Sansom High School - Talisman Yearbook (Alabama City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1970 volume:

TALISMAN Emma Sansom High Qchool Gadsden, Alabama CONTENTS . . . Activities . . . 88 Faculty ... 130 Personalities ... 1 58 Classes ... 192 4 LET IT BE KNOWN . THIS IS LISTEN to the WARM 8 . . . the feeling of LOVE the year that BLACK CREEK . . . Coach Gary Muskett DEDICATION To bring o group of boys together, each as different as night and day, and creating in them one lone idea . . . that being a TEAM ... is all in a day's work for a coach. He must be a man of ex- treme durability, patience, and spirit. We, the students of Emma Sansom, are proud to say that there is such a man and in appreciation for all his contribu- tions to the school and its activities, we dedicate this, our 1970 TALISMAN, in honor of COACH GARY MUSKETT. One Loss Mars Faultless E.S.H. Record FIRST ROW: Mike Chitwood, Bobby Browning, Jimmy Conwell. Jomes Amos, Pody Eosterwood, Donny Freemon, Jeff Inman, Philip Bowen, Donnie Kimbril, Gory McFarland, Mike Hawkins, Thomas Usry, Chris Mielke, and Donny Melson. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Bulger, Larry Thompson, Mike Barron, David Byrum, Larry Pep- pers, John Bone, Charlie S monton, Jimmy Snow, Don Nichols, Wes Sharpton, Paul Bradford. Pat Ayres, Larry Ingram, Butch Oaks, Ronald Moore 3rd ROW Cooch Lynn Thompson, Head monoger Keith Thompson, Willie Brown, Roland Conwell, Cornelius Lily, Cory Herndon, Tom Melson, Curtis Jones, Jimmy Peppers, Gary Hil- derbrand, Jerry McNutt, Charles Davidson, Eddie Elkins, Coach Jerry Thompson 4th ROW: Danry Kimble, Hosea Guice, Mike Duddley, Fred Grey. Johnny Harris, Russ Bulger. Bob Coley, Melvin Heard, Dennis Suggs, Kenneth Hayme, Fred Colvin, Mike Chapman, Les Traylor, Herman Jones. 22 LEFT: Cooch Bulger gives flanker Gory MacForland valuable information to bring bock to the huddle BELOW: Cooch Bulger seems to get very frustrated when things don't go right 23 Black Creek Rises . . . Tigers Drown; Rebels Win! Before a capacity crowd of over 11,000 the Emma Sansom REBELS come to the stadium with one thought in mind ... to defeat the Gadsden Tigers. And defeat they did! The purple and gold vested REBELS completely dom- inated the game and won a decisive victory over the Ti- gers . . . 14-6. The first score of the evening came in the first quarter when quarterback, Bobby Browning, raced into the end zone from the eight yard line. Easterwood's kick split the uprights and Sansom led 7-0 REBELS' second touchdown came in the second quar- ter when Larry Thompson caught a Browning pass and ran it all the way for the score. Again Easterwood’s point was good and the REBELS enjoyed a 14-0 halftime ad- vantage. Tigers attempted a last half comeback but an inspired effort by the entire defensive team preserved this victory for the REBS. Tight end, Kenneth Hoynie, plunging forward over Godsden defenders, goins needed yardage Outstanding REBEL quarterback, Bobby Browning, runs around the Gadsden defense for REBELS first touchdown. 24 ABOVE: Lorry Thompson grabs gamewinning touchdown pass that gave Sansom a 14-6 victory over arch-rival, Gadsden. LEFT: Star running bock, Daniel Kimble, keeps the offense moving with breathtaking runs such os this. LAST MINUTE FIELD GOAL RESULTS IN WIN OVER MINOR . . . 16-13 Pody Easterwood kicked a 32 yard field goal with only 10 seconds left to play to lift the Rebels to a 16-13 victory over a tough team from Minor. The game was close all the way and victory was not assured until the final seconds. ■The Rebels showed a great deal of pride and determination by coming back for this important win. EMMA SANSOM ROLLS TO 28-6 VIC- TORY OVER OXFORD Although a continous driving rain dampened the playing surface, it did not dampen the Rebel's spirit. They continued these winning ways in a bril- liant fashion by beating a strong Ox- ford team 28-6. Danny Kimble and Kenneth Haynie shared the scoring honors with two touchdowns apiece. (As a result of this Rebels were rated Number 1 in the state of Alabama.) RIGHT: Rebel kicker Pody Easterwood loosens up in pre-game warm-ups. BELOW: Jimmy Peppers and Gary MacParland watch as the referee flips the coin. 26 NO. 1 REBELS WIN AGAIN, BLANK CARV- ER 20-0 The state's number one team, the Emma Sansom Rebels showed why they are just that by bouncing a hard hitting team of Carver Wildcats 20-0. The Rebels could not get things going at first but finally won a decisive victory for the 4th straight win of the year. REBELS CONTINUE BURNING PACE, SMASH RINGGOLD 41-0. The Emma Sansom Rebels displayed an explosive offensive team and an indestructi- ble defensive unit as they scored a season high 41 points and maintained their second straight shut-out. The Rebels played error- less football throughout the contest and were never threatened by the Ringgold Ti- gers as they coasted to their fifth victory. LEFT Rebel halfbock Jimmy Conwell appears to be headed for o touchdown os he breaks a tackle m the Etowah gome BELOW: Browning finds himself at the bottom of the pile but is was worth it as the Rebels score their first touchdown in the Anniston game 27 REBELS DELIGHT HOMECOMING CROWD WITH 26-12 TRIUMPH OVER ANNISTON It was a great night for football, but only if you were from Rebel land. From the opening kick-off the Rebels dominated the football game. The first two times they got the ball they scored 14 points. All state halfback Danny Kimble along with strong assistance from Gary MacFarland paving the road for the Rebs' 6th victory in as many starts. ETOWAH SHOCKS SANSOM, SCORES 24-14 COMEBACK VIC- TORY The stage was set for the game of the year between the state's No. 1 and No. 2 place teams, Emma Sansom vs. Etowah, both teams un- defeated, untied through 6 games. The Rebels jumped off to a good start and went ahead 7-0. By half- time the Rebels were in control 14-7. When the 2nd half started so did Etowah. They played good football and the Rebels could not contain them. Etowah won the football game dealing the Rebels their first defeat. Although the Reb- els hod lost a battle they would not lose the war, they were winners, and there would be another day. RIGHT: Kimble shown making o tockle as he comes up from his safely position BELOW: R bel s halfback Danny Kimble lunges for- ward m on tftempt to score a touchdown. 28 1 REBELS GET BACK ON WINNING ROAD, CRUSH ALBERTVILLE 33-0 The Rebels proved they could come bock even after defeat and they did it in a big way by crushing the Albertville Aggies 33-0. They played an inspired football game as they won their 7th game. The defensive unit headed by Jeff Inman and Jimmy Peppers led the way for another outstanding perform- ance. REBELS WIN AGAIN, STOP JACK- SONVILLE 20-6 Once again the Rebels were forced to play in the rain and the mud but that did not stop the Rebels . . . Danny Kimble scored two touchdowns and ran for 100 yards in only 13 tries. Because of the bad playing conditions, the Reb- els couId not produce as many points as they could have otherwise. But still they slipped and slid to their 8th victory. LEFT: Bobby Browning is watching ond waiting be- cause it s left up to the defense now. BELOW: Reb- el's split-end Lorry Thompson is finally tackled after he ron for o long gam in the Godsden gome 79 FORGET PLAY-OFFS . . . REBELS-DEVILS TIE Before a capacity crowd the Rebels and the Devils played the long awaited rematch in the snow. Etowah was 9-0 . . . Sansom was 8-1. A Devil victory would assure them a state play-off berth. But the Rebels had other ideas. Etowah led 7-0 at halftime but before the game's end the Reb- els had scored to tie the game at 7-7. The tie did not satisfy the Rebels but it did accomplish what we set out to do. And so was the end of the 1969-70 football season. The best season the Rebels have had in some time. And now that it's over we can look back and be proud. Be proud of our team, be proud of our school, be proud of our pride. We can hold our heads high and remember forever the year of the REBEL! RIGHT: Fred Colvin shows os some of his fine tackling which he practices on a mem- ber of the Etowah football team BELOW: Defensive standouts Jimmy Peppers. Gory Hilderbrond, Fred Colvin, and Danny Freeman plon their strategy as they take a break during a gome. RIGHT: Defensive stor Jeff Inman has a sideline conference with the Cooch during a time- out. BELOW: As always there were many enthusiastic fons who come to all the games to support their Rebels. BELOW LEFT Words could not explain the emotions of guord Donnie Kimbnl as he experiences the horshness of the game. BELOW RIGHT: Defensive linebacker Danny Freeman closes in to make a tockle, Jimmy Peppers is shown coming up to give help. 31 Determination Provides foi Cooch Holt points out o mistake in the team's ploy. He hos been known for his many winning teams. A-Team Basketball Players — FIRST ROW: Eddie Brown, monoger, John Hicks; manoger, Danny Kimble; Gory Archer, Anthony Goddis, Terry Coo per, Phillip Penland, monoger. SECOND ROW; Cooch Gory Muskett, Gary Ashley, Steve Small, Thomas Usry, Jimmy Snow, Billy Anderson, Denne Moore, James Green, Eddie Elkins. Cooch Walter Holt. SI an Exciting Season! i Disgusted Gory Ashley is chorqed with a tout. Sansom . . . 64 Section . . . SEASON S RESULTS . 61 Etowah ... 59 Sansom . . . ... 49 Butler .... 60 Sansom . 63 Scottsboro ... 51 Sansom . . . ... 67 Scottsboro . 54 Sansom . 70 Anniston ... 65 Sansom . . . ... 74 Carver.... 72 Sansom . 61 Albertville ... 67 Sansom . . . ... 56 Gadsden . . 58 Sansom . 56 Jacksonville . . . . ... 54 Sansom . . . ... 68 Glencoe. . . 46 Sansom . 64 Gadsden . . . 73 Sansom . . . ... 65 Etowah . . . 69 Sansom . 68 Section ... 65 Sansom . . . ... 51 Huntsville • 69 Sansom . 58 Butler ... 56 Sansom . . . ... 64 Carver •• . 75 Sansom 61 Cobb . . . 71 Sansom . . . ... 57 Albertville . 72 Sansom 82 Anniston ••• . . . ... 68 Sansom . . . . ... 81 Oxfrvrl 67 Sansom 54 Etowah . . . 56 • Invitational, •• NEAC Tournament, Regional Tournament 33 Purple and Gold in Action RIGHT: Steve Smoll pulls down rebound for the Rebels in the first game against Godsden High BELOW RIGHT: Eddie Elkins tips rebound to anoth- er Sansom player. BELOW: Dennis Moore looks for an opening in opposing team's defense while bnnqng ball down court. RIGHT: Towering above his offenders. Moore shows great style os he shoots for two. Immediate- ly BELOW; Moc Helms, a peoceful student, watches os the Rebels pull out a close one FAR BELOW: Coach Holt relays his famous strategy to attentive Sansom players. SEASON S RESULTS B TEAM Sansom . . . 94 Section 60 Sansom . . . ... 45 Butler 88 Sansom . . . ... 75 Scottsboro .... 87 Sansom . . . ... 60 Carver 73 Sansom . . . ... 67 Gadsden 68 Sansom . . . ... 74 Glencoe 51 Sansom . . . ... 70 Etowah 68 Sansom .. . ... 76 Albertville . . . . 60 Sansom . . . ... 87 Oxford 33 Sansom . . . ... 69 Etowah ... 53 Sansom . . . ... 45 Scottsboro . . .. ... 69 Sansom . . . ... 74 Anniston ... 36 Sansom . . . ... 62 Albertville .... ... 60 Sansom . . . ... 62 Jacksonville . . . . . 35 Sansom . . . ... 75 Gadsden ... 68 Sansom . . . ... 67 Section ... 49 Sansom . . . ... 54 Butler ... 61 Sansom . . . ... 83 Cobb ... 74 B” Team Basketball Improves Cooch Gory Musket, who has on outstanding record with the B-teom, tells Terry Cooper how to ploy his mon. BELOW B-Teom Basketball Players — FIRST ROW Terry Love. Edwin Clayton. Mike Chapman. Tom Melson, David Clayton, David Kelly. SECOND ROW Cooch Gory Muskett, Ken Williams. Roy Pruett. Gary Wilder, Jimmy Holston. Ralph Williams, Ken Bynum, Doug Mo- lock, Eddie Brown. • 37 Younger Team Looks Ahead LEFT: Ken Bynum odds two points to the score os Sonsom defeats the Etowah B team. BELOW: Mike Chapman goes above an opposing player to pull down a Sonsom rebound. ABOVE LEFT: Roy Pruett shoots over on Etowah player successfully for two points ABOVE MIDDLE: Jimmy Holston comes down with o rebound while Roger Dewberry screens an opposing player ABOVE RIGHT: Gory Wilder trys frantically to steal the ball without committing a foul. LEFT: Sonsom students watch os the B team runs away with the opposing team 39 DON THURMOND - Rebel 1970 Cheerleaders - FIRST ROW Beth Mayo. Janet Dolahite. Vicki Burnham. SECOND ROW: Shirley Robertson, head cheerleader, Bengie Rowe, and Diane Pruett DIANE PRUETT — Senior Cheerleaders 1969-70 BENGIE ROWE - Senior VICKI BURNHAM - Junior JANET DOIAHITE - Junior BETH MAYO - Junior Boy's Trock Teom — FIRST ROW: Joe Morgan, Nick Pendley, David Byrum. SECOND ROW: Al Nosh, Edwin Clayton. THIRD ROW: Den- nis Suggs, Paul Bradford. FOURTH ROW: Gary Hilderbrond, Darnel Kimble. FIFTH ROW: Barry Wilder, Jimmy Conwell. SIXTH ROW: Joe Lemons, Robert Williams, Tom Mel son, Jerry Wmborn. John Thrasher, Cornelius Lily, Mike Dudley, Mike Chapman, David Clay- ton. Boys' Track Encourages Participation ABOVE: Daniel Kimble ex- hibits form which won 1st place for him in track LEFT: David Clayton shows much experience in running the hurdles. 42 -4a� Girls' Track and Volleyball Team Up RIGHT: Diane Lumpkin seems to en|oy running the hurdles. FAR RIGHT: Carol Griffith shows the terrific ef- fort which she used to win 1st place in the softball throw. BELOW: Volleyball Team - FIRST ROW Glenda Usry, Nancy Morgan, Rita Wimpee. Myra Womack. SECOND ROW Mrs. Nettie Robinson, Rebecca Ponder, Sheila Johnson, Carolyn Griffith, Judy McDaniel, Elizabeth Simmons, Janice Sherrell, Janice Watts. Girls Track Team — FIRST ROW: Cynthia Philpot, Hattie Johnson, Carolyn Carlisle, Cynthia Cowan, Mary Dates, Brenda Whitfield. Cathy Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Betty White, Pamela Roden, Alice Kimble. Peggy Ash, Elizabeth Simmons, Kathy Keys. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Georgia Harris. Janice Sherrell, Myra Woods. Donna Terry, Corolyn Griffith, Diane Lumpkin, Mrs. Nettie Robinson. 43 Rebs Win . . . State Baseball Champions rjL i Tiv' W . si .Is K w v' 'X 1 Baseball Team - FIRST ROW Roy Pruett. Terry Cooper, Danny Bryant. Phillip Bowen, Doug Molock, John Bone, Barry Brown. SECOND ROW Gary Wilder, Johnny Synder. Danny Stowers, Pody Eosterwood. M.ke Carroll, Joey Neal, Danny Parris. THIRD ROW Wesley Sharpton, Phil Pen land, Bobby Browning, Randy Watts. Gary McFarland. Jeff Inman FOURTH ROW: Coach Gory Muskett, Coach Doyle Johns. Russ Bulger. John Stephens, Eddie Elkins, Jimmy Snow, lovoy Gaither, Kenneth Hayme. Mgr Gary Anderson ■AsS In the first game of the North Alabama Championship against Ramsey of Birmingham, Rebel boserunner Bobby Browning is thrown out on a good play by the opponent There seems to be o host of very |ub.lont players os the State Champions. Emma Sansom, w.n the North Alabama Championship Complete dedica tion, confidence, hard work, and the will to win were the reasons the Rebels went on to become the best high school baseball team in Alabama Rebel coach. Gary Muskett, provided the kind of leadership Sansom star first baseman. J,m Snow displays swing that led the Rebels in bat- and know how necessary to prodoce a winner ting all three of his varsity years. 45 Catcher, Eddie Elkins, who was voted the most valuable player in the State tournament will be back next year and is expected to go far in the sport. Rebs Enjoy a Terrific Season Several members of the team take it easy os they watch their teammates win another game. At one time or another every member of the team was important. Junior relief pitcher, Roy Pruett, came in many times to help save some games for the Rebels He will be relied on heavily next yeor Senior relief pitcher, Mike Carroll, was an in- spirational contribution in the Rebel s cham- pionship. Sonsom outfielder, Jeff Inman, was one of the most valuable Rebels. His ability os on outfielder, along with Davoy Gaither and Wesley Shorpton, helped bring the Rebels home with the winning trophy. Rebel second baseman, Gary McFarland, was easily one of the most important players on the team. His speed, fielding ability, and hitting were mam strong points in the Rebel attack. Won 1 7, Lost 4! Rebel batter. John Stephens, was a starting p.tcher Rebel hurler, Danny Pams was a valuable asset to the Rebel pitching staff Being the only who won many important games through the state left handed senior pitcher, he won several important games his three years at Sonsom. tournament. Browning 1 s+ Round Pick for Cardinals ABOVE FOUR PICTURES: Rebel star pitcher, Bobby Browning dis- plays form that gave him an out- standing record of 8 wins and no losses. RIGHT: Sansom outfielder, Ken Haynie, came through with several key hits. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rebel players proudly display their trophy to Mayor Les Gili- land. FAR RIGHT: Proud coaches, Gary Muskett and Doyle Johns re- ceive awards from the mayor. 1970 BASEBALL SEASON Sansom Opponent 8 Carver.............................q 0 Mtn Brook..........................4 6 Mtn Brook..........................0 17 Boaz...............................3 6 Gadsden............................2 1 Albertville........................9 8 Carver.............................j 2 Etowah.............................$ 6 Fort Payne.........................1 5 Gadsden............................] AREA 16 DOUBLE ELIMINATION TOURNAMENT 11 Fort Payne.........................2 3 Guntersville.......................) 1 Etowah.............................0 0 Etowah.............................2 6 Etowah.............................) STATE TOURNAMENT 6 Lee of Huntsville..................] 9 Dora...............................2 6 Ramsey of Birm.....................4 3 Ramsey of Birm.....................0 4 Shaw of Mobile.....................2 5 Shaw of Mobile.....................3 Won 17 Lost 4 48 ORGANIZATIONS Extra Practice Creates Flutes and Clarinets - FIRST ROW Teresa Minion, Rita Burns. Alicia Kidd. Jackie Duncan. Patsy Owens, Lynn Vice. Lenora Cornutt, Debra Wall, Jeanette Perry, Robin Ball, Melissa Boll. SECOND ROW; Beth Linn. Wanda White, Melissa Duncan, Dionne McRae, Kathy Phillips, Alice MacMillan, Susan Maples, Regma Rickies. Becky Cagle. Nancy Self. Debra Wooten. Debbie Thrasher. Coro Lou Relford. Den.se Cornutt THIRD ROW Becky Noles. Mane Walker, Betty Copeland, Fred Atkinson, Martha Odell. Margaret Siscoe, Elizabeth Rodcliffe, Bengi Rowe, Donna Brown, Mon.e Wrenn, Barbara Tucker Trumpets — FIRST ROW: Tony Nichols, Richard Flood. Lynn Allison, Kenneth Denim, David Westmoreland, Johnny Neal, Barry Turner, Anita Strewn, Debra Davenport SECOND ROW Benny Cline. Maurice Weaver, Michael Morgan, Alec Mmcey, Dewoyne Allen, Tommy Early, Glenn Dalton. Debra Bohannon. Rickey Peek THIRD ROW Mary Fonn Braeseal, Benny Leverton, Marc Limbaugh, Rickey Anderson. Terry Sweeney, Yolande Stephens, Carol Wogner, Gory Bowman 52 a Winning Band Trombones, Soxophones, Basses, Baritones — FIRST ROW: James Kelton, Cynthia Rutherford, Pam Davis, Penny Riggms, Debbie Warnick. Janice Turner, Marilyn Morgan, Debbie Hockmsmith, Edna Rosser, Danny Stewart, Jeff Davis. SECOND ROW Sherry Gunter, Cathy Countryman. Phylis Sexton, Jan Roberson, Sonny Kidd, Mike Underwood, Perry Tigue, Dana Little, Fielding Martin, Brent Guthrie, Gary Coley, Richard Roper THIRD ROW Rickey Bear den. Wayne Ballard, Billy Stonecypher, Rickey Minor, Richard Roberson, Frank Thompson, Keith Hunt, Dole Cooper Drummers — KNEELING: Nancy Yorbough, Pam Jacobs STANDING: Judy King, Richard Patterson, Jerry Winters, David Nichols, Steve Regan, Richard Aery, Russell Johnson. Chuck Thompson, Johnny Snider 53 RIGHT: Drum-Mo|orette. Vicki Games displays some of her brilliant showmanship BELOW Mr Rip Reagan exhibits the stern hand used while directing the Rebel band. FAR BELOW: Rebel band marches in the homecoming parade. 54 Proud Bandsmen Make for an Exciting Performance LEFT: Flog-Carriers — Sherry Lumpkin. Joon Stapleton, Susan Cornutt, Susan Duncan; Head-Flag, Domo Bowen, Diane Marks, (not pictured) Ella Ruth Smith. BELOW: Majorettes — Vicki Gaskin, Susan Gray, Kathy Stedham, Paulo Ratliff, Theresa Brown, Jackie Wof- ford. Heod-Ma|orette FAR BELOW: The Rebel Band is shown during one of its famous circle drill formations. Goldentones Liven Qchool Programs Rebelettes - FIRST ROW: Delam Porrish, Becky Goodson. Cindy Tilley. SECOND ROW: Pam Glenn. Yo- landa Stephens. Mrs. Murphy. Sponsor; Marie Roebuck, Gwen Addison. Goldentones - FIRST ROW Angelo Chastain, Patricio Burton, K.m LeCroy. Alice MacMillan, Becky Noles, Debbie Billingsley, Kathy Stedham, Karen Allred SECOND ROW Keith Thompson, Phillip Penland, Jeff Inman. Sonny K.dd, Cathy Countryman, Mike Bodme, Linda Sproyberry Donnie Machen Russ Bulger, Richard Roberson. Dona Little. Mike Carroll. 56 LEFT: Practice makes perfect os is being corned out by Jeff Inman, Keith Thomp- son, and Mike Bod me, all members of the Goldentones BELOW: The choral group is shown singing at the Home- coming program. 57 French Club Officers — Marilyn Morgan, Treasurer; Jon Robertson, Secretary; Mrs. Geneva McKee, Sponsor, Linda Sproyberry, Vice-President; Po- tncia McAlpm, President. French Club Members — FIRST ROW Joey Neal, Dome Bowen. Patricio Winkle, Becky Noles. Jockie Wofford, Debbie Wornick, Susan Duncan. SECOND ROW: Tereas Warren, Patsy Owen, Lenora Cornutt, Deborah Wall. Rita Burns, Dione Marks. Theresa Brown. Jockie Duncon, Susan Cor- nutt. THIRD ROW Ann Garrett, Sandra Davis, Glenda Lancaster, Dianne McGinnis, Judy Martin, Kathy Phillips, Janice Brooks, Karen Brumley, Cynthia Davis. FOURTH ROW: Susan Maples, Regina Rickies, Alice MacMillon, Dianne Lumpkin, Emily Barnes, Dianne McRoe, Susan Gray, Debra Carroll. FIFTH ROW: Vicki Griffith, Bobbie Gross, Barbara Pruett, Nancy Self, Debbie Billingsley, Carol Davis, Elizabeth Rodcliff. SIXTH ROW: Yo- landa Stephens, Denise Cornutt, Edna Rosser, Barbie Tucker, Mike Carroll, Dale Ledbetter SEVENTH ROW: Mome Wrenn, Bengi Rowe, Phillip Bowen, Phillip Penlond, Jeff Inman, Chris Mielke EIGHTH ROW Pot Ayers, Russ Bulger, Gary Archer, Steve Stephens, Randy Wood, Donnie Kimbnl, John Hicks, Bobby Goodin. NINTH ROW Roy Pruett, Robin Stone, Jerry Bynum, John Neal, Maurice Weaver, Tommy Earley, Kenneth Denhem, Fielding Martin, Dale Cooper TENTH ROW: Ken Bynum, Johnny Klein, Terry Cooper, Ricky Roper, Tony Nichols, Richord Hood, David Wilder, Bil- lie Stonecypher 58 Spomsh Club Members - FIRST ROW: James Green, Janice Sherrell, Beth Mayo. Denise Nunnelley. Terry Benefield, David Richardson. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Simmons, Vicki Mynott, Lana Monderson, Paul Humphrey, John Bone, David Kelley. THIRD ROW: Janice Turner. Rita Long, Tentho Jones, Gail Hartbarger, Debra Roper, Wanda White. FOURTH ROW: Rolond Conwell, Sonny Kidd, Gary McFarland, Beth linn, Alicia Kidd, Lynn Vice, Anita Strewn. Language Broadens World Interest Spanish Club Officers - FIRST ROW Debbie Johnson. Assistant Secretary; Kim LeCroy. Chaplom; Mary Brooks, Secretary; M.ss Marbury, Sponsor SECOND ROW Pody Easterwood, Sergeant at Arms; Debbie Hockensmith, Vice President; Tony Ambrose, President; Gary Coley, Treasurer; Cary Heorndon. Chaplain. 59 Youth Council on Civic Affairs Creates Good Citizens Youth Council Officers — Bengi Row, Lieutenant Governor; Kathy Countryman, Governor; John Lemons, Treasurer; Not Pictured, Debbie Hockensmith, Secretory FIRST ROW: Debbie Warmck, Susan Duncon, Sonny Kidd, M.ke Authur, Randy Wood, Mike Bodine, Johnny Cline. SECOND ROW Barbara Tucker. Jan Roberson, Alice MocMillion, Regina Rickies, Kathy Phillips, Ann Garrett, Brenda Whitfield, Betty White, Margaret Sisco. Becky Noles. Regina Short. Valor .e Roebuck, Teresa Worren, Beth Linn, Mary Breasseal, Janice Turner THIRD ROW: Kathy Stedham, Helen Moore, Carole Griffith, Lynn Vernon, Becky Cagle. Shirley Roberson. Mome Wrenn. Linda Sprayberry, Jackie Wofford. Marcia Brooks. Jockie Bugles. Libby Johnson. Mane Roebuck, Kathy Rowell, Sharon Wall, Janice Watts, Jackie Duncon, Patsy Owens, Theresa Brown 60 Foture Business Leaders of America Members - FIRST ROW Tom Ball. Chaplain; Penny Riggins, Secretory; Volone Roebuck, V,ck, Ponder. Shorron Woll. Kothy Rowell. Mrs Dovis, Sponsor SECOND ROW Betty Copeland. L.bby Johnson, V President; Morcio Brooks, Treasurer; Lynn Vernon, Jackie Bridges, President; Debro Heord, Cynthia Allen THIRD ROW: Kothy Humphrey, Veda Hop- per Jon Caudle, J P Ball, Deborah Lee. Diane Brown, Gwen Addison. Glenda Lonocoster FOURTH ROW Connie Simmons, Car ole Griffith, Betty White, Brendo Whitfield, Goil Brooks FIFTH ROW Debbie Baker. Beverly Boggs. Eleanor Brown. Shanon Pock. Morcio Noble. SIXTH ROW: Fred Gray. F.B.L.A. Provides Experienced Businessmen Busy practicing for future careers ore; Morcio Brooks, Treasurer; and Jackie Bridges, President 61 French Notionol Honor Society Members — FIRST ROW: Sandro Davis, Teresa Warren, Patricia McAlpme, Debbie Warnick, Susan Duncan, Becky Noles, Ann Garrett SECOND ROW: Donnie Kimbril, Stevie Stephens French National Honor Society Admits 1 6 French National Honor Society Officers — Mrs McKee, Sponsor. Randy Wood, President, Mike Carroll, Vice President; Linda Sproyberry, Treasurer; Chris Mielke, Secretary, Jackie Wofford, Historian. 62 ABOVE LEFT: Chris Mielke taps Vicki Griffith ABOVE RIGHT: Richord Roper is congratulcrted by Mr Reogon. Old members, TOP. tap in new members, BOTTOM New Members — FIRST ROW: Diane McRoe, Judy Martin, Kathy Phillips, Barbara Pruitt, Ricky Roper, Emily Barnes, Alice MacMillan, Edna Rosser, Nancy Self SECOND ROW: Denise Cornutt, Bobbie Gross, Diane Lumpkin, Jan Roberson, Elizabeth Roddiff, Vicki Griffith, Marilyn Morgon 63 Student Council Links Students to Faculty DEBBIE LeCROY - Treasurer MR GRADY NORTON - Sponsor SHIRLEY ROBERTSON - Secretary MIKE ARTHUR - Vice-President JIMMY SNOW - President Student Council Members - FIRST ROW: Jeff Inmon, Joey Neal. Chris Mielke, Bobby Browning, Rondy Wood, Johnny Bone, Mork limbougk SEC OND ROW: Kathy Braggs. K,m LeCroy, Teresa Warren, Beth Dial, Beth Moya, Janet Dollahite. Debbie Johnson, Thresa Brown, Wck, Ga.nes D.anne Marks, Pam Mitchell THIRD ROW: Carol Moon, l.nda Sprayberry. Phillip Penlond, Dome Bowen, Keith Thompson, Elizobelh Roddiffe, Gary A ch- er, Ross Bulger, Mike Carroll, Steve Dupree, Sheila Mize Nationol Honor Society Officers — lindo Sproyberry. Treasurer; Diane Pruett, Secretory; Miss Martin, Spon- sor; Mike Carroll, Vice President, Jimmy Snow, President National Honor Society Members - FIRST ROW Mon.e Wrenn, Chris Mielke, Patricio MocAJpme, Debbie Warmck. Susan Duncan, Charles Easter wood, Ella Ruth Smith SECOND ROW Jackie Wofford. Cathy Countryman, Shirley Roberson, Debbie LeCroy, Carol Griffith, Jackie Bridges, Donna Brown THIRD ROW: Kathy Stedham, Sherry Smith, Paula Ratliff, Becky Noles, Randy Wood. National Honor Society Members Exemplify Honorable Qualities Rodney Kaye picks up one of the pins with which he will tap his student Debbie leCroy tops Mortha Odell Mr Reogan is mode on honorary member of the National Honor Society The old members step bock os the new members take their ploce 67 Honor Qociety Tapping Continues Tradition Denise Cornutt ond Elizabeth Roddiffe sign in and receive their certificates. New Members — FIRST ROW: Diane MocRoe. Janice Southern, Alice MacMillan, Sherry Lumpkin. SECOND ROW: Regina Short, Denise Cornutt, Martha O dell, Diane Brown THIRD ROW: Elizo- beth Rodcliffe, Jan Roberson, Marilyn Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Richard Roper, Mike Dupree, Mike Davis. Old members are shown before the ceremony begins 68 Future Teachers of America Officers - Patricia McAlpm. Secretory. Becky Cogle. Chaplain; Sharron Berry. President; M.ss Thompson. Spon- sor, Regina Rickies, Vice President; Debbie Hockmsmith, Parliamentarian; Barbara Tucker, Treasurer. Students Seek Educational Field for Future Professions Future Teachers of America Members - Becky Goodson, Martha Odell. Pom H.cks, Debb.e Billingsley. D.ane McRae. Elizabeth Rodcl.ff. Margaret S.sco, Susan Duncan SECOND ROW Vicki Games, Shirley Robertson. Edna Rosco. Beng. Rowe, Mary Breasseol. Vicki Gaskin. Debbie Womick, Monie Wrenn, Susan Maples. 69 Future Homemakers of America, Second and Third Year — FIRST ROW: Marie Walker, Sherry Smith, Debbie Cochron, Kathy Stedham SECOND ROW: Judy Honnoh, Virginia Dillard. Karen Boland, Stephanie Robinson, Debbie Reeves, Judy McDaniel, Debbie McWhorter, Pam Jocobs. Future Homemakers of America, First Year Students — FIRST ROW: Rita Whimpee, Glenda Murray, Lane Handy, Rita Bowen, Tina Stallings, Patricio Martin, Undo Jones, Debbie Bevis, Jewel Finley SECOND ROW. Sylvia Calloway, Dianne Daniel, Regina Henegor, Martha Mathews, Jonell Finley, Carol Yates, Lenora Cornutt, Wanda Mitchell Future Homemakers of Amenca. Family Living — Carol Brown, Beth Dial, Cindy Tilley, Teresa Whitt. Diane Gunter. 70 Girls Gain a Headstart as Future Homemakers Mrs. Ruth Dunn — Sponsor Future Teochers of Americo Officers — STANDING Delone Pornsh, Becky Goodson, Potri- cio Tollent. SEATED: Rosie Porton. Deborah Richey, Sherry Lumpkin Miss Pauline Reeves — Sponsor Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Emphasizes Moral Leadership Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Officers — RIGHT: President, Jockie Wofford; V. President, Cathy Countryman; Secretory, Donna Brown; Treasurer, Morcio Brooks; Reporter, Jockie Bridges; Chaplain, Mitzi Entrekm; Sponsor, Mrs. Hillman. Alpha Tri-HnY Members — BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: Libby Johnson, Betty Copeland, Sandro Davis, Ann Garrett, Margaret Sisco, Elea- nor Brown, Susan Duncan, Helen Moore, Carol Griffith, Debra Cor- roll, Patricio McAlpm. SECOND ROW: Regina Short, Debbie Hock- ensmith, Patsy Owen, Jockie Duncan, Becky Goodson, Pam Hicks, Beverly Boggs, Janice Southern, Debra Davenport, Deborah Le- Croy, Debbie Warnick. 72 D.O. Course Teaches Responsibility Through Experience Sponsor — Mr. Bill Clortc Members of Diversified Occupotions Club - FIRST ROW: Lawrence Bradford, Robert Bellew, T.m Dempsey, Herman Jones, JoAnn Nelson, Niles Lank- ford, Jadne B,shops, Danny Riddlespur, Walter Porker SECOND ROW: Lorry Gross, Keith McMahon, LoVoy Go.ther, M.choel Wall, Bruce Tyler, Richard Hornby, Terry Elrod, Willie Russell, Fronk Wise THIRD ROW: David Morgan, Roy Walker, Ronold Ponder, Gory Coudle, Randall Whisenont, Jeff Lynch, Ivon Rasco, Billy Reese, Keith Dodson 73 D.E.C.A. Members Develop Respect for Education Members of Distributive Education Club — FIRST ROW: Kathy Hurtt, Faye Murray, Glenda Rasco, Patsy Glodden, Sue Bone, Jeanme Sosebee, Sandra Hill, Eddie Messer, Mike Abernathy, Mike Hines, Robert Vmyord, Richard Battles, Lorry Comp, Ronnie Gunnels. Greg Honeycutt, Johnny Go mb! in, David Hayes, Gory Crowe, Chris Thrasher, Martin McCormick, Ricky Mitchell, Sonny Steele, Melvin Colegrove. D.E.C.A. Officers — l.-R.: Secretory — Debbie Reeves, Historian — Sherry Latimer, Sponsor — Mrs. Mane McDonald; President — Mike Davij; Treasurer — Sam Vise; V. President — Wayne Kilgore. 75 Members of Art Club - Debra Roper, Diane Gunter. Rita Whimpee. Virginia Dillard, Robert Gooden, Johnny Klein. Annual Class-Index Editor. Jackie Wofford; Sports Editor. Bobby Browning; Sponsor. Miss Sarah Robinson; Typists. Ella Ruth Smith, Gloria Brooks. SEATED: Assistant Editor, Marilyn Morgan. STANDING; Dianne Marks, Dianne Brown, Regina Short, Jackie Duncan, Janice Southern. Janice Brooks. Viki Mynatt, Pat Ayres, Becky Phillips, Beverly Boggs, Eleanor Brown, Phillip Bowen, Barbie Tucker. SEATED: Business Manager, Debbie Johnson. STANDING: Don Thurmond, Randy Woods, Bobby Browning, James Hearn, Vicki Games. 76 Office Workers — Susan Cornutt. Nona Decker, Debra Mardis, Debbie Bevis, Glenda Usry, Denise Brogg, Debbie King, Delane Parrish, Regina Short, Debbie Wornck, Vicki Gaines Office Workers Contribute Their Talents Sponsor — Mrs. Henrietta Peeples ABOVE Members — Tony Shoneyfelt, Shot- ron Berry, Betty Brown, Koren Burmely. Cyn- thio Allen, Debbie Borker, Kathy Humphrey. LEFT: Sponsor — Miss Beatrice Browning. Library Workers Necessary to School Functions 79 Cheerleoders — Bengi Rowe, Jonet Dollohite, Shirley Robertson, Dionne Pruett, Vickie Burnhom, Beth Mayo. ABOVE: S Club Members — BOTTOM — TOP: Heod Cooch — Don Bulger, Phillip Penlond, Mike Carroll, Pody Easterwood, Fred Gray, Johnny Bone, Bobby Browning, Mike Chitwood, Jeff Inman, John Hicks, Gary McFarland, Daniel Kimble, James Green, George Underwood, Cory Herndon, Jimmy Peppers, Jimmy Conwill, Phillip Bowen, Roland Conwill, David Byrum, Wesley Sharpton, Donny Parris, Gary Ashley, Gory Archer, Pat Ayers, Rus Bulger, Freddie Colvin, Mike Barron, Steve Stephens, Jerry McNutt, Thomas Usry, Cornelius Lily, Gary Hilderbron, David Wagnon, Dennis Suggs, Charles Davidson, Mike Bodme, Danny Freeman, Mike Hawkins, Dennis Moore, Charles Simonton, Terry Cooper, Roy Pruett, Gary Wilder, Larry Ingram, Keith Thomp- son, Jimmy Snow, Chris Mielke. Denmth Hayme, Steve Small, Larry Thompson, Wayne Hill, James Amos, John Lemmons, Melvin Herd, Anthony Gaddis, Ken Williams, Edwin Clayton, Paul Brodford, David Kelley, Curtis Jones. 80 Sports Activities, Drama Club Contrasts ABOVE Dromo Club Officers - President - Lesley Borf.eld, V. President — Chucky Reovis; Secretory — Chris Mielke, Treasurer — Vicki Gomes. LEFT: Dromo Club Members - BOTTOM: Elizabeth Radd.ff, Regmo Rickies, Debbie Hockensmith, Susan Duncan, Mike Arthur, Philip Penland. TOP: Susan Maples, Jon Roberson, Bengi Rowe, Shirley Robertson, Debbie Wornick, Kim LeCroy, Jeff Inmann, John Lemons Sigma Chi lota Gains New Members Science Club Member — BOTTOM: Shirley Robertson, Potricio McAlpm, Debro Carroll. Bengi Rowe. Debbie Womick, Vicki Gomes, Susan Duncan, Charles Eosterwood TOP Richord Roper. Mike Carroll. Randy Wood, Jon Roberson, Donne McRae, Elizabeth Raddiff. Becky Cogle. Regina Short, Linda Spray berry Officers — Sponsor — Mr. Edward Jones; Treasurer — Chris Mielke; V. President — Donnie Kimbnl; Secretary — Jackie Wofford; President — Philip Pen- Newcomers of Science Club ore welcomed by ceremomol topping. LEFT: Kim LeCroy topped by John Hick� ; RIGHT: John Ned topped by Mike Carroll. Present«Science Club, TOP, tops in new members, BOTTOM New Members - John Neal, lenoro Cornutt, David Clayton, David Wilder, Doug Mo lock. Tommy Early, Ricki Anderson, Phillip Bowen, Domo Bowen, Susan Cornutt, Jackie Duncan, Debbie Hockensmith, Robin Stone, Judy Mortm, Emily Barnes, Kathy Phillips, Jamce Brooks, Chuck Thompson, Kim LeCroy. 83 Rebel Review Staff Presses for Improvement Reporters — SEATED: Bobbe Gross, Judy Martin, Andrea Payne, Linda Kilgore, Mortho O dell, Becky Goodson, Connie Simmons, Deborah Herd. STANDING Debra Eads, Beth Linn, Patsy Owen, Doina Bowen, Thresa Brown, Threso Min- ton, Mary Breaseol, Rickey Roper, David Kelley 84 LEFT: Co-Editors - Undo Sproyberry ond Helen Moore BELOW Exchonge Editor, Jon tee Turner, Business Monogers. Dovid Richord- son and M.lce Arthur; Sports Editor, Eddie Vance; Sponsor. Mrs Betty Pruett; Photographer, Tony Nichols; Typist, Emily Barnes 85 i Mu Alpha Theta Taps 18 New Members Mu Alpho Theta Officers — Donnie Kimbril, Vice President, Paula Ratliff; Treasurer, Mome Wrenn; Secretary, Mike Carroll; President, Mrs Horn, spon- sor 86 Ten S°san DunCOn' Debb,e WOrn,Ck' E ° • Go.n«, Teredo War- l 1 5 ' D°n Thu,mond- Ph,ll,P Penlond, Gary McFarland. Ann Garrett. Dov.d N.choU Randy Wood Lmda Sorayberry tsm “• °-� ■« ■« . SiLE SX The thrill of being topped wos felt by some 18 persons os they were picked out of the bleochers and led to the gym floor Old members ore shown before the ceremony begins New Members - FIRST ROW Roy Pruett. Mike Dupree. Mike Hines. Mark L.mbough. Rodney Kaye, Clayton Moses SECOND ROW Jane Smith D.one McRae. Judy Martin. Kathy Ph.ll.ps. Demse Cornuti. Alice MacMillan. D.one Pruett. Patrico McAlpm. Jon Robertson. V.ck. Griffith. Marilyn Morgan 87 ACTIVITIES Crowds, Pep, Confusion Introduce First Day RIGHT: Classes fill the gym as the assembly organi- zes. FAR RIGHT: Principal, Mr Billy Rip Reagan, gives his annual talk to the student body. BELOW: Mike Bodme seems to have enough spirit for every- one as he shoots the victory sign during a pep rally before the Gadsden game. LOW RIGHT: Fol- lowing tradition, students eagerly crowd oround the front door to discover their homeroom for the school yeor to come. FAR LOW RIGHT: Sopho- mores, as usual, seem to lose their way oround. Dole Cooper wonders if this is really the right class- room. Car Smash, Bonfires RIGHT Tigers go up m smoke os REBELS feed the fire CENTER: And the gong mingles before lighting the fire BELOW Senior cheerleoders, Bengi Rowe, Shirley Robertson, ond Diane Pruitt push spirit by Tiger striping a cor and permitting the student body to smash it 92 Undefeatable Spirit LEFT: Wrecking o cor con be fun especially when it's painted oronge and black. John Hicks and Don Thurmond display their strength 93 Classes Become One . . . RIGHT. Spirited individuals raise hands in cheer as REBELS continue winning BELOW: Cheerleaders set pace for pep rallies and are of great importance to the morale of the team Showing their liveliness and agility, they bring the football players out of the tun- nel 94 Jo Qupport Team FAR LEFT: EocH week, two boys ore appointed to speck for the team. One of the spokesmen, Jeff Inman, tells of the team's reodmess for their next victory. LEFT: Richard Roberson blows his mind on Sunny' as the band helps boost the spirits of the REBELS BELOW: Football players patiently await word from coaches 95 RIGHT: Vicki Gomes. knight, appears to be using the lance on Elio Ruth Smith, nun, while Susan Dun- can, parson, says a prayer over her BELOW: Glo- ria Brooks, wife of bath, tells of ail her five hus- bands. BELOW RIGHT: Libby Johnson, yeoman, holds a bow and arrow on Mary Brasseal, nun, while Gary Ashley, squire, mokes an effort to pro- tect her. • • I Literature Annually Disguises Qeniors as Pilgrims RIGHT: Becky Noles, squire, dresses occordmgly ABOVE: Left to right — Patricio MocAlpine. Mike Amos, Donna Brown. Herman Jones, Mike Arthur, and Toni Ball ore all decked out in suitable attire. 97 Greek Goddesses Highlight Homecoming Festivities BELOW LEFT: Miss Vkki Gomes is chosen 1969-70 Homecoming Queen BELOW MIDOLE; Mrs Pruett seems tired of ter hovmg planned the entire program BELOW RIGHT: Denise Bragg is Junior Moid. RIGHT: Elio Ruth Smith is congratulated by Jeff on having been selected Senior Maid. 98 Class of '70 Wins Float Competition The Homecoming court consisted of Freshman Maid, Sheila Mize, and her escort Richard Smith; Junior Maid, Denise Bragg and Gary Archer; Home- coming Queen, Vicki Gomes and Jimmy Snow; Senior Maid. Elio Ruth and Jeff lnmon; Sophomore Maid, Dai no Bowen and John Bone. 100 In the back parking lot, students ore seen putting the final touches on their cars. for Second Consecutive Year These cors ore decorated appropriately for the Rebel s winning football team Block Creek s Risin Christmas Ball Presents 1970 Coronation ABOVE LEFT: Couples enjoy slow-dancing at o formal dance. ABOVE RIGHT: The Mobogany Seesaw performed at the ball. RIGHT: The dance was enjoyed by all who at- tended 102 EFT: Joey Neal and Dama Bowen were chosen as Beauty King and Queen. JELOW: Dama Bowen ond Sherry Smith seem to be o little excited as their .tames are called out. All finalists in the beauty contest were presented at the ball before the leodout. Four finalists were selected, by |udges, from each class. 103 104 Students have a little fun as they set up the projector for a film about the Youth Crusade. Campus Crusade Begins Movement for Christ Campus Crusade pushes the movement for Christ by student life meet- ings that are held every Thursday night. Morning services are also held, ' bright and early. Christians come to these meetings to build up their faith in Jesus Christ and to be together with other Christians. Other stu- dents also come because they re missing something in their life and if they are searching they can find it at these meetings, by asking Christ into their lives. A couple of Christians got together and built a place called The Other Door, by scrubbing, cleaning, and painting. This shows how much they are really interested in Christ and wanting to help others who are searching for Him. This is where our student life meetings are held now. 105 Valentine Vote Results in Double Tie Valentine condidotes are shown with the bockground of Whot the World Needs Now Goldentones did a marvelous |ob for the musical port of the program Coach Jerry Thompson and Miss Nell Martin were chosen os Foculty Sweethearts 106 Mrs. Pruett ts shown crowning one of the Queens. Miss Dione Pruett. King, Mike Arthur, escorts both his Queens, Thereso Brown and Diane Pruett to their throne. 2nd Runners-up - Philip Bowen, Shirley Robertson, Joey Neal. King and Queens - Diane Pruett. Mike Arthur. Resa Brown. 1st Runners-up - Vicki Gaskin, Paul Bradford 107 Skit Day Plays Important Part in Student Elections RIGHT Susan Grey seems to hove everyone convinced that she supports the right candidate BELOW: Ricky Anderson tries to remember how many years he took part m the skits. LOWER RIGHT: The candidates and their campaign managers nervously watch skits. 108 LEFT Randy Watts song Roy Pruett's way into everyone s heart BELOW Donnie Kimbril ond Gory Ashley showed us how everyone votes in Viet Nam. LOWER LEFT: Gary Archer, Russ Bulger, ond Beth Mayo seemed to hove pulled a |oke on Money Bags Chitwood 109 Theme of Junior-Senior Prom Portrays, MA Mid-Summer Night's Dream Couples seem to be pleased while dancing to the wonderful music provided by the Meisterswn Morilyn Morgan tests the refreshments while chatting to Jeff Inmon and his dote, Kim LeCroy. no UPPER LEFT. Entertainment for the prom wos provided by the Jocksonville stage bond called the Meisterswmgers. LEFT: Susan Dun- can ond Leslie Barfield have eyes only for each other while dancing to o swinging piece of music. ABOVE: Beautiful decorations were provided for the Senior class of 1970 by the Juniors who worked night and day to achieve this magnificent effect. Ill Junior-Senior Play Presents, ' The Campbells Are Coming! Cyrus demonstrates to Jeff how he should have treated Koye. Come ere woman. Kiss me and like it. You shet yore gab or I II take a big poke at yore pot belly! Cyrus almost gets in o fight when Bildad starts making advances toward Ma 112 Coltolpo expresses her love for Skeeter So you oir the young Campbell squirt what's come to wed my Katie? says Mo os she and Skeeter look over the visiting Campbells LEFT: Skeeter, Catalpo, Cyrus, ond the Campbells sit down to a meal of sweet taters b tied in sowbelly, sallet greens ond vinegar, cabbage kraut, corn pone, ond soured buttermilk. 113 ABOVE: Throw up yer hoods or III blow yer brains out! The Branmgans start their masquerade to try to moke the Camp- bells believe they are poor hillbillies The Campbells Are Coming! When Koye Branmgan announces to her family that she intends to jilt her lifelong boy- friend, Jeff, for Kingston, the Branmgan family immediately masquerades themselves to make the Campbells think they are poor hillbillies. After Mrs. Campbell gets drunk, Cyrus proposes to Ma, Bildad rustles up a skunk, Skeeter eats worms (Heel Heel ), Betty hides under the table, and Catalpa sings, Shoe Fly Don t Both- er Me, and Kaye sees Kingston as he really is, everything works out and Kaye realizes that Jeff is the only boy for her. After less than three weeks practice filled with fun, hard times, trying to learn lines, fusses, laughing, and even tears, The Campbells Are Coming, was presented on May 8th, at Elliott Grammar School. Mo, them s the most beautifullest woids I ever heard you utter!' Cyrus ex- claims as Ma tells him that she wants to marry him. 114 Cost - SEATED Phillip Penlond os Kingston Campbell, Mike Arthur as Dick (Skeeter) Bronmgan, Debbie Warnvck as Mo Branmgon, Dana Little as Bildod Topp. Chris Mielke as Cyrus Scuddder STANDING. Jan Roberson as Mrs. Augusta Campbell, Bengi Rowe as Kaye Branmgon, John Hicks os Jeff (Jukes) Scudder, Elizabeth Rodcliffe os Betty Branmgon. Susan Maples os Cotalpo Tapp OhljSpnng song, of course I love you. I will hold you fast in my strong arms. Kingston Campbell tries to convince Kaye Branmgon of the great love he has for her but . . Kaye comes to her senses and realizes that Kingston only wonts her money and that her childhood sweetheart Jeff Jukes will always be the one for her 115 Honors Assembly Recognizes Many •Due to circumstances, Johnny Reb. Mike Carroll, and the dedication, Coach Gary Muskett, will not be pic- tured Vicki Games is presented with a certificate for being named Outstanding Student of the Year by the Exchange Club. Jackie Wofford receives a certificate for Good Citizen- ship Girl. Mrs. Martin recognizes Randy Wood, Patricia McAlpm, and Elizabeth Radcliffe for their overall high scholastic averoges Susan Duncan is surprised as Miss Robinson announces that she was named Miss Emma Sansom all her hard work as a cheerleader Dennis Suggs is presented with the Golden Hammer Mrs McKee recognizes Janice Brooks, Elizabeth Radcliffe, and Patricio McAlpm for their high averoges in French. ABOVE: The Rebel Review staff presents Mrs. Pruett with a purple and gold bicycle. RIGHT: Randy Woods. Regenia Short, Mike Arthur, Patricia McAl- pm, and Becky Noles (not pictured) were presented with high school awards for excellence Paula Ratliff is recognized for the scholarship she received in Math Horoce Lumpkin was named on honorary foculty member 117 Twirp Court Enlivens Last School Days RIGHT Bengi Rowe fries, but only in vain, to resist the old pie in the face. BELOW: Darlene Moshburn and Debby Johnson ore sentenced to rolling toilet tissue around the gym. RIGHT: Vicki Gaines doesn t seem very anxious os John Hicks tries to moke Vicki cooperote BELOW: After having pie thrown in her foce, Vicki seems to be o lit- tle bit on the messy side LOWER RIGHT: An egg on the head doesn t seem to be very agreeable to Monte Wrenn LOWER LEFT: It's cleon-up time! Seniors Secret Ambition Day: Kiddie Day and Twirp Court Are Combined Shirley Robertson and Bobby Browning find twirp court very exciting while serving on the |ury Valerie Roebuck expresses her secret amb; tion through the flashy clothes she wears. During the break on secret ambition day, o group of Seniors seem to hove found a nice place to relax. RIGHT: Cooch Bailey and Coach Thompson ore sentenced to dance with eoch other BELOW Whistling and eating crackers doesn't always work as Shetlo Mize and Debby Lee will soon dis- cover LOWER LEFT: Even after having an egg crocked on her head, Jomce Turner can still show her sense of humor LOWER RIGHT: Seniors enioyed secret ambition day, because of its rather omusmg turnout. 121 Senior Barbecue . . . Sunburn” Is the Word Gory Ashley and his date, Nancy Yarborough ore roosting in the sun when Nancy discovers that she s had o little too much, which is o frequent happen- ing at the Senior Barbecue T. c These Seniors have discovered a shade and decided to stay put. RIGHT: Of course, trodition has to be earned on and Gloria Brooks is the victim. BELOW: Shirley Robertson was next in line to be thrown in. LOWER LEFT- Our Sen- ior Barbecue wouldn't be complete without a few goof- offs. 123 . . And the Rush Is On! While waiting for their soft drinks, these students find time to pose for o picture Students found the food to be delicious and plentiful 125 Finally We Graduate!! Seniors ore nervously, but anxiously awaiting the biggest moment of their lives. Some find this occasion very solemn and honoroble, but for Donny Parris, this is one of his happiest moments! RIGHT: Dutifully, these Seniors file in occording to their olphobeticol order. BELOW: Patricio McAI- pm, valedictorian, and Randy Woods, salutatonon both delivered their speeches to the best of their ability. LOWER LEFT: Commencement has begun for the groduotmg class of 1970 127 The End of the Beginning ... '70 UPPER RIGHT: Mike Amos leads the way to who knows where for the Senior class. RIGHT: Kathy Stedham gives up her cap and gown to Mrs McKee ABOVE: Now, that it s over, we feel sod but then somehow we are happy. 128 Cathy Countryman soys her goodbyes to her classmates while being congratulated by friends This group of Seniors are seemingly glod its over 129 FACULTY 131 Coaches' Interest Backs Players' Stamina Football is a sport and one of in- tense athletic competition. To par- ticipate in this game, one has to be willing to endure pain and self- sacrifice. This sport has to be learned the hard way, because there isn't any easy way. It takes practice, practice, and more prac- tice, plus, good strong, healthy boys. 1 Mr Jerry Thompson — Physical Education. Mr Lynn Thompson — Physical Education. Football Football Quarterback, Jim Snow, takes boll from center, Russ Bulger, as players prepare to moke contoct with other REBELS at football prac- tice Boys' P.E. Builds Bodies Though moles ore naturally prone to be the stronger sex, they usually lack the will-power to keep their bodies intact. Physical Education provides the little extra which helps them uphold their manly status. Through training, practice, and good instruction, these boys can better their normal standards and achieve much needed goals. Instruction is provided by our coaches and student teachers who frequently assist them. Mr Don Bulger - Football, Physical Education. American History Although boys P E is very strenuous at times, it is not oil work Here a group of boys por ticipate m a gome Basketball Players Show Effort of Coaches Teamwork, practice, eagerness, and the love for basketball mark the characteristics of a REBEL bas- ketball player. These boys' cooperation with the coaches has proved to be the success of their team- work. Excellent guidance and patience symbolizes the effectiveness that our coaches' style has brought to the team. The players work diligently to express their loyalty to the school by mastering the sport of basketball. Our coaches work to bring each boy to his most athletic height and by doing so raises his goal of achievement. Mr Walter Holt - Bosketboll, World History Mon to man coveroge sometimes becomes difficult as is shown by Terry Cooper and Senior, Dennis Moore, shows championship form as he Gory Wilder who proctice their moves. goes up high to get a shot 134 Mr. Gory Muskett - Physical Science, Biolo- Running sprints is a common form of shaping up and Billy Anderson gives it ev- gy, Basketball erythmg he s got. FAR LEFT: Basketball proctice is always strenuous ond it seems the traffic gets quite heavy as everyone tries to get possession of the basketball LEFT Mike Carroll demonstrates a loosening up excertse 135 Girls' P.E. Provides Exercise Femininity is not usual- ly expressed by exercise. But without exercise girls would tend to lose what femininity they had. In P.E., girls are taught pos- ture, grace, coordination, and most of all how to be healthy. Competition is learned from the many activities created by teachers well-trained in physical education. Mrs Marty Bryson demonstrates to her P E doss the woy in which the volleyball is served This gome is one of many ac tivities provided by P E 136 Science, Physics, and Chemistry Aid in Later Education Physical science, biolo- gy and chemistry are taught by skilled teachers whose training began as high school students. When such courses as these are followed through successfully they ey lead to new acheive- ments in the field of science. Who knows one of these students may con- tribute an idea toward the advancement of society. Mr Booker T. Lindsay — Biology Mr Edward Jones — Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Betty Pruitt — Sophomore English 138 A 1 ' IT m English Essential to Every Student Giving speeches is one of the usual assignments in Miss Sorah Robinson — Senior English English which is corned out very well by Barbara Pruitt. While being the most familiar sub|ect to al students, English is often the most difficult. Eng lish teachers are to be commended for their |ot is hardly the simplest. They must combine the fundamentals of grammar with good readme habits, speech techniques and spelling so tha students can communicate. Literature is vital be cause it is our heritage from the past. Miss Sue Ellen Thompson — Junior Eng- lish 139 World 9tudies Prove fo Be Useful As future voters, stu- dents need to learn about world and political af- fairs. To be able to voice your opinion, o person needs to know what it is and why. This is the pur- pose of World History, American History, and American Government. It gives one experience by learning the mistakes of our forefathers and by studying the things they did right. RIGHT: Pom Davis finds her week ly newspaper to be very inter- esting BELOW: Miss Martin finds that students learn more when given classtime to reod their paper Mr Nick Pendley - World Geography, Americon Government, Business Monoger — Athletic Deportment 141 Mrs Savoy M Johnson - Freshman Sociol Studies Home Ec Fills Lives of Many Studying sewing, cooking, and house- keeping, girls in Home Ec enjoy learn- ing the things every woman should know. It helps to fill the lives of these girls by reas- suring them that their future tasks will not go undone. Close training and instruc- tion is carried out by good teachers. Fami- ly living is also a part of Home Ec. Mrs. Ruth Dunn — Home Ec Miss Pauline Reeves — Home Ec Miss Reeves shows Patricia Martin how to operate the sewing machine To those who ore unfamiliar with it, this is very difficult. ■■ Susan Cornutt looks on as Betty Oden measures her waist Measuring is necessary in sewing. —’ I Foreign Languages Aid in Communication In furthering your education, a foreign language has many benefits. ' Under- standing how foreign people communicate aids in world affairs as well as local. Learn- ing about other countries' customs and ways of living will be to your advantage and also aids in world travel. Mn Geneva McKee — French I, II, and III 143 Business Studies Make Efficient Employees Bookkeeping, typing, and shorthand are studies which create a good background for jobs in later years. Those students who plan to go to college will also find these useful. However, learning how to feel at ease and be productive in an office situation was the primary objec- tive of the business department. Students enrolled in these classes practiced office techniques and learned to use various office machines. RIGHT: Mrs. Inez Davis — Business Education. BELOW: Mrs. Ellen Hillman — Business Education Glenda Usry watches as Jan Caudle begins to use the mime ograph machine. 144 Mr Dale Season — Typing Mrs Nancy Traylor — Typing I, II Paula Ratliff blows the debris from her typing paper after having erased on error 145 Mathematics: Basic Foundation Mathematics, though not en|oyable to some, is one of the basics found in most skills. There is a growing need for mathematicians because our world is becoming computerized. Because there ore always more and more new problems to be solved, math never grows old or boring. Math requires pa- tience and accuracy. The instructors at Sansom are well qualified to teach math in this ever-changing world. I Mrs. Nancy Issac — Algebra I, Plane Geometry Determining the result of problems is the purpose of Moth os is discovered by Anthony Phillips. Sandra Wheeler and Kay Walker find the significance of figures and lines through art. Mr Charles Acres — Art I, II Mr Armon D Pugh Jr. - Mothemcrfics Mrs Donna Jenkins — Mathematics Art Tries the Imagination For those whose talents include art, this course is very meaningful. It can bring out hidden ambitions as well as develop the imagination to a fuller extent. As new creations are produced, the student becomes more confident of himself and tends to expose his capabilities. 147 Shop Interests Students Training in carpentry, mechanical drawing, and the use of machinery is taught in Shop by Mr. Schmitz. His students are so well trained that they are able to do |obs around the school. This gives them much needed experience which will aid them in future endeavors. Students are careful to use every possible safety device. Such precautionary measures are practiced in all industrial courses. RIGHT Welding it a common port of Shop os is shown here by Mr. Schmitz ond his assist- ant. LOWER RIGHT: Dennis Suggs, Gory Caudle, ond Gene Hollis demonstrate the use of the lathe Vocal Music Reproduced Beautifully Ears are made for listening and should be when such beautiful music is created by the students in vocal music. This class teaches voice control, better diction, and helps one relax before an audience. ABOVE: Classmates en|Oy toming in song on Gonna Build A Mountain LEFT: Mrs. Florence Murphy — Cho- ral, Music Theory 149 Other Electives: Library, Drivers' Educa Mrs Mone McDonald — Distributive Education Miss Beatrice Browning — Library tion; D.O.; and D.E. DIRECTLY ABOVE These D O students en|oy o leisurely time by drinking coffee ABOVE: Jockie K.lgro uses her closstime wisely in Library UPPER RIGHT Drivers Educotion students find thot this course mcreoses sofe- ty on our highways RIGHT: Jerry Oden (o D O student) seems to find this monneqmn desirable? 152 ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT. Mrs Eulo Cox, Mrs. Lav- ern Lothom, Mrs Florence Phillips, Mrs Helen La- tham, Mrs Ruth Collins. Mrs. Charlotte McMuckm, Mrs Margaret Poms RIGHT: Mr L. J. Jacobs. Mr Willard Plemons Dietician and Maintenance Are Essential to School Life Office Workers Help Organize BELOW: Mrs. Athero Christopher — Office ABOVE: Mrs. Doris Lewis — Office. 153 Registrars and Guidance Counselors Keep Records and Advise RIGHT: Mrs. Elaine Cambell — Guidance Counselor Mr Grody Norton — Heod of Guidance Deportment Mrs Henrietta Peeples — Registrar 154 Student Body Welcomes New Assistant Principal — Stanley Parrish RIGHT One of Mi Pornsh smony |Obs is checking on tl smokers eoch day, mokmg sure they have permissis and that they Stay in this vicinity 155 Principal and Band Director Combined Are Difficult Jobs, States Mr. Billy Rip Reagan RIGHT: Mr Reogan reveals his watchful eye. BELOW: Standing on the podium, his forceful approach pounds the beat into the REBEL bond. LOWER RIGHT: Difficult decisions ore common as is evident in Mr Reagan s ex- pression. Board of Education ’’Men Behind the Qchools. LEFT: Dr. Mort Glosser — Superintendent BELOW LEFT: Left to right: Mr M. C. Bentley, Mr Bill Jones, Mr P. V. Love, Mr. Ike Hudson, (not pictured) Mr Edwin Lyto. 157 Homecoming Queen Vicki Gaines 160 Senior Maid Junior Maid Ella Ruth Smith Denise Braggs Sophomore Maid Freshman Maid Daina Bowen Sheila Mize Salutatorian — Randy Wood Valedictorian . . . Salutatorian, Highest Honors Given to Any Student Top Ten — FIRST ROW: Patricio, Randy Wood. Paula Ratliff, Becky Noles, Suson Duncan, Vicki Games, Mike Carroll, Jadcie Wofford, Diane Pruett SECOND ROW Sherry Smith, Lynn Vernon, Donna Brown, Debby Wormck, Rodney Kaye, Linda Spray- berry, Kathy Stedham, Debby Cochran, Mome Wrenn. not pictured; Chris Mielke 164 Jackie Wofford Chosen Good Citizenship Girl; Outstanding Qtudents Are Chosen Outstanding Students (Exchange Club) — Jeff Inman, Vicki Games. Outstanding Teenagers (of America) — Ella Ruth Smith, Susan Duncan, and Randy Wood. 167 Joey Neal Crowned King at Ball Before being crowned king, Joey finds time to cut up with o friend. Mike Chitwood. 168 Daina Bowen, Queen, Reigns Over All After the excitement of being nomeH queen, Dome relaxes by donong with own king, her father. Classes Awarded With FRESHMAN BEAUTY - CAROL MOON SOPHOMORE BEAUTY - PHYLLIS SEXTON 170 .ovely Beauties JUNIOR BEAUTY - DONNA DOLLAR SENIOR BEAUTY - SHERRY SMITH 171 SOPHOMORE FINALISTS - THERESA BROWN, DIANE MARKS, AND BEVERLY BOGGS FRESHMAN FINALISTS - DEBORAH HAYES, SHEILA MIZE. AND CATHY BRAGG 172 Beauty Finalists Are Chosen by Judges JUNIOR FINALISTS - LEFT: MARIE WALKER. SHERRY FREEMAN. AND SUSAN GREY (not pictured) JUDY KING. SENIOR FINALISTS - BELOW: SUSAN DUN CAN. ELLA RUTH SMITH. AND SHERRY LUMPKIN (not pictured) VICKI GAINES. Freshman Favorites — Carol Moon and Richard Qmith Qophomore Favorites — Daina Bowen and Johnny Bone 175 Junior Favorites Senior Favorites — Bobby Browning and Diane Pruett Valentine King and Queens — Diane Pruett, Mike Arthur, and Theresa Brown Tie in Popular Vote . . . Result Is Two Valentine Queens M I 11 i |S| 'Pii ,. ■ 2nd Runners-Up — Philip Bowen, 1st Runners-Up — Vicki Gaskin Shirley Robertson, and Joey Neal and Paul Bradford Mike Corroll is shown participating in one of his many extracurricular ac- While being a member of most of the clubs at Sonsom, Susan Duncan also tivities. edits the TALISMAN. Mike aids Susan os she quenches her thirst with the cool mountain water 181 Lynn Vernon — 1970 Miss Betty Crocker 182 3 Students Selected to Girls' State and Boys' State 3 Students Selected to All-State Band Girls and Boys State — SEATED: Elio Ruth Smith. STANDING: Mike Carroll All-State Band Members — Mark limbaugh, David Nichols. Johnny Sni- and Randy Wood der. and Donna Brown (alternate). 183 1 6 Seniors Were Named Debby Warnick and Kenneth Haynie Donnie Kimbril and Becky Noles 184 As Notables Linda Qprayberry and Chris Mielke Ann Garret! and David Nichols Notables Find Noccalula Paula Ratiliff and Charles Easterwood Donna Brown and Mike Davis 186 Falls Very Amazing! Janice Turner and Mike Chitwood Sherry Lumpkin and Mike Amos Rebs Are Awarded for Sports Activities 188 Freddie Colvin — All-NEAC UPPER LEFT: Danny K.mble - All-NEAC, Most Valuable Back, All-American, All-Star Team, 4-A All-State Team, Outstanding Back ABOVE: Dennis Moore - Most Valua- ble Basketball Player. LEFT Kenneth Hayme — All- NEAC 189 Maurice Hoffman Cup Is Presented to Mike Carroll LOWER RIGHT: Elio Ruth Smith grociously occepts her I Dare You award BELOW: Jimmy Snow receives his I Dare You award. Mike Carroll was presented with the Maurice Hoffman Cup on Graduation Day 190 Jimmy Snow Given R. L. Penland Award LEFT: Jimmy Snow u shown holding the tro- phy he received for the R. L. Penland award Bobby Brown,ng wo, chosen the most valuable baseball player for 1970 FIRST ROW, Randy Warn. Bobby Brown,ng. J,mmy Snow. Gerald Yother SECOND ROW Assistant Cooch Doyle Johns, Paul Nix, and Cooch Gory Muskett 191 CLASSES Freshmen Provide Active Qupport for E.9.H. Events Bill Abernathy David Akim Melvm A1 verson Judy Anderson Sheila Anderson Catherine Ash Peggy Ash Leon Baker Lynn Baker Becky Bornes Denise Bor nett Teresa Barnett Greg Beaird Joyce Beam Jerry Beddmgfield Jeff Billingsley Bill Bishop Bessie Bowen Terry Bowen Cathy Bragg Janie Brown Paula Bryan Bruce Bush Franklin Bynum Sylvia Colloway Mike Camp Carolyn CoHisle Jacquelyn Carlisle Josephine Carlisle Ned Corlisle Mike Carroll Lorry Carter Jimmy Casey Amy Chambers Sidney Chambliss Mike Chandler Roger Clayton Mathew Clowden Anita Cochron Keith Cornelius Cynthia Cowon Roger Crain 195 Richard Crone Elarne Cronfield Faye Crowe Diane Darnel Brad Daniels Judy Darnell Mary Dates Steve Davis Vickie Davis Kenneth Decker Conme Duncan Mattie Duncan Mickey Durham Cynthia Edmundson Barbara Freeman Lloyd Gorgus Arch Garrison Veronica Garrison Freshmen Qtart From Ground — Up Freshmen quietly enter gym for assembly. 196 Billy Garry Ronald Garry Terry Gorry Mike Gaskin Terry Griffin Jim Grovet Cathy Gunnel Jerry Guyton Cathy Horns Debra Hayes Wilbert Heard Jan Heath Ray Heath Croymen Henry Lorry Hollis Lorry Holson Dorm do Honemontree Randy Honeycutt Lidell Hood Lorry Horn Tommy Hudleston Teresa Hycle Cathy Jenkins Gary Johnson 197 Roger Kerr Alice Kimble Lorry King Fred Knox Tommy Love Mike McCoy Judy McElroy Gormon Modden John Maxwell Roni Merbury Paulette Minor Cor I Mitchell • Pom Mitchell Tereson Mitchell Wonda Mitchell Sheila Mize Corol Moon Janice Moon Roger Morgan Teresa Morgan LoFrench Murphy Ricky Murray Sheila Murry Mickey Nonce Eddie Nelson Jeff Nelson Jim Newton Anita Parker Corol Parrish Debra Patterson 198 Freshmen prepare their first float Earl Perry Anthony Phillips Cynthia Philpot Arbie Pierce Mike Pierce Gory Preston Lon Ann Preston Betty Ramses Jonothan Reeves Benp Rickey Donna Riddle spur Ted Riddlespur Marsha Roberson Pam Roden Deborah Rogers Deonne Sollieflower Rickey Shunberg Kenmth Sitz Henry Smith Priscillo Smith Richard Smith Henry Snow Carolyn Stollings Diane Stopler Tommy Stonebraker Horoce Tolbert Keith Tony Tim Turner Vicki Underwood Deborah Upton Lowell Waldrup Cathy Vann O'Neal Vorden Dale Voughn Danny Voughn Larry Vernon Tim West Ron Whitten Brendo Williams Donald Williams Susan Williams Glenda Wilson 199 Ideas Ignite Spirit in Sophomore Class Jimmy Adams DcWayne Allen Lynn Allison James Amos Gary Anderson Charles Archer Becky Armstrong Travis Ashley Fred Atkins Pat Ayres Melissa Ball Robm Ball Debra Barker Ricky Bearden Debra Beck Martha Bell Danny Bellew Harold Bellew Terry Benefield Brenda Blackwood Beverly Boggs Debra Bohonon Joe Bowman Dama Bowen Janet Bowen Phillip Bowen Rita Bowen Lorry Brodford Karen Bromely Gail Brooks Janice Brooks Roger Brooks Berry Brown Debbie Brown Eddie Brown Eleanor Brown Jimmy Brown Theresa Brown Willie Brown Danny Bryant Patsy Bryant Donna Bornom • 201 Rita Burns Jerry Bynam Ken Bynum James Colbert Angela Chambers Mike Chastain Kathy Clark Kathy Clay David Clayton Edwin Clayton Jimmy Clifton Kathy Cochran School Problems Spark Class Interest Roland Conwell Dole Cooper Terry Cooper lenora Cornutt Susan Cornutt Keith Curtis Glen Dalton Debra Davenport Charles Davidson Jeff Davis Pom Davis Terry Davis Kenneth Denham Nancy Dobbins Barbara Doilahite Michoel Dudley Nickie Duggan Brenda Duncan Jackie Duncan Melissa Duncan Frenchie Dye Debra Eods Tommy Early Mitchell Edwards 202 Charles Ellenburg Jackie Elliott Ricky Elrod Dianne Farris Larry For low Diane Feltman Janell Fmley Jewel Finley Anthony Freeman Randy Goskey Anthony Gattis Gary Gattis Sophomore, Resa Brown was crowned Valentine Queen. 203 Pam Glenn Diane Gordon Peggy Gordon Neal Grovitt Wayne Gregory Picky Groover Troy Groover Hosea Guice Kenneth Gu liege Brent Guthne Lana Handy Frank Harcrow Gory Harper Janice Harper Johnny Harris Jackie Duncan seems very frustrated over her English dasswork. Linda Horns Linda Hawthorn Melvin Heord Regina Henegor Gory Hilderbrand Bobby Hill Howard Hinton David Holiday 204 Class Experiments With Education Paul Holley Corlos Hollmsworth Jimmy Holston Gory Honeycutt Richord Hood Vito Hooper Don Huddleston Paul Humphrey Larry Ingram Wayne Jacobs Teresa Jarrett Leroy Jenkins Hattie Johnson Julia Johnson Curtis Jones Linda Jones Tommy Jones David Kelley 205 Pot Martin Patricia Martin Barry Maxwell Lorry McBurnett Danny Me I son Tom Melson Mike Milliron Rickey Minor Teresa Minton Eugene Mitchell Doug Mo lock Ronald Moore Joe Morgan Pat Morgan Glenda Murray James Kelton Mike Kennedy Alicia Kidd Kathy Kilgro Johnny Klein John Lackey James Lackey Roger Leath Rickey Ledbeter Sandra Leeth Joe Lemmons Rita Long Beth Lynn Ronald Lyons Robert McCormick James Mangum Diane Marks Fielding Mortin Sophomores Are Active in Clean-Up Sophs dressed appropriately for the clean-up day protect Pot Ayres seems to find the topping ceremonies very interesting? Day's Activities Viki Mynatt Robbie Nash Gory Naylor John Neal Teresa Neol Jerry Neely Tony Nichols Marsha Noble Becky O Bor Betty Oden Patsy Owens Shoron Pack Rosey Porton Terry Pate Rickey Peek Lorry Peppers James Perry Dennis Peters 207 Becky Phillips Mike Phillips Becky Ponders Kenneth Posey Leontine Posey Susan Pounds Debra Roper John Recton David Richardson Deborah Richey Mondy Robershaw Donnie Roden Kathy Sampson Phyllis Sexton Rockey Shoneyfelt Janice Sherrell Steve Shew Elizabeth Simmons Dewayne Smith Loretta Smith Sandro Stringer Susan Cornutt finds dancing to Sunny during the pep rally most enjoyable! 208 Danny Steele Tina Stallms Joan Stapleton Bruce Stevens Danny Stewart Robin Stone Billy Stonecypher Anita Strawn Lucille Sullivan Teresa Teague Patricio Teague Lorry Tharnner Diane Thomas Chuck Thompson Debra Thrasher Ronnie Thrasher Robert Tolbert Leo Traylor Sophomores Utilize Every Moment Chuck Thompson finds himself very much tapped into the Science Club. 209 Barry Turner Bobby Underwood George Usrey Lynn Vice Judy Vickery Eddie Vinyord David Wognon Debra Wall Vernon Walters Mike Watkins Sheila Watts Maurice Weaver David Westmoreland Connie White Sophs appear to be silhouetted while wash mg windows on clean-up day Donno Bumhom and Beth Lynn appear to be having a good time while stuffing the chicken wire atop the truck. Homecoming Rewards Sophs' Efforts Edith White Rita White Wanda White James White Sheila Whitfield David Wilder Mildred Williams Paul Williams Ralph Williams Willie Wilson Patsy Winkle Inez Womack 211 Secretory — Kim LeCroy Vice-President — Janet Dollohite President — Gary Archer Sponsors — Mrs Horne and Mrs. Issoc Treasurer - Beth Mayo 212 Juniors Take Pride in Class of '7 1 Mike Abernothy Robert Abney Gwyn Addison Cynthio Allen Karen Allred Tony Ambrose Roland Anderson Gory Archer Ethel Ash Wayne Ballard Phyllis Bardsdale Emily Barnes Richard Bottles Sharron Berry Debbie Bevis Debbie Billmgsly Philip Billmgsly Mike Bodme Gory Bowman Mike Boyd 213 Paul Bradford Demsc Bragg Joyce Braggs Betty Brown Dianne Brown Bobby Bruce Russ Bulger Vicki Burnham David Bynum Becky Cogle Sue Campbell Jack Champion Enioymg music from the latest albums is a favorite pastime of most students. David Chorleton Benny Cline Eddie Co lemon Gory Coley Freddy Colvin Jimmy Conwill Bobby Copeland Denise Cornott Pastime Activities Lure Juniors Gory Couch Mary Crosley Joe Davidson Carol Davis Glenn Dennis Regmo Dillard Janet Dollahite Donna Dollar Steve Dupree Wanda Edwards Terry Elrod Jimmy Elrod 215 Curtu Foil Gerald Faulkner Danny Fowler Danny Freeman Sherry Freeman Mike Garrett Judy Gaskey Rickt Giles Juniors Aim for Peak of Performance Troy Gillis Patsy Glodden Fred Gray Susan Gray James Green Vicki Griffith Bobbie Gross Shorron Gunter James Hornby Richard Hamby Judy Hannah Mike Hawkins 216 David Hays Debra Heard James Hearn Wayne Helms Pam Hicks Sandra Hill Michael Hines Debbie Hockensmith Steve Hoffman Sam Holiday Randy Watts received much recognition after his imitation of Coach Bulger at the crazy pep rally. Class Contributes to Activities David Holland Greg Honeycutt Diane Hunter Sandra Jackson Pam Jacobs Debbie Johnson Russel Johnson Sheila Johnson Vicki Johnston Teritha Jones Jackie Kilgro Judy King Glenda Lancaster Dennis Lankford Kim LeCroy Dale Ledbetter Debbie Lee Debra Leigh Benny Leverton Marc Limbaugh 218 Coaches Kim leCroy and Vicki Burnham relax during Crazy pep rally. Dona Little Terry Love Dione Lumpkin Alice MacMillan Jackie McCormick Chris McCoy Jucy McDamel Diane McGinnis Steve McKinney Jerry McNutt Diane McRoe Debbie McWhorter 219 Lono Monderson Susan Maples Judy Martin Beth Mayo Greg Mayo Alex Mmcy Rebecca Minton Catherine Moore Marilyn Morgan Mike Morgan 'f Denise Bragg appears to be filled with happiness after being chosen by the Junior Class os their Homecoming Maid. Noncy Morgan Steve Morgan Clayton Moses Faye Murray Jerry Murray Terry Murray Bobby Norris Freida Norris Demse Nunnally Jerry Oden Jackie Otwell Pom Parker Danny Freeman con always find time to grab a few winks Varied Pursuits Intrigue Juniors Allen Portee Jim Portee Peggy Potty Andrea Poyne Cothy Phillips Eugene Posey Vedo Prickett Barbara Pruitt Roy Pruitt Elizabeth 4?odcl if Terry Reavts David Reddm Debbie Reeves Coro Lou Releford Regina Rickies Bonnie Ridgeway Donald Right Laura Robershaw Jan Roberson Richard Roberson 222 Judy Robinson Stephanie Robinson Marie Roebuck Ricky Roper Edno Rosser Cathy Rowell Cynthia Rutherford Wanda Sanderson Nancy Self Camilla Shod nek Koy Sherrell Connie Simmons Junior, Regma Dillard, works diligently on the making of o float. 223 Class Caught by School Spirit Chorles Simonton Johnny Snyder Janice Southerlan Yolanda Stephens Danny Stowers Terry Sweeney Randy Tollant Margaret Teague Fronk Thompson Perry Tigue David Thornhill Barbara Tucker Ricky Underwood Glenda Usry Robert Vmyard Judy Waddell Carol Wagner Marie Walker Michoel Woll Linda Wally 224 Randy Watts Barry Wilder Gary Wilder Eric Wilson Rita Wimpy Cathy Wise Debra White Teresa Whitt Robert Wofford Myra Womack Nancy Yarborough Jerry Yates 225 Senior Officers Prove Capable Danny Lee Alexander Ricky Wayne Anderson Toni Renne Ball Michael Wayne Amos Michael Arthur James Leslie Barfield Richard William Acray Billy Gene Anderson Raymond Gary Ashley Michael Edward Barron James Robert Be I lew Stephen Aloysius Batey Sherrie Bohannon Linda Lanel Batey Karen Jean Boland 228 Sue Lynn Bone Benny Bowen Lawrence Edward Bradford Leading the way on the first day of school ore the Seniors, feeling old with experience 1 st Day — Nothing Special to Seniors 229 Class of '70 Enjoys Feeling Marcia Ann Brooks Chris Mielke displays a talent for clever disguises while giving a report on the Crusades in English. Randy Dale Brothers Carol Brown Donna Lynn Brown Terry Wayne Brown James Robert Browning Ernest Michael Bryant of 9eniority Bemg o hot-maker comes eosy to Regina Short while explaining her report in English. Ricky Lee Bryont Debra Ann Carroll Gary Lee Caudle Lorry Wayne Camp Gary Michael Carroll Marie Jan Caudle Angela Rose Chastain 231 Regina Ann Cherry Randy Dale Collins Gary Edwin Crowe Deborah Lee Cochran Betty Ann Copeland John Michael Davidson Melvin Dewey Colegrove Cathy RoseAnn Countryman Michael Davis • Sandra Faye Davis Nona Gladys Decker Timothy Dempsey John Keith Dodson Susan Gail Duncan Al Nash can be seen through the chicken wire stuff ing the inside of a Black Creek wave. 233 Playing Rook Becomes Big Pastime Charles Easterwood Dianne Edwards George Radford Ellis During the break on clean-up day, some felt it was the perfect time for a friendly gome of Rook Participating ore John Hicks. Don- nie Mochen, Gory Ashley, ond Donnie Kimbril, who is holding the bird. for Graduating Seniors Judy Koy Entrekin Vicki Diane Gaines Clara Ann Garett Mitzi Kay Entrekin Paul Lavoy Gaither Gerry Stephen Gaskin Charlotte Diane Farlow Johnny Louis Gamblin Vicki Marlene Gaskin Seniors Are Given Many Robert Norman Gooden Rebecca Ann Goodson Carol Mae Griffith William Ray Gulledge Ronald Alton Gunnells Teresa Diane Gunter Leslie Barfield. Chucky Reovis, Mike Chitwood, and Johnny Grant stop long enough to pose for o picture during their Fomily Living Course 236 Responsibilities Gloria Jean Hamilton Kenneth Alan Hayme Winford Gene Hollis Blythe Lovada Hamric Mac Helms Kathy Lynn Hurtt Brenda Gail Hartborger John Gary Hicks Arthur Jeffery Inman 237 Seniors Create Another Winning Float Gory McFarland finds a way to relox while pulling flowers for the homecoming float. Libby Alaine Johnson Herman Jones Jr. Rodney Kaye 238 William Elmus Kidd Daniel Keith Kimble Debby King Charles Wayne Kilgore Donnie Ray Kimbril Niles Eddie Lankford 239 Successful Senior John Aoron Lemons Jeff Donald Lynch Brenda Darlene Moshburn Deborah Elaine LeCroy Sherry Renee Lumpkin Donald Carl Machen SherriJane Latimer John Dewayne Lipscomb Sandra Diane Lynch 240 Enters Business Potricia Annette McAlpin Martin McCormick Keith David McMahan Thomas Christopher Mielke John Harlod Miller Kenneth Wayne Minton Gary Arthur McFarland Poulo Ratliff tells of how she collects taxes during the Crusades She dresses very originally for the port while giving her report in English Mike Corroll finds that Mike Bodme hits tiptop while being measured for his graduation gown Looking on are Jeff Inman. John Hicks, and Keith Thompson FAR RIGHT: Cathy Countryman seems to be enjoying herself at the reception of the Science Club s Topping m Dennis Lane Moore Henry Alfred Nash Billy Joe Neal Helen Earle Moore David Earl Morgan Activities Enhance Schooiday Donna Delane Parrish Phillip Lance Penland Jimmy Lynn Peppers Rebecca Elizabeth Pinson Ethelyn Elaine Polk Vicky Diane Ponder 244 Seniors Add Spirit to Work Seniore anticipating a victory for the No 1 float 246 Valorie Mae Roebuck Bengi Rene Rowe William Frank Russell Wesley Yates Sharpton Jonathan Stephen Small Jimmy Lewis Snow Regina Elaine Short Ella Ruth Smith Jeanie Ruth Sosebee Margaret Ann Sisco Sherry Dianne Smith Linda Gail Sprayberry 247 Mr Schmitz helps Angela Chostam while Debby King ond Kenneth Haynie learn by watching Work Experience Provides Opportunity William Charles Spurlock Kathy Dianne Stedham William Dewey Steele Patricio Carol Tollent Jonathan Keith Thompson Larry Raymond Thompson Wayne Thompson Christopher Thrasher Donald Brett Thurmond 249 Seniors Reach Academic High Seniors returning to homeroom after first pep rally of the year Nancy Jeanette Waddell Sharrin Joan Wall Mark Wade Wagnon Deborah Lynn Warnick Jennifer Kay Wolker Teresa Faye Warren 251 Senior Plot Plans for Livelihood Janice Faye Watts Betty Lynn White Jerry Ray Winters Sandra Jean Wheeler Brenda Kay Whitfield John Franklin Wise Randall Darwin Whisenant Janice Kay Williams Jacqueline Ann Wofford 252 253 Phyllis Diane Pruitt Glenda Nell Rasco Ivan Charles Rasco Graduating Class of 1970!! tf I • • 254 • ft • « LEFT: Patricia McAlpm and Randy Wood arc sitting pretty os the top two people m the Senior class. FAR BELOW: Though it s not the saddest mo- ment, graduation is for from the happiest and these Seniors begin to real- ize this BELOW: Well, we ve got our diplomas Now what?, appears to be on the minds of these Seniors. 255 RAINBOW MATTRESS 1610 Alabama Avenue ED CARRELL Pres, and Gen. Mg 546-6319 Beds, Hospital Beds, and Invalid Equipment Sales and Rental SANDY-D “Famous for Our Fried Chicken On the Corner of 23rd Street and Meighan MRS. J. W. DOOLEY Owner and Manager For the best place to borrow — the best place to save, it’s the Alabama City Bank located at 2608 Schuler Avenue in Alabama City. ALABAMA CITY BANK of Gadsden, Alabama MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE 259 CORPORATION JACK SAKS Phone 547-2595 “Ladies’ Ready to Wear 435 Broad Gadsden, Alabama • SPORTS WEAR • PARTY DRESS • CASUAL DRESS £x fcti4itc f eciAcCry CLIFF’S BURGERS Compliments of 2600 W. Melghan Blvd. Open 7:30 A.M. Close 12:00 P.M. COLLIER-BUTLER FUNERAL HOME 824 Rainbow Drive QUICK SERVICE, GOOD FOOD CALL IN ORDERS READY LOWREY ORGANS—Incomparable Home and Church Models—Never Need Tuning NEW PIANOS—Mason Hamlin • Chicicering • Story Clark Others BAND AND STRING INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC RENTAL PLAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE MUSIC CO. Est. 1888 BEARD’S FLORIST FASHION FABRICS 105 N. 6th Street 104 N. 6th Street E. Gadsden E. Gadsden 932 Forrest Avenue Phone 547-6817 TERMS AT STORE LOW INTEREST Compliments of ROSs7gR|IM ]VG l'UJU ilUteC4X “Your Friendly Furniture Store” Corner of 3rd and Chestnut Street Phone 547-6871 Congratulations! Seniors SENIORS - CLASS OF ’70 Congratulations! Class of 1970 261 ftyv Ikb gmduMiit Aenm... IF’llic©©1!? c2s IFUiCS)©1!? PfiOtOQ UXpfu{ P. O. DRAWER «10 a GADSDEN. ALABAMA 15 02 a PHONE 205 547.5421 FROST FROST is your personal guarantee for the finest in Senior portraits. Robert Moore, man- ager of the photographic department is always available for school functions, including in and out-of-town events. Senior portraits are a specialty of the house. They make ideal gifts for friends and relatives. For the finest in black and white, or color photography, oil portraits, printing, advertising, and office supplies, visit FROST FROST. A-1 INSULATING AND EXTERMINATING COMPANY For Termite and Pest Control Insulation Service 2415 West Meighan Blvd. Phone 547-9868 EMMA SANSOM HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION “We're very proud of our prize-winning float! Congratulations! Class of '70 Jewelers to Greater Gadsden SONS, INC. Since 1908 423 Broad Street PHILLIPS DRUG STORE Come By After School 303 North 27th Street STANLEY’S MEN STORE Compliments of BIRCH ANDERSON COMPANY 508 Brood Street 546-6861 A Good Neighbor” SCHOOL SUPPLIES - ART SUPPLIES Phone 546-6391 525 Brood Street Gadsden, Alabama Congratulations '70 GRANTS Your Friendly Family Store 409 Broad Street and Agricola Shopping Center 3 Compliments of B T PEST CONTROL SERVICE TERMITE CONTROL • PEST CONTROL SERVICE Phone 546-1622 1432 Forrest Avenue P.O. Box 996 R. S. BONNER, Manager Gadsden, Alabama 35902 Congratulations! Seniors Sears SEARS HAS EVERYTHING FOR YOU, YOUR FAMILY, HOME AND CAR Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Sears 741 FORREST AVt Coll 546-1 «31 FREE PARKINO SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. ISBELL HALLMARK FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. ___ Over 67 Years in West Gadsden ‘Out of the High Rent District” 1 1 50-58 Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Congratulations! '70 YOUR HAMMOND ORGAN DEALER “The only organ you never have to tune ODEN PIANO COMPANY 108 North 26th Street Gadsden, Alabama KIMBALL AND CABLE PIANOS 267 OSBORNE SINCLAIR SERVICE 400 N. 1 2th Street Phone 547-9176 MICHAEL-JEWELERS FINE DIAMONDS 511 Broad Street and Agricola Shopping Center BUDGET TERMS 268 Northeast Alabama’s Fastest Growing Bank Compliments of Tuxedo ®inn RENTALS SALES 534 Broad Street DIXIE FOOD STORE Phone 547-5947 Gadsden, Ala. 2407 Forrest Avenue SMITH-CORONA NATIONAL typewriter Vi I and key service Gadsden’s Finest Store for the Family Phone 547-7141 Phone 546-9294 270 GORDON L. JANES Owner Corner 6th and Walnut Gadsden, Alabama CLOTHING CO. II MENS end 1 STUDENTS || J| J £ Compliments of ACTON’S OFFICE SUPPLY Downtown Congratulations! Class of 1 970 2324 West Meighan and 317 N. 24th Street Compliments of RYAN’S SAVETTE FOOD STORE m Phone 547-2679 319 Van Courtland Street Walnut Park v i i imi ARTHUR’S DEPARTMENT STORE Seniors '70 222 North 27th Street Alabama City 271 THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ELLIS GROCERY AND MARKET Open 7 Days a Week From 7 Til 11 3307 Forrest Avenue COOL CORNER FOOD MARKET 500 N. 12th Street BILL McKEE - Owner fyestututte Appasiel 26th Street Near Forrest Avenue Phone 547-8923 Where Everybody Loves to Shop— You Will Too! Congratulations! 516 Broad Street Gadsden Class of '70! HICKS FAMILY SHOES 430-432 Broad St. Gadsden, Ala. BOSTONIAN JARMAN ROBLEE PEDWIN AIR STEP LIFE STRIDE SMARTAIRE BUSTER BROWN ROBIN HOOD Phone 546-0522 SOMBRERO RESTAURANT 3204 Forrest Avenue Compliments of MILTON T. CULVER AND JIM MYNATT STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES 823 Forrest Avenue Congratulations! Class of 1 970 McNAIR’S Located at Phone 1 Dwight Square 547-0511 274 For Dependable Rexall Service Call McNair Drugs. “Total Attendance at Noccalula Falls From January 1 Through November 16, 1969 — 749,955 LES GILLILAND Mayor JOE HUBBARD Associate Commissioner Public Safety CITY OF GADSDEN ALABAMA HOYT A. WARSHAM Associate Commissioner Public Works 275 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS CO. 2800 Elliott Ave. Gadsden, Alabama 35904 Phone 547-2534 ItC l Compliments of GADSDEN’S QUALITY PRINTERS 2403 W. Meighan Alabama City, Alabama Qenior Directory ACRAY, RICHARD - General - Band ALEXANDER. DANNY - General. AMOS. MIKE - Vocational - DO Club. ANDERSON. BILLY - College Prep. - ••$ Club. Track, Basket- ball. ANDERSON. RICKY - General - Band. ARTHUR. MIKE - College Prep. - Student Council - V. Pres.. Youth Council. Drama Club. Rebel Re- view, Senior Who s Who, French Club, Soph. Class Treasurer, Val- entine King. ASHLEY, GARY - College Prep. - S Club, Basketball, Student • Council, Youth Council, French Club. BALL, TONI - Commercial - Tn- Hi-Y, FBLA - Chaplain. BARFIELD. LESLIE - College Prep. - Drama Club - Pres. BARRON. MIKE - General - S Club, Football. BATY, LINDA - College Prep. BELLEW. ROBERT - General - DO Club. BOHANNON. SHERRIE - Voca- tional - DEC A Club - V. Pres., Girls Basketball Team. Girls Vol- leyball Team. BOLAND. KAREN - General - FHA BONE, SUE - Vocational - DE Club. Medical Club, FHA BOWEN. BENNY - Vocational. BRADFORD. LAWRENCE - Voca- tional - DO Club. BREASSEAL, MARY FANN - Col- lege Prep. - Mu Alpha Theta. FTA. Youth Council. French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Band. BRIDGES, JACKIE - Commercial - Notional Honor Society, FBLA - President, Tri-Hi-Y - Reporter, Youth Council, Pep Club, FHA BROOKS, GLORIA - Commercial - Student Secretary. FBLA. FHA, Annual Staff. Pep Club. BROOKS, MARCIA - Commercial - FBLA - Treasurer. Youth Coun- cil, Tri-Hi-Y - Treasurer, Candi- date for Valentine Queen. BROTHERS, RANDY - College Prep. BROWN, CAROL - Commercial - Library Club, FHA, DECA Club BROWN. DONNA - Commercial - National Honor Society, FBLA, Mu Alpha Theta, Band, Senior Notable, Tri-Hi-Y - Secretory, Top 10% of Class, Soph and Sr. Homecoming Candidate. BROWN, TERRY - Vocational. BROWNING, BOBBY - College Prep. - Student Council, S ' Club, Football. Baseball - Most Valuable Player - 1970, Senior Favorite. BRYANT. MICHAEL - General BRYANT, RICKY - General CAMP, LARRY - General. CARROLL, DEBRA - College Prep - French Club, Band, Sigma Chi lota, Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council. CARROLL. MIKE - College Prep. - French Club, Mu Alpha Theta - Pres., Sigma Chi lota, Student Council, National Honor Society - V. Pres., French National Honor Society - V. Pres.. Top 10% of Class, Boys State Representative, Senior Who's Who. Outstanding High School Student of America, T.V. High School Team, S Club, Baseball, Rebel Americans, Johnny Rebel. Maurice Hoffman Cup. CAUDLE, GARY - Vocational - DO Club. CAUDLE. JAN - Commercial - FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Secretory. CHASTAIN, ANGELA - Commer- cial - Rebel Americans, FBLA, Tri- Hi-Y Youth Council. CHERRY, REGINA - General - FHA, Band. COCHRAN, DEBBIE - College Prep. - FHA. Mu Alpha Theta, Li- brary Club. COLEGROVE, MELVIN - Voca- tional - DECA. COLLINS. RANDY - General. COPELAND. BETTY - Commer cial - Band, Jr. and Sr, Delegate to FBLA Convention, FBLA - His- torian, Tri-Hi-Y. CROWE, GARY - General. COUNTRYMAN. CATHY - Com- mercial - National Honor Socie- ty. Band, Sigma Chi lota, FBLA. Rebelettes. Rebel Americans, Youth Council - Governor, Tri- Hi-Y - V Pres.. Homecoming Can- didate, Beauty Candidate. DAVDISON, MICHAEL - College Prep DAVIS. MICHAEL - Vocational - DECA. DAVIS, SANDRA - College Prep - Band. French Club, French Na- tional Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y. DECKER, NONA - Commercial - FHA, Student Secretary. DEMPSEY, TIM - Vocational - DO DODSON, KEITH - Vocational - DO DUNCAN. SUSAN - College Prep. - National Honor Society. Band - Confederette, Flog Car- rier - Head. French National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta, Sigmo Chi lota, 5th Ploce - Science Fair, Youth Council. Tri Hi-Y, Drama Club, Future Teach- ers of America. Soph.-Sr Beauty Finalist, Homecoming Candidate, Who s Who, 2nd Runner-up Val- entine Queen, Outstanding Teen- ager. Top 10% of Class, TALIS- MAN Staff - Editor in Chief. Miss Emma Sansom EASTERWOOD. CHARLES - Col- lege Prep. - National Honor Soci- ety, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Chi lota, “$ Club, Football, Base ball. Senior Notable, Spanish Club, Kmgsman, Sr. Who's Who EDWARDS. DIANE - General. ELLIS, GEORGE - College Prep. ENTREKIN, JUDY - Commercial - FBLA. Student Secretary, FHA, Office Worker ENTREKIN. MITZI - Commercial - Tri-Hi-Y - Chaplain, FBLA, Youth Council, Student Secretary. FARLOW, CHARLOTTE - Com- mercial. GAINES. VICKI - College Prep - Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, National Honor So- ciety. Student Council, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Drama Club, Band - Drum Maprette - Superi- or Ratings, Homecoming Queen, Soph.-Jr.-Sr. Beauty Finalist, Top 10% of Class. Outstanding Girl in Alabama, FTA. Talisman Staff, Valentine Candidate GAITHER, LAVOY - Vocational - S Club. Baseball, DO GAMBLIN, JOHNNY - General - DECA GARRETT, ANN - College Prep - Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, French Notional Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Youth Council, Stu- dent Council, Senior Notable GASKIN. STEVE - General GASKIN. VICKI - College Prep - Band - Confederette, Maiorette, Talisman Staff, Valentine Pro- gram - 1st Runner-Up, FTA, Youth Council, French Club, Homecom mg Representative, Office Assist ant. GOODEN. ROBERT - General. GOODSON. BECKY - Commer cial. GRANT. JOHNNY General GRIFFITH, CAROL - Commercial - National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, FBLA. Youth Coun- cil, Tn-Hi-Y, Girls Track Team, Girls Volleyball. Rebelettes GROSS. LARRY - Vocational - DO GULLEDGE, WILLIAM - General GUNNELLS, RONNIE - General - DECA GUNTER, DIANE - General - FHA, Art Club. HAMILTON. GLORIA - Commer- cial. HAMRIC, BLYTHE - Commercial. HARTBARGER, GAIL - College Prep - FHA, Mu Alpha Theta, Rebelettes, Student Secretory. HAYNIE. KENNETH - General - S Club, Football, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Senior Notable HELMS, MAC - General - DECA. HICKS. JOHN - College Prep - Sigma Chi lota. Youth Council, S Club, Manager - Football, Baseball, Basketball, Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Play. HOLLIS, GENE - General - Band. HURTT, KATHY - Generol - DE, DECA, Library, FHA INMAN, JEFF - College Prep. - $ Club, Football, Baseball, French Club, Student Council, Drama Club, Rebel Americans, Sr. Class President. Who's Who, Jr. Favorite JOHNSON. LIBBY Commercial - Tn-Hi-Y, FBLA - V Pres., Youth Council, Pep Club. JONES. HERMAN - General - DO, $ Club, Football KAYE. RODNEY - College Prep. - Notional Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta. Library Club - Pres , Biological Laboratory Assistant, Leo Club, Newspaper Editorial Staff KIDD, SONNY - College Prep - Spanish Club, Band, Youth Coun- cil, Rebel Americans. KILGORE. WAYNE - College Prep - DECA - V. Pres., Math Award, DE KILGRO, LINDA - Commercial - Rebelettes, FHA. FBLA. Rebel Re view. KIMBLE, DANIEL - College Prep - S Club. Basketball, Football, Football - All-State, All- American. Most Valuoble Player on Team - 69. Most Valuable Player Charity Bowl - 69, Most Valuable Player Runner-Up Bowl - 67. KIMBRIL, DONNIE - College Prep. - French Notional Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta - V Pres., Sigma Chi lota - V. Pres., French Club, S Club, Football, Senior Notable, Kmgsman. KING, DEBBY - Commercial - FBLA, Office Assistant LANKFORD, NILES - General - DO LATIMER. SHERRI JANE - Com merciol - DE - Student of the Year, Art Club, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y. DECA - Jr.-Treasurer, Sr.- Historian LeCROY. DEBBIE - College - Cheerleader Jr Soph., Student Council - Treasurer, Homecom- 278 mg Candidate, Beauty Condi dote. Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y. LEMONS, JOHN - College Prep - Student Council, Jr. Who s Who. Homecoming Slogan, Youth Council - Treasurer, Drama Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club, Track Team LIPSCOMB. WAYNE - General LUMPKIN, SHERRY - College Prep - Band - Confederette. Sen- ior Beauty Finalist, Youth Council Governor, FTA, FHA - Pres., Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Notional Honor Society, Senior Notable, Homecoming Representative. LYNCH, DIANE - Commercial - DECA LYNCH. JEFF - Vocational - Science Club. McALPIN, PATRICIA - College - Valedictorian, National Honor Society, French National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Chi lota. Library Club, Track Team, Volleyball. High School Bowl, French Club - Pres., FTA - Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, Who's Who, Outstanding Teenager of Amen ca. Outstanding American High School Student. McCORMICK, MARTIN - Voca- tional - DECA. McFarland, Gary - College Prep. - ‘ $ Club, Football, Base ball. Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club. McMAHAN, KEITH - Vocational - DECA MACHEN, DONNALD - College Prep. - French Club, Rebel Amen cans. MARDIS. DEBORAH - General MASHBURN, DARLENE - Aca demic - Mu Alpha Theta, FHA. Girls Track Team. MIELKE. CHRIS - College Prep - S Club, Football - Manager, Drama Club, French National Honor Society - Treasurer. Sigma Chi Iota - Treasurer. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Jr -Sr. Play. MILLER, JOHN - General. MINTON. WAYNE - College Prep. - S Club. Football. Base- ball MOORE. DENNIS - General - S Club. Basketball - All NEAC, All Regional, Most Valuable Bas ketball Player, Track - 1st and 2nd Place Awards. MOORE, HELEN - College - French Club, Rebelettes, Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council, Rebel Review - Staff Editor. MORGAN. DAVID - Vocational - DO, Art Club. NASH, AL - College Prep. - Boys Track Team - 3rd Place Award. NEAL, JOAN - General. NEAL, JOEY - College Prep - Student Council, French Club, Youth Council, Baseball, 1970 Talisman King, 2nd Runner Up Valentine King. NELSON, JO ANN - Vocational - DO. NICHOLS. DAVID - College Prep - French Club, Band, All-State Band 2 Years, Mu Alpha Theta NOLES. BECKY - College Prep. - National Honor Society, French National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council, French Club, Band, Rebelettes, Rebel Americans, Tal- isman Staff, Society of Outstand- ing American High School Stu . dents, Senior Notable. O DELL, MARTHA - College Prep - FHA, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Band. FTA, Rebel Review, Nation- al Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta. OSBORNE. STEVE - General. PARKER. WALTER - Vocational - DO PARKS, JUDY - Commercial. PARRIS, DANNY - College Prep - S Club, Baseball, Basketball PARRIS, DELANE - General - Rebelettes. FHA PENLAND, PHILLIP - College Prep. - Senior Closs Secretary, Mu Alpha Theta, S Club, Base ball. Sigma Chi lota - Pres., French Club, Rebel Americans. PINSON, BETH - General - Tn- Hi-Y, FBLA, FHA, Art Club - Trea- surer, Youth Council, Girls Trock Team. PEPPERS, JIMMY - General - S Club, Football. POLK, ETHELYN - Commercial. PONDER, RONALD - Vocational - DO PONDER, VICKIE - Commercial - FBLA, Student Secretary, Girls Trock Team, Top Ten Physical Education Award. PRUETT. DIANNE - Commercial - National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Tn-Hi-Y, FBLA, S Club, Cheerleader, Who s Who, Jr. Closs Treasurer, Student Coun- cil, Candidate for Homecoming Queen, Candidate for Beauty Queen, Valentine Queen, Top 10% in Class. RASCO, GLENDA - Vocational - DE. DECA Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Girls Trock Team - 1st Place Award RASCO, IVAN - Vocational - DO RATLIFF. PAULA - College Prep. - National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta, Confederette. Mo- lorette. Bond, Top 10% of Class, Math Scholarship, FHA. FTA. REAVIS, CHARLES - College Prep - Droma Club - V President. REESE, BILLY - Vocational - DO RIALS. BENNIE - General RIDDLESPUR, DANNY - Voca- tional - DO RIGGINS, PENNY - Commercial - Band, FBLA - Sec., Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, Youth Council. ROBERTSON, ELAINE - Commer- cial. ROBERTSON. SHIRLEY - College Prep. - Student Council - Secre- tary, Soph. Closs V. Pres., Jr. Closs V. Pres., Who's Who, Jr. Closs Fa- vorite, Jr. Homecoming Maid, 2nd Runner-Up Volentine Queen, S Club, Cheerleader - Head, Talisman Staff, Youth Council - Lt. Governor, Tri-Hi-Y - Sec., FHA, Sigma Chi lota. Mu Alpha Theta. Drama Club, National Honor Society, FTA, Science Award. ROEBUCK, ROBERT - College ROEBUCK, VALORIE - Commer- cial - Youth Council, FBLA, Tn- Hi-Y, FHA, Top Ten Physical Edu- cation Award. ROWE, BENGI - College Prep. - Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Chi lota, 2nd Place Regional Science Fair, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA, Drama Club, French Club, S ' Club. Cheerleader, Beauty Candi- date, Jr.-Sr Play. RUSSELL. WILLIE - General - DO SHARPTON. WES - General - S Club. Football. Baseball. Bas- ketball, Trock. SHORT, REGINIA - College Prep - Notional Honor Society, Sigma Chi loto. Talisman Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA, Youth Council, Office Staff. SISCO, MARGARET - College Prep. - Mu Alpha Theta, Youth 279 Council, FT A, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Band. SMALL, STEVE - College Prep. - S' Club, Basketball. SMITH. ELLA RUTH - College Prep - National Honor Society. I Dare You Award, Outstand- ing Teenager of America. Girls State Representative. Band - Con- federette, Student Council, Youth Council, Who's Who. Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FTA, Mu Alpha Theta, Span- ish Club, Talisman Staff, Rebel Re- view Staff. Soph. Class Sec., Jr. Class Sec., Senior Homecoming Maid, Senior Beauty Candidate, 2nd Runner-Up Valentine Queen, Soph. Class Favorite. Sophomore Homecoming Candidate. SMITH, SHERRY - Commercial - National Honor Society, Top . 10% of Class. FHA, FBLA, Rebel ettes, Senior Class Beauty. SNOW, JIMMY - College Prep. - National Honor Society - Pres.. I Dare You Award, Student Coun- cil - Pres., Who's Who, S Club. Football, Basketball. Baseball - 1st Alternate for State, Most Valu- able Baseball Player 1969. R. L. Penlond Award, Candidate for Valentine King, Soph. Class Pres., Jr. Closs Pres., Soph. Class Favor- ite. SOSEBEE, JEANNIE - Commer- c.al - DECA Club. SPRAYBERRY, LINDA - College Prep. - National Honor Society, French Club. French Notional Honor Society, Student Council, Sigma Chi lota, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Class Trees. SPURLOCK. WILLIAM - General. STEELE, SONNY - College Prep. - DECA. STEDHAM. KATHY - College Prep - National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta. Youth Council, FHA, FTA, McCalls Teen Maga- zine Fashion Board, Valentine Candidate, Tri-Hi-Y, Top 10% of Class, Rebel Americans, Band - Confederettes, Maiorette. STEPHENS, JOHN - College Prep. - French National Honor Society, French Club, S Club, Baseball, Basketball SUGGS, DENNIS - General - 'S Club, Football. Track. TALLENT, PATRICIA - College Prep. - FBLA - Sec THOMASON. WAYNE - Gener ai. THOMPSON. KEITH - College Prep - Student Council, Rebel Americans, S' Club, Football - Manager. THOMPSON, LARRY - General - S' Club, Football, Track THRASHER. CHRIS - General - DECA. THURMOND. DON - College Prep - Mu Alpha Theta, Annual Staff, Drama Club, Track Team, Rebel Mascot, Basketball - Mgr TILLEY, CYNTHIA - General - FHA, Rebelettes. TURNER, JANICE - College Prep. - Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council, Spanish Club, Homecoming Candidate, S Club, Rebel Review Staff, Band, Senior Notable. TYLER, BRUCE - Vocational - DO. UNDERWOOD, MIKE - General - Band, Youth Council. USREY, GLENDA - Commercial. USRY, THOMAS - College Prep. - S ' Club, Football, Basketball. VERNON, LYNN - Commercial - FBLA - Parliamentarian, FHA, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Miss Betty Crock- er, Top 10% of Class. VISE, SAM - College Prep. - DECA. WADDELL, JEANETTE - Com- mercial - FBLA, FHA, Rebelettes WAGNON, MARK - College Prep. WALKER, KAY - Commercial - FBLA WALL, SHARRON - Commercial - FBLA, Youth Council. .WARNICK. DEBBIE - College Prep. - Notional Honor Society, French National Honor Society, French Club, Sigma Chi lota. Mu Alpha Theta, Youth Council, Tri- Hi-Y, Band, Top 10% of Class, Senior Notable, Representative to Citizenship Conference, Jr.-Sr. Play. WARREN. TERESA - College Prep. - French National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Youth Council, Girls Track Team, French Club. WATTS, JANICE - Commercial - FBLA, Tn-Hi-Y, Youth Council, Girls Volleyball Team WHEELER, SANDRA - Commer- cial - FHA, FBLA WHISENANT, RANDALL - Gen- eral - DO WHITE, BETTY - Commercial - Youth Council, FBLA, Girls Vol- leyball Team, Girls Track Team, 1st Place Jr. Trophy Girls Track and P.E. WHITFIELD, BRENDA - Commer ciol - Youth Council, FBLA, Girls Track and Volleyball Team, Best All-Round Trophy on Track Team. WILLIAMS. JANICE - Commer- cial - Office Staff, Student Secre- tary, Library Staff. WINTERS. JERRY - College Prep. - Band, Spanish Club WISE, FRANKLIN - Vocational - DO WOFFORD, JACKIE - College Prep. - Good Citizenship Girl, Top 10% of Class, Mu Alpha Theta, Notional Honor Society, French National Honor Society, French Club. Science Club, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Talisman Staff, Band - Confederette, Maiorette - Head. Soph. Talisman Beauty, Soph Homecoming Maid, Who's Who. WOOD, RANDY - College Prep. - Salutatorian, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Chi lota. Youth Council, Student Council, Talisman Staff, National Honor Society, French National Honor Society - Pres., Top 10% of Closs, Boys State Representative, Who's Who, Outstanding Teenager of America, Outstanding High School Student of America, T.V. High School Bowl Team - Cop- tain. WRENN. MONIE - College Prep - Top 10% of Closs, Student Council, FTA, FHA, Youth Council Lt Gov., Sec., French Club, French National Society, Notion- al Honor Society, Drama Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Homecoming Candidate, Band, Tri-Hi-Y. Soph. Beauty Finalist, Talisman Staff, 1969 Talisman Beauty Queen 280 Dianne Pruett and Debbie LeCroy seem to be having quite an important discus- sion during the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Index Faculty Acres, Chorles 75, 147. 200 Bailey. Larry 127 Beoson, Dale 145 Browning, Beatrice 79, 150, 287 Bulger, Don 22, 23. 81, 133 Campbell, Elaine 1 54 Christopher, Athera 1 53 Clark, Bill 73. 1 50 Culver, Audrey 138 Davidson, Helen 141 Davis, Inez 144 Dunn, Ruth 142 Helen, Alice 1 50, 200 Harris, Georgia 136, 43 Herndon, Elizabeth 1 39 Hillman, Ellen 72, 144 Holt, Walter 32. 35, 134 124 Horne, Betty 212, 86 Issoc, Nancy 146, 212 Jenkins, Donna 147 Johnson, Savoy 141 Jones, Edward 82, 137 Jordan, Jan Rita 138 Lewis, Doris 153 Lmdsay. Booker 137 Marbury, Shirley 59, 143 Martin, Nell 66, 104, 140, 141, 226. 116 McDonald, Mane 74, 1 50 McKee, Geneva 58, 62, 143, 116, 128 Murphy, Florence 56, 149 Muskett, Gary 32, 37, 135, 18, 19, 44, 45, 48, 191 Peeples. Henrietta 78, 154 Pendley. Nick 141, 42, 124 Parrish, Stanley 1 55 Pruett. Betty 89. 98. 107, 138, 116, 117 Pugh, Armon 147 Reagan, Billy (Rip) 54, 63, 67, 90. 156 Reeves, Pauline 71, 142 Norton, Grady 64, 154 Robinson, Nettie 136, 43 Robinson. Sarah 76, 139, 117 Schmitz, Richard 148. 248 Thompson, Jerry 106, 132, 121 Thompson. Lynn 1 32 Traylor, Nancy 145 Qeniors Acray, Richard 53. 227 Alexander, Danny 227 Amos. M.ke 97. 227. 128. 187 Anderson. Billy 32. 135, 227 Anderson, Ricky 52, 227, 108 Arthur. M.ke 60. 65, 81, 85, 97, 107. 178, 227, 1 12-1 15, 117 Ashley. Gary 32. 33, 80. 96. 227, 234. 109. 122 Ball, Ton. 61. 97, 227 Barfield, Leslie 81. 227, 236, 111 Barron, Mike 22, 80, 228 Baty, Linda 228 Baty, Steve 228 Bellew, Robert 73, 228 Bohannon, Sherrie 228 Boland, Karen 70, 228 Bone, Sue 74, 228 Bowen, Benny 228 Bradford, Lawrence 73, 228 Breasseal, Mary 52, 60, 69, 84, 96, 229, 86 Bridges. Jackie 60, 61, 66, 72, 144, 229 Brooks. Gloria 76. 96, 229, 123 Brooks, Marcia 6J, 61, 72, 144, 230 Brothers. Randy 230 Brown, Carol 230 Brown, Donna 52, 66, 72. 97. 165, 230, 86, 183. 186 Brown, Terry 230 Browning, Bobby 22. 24. 27. 29, 65. 76. 77, 80, 177, 230. 44. 48. 120, 191 Bryant, Michael 230 Bryant, Rickey 231 Burton. Patricia 56, 71, 249 Comp, Lorry 231 Carroll. Debra 58. 72, 82. 231 Carroll. M.ke 56. 58, 62, 65. 66. 80. 82. 83, 165,231,242,44.45, 86, 181, 183, 190 Caudle, Gary 73, 148, 231 Caudle. Jan 61. 144, 231 Chastain, Angela 56, 231, 248 Cherry, Regina 232 Chitwood. M.ke 22, 80. 170. 236, 109, 124, 187 Cochran, Deborah 70, 165, 232, 86 Colegrove, Melvin 74, 232 Collins, Randy 232 Copeland. Betty 52. 61. 72. 232 Countryman, Cathy 53, 56. 60, 66, 72. 232, 243, 124, 129 Crowe, Gory 74, 232 Davidson, Michoel 232 Davis, Michael 68, 74, 232, 186 Davis, Sandra 58, 62, 72, 233 Decker. Nona 78, 144, 233 Dempsey, Tim 73, 233 Dial, Beth 65. 70. 75, 244 Dodson, Keith 73, 233 Duncan Susan 55, 58, 60. 62. 66, 69, 72, 76, 81.82. 96. 165, 167, 173, 233. 86. Ill, 116, 181 Easterwood, Charles 22. 26, 59. 66. 80, 82, 234, 44, 86. 186, 188 Edwards. Diane 234 Ellis, George 234 Entrekm, Judy 235 Entrekm, Mitzi 72, 235 Farlow. Charlotte 235 Gomes. V.ck. 54, 65. 69, 76, 78. 81.82. 96, 98, 100, 160, 161. 165, 167, 235. 86. 116, 118 Gaither, Lavoy 73. 235. 44, 45 Gamblm, Johnny 74, 235 Garrett, Ann 58. 60, 62, 72, 235, 86, 185 Gaskin. Steve 235, 239 Gaskin. V.ck. 55, 69. 77, 107. 179, 235 Gooden. Robert 58. 75, 236 Goodsen, Becky 56, 69, 71, 72, 84, 236 Grant, Johnny 236 Griffith, Carol 60. 61, 66, 72, 236, 43 Gross. Lorry 73 Gulledge-William 236 Gunnells, Ronnie 74, 236 Gunter, Diane 70, 75, 236 Hamilton, Gloria 237 Hamric, Blythe 237 Hortbarger, Gail 59, 237, 86 Hoyme, Kenmth 24, 80, 237, 248, 44. 48, 184, 189 Helms, Mac 35. 237 Hicks. John 32. 58, 80, 82. 93. 234, 237, 242, 112-1 15, 1 19 Hollis, Gene 148, 237 Hurtt, Kathy 74, 237 Inman. Jeff 22. 31, 56, 57, 58, 65, 80. 81, 95, 98. 100, 167, 226. 237, 242, 44, 45. 110, 188 Johnson, Libby 60, 61, 72, 96, 238 Jones, Herman 73, 97, 238 Kaye, Rodney 67, 165, 238, 87 K.dd, Sonny 53, 56, 59. 60, 239 Kilgore, Wayne 74, 239 Kilgro. Lmda 84 Kimble, Daniel 25. 28. 32. 33, 80. 239, 42, 189 K.mbr.l, Donnie 22, 31. 58, 62. 82, 234, 239, 86, 109, 184 King, Deborah 78, 239, 248 Lankford. Niles 73, 239 Lotimer. Sherrie 74, 240 LeCroy. Deborah 64, 66. 67, 72, 239, 240 Lemons. John 60, 80. 81, 240 Lipscomb, John 240 Lumpkin, Sherry 55, 68. 71, 173, 240, 187 Lynch, Diane 240 Lynch, Jeff 73. 240 McAlpin, Patricia 58, 62, 66, 69, 72, 82, 97, 165, 241. 87, 1 16, 1 17, 127. 255 McCormick, Martin 74, 241 McFarland. Gary 22. 23, 26, 59, 80, 238, 44. 45, 86 McMahan, Keith 73, 241 Machen, Ponme 56, 234, 240 Mardis, Deborah 78 Mashburn, Darlene 240, 86, 118 Mielke. Chris 22, 58, 62, 63. 66, 65, 80, 81, 82. 226, 230, 241, 86, 112-115, 185 Miller, John 241 Minton, Wayne 241 Moore, Dennis 32, 34, 35, 80, 134, 242, 189 Moore, Helen 60, 72, 85, 242, 250 Morgan, David 73, 242 Nash. Al 233. 242, 42 Neal, Joan 243 Neal. Joey 58. 65, 103. 107, 168. 179, 242. 44 Nelson, Jo Ann 73, 243 Nichols. David 53. 243. 86, 183, 185 Noles, Becky 52. 56. 58. 60, 62. 66, 97, 165. 243. 86, 117, 184 O dell, Martha 52, 67, 68. 69. 84, 243. 86 281 Osborne, Steve 243 Parker, Walter 73 Porks, Judy 244 Parris. Danny 80, 244. 44, 45. 126 Parrish. Delaine 56. 71, 78. 244 Penland. Phillip 32. 56. 58. 65. 80. 81. 82, 226. 244 44. 86, 112 115 Peppers. Jimmy 26. 30. 31. 80. 244 Polk, Ethelyn 244 Ponder. Ronald 73 Ponder. Vickie 61. 244 Pruett. Dionne 66. 80. 92, 107, 165. 177. 178. 253. 40. 87, 124 Rasco, Glenda 73. 253 Rasco, Ivon 73, 253 Ratliff, Paulo 55, 66, 145. 165, 241, 245, 86, 117, 186 Reovis, Charles 81, 236, 245 Reese, Billy 73, 245 Rials, Benny 245 Riddlespur, Danny 73, 245 Riggins, Penny 53, 61. 245 Robertson. Elame 245 Robertson, Shirley 60, 64, 66, 69, 80. 81.82, 92. 107. 179. 245. 40. 86. 116, 120. 123 Roebuck, Robert 245 Roebuck, Valone 60, 61. 246, 120 Rowe. Beng. 52, 58, 60, 69, 80, 81,82. 92. 246. 253. 40. 41. 86. 112 115. 118 Russell. Willie 73. 246 Sharpton. Wesley 80. 247. 44. 45 Short. Regina 60. 68. 72. 76, 78, 82. 230 247, 1 17 Sisco, Margaret 52. 60, 69. 72, 247. 86 Small. Steve 32. 34, 80. 247 Smith. Ella Ruth 66, 75. 96. 98. 100, 162. 167. 173. 244, 247, 86. 183, 190 Smith. Sherry 66, 70. 103. 165, 171, 247 Snow. Jimmy 22, 32, 65. 66, 80, 100. 132. 282 Pod.e Eosterwood proudly examines the shoe with which he kicked a winning field goal 247. 44, 45. 190, 191 Willioms, Jeonme 74, 247 Sprayberry, Linda 56. 58. 60, 62. 65, 66, 82, 85. 165, 226, 86. 247, 185 Spurlock, William 248 Stedham. Kathy 55. 56, 69. 66. 70, 165, 248, 86. 128 Steele, Sonny 74, 248 Stephens, John 58, 62, 80. 249, 44. 45 Stovall, Cindy 56. 70, 249 Suggs, Dennis 80, 148, 249, 42, 1 16 Thomason, Woyne 249 Thompson, Keith 56, 57, 65, 80, 242, 249 Thompson. Lorry 22, 25, 29, 80, 249 Thrasher, Chris 74, 249 Thurmond. Don 76, 93, 249, 40, 86 Turner, Jomce 53. 59. 60. 85, 250, 121, 187 Tyler, Bruce 73, 250 Underwood. Mike 53, 250 Usrey, Glenda 78, 144, 250, 43 Usrey, Thomas 22, 36, 80, 250 Verncn, Lynn 60, 61, 165, 250, 182 Vise. Sam 74, 250 Waddell, Jeanette 251 Wagnon, Mark 251 Walker, Kay 251 Wall, Shorron 60, 61, 251 Warmck, Debb.e 53, 58, 60. 62. 66. 69, 72, 81. 82. 165, 251, 86, 112-115, 184 Warren, Teressa 58. 60, 62, 65. 251, 86 Watts, Janice 60, 252, 43 Wheeler, Sandra 147, 252 Whisenant, Randall 73, 252 White. Betty 60, 61, 252, 43 Whitfield, Brenda 60, 61, 252, 43 Williams, Janice 252 Winters, Jerry 53, 252 Wise, Franklin 73, 252 Wofford, Jackie 55. 58, 60, 62, 66. 72, 76, 82. 165, 166, 252, 86, 116 Wood, Randy 58. 60. 62. 65. 66, 76, 82. 164, 167, 253, 86. 116, 117, 127, 183, 255 Wrenn, Monie 52, 58, 60, 66, 69, 165, 253, 86, 119 Juniors Abernathy, Mike 74, 213 Abney, Robert 213 Addison, Gwen 56. 61, 213 Allen, Cynthia 61, 79, 213 Allred. Karen 56, 213 Ambrose, Tony 59, 213 Anderson, Roland 213 Archer, Gory 32, 36, 58, 65, 80, 100, 212, 213, 109 Ash. Ethel 213 Ballard, Woyne 53, 213 Barksdale, Phyllis 213 Barnes, Emily 58, 63, 83. 85, 213 Battles, Richord 74, 213 Berry, Shorron 69, 79, 213 Bevis. Debbie 78. 213 Billingsley, Debra 56, 58, 69, 213 Billingsley, Philip 213 Bishop, Jockey 73 Bodme, Michael 56, 57, 60. 80, 90, 213, 242 Boman. Gary 52, 213 Boyd, Michael 213 Bradford, Paul 80, 107, 179, 214, 42 Bragg, Den.se 78, 98, 100, 162, 214, 220 Braggs, Joyce 214 Brooks. Mary 59 Brown, Betty 79, 214 Brown, Dianne 61, 68. 76, 214 Bruce. Bobby 214 Bulger. Russ 65, 58. 56. 80. 132, 214, 44, 109 Burnham, Vicki 80, 214, 219, 40, 41 Byrum. David 22, 80, 42, 214 Cagle, Rebecca 52, 60. 69, 82, 214 Campbell. Sue 214 Champion, Jock 214 Charlton, David 215 Cline, Benny 52, 21 5 Coleman, Eddie'215 Coley. Gary 53, 59. 215 Colvin, Freddie 30, 80, 215, 188 Conwell. Jimmy 22, 27, 80, 215, 42 Copeland, Bobby 215 Cornutt, Denise 52, 58, 63, 68, 215, 87 Couch, Gary 215 Crosley, Mary 215 Dotes. Mary 43 Davidson, Joe 215 Davis, Carol 58, 75, 215 Dennis. Glenn 215 Dillard, Virginia 70, 215, 223 Dollohite, Janet 65, 80. 212, 215, 40, 41 Dollar, Donna 171, 215 Dupree, Steven 65, 68, 215, 87 Edwards, Wanda 215 Elkms, Eddie 32. 34, 36. 44. 45 Elrod. Jimmy 215 Elrod, Terry 73. 215 Foil, Curtis 216 Faulkner, Gerald 216 Fowler, Danny 216 Freeman, Danny 22, 30, 31, 80, 216, 221 Freeman, Sherry 173, 216 Garrett, Mike 216 Goskey, Judy 216 Giles, Ricky 216 Gillis, Troy 216 Glodden. Patsy 74, 216 Gray, Frederick 61, 80, 216 Gray, Susan 55, 58, 173, 216. 108 Green, James 32, 59, 80, 216 Griffith, Vickie 58. 63, 216, 87 Gross, Bobby 58, 63. 84, 216 Gunter. Sharon 53, 216 Hamby, James 216 Hamby, Richard 73, 216 Honnoh, Judy 70, 216 Hawkins, Mike 22, 80, 216 Hays, David 74, 217 Heard. Deborah 61, 84, 217 Hearn, James 76, 217 Helms. David 217 Hicks. Pom 69, 217 Hill, Sandro 217 Hill, Woyne 80 Hines, Mike 74, 217, 87 Hockensmith, Debbie 53, 59, 69, 72, 75, 81, 83, 176. 217 Hoffman, Steve 217 Holloday, Sam 217 Holland, David 218 Honeycutt, Greg 74, 218 Hunt, Keith 53 Hunter. Diane 218 Jackson, Sandra 218 Jacobs, Pom 53, 70, 218 Johnson, Debbie 59, 65, 76, 218, 118 Johnson, Russell 53, 218 Johnson. Shelia 218, 43 Johnston, Vickie 218 Jone, Thentha 59, 218 Kilgro, Jackie 151, 218 King, Judy 55, 218 Lancaster. Glenda 58, 61, 218 Lonkford, Dennis 218 LeCroy, K.m 56. 58. 65. 83, 212, 218, 219, 110 Ledbetter, Dole 58, 218 Lee, Deborah 61. 218, 121 Lee, Debby 218 Leverton, Benny 52, 218 Limbaugh, Mark 50. 65, 218, 87, 183 Little. Dona 53, 56, 219, 112-115 Love, Terry 37, 219 Lumpkin, Dianne 58, 63, 219, 43 MocMillon, Alice 52, 56, 58, 60, 63, 68, 219, 87 McCormick, Jackie 219 McCoy. Chris 219 McDaniel, Judy 70. 43, 219 McGinnis, Diane 58, 219 McKinney, Steve 219 McNutt, Jerry 80, 219 McRoe, Dianne 52, 58. 63, 68. 69. 82, 219, 87 McWhorter, Debbie 70. 219 Manderson. Lana 59, 220 Maples. Susan 52. 58. 69, 81.220, 112-115 Martin, Judy 58. 63, 83, 84, 220, 87 Mayo. Beth 59, 65. 80. 212, 220, 40, 41. 109 Mayo, Greg 220 Messer. Edmon 74 Mmcy. Alec 52, 220 Minton, Rebecca 220 Mitchell. Rickey 74 Moore, Kathryn 220 Morgan, Marilyn 53, 58, 63, 68. 76, 220, 87, 110 Morgan, Michael 52, 220 Morgan, Nancy 221, 43 Morgan, Steve 221 Moses, Clayton 221, 87 Murray, Faye 74, 221 Murray. Jerry 221 Murray, Terry 221 Norris, Bobby 221 Norris, Fredio 221 Nunnelly. Demse 59, 221 Oden, Jerry 151, 221 Otwell, Jockie 221 Porker, Pomilo 221 Portee. Allen 222 Portee, Jim 222 Patte, Peggi 222 Payne, Andrea 84, 222 Phillips. Kathy 52, 58, 60, 63. 83, 222, 87 Philpot, Cynthia 43 Posey. Eugene 222 Prickett, Veda 222 Pruett, Barbara 58, 63, 75, 139, 222 Pruett, Roy 37. 39, 58. 89. 222. 44, 45. 87 Radliff, Elizabeth 52. 58. 63. 65. 68. 69, 81. 82. 222. 112-115. 116, 117 Redden, James 222 Reeves, Deborah 70, 74, 222 Retford, Coro Lou 52. 222 R.ckles, Reg.na 52. 58. 60. 69, 81, 222 Ridgway. Bonme 222 Robershaw, Laura 222 Roberson. Jan 53, 58. 60. 63. 68. 81,82, 87, 112-115, 222 Roberson, Richard 56. 95. 222 Robinson. Judy 223 Robinson, Stephanie 70, 223 Roebuck, Marie 56. 60, 223 Roper, R,chord 53, 63. 68. 82. 84. 223 Rosser. Edno 53. 58, 63, 223 Rowell. Kathy 60, 61. 223 Rutherford, Cynthio 53. 223 Sanderson. Wanda 223 Self. Nancy 52. 58. 63. 223 Shodnck, Camilla 223 Sherrell. Kay 223 Simmons, Connie 61. 84. 223 Simonton. Charles 22. 80. 176, 224 Snyder. Johnny 53. 224. 44, 183 Southern, Jomce 68. 72, 76. 224 Stephens. Yolanda 52. 56. 58, 224 Stowers. Danny 224, 44 Sweeney. Terry 52, 224 Tallent, Randy 137, 224 Teague, Margaret 224 Terry, Donna 43 Thompson, Frank 53, 137, 224 Thornhill, David 224 Tigue, Perry 53, 224 Tucker, Barbara 52. 58, 60, 69, 76, 224 Underwood, Rickey 224 Usrey. Glenda 224 Vance. Eddie 85 Vmyord, Robert 74, 224 Waddell, Judy 224 Wagner, Carol 52. 224 Wagnon, David 80 Walker, Mane 52, 70. 173, 224 Walker, Roy 73 Wall, M.ke 73, 224 Wally. Linda 224 Watts, Randy 217, 225, 44. 109 White. Teresa 70, 225 Wilder, Barry 225, 42 Wilder, Garry 37. 39, 80. 134, 225. 44 Wilson, Erie 225 Wimp.e, R.to 70, 225, 43 Wise. Kathy 225 White, Debra 225 Wh.tt, Teresa 225 Wofford, Robert 225 284 Womack. Myra 43, 225 Wright. Donald 137, 222 Yarbrough. Nancy 53. 225, 122 Yates, Jerry 225 Qophomores Adams, Jimmy 201 Allen, Dewayne 52, 201 Allison, Lynn 52. 201 Almon, Betty 201 Amos. James 22. 80. 201 Anderson, Gary 83. 201, 44 Archer, Charles 201 Armstrong. Rebecca 201 Atkinson, Fred 52. 201 Ayres. Pat 78. 80. 201. 207 Boll. Melisso 52, 201 Pall. Rob.n 52. 61, 201 Barker, Debra 79. 201 Bearden, Ricky 53, 201 Beck, Debra 201 Bell, Martha 201 Bellew, Donnie 201 Bellew, Harold 201 Benefield. Terry 59, 201 Blackwood, Brenda 201 Boogs. Beverly 41, 72, 76, 172, 201 Bohonon, Debra 52, 201 Bowman, Joe 201 Bone, John 22. 59, 65. 80. 100. 175, 200 201. 44 Bowen, Damo 55, 58. 65, 83. 84. 99, 100, 103. 163, 169, 175, 200, 201 Bowen. Janet 201 Bowen, Phillip 22, 58. 76, 80, 83, 107, 179. 201, 44 Bowen, Rito 70, 201 Bradford, Lorry 201 Bramley, Karen 58, 201 Brooks, Gail 61. 201 Brooks, Janice 58, 76, 83. 201, 116 Brooks, Roger 201 Brown, Barry 201, 44 Brown, Deborah 201 Brown. Eddie 32. 37. 201 Brown, Eleanor 61. 72, 76, 201 Brown, Jimmy 201 Brown, Theresa 55. 158. 60, 65. 84, 107. 172, 178, 201. 203 Brown, Willie 201 Bryant, Danny 201. 44 Bryant, Patsy 201 Burhom. Donna 201. 211 Burns. Rita 52, 1 58. 202 Bynum, Jerry 58, 202 Bynum, Ken 37. 38. 58, 202 Calvert, James 202 Chambers, Angela 202 Chapman. M.choel 37, 38. 42 Chastom, Mike 202 Clark, Kathy 202 Clay, Kathy 202 Clayton, David 37, 83, 202, 42 Clayton, Edwin 37. 80, 202, 42 Clifton, Jimmy 202 Cochran, Kathy 202 Conwell, Ronald 58. 80, 202 Cooper, Dole 53, 58. 90, 202 Cooper. Terry 32, 37. 80. 134, 202. 44 Cornutt. Lenore 52, 58, 70, 83, 200, 202 Cornutt, Susan 55, 58, 78, 83. 142, 202 Cowan, Cynthia 43 Curtis, Keith 202 Dolton, Glenn 52. 202 Davenport, Deborah 52, 72, 202 Davidson, Charles 80. 202 Davis, Cynthia 58 Dav.s, Jeff 53. 202 Davis. Pam 53, 140, 202 Dovis, Terry 202 Denham, Kenneth 52, 58. 202 Dewberry. Roger 39 Dobbins, Nancy 202 Dollahite, Barbara 202 Doogon, Nicki 202 Dudley, M.choel 202. 42 Duncan, Brenda 202 Duncon. Jackie 52. 58. 60. 72, 76, 83, 202 204 Duncan, Melissa 202 Dye, Frenchie 202 Eads, Debbie 84, 202 Early, Tommy 52, 58. 83. 202 Edwards. Mitchell 202 Ellenburg, Charles 203 Elliott. Jackie 203 Elrod, Richard 203 Forlow, Larry 203 Forris, Dionne 203 Feltmon. Diane 203 Finley, Jonell 70. 203 Finley. Jewel 70, 203 Freeman, Anthony 203 Goskey. Randy 203 Gaddis. Anthony 32, 80. 203 Gottis, Gory 203 Glenn, Pom 56, 204 Gordon, Dionne 204 Gordon, Peggy 204 Grovitt. Neal 204 Gregory, Wayne 204 Groover, Ricky 204 Groover, Troy Guise, Hose 204 Gulledge, Kenneth 204 Guthne, Brent 53, 204 Handy, Lano 70. 204 Harcrow, Frank 204 Harper. Gory 204 Harper, Janice 204 Harris, Johnny 204 Harris, Linda 204 Harris, Linda 204 Hathom, Linda 204 Heard. Melvin 80, 204 Henegor, Regmo 70, 204 Herndon. Cary 59, 80 Hilderbrand, Gory 30, 80. 204, 42 Hill, Bobby 204 Hinton, Howard 204 Hollodoy, David 204 Holley. Paul 205 Hollingsworth Carl 90S Holston, Jimmy 37, 39, 205 Honeycutt, Gory 205 Hood, Richard 52. 58, 205 Hopper, Veda 61, 205 Huddleston, Dan 205 Humphrey, Kathy 61, 79 Humphrey, Paul 59, 205 Ingram, Larry 80, 205 Jacobs, Milton 205 Jorrett. Teresa 205 Jenkins, Cathy 43 Jenkins, Leroy 205 Johnson, Hattie 205, 43 Johnson, Julio 205 Jones, Curtis 80, 205 Jones, Linda 70, 205 Jones, Tommy 205 Kelley. David 37, 59. 80, 84, 205 Kelton, James 53, 206 Kennedy, Mike 206 Kidd, Alicia 52, 59, 137, 206 Kilgro, Kathy 206 KimbJe. Alicia 43 Klein, Johnny 58. 60, 75, 206 Lackey. James 206 Lackey. John 206 Leath, Roger 206 Ledbetter, Ricky 206 Leeth, Sandro 206 Lemons. Joseph 206, 42 Lily, Cornelius 42 L.nn, Beth 52, 59, 60. 84, 206. 211 Long, Rita 59, 206 Lyons, Ronald 206 McBurnett, Larry 206 McCormick. Robert 206 Mangum, James 206 Marks, Diane 55, 58, 65, 76, 172, 200, 206 Martin, Fielding 53, 1 58. 206 Martin, Patricia 70, 142, 206 Mathews, Martha 70 Maxwell, Barry 206 Melson, Danny 22. 206 Melson, Tom 37, 206, 42 Millerons, Mike 206 Minor, Ricky 53, 206 Minton, Teresa 52, 84, 206 Mitchell, Eugene 206 Mitchell, Pam 65 Molock, Doug 37, 83, 206, 44 Moore, Ronald 206 Morgan. Joe 206 Morgan. Pot 206 Murray. Glenda 70, 206 Mynott, Vickie 59, 76, 207 Nash. Robbie 207 Neal. John 52. 58. 83, 137, 207 Neal. Theresa 207 Neely, Jerry 207 Nichols, Tone 52, 58, 85, 207 Noble, Marcia 61, 207 O Bor, Rebecca 207 Oden, Betty 142, 207 Owens, Patricio 52, 58. 60, 72, 84 207 Pock, Sharon 61, 207 Portam, Rosie 71, 207 Pate, Terry 207 Peek. Rickey 207 Peppers, Lorry 22, 207 Perry, James 207 Perry, Jeanette 52 Peters, Dennis 207 Phillips, Mike 208 Phillips, Rebecco 76, 208 Ponder, Rebecca 208, 43 Posey, Kenneth 208 Posey, Leantme 208 Pounds. Suson 208 Roper, Deborah 59, 75, 208 Rector, John 208 Richardson, David 59, 85. 208 Rickey, Deborah 71, 208 Robershaw, Mandte 136, 208 Roden, Donnie 208 Sampson, Kathy 208 Sexton, Phyllis 53, 170 Shanneyfelt, Rockey 79, 208 Sherrell, Janice 59, 208, 43 Shew, Stephen 208 Simmons, Elizabeth 59. 208. 43 Smith, Dewayne Smith, Loretta 208 Stallings, Tina 70, 209 Stapleton. Joan 55. 209 Steele, Danny 209 Stephens, Bruce 209 Stewart, Danny 53. 209 Stewart, Danny 209 Stone, Robm 83, 209 Stonecypher, William 53, 158, 209 Strewn, Anita 52, 59, 209 Stringer, Sandra 208 Sullivan, Lucille 209 Teague, Patricio 209 Teague, Teresa 209 Thomas, Dione 209 Thompson, Charles 53. 83, 209 Thorner, Lorry 209 Spirited Rebels participate anxiously m most of their extrocurnculor activities 285 Throsher. Deborah 52, 209 Thrasher, John 209, 42 Tolbert, Robert 209 Traylor, Leo 209 Turner. Barry 52, 210 Underwood, Bobby 210 Underwood, George 80, 210 Vice, Lynn 52. 59, 210 Vickory. Judy 210 Vinyard. Eddie 210 Wognon, David 210 Wall. Deborah 52. 58. 210 Walters. Vernon 210 Watkins. Mike 93, 210 Watts, Sheila 210 Weaver, Maurice 52, 58, 210 Westmoreland. David 52, 210 White. Connie 210 White. Edith 211 White. R.to 211 White, Wonda 52, 59. 211 White, James 211 Whitfield. Sheila 211 Wilder, Dav.d 58. 83, 21 1 Williams. Mildred 211 Williams. Paul 211 Williams. Ralph 37, 137, 21 1 Williams. Robert 42 Wilson. Willie 211 Wmborn, Jerry 42 Winkle, Patricia 58, 211 Womack, Inez 211 Womack, Kathy 211 Woods, Myra 211, 43 Wooten, Debra 52, 211 Yates. Carol 70, 211 286 Twirp Court and Kiddie Day combined con bring about some rather strange looking characters. In Memory of MISS BEATRICE BROWNING The death of a teacher is one of the most tragic deaths that can be, for no one will ever be able to fill their place. For many years Miss Brown- ing worked in the library at Sansom. She will remain in our memories for years to