Oakman High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oakman, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1967 volume:

•W ' - : ; ■ T ' i THE WILDCAT 1967 Presented by Senior Class Oakman High School Oakman, Alabama 192? Foreword The 1967 Wildcat Staff has looked through Oak- man ' s windows. This is what we have seen: We have seen teachers who felt it was important to know about the past, the present, and the future, because they believe it to be so. We have seen young, eager faces trying to find out what education is all about and what they want to do with their lives. We ' ve seen girls forgetting ever ' thing but their Prom dates, and we have seen boys acting their best in their formal coats. We ' ve seen football and Basketball games, where sometimes we came home happy and some- times we were sad. We ' ve seen our organizations where students thought it was worth while to devote time to a com- mon goal. We ' ve liked what we have seen, so we, the Wildcat staff, invite you to look through Oakman ' s windows, too. We think you will like what you see. Editor-in-chief Carita Walton The Windows of OHS The 1967 Wildcat Staff Would Like to Dedicate This Annual to Coach Hosea Collins Coach Collins, liis wife Sara and his two year old son Dean. Coach Collins, and his extra activities. -, ' ' . ..- 4r_ -=n- -:f -- . £r ' .? . .- Senldr df hS T- M t ' - v-f-v sr . ; - NLy i Our Alma Mater We will sing for Oakman High School Wherever we may be and those happy days we ' ll cherish in our fondest memory. Where the Blue and White are flowing, flowing for our Loyalty. We will sing for Oakman High School and our Pride she ' ll ever be. Table of Contents DEDICATION 3 FACULTY 7 WHO ' S WHO 26 SENIORS 31 FEATURES 49 ATHLETICS 58 ADVERTISERS 96 FACULTT fj Pi s. 1fm0y mrw Faculty JO ANN THOMPSON Walker Junior University of Ala. Home Economics HOSEA COLLINS Florence State P. E. History CAROL -N T. WARD Sr. I Spon. Science B. S. Degree - Samford University M. A. Degree - George Peabody College M. S. Degree - Alabama College DICK FREEMAN B. S. Univ. of Ala. History English CLEMENT HOWTON Sr. II Spon. English AA Walker Junior College B. S. University of Alabama M. A. University of Alabama DOROTHY SIDES B. S. Livingston St. M. A. Univ. of Ala. Jr. High Mathematics ELIZABETH N. SANFORD Business Teacher B. S. Degree Univ. of Ala. M. A. Degree Univ. of Ala. Faculty BBS MICHAEL SANFORD University of Ala. B.S. and M.A. Degrees Beta Sponsor Counselor Science CHERRILL SCHMID Sr. High Matliematics AA Degree Nt. Fla. Junior College B.S. , F.S.U. ESSIE PORTER RODEN Senior Sponsor Social Studies G German A.B. Degree - Huntingdon M.A. A. A. Ala. Degree - Peabody Certificate - University of NAN COX Florence State B.S. P. E. Library REBA PRESSON ODOM Jr. I Spon. English AA Degree - Clarke Memorial Jr. Coll. B.A. Degree - William Carey College HAROLD WADE B. S. University of Ala. Head Basketball Coacli Asst. Football Coach r y W. L. HYDE Florence State B. S. Auburn M.Ed. Auburn Vocational Agriculture ■ I Superintendent ' s Message Dear Seniors: Thank you for asking me to write in your Annual, It is always a genuine pleasure to talk witli young people like you. If you are interested in being a successful person, I would like for you to read carefully the Ten Command- ments of Success and then practice them faithfully. Try it and soon you will find yourself improving. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF SUCCESS 1. WORK HARD. Hard work is the best investment a man can make. 2. STUDY HARD. Knowledge enables a man to work more intelligently and effectively. 3. HAVE INITIATIVE. Ruts often deepen into graves. 4. LOYE YOUR WORK. Then you will find pleasure in mastering it. 5. BE EXACT. Slipshod methods bring slipshod results. 6. HAVE THE SPIRIT OF CONQUEST. Thus you can successfully battle and overcome difficulties. 7. CULTIVATE PERSONALITY. Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flower. 8. HELP AND SHARE WITH OTHERS. The real test of business greatness lies in giving opportunity to others. 9. BE DEMOCRATIC. Unless you feel right towards your fellowmen you can never be a successful leader of men. 10. IN ALL THINGS DO YOUR BEST. The man who has done less than his best has done nothing. The man who has done his best has done ever ' thing. Life ' s greatest adventure is in doing your very best. Robert E. Cunningham Superintendent 12 PrincipaTs Message Dear Seniors: First, let me express my appreciation to each of you for the impressive support tiiat you as a class have given our school. As you break the bonds that tie you as a class and go your separate ways, take tliree things with you, and your stay here will have been suc- cessful. The first of these things is self- discipline. Self- discipline is the thing wliich makes a man do what must be done to enable him to become a productive citizen. Secondly, pride, the intangible that causes you to take care of yourself and those around you and look the world in the eye, is the thing which makes you proud that you are a part of your church, your family, and your country-. Tliis pride comes only when you become a contributing part of these things. Last--but not least-- is love. Your love for God is ex- pressed through your worship experience wliich brings about inner peace and joy that only comes from this t ' pe of love. You must have love for our coimtry and for the principles upon which it was founded- - with a desire to kee p these principles. You must have love for your fellowman, a respect for God ' s creation, and an imier desire to serve. Hub Dotson, Principal 13 Annual Editor- in- Chief Carita Walton Photographer Don Hutto Business Manager Sammy McGee Artist Don Day Organization Editor Elaine Alvis Senior Editor Virginia Stover 14 Feature Editor Pam Diehl Promotion Editor Carson McClinton Sports Editor Dormie Naramore Subscription Editor Linda Snow i ' gp- Ass. Editors Janice Gurganus Larry Hood Jimmie Pierce Mary Uptain Annual Rep. Tarsh Freeman 15 Reserved for That Special One SAMMY MCGEE President SGA 1 year, President 1 year. Vice President Jr. I and Jr. Ill Class, President Sr. I Boys, Red Cross 2 years, Library Club 2 years. Science Club 2 years. Treasurer 1 year, EHK 2 years, Vice President 1 year, Reporter 1 year. Football 4 years. Basketball 4 years, O Club 4 years, Mr. Oakman High, German Club 2 years. News- paper Staff 1 year, Annual Staff 1 year. DON HUTTO Vice President Library Club 1 year, Annual Staff 3 years, Assistant Editor 1 year, Photographer 1 year, Bus Driver 1 year, Lawyer. VIRGINL STOVER Secretary Beta Club 2 years, FHA 2 years. Library Club 2 years, President 1 year. Science Club 1 year, SGA 1 year. Parliamentarian 1 year, Secretary-Treasurer Jr. I and Jr. Ill, President Sr. 1 Girls, Secretary- Sr. II. , Newspaper Staff 1 year, Annual Staff 1 year. Senior Class Favorite, DAR Good Citizen of Year. LINDA SUE HERRON Treasurer Red Cross 1 year. Library Club 1 year, Jr. II Class Favorite, Student Council 1 year, Ger- man Club 3 years, Treasurer 1 year, FHA 4 years, Report- er Sr. I Class. 17 CARITA WALTON CARSON Mc CLINTON Cheerleader 2 years, O Club 2 years, Glee Club 1 year, Miss Oakman High, Miss Junior High, Anual Staff 3 years, Editor-in-Chief 1 year, SGA 1 year. Red Cross 1 year, Library Club 3 years, German Club 3 years. Science Club 2 years, LTC 1 year. Historian 1 year, Jr. Ill Reporter, Speech Club 1 year. Jr. II Class Favorite, SGA 2 years. Treasurer 1 year, Sr. 1 Reporter, Annual Staff, News- paper Staff 2 years, FFA 1 year, Runnerup Mr. Junior High, Glee Club 1 year. Science Club 1 year, German Club 1 year, Office Worker. DONALD JONES JUNE WIGGINS Sr. II President, Sr. I Vice President, German Club 1 year, Sr. 11 Class Favorite, O Club 4 years. Runner-up Mr. Oakman High, FFA 3 years. President 1 year, SGA 1 year, Annual Staff, Boy State. Jr. II Treasurer, FHA 3 years, German Club 3 years, Science Club 1 year, Library Club 3 years, SGA 1 year. 18 DONNIE NARAMORE FFA 3 years, Reporter 1 year, O Club 2 years. Football 2 years, Secretary Senior I Boys, Annual Staff, German Club 1 year, Library Club 1 year. Dairy Judging Team 1 year. LINDA SNOW SGA 2 years, Maid to Miss Junior High, Jr. Ill Class Favorite, FHA 4, years. Secretary 2 years. State Degree, Red Cross 1 year, Secretary-Treasurer 1 year. Library Club 1 year, Secretary- Treasurer 1 year, EHK 2 years. Science Club 1 year, LTC 1 year. Annual Staff, Speech Club 1 year. Reporter 1 year, Sr. II Girls President, Alter- nate Cheerleader, Grumbler. HELEN SARTAIN FHA 3 years. Library- Club 5 years. Treasurer 1 year, German Club 3 years Club 1 year Award. Science Good Citizen DAVID SMITH FFA 3 years. Bus Driver 1 year, Red Cross 1 year. Senior Class Favorite, Science Club 1 year, DAR Good Citizen Award. 19 DE. ' XNNA THACKER FHA 2 years, Newspaper Staff 1 year, Library Club 1 year, Science Club 1 year, Prophecy. BILLY THOMAS FFA 2 years, German Club 1 year. PAMELA DIEHL Jr. I President, Cheerleader 3 years. Head 2 years, O Club 2 years. Science Club 1 year, German Club 2 years. Treasur- er 1 year, LTC 4 years. President 2 years. Parliamen- tarian 1 year, FHA 4 years. State Degree, Recreational Leader 2 years. Maid to Miss Oakman High, Maid to Miss Junior High, EHK 2 years. Secretary 1 year, Speech Club 1 year. Treasurer 1 year, Historian. JOHN HUTTO FFA 3 years. 20 ALLEN UPTAIN FFA 4 years, German Club 1 year, Science Club 1 year. Assistant Bus Driver 1 year. MARY LOU TESKE Junior II Secretary, President Junior III, German Club 2 years, Library Club 3 years. Secretary 1 year, FHA 3 years, Science Club 1 year, Reporter 1 year, Newspaper Staff 2 years. DIANA STEPHENS Red Cross 1 year, FHA 3 years, Historian 1 year. Beta Club 3 years. Senior II Reporter, Newspaper Staff 1 year. JESSIE SELF FFA 3 years, SGA 1 year. 21 LINDA SIMPSON German Club 3 years, Library Club 3 years, Cheerleader 1 year, O Club 1 year, FHA 3 years, Senior II Vice Presi- dent, SGA 2 years, EHK 1 year, Homecoming Maid, Science Club 1 year, Secre- tary 1 year. ROY ODOM FFA 3 years. JIM MCLAIN German Club 1 year. Library Club 1 year, FFA 3 years, Giftorian. BETTY CAROL LEIGH Library Club 2 years, FHA 1 year, Speech Club 1 year. Recreational Leader 1 year. 22 JIMIVIY KILGORE FFA 3 years, Speech Club 1 year. ELAINE ALVIS Beta Club 3 years, Vice President 1 year. FHA 3 years, Treasurer 1 year, State Degree, SCA 3 years, Reporter 1 year. Library Club 2 years. Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff 1 year. Speech Club 1 year. Parliamentarian 1 year, Science Club 1 year. PATRICIA BRUNER FHA 3 years, Library Club 1 1 2 years, 4-H 4 years. JERRY BECK FFA 3 years. Chaplain 1 year, German Club 1 year. 23 WINONA EARNEST Jr. II Vice President, FHA 4 years, Science Club 1 year, SGA 2 years. Reporter 1 year. Speech Club 1 year. President 1 year. Red Cross 1 year. Library Club 1 year. Glee Club 1 year. Reporter Sr. Ill, EHK 1 year. Homecoming Queen, Maid to Miss Oakman High. GARY DAVIS FFA 4 years. Bus Driver 1 year. DON DAY Beta Club 3 years. County Historian 1 year, Science Club 1 year, SGA 1 year, FFA 2 years, EHK 2 years. President 1 year, O Club 2 years, Basketball 1 year, German Club 2 years. MITCHELL DAVIDSON FFA 4 years, Secretary 1 year, Red Cross 1 year, German Club 1 year. Library Club 1 year, Speech Club 1 year, 4H sponsor. Bus Driver 1 year. 24 LiNDA GAIL EVANS Beta Club 3 years, President 1 year, Library Club 1 year, FHA 4 years, Treasurer 1 year. President 1 year, Counts- Vice President 1 year, Science Club 2 years, SGA 1 year. Secretary- 1 year, Treasurer Senior II Class, Assistant Editor Newspaper 1 year, Editor Newspaper 1 year, German Club 1 year, Class Musician, Miss Oakman High. ROGER GARRETT FFA 3 years, Bus Driver 3 years. JAMES HAGOOD FFA 3 years, German Club 2 years. Football 1 year, O Club 1 year, Speech Club 1 year. CHARLES HUDSON FFA 4 years, O Club 2 years, 4-H Sponsor 1 year. LEWIS FREDRICK HUTTO, II Kappa Alpha Tau 1 year, Sci- ence Club 1 year, Class Poet. 25 w H O ' S Most Athletic Pam Diehl Donald Jones Most Popular Linda Snow Sammy McGee w H O Best Dressed Carita Walton Jimmy Kilgore Wittiest Mary Lou Teske Carson McClinton 26 w H O ' S Most Ambitious Elaine Alvis Ricky Hutto Most Feminine Diana Stephens Most Likely to Succeed Virginia Stover Jessie Self w H O 27 w H O ' S Most Courteous Allen Uptain Most Dependable John Hutto w H O Most Bashful Roger Garrett Most Talented Jerry Beck 28 w H O ' S Most Intellectual Linda Evans Don Day Prettiest Girl Most Handsome Boy Linda Herron Gary David w H O Best All Around June Wiggins Mitchell Davidson Best Personality Helen S attain Charles Hudson 29 w H O ' S Teacher ' s Pet Betty Leigh Roy Odom Queitest Patricia Bruner David Smith w H O Most Talkative Deanna Thacker Don Hutto Friendliest James Hagood 30 SENIORS Yr ' Ji i. ' . President Linette Black « E Vice President Linda Brown Sec. Treas. Janis Gurganus Reporter Mary Arm Uptain Red Cross Sarah Morris ' :i :%. Student Council Sandra Hill Annual Rep. Jimmie Lynn Pierce Dorothy Cain Judith Files Sandra Davis Janis Gant Brenda Garrett Sandra Martin Barbara McDonald Brenda Gurganus Regina Medders Nelda Mobley Z Paulette Pendley Brenda Stough Sharon Richardson 34 ■ ' ' ' 9tmwvittTtif ttnTHmif s E N I O R II B O Y S PHILLIP CROWELL President BARRY LOLLAR Reporter DeLONY BLANTON CRIM SARTAIN Vice President LARRY HOOD Annual Representative THELEN BLANTON ALBERT EARNEST FELIX MORRIS Secretary -Treasurer TERRY APPLING DONNELL BROWN CECIL JONES HAROLD Mclaughlin JAMES MYERS LARRY MYERS r BOBBY PUGH KERRY SARTAIN t RONALD SARTAIN TOMMY SELF CHARLES SHIRLEY RANDY SUMNER LARRY WADE STANLEY WAID JAMES WINDHAM CARLOS WOODS RANDY WOODS DAVID W ' ERS LINDA THACKER Girls ' President KAREN HUNTER Girls ' V.P. DIANE GURGANUS Girls ' Secretary s E N I O R I O F F I C E R S CHARLES TESKE Boys ' President JANICE WALTON Girls ' Treasurer d 1 1 w ). J y . ' : M 1 . KENT SHAW Bo -s ' V.P. GARY SELF Boys ' Treasurer BOBBY THACKER Boys ' Secretary- DEBOR.AH TUBES Girls ' Reporter TIM APPLLNG Boys ' Reporter JEANNE McGEE S.G.A. AQUILLA HYDE Annual Representative STANLEY RANDOLPH S.G.A. TARSH FREE.MAN Annual Representative NINA HARDCASTLE Red Cross LUDIE BLACKWELL JOHNNY BRUNER GAIL BONNER TOMMY BURRELL BRENDA GROOM REGINA EARNEST KENNETH HER RON LARRY FORD MERITA HEATH s E N I O R I RICHARD JONES SHASTA HOOD BILLY KING NANETTE CAIN E. L. McLAIN SHARON PATTON dn NORMA JEAN HLES TERRELL FILES JULIA SARTAIN KENNETH NORRIS CAROL ' N SWINDLE JAMES ODOM c L A S s LINDA SWINDLE BOBBY SCHULTZ JUNE TAYLOR BILL SHIRLEY DIANA WADE MICHAEL WALTON CAROLYN WALTON J. W. WILLCUTT BARBARA WINCHESTER COiNGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1967 THE WILLARD COMPANY .1 . Cynthia Blanton Janice Christian f Mary Jo Corry Joan Davis Redith Fields Sharon Ford ■ ' • . Shirley Ford Diane Martin Glenda Martin Jr. Ill Joann McDonald 41 Girls Susan Madders Donna Morris Dorothy P end ley Sandra Pilgrim Donna Rutledge Jackie Smith Joan Snow Annice Winchester Connie Woods Gwendolyn Wright 42 Autographs 43 President Syliva Lollar V. President Cecelia Hyde Sec. -Treas. Faye McGee Class Rep. Clara Files Bonnie Brannon Johnny Brannon Barbara Burreel Donna Dotson Joan Ha good Sammy Hood Ronald Hudson Bill Hutto Brenda Key Susan Lollar Rocky Medders Alesia Morris Terry Morris Isobel Pierce Billy Randolph Evelyn Randolph David Self Larry Self Marilyn Shaw Becky Sisson Vicky Snow Joan Tubbs Tommy Tubbs Ricky Wade Barbara Frost Ricky Coldwell Jr. II Sec. A . — f President Ro Sherer V. President Darrell Brown Sec. -Treas. Larry Brovvn Reporter Brenda Martin Carlie Bruner Jo Ann Bruner Judy Burruel Oneal Christian Annette Earnest John Freeman Roy Gurganus Gail Harcrow Joe Herron Kenneth Hyde Jo Ann Lolley K .. f 4 Larry Martin i Mary McDonald ■ Hazel Odom i Patsy Odom p, -— Shirley Odom ¥ Sandra Pendley Brenda Pilgrim Llo d Sanders Martha Swindle Bruce Willcutt Jr. II Sec. B Velma Wilson Jo Ann Woods Dorma Bass J u N I O R C L A S S Steve Dotson Section A President Janice Earnest Section B President Jeff Odom Sec. A Vice Pres. George Hutto Sec. B Vice Pres. Marsha Blackwood Sec. A Sec. -Treas. June Wade Sec. B Sec. -Treas. Darryl Watson Sec. A Reporter Nell Lindsay Sec. B Reporter Phillip Jones Social Chairman Susie Beck Randy Day Marilyn Earnest Thomas Heath Gary Hudson Beverly Hulsey Karen Kilgore Debra Mills Ken Mobley Joan Mobley Johnny Schultz Sue Self Mitchell Smallwood Barbara Smith Frankie Walton Roy Walton Donna Wiggins Jerry Willcutt Roger Williams Donna Winchester Robert AUred John Aver ' Bobbie Blackwell Diane Blackwell Terry Bruner Bill Cooper Greg Earnest J u N I O R C L A S s Ray Fields Steven Floyd Allen Hagood Wayne Hagood Patricia Hutto Roger Kimbrell Charles Lolley Doris Mann Shirley McLaughlin Diane Madders Larry Medley Karen Morris Coye Palmer Patsy Pugh Ike Sartain Darrell Sides Farrell Sides Ronald Woods irsffiSB ' FEA TURES ' - Miss O.H.S w LINDA EVANS n. , .« .. ' • . ' a i - l Autographs 54 Miss H O M E C o M I N G cA y ' A ' - -■( And, Wtri . ( ESCORT Mr. Carsoa McClinton 196 ' Homecoming Court ist Maid Miss Sandra Martin Escort Mr. Wayne Crowell a ' ! Maid Miss Linda Herron Escort Mr. Mitchell Davidson 3rd Maid Miss Karen Hunter Escort Mr. Jimmy Kilgore Homecoming Activities CHEERLEADERS AND FOOTBALL PLAYERS WILDCATS OVER PARRISH 14-0 57 A THLETICS ' •1 Carita Walton Senior Pam Diehl: Head Senior Linda Simpson Senior Jeanne McGee Sophomore Sandy Myers Mascot Jimmie Pierce Junior Sharon Richardson Junior MSJI I i Senior Cheerleaders Pam Diehl Head Linda Simpson Carita Walton Mrs. Carolyn Ward Sponsor Wildcats 1967 9 6 7 N O. I SENIORS COACH COLLINS COACH WADE C CAPTAIN 61  - t t O Club RONALD SARTAEN CENTER LARRY HOOD QUARTERBACK 62 :i-jtj ; CECIL JONES CENTER DONNIE NARAMORE HALFBACK CHARLES HUDSON HALFBACK CRIM SARTAIN HALFBACK 63 mjd jmn M DONALD JONES FULLBACK PHILLIP CROWELL HALFBACK NQCHEAL WALTON FULLBACK GARY WADE FULLBACK % I f 1 64 SBmmBK fM SAMMY McGEE GUARD TERRELL FILES GUARD CARLOS WOODS GUARD ROBERT PHILLIPS GUARD 65 Jp ' JAMES ODOM GUARD RANDY WOODS TACKLE CHARLES TESKE GUARD STANLEY RANDOLPH TACKLE 66 r 1 JlPKoMP m A HAROLD McLAUGHIN TACKLE LARRY WADE END BARRY LOLLAR END DONNELL BROWN END T 67 Senior Players DONALD JONES DONNIE NARAMORE 69 SAMMY McGEE CHARLES HUDSON All-Conference Players Randy Woods Coach Collins Sammy McGee Donald Jones Pres. Donnie Naramore V. Pres. Charles Hudson Sec. Trea. Don Day Rept. Sammy McGee O Club Officers Wildcat Activities Champs It MA 71 Varsity Senior Players Donald Jones Coach Harold Waid Sammy McGee 72 Donald Jones Sammy McGee Barry Lollar s T A R T I N G T E A M Larry Hood Phillip Crowell Donnell Brown Felix Morris Kerry Sartain s E C o N D T E A M James Odom Bobby Pugh James Myers 74 ■ ,% %: . ' = f |1 I ! 11 Senior MISS VIRGINIA STOVER f Favorites MR. DAVID SMITH Sand a Martin Sr I Class Favorites Jr, II Class Favorites ' 1, ' ' ' H Donna Dotson Ricky Wade Jr. I Class F A V O R I T E S Neil Lindsey Jeff Odom Linda Evans Valedictorian Hall of Fame Linda Simpson Salutatorian Hall of Fame Virginia Stover DAR Girl Horace Guthrie Cup Hall of Fame Honors _. David Smith DAR Boy Mary Jo Cony Highest Scholastic Average 1966 Don Day Hall of Fame 80 Jimmie Pierce Secretary Mr. Sanford Sponsor 81 Don Day County Officer Mrs. Sanford Co- Sponsor 82 F A R M E R S Par. Donald Jones Pres. James Myers V. Pres. Terry Appling Trea. Larry Hood Reptr. John Hutto Sentinel. Albert Earnest Spon. Mr. Hyde Sec. Cecil Jones Members Spon. Mrs. Thompson Historian: Sharon Patton Reporter: Jean McGee Treasurer: Aquilla Hyde Secretary ' : Linda Snow Par. Linda Brown Rec. Leader: Pam Dielh Vice Pres. Linnetta Black President: Sarah Morris Members H O M E M A K E R S Winona Earnest H Mrs. Essie P. Reden Sponsor 85 German Club Sponsor: Mrs. Essie P. Roden Speech Club 86 o F F I C E R S PRESIDENT: Sammy McGee MCE PRESIDENT: Phillip Jean SEC. -TRE.AS. : Janis Gant PARLIi MENTARIAN: Aquilla H de REPORTER: Winona Earnest Student Government Association Cherrill Schmid s p o N s o R M E M B E R S FRONT ROW: Marilyn Shaw, June Wiggim, Sandra Hill, Jeanne McGee, Aquilla Hyde. Janis Gant, Elaine Alvis. Winona Earnest, Diane Martin. BACK ROW: Don Hutto, Phillip Jean, Sammy McGee, Don Day, Stanley Randolph, Larry Hood. Carson McClinton, Ricky- Sumner, Mr. Schmid. ' ■nHf) Officers President-Felix Morris Vice President-Phillip Jean Secretary ' - Linda Simpson Treasurer-Sammy McGee Reporter- Mary Lou Teske SGA Rep. -Don Day s c I E N C E C L U B Library Club Sponsor: Mrs. Nan Cox Pam Diehl Linda Swindle Brenda Garrett Gail Bonner Paulette Pendley Mary Uptain ti I Mitchell Davidson President-Winona Earnest Vice President- Jim McLain Secretary-Mary Lou Teske Treasurer-Helen Sartain Reporter-Linda Sue Herron 90 Pat Brimer o F F I C E R S Pres. Sammy McGee V. Pres. Winona Earnest Glee Club Officers Sec. Treas. Sanda Martin Reporter Donna Dotson President-Pam Diehl V. President- Sandra Martin Linda Snow Historian-Carita Walton Secretary-Jeanne McGee Treasurer-Jimmie Pierce Parliamentarian-Janis Gant Sharon Richardson Aquilla Hyde Karen Hunter Redith Fields Connie Woods Carolyn Walton Sponsor-Miss Erline Hutto 92 L U N C H R O O M W O R K E R S Mrs. Lockhart Mrs. Myers Mrs. Grooms Mrs. Lollar Gary Davis Larry Myers Terry Appling Roger Garritte Don Hutto David Smith G R I F F I N ■■■ HH HH IH ■BH ta mmmm -— _ |iBj WW fyH tjMI In p BilB -J !M- -- p o u N D S Custodian 94 95 WILDCAT BOOSTERS ESSIE P. RODEN MISS ERLINE HUTTO MR. HUBBARD DOTSON MRS. LILLAN DIEHL MR. HERBERT MORRISON DR. and MRS. H.S. WATKINS MR. AND MRS. HOSEA COLLINS MR. AND MRS. HAROLD WADE MRS. CROWNOVER MR. MICHAEL SANFORD PAM DIEHL CARSON McCLINTON CARITA WALTON LINDA SNOW MARTY DIEHL RICKY DIEHL BILL HYDE EDDIE SARTAIN P.O. Box 271 384-3484 Jasper W. L. BRAKEFIELD LUMBER COMPANY Alabama BULL AND MYERS BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. Jasper Alabama WALKER COUNTY CO-OP CAIN SALES INC. 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