Phillips High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

For everything there is a beginning . . . Destined to have an end. Time is a stream made of events to be seen . . . to be carried away and others to come in their place . . . 2 3 Individuals whose lives interlock for a few hours of each day, a few years of each life hoping to fulfill a lifetime of enjoyment. Together we laugh, we talk, we learn, we meet new challenges in unity. 4 Crowded and alone, each asks why These times must end. for life Is not a flow of happiness. 5 6 Homecoming - a week of tradition, of excitement, of glory or defeat. . . initiations - a treasured feeling of superiority . . . honors - a reach for excellence. 7 All came so easily, perhaps difficult to let go, to leave behind. All enter this world in search of love. For some it is simple, for me, a task. I hardly lived while waiting for your eyes to find me. A soft hello and I became we. We touched and the world grew distant. It seemed to last forever, but the end is never seen 'til late.- To love, then lose bears a special pain — to find that one may borrow love yet never own it. 8 9 The impressionable years — a time of forceful enthusiasm — a quizzical mood suddenly becomes a purposeful direction in life. This is the beginning of ideals and the confidence that these ideals are true. If there is compassion in the heart of each individual, there will be order in the nation; when there is order in the nation, there will be peace in this world. II It is now that young people find time to stop and to ponder their lives - to ask why. At this early stage, a deeper meaning for life must be given search. In the presence of friends or in the silence of one's self, a new-found closeness to God by a simple prayer becomes a positive part of one's life, filling the vacuum of a searching soul. From the beginning to graduation is the time of preparation for the future. Qtartled by the flight of time, the senior is engulfed by a cold realization of a once distant fear which seems to have come too soon: Will I make the right decision? Curtain Going Up .............. page 17 Open Your Books To ............ page 29 “The Kick Off Is Taken In ...... page 49 Meeting Come To Order ......... page 77 Seniors Are Dismissed ...... I'd Like To Buy page I I I page 163 A part of wisdom is to know the value of now,before it is gone forever. 15 A DEDICATION TO THE FUTURE Within each soul a vision of the future is slowly being unfurled. With each passing minute one must look forward to the next. One must look to the future for a more understanding world. Together, as one. we must take a much greater step -a step toward peace, a step toward God. a step toward each other. STUDENTS REVEAL ACTING, SPEAKING TALENTS TOP LEFT: “Freedom's Challenge winners - Steve Hedrick, second place; Susan DeWitt, third place; and Kay Franklin, first place. BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors try-out for Life with Father. BOTTOM RIGHT: Know Your News participants, Kathy West, Gregg Martin, and Saundra Davis. 19 HONORS ALSO MEANT RESPONSIBILITIES TOP: Boys' State representatives - Mike Talley, Michael Cleveland, and Grant Adams. BOTTOM: Teen Board representatives - Regina Cox, Gail Smith, and Joan Thames. 21 Norma Jean Brown (freshman), Karen O'Rear (junior), Joan Thames (senior), Kathy, Kay Franklin (senior), Pat Robertson (senior). Ginger Lovelace (sophomore). (Upper right) Escorts: Billy Mullins (freshman). Tommy Woo (senior). Butter Bailey (senior). Alton Yother (junior). Johnny Vinyard (senior). Jimmy Russell (senior). Frank Russell (sophomore). Homecoming 1969 was 3 week of confusion, excitement, and spirit. The many activities were traditional, but also suspensefuL Halftime of the Homecoming Game revealed this year's queen. Miss Kathy LaRussa. Hopes were high mat the Raiders would be victorious, but defeat didn't dampen the spirit for the up coming games. Seniors will probably always remember that rain caused their last Homecoming Game to be postponed until Saturday night. BAND? 23 MAY DAY HAD BAD LUCK The Mirror Board-sponsored May Day festivities revealed many hidden talents. Field events, in which couples competed for prizes, provided laughter and suspense for those spectators brave enough to defy a downpour which began twenty minutes before the celebration did. The contests revealed which couples were best in a tricycle race, an egg throwing contest, a water pouring contest, and a sack race. For those who wanted to stay dry inside the gym, music was provided by the Daily Edition. The Mirror Board still has a beautiful trophy to award to the male member of the faculty with the Most Beautiful Legs on Campus - all of the contestants chickened out! A1 Lovoy took second place in egg throwing contest. WITH RAIN Contestants line up for the tricycle Grand Prix. 25 MISS PHILLIPS . . . A CHERI9HED TITLE, A MOMENT OF TEARFUL JOY 26 Parading through a wonderland of dreams, twenty-six pretty misses contended for the treasured title of Miss Phillips and Junior Miss Phillips. It was a wish granted by a fairy godmother for each of the girls. Each girl, adorned in yards of silk and satin, peering through glistening eyes, awaited the magic moment when the judges’ decisions would finally be announced. The evening was enchanted by the entertainment of the choir, R.O. T.C, drill team, girls’ chorus, Raiderettes, and individual vocalists and musicians. When tire events of the waking dream reached the conclusion, who was chosen the fairest of the fair? Whose heart was made to beat a little faster? Whose head received the circle of stars? These joys were experienced by Kay Franklin, Miss Phillips, and Claudia Jones, Junior Miss Phillips. r SENIORS TAKE DESERVED AWARDS 28 OFFICE FORMS MAIN OPERATIONAL AXIS A nucleus of activity, the main office staff meets the demands of approximately 1400 students and 80 faculty njembers. The office must cope with common and crucial problems, directing the office personnel and supervising every school function. Mr. Ward Proctor Miss Snowell Anders (Below) Our Renowned Leader... MR. WARD PROCTOR Birmingham - Southern College University of Alabama MRS. WILDA IVEY Bookkeeper MISS SNOWELL ANDERS Registrar 30 Mrs. Wilda Ivey (Below) Mrs. Louise Henderson Mr. Jack Mann Mrs. Agnes Clark MRS. LOUISE HENDERSON Sam fond University University of Alabama Girls' Advisor MR. JACK MANN Birmingham-Southern College Sam foixl University Boys' Advisor MRS. AGNES CLARK Birmingham -Southern College University of Alabama William and Maty University Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sue Hemingway MRS. SUE HEMINGWAY Auburn University University of Alabama Guidance Counselor 31 To produce responsible civic-minded citizens is the goal of the history department. Television, films, and maps are used to review happenings of the past and to cover events of today. MISS GLORIA GILMORE Birmingham-Southern College University of Alabama Marshals Book Chairman MISS JOYCE SANDERS Woman's College of Georgia MRS. ELIZABETH WILLINGHAM University of Chattanooga University of North Carolina Miss Gloria Gilmore Miss Joyce Sanders Mrs. Elizabeth Willingham 32 HISTORY PUTS THE FUTURE INTO PERSPECTIVE Miss Georgia Airheart (below) Mr. Carmine Chirnento MRS. JUDY MART University of Alabama Future Teachers of America Majorettes MR. CARMINE CHIMENTO Auburn University Owen Wrestling MISS GEORGIA AIRMEART Duke University University of California 33 34 Math gives cultural as well as practical value, for every student in order that he may meet the demands of the future. The mental discipline required in the study of mathematics affects one’s approach to and solution of other problems. Math is a valuable subject to everyone in our complex world today because it teaches us to think clearly and logically. Mrs. Carol Stringfellow MR. BART FUNDERBURC. University of Alabama Yancey MR. STERLING BENEFIELD Sam ford University Gorgas MRS. CAROL STRINGFELLOW Florida State University Pierian MRS. VIRGINIA NELSON Sam ford University Math Aid Mrs. Virginia Nelson Mr. Bart Funderburg Mr. Sterling Benefield MATH MEETS DEMANDS OF THE FUTURE Mr. John Nicholas Mrs. Pat Ernest Mr. E. W. Royster MR. JOHN NICHOLAS Birmingham-Southern College Sam ford University Chess Club MRS. PAT ERNEST Birmingham-Southern College Varsity Cheerleaders MR. E. W. ROYSTER Alabama State College University of Colorado MRS. DANNA WALDROP University of Alabama Mrs. Danna Waldrop 35 ENGLISH TEACHES AN UNDERSTANDING Mrs. Maurine Snyder Miss Jeanic Brown English can inspire both intellectual and emotional growth. Communication is a two-way process: receiving ideas through listening and reading and the sending of ideas through talking and writing. Difficulties - whether personal, national, or international - stem from the inability to communicate with others. One cannot express his ideas fully or reveal his true personality without a good understanding of English, Miss Pat Martin OF THE WORLD AROUND US MRS. JO ELLEN JOHNSON (above) MISS CHARLOTTE HODGES (below) MR. GORDON PATE MRS. IRENE ELLIS MRS. DOROTHY RICE Sam ford University University of Alabama MR. GORDON PATE University of Alabama Society Sounds MRS. JO ELLEN JOHNSON University of Alabama MRS. IRENE ELLIS English Aid MISS CHARLOTTE HODGES Peabody College University of Alabama New York University 37 SCIENCE PREPARES FUTURE RESEACHERS Today’s science develops and trains the scientists of tomorrow. Science teachers at Phillips realize the important p3rt science plays in the future and strive to insure a firm foundation for future scientists. The student of today may well be the scientist who will discover how to break the time barrier. Mr. Michael Baranelli Mrs. Rctha Dorough 38 MR. MICHAEL BARANELLI Birmingham-Southern University of Alabama University of Detroit Science Club MRS. RETHA DOROUGH Birmingham-Southern Student Council Promethean MR. JOE GANN livingston State Ushers MRS. BARBARA QUINN Jacksonville State Future Nurses MRS MAE DUMAS Aubun Jnivcrsit Mrs. Mae Dumas Mrs. Barbara Quinn Mrs. Martha Dunn BUSINESS ED. TAKES A PEEK AT THE BUSINESS WORLD Mrs. Ila Faye Miller Mrs. Rose Benjamin MRS. MARTHA DUNN Troy State University University of Alabama MRS. ILA FAYE MILLER University of Alabama MRS. ROSE BENJAMIN Peabody College Presbyterian School Red Cross MRS. CHRISTINE McA LUSTER University of Alabama Sam ford University Thalia Bank Board 39 Mrs. Christine McAllister Coach H. F. Stewart, Jr. STRONG BODIES MADE STRONGER BY SKILLS LEARNED IN PHYS. ED. Mrs. Anna Ellison Mrs. Jeanette Downs Students arc prepared for a competitive future by the Phys. Ed. department. They learn more than the techniques of basketball 3nd volleyball - they learn the meaning of sportsmanship. They learn how to accept defeat - as well as victory - with dignity. 40 Mrs. Barbara Kornegay COACH H. F. STEWART, JR. University of Mississippi MRS. ANNA ELLISON Livingston State University Clio Inter-Club Council Raiderettes MRS. JEANETTE DOWNS Birmingham-Southern College Girls’ Letter Club Vestalia MRS. BARBARA KORNEGAY University of Alabama Euphrosynean COACH JERRY PARTRIDGE Samford University Letter Club COACH GERALD TUCK Samford University COACH ERNEST L. TUCKER Carson-Newman College Peabody College Coach Jerry Partridge JV1 Coach Gerald Tuck (above) Coach Ernest L. Tucker (below) JUNIOR VOCATIONAL TODAY ENABLES STUDENTS TO COPE WITH THE PROBLEMS OF TOMORROW Mr. James Myers Mrs. Frances McClure Mrs. Joan Pearce Mrs. Lorraine Weaver Vocational education should equip the individual to secure a livelihood, to serve society, to maintain die right relationship towards fellow workers and society. Vocational education, before neglected, demands attention. MRS. THELMA HORTON Secretary of Junior Vocational MR. HOWARD HAWORTH University of Alabama MRS. BARBARA E1LAND Alabama College University of Alabama MR. JAMES MYERS University of Alabama MRS. FRANCES McCLURE University of Alabama University of Tennessee MRS. JOAN PEARCE University of Alabama MRS. LORRAINE WEAVER Alabama College University of Alabama COMMUNICATIONS USE NEW TECHNIQUES MRS. LESLIE AINSWORTH Birmingham - Southern College University of North Carolina MR. HOUSTON KENNEDY Auburn University Thespians MISS JOYCE MOSELEY Birmingham - Southern College Junior Classical League MR. HOUSTON KENNEDY. Speech MRS. LESLIE AINSWORTH, Spanish and French MISS JOYCE MOSELEY. Latin and English R.O.T.C., CUSTODIAN, LUNCHROOM MAKE A SMOOTH-RUNNING SCHOOL MRS. LELA EACH LTC EUGENE SKAGGS MR. CLEVE SPEAKMAN SSM DANIEL BEECH SFC JOHN WALTON 43 ARTS AND SKILLS Mrs. Elizabeth von Herrmann Mrs. Teresa Whitfield Mrs. Dorothy Cochran Mr. W. A. Yarbrough Emphasis is continually placed on the development of talent and skills necessary for self-expression in the world we live in. 44 GIVE PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE Mr. Herbert Hlnz Coach Walter Jones Mr. Stephen B. Adkins Mrs. Joyce Saunders Mr. Harry Holtam COACH WALTER JONES Auburn University Drivers’ Education MR. STEPHEN B. ADKINS University of Alabama Diversified Occupations MR. HERBERT H1NZ Auburn University University of Alabama Distributive Education MRS. JOYCE SAUNDERS Tuskegge Institute Foods MR. HARRY HOLTAM Birmingham Conservatory of Music Band TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT OPENS NEW CAREERS Students soon find that most good jobs require more than a high school diploma. But students here at Phillips have a better chance. The Technical Department provides them with an opportunity to learn such skills as electronics, refrigeration, and commerical art. Mien the students have completed tire one or two-year course they will have a head start in a busy world. Dr. Joe Coupland, head during the fall DR. JOE COUPI.AND Auburn University Ohio State University MRS. MARTHA WALKER Judson College Butler University MR. JOHN M. SUDDETH University of Alabama Mrs. Irene Richardson, secretary Mrs. Martha Walker, counselor Mr. J. M. Suddcth. head during the spring 46 Mr. Darryl Whittington, Tool and Die Mr. William C. Johnson, Drafting MRS. CONNIE JONES Aubum University Astraea Junior Class MRS. DONNA FAY MONROE U. of Southern Mississippi MR. JOE D. PHILLIPS Jacksonville State Gadsden Trade School MR. DARRYL WHITTINGTON University of Alalama MR. WILLIAM C. JOHNSON University of Kentucky MRS. KAREN BURGESS Samford University Pep Club MR. NOEL W. RAY Milwaukee School of Engln. Universities of Alabama, Auburn, and Florida Mr. Noel W. Ray, Electronics (above) Mrs. Karen Burgess, Computer Programming (left) 47 Mr. Melvin G. Shelton, Electronics MISS SANDRA SCHRADER Mississippi State University U. of Southern Mississippi Future Business Leaders MRS. PATRICIA HIRE Bowling Green College University of Louisville Future Business Leaders MR. KELVIN G. SHELTON U. S. Marine Corps, retired MR. VIRGIL R. EDGE U. S. Navy Tech, Schools MR. EDGAR T. SNELL University of Alabama (Birmingham) Mrs. Patricia Hire, Office Occupations Mr. Virgil R. Edge, Welding Mr. Edgar T. Snell, Air Conditioning Ref. 48 THE KICKOFF 19 TAKEN IN . . . 8EE-8AW SKIRMISH STARTS SEASON Enthusiasm led a spirited crowd of Red Raiders to W3tch the premiere of the football season starring the Raiders and McAdory. Pliillips got right down to business when George Tate stole the show with a spectacular 71 yaod sprint for a TD. While the excitement heightened, McAdory drove for a tying score of 6 - 6. With an anxious crowd Watching off-stage, McAdory desperately tried a conversion followed promptly by the curtain. CENTER LEFT: William Pompey catches ball carrier. ABOVE: George Nichols eliminates McAdory defender. 50 DESIRE RAN SECOND Block that kick! “ ... Fumbles! ... I’m cold - let's go home... Hey. Debbie; over here!” ... They've done it again! ... Dadgum! ... Get in step, Gloria! ... Get tough, defense, get tough! ... Where's the band? ... Can I share your blanket? The clash of teams, the final score, the clamor of victory, the silence of defeat - a football season is these, but much more. Our 1969 football season was disappointing statistically. Yet, our spirited enthusiasm ran high despite our constant losses. Each time our team stepped on the field, the spectators roared with a fresh supply of spirit. It may not have been our best year, but it can't be said we lost our faith. Win or lose, we backed them still, our Red Raiders of 1969. RAIDERS FEEL VIKING VICTORY Eager for a new opponent, Phillips met Huffman at newly built Lawson Field. Our spirits dulled as we watched Gordon Chambliss, Viking OB, show his varied talents. With the aid of fine running backs, the Vikings racked up 23 points. As the tide ebbed, Langston came through late in the fourth, threading the needle to Mike Colbert. David Hecr followed close behind with a perfect point after, producing our only seven points. UPPER LEFT: Get your foot outta my ... LOWER: Phillips defense in pursuit of McAdory back. 51 RAMS RAMBLE, 29-7 A promising 7-6 lead at the end of the first half slowly soured as Ramsay scored three more times in the second. Two long sustained drives coupled with two point conversions plus a 22 yard ramble, brought the score up to a resounding 29-7 defeat. The lone Raider tally was ground out by the efforts of Calvin Jackson, Mark Mizzell, and Johnny O'Rear. £ WALKER WINS ONE The Red Raiders struck out for Walker County, looking in the rain for the first win of the season. But, stumbling upon another loss, they graciously ended Walker's 32 game losing streak. With their defense following our every move, we failed to score at all. With applause for our defense, the game ended 8-0. Varsity Coach - Jerry Partridge VARSITY: (first row) David Shotts, Terry-Box, Jack Hill, Lynn O'Rcar, Jerry Casey, Mike Bahr, William Thomas, Earnest Spencer, William Pompcy; (second row) Coach Jerry Partridge, Ronald Powell, Richard Moore, Nick Fortunis, Mark Mizzell, Pat Hutto, Mike Talley, Joe Tarrantino, Willie Carter, Bill Masscngale; (third row) Coach Chipper Stewart, Ricky Cullen, Frankie Marshall, Randy Hettich, John O'Rear, Calvin Jackson, Toby Leamon, Tern1 Hall, George Tate, Coach Gerald Tuck; (fourth row) Mike Crum, Mike Colbert, James Flanagan, Junior Langston, George Nichols, Ward Ha ire Ison, Larry Reid, David Walker, David Heer. 53 WOODLAWN STAGES MASSACRE The Red Raiders spent a heartbroken night at tawson Field and bitterly watched as Woodlawn walked off with a 41-7 victory. Phillips felt a surge early in the game as they recovered two fumbles and drove to the Woodlawn 13. At this point, Woodlawn's Chuck Whittaker interrupted a Phillips' pass and killed all hopes of winning. The game was dominated by the Colonels, until the last four minutes when Johnny O'Rear spirited a 71 yard drive topped by a quiet walk into the end zone. David Hecr came through to ease the pain. 54 Hie Phillips underdogs seemingly buret forth showing more life than a hippie on pep pills as they met the Banks Jets. Remembering the sound thrashing of the past year, wc were determined to take revenge. The tug-of-war which ensued was filled with interceptions. Phillips scored after a magnificent 99 yard drive hammered out by George Tate and Calvin Jackson. Lynn O'Rcar's acrobatic catch of Junior Langston’s TD pass brought the score to 13-6. As victory seemed ours Banks moved for a touchdown and two-point conversion in a three minute span. With the game in our pocket. Banks pick-pocketed its way to a 14-13 victory. TOP: Anxious moments on sideline. LEFT: Pat Hutto foils the Jets point-after. ABOVE: Mark Mizzell is hot on the heels of Greg Luna. BANKS STEALS VICTORY 55 EN8LEY MUDDIES HOMECOMING Rains dampened Homecoming spirits, and enthusiasm floated away as Ensley took charge and slipped up with a 21-12 victory-. Phillips fought back with two spectacular plays. Langston hurled a 41 yarder to Lynn O'Rcar for our first TD. With less than two minutes to spare, Langston again navigated a perfect bomb to O’Rear. An ill-fated two point conversion was attempted. UPPER LEFT: Frankie Marshall reaches for PAT. UPPER RIGHT: George Tate eludes would-be tackier. LOWER RIGHT: The uncertainty of Homecoming is reflected in an athlete’s face on a dark, damp Friday night. B-TEAM: (first row) Mike Byars, John Sorgc, Steve Akers, Roger Addison, Cedric Tarver, Ray ben Hicks, Jimmy Moore, Homer Golden, Abraham Woods; (second row) Auguster Jackson, Walter Samuel, Victor Smith, Harold Johnson, William Woolsey, Chuck Griffith, Raymond Christian, Mike Franklin, Edwin Smith, James Hammonds, Larry Dean, Phil Watson; (third row) Alfred Moore, Jack O'Rcar, David Smith, Ronnie Phillips, Frank Russell, Ronald Cheatham, Earl Wilson, Ralph Mayes, Willie Jones, Randolph Brock, Theodore Foster, Jermell Grace. UPPER LEFT: B-team coach Walter Jones; CENTER LEFT: Junior Langston receives Billy Tuclccr award; LEFT: Freshman coach Houston Kennedy. FRESHMEN: (first row) Earnest Burke, Dwight Herd, Scott Vines. Roddy Fowler; (second row) Robert Stewart, Ronnie Jordan, Dwight Story, Clarence Shelby. BUTLER SERVES DEFEAT On a cold October night, the Raiders found - when they traveled to Huntsville - .all luck had been left at home. Butler met an easy win of 28-7 as they nabbed six fumbles and two interceptions of the Raiders. To top it all, a blocked punt added another TD to their list. Phillips managed to scrape up seven points late in the game with an around-the-end sprint by O'Rcar. ABOVE: O'Rear reaches for TD pass. RIGHT: Coach Chipper Stewart considers next offensive drive. LOWER LEFT: A gift inspires victory. DEATH KNELL RINGS FOR LIONS Taunted by pleas to Beat somebody, the Raiders took out their frustrations on the West End Lions, winning 36-16. It was quarterback Junior Langston, riddling Lion’s defense with stunning passes, driving home three TD passes to Colbert, O’Rear, and Choat. George Tate rambled in from 43 yards Out to present our fourth TD. Teny Box showed his natural self as he crashed through to score after a 43 yard march. David Heer wrapped the game up with three perfect points after and tied the bow with an exceptional field goal. I HIS Ul� 58 COLD START FREEZES OUT RAIDERS It was too late. When the defense had warmed, the damage had already been done by the Brownies, as they had scored all their touchdowns in the first half. The Raider defense held the Brownies as our offense took control piling up the first downs. Tlie Raider score resulted from the roadblock set by the defense, keeping Jones Valley contained on the 10 yard line. When their punt netted only 28 yards, Phillips was ready to go to work. Langston heaved two yardage-gainers to Colbert and O'Rcar to put the oval on the five. George Tate walked goalward for our touchdown. Langston tried and failed with a two-point conversion. Final score 21-6. 59 DAMN STRAIGHT, WE MADE IT TO STATE. Do it to 'em! ... two points ... damn good team! ... Stuff it, Awad! ... one and one ... Whosh! ... Set up ... twobitsfourbitssix-bits ... V ... 1 ... C ... T ... O ... R ... Y He sa’ you! ... We got a rope, we got a tree ... watermelon, watermelon ... Na-na-naa good-bye ... Emotions are drawn taut by the strain of a grueling game. As desire for victory intensifies, the atmosphere Is heavy with the belligerent attitude of spectators and the unremitting efforts of the team. VARSITY SEASON Phillips 71' 43 Mt. Brook Phillips 59 62 Huffman Phillips 67 45 Wood lawn Phillips 46 48 West End Phillips 48 59 Tuscaloosa Phillips 79 78 Gardcndale Phillips 87 65 Ramsay Phillips 55 69 Banks Phillips 82 84 Scottsboro Shades Valley Invitational Phillips 92 75 Ensley Phillips 79 71 Banks Phillips 80 64 Scottsboro Phillips 61 65 U liman Phillips 67 60 Huffman P. H. S. Invitational Phillips 58 64 Banks Phillips 68 51 Berry Phillips 66' 51 Wood lawn Phillips 69 49 Jones Valley Phillips 66' 56 West End PhilUps 63 60 Shades Valley Phillips 73' 60 Hewitt Region Six Phillips 58 60 Jones Valley Phillips 63 49 Hewitt Phillips 80 60 Ensley Phillips 69 64 Hayes Phillips 61 85 Parker Phillips 64 63 Shades Valley State Tournament Phillips 72 76 Dothan FIRST ROW: Tommy Woo, Joshua Crawford, Roger Harbour, Dover Ramsey, Butter Bailey. Samuel Harris; SECOND ROW: Coach Houston Kennedy, Michael Colbert, Buddy Choat, George Tate, Alton Yother, George Awad, Willie Jordan, John Clark, 61 ABOVE: Suspended in mid-air, Butter Bailey’s lay up is pinned by Parker's defense. LEFT: Coach Kennedy reflects moments of the game. RIGHT: Mike Colbert fights for two. COACH TUCKER LEFT: Coach Ernest L. Tucker N ight was celebrated when Coach retired 3fter 44 1 2 years of service to P. H. S. IS HONORED DURING SEASON TOP LEFT: Tommy Woo floats in for a lay up. TOP CENTER: Josh shows how a strong defense is set. LEFT: George takes full possession. B TEAM 1969-1970 BASKETBALL Benny Thackerson Mike Byers David Smith Riley Kirkland Cordelle Montgomery Earl Wilson Tim Whorton Charlie Smith Carl Wilkerson Agustus Jackson Johnny OTlcar Walter Samuel Alfred Moore Kenny Whitfield B-TEAM 8EA90N Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Plullips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips B-Team 40 55 32 70 72 36 60 39 61 63 54 84 63 52 64 48 38 65 32 39 43 62 48 83 38 61 38 33 36 53 33 43 54 62 42 47 61 30 Tournament Mt. Brook Woodlawn Tuscaloosa Ramsay Scottsboro Ensley Scottsboro Huffman Banks Woodlawn West End Hew itt Jones Valley Ensley Parker Huffman West End Gardendale Banks Second Place Phillips Phillips Phillips Phillips 52 38 Erwin 60 59 Gardendale 56 55 Ensley 53 59 Berry B-team spirit after a two-point victory over Parker. IN CITY STANDING FRESHMAN SEASON Phillips 28 26 Wood lawn Phillips 45 15 M. Jordan Phillips 36 53 Huffman Phillips 28 35 Enslcy Phillips 33 39 Banks Phillips 51 38 Wood lawn Phillips 38 53 West End Phillips 41 32 Carver Phillips 29 24 Enslcy Phillips 43 6 John Carroll Phillips 27 39 Huffman Phillips 35 43 West End Phillips 32 23 Banks FRESHMEN TEAM FIRST ROW: Charles Body, Sammy Warmck, Coach Ron Chambers, Reginald Johnson, l.ancc Lewis; SECOND ROW: Ernest Long, Ronnie Jordan, Samuel Motley, Jack OTCcar, David Jones, Robert Stewart, Ernest Burke, Clarence Shelby, Donnie Jolly, George Scott, Dewell Easley. 65 BASEBALL SEASON '69 EIGHT GAMES DECIDED BY ONE RUN VARSITY: (first row) Butter Bailey, Jerry Trammell, Don Webb, Dave Pylant, Lynn O'Rcar, Grant Adams, Johnny O’Rear, Lee Chancy; (second row) Coach Kennedy, Roger Harbour, Tommy Woo, James Livingston, Buddy Choat, Alton Yother, Ward Hairelson, Mike Hutto, Frankie Marshall, Ray Prestridge. SEASON RECORD 8-8 Phillips 5 2 Huffman Phillips 7 8 Enslcy Phillips 11 10 Lee of H. Phillips 1 3 Emma Sansom Phillips 0 1 Jones Valley Phillips 0 3 Huey town Phillips 1 0 Wood lawn Phillips 9 4 Shades Valley Phillips 2 1 West End Phillips 18 3 M. Jordan Phillips 0 5 Banks Phillips 2 1 Ramsay Phillips 1 2 Enslcy Phillips 0 1 Jones Valley Phillips 1 6 Wood lawn Phillips 7 2 West End 67 TRACK . . . RED SWEATSUITS AND GRAY ASPHALT . . . A PILE OF FOAM, A FIBERGLASS ROD, A BATON, BLISTERED FEET VARSITY: (first row) Johnny Ingram, Mike Crum, Doug Bryant, Rusty Russell, David Monroe, Ken Davis, Danny Morgan: (second row) Charles Ford, Calvin Jackson, Dale Greer. Mike Tate, George Nichols, George Tate, Mike Harbour, Bobby Hardin, Ken Champion, Riley Kirkland, Coach Eddie Bruce. LEFT: Mike Harbour, mile re lay, 440, high-low hurdles. ABOVE: Head Coach Eddie Bruce. LEFT: George Tate, 100,220,-HO relay, mile relay, broad Jump, triple jump: Rusty Russell. 440 relay, triple jump, broad jump; Rayben I licks, 440 relay, 100, high hurdles, low hurdles, mile relay. LOWER LEFT: Willie Carter, shot-put, discus. LOWER CENTER: Earnest Spencer, 440 relay, 100, 880 relay. LOWER RIGHT: Samuel Harris, 440, broad jump, triple jump. UPPER LEFT: Johnny Ingram, pole vault. UPPER CENTER: Mike Crum, shot-put, discus. UPPER RIGHT: George Nichols, high hurdles, discus. LEFT: David Monroe, mile, 'M0, 880, mile relay; Ken Davis, mile, two miles. 880. 69 CENTER: Ronald Powell, 100, 440 relay; Alfred Moore, mile relay, 440 relay, 880 relay; Cedric Tarver; Samuel Harris; Donald Jones, mile, two miles. UPPER LEFT: Danny Morgan, 880, mile; Riley Kirkland, mile, two miles. UPPER RIGHT: Ken Champion, pole-vault, discus. RIGHT: Jimmy Moore, broad jump, 70 TRACK LEFT: Mike Tate, shot-put, discus, 100, low hurdles. BELOW: Cedric Tarver, mile relay, 440 relay, 220,880. TENNIS AND WRESTLING ADD VARIETY FIRST ROW; Romero Christian, Jimmy Grimes, Jack Hill, John Soege, Homer Golden, James Flanagan, Raymond Christian, Frankie Marshall, Randy Hcttich; SECOND ROW: Coach Carmine Chimento, Jimmy MontcitJi, Stanley Welbom, Donnie Thomason, Jcrmcll Grace, Willie Carter, George Nichols, Tommy Freeman, Doug Gamble, Jeff Leonard, Mike Tate. ABOVE CENTER: Eddie Jackson and Nickey Fortunis ABOVE RIGHT: Homer Golden and Mike Baltr BOTTOM LEFT; Coach Carmine Chimento BOTTOM CENTER- Ray White CHEERLEADERS: FRIENDLY, TACTFUL, TIRELESS . . . THE ECHOES OF SPIRIT FIRST ROW: Joan Thames. Janie Sims, Stella Cassimus, Terri Earley. Claudia Jones; SECOND ROW: Kay Franklin, head (basketball season), Susan DeWitt, Karen O'Rear, co-hcad (basketball sc3son), Pam Payne, Beth Zbinden. PACE 13 BOTTOM LEFT: Debbi Smyly, head (football season). 72 73 RAIDERETTE8: STEP, TURN, AND SMILE FIRST ROW: Donna Hamilton, Phyllis Brookcr, Teresa Smith, Rosemary Marino, Joann Marino, Linda Burford. captain: SECOND ROW: Carol Holmes, Connie McCall, choreographer; Gail Smith, third officer; Gloria Holloway, second officer; Gail Godfrey, Jo Ann Ripp, Pat Robertson, first officer; Susan Nygren. 74 75 76 BAND RECEIVED NEW UNIFORMS LEFT: Teresa Oglesby, head RIGHT: Mildred Walker BELOW LEFT: Kathy Bryan FIRST ROW; Mildred Walker, Teresa Oglesby, Mac Fancher, Kathy Bryan; SECOND ROW: Diane Millar, Janie ChurchweU, Debra Carter. Jeanette Studamirc. Gail Lawrence, Kathy Betts, Laura Reid, Cheryl McCracken, Jerry Lowe, Steven Daniel; THIRD ROW: Gale Whatley, Jacqueline Warren, Alma Parker, Denise Sykes, Robbie Dunn, Karen Ford, Mike Frey, Wayne Smith, Terry Gold, Cleveland Dale; FOURTH ROW; Cordell Montgomery, Mike Cleveland, Faye Bryant, Sharon Gaillard, Victor Smith, Clifton Roscoc, Floyd Price, Debra Powc, Vanessa Yow, Donald Calhoun, Carol Eubank; FIFTH ROW; James Hammonds, Charles Prince, Vincent Bush, Leon Harris, Theodore Foster, Terry Cade, Charles Freeny, Sammy Munyer, Abraham Woods, Connie Martin; SIXTH ROW; Karen Johnston, Allen Jones, Kathy Couch, Butch Burbage. Don Williams, Charles Humphries, Elvert Muse, Wilbert Wilson. G.O.: BRIDGE BETWEEN STUDENTG AND ADMINI8TRATI0N FIRST ROW: Pat Robertson, Grant Adams, Mark Mizzell; SECOND ROW: Jeanette Studamirc, Don Vise, Nancy Moore, Susan DeWitt, Terri Earley, Diann Canzoneri, Maria Drakos, Janie Sims, Scott Vines: THIRD ROW: Mrs. Retha Dorough, Sharon Wood, Annette Johnson, Sandra Calfce, K3y Franklin, Alice Sims, Debbie Long, Janie Churchwell, Wanda Johnson, Lindy Lcask; FOURTH ROW: Terry Box, Janice Carrington, Debra Powc, Debbi Smyly, Carlctte Lane, Sharon Greer, Stella Casimus, Cheryl Washburn, Lillie Fay Blackmon, Allen Caton; FIFTH ROW: Lynn Pennington, Frank Russell. Steve Hedrick, David Heer, Mike Bahr, Phyllis Brookcr, Gregg Martin, Montez Boyett, Charles Sanfilippo; SIXTH ROW; Buddy Choat, Joan Thames, Alton Yothcr, Linder Taylor. Floyd Ptice, David Pylant, Connie McCall, Tim Trowbridge, Gail Horsley, Gloria Holloway. 78 Kf INTER-CLUB COUNCIL: ORGANIZATIONAL HARMONY FIRST ROW: Terry Box, Don Vise, Dover Ramsey, Milton Pearce; SECOND ROW: Kay Franklin, Kathy Couch, Steve Hedrick, Mildred Walker, Phyllis Addison, Alton Yothcr, Susan Tennant, Charlotte Clark, Sheila Palmer, Buzzy Fowler, JoAnn Ripp, Burt Veal, Lorraine Baldone, Gregg Martin, Kathy Reno, Sandra Calfee, Marcia Abernathy, Pat Robertson, Mark Mizzell. HONOR QOCIETY: REWARD FOR EXCELLENCE FIRST ROW: Jean Williams, Cheryl McCracken, Sandra Cole, Lindy Leask, Marcia Abernathy, Sheila Palmer, Carolyn Carr; SECOND ROW: Larry Creel, Wayne Dupree, Rick Belcher, Mike Talley, Ray White, Mac Fancher; THIRD ROW; Rebecca Massey, Gloria Holloway, Gregg Martin, vice president; Randall Morton, treasurer; Buzzy Fowler, president: Linda Burford, secretary; Gail Smith, Virginia Millar; FOURTH ROW; Michael Cleveland, Vicky Frawley, Kathy West, chaplain; Saundra Davis, Mamie Hawkins, Floyd Price. THESPIANS STAGE ASSEMBLY PRODUCTIONS Thespians appear in a scene from The Bar H Ranch Finds Christmas. Paula Sorrells, Penny Stillwell, Ginger Adams, treasurer; Debbi Smyly, Barbara Whitley, secretary; Terry Mancin, vice president: Steve Hedrick, president; Wendy Behrendt, Gary Gensemer, Johnny Vinyard, Grant Adams, Mark Papisan, sgt. -at-arms; Lynne Couch. CHOIR: A TRADITION OF MUSICAL EXCELLENCE MADRIGAL CLUB 1. Grant Adams 2. Sharon Greer 3. Kay Franklin 4. Mac Fane her 5. Phyllis Brooker 6. Rhonda Redd 7. Alton Yother 8. Dianne McConnell 9. Beth Zbinden 10. Mike Bahr 11. Walter Smith 12. Joan Thames 13. David Hccr FIRST ROW; Nancy Moore, Jan Burbage, Mary Virclglio, Mac Fanchcr, vice president; Phyllis Brooker, president; Dianne McConnell, secretary; Alton Yother, treasurer; Carol Holmes, Rhonda Redd; SECOND ROW; David Pearson, Joan Thames, Kay Franklin, Sandra Nail, Susan Nygren, Susan DeWitt, Beth Zbinden; THIRD ROW; Jerry Lowe, Stella Cas-simus, Sharon Greer, Candy Frey, Teresa Brooker, Pat Robertson. Mike Bahr; FOURTH ROW; Howard Gibson, Walter Smith, Mike Hawkins, Rex Franklin, Steve Hedrick, Wayne Smith; FIFTH ROW: Calvin Norris, Don Webb. Grant Adams, David Walker, David Hcer, Mark Mizzell, Pat Hutto, Mike Byars. 83 USHERS CLUB: GANN'S MILITIA FIRST ROW- Bill Arendale, Randall Morton, David Hecr, Gregg Martin, Grant Adams, Jack Hill, Jerry Casey; SECOND ROW; Dale Greer, Toby Lcamon, Larry Creel, Mark Mizzell, Buzzy Fowler, Mac Fancher, Floyd Price, Sieve Hedrick, Buddy Choat, Mr. Joe Gann, sponsor; ON LADDER: Alton Yother, Tim Lacey, Jimmy Russell, head usher. STAGE CREW; Grant Adams, Steve Hedrick. Gregg Martin, Mark Mizzell. PROJECTION CLUB: SUPPORTING ROLE IN INSTRUCTION 1. Barbara Barron, secretary 2. Vicky Frawlcy 3. Ralph Lindstrom. historian 4. Laura Reid 5. Jean Williams, treasurer 6. Sonny Hobbs, vice president 7. David Nix 8. David Walker 9. Karen O’Rear 10. Buzzy Fowler, president FIRST ROW; Deborah Tidwell, Janet Rylant, Rhonda Ritch, project chairman; Ginger Nations, Patsy Graham, Marilyn Siragusa, treasurer; Patricia Henderson, Mrs. Rose Benjamin, sponsor; SECOND ROW; Deborah McDonald, Kathy Reno, president; Kathy Taylor, Jammie Pockrus, vice president; Vcrnona Harris, Gail Cotton, Jacqueline Townes, Deborah Eaton; THIRD ROW; Mike Horsley, Tommy Hull, Beckie Borden,. Geraldine Brown. Ralph Mahan, Rex Franklin, Roosevelt Hampton, Sandra Robertson, Brenda Smith, Catherine Riley. RED CROSS MIRROR REFLECTS STUDENTS' 1. Gregg Martin, annual editor-inchic f, sports editor 2. Barbara Barron 3. Laura Reid, annual activities editor 4. Terry Mancin, annual activities editor 5. Eddie Jackson, newspaper editorial editor 6. Larry Creel 7. Barbara Blackwood, newspaper copy, annual curriculum editor 8. Kathy Bright, newspaper literary editor 9. Roger Crawford, newspaper sports editor 10. Phyllis Brooker, annual business manager 11. Susan Tennant, newspaper feature, annual.copy editor 12. Patsy Carpenter, newspaper art, annual ads editor 13. Annette Johnson, newspaper exchange editor 14. Allan McGary, newspaper editorial editor 15. Robert Kirkland, annual ads assistant 16. Richard Lawson, newspaper humor editor 17. Kathy Boyett, annual senior editor 18. Teresa Oglesby, newspaper editor-in-chief, business manager 19. Marianne White, annual organizations editor ABOVE LEFT: Teresa Oglesby, editor-in-chief, business manager of newspaper. 86 OPINIONS FAR LEFT: Phyllis Brookcr, business manager of annual LEFT: Miss Pat Martin, sponsor BELOW: Gregg Marlin, ediior-in-chief of annual FIRST ROW; Don Vise, president; Jane Chesnutt, Jean Roberison, Charlene Warnick, Janie Sims, secretary, Joy Duncan; SECOND ROW; Mrs. Christine McAllister, sponsor; Jean Williams, Janet Evans. Kathy Sissa, Ginny Stodghill. vice president; Sylvia War-nick. Frank Russell, program chairman; Eddie Jackson, treasurer. 87 D.E.C.A. EXPLORES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 1. Leslie Townes 2. Lee Williams 3. Ray Pearce 4. Tommy Freeman 5. Milton Pearce 6. Dicky Lewis 7. Randy Moorman 8. Ike Vanderford 9. Eddie Lewis 10. Sandra Nail 11. Lorraine Baldonc 12. Don Millican 13. Lee Sorrell 14. I.attimore Alexander 15. Bill Kirkland 16. David Hope 17. Mr. Herbert Hlnz 18. Jimmy Churchwell 19. John Garst 20. Robert Allen 21. Rick Moman 22. Sandra Calfee president 23. Gina Hopper 24. Donna Wheeler 25. Donna Tidmorc 26. Adellieid Kirkland 27. Gloria Swanger 28. Pat Lackey 29. Lawanna Yeager HEAD MARSHALS SUPERVISE HALL DISCIPLINE Marianne White, Gloria Holloway, George Awad, Steve Hedrick, Charles Brown, Janie Harris, Ginger Nations, Floyd Price. F.T.A. INVE9TIGATE9 EDUCATION PROFE9SION 1. Kathy Couch treasurer 2. Mrs. Judy Hart sponsor 3. Susan Tennant president 4. Marsha Hill 5. Ramona Cantrell 6. Florena Teague 7. Olivia Daniels 8. Tliclma Moore 9. Lynn Pennington cor. secretary 10. Faye Blackmon rec. secretary 11. Sharon Woods 12. Henrietta Singleton 13. Carol Terry 14. Faye Bryant 15. Linda Jolley 16. Pat Chambers chaplain 17. Vicki Rasco sgt. -at-arrns 18. Rhonda Redd 19. Patsy Carpenter 20. Pat Sanford 21. Lindy Leask vice president 22. Nancy Howdon 23. Jane Yarbrough 24. Pat Cooke 8? F.B.L.A.: TODAY THE CLASSROOM, TOMORROW THE BUSINESS WORLD 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 30. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Pat Kirkland, cor. secretary Sheila Palmer, president Kathy West, projects coordinator Donna Adair, treasurer Jo Attn Howerton Linda Vaughan Katrina Breedlove Edna Pannar Regina Williams Miss Sandra Schrader, sponsor Patricia Foster, rec. secretary Pat Bentley Linda Comack Darlean Minter Glenda Bryant, vice president Gloria Lawson Rebecca Massey Rachel Shields 90 SCIENCE CLUB EXPLORES NATURE S SECRETS FIRST ROW; Jackie Beau ford Kathy Chambers Wytcria Reed Patricia Linson SECOND ROW; Steven Daniel Johnny Lorino Ronald Peterson Benny Thackerson Wilbert Wilson Victor Lanier Sam Pierce Romero Christian THIRD ROW: Jimmy Silmon Russell Pruitt James Pharris Billy Atkinson Jeff Tombrello Rodney Thrcadgill Terry Gold Tony Ransom Ronnie Phillips Mr. Michael Baranelli FIRST ROW: James Wright, Don Calhoun, Kenneth Dobson. Marie Stanley, Wayne Burnett, Jim Montcith, vice president; Cleveland Dale; SECOND ROW: Gerald Topazi, Billy Adair, William Alexander, Eddie Robbins, Charles Prince, Diane Millar, secretary-treasurer; Charles Frecny; THIRD ROW; Ray Salter, Stan Levine, Bobby Rhodes, Bob Lovelady, Mike Slater, Gary Vencrose, Jerry Lowe, sgt. -at-arms; Samuel Munyer, president; FOURTH ROW: Jim Campbell, Vernon Reeves, Don Stewart, Mark Mu Ills, Mike England, Ralph Mayes, Willie Jones, Abraham Woods, Mr. John Nicholas, sponsor. uHESS CLUB CULTIVATES COMMON INTEREST � i 92 1. Anthony Morris 2. Gregg Martin president 3. Mark Mizzell 4. Don Williams 5. Mike Cleveland 6. Abraham Woods 7. Deborah Mallard treasurer 8. Jeanette Herring 9. Verneeda Spencer 10. Jimmy Scott 11. Charlene McKenzie 12. Charlie Johnson 13. Stan, mascot 14. Ron Webster 15. Connie Grayson 16. Sharon Cranfield 17. Mary Leask 18. Ann Crutcher secretary 19. Karen Ford 20. Kathy Wilson 21. Lynn Weaver 22. Charles Ford 23. Charles Humphries 24. Mac Fancher vice president 25. Gerald Edge 26. Riley Kirkland 27. Robin Washburn chaplain 28. David Walker 29. Claudia Milton 30. Dave Pylant 31. John Bennett 32. Gloria Tripp 33. Butch Burbage sgt. -at-arms 34. Dcrrell Brown ART CLUB REVEAL9 YOUTHFUL CREATIVITY 1. Terry Hall 2. Joe Odom 3. Patsy Carpenter 4. Kathy Bright 5. Annette Johnson chaplain 6. Dover Ramsey president 7. Robin Washburn vice president 8. Rebecca Massey 9. Mike Slater parliamentarian 10. Bruce Jordan 11. Jim Campbell 12. Margaret Wilhite secretary 13. Ronald Haywood 14. Teresa Jarmon 15. Peggy Morris 16. Mrs. Barbara Stuart sponsor LANGUAGE CLUB STUDIES CULTURES FIRST ROW; Virginia McCray, Michelle York, Donna Brooks, Cynthia Walker, Henry Banks, Elaine Young, Annie McKinnon; SECOND ROW; Libby Jo Williams, Vickie Williams, Gwen White, secretary; Debra Powc, Jeanette Studamirc, Angela Spratt, Gail Whatley; THIRD ROW; Ronald Underwood, Barnetta Montgomery, Alfredia Gordon, Sandy Miller, treasurer; Linda Maddox, William Schneider. 93 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES MAKE UP LETTERMEN CLUB FIRST ROW: Coach jerry Partridge, sponsor; Tommy Woo, Butter Bailey, Calvin Jackson, Richard Moore, Tim l.accy, vice president; William Pompcy, Michael Crum; SECOND ROW; Johnny Vinyard. Mike Bahr, Johnny O'Rear, Mike Talley, Grant Adams, Ralph Mahan, rec. secretary; William Thomas, Don Webb, cor. secretary; Jay Brown, Lynn O’Rear; THIRD ROW: Buddy Choat, David Hccr, Frankie Marshall, Bill Massengale, sgt. -at-arms; Mark Mizzcll, Michael Colbert, Howard Gibson; FOURTH ROW; Alton Yotlier, president; David Walker, Roger Harbour, Ward Hairclson, George Awad, George Tate, Kenny Brown, Nickey Fortunis. 94 FIRST ROW; Mrs. Jeanette Downs, sponsor; Joann Marino. Candy Frey, secretary; Diann Canzoneri, treasurer; Kay Franklin, president; Joan Thames, Mary Virciglio, Judy Jones, Teresa Smith; SECOND ROW; Teresa Smith, Patsy Ezclle, Charlotte Clark, Jo Ann Ripp, Connie McCall, Gloria Holloway, Rose Warner, Pity His Brooker, vice president. 95 R.O.T.C. TRAINS FOR DEFENSE DRILL TEAM 1. Oscar Huey 2. Wcliard Jackson 3. Anthony Yarbrough 4. William Fields 5. James Smith 6. Michael Berry 7. Jim Phillips 8. James Davis 9. Harold Addie 10. Donnie Smith 11. Walter Jackson 12. Sandy Miller SPONSORS SITTING: Kathy Reno, Kathy Bright STANDING: Margaret Hinson, Kathy Glover DISC AND DIAMOND FIRST ROW; Burt Veal, Alfred Knighton, Richard Lawson, Marion Tyree, Mike Morgan, Robert Kirkland. Chris Giles; SECOND ROW; David Lee, James Phillips. Walter Jack-son, Scott Vines, James Davis. RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW: Alfred Knighton, Chris Giles, David Lee, Clarence Bell, Tim Craig, Scott Vines, Charles Smith; SECOND ROW; Charles Hampton, Bernard Mays, Calvin Riggs, Richard Stegall, Frank Flanagan. 96 A88I8TANT8 RELIEVE OFFICE AND LIBRARY BURDENS 1. Undy Leask 2. Laura Reid 3. Karen Mitchell 4. Sheila Palmer 5. Donna Adair 6. Belinda Kirkland 7. Teresa Smith 8. Vcnessa Garrett 9. Brenda Moultrie 10. Deborah Powc 11. Rosemary Marino 12. Jo Ann Rylant 13. Kathy West 14. Kathy Couch 15. Linda Jolley 16. Annette Taylor 17. Betty Hodges 18. Teresa Miller 19. Anne Swartz 20. Mildred Walker 21. Brenda Smith 22. Yvonne Fitts 23. Randolph Brock 24. Vicki Rascoe 25. Brenda Watson 26. Cathie Chambers 27. Kathy Sissa 28. Ginny Stodghill 29. Jammie Pockrus 30. Charlene McKenzie 31. Cathy LaRussa 32. Debra Ware 33. Linda Tharpe 34. Janice Williams 35. Janice Cassenta FIRST ROW: Jeanne Soscbcc. Becky Medlock. Rainona Cantrell. Rhonda Ritch, Adrenia Dodd, Linda Jolley, Patricia Fcrlisi; SECOND ROW; Jan Mall, Rebecca Posey, Jermell Grace, Karen Johnston, Robbie Dunn, Lindy Leask, Judy Jones, Debbie Black, Janet Whitworth. 97 PEP CLUB QTIRS 9CH00L SPIRIT 1. Wandra Johnson 2. Alverna Guyton 3. Alfredia Gordon 4. Dora Mitchell 5. Nancy Moore 6. Pam Payne 7. Claudia Jones 8. Terri Earley 9. Dave Pylant 10. Joy Duncan 11. Janet Evans 12. Marianne White 13. Terri Denson Id. Mariam Couch 15. Wanda Harris 1G. Donna Tidmorc 17. Chuck Griffith 18. Sandy Miller 19. Allen Caton 20. Charles Ford 21. Tony Adamson 22. Dale Greer 23. Gregg Martin 24. Beth Culver treasurer 25. Mrs. Karen Burgess sponsor 26. Gail Godfrey 27. Sherryl Madden 28. Charlotte Clark 29. Connie Smith 30. Jerry Lowe 31. Jeff Leonard 32. Karen O’Rear 33. : Don Vise 34. Tim Long 35. Dcbbi Smyly 36. Randall Morton 37. Doug Gamble 38. Wayne Dupree 39. Buzzy Fowler president 40. James Haskell 41. Frank Russell secretary 42. Stella Cassimus 43. Ginny Stodghill 44. Kathy Sissa sgt.-at-arms 98 MNEM08YNEAN STUDIES FAMOUS ALABAMIANS FUTURE NURSES GIVE AID IN SICK ROOM FIRST ROW: 1. Teresa Oglesby treasurer 2. Diane Millar critic 3. Ann Pearson chaplain 4. Peggy Harris 5. Mildred Walker first vice president 6. Barbara Whitley reporter SECOND ROW: 7. Law anna Yeager president 8. Peggy Hill 9. Rebecca Massey 10. Robin Washburn 11. Virginia Millar sgt-at-arms 12. Kathy Glover historian 13. Mrs. Theresa Whitfield sponsor 14. Marianne White FIRST ROW: Mildred Walker, president: Brenda Bevclle, Mary Leask; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Barbara Quinn, sponsor; Doris Bennett, Eloisc Agee, Hazel Grattcn, Teresa Miller, Brenda Billups, Dcsdemona Giles, Joanne Greer, Janice Carrington, Rhonda Herd, Alma Parker, Joyce l.ykcs. 99 ASTRAEA'S EFF0RT9 END IN POWDER PUFF TIE 1. Phyllis Brooker vice president 2. Mrs. Connie Jones sponsor 3. Kay Franklin president 4. Claudia Jones secretary 5. Terri Earley 6. Adelheid Kirkland 7. Jane Chesnutt 8. Dcbhie Peek 9. Candy Frey 10. Pat Kimbrell 11. Teresa Brookcr 12. Gina Hopper 13. Janet Evans 14. Bonnie Hcer 15. Jean Williams 16. Ginny Stodghill 17. Ginger Lovelace 18. Jackie Beauford 19. Jeanie Robertson 20. Teresa Smith 21. Alice Sims 22. Janie Sims 23. Pat Robertson 24. Pam Payne 25. Beth Zbinden 26. Donna South 27. Pat Kirkland 100 CLIO BEAUTIFIES WASTE CANS AS PROJECT 1. Wanda Cole 2. Susette Hilsabeck 3. Unda Tharpe 4. Diann Canzoneri 5. Joan Thames 6. Carol Holmes 7. Stell3 Cassimus, vice president 8. Sandra Calfee, president 9. Kathy Sissa. secretary 10. Gail Smith, treasurer 11. Donna Wheeler, sgt-at-arms 12. Tcni Harrison 13. Lynn Harper 14. Pat Harrison DAMROQCH PROJECT: TO BRIGHTEN A SOLDIER'S SMILE HRS! ROW; Opal Brazeale, Brenda Haynes, Jean Staton, Lorraine Bnldone, president; Pat Chambers, historian; Janice Cas-senta, Donna Pendley; SECOND ROW; Juanita Moore, cor. secretary; Jackie Lane, critic; Mickey Wroten, Brenda Smith, Jeanne Soscbcc, Patsy Carpenter, vice president; Gloria Swanger, Nancy Moore, treasurer; Sandee Nail, parliamentarian; THIRD ROW; Barbara Kendricks, Diane Horsley, Nancy Howdon, sgt.-at-arm$; Kayila Barnett, chaplain; Kathy Riley, Debra McDonald, Joyce Tyree, Betty Barker, rec. secretary; Linda Reynolds, Carlettc Lane, Mrs. Maurine Snyder, sponsor. 102 EUPHROSYNEAN ADOPTS CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN 1. Deborah Eaton 2. Kathy Boyeti 3. Deborah Ware 4. Rachel Shields 5. Mrs. Barbara Kornegay, sponsor 6. Patsy Graham 7. Margaret Wilhite 8. Montez Boyett treasurer 9. Beth Culver chaplain 10. Gcorgie Collins 11. Paula Snodgrass 12. Beth Hagy 13. Jo Ann Ripp president 14. Joyce Reid 15. Rebecca Beasley secretary 16. Pat Ferlisi vice president 17. Phyllis Cole 103 YANCEY OVERTAKES OWEN IN SECOND CANDY BOWL FIRST ROW: Terry Box, president; Don Vise, vice president; Charlie Johnson, with Stan; Don MiUican, treasurer; James Flanagan, sgt. -at-arms; SECOND ROW: Ricky Hill, James Haskell, Randy Wood, Homer Golden, Carl Thompson, Chuck Terpo, Vernon Reeves; THIRD ROW: Mike Frey, Wayne Dupree, Rusty Schoenfeld, Mike Hawkins, third member; Mark Mullis, chaplain; John Bennett, Wayne Smith, Steve Holliday, Mike Slater; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Bart Funderburg, sponsor; Mike Franklin, Robert Kirkland, Ray Whid-by. George Derzis, Roger Addison, Johnny Howell, Gerald Edge. 104 y OWEN S SIDEWALK PROVED PRACTICAL ADDITION TO CAMPUS TOP: Eddie Jackson finds Candy Bowl action rough. BOTTOM: Owen’s offense pursues. FIRST ROW; Ronny Dover, Wayne Clements, sgt.-at-arrns; Rex Franklin, Buzzy Fowler, president; Ray White, vice president; Ricky Creel, chaplain; Gregg Martin, treasurer; SECOND ROW; Lee Sorrell, Mark Papisan, Steve Harris, Jimmy Russell, Dave Pylant, cor. secretary; Larry Tucker, Mickey Tyler; THIRD ROW; John Sorge, Jimmy Scott, Charles Sanfilippo, Rick Swinford, Bobby Wakefield, Phillip Watson; FOURTH ROW; Steve Hedrick, Randall Morton, Frank Russell. 105 PIERIAN BUYS BOOKS FOR LIBRARY 1. Loretta Biddie 2. Belinda Chilton 3. Jolayne Williams 4. Mrs. Carol Stringfellow, sponsor 5. Carol Eubank 6. Donna Leamon 7. Lynne Couch 8. Jerri Griffin 9. Cheryl McCracken 10. Debbie Stough, chaplain IX. Ginger Adams, cor. secretary 12. Saundra Davis, president 13. - Sheila Palmer, vice president 14. Sandra Cole, rec. secretary 15. Nancy Stough, treasurer PROMETHEAN HONOR8 VARIOUS GROUPS FIRST ROW: Brenda Crowson, treasurer; Cathy LaRussa, sgt.-at-arms; Linda Burford, rcc. secretary; Phyllis Addison, president; Kathy West, vice president; Vicky Frawley, parliamentarian; SECOND ROW: Monica Landrum, Cathie Chambers, Linda Murphy, Nila Cameron, Judy Jones, Cathy Cantrell, reporter; THIRD ROW: Rhonda Redd, Sherry Davis, chaplain; Jane Harris, Sharon Cranficld, Debbie Burns, Joy Duncan, Marian Couch, Connie McCall, cor. secretary; Gloria Holloway, Lynn Weaver, Mary Tombrcllo, Cathy Betts, Ann Costlow. 107 VE8TALIA ATTRACT8 NEW MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Regina Cox, cor. secretary: Donna Tidmore, vice president; Marilyn Siragusa, sgu-at-artns; Mary Virciglio, treasurer; SECOND ROW: Darlene Hill, Mrs. Jeanette Downs, sponsor; Janet Whitworth; THIRD ROW; Susan Tennant, Joyce Cross, chaplain; Gail Godfrey, rec. secretary; Charlotte Clark, president. THAUA'Q PROGRAM INCLUDES GUEST SPEAKER FIRST ROW: Wilda Tucker, Patsy Calton, Karen CRear, Sharon Greer, Marcia Abernathy, president: Jammie Pockrus, Donna Hamilton, Rosemary Marino, Janet Boyd, Joann Marino, Kathy Reno; SECOND ROW: Pat Sanford. Evelyn Reed. Sissy Tyler. Pam Worsham, Deborah Goodwin, Vickie Rasco, Patsy Ezelle, Jane Yarbrough, Lindy I.eask, Gail Horsley, Kathy Garst, Kathy Brownlee, Mary Ann Leask, Kathy Bright, Mrs. Christine McAllister, sponsor. 109 G0RGA9 LOOKS FOR NEW MEMBERS 1. Walter Smith, secretary 2. Mark Mizzell 3. Robert Allen 4. Milton Pearce, president 5. Kenneth Dobson, sgt. -at-arms 6. Dale Greer 7. Jimmy Tidmorc 8. Wayne Williams 9. Johnny Kent, vice president 10. Steve Byers, chaplain 11. Tim Conradi 12. Rick Belcher 13. Randall East, treasurer 14. Ken Davis 15. Keith Dahlkc Seniors Are Dismissed . YOUTH AND BEAUTY . . . MR. AND MISS PHILLIPIAN GRANT ADAMS AND KAY FRANKLIN (Above) FAVORITES JOAN THAMES AND TOMMY WOO (Right) PAT ROBERTSON AND JIMMY RUSSELL (Upper Right) CATHY LAROSSA AND BUTTER BAILEY (Far Right) 112 IN A TIMELEQS SETTING Perhaps the next wind blowing in Will bring our summer song once more But if the dream of love it -- Rrtngc blows by. Then while the chilling wind Is blowing ■ —I'Usay good-bye. WHO'S WHO: RECOGNITION OF TOP RIGHT: Most Talkative, Randall Morton and Phyllis Addison. BELOW: Most School Spirit, Susan DeWitt and Steve Hedrick. BOTTOM LEFT: Best All Around, Grant Adams and Kay Franklin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Best Dressed, Gail Smith and Tommy Woo. 114 SENIORS' OUTSTANDING QUALITIES TOP LEFT: Most Bashful, George Aw ad and Lynne Couch. TOP CENTER: “Friendliest, “ Sandra Calfee and Jimmy Russell. TOP RIGHT: Wittiest, Regina Cox and Don Webb. BOTTOM LEFT: “Best Personality, Joan Thames and Johnny Vinyard. BOTTOM RIGHT: Most Popular, Butter Bailey and Pat Robertson. WHO'S WHO SELECTS CH r% A TOP LEFT: Most Intellectual, Gregg Martin and Linda Burford. TOP RIGHT: Most Cooperative,' Mike Cleveland and Carol Holmes. CENTERRIGHT: Lover Boy,“ LynnOHear, and Biggest Flirt, Gloria Holloway. CENTER LEFT: Sweetest, Phyllis Brookcr, Dave Pylant, and Debbi Smyly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Most Likely to Succeed, Kathy West and Buzzy Fowler. 40 SENIORS TOP LEFT: Most Courteous, Mike Hawkins and Sheila Palmer. TOP RIGHT: Most Talented, Dean Paulin, David Hcer, and J3n Burbage. CENTER LEFT: Best Figure, Susan Nygren, and “Best Physique, Frankie Marshall. CENTER RIGHT: Best Looking, “ Mark Papisan and Cathy LaRussa. BOTTOM RIGHT: Most Athletic, Jo Ann Ripp and Terry Box. 117 MOMENTS QUIETLY REFLECTED - THE WORK? lipian; Who’s Who, Best All Around-; Boys’ State; Class Day Committee. SECOND ROW PHYLLIS IRENE ADDISON Promethean, President; Session Room President. PORTIA YVONNE ARRINGTON THIRD ROW PORTIA ELAINE AUSTIN Society Sounds, Parhamen tarian. GEORGE A WAD Who's Who, “Most Bashful”; l.ettei-men Club; Varsity Basketball; Marshal. cx tra sen so ry perception (eks' perceiving of thoughts, actions, etc., in o fashion; mental telepathy, ex tra ter ri to ri al (eks'tro ter'a I tcr'o U rc al), adj. outside the laws o jHjrson lives in. Any ambassador to th certain extraterritorial privileges, extravagance (cksirav ns), lavish spending; wastefulness; is t always i debl. 2. a going lieyond t) excess- Ak 'nini anct of the saltsma doubt h‘s product. 3. at idea, gkc. i. ex t rj| lessly M has rxlW reason praise of the cxlrart Irav a nant Wj moderate, monk extravagant play, piece of nfl comedies having elU arc extravaganzas, havior and K ex ira] treme (ckstrem'fl --'•A t trav'a gant), keful; An rxl 2 Bkr- d! NOT TOO HARD ... IF I HAD TIME FOR IT FIRST ROW REBECCA MAE BEASLEY Euphrosynean Literary Society, Secretary, Parliamentarian; Red Cross; Session Room Chaplain; Office Assistant. SECOND ROW JULIA ANN BEARD THIRD ROW BARBARA JO BARRON Projection Club, Rec. Secretary; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Chaplain; Red Cross, Treasurer, Chaplain; Session Room Council Representa- tive; Senior Play Committee. LORRAINE TERESA BALDONE Damrosch Literary Society, President. Other Offices; D. E.C. A., Vice President; Inter-Club Council; Session Room Secretary; Volleyball Team. BARBARA ANN BARNES Society Sounds. DENNIS LEE BAILEY C� .0. Sportsmanship Committee; Lettermcn Club; Senior Favorite; Who's Who, “Most Popular ; Basketball, Varsity, B-Team, Freshman Team; Baseball. 119 NOW WAS THE ROLE WE PLAYED BARBARA SUE BLACKWOOD Astraca Literary Society, Treasurer; Mirror Board, Curriculum Editor of Annual, Copy Editor of Newspaper; Senior Class Motto Committee; Marshal. THIRD ROW PATRICIA LUANNE BOLDEN 120 THE TOTAL EXPERIENCE FIRST ROW TERRY BRYANT BOX Who's Who, Most Athletic ; Football, Varsity; Marshal. KATHRYN SUE BOYETT Disc and Diamond, Honorary Member; Mirror Board, Senior Class Editor; R.O. T.C.‘, Head, Co-Head; Euphrosynean Literary Society, Critic; Office Assistant. LORETTA MONTEZ BOYETT Euphrosynean Literary Society; Session Room Council Representative; Office Assistant; Library Assistant. SHELBY RAY BRASHER SECOND ROW KATRINA BREEDLOVE F.B.L. A., Bulletin Committee; Office Assistant; Volleyball Team. LINDA KAYE BRENT Society Sounds, Secretary. THIRD ROW GWENDOLYN PHYLLIS BROOKER G.O. Publications Committee: Class Day Committee; Who's Who. Sweetest ; G.L.C., Vice President; Astraea Literary Society, Vice President; Mirror Board, Business Manager of Annual; Raiderette. BEVERLY VALENTHEIA BROWDER Society Sounds. LIFE 18 A SWEET THING, CAUGHT FOR A FIRST ROW JANICE HELEN BURBAGE Who’s Who, Most Talented ; Aglaia Literary Society, Vice President, Other Offices; Choir, Accompanist. WILLIAM BYNUM BURBAGE Band; J.C. L., State President; Promoters. SECOND ROW LINDA ANN BURFORD National Honor Society, Secretary; G.O. Assembly Chairman; Promethean Literary Society, Secretary; G. L.C.; Senior Class Motto Committee; Raiderettc, Captain. STEPHEN JOSEPH BYERS Gorges Literary Society; . Marshal. THIRD ROW SANDRA LYNN CALFEE Senior Class Artist; Clio Literary Society, President, Other Offices; D.E.C.A., President; Choir; Raiderette; Who’s Who, Friendliest. DIANN MARIE CANZONERI G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; G. L.C., Treasurer; Clio Literary Society; Choir; Session Room Mirror Agent; Volleyball; Basketball. 6 7 122 MOMENT AND HELD IN A GOLDEN EYE FIRST ROW CAROLYN CARR National Honor Society. CHARLOTTE ANN CLARK Senior Class Flowers and Colors Committee; G. L.C., Sgt-at-Arms; Vertalia Literary Society, President; Inter-Club Council; Pep Club: Head Marshal. MICHIGAN WAYNE CLEMENTS Owen Literary Society, Sgt-at-Arms. MICHAEL GREY CLEVELAND National Honor Society: J.C. L., State Parliamentarian; Band: Marshal. SECOND ROW RONALD EARL COKER LINDA DARNELL COMACK TIMOTHY C. CONRADI Gorgas Literary Society: Session Room Chaplain; Football, Freshman Team; Basketball, Freshman Team. CAROL LYNNE COUCH Thespians; Who's Who. Most Bashful ; National Poetry Anthology Award; Pierian Literary Society; J.C. L.; Session Room Chaplain, Mirror Agent; Roles in Plays; Marshal. THIRD ROW PHILLIP LARRY CREEL National Honor Society; Senior Class Motto Committee; Ushers, Sgt-at-Arms; Spanish Club; Session Room Chaplain. BRENDA JOY CROWSON Senior Class Mono Committee; Promethean Literary Society, Treasurer, President; Session Room Secretary, Other Offices; Clothing Class Secretary; Marshal. MARY ELIZABETH CULVER Pep Club, Treasurer, Various Committees; Euphrosynean Literary Society, Cor. Secretary, Chaplain; Session Room Banker; History Class Secretary; B-Band. VERONICA CURRY Society Sounds. 123 MY MIND WAS FACED WITH 124 FIRST ROW KEITH JEROME DAHLKE KENNETH CRAWFORD DAVIS Gorgas Literary Society; Session Room Chaplain, Other Offices; Football, Fresn-man Team; Basketball, Freshman Team; Track; Marshal. SAUNDRA KAY DAVIS National Honor Society; “Know Your News Representative; Pierian Literary Society, President, Other Offices; Art Club, Cor. Secretary; Marshal, Head; Office Assistant. SUSAN ALTA DEWITT Cheerleader; Spanish Club, Secretary, Critic; Clio Literary Society; Promethean ‘ Literary Society; Senior Class Gift Committee; Who's Who, Most School Spirit. “ SECOND ROW LOUIS WAYNE DUPREE National Honor Society; R.O. T.C., Superior Junior Cadet; Disc and Diamond; Yancey Literary Society; Candy Bowl. JOHN RANDALL EAST Gorgas Literary Society, Treasurer; Track; Marshal. DEJ50RAH LOU EATON Euphrosynean Literary Society, Rcc. Secretary; Session Room Council; Red Cross; P. T. A. Representative; Science Class Secretary; Marshal. MICHAEL DAVID ENGLAND Yancey Literary Society, THIRD ROW LOUIS McCALLEY FANCHER Senior Class Motto Committee; G.O. Clubs, Publications, Scholarship Committees; Senior Class Pianist; Ushers, Secretary; Band, Drum Major; National Honor Society. PATRICIA RUTH FERLISI Euphrosynean, President, Other Offices; Red Cross; Girls' Vocal; Miss Phillips Pageant; Library Assistant. JAMES FLANAGAN Yancey Literary Society, Sgt-at-Arms; Football; Wrestling; Marshal. RONALD DOUGLAS FORTUNE A GRADE-SEEKING CONTEST FIRST ROW PATRICIA ANN FOSTER F.B.L.A.. Secretary. HAL RAY FOWI.ER National Honor Society, President; Senior Class President; Vice; Who's Who, Most Likely to Succeed ; Projection Club, President; Owen Literary Society, President; Ushers. SECOND ROW KAY FRANKLIN Senior Class Secretary; Cheerleader. Head, Co-Head; Astraea Literary Society, President; G. L.C.; Choir: Roles in Plays. REX EDWARD FRANKLIN Owen Literary Society; Session Room Red Cross Representative; Choir; Baseball; Marshal. THIRD ROW VICKY LYNETTE FRAWLEY National Honor Society; Senior Class Motto Committee; Pep Club; Projection Club; Promethean Literary Society, Vice President, Other Offices; French Club, Historian, Other Offices. CANDACE ELAINE FREY Astraea Literary Society, Secretary, Treasurer; G. L. C., Secretary; Session Room Secretary, Council Representative; Miss Phillips Pageant; Choir. 125 FIRST ROW JAMES LLOYD GANN Marshal. SECOND ROW KATHERINE LEA GLOVER Mnemosynean Literary Society, Chaplain, Historian; Red Cross; Session Room Banker; Band; R. O. T.C. Sponsor. THIRD ROW GAIL MARIE GODFREY G.L.C.; Vestalia Literary Society, Vice President, Rec. Secretary: Raidcrctte; Gym Captain; Pep Club. JORETTA GODFREY Society Sounds, Social Committee; Volleyball Team. DEBRA DIANA GOODGAME Society Sounds; Foods Award. ALAN DALE GREER Ushers; Gorgas Literary Society; Pep Club; Track; Marshal. 126 REMEMBER . . . GOOD-BYES SAID MUCH TOO SOON FIRST ROW SHARON SYR ENA GREER G.O. Scholarship Committee: Class Day Committee; G. L.C., Secretary: Thalia Literary Society, Vice President; Choir; Madrigal Club. WILSON WARD HAIRELSON Lettermen Club; Session Room President, Other Offices; Role in Play; Football; Baseball; Basketball; Wrestling. TERRY ROGER HALL Art Club; Football: Marshal; Cafeteria Assistant. JOHN ROGER HARBOUR Lettermen Club; Session Room Vice President. Secretary; Basketball; Baseball; Marshal. SECOND ROW JAMES CHEVES HASKELL Yancey Literary Society; Pep Club, Float Chairman: Session Room President. MAMIE DENISE HAWKINS National Honor Society. MICHAEL RAY HAWKINS Who’s Who, Most Courteous ; Choir. DAVID GLENN HEER Senior Class Motto Committee; Vocalist; Who’s Who, Most Talented'; Choir; Madrigal Club; Football; Baseball. THIRD ROW STEPHEN DOUGLAS HEDRICK Freedom’s Challenge Contest Winner; Thespians: Ushers; Stage Crew; Class Day Committee; Who’s Who, Most ScnooJ Spirit. WILLIAM EDWARD HOBBS Projection Club, Vice President; E. T. V. Assistant. 127 FIRST ROW LINDA SUE HOGLAND GLORIA FRANCES HOLLOWAY National Honor Society; Senior Class Poet; Who's Who, ‘ Biggest Flirt1 ; Gifts Committee; Raiderette. SECOND ROW CAROL ANN HOLMES Pep Club; Clio Literary Society; Session Room President, Secretary; Raiderette; Choir; Who's Who, Most Cooperative. FRANKIE REGINA HOPPER D.E.C.A.. Historian. Set-at-Arrns; Astraea Literary Society, Reporter, Social Chairman; Session Room Secretary. CATHERINE ELIZABETH ISAACS CALVIN JACKSON Leitermen Club; Senior Class Flower and Colors Committee; Football. THIRD ROW JOYCE MARIE JACKSON F. B. L. A. WILLIAM EDWARD JACKSON Owen Literary Soc1 :iy. Secretary, Third Member; Bank Board; Mirror Board, Editorial Editor, Assistant Sports Editor of Annual; Tennis: Marshal. CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON BILLIE SUE JONES Aglaia Literary Society, Critic; Session Room Banker, Red Cross Representative; Girls' Chorus; Volleyball Team. 128 DREAMS AND UNCERTAINTIES OF MY COMING LIFE FIRST ROW MELBA JOAN KEARLEY Promethean Literary Society; Aglait Literary Society, Cor. Secretary, Other Offices; Senior Class Flower and Colors Committee; Hi lory Class Secretary; Marshal. JOHNNY KENT Gorgas Literary Society; Marshal. PATRICIA JOSEPHINE KIMBRELL Astraea Literary Society, President; Study Hall Secretary; History CL. .s Secretary; Gym Assistant; Marshal. PATRICIA ANNE KIRKLAND Senior Class Gifts Committee; Astraea Literary Society, Cor. Secretary, Sgt-at-Arms; F.B. L. A., Cor. Secretary: F.N. A., Vice President, Rec. Secretary; Girls' Chorus; Miss Phillips Pageant. SECOND ROW JUDY ANNETTE KNOX PATRICIA ANN LACKEY D.E.C. A., Reporter; Eupluosynean Literary Society, Membership Committee; Red Cross; Miss Phillips Pageant. THIRD ROW CATHERINE GAIL LaRUSSA Homecoming Queen; Senior Favorite; Who's Who, Best Looking”: Promethean Literary Society, Sgt-at-Arms; English Class Secretary; Volleyball Team. NORMA GAIL LAWRENCE Band; Session Room P.T. A. Representative: History Class Secretary: Aglaia Literary Society, Vice President. 129 MY MIND WAS ELATED BY A first nnw DELORES ANN LAWSON GLORIA ANN LAWSON F.B.L. A.. Bulletin Board Committee. TOBY DAVID LEAMON National Honor Society, Treasurer; Spanish Club; Lettcrmen Club; Ushers; Stage Crew; Football. 6 ALFRED A LEWIS Volleyball Team. SECOND ROW DEBRA ANN LEWIS Society Sounds, President. RALPH A. L1NDSTROM Projection Club, Historian: Science Club; Lighting. Production of Play, Role in Play; Track. PATRICIA LINSON SHERRYL EILEEN MADDEN Society Sounds; Pep Club; Marshal. V THIRD ROW JAMES RALPH MAHAN Senior Class Gift Committee; Lettermen Club, Rec. Secretary; Red Cross; Session Room Minor Agent; Basketball; Tennis; Football, Freshman Team. TERRY LYNN MANCIN Thespians, Vice President; Aglaia Literary Society; Senior Class Motto Committee; Mirror Board, Activities Editor for Annual; Plays, Roles, Directing Make-Up, Other Offices. PAUL FRANKIE MARSHALL Who's Who, Best Physique ; Lettermen Club; Football; Baseball; Wrestling. GREGG ALFRED MARTIN National Honor Society, Vice President; Who's Who, Most Intellectual ; Ushers; Stage Crew; Owen Literary Society, Treasurer; G.O. Sportsmanship; Assembly Committees; J.C.L., President; Mirror Board, Editor-In-Chief of Annual. SPECIAL KIND OF LOVING-LIVING FIRST ROW JAMES WILLIAM MASSENGALE Lcttermcn Club; Session Room Vice President, Student Council Representative; Football, Captain. SUSAN REBECCA MASSEY National Honor Society; Senior Class Gift Committee; Art Club, Awards; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Vice President; F.B.L.A.; Band. CONNIE RUTH McCALL G.O. Spirit Committee; Senior Class Gift Committee; G. L.C., Parliamentarian; Promethean Literary Society, Cor. Secretary, Sgt-at-Arms; Raiderettc; Marshal. 132 LIKE A CHILD I WOULD LIQTEN IN FIRST ROW AVA DIANNE McCONNELL Senior Class Gift Committee; Aglaia Literary Society, Cor. Secretary, Other Offices; J.C.L.; D.E.C. A.; Session Room President, Other Offices; English Class Secretary; Choir. CHERYL LEA McCRACKEN National Honor Society; Art Club. DEBORAH JEAN McJOHNSTON F.B.I..A.. Parliamentarian. VIRGINIA LEE MILLAR National Honor Society; Mnemosynean Literary Society, Vice President, Parliamentarian; French Club, Historian; Red Cross; Marshal. SECOND ROW RICHARD LEE MILLER KAREN YVONNE MITCHELL G.O. Orientation Committee; Red Cross. Vice President; Session Room Secretary; Girls Chorus; Auditorium Programs. RALPH EUGENE MOON, JR. Spanish Club, Historian; Session Room President; Football. NANCY HARRIET MOORE G.O. Orientation Committee; J.C. L., Rec. Secretary; Pep Club; Damrosch Literary Society, President, Other Offices; Choir. THIRD ROW RANDALL TAYLOR MORTON National Honor Society; Ushers; Owen Literary Society; Senior Class Motto Committee; Who’s Who, Most Talkative.” BOBBIE JEAN MYLES Girls' Chorus. SANDRA KAY NAIL D.E.C. A.; Damrosch Literary Society, President, OtJtcr Offices; Miss Phillips Pageant; Choir; Session Room President, Other Offices. SUSAN ELIZABETH N'YGREN Senior Class Flower and Colors Committee; Who's Who, Best Figure ; G.L.C.; Damrosch Literary Society; Choir; Raidcrette. 9ILENCE . . . 90METIME9 I JOE WILLIE ODOM Art Club; Cafeteria Assistant. LYNN EDWIN 0 REAR Senior Class Day Committee: Who's Who, '1-over Boy ; Session Room President; Football; Baseball. SECOND ROW SHEILA KAY PALMER National Honor Society; Who's Who, Most Courteous; F.B. L. A., President, Vice President; G.L. C.; Pierian Literary Society, Vice President, Other Offices; Mirror Board, Clubs Co-Editor. MARK GUM A P APIS AN Who's Who, “Best Looking”; Thespians; G.O. Sportsmanship Committee; Session Room President; Roles in Plays. THIRD ROW EDNA FAYE PARMER LIONEL ANTHONY PATTiRSON 133 I LIVED FOR WEEKENDQ HOURQ FIRST ROW HERBERT DEAN PAULIN, JR. J.C. L.; History Class Secretary; Fine Arts Student. MILTON ROBERT PEARCE Gocgas Literary Society. President. DAVID ORLANDO PEARSON LINDA ANN PEARSON Mnemosynean Literary Society, President; Choir. SECOND ROW EUSTUS PERRY PENDLEY LaDONNA KAY PIERCE WILLIAM MAURICE POMPEY Lettermen Club; Football; Basketball. DONALD WAYNE POPWELL Lettermen Club: Basketball; Marshal. THIRD ROW FLOYD NOLTON PRICE National Honor Society; Senior Class Motto Committee; G.O. Assembly Committee; National Anthology Award; Ushers; French Club; Band, All-City. LESTER PRUITT JANIE MAF. PRYOR DAVID FLOYD PYLANT G.O. Spirit Committee; J.C. L., Treasurer; Owen Literary Society, Cor. Secretary; Who's Who, Sweetest ; Session Room Mirror Agent; Baseball. QPENT LISTENING TO A FRIEND FIRST ROW WYTERIA REED Science Club, Secretary; Volleyball Team; Platter Queen Representative. SECOND ROW VERNON L. REEVES, JR. Yancey Literary Society; Chess Club; Session Room Vice President; Assembly Program. THIRD ROW DONALD WAYNE REYNOLDS Basketball. JOANN TERESA RIPP Senior Class Flower and Colors Committee; Who's Who, Most Athletic ; G. . C., Cor. Secretary; Euphrosynean Literary Society, President, Other Offices: Raiderctte; Session Room Banker, Mirror Agent. KENNETH DALE ROBERTSON Gorgas Literary Society; Session Room Vice President; Boysv Chorus; Marshal. PATRICIA ANN ROBERTSON Senior Class Favorite; Who's Who, 'Most Popular ; G.O. Secretary; Assembly Committee; Homecoming Court; Raiderctte; Astraea Literary Society, Secretary; Choir. 135 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: AROUND BOOTH: Gloria Holloway, poet; Buzzy Fowler, vice president; Debbi Smyly, orator; Jimmy Russell, president; Mac Fancher, pianist: David Heer, vocalist; IN BOOTH: Kay Franklin, secretary; Sandra Calfee, artist. FIRST ROW HELEN FAY RUNYAN Euphrosynean Literary Society, Chaplain, Parliamentarian; F.B. L. A., Program Committee; Session Room Chaplain: Volleyball Team. JAMES EDWARD RUSSELL Senior Class President; Ushers; Owen Literary Society; Senior Favorite; Who's Who, Friendliest. SECOND ROW MARCIA JOANNE RYLANT Euphrosynean Literary Society, Vice President; Office Assistant. HAROLD MORRIS SCHOENFELD III Yancey Literary Society, Rec. Secretary. THIRD ROW GLENDA RUTH SELF Damrosch Literary Society, Vice President, Other Offices; Session Room President, Council Representative; Gym Captain; Powder Puff Football; Head Marshal. MICHAEL OWEN SLATER LINDA GAIL SMITH National Honor Society; Teen Board; Who's Who, “Best Dressed ; Class Day Committee; Clio Literary Society, Treasurer; G.L.C.; G.O. Scholarship Committee; Raidcrcttc. DEBORAH ELIZABETH SMYLY Senior Class Orator; Who's Who, Sweetest ; Cheerleader, Head; Junior Miss Phillips; Thespians; Thalia l.iterary Society, Offices; Plays. 136 BECOME INVOLVED . . . PERHAPS TO LEAD FLOWER AND COLORS: FIRST ROW: Joan Thames, Gina Hopper, Candy Frey, Pat Robertson, Carol Holmes, Charlotte Clark, Jo Ann Ripp, Joan Kearley, Susan Nycrcn; SECOND ROW: Calvin Jackson, Butter Bailey, Tommy Woo. FIRST ROW ELMER LEE SORRELL Owen Literary Society: Session Room President; History Class President; Marshal. PAULA JEAN SORRELLS Thespians, Secretary, Treasurer; Clio Literary Society, Parliamentarian, Stunts Committee; Minor Board, Feature Editor, Business Manager for the Annual; Roles in Pl3ys; Senior Class Gift Committee; Miss Phillips Pageant. RONALD LEE SPRATT Boys’ Chorus; Marshal; Office Assistant. CHARLES EDGAR STEPHENS SECOND ROW DEBRA LEE STOUGH Pierian Literary Society; Promoters; Session Room Banker; Girls' Chorus; Senior Class Play Committee. GLORIA FAYE SWANGER D. E.C. A.; Damrosch Literary Society; English Class Secretary; Library Assistant. CALVIN MICHAEL TALLEY National Honor Society; Football. GEORGE ANDREW TATE G.O. Assembly Committee; Lcttermen Club; Society Sounds; Football, All-City, Player of Week; Basketball; Track: Marshal. 137 KS I SPLURGED MY IN-BETWEEN-TIMES MOTTO FIRST ROW: Floyd Price; SECOND ROW: Vicky Frawley, Linda Burford, Terry Mancin, Brenda Crow son, Barbara Blackwood, David Heer; THIRD ROW: Don Webb, Mac Fancher, Randall Morton, Larry Creel. FIRST ROW VETA JO TAYLOR Society Sounds: Senior Class Gift Committee. SHARON ATHAL1AH TERRELL SECOND ROW JOAN THAMES Senior Favorite; Who’s Who, Best Personality ; Cheerleader; Homecoming Court; Clio Literary Society, Chaplain; G.L. C., President; Junior Class Secretary; Junior, Sophomore Favorite. LINDA KAY THARPE Miss Phillips Pageant; Clio Literary Society; Session Room Vice President, Other Offices; Girls Chorus; Volleyball Captain; Marshal, Head. THIRD ROW CARL WILBURN THOMPSON Yancey Literary Society; Football, Freshman Team; Marshal. JEFF TOMBRELLO Science Club, President. LARRY WILLIAM TUCKER Owen Literary Society. BURT WALTON VEAL Disc and Diamond. President, Vice President: R. O. T.C. Battalion Commander; Session Room Banker. HERE AND THERE CLA9S DAY FIRST ROW: Johnny Vinyard; SECOND ROW: Gail Smith, Phyllis Addison, Kay Franklin, Sandra Calfee THIRD ROW: Ray White, George Tate, Steve Hedrick, Grant Adams, Phyllis Brookcr, Lynn ORear, Sharon Greer, Buzzy Fowler, Roger Harbour. FIRST ROW JOHNNY LESTER V IN YARD Who's Who, Best Personality : Lettermen Club; Homecoming Representative; Role in Play; Basketball; Session Room President, Other Offices; History Class President, Vice President. DONALD CURTIS VISE G.O. Assembly Committee; Bank Board, President; Yancey Literary Society, Vice President; Session Room Vice President; Choir. JOSEPH WALDNER Marshal; E. T. V. Assistant. NANCY JEANETTE WALLS Thalia Literary Society; Art Club; Session Room Vice President, Chaplain; Junior Miss Phillips Semi-Finalist; Prom Committee. SECOND ROW ROBERT WARREN BRENDA D1AN WATSON Euphrosynean Literary Society, Treasurer; Office Assistant. THIRD ROW YVONNE WATSON WILLIAM DONALD WEBB Senior Class Motto Committee; Who's Who, Wittiest ; Lettermen Club, Cor. Secretary; Session Room President, Other Offices; Choir; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Marshal. 139 I CHALLENGED TASKS FIRST ROW KATHY LOUISE WEST National Honor Society. Chaplain; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Girl; Girls' State Representative; Promethean Literary Society, Vice President; F.B.L.A., Chaplain. Committee Advisor; Band Board. President. DONNA JEAN WHEELER Clio Literary Society, Sgt.-at-Amis;J.C.L.. Cor. Secretary; Session Room Vice President, Other Offices; Class Offices; Raidercue. MARGARET JUNE WHITE MARIANNE WHITE Mnemosynean Literary Society, Rcc. Secretary. Other Offices; History Class Vice President; Mirror Board, Organizations Editor for Annual Marshal, Head. SECOND ROW RAY ALAN WHITE National Honor Society; Senior Class Day Committee; Junior Class Treasurer; Prom Committee; Owen literary Society, Vice President; Tennis; Session Room President. BARBARA JAN WHITLEY Thespians, Secretary; Mnemosynean Literary Society. Vice President, Other Offices; Mirror Board, Editorial Editor for Newspaper; Session Room Vice President, Other Offices; Roles In Plays. DEBRA JEAN WILLIAMS Homemaker Award; Asiraea Literary Society; Projection Club, Treasurer; French Club, Chaplain; Session Room Hanker; History Class Secretary. DONALD WAYNE WILLIAMS Promoters. Vice President, Cor. Secretary; J.C.L.; Band, Manager, All-City; Marshal. THIRD ROW ELIZABETH LOCKIE WILLIAMS Euphrosyncan Literary Society, Parliamentarian; Session Room Mirror Agent. LINDA ANN WILLIAMS REGINA WILLIAMS THOMAS WENDALL WOO Senior Favorite; Who's Who, “Best Dressed ; Lcttermen Club; Session Room President, Vice President; Choir: Basketball, M.V.P.; Baseball; Football. THEY FELL DEFEATED GIFTS FIRST ROW: Pat Kirkland, Milton Pearce, Susan DeWitt, Ralph Mahan, Diann Canzoneri; SECOND ROW: Dianne McConnell, Ginger Adams, Connie McCall, Gloria Holloway. Gail Godfrey, Rebecca Massey, Paula Sorrells, Veta Jo Taylor. FIRST ROW HOWARD DOUGLAS WOODARD LAWANNA JEAN YEAGER Mncmosynean Literary Society, President; Marshal. RUTH ELAINE WOODS YOTHER, OREAR, SIMS. AND Billy Adair Harry Addic Latdmorc Alexander Robert Allen Bill Arcndale Sonia Aviles Mike Bahr Betty Barker Kayila Barnett John Bennett Brenda Bevelle Shirley Bice Loretta Biddle Deborah Brooks Janet Boyd Loretta Boykins Kathy Bright Jimmy Crimes Teresa Brooker Derrell Brown Ken Brown Lcesthcr Brown Kathy Bryan Glenda Bryant Marvin Bunn James Bur ford Terry Cade Patsy Cal ton Patsy Carpenter Walter Cartledge Jerry Casey Stella Cassimus Cathie Chambers Pat Chambers Raymond Chambers 142 RENO HEAD JUNIOR CLASS Jane Chesnutt Buddy Choat Martha Clayton Michael Cleveland Phyllis Cole Georgie Collins Jerry Collins Brenda Colvin Kathy Couch Major Creer Michael Crum Ricky Cullen Dcloris Dale Jo Ann Davis George Derzis Sherri Dodds Ronny Dover Joy Duncan Sharon Dunn Terri Earley Gerald Edge Karen Ellis Carol Eubank Janet Evans Voncille Evans Patsy1 Ezelle Randy Farley Charles Ford Tommy R. Freeman Mike Frey Kathy Garst Martha Germany Howard Gibson Chris Giles Sharon Glasco Terry Gold Deborah Goodwin 143 JUNIORS HAVE ONE Jerri Griffin Patricia Hall Donna Hamilton Sharon Harper Pat Harrell Patricia Harris Peggy Harris Steve Harris Jo Anne Harrison Freida Hartley Brenda Haynes Wanda Head Randy Hettich Jack Hill Ricky Hill Margaret Hinson Gwendolyn Holt Gail Horsley Mike Horsley Pam Horton Nancy Howdon Jo Ann Howerton Charlie Johnson Karen Johnston Sonia Jones Rrillip Key Riley Kirkland Robert Kirkland 144 MORE MILE TO GO Alfred Knighton Tim Lacey Jackie Lane Lois Lane Monica Landrum Junior Langston Sandra Latham Richard Lawson Bill Leake Donna Learn on Lindy Leask Joann Marino Rosemary Marino Donna Martin Kay Me Anally William McCann Wanda McClain Dianne McClure Deborah McDonald Charlene McKenzie Sandy Miller Teresa Miller Don Millican Claudia Milton Mark Mizzcll Gary Moore Juanita Moore Larry Morgan Michael Morgan Linda Murphy Larry Nelms David Nix Calvin Norris Karen Nuss Karen O'Rear Alma Parker Debbie Peek Ronald Pendley Lynn Pennington Jammie Pockrus Gwendolyn Pope Kenneth Porter Curtis Radford RINGS SYMBOLIZE Dover Ramsey Rhonda Redd Larry Reid John Rcncher Kathy Reno Linda Reynolds Sandra Richardson Kathy Riley Delores Rivers Eddie Robbins Henry Robinson Mary Rush Charles Sanfilippo Pat Sanford Gregory Scott Jimmy Scott Rachel Shields David Shorn Jane Sims Marilyn Siragusa Kathy Sissa Brenda Smith Candus Smith Gloria Smith Teresa Smith Clarice Smothers Luckic Snyder Jeanne Sosebee Donna South Joe Standridge Ginny Stodghill Donny Stone Nancy Stough Veronica Sutton Mary Taylor Susan Tennant Karen Thomas Rhonda Thomas Raymond Thrift Janice Tidwell Deborah Toney James Tortorici Mickey Tyler Roger Tyler Sissy Tyler Joyce Tyree Pat Tyus Linda Vaughn Dennis Vest 146 CLASQ OF 71 Troy Vest Mary Virciglio Bobby Wakefield David Walker Mildred Walker Richard Walters Tommy Walters Rose Warner Charlene Wamick Sylvia Wamick Jacqueline Warren Robin Washburn Stanley Welborn Gwendolyn White Jolaync Williams Pam Worsham Mickey Wroten Billy Wyatt Jane Yarbrough Alton Yother Vancesa Yow 147 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES ARE RUSSELL Tony Adamson Paul Adaway Steve Akers William Alexander Dwight Attaway Brenda Austin Sharon Austin Brenda Avery Debra Banks Henry Banks Constance Barnes Patricia Barnes Mike Barnett Jackie Beau ford Christine Bell Delphinc Belcher Linda Bellamy Jo Anne Belvin Doris Bennett Janice Bennett Michael Berry Cathy Betts Ulysses Betts Debbie Black Faye Blackmon Randy Boatright Cynthia Bolden Gregory Boykins Sandra Branham Carole Brasher Opal Brazeale Randolph Brock Donna Brooks Catherine Brown Charles Brown Christine Brown Jay Brown Toni Brown Kathy Brownlee Faye Bryant Martha Bryant Debbie Bums Vincent Bush Mike Byars Roy Cagle Jackie Cameron Nita Cameron Cathy Cantrell Ramona Cantrell Ray Cantrell Janice Cassenta Allen Caton Kathy Chambers Raymond Christian Romero Christian Janie Churchwell Wanda Cole David Collins Elaine Cook Pat Cook Mark Cornelius Ann Costlow Mike Costner Marian Couch Sharon Cranfield Ricky Creel 149 SOPHOMORES ARE A Joyce Cross Susan Crawford Cleveland Dale Janies Daniel Steven Daniel Olivia Daniels Clarence Dates Randy Davis Sherry Davis Larry Dean Keith DeMonia Margaret Dobson Adrenia Dodd Robbie Dunn Larry East Tommy Edwards William Enright Gayle English John Evans Marie Evans Yvonne Evans Catliy Fields William Fields Robert Florence Willie Forrest Nickcy Fortunis Shirley Foster Mike Franklin Vanessa Frazier Lee Gaillard Debbie Gallimore Doug Gamble Vanessa Garrett Carolyn Gibson Desdemona Giles Tony Gilmer Larry Glenn Joey G las son Homer Golden Deborah Gooden Alfredia Gordon Bobbie Gosdin Jermell Grace Patsy Graham Paula Graham Hazel Gratton Connie Grayson Billy Greer Jo Ann Greer 150 THAT IN BETWEEN AGE Chuck Griffith Alvcrna Guyton James Hammonds Roosevelt Hampton Jane Harris Stephen Harris Theresa Harris Vernona Harris Wanda Harris Pat Harrison Terri Harrison Robert Haskell Ronald Haywood Bonnie Hcer Danny Helms Riley Henderson Jeanette Herring Darlene Hill Marcia Hill James Hinson Betty Hodges Steve Holliday Sam Hollon Eddie Hood Brenda Home Diane Horsley Oscar Huey Charles Humphries Miariam Hunt Randy Hutchings Pat Hutto Ray Isbell Billie Jackson Dcloris Jackson Johnny Jackson Larry J ackson Richard Jackson Twanda James Theresa Jarman SOPHS FOLLOW Annette Johnson Elaine Johnson Harold Johnson Norris Johnson Tana Johnson Wandra Johnson Linda Jolley Allen Jones Bessine Jones Claudia Jones Don Jones Judy Jones Willie Jones Bruce Jordan Karen Kauhn Barbara Kendrick Larty K ing Mark Knighton Carlettc Lane Harold Langston Victor Lanier Alex Lawley Audrey Layton Mary Lcask Rozita LeNard Deborah Lett Ada Lewis William Linson Debbie Long Johnny Lorino Jerry Lowe Patricia Lowe Joyce Lykcs Linda Maddox Ramona Maddox Jimmy Madonia Ramona Mar bury Allen Maull Ralph Mayes Patti McCain Virginia McCray Frank McCurtis Beth McDaniel Dan McEachern Brenda McGhee Edwin McGiboney Eddie McKenzie Annie McKinnon Glenda McNeal 152 LATEST FASHIONS Vicki Me Neal Rebecca Mcdlock Mlml Miles Diane Millar Randy Miller Thomasene Millhousc Dora Mitchell Barnetta Montgomery Cordell Montgomery Alfred Moore Bruce Moore Thelma Moore James Morgan Anthony Morris Peggy Morris Jenny Morton Sammy Munyer Patricia Murphy Elvcrt Muse Judy Naramore Ginger Nations Nolan Ncvels Adrienne O’Neal Johnny O'Rear Linda Orton Robert Parks Cylctha Patrick Gail Pauley Pam Payne Charles Pearson Michael Pee Donna Ftendlcy Judy Perkins Ronald Peterson James Phartis Jim Phillips Ronnie Phillips 153 SOPHOMORES Alice Pierce Ricky Pierce Samuel Pierce Darryl Poe Doris Pope Rebecca Posey Debra Bowe Russell Pruitt Angenett Rancher Tony Ransom Pamela Reaves Ray Reid Judy Reno Cynthia Richardson Mary Riley Rhonda Ritch Linda Robbins Jeannie Robertson Sandra Robertson Sammy Roddy Frank Russell Henry Sales Ray Salter Arthur Sasscvillc William Schneider Jeffrie Scott Ottice Scott Anita Sewell Jimmy Silmon Alice Sims Roger Sims Henrietta Singleton Edwin Smith Hiram Smith Teresa Smith Victor Smith Paula Snodgrass Angela Spratt Marie Stanley Dwight Staples Elaine Starks Penny Stillwell Jeanette Studamire 154 TRY HARDER Melvin Swanger Richard Swinford Denise Sykes Joe Tarantino Floretta Teague Carol Terry Benny Thackcrson Betty Thomas Donny Thomason Rodney Threadgill Ray Threatt Jim Tidmore Steven Toothaker Yolanda Townes Tyrone Townsend Gloria Tripp Wilda Tucker Mary Jane Veal Debra Ware Mablc Washington Phillip Watson Tommy Waugh Lynn Weaver Ronald Webster Tim Wharton Gale Whatley Ray Whidby Janet Whitworth Ricky Whitworth Margaret Wilhite Carl Wilkcrson Janice Williams Libby Williams Roosevelt Williams Keith a Wilkins Earl Wilson Kathy Wilson Wilbert Wilson Abraham Woods Sharon Woods William Woolscy Anthony Yarbrougl David Yeager Michelle York Debbie Young Elaine Young Loretta Young Zsa Zsa Yow Beth Zbinden 155 Doug Adcrhold Vanessa Allen Vicki Allen Vcleria Anderson Lillie Arcliibald Sieve Arcndale Harold Atkins John Atkins Eric Avery Eddie Baker Deborah Ballard Alice Barranco Patricia Barrow Jeff Bauman Loretta Bellamy Bonnie Benson Thcophilus Benson Nicki Bettinger Brenda Bishop Ricky Blackwood Deborah Boike Judy Boyd Sandra Boyd Audrey Brantley Randy Bright Elaine Brown Geraldine Brown Norma Brown Randy Burnett Steven Cagle Janice Carr Deborah Carter Jo Ann Caton Ronnie Caton Yolanda Chambers Billy Chandler Ruby Chandler Gail Christian Holley Clark Terrye Cleveland Kenneth Clifton Alvin Cloud Jimmie Coley 156 EMPTY HALL COME TO LIFE Michele Collins Charles Conway Randy Cooper Eartha Cotton Gale Cotton Sherryl Cotton Sherry Crawford Roger Crouch Douglas Crowe Thcophlus Davis Randy De Jar nett Dessa Dennis Shelia Dennis Shirley Dixon Angelyn Drake Maria Drakos Hank Duncan Cynthia Ensor Sherry Evans Mary Faniel Claudia Ferguson Cynthia Fitts Frank Flanagan Steve Florence Tim Forrester Wallace Fortenberry Barbara Foster Ronnie Fowler Ben Franklin Sheila Frazier Carolyn Freeman Connie Frey Debbie Galbrcath Sharon Gardner Mike Garner Dianne Gousby Elizabeth George Othello Giles Patricia Gilliam Paula Gilmore Nina Godscy Noel Gordon Barbara Graham 157 FR08H ELECT FAVORITES Lillie Graham Jo Ann Gregg Diane Hall Jan Hall Dorira Hamilton Carolyn Hammell Cathy Harden Peggie Hardy Marilyn Harrington Mattie Hasberry Arthur Hawkins Richard Hawkins Jeffrey Hayes Tony Hayes Randy Hays Law ana Head Patricia Henderson Lorino Hendricks Kathy Hill Phyllis Hill Deborah Hinton Kathy Hinton Mattie Hinton Joyce Hire Judy Hitt Jacquelyn Hobson Adel Holmes Abraham Holt Eunice Holt Jo Ann Horton Milton House Glenda Howard Steve Howard Norman Hyatt Linda Isbell Kay Ivey Barbara Jackson Charles Jackson Ann Jefferson 158 RICHARD HAWKINS AND BELINDA KIRKLAND James Jenkins Charlotte Johnson Ivy Johnson Joseph Jolmson Tony Johnson Vanessa Johnson Yvonne Johnson Phillip Johnston Samuel Jolly Doris Jones Nora Jones Raymond Jones Willis Jones Mike Kelly Cheryl King Janice King Belinda Kirkland Cindy Kitchens Sherry Landers Tommy Langston Phillip Lawson Russell Leitch Andrea Lenard Yolanda Lenard John Leslie Phyllis Leslie Brenda Long Earnest Long Wayne Long John Looney Norma Maddox Benita Manuel Connie Marshall Sandra Martin Sandra E. Martin Joy Marcus Phyllis Mason Bernard Mays Ronald McCall 159 FRESHMEN LEARN THE Mike Me Johns ton Ron Me Knight Thomas McMahon Cynthia McPherson Gerald McWilliams Darlene Mealer Cynthia Merritt Gardenia Merritt Tony Mickle Ramsey Miller Moya Mom an Danny Moore Dexter Moore Earsie Moore Cathy Morgan Nancy Morgan Janet Moss Samuel Motley Billy Mullins Robert Muse Claudette Myles Bruce Naramore Vanessa Nevels Louis Oddo Becky Ogle tree Gwendolyn Oliver Joyce Ollie Alfred Orton Jack O'Rear Linda Osby Wanda Palmer Ftggy Pate Robbie Patterson Stanley Patterson Mike Paulin Sara Phillips Mary ft llnitz Bonnie Pope Brenda Prcstridge 160 IMPORTANCE OF QTUDY Roy Prestridgc Wanda Prince Jeannic Ray Sharon Ray Sheila Ray Slicrry Ray Cathy Reed Dcrnarise Reed Linda Reed Lynn Reese Allan Rivers Durwood Roberts Rebecca Roberts Patty Robertson Loretta Robinson Janet Rylant George Scott Gerri Seale Clarence Shelby Linda Shew Alan Silvers Terry Simpkins Richard Sims Debra Singleton Susan Slstrunk Danny Smith Donnie Smith Dorothy Smith Joan Smith Sharon Smith Tommie Smith Marilyn Soscbee Dennis Spencer Linda Springer Sylvia Staton Donna Statum Richard Stegall Gay Stephens Gordon Stephens Dwight Story Anne Swartz Kathy Taylor Linder Taylor Retia Taylor Anita Terry Yvonne Thine Deborah Thomas TI'«eodorc Thomas Vanessa Thomas 161 Debbie Thompson Cynthia Thornton Debra Tidwell Vicki Tillman Cheryl Toney Tim Trowbridge Larry Trammell Linda Tucker Wanda Tyree Vanessa Vaughan Geneva Walker Phyllis Walker Debra Walton Bill Warren Cheryl Washburn Barbara Washington Rosemary Washington Donna Watkins Maggie Webb Duska Williams Rhonda Williams Shirley Williams Tommy Williams Pamela Willis Linda Wilson Vend a Winston Sandra Womack Paul Woo Brenda Woods Deborah Wooten Patty Wootten James Wright Dianne Ycldcll Michael Ycldell AGE OF INNOCENCE ENDS 162 I'd Like to Buy . . . 11 After school, after the game, after a date -or just any time. Gramma's Drive-in is the place to go for good food. Raceway Auto Parts, the transplants experts, can replace anything. RACEWAY AUTO PARTS, INC. 3115 - 12th Ave. No. Ph. 251-1256 GRAMMAS’ DRIVE-IN 2323-5th Ave. No. Ph. 252-3198 Looking for a birthday card, Betty Barker knows that a good place to go is Lew Murray Drugs. LEW MURRAY DRUGS 3130 - 12th Ave. No. Ph. 254-3136 When the fishing season starts, Jermell Grace naturally heads to Buddy Sparks Hardware first. BUDDY SPARKS HARDWARE CO. INC. IM 2520 - 31st Ave. No. Ph. 251-0561 Virciglio's serves with a family atmosphere. VIRCIGLIO’S BI-RITE DELICATESSEN Store No. 1 718 - 8th Ave. No. Ph. 252-2913 Store No. 2 301 9th Court No. Ph. 252-9327 Rachmaninoff or any kind of rock - both sound great on Forbes pianos. FORBES PIANO CO. 1914 - 4th Ave. No. Ph. 251-4154 Whether it's that all important engagement ring or just a high school charm, you can find just what you want at Perkins Jewelers. PERKINS JEWELERS 3004 - 27th Street No. Ph. 251-5676 See eye-to-eye with Jack Campbell Opticians. JACK CAMPBELL OPTICIANS Ground Floor Woodward Building Ph. 252-5135 Girl, team, fun, friends, even studying - all go better refreshed. Coca-Cola, never too sweet, gives that special zing. . . refreshes best. things go better.i .-with Coke • � « «••• £ CRAWFORD JOHNSON CO. 3301 - 11th Ave. No. At Warren Drugs you get service with a smile. WARREN DRUGS 3000 - 12th Ave. No. Ph. 251-6213 Yarbrough's cars can withstand any test! YARBROUGH MOTOR COMPANY 31st Ave. and 26th Street No. Ph. 324-4472 166 Bill Lawrence was a familiar reminder of the important part Belmont Studios played in the production of the 1970 Mirror. BELMONT STUDIOS 214 1 2 North 18th Street Ph. 324-5026 167 Home of good gas and fast service. GLENN HOUSER TEXACO SERVICE 3020 - 12th Avenue No. Ph. 322-0895 If it won't work take it to the best. PATTERSON RADIO T.V. SERVICE 1225 Vanderbilt Rd. Ph. 324-0851 Hamburgers taste better when OLLIE’S RESTAURANT Serving the north side for 45 years. 2520 - 30th Ave. No. Clean and well-pressed clothes are essential for a neat appearance. PEARSON’S CLEANERS 2717 - 30th Ave. No. Ph. 251-8148 251-8149 168 Let South Central Bell show you the same career opportunities that Judy Cameron found there. SOUTH CENTRAL BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 169 JASPER MATTRESS CO. 711 - 19th Street Ensley Ph. 785-2450 Everybody knows that for the rest of your life you should use a Jasper mattress. Jobe Rose can help you on any gift-giving occasion, in business since 1902. JOBE a? ROSE 1918 - 3rd Ave. No. Ph. 324-6521 2830 Culver Road, Mt. Brook Ph. 871-0373 Enjoy the convenience of ordering magazines in your own home on your own time. FAMILY PUBLICATIONS SERVICE 406 Frank Nelson Building Ph. 328-8710 Mr. Jerry Morrow, Manager 170 Come in and browse to your heart's content at Smith and Hardwick Book Store. SMITH AND HARDWICK BOOK STORE 406 - 20th Street No. Ph. 251-6838 172 173 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Everything in the past died yesterday; everything in the future was born today. The key to the future will be molded from the youthful minds of today. It must be kept free from tarnish and misuse. If one door should be shut surely God will help us open another -therein lies the future. Take the first step ... 176