers were Irene Brockway, presi- dent: Jane Mann, vice-president: Liz Rollings, sec- retaryg Ruby Mann, treasurerg and Gary Chandler, reporter. National Honor Qocieig I lf' I . -. M a as -.fl A The Student Council completed a successful and active year. At the first of the school year a new constitution was written by a committee appointed by adviser Ms. June Buckelew. During March a school spirit competition was held. The Council presented two trash barrels to each class on which the students painted pictures depicting school spirit. Also, a suggestion box was placed in the hall in which students dropped their complaints and ideas for improvements. David Layne, president, and Chuck Montgomery, vice-president, attended a High School Leadership Honor Conference, where they were told that the Council should be responsible to the needs of all stu- dents, not just to those of power groups. Other officers were Shelia Aday, secretary: Shir- ley Spivey, treasurer: Teri Certain, parliamenta- riang and Lynn Rollings, reporter. af Qludenl Council Wriies .3 X f I q:f?g 'K 3 . WW ,NW X xg .. rg.. . ,mx , el X x ii 5 ' Q X :Q bf f E . 5 -. X ,xx .S ,iv S X LX. 5. 1 , Q ..x. Q fag g xi Q L 1 Q Q x iii! Q3 5 , fl W2 535 The Jr. Civitan Club completed a most active year under the supervision of Ms. lane Moon. The club officers were as follows: Jane Mann, president: Terolyn McDonald and Robert Collier, vice-presidentg Pam Williams, secretary: Rodney Gipson, treasurerg Cindy Wright, sergeant-at-arms: and Deborah Beard, chaplain. Jane Mann was appointed the district office ser- geant-at-arms. Several of the projects undertaken by the club were sponsoring the annual blood drive, donating food to a needy family at Thanksgiving, sponsoring the annual Miss Middle School pageant, and hosting a pancake supper. Jr. Civilan Compleles os+ Aciive Year 'B Q Completing its second year as an active club, SAFE, the Student Action for Education, was spon- sored by Mrs. lane Moon. The goal of this club was to promote better student-teacher relationships, and to explore careers. Early in the year, Dale Roberson, a representative of the National Education Association, spoke to the members on the topic of Student Rights and Respon- sibilities. ' ' The club also hosted a district meeting and attended the annual state SAFE meeting in Mont- gomery. The members showed their appreciation to the teachers by presenting them with homemade cookies at Christmas time, giving them decorated nut cups filled with Valentine candy, and naming a week in their honor. Officers were Liz Rollings, who was named district Miss SAFE, president: Sherry Anderson, vice-presi- dentq Faye Jones, secretary-treasurer, and Marla Baldwin, reporter. SAFE Completes . . nz K -x K ksra Q' x.t4Y'i 1' 'g ps .QNQ , ,L Q., Li.. gf si .. Y! X N 3' 3? ' ' f 'W ' - N Egg if X WW, T' L - L XM Q, gs. X I! 1 X X B ' FR A E -X M-f K-R A ew ,. Qww .. - X ,M S 3- N Tuff? hh'h Nvxff fh - R - .Q Q KX F v N X K X Y N x ww - xx -. 3. K 1 we--x. .ol x b K - - - k -X xl .. ' 9 xl iw ,Q ' ,3 fx B S. .x,,,,,, -am. The FHA, under the leadership of Mrs. Edna Hamer, completed a highly successful year. This year's club activities included participating in the annual Stanley sales and carrying fruit baskets to a Huntsville Nursing home. In addition the FHA members attended the Co-op '76 Trade Fair in Birmingham. This year's officers were Pam Williams, president: Teri Chaffin, secretary: Ina Beth Martin, treasurer: Linda Hornbuckle and Cynthia Bell, reporters: Gayla Hendrix, historian: Renee Mann, parliamentariang Patricia Stephens, Cindy White, and Judy Motes, Chairmen of projects, and Cindy Layne, and Angela Glover , recreation leaders . un -t Q ,, ' :1.v,.-,um , P '76 Tzrade Fair mi GREG BROCKWAY - FHA Beau 3? Q f:f? 'v .ww ' -P2 . ,E 3 1. 'K xii ' F X Teri and Jimmg Parhcnpale This year the Science Club was again sponsored by Ms. Margo Saddler. Leading the club this year were Teri Certain, president: Jackie McCutcheon, vice-presidentg Eliz- abeth Rollings, secretary: Sherri Mitchell, assistant secretaryg Teri Chaffin, treasurer: and Woody Furnas and Rodney Gipson, sergeant-at-arms. In addition Ruby Mann served as Alabama Junior Academy of Science treasurer and NAJAS president. Members participated in the 5th annual Scientific Paper Contest. Local winners were Donna Thornton 1st and Susan Maples 2nd under the physical-biologi- cal category. Wynema Clayton 1st, Jimmy Mayo 2nd, and Mark Bergman Honorable Mention in the category of humanities. Regional winners were Teri Certain, lst in physical science Jimmy Mayo, lst in humanities, and Donna Thornton 3rd in biological science. Q in Sfaie Paper Reading -ffm' 3 , X R9 awww? .---4-- , gif ki, -ve, a+, Sf? X Q Q 5 gf: K S , 'jixiig K ,Eg . H , ., ,... x LA . W A. Q ,Num .. I W. K, A . ii' N, S 3, xm.-qw., ' ,kg ' -wg. ' M 5,-,,+i'I3 gf r , f :ff xy by-s1.Q...x.W. 'M xg wx X SSN' 'SW -X Y - f f -'k1' ' ' Q? -' ' ,....' Kw-.-.-- ,.,..,,,,,,.... ..--..,,... ...H,,,,,.: -3mN...... N : '?H...-..v.,f'T 1 rf, .. -A-4----M 1 Q Q -1:wfg1ffX'5 K I ws? Kun ' I n .. zz. S, xv kv x 2 I gk ,, F wig: il pw F L Wa? mr '33 V . Q R' ,- , .. 'gsm fn A , M1-.i2Lf'1' ' ' an,Q-,gjxwgrgfg:.:f2f?g.yU. 21' ' -an ., -- X A f K b ' - J-5' - X: ,H ,inyg-F:'..5,g: pjgjx... N tw . if!! we .ir FFA Members Judge Livesiock The New Hope FFA, Thomas Summerville under the leadership of Mr , completed an active year. took a trip to Birmingham the Co-op '76 Trade Fair members viewed exhibits o The club members where they attended While at the fair the eighty agricultural related firms that were on dis play. In addition, the club members participated in lanf judging, speaking, and livestock judging. They alsi sold boxes of fruit. This year's officers were Gary Mefford, president Mackie McCutcheon, vice president: Greg Brock way, secretary: Mike Carpenter, treasurer: Rober Spears, reporter: and Jeff Mefford, sentinel. i I LINDA HORNBUCKLE FFA - thean Swee Inieresied Qiudenis The Spanish Club was sponsored by Mrs. Rosa Kent. A special feature this year was a guest speaker. Joe Talleyn, director of the Huntsville Campus Life. Mr. Talleyn spoke about his trip to Gua- temala. He also told how he helped to rebuild the country after the devasting earthquake . The members also had lunch at E1 Pa1acio's where they enjoyed a variety of Mexican food . This year's officers were Shirley Spivey, presidentg Nanette Rasp- berry. vice-president: David Layne, secretary-treasurerg Patricia Hatcher, reporter: and Melissa Spears, social chairperson. V----.- . Qs -i-1 Mid School Siudeni Council Has Aciive Year The Middle School Student Council, sponsored by rs. Jean Mitchell, completed their third active ar. Along with their regular projects, such as present- g a Midschool spirit stick. at each pep rally, spon- ring pep buses to away games, and entering a dec- ated truck in the Homecoming Parade, the group iso made signs to promote school spirit and prepared food basket for a needy family. In addition, the aouncil collected soup labels and box tops which ere redeemed for Middle School sports, P.E. , and isual aides equipment. ,This year's officers were Joy Stapler, president: e Kennamer, vice-president: David Walling, sec- taryg Kevin Johnson, treasurer: and Kim Craig, yporter. 1 li 9 I m,m 3 5 M iwgff A, fi xx W EN: E' f f is : ' ' 5, iifm-.E ' 1- s 1 K ,, Y,...., K eq sf ' Q I ' n ! 5 u T lf' 'gig if ll nf if l T 5 f 1 5 Fe ': 2 : if ii, .AV 'W Vik E , - -X ifgiwgfg Q is 5 f' '-QL L5 we- N M. .. ...... , Q ,,,., W N Q nam T --.. ..... W, ..... ...,.... , S S N' W E 'N 'is N s' W. - M. , . 1 - h Q. 9-lf' A b 0 ' Q Q86 04 'M - R ! 5 S 2 TEFL , 5 gf'v:-num - mm msgs lies' rr' '--' :--Y: ,W .... - ..... Y ,........ , ,..... ' agus- ig- se E3 35 , ' f E Si if gg 3 if K E if :::- S is iz if F' '23 S l 532 if Q5 ' ii 4 A l EW ' ' : 1 i E f ,Q E , E 2 sl fg,-, .. 9 fE , f gfkgniy i E K 5 5 a 5 , A f ' A 5 5 5 5 E2 Q -' , Q 5 i isis 5 Z , E Q i Y 5 L f 3 SE , 5,519.4 -55.2 4, m,, 1: Q 5... Wi, B! sp, . fi 5 x it 1 . . X E , ,. .J kv K www. .N u 3 N A EN 5 3 5 S il fx 'I S, S 2 2 w J , 5 1 X 3 if S A 2 E Q1 3 5 E, 5, 5 2 s 3 2 S 2 Q 3 ! 70 Indians Han is si The 1976-'77 Varsity football team accomplished many feats. A slow start in the first game of the season prove be the only blemish on the Indians' 9-1 record, the best record ever at New Hope High School. The Tribe broke only the record for the most points scored in a single game by a New Hope team 1755, but also the record for the r points scored in one season 42743. Another of the exploitations by the group was the capture of the coveted Col Championship, which was won in good fashion by defeating all other county opponents for a perfect 5-0 recor county play. Above all, was their accomplishment of overcoming all obstacles, no matter how great. t The Indians owed their success to a group of dedicated coaches - Head Coach Allen Paseur, and Assistant Coal Frank Buress, Steve Hargrove, and Dewayne Clayton - as well as to the winning attitude and perseverance of players themselves. .fn This year's coaches were Steve Hargrove. assistant: Frank Burgess, assis- Managers for the team were Timmy Thompson, Barry Essli tant: and Allen Paseur, head. and Bill Baxley. 9-I Record JOHN COOPER - Senior Runningback JEFF BUTLER - Senior Quarterback WOODY FURNAS - Senior Center MVP All-County All-Coumy A11-Coumy X! ' andlll .L QS ,mg 5' f L My 4' . W or A 4 3 kr X157 L - i infiogigpgvw... Y Q rw ei me seiz yu vw: 'f f Q S 1-xii w '-'- '- J - m,x...,:.r?n- -.'-He. an DOUG CLOUD - Senior Tight End TIM BAKER - Senior Tackle GARY CHANDLER - Senior Def. Halfback All-County A11-Coumy X11-Cggy GENE WATKINS - Senior Runningback CHRIS WATTS - Senior Mauler IOE BELL - Senior Split End All- County All-County All-County If Tribe Wins X , 3 X 1 , M 44 Q L N-ai N. E . r s X ' X J! K X W ri ,Fir X155 C av 3 it x x HSN: ' Y- E Q4 ' C . - ,-f'-. .g:? -f. ' 2, J, RITCHIE WHORTON - Junior Flanker RICKY CRAIG - Junior Tackle SAM ETHERIDGE All-County All-County Junior Def. End wqqmunw- DEWEY MANN STEVE WHITAKER KEVIN ROBERTS Junior Def . Tackle Junior Linebacker Junior Center 1 M W K A .4 . . . ',, X , R ,C , J Y 'hr as ix V3 'JY -. :Jim - ' Jw, - in in . 5 -.5-q,,n.,g1L.g,-, f X - fx- Y. Q U g -+ ..-1 if-Q X gk 'L gf-wgzffw , X l xrrr . A J ,Ms ,, ,... .bo n ,.,, in! .J . NgrQ,5j5,g QM f' - Q:-ff4'f'5Qy vi, f avfy., sgglgs no .rs , .J , 2. r. X155 -wk ,, WN-1 4-'zwrgg wo, , T',,.y N 1 H www: c :if fi f' V r . -, . wwwd, .M .AQ W . 3 .N ,X ,mg-.., 'ar -- w - 43? gr-!3EQxfQi5,' F f fffff! 'W af Q-mf:--'sormzivzflf4.w.fwif - 22:4 15 1fsm:,41.??-Ez., .ww-,a.Q:-E: ,. - W JOHNNY WOODY DANNY SALMON JOHN WHITAKER Junior Tight End Junior Guard Sophomore Guard 44 M. Y 'X i Y . 9' wr! A k 5 , , W J X V. Q I 'Q sr I? is rr ,, 1 . F A x x. fy - wears.-5. xi . Q F- ,,35?n5,,., A, mis? Eg! A ix r K: .M Q 1 Q, . , 'L 2 K I X ' rs: t 5 JK' 'WXQQ- ' Yi x f , , M 0 ,wx R'i'.J S'Q- Ai3 ::'z,, , 7 K' Y N Q w g 1 f K tl.. -. 'Q f ,, -1 f J' A- 55 'Q' V AYL lounig Championship ROBERT SPEARS Sophomore Tackle RONNIE BATEMAN Sophomore Tackle ,.. .........,..,..r., ., 'TN A we. H . on ua . ,-n-p.... .H1,, ' A.r.1'er,..-.51 K. - , iooggg '1- 3 t. 1 - K or ' -. I ,'- T in i f r::.:,,,1f ., ,Ts..::.'-.'. - l ..fQ, Q f 35581 1' :.f-.H f'-,vp -, '-- . 3-Q4 ..-. ., - 'Mex . . N A-4.1 - -- ' -' . .,-,' ir '21 N 4 .File . . fk K f Q -- silt. ,. 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The took the lead in the first quarter on a long .Je the highl Cooper 1'lli'1 yards Trdjans seventh consecutive regarded Brewer in the second the Tribe a 6-0 Doug Cloud with a to stretch the out the Indian scoring The Tribe held while Lions 21-7. touchdown run to Tracy Paseur later New Hope bounced back in the third In the third quarter Halfback John Cooper scored on a plunge. Tim Baker booted what proved winning extra point. with on the NEW HOPE 22, BOIQLQNES 14s , X NEW HOPE '15 the The in sp ir hopes for the County so Bob Jone ard Y of the , at ,, . .i JOHN COOPER - MVP I sl' qs Si L DOUGCLOUD WOODY FURNAS Players chosen to the first team were John Cooper, Tim Baker, Doug Cloud, Jeff Butler, and Woody Furnas Knot picturedy. 76 Twelve Make 5 F TIM BAKER I EFF BUTLER Team First Team Fi GARY CHANDLER X First Team Second Team New Hope players who made the first team were John Cooper at runningback, Jeff Butler at quarterback, Tim Baker at guard and placekicker, Doug Cloud at tight end, and Woody Furnas at center. Those named to the secondl team were Gary Chandler at defensive halfback. Gene Wat-l kins at runningback, Ritchie Whorton at defensive halfback, and Tracy Paseur at linebacker, Seniors Chris Watts, mau- ler, and Joe Bell, offensive split end. were awarded honora- ble mention. All nine senior players were named to the A11- County Team this year. All twelve of these fine athletes played a major role in leading the Tribe to an impressive 9-1 record. X All-Counig 1 RICKY CRAIG Second Team 1, , GENE VQALTKINS HHH! H0105 1 f '?zwrvusaW, I I T HIE WHORTON RACY PASEUR RIS WATTS JOE BELL ble Mention Honorable Mention Paseur and Cooper Receive Award nd consecutive year, Coach Allen Pas- eur was named Madison roach Of the Year- Following a rebuilding season, Paseur directfH'hiS teams to an overall two year record of 16-4. John Cooper, a senior runningback, was recog- nized as MVP. Cooper, a two-year starter, rtlshed for 1,101 yards on 131 carries for the season, giving him better than eight yards per carry average . x A443 ... 'wa sw Af 5-1 51 . ll x kv X y .2 , X K .gg 'Ag K ' X 4 S32 -f Y . . X -M 5 Xi, hx 5' ' : 1 Q ., ' 6 ix f' Q I ,F if-f K ' s -.W , ,, 4. S as 'Y- X, 6 is .Xl ,..,..-1--Q---w imiw , . EJ , 1 ' Q RQ 3 N. B,73:4'f: X B Team Has O- I -I Record This year the B Team was coached by Frank Burgess. Team members were Doug Paseur, Mike Lipscomb Clayton, Bobby Webster, Mark Warren, Harold Boyd, Jesse Atchley, Barry Esslinger, Bill Baxley cure James, Mike Moore, Kevin Roberts, Mark Hamilton, James Barnard, Michael Harrison, Ronnie Bate an, Robert Spears, and Johnny Woody. New Hope 6 Buckhorn 6 New Hope 8 Buckhorn 34 Middle School Team Gains Experience Tribe Achieve' Mike Wade and Scott McKerley served as managers. Beth Clark and Debbie Sublett were statisticians. The 197 6-'77 Varsity Indians xperience Adtiring each . ' e was regarded highly by opponents throughout the season, because of an explosive defense and a dynamic offense. The team had little trouble amassing points, thanks to a powerful offense and some fancy ball handling. They played hard: battling away to the final second, mostly against bigger and more experienced tearns. They were rewarded with an improved record over seasons in recent years. The Indians took each loss with dignity and a sense of gain that comes only with the kind of Indian Pride that fine coaching and loyal fans instill upon young athletes. The team was fortunate to have the dedicated leadership of Coach Butch Taylor again this year. Mostly, this year was a rebuilding season with only one Senior player on the team and several outstanding underclassmen who will be back next year - older, more experienced, and determined to win. Coach James fButchJ Taylor I ID AI K 1 Q K 5 Xi X .M ' X1 51 ,. - ,R N . gr, X., XM M ' 5 Lil if Sigma' I ix p .ZTI .454 9-v I 1 , ' IIE IBB, l 3 x mlb - X. X puff' -nv X2 Eg is f Q- HW 1 'N :ssh ' ar., m X M' -.pd s L . W A W ig Qbj-in . Q :tif daisy: if g, 5 RS X x M, lla S3 .Q 55:-.f F Q. 3 S5555 1, NEW HOPE 85, SYLVANIA The New Hope Indians Hope Tip-Off Tournament tory of the season in a nia. Indians in double with 22 points, Bruce Whorton with 12. rebounding, pulling down NEW HOPE 63. WOODVILLE In their third home outing ans defeated the tory raised the Tribe's to a strong Gurley scoring for the added 12 and NEW HOPE 54 The Indians raised vicing 54-40 defeat Hope was led in and Timmy Thompson with 13 . p NEW HOPE 64. DAR 62 The Indians raised their ing 64-62 win over changed numerous the scores knotted 60-60 play. with just '1 seconds period and the score Thompson made a passed to Lawrence Collier goal. I sunk basket each NEW HOPE 73. BREWER61 the Indi The The Tribe upped their '73 61 in 25 victory over Brewer points, and Willie 16 I0 Indian attack. The quarter lead and held it to IO an B Team Members of the B team were Iolo Brazelton. Jeff Stapler. Seney Martin, Benny Vann, Steve Anderson, Mackie McCurcheon. Marc Hari ilton, Jeff Mefford, Terry White, Mike Carpenter, Gary Cross. and Dewayne Honea. NH 54 Woodville 5 4 B TEAM NH 40 Gurley 81 NH 52 Woodville 5- NH 42 Bob Jones 64 NH 32 Arab 5 NH 57 Madison Academy 6 NH 53 D.A.R. 6 NH 36 Buckhorn 4 NH 44 Brewer 6 NH 65 Douglas '7 NH A 51 Brewer '7 NH 45 Sparkman 8 NH 5'7 Madison Academy 4 County Tournament NH 43 Hazel Green 8- 3 NH 41 Hazel Green 55 NH 50 D.A.R. 3 NH 53 Bob Jones 4 GirI's Team Has Winning Season embers of the Girl's Team were Vera Cross, Malia Wilson, Kim Jordan, Cathy Flann fC3Pl3il'lJ, Rhonda Childress, Priscilla Sullivan. Monie ilchell, Melody Pelzaer, and Terri McPeters. Miss Dianne Cummings served as their coach. GIRIJS TEAM NH 401 Gurley 39 NH 391 Bob Jones 25 NH 323 Randolph 26 NH 21 Buckhorn 24 NH 15 Brewer 17 Christmas Tournament NH 242 Randolph 14 NH 265 Princeton 9 rNH 20 Brewer 22 NH aor sparkman ' 28 Chu t Tournament NH 20 uckhorn 22 NH 14 Ha 1 Green 17 NH 29 Randol 10 NH 41? Bob Jones 13 Middle School Teams NH 38' Gurley 19 NH NH 50 MXR 30 NH NH 77' Randolph 18 NH NH 42 New Sharon 38 NH 34 OXR 16 NH NH 31 OXR 17 NH NH 35 Big Cove 17 NH NH 60 Big Cove 46 NH 10-5 Record 36 MXR 40 Gurley 42 Monrovia County Toumament 44 Hazel Green 44 Gurley 39 Toney 43 Central NH 9' Gur eyf' 6 NH NH 7' R 4 NH NH 35 Randolph 6 NH NH 24' New Sharon 15 NH NH 2 OXR 13 NH N 24' OXR 17 County Tournament NH 17 New Sharon 8-4 Record 26 Big Cove 35 Big Cove 16 MXR 16 ' Gurley 16 Monrovia 24 Q E3 2 9 I .5 10 7 A5 -' 1.l 4' g,g5? EE! iii? sk i ? ,K R E AUBURN New Hope Band Is Coun+g's Best ! The New Hope High School Band, under the direction of Paul Maupin, is a group of talented musicians wh form a superior ensemble , which encourages pride and enthusiasm throughout the school year. Under the field direction of Jane Mann, the marching band - including the flag corps, majorettes, and colc guard - not only presented delightful halftime shows but also received an excellent rating at the Space Cit Marching Contest. In addition to their annual Christmas and Spring concerts, the concert band participated in the All - Count and All - State band festivals, and district, state , and national band contests where they received honors. Il Band Encourages Enihusiasm x, rf.. if 1 W FLUTES Bonnie Hamilton. Sherry Mitchell, Julie Momgom ery. Lori Grove, Darlene Metcalf, Donna Freeman Ginger DeGroff, Starlene Walls, Teresa Wright X CLARINETS Lisa Cooper, Joy Morring, Shelia McDonald, Kippie Roberts, Connie Brown, Debbie Cole, Wynema Clayton, Liz Rollings. Tammy Woody, Susan Kelly. Regina Pence, Paula Woody, Kim Craig, Sharon Williams. Karen Dowdy TENOR SAXOPHONES Jo Lyon, lane Mann ALTO SAXOPHONES Julie Butler, Darlene Wright, Ina Beth Martin, Sabrina McDonald, Kim Keller, Kathy Hombuckle, Teri Certain 1977 i N olaoss i Terolyn McDonald. Pam Williams l ALTO CLARINETS W Cindy Whitaker Shirley Spivey i BASS CLARINETS Denise Thornton. Lynn Rollings CONTRA BASS CLARINET Cindy Wright TRUMPETS Ienia Honea, Art Moore, Fran Bergman, Katl Cloud, Melissa Spears, Perry Moon, Billy Kee Jimmy Floyd, Donna Martin -l!.I- -F IL - 'l'.-!L- TROMBONES herry Anderson, Loma Cambron, Phillip Stewart, reg Cooper, Connie Hamilton PERCUSSION an Bamard. Rodney Glpson, Erlc Hunter, Tony ce, Billy Keel, Jeff Wright. Marc Robbins. Roy oning FRENCH HORNS Angie Chandler, Barbara Mann, David Layne, Dor- thy Mann, Lonnie Varner, Joy McPeters, Ruby Mar- tin . Kim Whitaker BARITONES Susan Mitchell, Robert Collier, Chuck Montgomery James Richards TUBAS David McGough Anthony Collier, Chet Moon Majorei IAN BARNARD - Head JULIE BUTLER - Feature Twirler Senior Junior CINDY WRIGHT DARLENE WRIGHT Senior Senior nhance Audience KIM WHITAKER STARLENE WALLS Freshman Freshman - .KX 1 v b: 2 H 422 K, '1 Y' A -'fs Cheerleaders Promoie School Qpiril LINDA HORNBUCKLE - Head Senior DEBORAH BEARD - Co-Head Senior The 1976-'77 varsity cheer- leaders were Linda Hornbuckle, head: Deborah Beard, co-headg Robin DeGroff, Cathy Fann, Rhonda Hopkins, Cindi Stroupe, Kim Jordan, Tammy Nelson, and Kathy Hornbuckle . Exceptional enthusiasm and school spirit were displayed by all the girls: for example , no one missed a single practice or a game. In order to purchase new uni- forms, the squad sold litter bask- ets during the year. ,. x is Y S' Q will N: ., xg: . 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J 5 M 9 5, '- in vt.: -,Tim Se-,.,x t 31 . ,xx 1, ,,- Y fu. . , w Q gl W: fl sy? 6 Ll,- 4 1. ff Qs: fa. Q I 71'i'l55t'-Wk XR 'NQ9 gg KSN X L 5 . . IS fs X3 ws -Q-'XIX x .ni A xg xx 3 A Q Mex New x,.. X i 2 W.. A .M A, 4 E V.VVkb K. ! ff Q 5 5 we S X g, if Qi wf Q? 4: 55 5 f Www w Q X 2 S :E KE S N S. A sf S S S S M5 K X K S S S X Q 's E? S S :R xl Q Q Wi -Q Q Dr. Watson eads Board of Ed uoaiion This year Dr. Gene Watson assumed the duties of superintendent of the Madtson Count Board of Education. Local trustees serving the school were Robert Spears, Don Williams, and Lloyd Atchley. Trustees Serve School Murrag Compleies Third Year as Principal Ah' ,X xx.. fxlul I Mr. Stephen E. Murray, who has served the Madison County School Sys- tem for 14 years, completed his third year as principal of New Hope High School. During the past 14 years he has held such positions as teacher, coach and assistant principal. Mr. Murray holds a B.S. degree in history and sociology from Memphis State University and a Master's degree in school administration from Alabama A8rM University. He is currently com- pleting an AA certification from Auburn University . Mr. Murray supports, with his spirit and cooperation, the teachers ahd stu- dents in academic and extracurricular activities of the school. Other Adminislralors Are Mr. Ralph Cain, who served New Hope High School as a coach and teacher in 1970- 71, completed his second consecutive year as assistant principal. In addition to assisting Mr. Murray in the administration of the school, Mr. Cain taught psychology. After graduating from Belmont High School in Belmont, Mississippi, Mr. Cain received a B.A. degree in psychology from Mississippi State University. He is now working on an AA program at UAB in admin- istration and supervision. I S fs jyvwnlsiawgvimqgm, fs .. A K I, ----.- Mr . Ralph Cain Mr. Burton, Middle School instructional leader, finished his third year at New Hope. 1 Boasting over 30 years of teaching experi- ence, he has served in such capacities as teacher, coach, supervisor, and principal. 1 2 A dedicated conservationist, he promotes Alabama's wildlife population. He also enjoys riding and raising horses. Mr . Herbert Burton oriani Members of Faculig Mrs. Neta Grooms was elementary instructional leader this year. . In addition to her administrative duties, she taught Title I classes for students with special needs in reading. Mr. Jack Mitchell served this year as Director of the Community School. Mr. Mitchell, who also taught math in the high school, organized and directed the New Hope branch of Northeast Alabama State Junior College. ' Ms. June Buckelew, guidance counselor, con- ducted diagnostic tests and provided statistical data to assist in curricular development and evaluation. She was also responsible for personal and occupa- tional counseling. Ms . June Buckelew Office Siaff Works Hard Mrs . Imogene Whitaker Mrs . Doris Walls Mrs . Louise Butler As in the past, New Hope High School was privi- leged to have an office staff of hard workers. Mrs. Imogene Whitaker, secretary, received all money, wrote checks, balanced books, and kept the payroll. Mrs. Sybil Whitaker, secretary-receptionist, answered the telephone, typed, and kept studem records and attendance reports. In addition, she alsd ran the Xerox machine. Mrs. Doris Walls, aide, collected lunch money ir the cafeteria. Mrs. Louise Butler, Middle School office and instructional aide, obtained reading material foi Title I students. Mrs. Morton, Elementary instructional aide, assisted Title I reading students. l Mrs . Sybil Whitaker Mrs . Mary Morton 'Qian Miss Elizabeth Carpenter Mrs . Tommie lean Watts braries Provide Wealih of Information Mrs. Mary Beth Duncan This year in the libraries students found a wealth of information which included that in books and on records, tapes, filmstrips, pictures, and maps. Miss Carpenter again served as high school librar- ian. Mrs. Duncan, elementary librarian, and Mrs. Watts, librarian aid, were added to this year's staff. Builer Evaluaies Qiudeni Drivers Mr. John Butler, driving instructor, conducted ivers Education classes this year. The students not only took part in replay and reac- n drills in the classroom but also were evaluated their concentration, observation, and alertness in iving conditions. 3 Mr . Paul Maupin Mr . John Butler Maupin lnsirucis Music Mr. Paul Maupin taught public school music to fifth and sixth grade students. He was also responsible for directing the high school, middle school, beginner, marching, and concert bands . Siudenis Have Successful Year Mrs. Aleen Morrow Mrs. Peggy Burgess The special education students had a successful year completing a curriculum which stressed citi- zenship and responsibility. The classes took part in many projects and field trips including a tour of the New Hope City Hall to learn about the voting procedure. Among the projects the students enjoyed were growing home gardens and making holiday Christmas ornaments. Special education instructors this year were Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. Burgess, and Mrs. Neuendorf. Mrs. Nancy Neuendorf and Allen Teach Reading Elementary students partici- pating in the Title I reading pro- gram were taught by Mrs. Flo- rance Allen and Middle School students were tauht by Mrs. Christine Kirby. Title I students sharpened their reading skills and increased their reading rates, vocabularies, and study skills through various exer- cises, programmed materials, library books , periodicals , plays, poetry, and dramatiza- tions. Mrs. Florance Allen Mrs. Christine Kirby First Graders Learn Important Skills Mrs . Frances Edmonds Mrs . Odena Wright The first grade instructors this year were Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. Edmond, and Mrs. Wright. In the reading program , teachers used team teach- ing and leveling to provide greater opportunities for individualized instruction with particular emphasis being placed on phonics. One of the advantages of individual instruction is that each student is able to progress at his own speed. In addition, reading, writing, and math were emphasized. Mrs . Hodie McCraw Mrs. Green Joins Second Grade Mrs. Green joined Mrs. Moses and Mrs. McDonald in teaching the second grade. Second graders concentrated on phonics, reading, and math. Besides leveling in reading, improve- ments were made on the learning centers, which were set up for personal enrichment at specified times. The students set their own pace and worked at their own level. As a follow up activity, Mrs. Green's second grade went to the Space and Rocket Center, watched voters vote, and held their own elections. Mrs. Ian Green i Mrs. Estella McDonald i ii iw RNNVIQQNQ Ndj Mrs . Lula Moses l l'hird Graders Pariicipafe in Projecis isa S3993 'mm 5332! 23? EM ig gg Hgh!! gag is Q! SE -my Mrs. Cecile Sheppard, Mrs. Selena Pearson, and X1 lm sssssssrs, QA. Miss Yvonne Hill taught the third grade this year. This year's third graders participated in many pro- jects, among which were a field trip to the movie, Char1otte's Web , and a visit to the New Hope Post Office and Fire Department. The students particularly enjoyed learning about the operations and uses of the telephone . Mrs . Cecile Sheppard X X ,s Y d it ...L 5'--N' Mrs. Selena Pearson Miss Yvonne Hill Fourih Graders Have Aciive Year Miss Barbara Walton Miss Pamelia Wiginton The fourth grade instructors this year were Miss Walton and Miss Wiginton. During the year, the students worked toward developing reading and math skills. In addition students we taught Alabama history, science, and social studies. As a classroom activity, Miss Wa1ton's fourth graders raised gerbils. Thompson lnsirucis Ari The Art Department was headed by Mrs. Linda Thompson. Students from grades 5-11 participated in an art curriculum including shading. texture, charcoal, pastels, inks, and acrylics. Mrs . Linda Thompson Language Aris Siudenis Develop Reading Skills Mrs. May, Mrs. Murner, and Mrs. Adair taught in the Middle School Language Arts Department. As in the past these teachers worked to develop their students' reading, speaking, and listening skills. They encouraged student participation in cre- ative writing and spelling contests. These activities helped the students to gain self-confidence, poise, and the ability to perform in the world today. Mrs . Georgia Adair , 'Qs KM? Nw Vg-an Qrs Wsrf:.s 5 li .. W .1-f a ' 1 , we it i ...fs Ai.-'f2t..,1,s ff L,,m,s - Irprs, , my N. -- i . s--aa: 1 5 KW . skim.. - ex .--. x+Y l'..SfiAi K Mrs. Deborah Murner Mrs. Nancy May Miss Walls Joins Social Qludies Deparlmenl Karen Walls joined the Social Studies Department in the Middle School this year. Other instructors were Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Phillips. The students heard State Senator King discuss how a bill becomes a law. They also heard Representa- tives from the Democratic and Republican headquar- ters speak on elections. Later in the year, James Record, Chairman of the Madison County Commissioners, and Robert Spears, District 3 Commissioner, spoke to the classes on county government. Several students entered the annual DAR Essay Contest. Mrs. Jean Mitchell 5? A., Miss Karen Walls Mrs. Melvina Phillips noe Students Cond uci Experimenis Mrs . Evelyn Butler Mrs . Imogene Butler Mrs . Linda Clark The Middle School science students conducted various experiments during the year. Mrs. Imogene Butler, Mrs. Linda Clark, and Mrs. Evelyn Butler taught in this department. Some students did work on social animals. Others did studies on the weather. The seventh grade classes studied the human body . Various students participated in the Science fair. Two Teachers Join Maih Deparimeni s ,fi 1 a .ps K t K . sf' I , J ! Mr. William Benson Miss Eleanor Smithers .u no Mrs. Jimmie Ruth Richard Mrs. Judy Tipton This year the Math Department acquired two new teachers. To begin, Mrs. Judy Tipton joined Miss Elear Smithers and Mr. William Benson. These three teachers stressed computation more than in the past. At the beginning of the second semester Mrs. Tipton left because of matemal reasons. She was replaced Mrs. Jimmie Ruth Richard. urgess and Ikard Join Hisiorg Deparimeni 'T dj i n I rj- S i n if X rox s i 1 Mr . Steve Hargrove ai. s fs. Y Mr . Frank Burgess Mr. Steve Hargrove, who taught only one semes- ter, was replaced by Mr. Walker Ikard. Mr. Har- grove and Mr. Ikard instructed students in econom- ics, U.S. Government, American history, and world history. Mr. Frank Burgess, also new in the department, taught Alabama history and current events. To stress comprehension of essential information, the teachers used filmstrips, and students used news- papers to keep up with current events. .J s Mr. Walker Ikard Siudenis Improve Grammar Skills sag? WN k l r lm!! .fit . Q Mrs. Mildred Brawley Mrs. Rosa Kent .1 I v Mrs. Jane Moon f Mrs. Mayme Harp The Language Arts students, after mastering their grammar, gained experience in creative writing, form composition, and literary interpretation. Ninth and tenth graders concentrated on improving their grammar skills, while Juniors and Seniors worked American and English literature. Mrs. Kent's Spanish students heard informal speeches on Spanish cultures , engaged in conversational Spanisl and enjoyed the annual lunch at El Palacio . Mrs. Brawley's journalism class learned the basic principles and rules for all type of writing. In addition completing a regular classroom curriculum , the students produced the school newspaper and yearbook. All the Language classes used filmstrips, recordings, and the library in collecting the material necessary f their studies. Teaching in the department this year were Mrs. Harp, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Moon, and Mrs. Brawley. ' 'i h s sad Malh Deparlmenl ses.. .fs , K K S . e S.. Mr. Herman Roberson Coach Allen Paseur Mr. Herman Roberson and Coach Allen Paseur headed the Math Department this year. Mr. Roberson instructed students in Algebra I and Il and geometry. Coach Paseur taught business math and law and P.E. Saddler and Ross Insiruci Science ' ...amd ' - . 1 -f Mrs. Desser Ross Mrs. Margo Saddler In the high school Science Department, Mrs. Margo Saddler taught biology, physiology, and physics. Mrs. Desser Ross taught general science as well as American history. Mrs. Sadd1er's science students devoted much time and effort in preparing science projects, which were entered in the Science Fair held at New Hope High School. Mrs. Ross' science students participated in the construction of physical science projects. Siudenis Learn Vocaiional Skills Students who planned to pursue a vocational career were instructed by Mrs. Mildred Ealy, Mrs. Edna Hamer, and Mr. Thomas Summerville. Mrs. Ealy, head of the Business Department, taught personal typing and preparatory business and office education. Several career areas covered were general clerical, stenographic, and bookkeeping. Also, Mrs. Hamer instructed the home economics students in such basics as personal and human devel- opment, foods and nutrition, housing, decoration, clothing construction, and child development. The students heard several speakers and participated in worthy projects. In addition, Mr. Summerville taught students the basic techniques in agribusiness. Several areas of study included basic electricity, forestry, and weld- ing. S Mr . Thomas Summerville 2 W l Mrs . Mildred Ealy l ,.,.---- -01. Mrs . Edna Hamer Iaglor and Cummings Head PE Deparimeni an Coach James CButchJ Taylor Mrs . Elaine Ledbetter Miss Diane Cummings Mrs . Alice Landers Miss Diane Cummings and Coach Butch Taylor taught in the high school Physical Education Depart- ment. The girls participated in volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, softball, tennis, and badminton, while the boys participated in football, basketball, soft- ball, and track. Joining Mrs. Alice Landers in the elementary Physical Education Department were Mrs. Jo Whi- taker and Mrs. Elaine Ledbetter. Workers Render Valuable Service 3 Mrs. Dee Powers, Mrs. Mary Alice McDonald, Mrs. Lyla Hatcher. Mrs. Myrlte Grayson, Mrs. Mildred Lemley, Mrs. Evelyn Selvage. Mn Minnie Tabor. I ,f Mrs. Louise Marks Mr. Ellis Smith Mr. James Clark Mr. Cecil Glover, Mr. Sidney Cobb, Mr. James A. Martin. Mr. Searcy McDonald, Mr. Clifford Maples. Mr. Thomas Summerville. Doran Pauick, Mrs. Sandra Oellerich, Mrs. Ann Kimbrough, and Mrs. Sherry Paseur. The other drivers, Mrs. Willene Hughes and Mr. Btu Maples are not pictured. James Artibee Scott Baker Larry Bolton Chris Boozer Staci Bullard Sandra Burks Michael Burton Mark Cameron Beverly Cloud David Cody Alisha Cooper Lorenda Cooper Jackie Dake Mark Dollar James Dowdy Bradley Fanning Chris Freeman Misty Harris Angela Hendrick Scotty Honea Howard Hopkins Virgil Hopkins John Hornbuckle Michael Hunter Dwight lkard Jim Ivester Patrick Jones Douglas Keel Wendy Lang Patricia Lanier Ronald Lanier Ronnie Lanier Miranda Lawler Carol Jo Lee Robbie Lewis Firsi Grade I is ,Q fy J' 'fs' X :gtk 1 S Q Q fs Q- 'mf x iii asa s , 'sys - so xi ff 851.5 Y QQQQ Q 'if Q 6' 1' ' 3 . 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Mike Adams Scott Adams Jimmy Artis Glenn Atchley Andrew Baker Mitch Ballard Jenny Barnard William Barron Margaret Bass Judy Bearden Jennifer Bevel Earl Bolton Elaine Brazelton Jeff Byrd Chris Cagle Denise Chandler Alecea Childers Johnny Clark Sylvia Clark Debra Cloud Tim Cloud John Connally Mary Connelly Kim Cooper Phillip Cooper Kelly Craig Sherry Embry Kim Fanning Clyde Farris Johnna Frazier ' Emerson 3 Regina Gipson Mike Gowan Donna Gurley Kevin Hamilton Marshela Hester Rommle Hill Robert Hodges Terry Holcomb Debra Hopkins Susan Hornbuckle Teresa Hughey George Hyatt Dana Ikard Kevin Johnson Patti Jordan Pam Keel Don Kennedy Bennie Key Johnnie Kilgore Anita Kirkland Bobby Lance Allen Lang Anita Largen Randy Lawler Chris Lyle Renae Manley Tammy Manley Cynthia Maples Annette Marsh Jeanette Marsh Janet Martin Bill McCowan Bryan McGough in Live while Gerry McGowan Kim McKerley Daryl Meeks Kirby Murray Marvin Nash Rachel Osborne Terry Osborne Keith Parker Jeff Pence Jeff Phillips Kathy Phillips James Prarxce Jim Pritchett Steve Pritchett Odessa Riggins Jackie Robinson Kim Rundlett Tim Sadler Steve Self Patricia Sharp Patrick Slocum Janet Solomon Carl Stapler Charles Stephens James Stephens Mitch Walling Kelly Whitaker Mike Whitaker Darlene White Kim Williams Stanley Williamson Harvey Windsor Joan Windsor , 137 Tony Adams Teresa Atchley Michael Austin Anthony Baker Cindy Baker John Baker Benny Barnett Kathy Baswell Penny Bates Donna Baxter Lavoid Bryom Tina Burrow Jane Callahan Chris Cambron Debbie Carpenter Opal Carpenter Greg Clark Johnny Clark Ricky Clark Debbie Cole Gary Cooper Patsy Dalton Jimmy Dollar Teresa Dunn Kim Embry Elaine Gilliand Jack Graves John Hammond Jeff Hardin Kenneth Harris Qevenih Grade xi 4 4' xv-.N . ff essa MARC ROBBINS and REGINA WEBSTER Brian Spivey, President: Chet Moon, Vice-President: Mike l ley, Secretaryg Regina Webster, Treasurer: Donna Bar Reporter. 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There's Woody Furnas Rodney Gipson Nancy Glass Frank Gullion Rickey Harless Cathy Helton Mike Hill Barbara Honea Ienia Honea y Linda Hornbuckle sfrange new lighi in mg eges. ihings Jerry Hubbard Judy Jersey Faye Jones Greg Keller Mike Keller Phillip Key Patra Lanford Roda Lanier Ronda Lee Debbie Lipscomb l've never known changing mg life hanging me. I've been searchin' so Mike Lyon Jane Mann Ruby Mann Deborah Martin Dewayne Martin Jeff Martin Tem Martin Jane Mayes Larry Mayo Jackie McCutcheon Tammy McKer1ey Julia McKinney Cathy McWhorter Jeff Motes Bobby Neal Joey Nickelson Tina Oberholzer Lisa Parker Roger Powers Theresia Pruitt long io find an answer. Now I kno Mike Pursley Carolyn Rice Greg Rice Elizabeth Rollings Ronald Salmon Sherry Schaffer Joyce Schrimsher Barbara Selvage Wanda Selvage mg life has meaning. now I see myself Donna Smith Steve Smith Tim Smith Suzie Stansell Patsy Stapler Debbie Sublett Anita Taylor Robie Thomas Timmy Thompson As I am. feeling verg free. Life ev'rgihing ii's meani io be Mike Wade Gene Watkins Chris Warts Carol Whitaker Cindy Whitaker Debbie Wisener Janice Worley Cindy Wright Darlene Wright 0 173 Club Staff 3 Spirit O FHA and County MAN Nlational Honor Spun sPofrLIGH'I' A . Civitan PAM BQIYD - FHA. Officer, Spanish RICKEY BRAZELTON - my Band' and Tal' IRENE BROCKWAY - I C Reporter. dent, FHA, FBLA Offi er, MIRINDA BROCKW - FHA Maid. Class HILL - VICA and Football. I HELTON - FHA and VICA. Officer, Best and CONNIE and CARL BURROUGHS Band, VICA, and FHA. sc BARBARA HONEA - FHA, HERO. I l S I JENIA HONEA - Jr. Civitan, Band,,A1l-County JEFF BUTLER - LINDA HORNBUCKLE - Sciences CluB,, civnan. A11-County FHA I icer, Homecoming Maid. N511 al Honor Most Likely to Student Socially Cheerleader. Gyrnnasties Team, Miss standing Senior. Up. SPOTLIGHT Staff.. Most Ath- GARY CHANDLER - All-County National Sonor Scociety. Cl , ou ' I St and VICA, Officer. i Hman In s L' Loo o L oo,IL L x It H N QW . Science Club. Spanish Club. Nation , 5 Lou, AA, Eduof SAFE - FTA Officer, SPOTLIG Flag Corps, FHA. Class Officer, and Best ,Oligo . I QOH' CII. ' ' ,C oioo L.L ' . , V o IIX . . try .I.,III.L1L 1 , A I ' ' ' os ig MIKE KELLER - Football, FFA, and VICA. , I C' 5?E?ONGO ' :' b . I A E ey all , 5 PHILIP KEY - spanish Club, Natioxtal, ,or Society, TERRI CONNALLY 2 ' Student Council, Best Personalit , and VICA. JOHN COOPER - All-County MVP Football, Track PATRA LANFORD - FBLA,,-Student Council, FHA, Team. FFA, Class Officer. and Most Athletic. C1ass Favorite, Class Officer. and Friendliestq MIKE cnoss - vIcA and Baseball. ii RODA LANIER - FBLA. NHHS , Ams nffrcefr, Civitan, Spanikh G1r1s State, Ping mr Society Offi Outstandlng Sen Offi- PURSLEY - and Football. YN RICE QSPA and INDIAN Staff Jr C1v1tan CIVILIBII. Flag Most SAFE FTA Off1CCI, Scl Honor SOCICIY, Bandf ' . A11-County Band.i Band P Joo O . efsonallyxsivfafd' 5 fzomn M59 oooo mr? ' O and National Honor Soctiety, S di - Officer, Band, Jr. Civi- Color Guard, SPOTLIGHT Staff, Miss VICA and FHA. FBLA and VICA. 175 J 2 W - 3 i. bw!- Donna this poem 15 not to mourn your death but to find joy in the hap- piness you gave us With your dark hair and laughing eyes, you brought a smile to many of those around you You were so quick to be angry with us and just as quick to forgive us. . You left a deep and lasting impression on us. Donna, we don't understand why God took you so soon. You were so full of life and were given such a short time here. In time we will understand why he took you. We know that you are with him, watching over us and waiting for us. Because we know that, we'11 meet again. We don't say Good-bye but Au-revoir. Sharon Baker for the Senior class v .X .. BUDDY VANN'S AMOCO STATION 2 U -1 Go Indians, Go Fans, Go to Buddy Vann's! Free coffee for all early morning customers. Headquarters for all fishing needs! 723 4950 HOME 0F RED CARPET SERVICE 24 HOUR WHEGKER QSERVIGE - NIGHT 539-4042 WOODY ANDERSON FORD 539-9441 sub WASHINGTON, N,W. i 7oz GOOD FOOD MAPLE'S SNACK BAR DORAN'S HARDWARE 8: APPLIANCE Complete Line of Hardware Maytag Appliances A New Hope, Alabama Telephone: 723-4610 DRAKE'S BEAUTY 8: BARBER SHOP Phone: 725-4463 Call: Sue Drake, Marlee Grove, and Ronda Lee Owens Cross Roads, Alabama 7254143 FISHER'S USA SERVICE STATION ' Highway 431 South i 137 CAGLE'S BARBER SHOP Downtown New Hope FARM BUREAU INSURANCE FEDERATED GUARANTY LIFE Life K Auto Fire 3 Health FRANCES MAPLEQ' Jerry N. Wallace BEAUTY SALON Agent 725-4776 Highway 431 723-4201 Office 723-4239 New Hope, Ala. 35760 New Hope, Alabama A ala In Memory of Miss KaIhg - 01 anti: ,.,.--. 44, - Z l NORTH ALABAMA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Huntsyille, Alabama Congratulations New Hope Seniors of '77 and best wishes for your success! l IIWWU ' ey x L L. , .114 - l . ,ff , r , , ,mu,f1 . A -A Jw, ,, i ,2bz,,1 kv Q kg V' V-- . , - ,J-P Xin K Rexx x ' A 'A ' . 4' ' xr--X.. ,fy E X A E 8 Madison Street, South Huntsville ,t Alabama 35801 539-0428 or 536-2611 Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilson Mann Owens Cross Roads, Ala. l k BUTLER BRDTHERS Home of Quality Merchandise General Merchandise . . . Electric Appliances . . . Furniture Building Materials Modern Gin . . . Cotton Seed Buyers New Hope , Alabama E 1 ompliments of ELF'9 ISHELL QERVICE TATIDN Flew Hope , Alabama ? Clean Yo Car, Motor, or Motorcycle SELF'S CAR WASH Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week Located at SELF'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Highway 431 New Hope, Alabama u , Q t in O ly 5 Minutes for 256 N K Phone 534-2442 Phone 534-2441 MADISON COUNTY LIVESTOCK MARKET Dick Allison - I. O. Fisk - R. C. Allison P.O. Box 955 410 W. Oakwood Ave. Huntsville, Alabama KENNAMER FURNITURE COMPANY A Complete Line of Home Furnishings Zenith, Radios, and Televisions Fedders Room Air Conditioners Samsonite Luggage Kitchen Aid Dishwashers Guntersville, Ala. 35976 Phone: 582-5421 iiii li . it ' 411. AAKA ,..,...,. ,,.. ...,,., t I BIG BROTHERS SUPERMARKET. INC. 2121 Whitesburg Drive 539-8651 We feature Rath corn-fed beef for your home freezer. Call us for details. TOUCH OF CLASS COIFFURES Claysville, Alabama Compliments of DOARCH DRY GOOD STORE MARKET SQUARE The Place to Shop for the Unusual Gift STARNES BROTHERS Gene and Richard Starnes 230 Broad St. Guntersville, Alabama Phone: 582-3101 f7Ff2Sl01vzvM1fl1e 690111 lvudzl and W X, X gg -. 'X' 0.0 di i dunbnavant Il 5 49.2 .Z RUQQELIIS PAINTING SERVICE Interior and Exterior Residential and Commercial Free Estimates Call 859-2199 Compliments of WILLIAM CRAFT 8: SON FARM Owens Cross Roads if-ffib fx-x ix-. - --ff! ' f 3 I ' I '5 egg ' ' - i :N ' -if-'-L+-' W-'I . or A ff k I , ali, X j l-A...::L..- fff' ll vi J.,-iii '. . 2 lg 9- v in - Q . vs LEON HORNBUCKLE AND SON A ..-W Air Conditioned for Your Shopping Comfort O S d F h M pen un ays res eats For Free Delivery, Dial 723-4152 New Hope, Alabama HUCK'S BARBER SHOP Operated by Leon Hornbuckle Jr. QI-Iucklebuckj .2 Xe 0 BEAUTY SALON Operated by Judith Tabor if ,- M 5 1 IIIXINIXFYIUII Hill ll I Fllli 1 i E EMPLOYEES: Riley Cooper Junior Cooper Jeri Cooper JoHn Cooper Phone? 123-Q51 5 S l M I Mc Iulloch 5' , chalin saws Q i 1 t T 2 i 187 1 Complimenis of fhe BARRY MEFFDRD FARM WN f f X MQ MM ,R mf . W , wx , X . -, iSY3'1Q f at X xx Xrgflr, X Aw .1 M ' xx-Q3 Ax M ' wjlixfi' X J Ay' M -V .4 ,SX ... ll' r Congrafulaiions io ihe Seniors of '77 x X.. N E7 f' I ,ff f .::. IM w ' ,vf , .As ' n 1.n 'W R X Full Line - riendly Service i 1 NEW HO DRUG C0 OOD CUSHING Pharmacist Bring Us Your Next Prescription New Hope , Alabama D 'U' 132 A 723-4112 189 K i GOODWIN COMPANY Equipment, Feed and Fertilizer' Complete Liquid Fertilizer Compensator Liquid Feed for Cattle New Holland Hay and Forage Equipment Bush Hop and Burch Highway 72 Gurley, Alabama Phone - 766-2945 COTTON STATES INSURANCE Drawer C New Hope, Alabama 35760 723-4695 881-3960 Your Only Local Full Lines Service Agency 12 Years Two Offices to Serve You Commercial or Personal Please allow me to assist your needs in insurance . Ava W . Cambron CENTRAL BANK OF ALABAMA. N.A. New Hope Office Iohn G . Butler - Vice-President, Manager BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cornelia C. Clayton - Assistant Branch Manager . Lynn Hardin - Head Teller James W. Richard Sue Whitaker - Drive-In Teller Charles V. Lee Sandra Self - Teller John Ed Butler Mary Rodgers - Teller Merritt M. Robbins STATE FARM INSURANCE n ff: :url una Like a 9000 - STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES nelghbor, gt Home OFFICES: aLooMnNcsToN, :tumors State Farm Li K AI In-nunnn RONIWEBB is there. I, up en 9 I ,f f DAVID PRESLEY II Agent 'pea A I ' I g at QQMQILQQ mil mllilflm 250-A Governors Drnve S.E. -If-,g,,,-H 5 Huntsville, Alabama 35801 'L Q Bus. Phone: 539-7559 STATE ,ARM ,NSURANCE COMPAMES 250-A Governors Drive, s.E. Bus. Phone: 5368172 Res- Phonei 8814806 Home orrlcssf HLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS Huntsville, Alabama 35801 RES. PhOr1EC 534-5371 191 THOMASON AUTO PARTS ,V ,fa ,sa iii' f t D S '. .41 gigs U 3? I an fi I 57 I ji I 5. ', , ' ' .I ' 4 Owens Cross Roads, Alabama Phone: '725-4231 GURLEY'9 FARM SUPPL' CENTER Main Street - New Hope '723-2516 if XC Yf8HDlSXvXfXfBWll!H3X'lilil 33 Ik 1331215213 Farm Supplies Purina Chows and Formax Feeds Animal Health Aids Don Gurley Owner and Operator TERRY H. MANN 5 Points UNION ' M 205 539,212 f z ISA SEIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIiIMEIII ISSIIIIIIIES A voun xzv To sscumvv - I'T'l CLARK SMIT MGR GOVERNOR 74' Eucauur 205 Andrew Jackson Way MEMORIAL PARKWAY Phone: 534-2793 u. s. 431 - u. s. 231 so. - - Road Service Mechanic on Duty S . QQQQQ- Q24 Specializing in Unique li Sculptured Cakes :img fCf T ' Pi WfR i HUNTSVILLE PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION vmciNiA Moons cnve SPRING num: Phone iznsi 725-4357 nwens cnoss nnAns. ALABAMA Farmer Owned and Conholled Providing Loans for all Types of Agriculture Purpose , Corner of Randolph and Lincoln LEO S SAN ANN Huntsville . Alabama 725-4634 Phone: 539-2291 I92 SMlTH'Q9HOP Ezv AND BEVERAGE S1fS G 1 Hgh y 31S h MOORE HANDLEY INC. MERL THOMPSON Backhole and Frontend E d k Loa er Wor U.S. H' 43 MEADOWGOLD DAIRIES Hornogenized Meadow skim Butter Regular 53 ill 'E NEW HDPE CLEANERS Open 6:30-5:00 723-4814 Open All Day on Wednesday cleaning Z ,W i A 'I 1 E + o . . gl , X . I 5 TH QZL QQ .4-QV 'Q l lx 1 -1. 5 49 . ll 1 -li , t . vw - Q:.:':.:.:. My ,O 0 Q 0,',' -9.9.0, 0 ' 194 SOUTHERLAND BLUEPRINT CO. 407 St. Clair Ave. S.W. Huntsville, Alabama 35801 Phone: 533-4720 Harry C. Livingston - Pres. Pres Richard A. Metzger - V. SELF'9 DISCOUNT CLOTHING Highway 431 South Owens Cross Roads, Alabama 6 .nl X Owner - Kenneth Self , 'fs' Manager - Miller Crumley , iii, CJ ' TYIQ. Suits, Sportscoats, Pants, Shirts, Leisure Suits, Western Shirts, Blouses Ladies' Pantsuits, Shells and Jeans. Wrangler and Maverick leans for Men and Boys. Fabrics, Buttons, Zippers, and Thread. JAMES J. LONG AND SON Fertilizer and Farm Chemicals Route 1 Brownsboro , Alabama Best Wishes to Best Wishes to the Seniors '77 Seniors '77 and Mrs. Oipson. Regina and Rustg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grote Whitaker Compliments Compliments ot' of BlLL'S DOLLAR STORE THE COOPERS New H0Pev Alabama Trog. Bessie. Mark. Phillip. and Alisha In compgfmems Compliments ot' SOLAND TRACTOR CO. Bars TRADING HUT 837-2210 Compliments ot' BEVERLY'S RYLAND GIN MOTORCYCLE SHOP COMPANY Bobo , Alabama 4 r i Q is , i Moonrs N U , .. BENEFIELDS GREENHOUSE X is A I was a 98-lb. weakling Bedding plants Until I 801 mY W Tomato and 5 - 0 K 10119 Roberts Pepper Plants C1353 Ring - l Flowers and W' Now I weigh 98-lb. oz Hanging Baskets V ju VI ' Telephone 723-4156 ' ' X E ToMMvsMnH 5 g RAG9 Bounous i Ph. 582-8808 Compliments of Guntersville, Ala. A FRIEND OF PATRA'S NEW HOPE TELEPHONE For Your Jewelry Repair COOPERATIVE Remember ZEGLER WATCH SHOP A Gunter Avenue Guntersville , Alabama Phone: 582-2823 New Hope , Alabama CUBE 'IQ 'if 1 'YQ LORENE MAPLES' W FLOWER SHOP Rt. 2 New Hope f- J Curt Road Phone 723-4963 xx ani, 2553 R. 1 f .50 ouPsoN's ' F HQ BAR-B-ous HORST'S FLOWERS --PM-,,,1f,i,.,.sf57LE,,Zm ff.-n.s,E.'7.T'7' 536 003 Q Y jwT v4-Ay-Ylbu 197 2518 N M m Pkwy. MSF- H 1 ll Ala. BUDDY BREEDWELL SDUTHERN AUTO PARTS Raafiator Repair QHAMPIGN Valve Grinding Serv. - Sam Kennamer, Owner and Manager - y Hours:'7A.M. -'TP.M. 6 Days Weekly 723 4231 S g N H p d A 16 Y O 1 y 1 df S P + Q Compliments of KENNETH SELF .2, P 4 'NNW' Congraiulaiions fo Seniors 77 ,ia , 3 mv ' ' Rs I 'W W S N- X .1 r T and 1 1-:xx Q .L J, J. C. TAYLOR SERVICE STATION Tires and Texaco Accessories Products New Hope, Alabama 723-4619 JOE HOWARD'S GROCERY www!! ,,. T Meats , New Hope Clothmg 723-4141 Feed Owned and Operated by Joe and Louise Howard NEW MFG. INC. t t N 1 Manufacturers of Ladiesl' Wearing Apparel Compliments of Your Hometown WESTERN AUTO Grant , Alabama 728-4119 5 SHOP EZY FOODS New Hope , Alabama Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Holland I PIGGLY WIGGLY Shop PIGGLY WIGGLY for Penny-Pinchin' Prices Plus S8LH Green Stamps New Hope , Alabama Home Owned and Operated by Merritt M . Robbins '79 ' t v ld-A I 4 I I l SOUTH-WIND I MARINA SEAFOOD9 AVIATION SERVICE I 8507 Hickory Hill Lane, S.E. Huntsville, Alabama 35802 Phone: 883-9788 Owners Lloyd M. CMe1J Potts Anthony QTonyj Owens INC. Route 4 Box 709 S. Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama Fresh Gulf Seafood Phone: 881-4260 DIXIE SAND AND GRAVEL Compliments of JIF-E-Mari loute 4 Hobbs Island Road Huntsville, Alabama y Highway 451 south Office Phone: Home none: Owens Cross Roads, Alabama 583-9070 728-4823 20 CRYSTAL PHARMACY 930 Franklin Street Huntsville, Alabama Compliments of the MADISON COUNTY PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY by the Following Pharmacies: PEACOCK'S APOTHECARY BUTLER PHARMACY WHITE CROSS PHARMACY JONES HOSPITAL PHARMACY LILY FLAGG PHARMACY TURNER'S PHARMACY BENTLEY DRUG COMPANY NUNN'S PHARMACY Compliments of WALLS' FARM Jesse G. Walls, G. Rex Walls Arthur G . McCutcheon MILLER'S GENERAL STORE Complete Line of Groceries, - Hardware. Clothing and Shoes Standard Gas and Oil Owners Kenneth and Dee Miller KELLY CABINET SHOP MACK VAT' GLU ah Rt. 2 Curley, Alabama INSURANCE Phone - 776-2228 W. A. DORAN'S GROCERY BATES' FARM SUPPLY ACE HARDWARE Factory to Farm Prices Curley , Alabama 776-3653 4 Owens Cross Roads, Alabama Open 6 Days Weekly HI FI INTERNATIONAL Compliments of HUNTSVILLE FEED suPPLY AND LUMBER CO. WESTERN STORE 809 Shaney Dr. S.W. Huntsville, Alabama 35801 881-4490 X312 KELLER'S MOBILE HOME COURT Guntersville Lake Lumber - Doors - Windows paneling L ge shaded lotsw h ll h k p d T v bl M bl h 1 l ROBBINS Lguntnnillv MUSE ' IIUPB CENTER FARM BUREAU INSURANCE FEDERATED GUARANTY LIFE Life ' Auto ' Fire ' Health Jerry N. Wallace Agent 725-4776 Highway 431 Office 723-4239 New Hope, Ala. 35760 MEEK'S GROCERY Groceries, Gas, Feed General Merchandise New Hope, Alabama BUTCHER DRAFTING New Hops 9'fRV'0F 614 Madison Street Huntsville, Alabama 1 0125263312611 D af D Etscrnomcs. wc. Printed Circuit Boards Phone: 723-2111 852-3123 Doc Thompson - President TOM SMITH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 110 A Lily Flag Road SE 883-1213 HENSON CONSTRUCTION CO 614 Madison Street Huntsville, Alabama 533-4850 Compliments of ALBERT EUTLER. JR. CARL VSIHITAKER TONQ MANN NEW AUTO SUPPLY .Salim f. L- 723-4249 Highway 431 South Compliments of NEW HOPE JAYCEE9 me I I1 W Q R ,hi UT CQ? Q gl 531 We Believe: E?-ve The Jaycee Creed That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life: That the brotherhood of man transcends the Sovereignty of Nations: That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise: That government should be of laws rather than of men: That earth's great treasure lies in human personality: And that service to humanity is the best work of life. 1 DEATON GROCERY E R Phone Groceues 883-2420 Gas, O11 N U.S. Highway 431 Brownsboro, Alabama V N 1 l r' - .... . Q'.fg' 5H ' . Owners - , 1- - Thomas Bush E-' KJ and Jerry Clark 'ff '-'if' 2 NN' ,7 SQ ' Complifnenisio ihe ..'. E Seniors of '77 ' ' Ili. .h X H I h E1 Us X47 A W 209 I 210 Complimenis of ihe BILLY HONEA FARM Congraiulaiions to Seniors of '77 U x go S gg? 5-Q uw- 'ff Complimenis of W. R. SPEARS FARM E E I Q 2 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spears New Hope, Alabama I 'Ea-- ' - E V , ILA-gg: Ab 2 K All I -- -I - 5 -- Wf f1tpE1'2.-FYR J N -. 2 S N 1 1 f -W S N. , ,J QNXKEG Jr wf,fg,k , -A 'EFT ' sung -S SX Congratulations X io Seniors '77! Complimenis of FIRST NATIONAL BANK ATIGNAL Trust and II ST A master charge BAunAnfnncanu i INTLNEAVANK cnrzoi - X Gumersville Alabama w i Y Compliments of C 8r 0 FABRICATION oo. mo. Precision Sheet General Mac Metal Fabrication E HEL-I-ARC Welding A Laceys Spring , Alabama A EVERLOV'IN CORPORATION. INC. S Ever1ov'in Mini-Farms i Ever1ov'in Entertainment Assoc. . S ' :Q- Q A f .f.:ff':' p,,g1:gg1:1,.. '1 s . ' lW DT'M'ii j L oV f' N I ever 5 conm2nclAL GREENHOUSES N ' . House PLANTS TOMATGES Highway 231 South Lacey's Spring, Alabama p We wish you all many prosperous and happy years to come! ! ! David and Lisa Redden Alta B. Redden Teresa Cooper Pam Redden 0,4A'r, 19 0 4' 'I' Qc ' , --'ag Juwoegsl sit GOoo QUESTBHTP NEW HOPE CIVITAN CLUB 8r JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB Compliments of GUTHRIE CONSTRUCTION ,,.,-vi f --' Owens Cross Roads, S Alabama V l BRAGGS DUNCAN'S WASHERETTE AND SNACK BAR Main Street, New Hope 399 Dfgye Huntsville PRODUCTION me Fumufe cREolT ASSOCIATION I-Ienredon Ethan Allen Farmer Providing Loans for A11 Types of Agriculture 5 mducluon Owned and gfedn ssocnatuon Controlled Purposes . Corner of Lincoln and Randolph Huntsville, Alabama 35804 215 Phone: 539-2291 Complimenis of 1976 f -Q ,f C' fiq -..Q-l' . XS 1- 'Nl R A -. If . N ' 1 . X OO CI M C' 9 Johns P Jeff Butler X 9 W00dY Fufnas I ' L . A .Y , . , Q g Sr. Q, SI- , .. : ..L1k I 7 -Q' '5 , x : 1 -'2' ' Y - . I ,. 6 K , L:-, N It kk . . x.,.. .K ,L 5 N --A 1 x ' ,- 4 ' fx N ff . ' If 1 4 .,.. - Qs.xk ty 'j San'gBakeI ' ' Gary Chandler Chrrs Watts tt a aa - C, '- .. t. .. JA .ir y sg M .. as it Joe Bell Gene Watklns Dewey Mann Coach Paseur Coach Burgess Coach Hargrove Doug Cloud R1tch1e Whorton Kevrn Roberts Rlcky Cra1g Johnny Woody Counig Champs!! Steve Whitaker N, ...V,.xx.1.. .r ,.... , ttvi , .. . .. . .... N. YTQ ' 1 x. Q 1 Dannb' Salmon r L Sam Etheredge sxhv JI' K Xiu JI. 1' gi was W S-L WJ 2 t. st Robert Spears Soph . Ronnie Bateman Soph . tttt t 53: Mike Moore Soph E M W f '-we f-'N James Barnard Soph Ba, John Whitaker Soph . i'l3 Michael Harrison RQ. E .. 5 . Michael Clayton Tracy Paseur eg., Ur. ' Harold Boyd Mark Warren Bobby Webster Mark Hamilton WMW M Z 1 it! X. J Billg Charles Gallowag EGG FARM P.O.D. - New Hope, Alabama 35760 h Phon Illia 'nance 'w ,-f,rA14:jy ' v v 'gum rainy, . .S . 1 'lfiiiw Y 7 23 723-4444 Congraiulaiions MARK BERGMAN and DAVIS MOON 1977 Trampoline Champion and 1977 Tumbling Champion P . ,, . ,ij New HOPE,FIRE DEPARTMENT S 'xii Dv .aff A Providing Hour Fire Protection Emergency Line - 723-4567 l 1 .IEAN'Q FAQ:-nous The Latest Fashions in Dresses, Pants, Evening Viear, and Iumpsuits. We Also Have Custom Fitted Bras. l Ovfner - Jean Mayo ,Q ,194 .farm Qs Qcwdauu. l 2 614 Madison Street Phone ' 533 0425 l Huntsville, Alabama N 1 5 X Nf , . ,N E' WL Complimenis 04' 1-1 Ar, 4 Z P 4 I' em' - , - 5? Glinazz-nv NEW HOPE CIVITAN CLUB 8' 21 Yi' JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB L. U N 0fQ2lJ n l west ' RN AUTO w l Downtown Owens Cross Roads i Owned and Operated by 3 Paul Smith gwayne Smith Steve Baker KELLER'9 Qrons Y i ragga SEZ.. , I f Owned by , i Tom Barnard 1 1 Fishing Tackle y Groceries t Gas and Oils t WEB.. N. r.-535, F . Add: J.. K . . ., ., X- Ai V vm ,flu Ruby Lila! J, , QQQ .rig - N - neil: .343 Tammy Steve ' N ' , ff ' '-' .-nr ' , uv Hg 1 E A .4 av I eff 93 f T0 MAuPm. 235:55 1 '-irgfguk -i,'2?'g iii '- 'I 3-.f A y Remember the GOOD TIMES! Z N i Y , , X Julia ' XX Jane Mann, Rodney Gipson, Cindy Hifi x Whitaker, Ian Barnard, Cindy A - N - X Wright, Darlene Wright, Liz I ' rf,-1 Nelson X f M . . KN Rogings, Lenia Honea, and 6,74 V Vim onna r . . . f it 5.452 '13, MQ nr A NN sm. 'Tn sf? 'tg Qt 1 Terolyn ig, We Sym ! 'Igf' Mirinda x 3'-.QM 4-Ever I gg, SEQ ,mth 5,9 E ,I 'Q fl-E -315-J ., V Z.: Store Your Cotton at NEW HOPE WAREHOUSE . CO. .- 3:-3-1-zz--:t:--:-.xv --,.- . ,-.s,.-- ,s-s:,--T, ax Li' Licensed, Bonded and operating under Warehouse Laws of Alabama. Phone 723-4245 o s x ,Q ,- ,g. N?I::,--:-.,:3g , '-' JiQIs::?....-, fr-:3-II :.'::.y.-5 1 fixxfixiu 3,11 1u' --'E221!t'.1'.11-itiiiit :L --r 1:31.--12211111s:...-g::.:- 'i-. .:::3a::..:.-unggrfih- -. 3 , ....- - -::::......5m .. 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BEST WISI-IES SRS 77' J and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mary Bryson Charles Moonlfamily James Elwell Robert Turner John Blumer James Shelby John and Rhonda Hilliard Mr and Mrs George Butler Jr Saint s Drapery 84 Floor Service and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Liberty Nat 1 and Mis and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joe Brockway John Brockway S L Pritchett J Horace Barnett O D Giles Inc - Ben Hughes Eugene Hatcher Thomas Jones Jimmy Adamslfamily James Chandler Carl Warren Billy McKerley Marcus Hamiltonlfamily Arnold Doranlfamrly Frank Kelly and Susan Gerald Kennemerlfamily Bobby Rogers! family Sandy Kenneth Cindi and Ginger Stroupe Betty Murdock SWH WVQ .X Ob1e BEST WISHES TO X 'THE BAND' DG Mr and Mrs Carl McGough Mr and Mrs Leroy Hunter Mr and Mrs Merritt Robbins j' f' A 5: M v K x r? 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