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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1971 volume:

TALISMAN 71 Emma Sansom High School Gadsden, Alabama Table of Contents Faculty Page ... 152 Classes Page ... 176 Advertisements Page ... 214 4 Those were the days my friends 5 • |T . . . forever and a day 9 We'd live the life we'd choose . 11 Dedication Mr. Bill Atchley 14 This year’s annual is dedicated to a man who has found a place in the heart of every student at Emma Sansom. You can look everywhere and find few men who are willing to do so much in return for so little. To the band students he has been an inspiration and constant helper. To the football team he has given persistent encouragement and re- newed hope. To the baseball and bas- ketball team he has put a new dribble and a great swing in the hearts of every player. Every activity at Emma Sansom has been supported faithfully by his ready help and friendly smile. When the chips were down he was the first to give en- couragement and help us get back on our feet. This man is Bill Atchley. Bill, we can't begin to repay you for all you’ve done so all we can do is say we love you and thanks so this year we dedicate the 1971 edition of the Talisman to Mr. Bill Atchley. 15 16 Roy Pruett, president of the student council, gives a short devotion. Doors Are Open for Faculty members are introduced to the students. All SENIORS proudly raise their hands to identify themselves. Another Year at SANSOM 19 Pep Rallies: A Time to Coach Bulger tells the students that the team is tough and out to win. The football team is anxious to fight and win!! 20 ■MB Show That Rebel Spirit A Gary Archer speaks for the tearri. “Seniors Await the Precious 4 Moment to Receive Their Well-Deserved Rings Sandra Hill wants her ring to fit just right. Barbie Tucker, Susan Maples, Marilyn Morgan, Johnny Snyder, and Jan Roberson are awaiting to order their rings. 22 This year we have a wide selection. L TO R: Beth Partain - Sophomore Maid, Debbie Hockensmith - Senior Maid, Kim LeCroy - Queen, Theresa Brown, Junior Maid. L TO R: Debbie Hockensmith - Senior Maid, Benny Leverton - Escort, Kim LeCroy - Queen, Wayne Ballard - Escort. 25 The Senior Class of 1971 - The magic year for some students at Emma Sansom. Mrs. Reagan is not about to be left out of the activities. Mb. Christopher enjoys homecom- ing as much as the students. '71 Wins Float Competition Jan Roberson adds to the finishing touch on the Senior float. David Kelley is the expert carpenter for the Junior float. I just know the Sophomore float will be a success! Clean-Up Day for Good Old Emma Coach Jerry Thompson explains, ' this isn't work. I’m enjoying every minute. ” I’ll do anything to keep our coke machine! 2« Barbara Tucker, Regina Rickies, Susan Maples, and Kathy Phillips call their hand at dusting. It is an absolute must, to have clean windows! WORK? What work? 29 The preparations of the heart in man . . . Proverbs 1 6:1 Students just enjoy being with other Christian Friends. Students are singing for the Lord. 30 Mike Carroll, a former Sansom student, is sharing what Christ has done for him. CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST: The Campus Crusade for Christ Inter- national was started in 1951 at U.C.L.A. and since then has spread to over half the countries of the world. Student Life at Sansom is a non-de- nominational social gathering in which teenagers of all religions express their views and hear personal claims of Jesus Christ as He is the only way. The sign is showing that there is only one way and that is through Jesus Christ. 31 Miss Carol Moon and Mr. Gary Archer Reign as Valentine Queen and King SEATED: Gary Archer - King, Carol Moon - Queen. STANDING: Francie Scar- borough, Gteg Mayo - First Runner-up, Patsy Owen, Charlie Simonton - Second Runner-up. Mrs. Horton — Mr. Thompson Faculty Sweethearts Miss Nelle Martin sits in her previous seat with other faculty members during the Valentine Program. KING and QUEEN: Carol Moon and Gary Archer Miss Nelle Martin, former faculty sweetheart, kisses new sweetheart, Mr. Jimmy Thompson. 33 Beauties Are Named at the Ball Roy Pruett and Francie Scarborough dance during the leadout. Honor Assembly Issues Many Awards Marilyn Morgan announces that this year's edition of the Talisman is dedicated to Mr. Bill Atchley. Mrs. Christopher gives awards to the well-deserving cheerleaders. LEFT Kim LeCroy, on behalf of the Senior Class gives a corsage to Mrs. Reagan, Mrs. McDonald makes presentations to D.E. Students. Mr. Yother makes the presentation of the S Club Award to Eddie Elkins. Mrs. McDonald presents an award to Doug Molock. 37 Honor Assembly'' Many Students Receive Awards Marc Limbaugh and Marilyn Morgan were named Johnny Reb and Miss Emma San- som. Mike Hines, on behalf of the D.E. students, presents an award to Mr. Reagan. Jr. Sr. Prom • • • a Fun Night for All Who Came David Richardson and his date, Lydia Fowler make a cute couple. RIGHT: Mrs. Traylor is taking money for the pictures. Alec Mincey is taking time for refresh- ments. Couples really seem to be enjoying themselves at the Jr. Sr. Prom. Tom Melson and Deborah Heard pose for a picture. 42 All of these couples are enjoying the evening; dancing, fun, and refreshments. Mrs. Reagan and Mrs. Snyder talk during the dance. Couples always enjoy the dancing. 43 Jr.-Qr. Play . . . LEFT: Susan Maples tries to convince David Richardson that she would be great on a television commercial. BELOW: Diane Marks and Daina Bow- en discuss plans to take over the cam- pus. Aunt Maude (Elizabeth Radcliff) tells the protestors that the dean’s office is no place for a rebellion. If Where It's at I'm not CLa5S fir A ABOVE: Protestors (Regina Rickies, Susan Gray, and Roland Conwell) rebel as the Dean (Richard Roberson) and the trustees stand by. Press (Perry Tigue) tells his story as Gogo (Daina � Bowen) takes over the interview I ABOVE: The Meter Maids could be less interested in the Captain's orders. 45 Perry Tigue is the master of Miss Mayo and Miss Coley are Miss Billingsley is quite attractive, ceremonies. contestants for the beauty title. Miss Archer and her fair flowers of beauty are announced as this year's beauty winners! 47 ABOVE: Jimmy Clifton and his date enjoy themselves at the picnic. Sun and Fun at the Senior Bar-beque ABOVE: Susan Maples, Kathy Phillips, Nancy Self, Nancy Yarborough, Jan Roberson, and Regina Rickies clown around as they stand in line to get a coke. ABOVE: Everyone gives a smile for the camera before eating except for Jan, who couldn't wait. 49 ABOVE: After sun-bathing and swimming, Lynn Vice, Ricky Nalor, Mike Morgan and Marie Roebuck take time out to eat. ABOVE: Beth Mayo and Kim LeCroy appear to be one of the first ones served. ABOVE: Donna Dollar contemplates whar rn � ar firxt 50 ABOVE: A group of seniors take time out for a coke during the Bar-B-Q. 51 The Big Day Finally Arrives . . . Graduation 1971 RIGHT: As every chair is filled the speaker. Doctor Riddle, speaks to the seniors. ABOVE: Doctor Riddle brings the mes- sage to all awaiting seniors. 52 ABOVE: Senior boys take a break to pose for the camera ABOVE: Outstanding senior, Jan Roberson, accepts the Maurice Hoffman Cup from Mr. Reagan. II I ABOVE: Pam Jacobs helps Johnny Synder put his tassel on at just the right angle. ABOVE: Valedictorian and Salutatorian watch as their class files out as graduates. 53 54 Valedictorian: Elizabeth Radcliffe Salutatorian: Marilyn Morgan Twenty-one SENIORS Rate Top 10% of the Class of 1971 BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Stephanie Robinson, Gwen Addison, Kathy Rowell, Emily Barnes, Dianne Brown, Nancy Self. SECOND ROW: Glenda Uncaster, Vickie Griffith. Bobbie Gross, Kathy Phillips, Judy Martin. THIRD ROW: Jan Roberson, Elizabeth Radcliffe, Dianne McGinnis, Marilyn Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Fred Gray, Steve Dupree, Marc Limbaugh, Clayton Moses, Mike Hines. 57 Homecoming Queen: Miss Kim LeCroy 58 LEFT: L TO R: Beth Partain, Kim LeCroy - Queen, Theresa Brown. TOP LEFT: Junior Maid: Theresa Brown ABOVE: Qophomore Maid: Beth Partain Paul Bradford 60 Debbie Lee 61 Junior Favorites Garry Hilderbrand Becky Phillips Sophomore Favorites' Joe Gamberi Francie Scarborough Good Citizenship Girl: Miss Kathy Phillips 64 S'CLUB AWARD: Eddie Elkins. ’’S Club Award . . . Eddie Elkins Four ’’SENIOR Students Are Chosen as Outstanding Teenagers of America OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA: Marc Limbaugh. Marilyn Morgan. Elizabeth Radcliffe, Mike Hines. 65 Miss Emma Johnny Sansom: Marilyn Morgan Reb: Marc Limbaugh 66 MARILYN MORGAN MARC LIMBAUGH 67 Class Beauties: Senior Beauty — Nancy Yarbrough Junior Beauty — Joan Stapleton Sophomore Beauty — Nanette Swanger King: Mr. Russell Johnson 69 Senior Beauty: Miss Nancy Yarbrough Junior Beauty: Miss Joan Stapleton 71 Sophomore Beauty: Miss Nanette Qwanger 72 5 Beauty Finalists Are Chosen From Each Class SOPHOMORES: L TO R: Bobbi Dale Rowe, Kathy Amberson, Beth Partain, Susan Cochran. JUNIORS: SEATED L TO R: Beth Linn, Diane Marks, Patsy Owens. 73 Valentine Queen and King: Miss Carol Moon — Mr. Gary Archer Cupid Selects Valentine Sweethearts 1 st Runners-Up: Francie Scarborough Greg Mayo 2nd Runners-Up: Patsy Owens Charlie Simonton Mies Betty Crocker: Stephanie Robinson 76 All-State Band Members Girls' and Boys' State Representatives ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS: Johnny Snyder, Bobbi Dale Rowe, Marc Limbaugh. GIRLS’ AND BOYS' STATE: James Hearn, Richard Roper, Elizabeth Radcliffe. 1 5 Seniors Chosen to American High Schools Who's Who LEFT: FRONT ROW: Mike Hines, Garry Wilder, Marc Limbaugh. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Gfray, Cora Lou Relford, Jan Roberson, Janice Southern, Elizabeth Radcliffe. BACK ROW: Marilyn Morgan, Judy Martin, Dianne Brown, Emily Barnes, Kathy Phillips 77 Senior LEFT: Alec Mincey Gwen Addison BELOW: Dana Little Pam Hicks Notables RIGHT: Benny Cline Becky Cagle BELOW: Clayton Moses Dianne Brown 79 Senior LEFT: Barbara Tucker Randy Waffs BELOW: Garry Wilder Jan Roberson Notables” Charlie Simonton: R. L. Penland Trophy, Most Valuable Lineman. Charles Simonton, James Green, and Paul Bradford . . . Most Valuable Players BELOW LEFT: James Green: Most Valuable Basketball Player. BELOW: Paul Bradford: Most Valu- able Back. Miss Nancy Self receives the I DARE YOU AWARD. Maurice Hoffman Cup . . . Miss Jan Roberson I Dare You Awards . . . Miss Nancy Qelf Marc Limbaugh 86 87 Sports Club Involve Many Students S Club — Johnny Rebs BOTTOM TO TOP: Coach Jerry Thompson, Paul Bradford, Garry Wilder, Roy Pruett, Elbert Pope, Charlie Simonton, Randy Watts, Freddie Colvin, Gary Archer, Walter Cranfield, Ray Avery, Herbert Wilson, David Byrum, Jimmy Conwill, Fred Gray, Pat Ayers, Terry Cooper, Eddie Elkins, George Usrey, Tim Turner, Larry Thompson, Boho” Bowen, Charles Davidson, David Richardson, Ken Bynum, Johnny Bone, Rickey Underwood, David Kelley, Hunky Gary Hilderbrand, David Clayton, Larry Ingram, Curtis Jones, Jimmy Holston, Ralph Williams, Roland Conwill, Johnny Harris, Anthony Gattis, Mike Chapman. CENTER: Coach Don Bulger. Deborah Heard, Debbie Lee, Joyce Braggs, and Janice Brooks. CENTER FRONT TO RIGHT: David Locklear, Robin Stone, Ken Bynum, Joe Gamberri, Rick Clifton, Randy Gaskey, Richard Smith, Charles Davidson, Gary Archer, Terry Cooper, Jerry Me Nun, Greg Mayo, Freddie Colvin, Gary Hilderbrand, Pat Ayers, Tim Turner, Eddie Gilchrist, Gary Standridge and Philip Bowen. OFFICERS: President: Greg Mayo Secretary : Pat Ayers Treasurer: Joe Gamberi Chaplain: Philip Bowen Sergeant-of-arms: Gary Hilderbrand 89 Student Council Officers: President: Roy Pruett, Vice-President: Kim LeCroy Secretary: Debbie Johnson, Treasurer: Debbie Lee Student Council: Sansom's Student Government MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Francie Scarborough, Daina Bowen, Theresa Brown, Susan Gray, Donna Dollar, Beth Partain. STANDING: Kim LeCroy, Debbie Johnson, Gary Archer, Freddie Colvin, Garry Wilder, Eddie Vance, Roy Pruett, Charlie Simonton, Nancy Cox, Debbie Lee, SPONSORS: L TO R: Mr. Grady Norton and Mr. Jimmy Thompson. 91 Rebel Review Staff Gives an Accurate Report on School Happenings 92 L TO R: Tony Nichols, Bobbie Gross, Eddie Vance, Connie Simmons, Dale Cooper, Alicia Kidd, Patsy Owens, Beth Linn, Jeanette Perry. SEATED: Richard Roper. REBEL AMERICANS: TOP ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Keith Hunt, Steve McKinney, Perry Tigue, James Kelton, Carey Herndon, Alec Mincey, Mike Paterson, Mike Bodine, Benny Leverton, Russell Johnson, Mike Morgan, Rickey Naylor, Marilyn Morgan, Marc Limbough, Dana Little, Phillip Bowen, Tony Nichols, Dale Cooper. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenda Usry, Marie Roebuck, Pam Young, Diane Marks, Susan Maples, Lynn Vice. Cynthia Rutherford, Leorna Cornutt, Theresa Neal, Daina Bowen, Andrea Payne, Beth Lynn, Beverly Boggs, Betty Oden, Yolande Stephens, Cora Lou Relford, Carol Davis, Janice Brooks, Debbie Hockensmith, Kim Lecroy, Nancy Morgan, John Rector, Guen Addison. SEATED: Debbie Billingsley, Janice Southern, Amy Chambers. Rebel Americans Brighten School Activity SPONSOR: Mrs. Murphy Drama Club Members Commit Themselves to Acting'' BACK ROW: David Christian, Perry Tigue, Robert Williams, Allan Ward, Maxc Limbaugh. FRONT ROW: Jackie Duncan, Sheila Anderson, Denise Chastain, Susan Gray, Patsy Owens, Beth Linn, Janice Harper. 94 BACK ROW: Dana Little, Jan Roberson, Susan Maples, Debbie Hockensmith. FROhTT ROW: Elizabeth Radcliff, Regina Rickies, Marilyn Morgan. STANDING L TO R: Donna Dollar, Carol Davis. SEATED L TO R: Gayle Gillaspy, Johnny Klein OFFICERS SEATED L TO R: Myra Porter, Judy Hannah, Kathy Moore, Kathy Cochran, Gayle Gillaspy, Donna Dollar. STANDING L TO R: Deborah Lee, Wanda Edwards, Barbara Pruett, Johnny Klein, Carol Davis, Randy Tallent, Mitch Edwards, Rickey Mitchell, Jerry Moore, Wayne Helms. Art Club Expresses Hidden Talents WINNERS IN ART CONTEST: Tony Shaneyfelt. Gayle Gillaspy, Johnny Klein. Foreign Languages Aid in Communication OFFICERS: President: Emily Barnes, Vice-President: Judy Martin, Secretary: Janice Brooks, Treasurer: Patsy Owens, Parliamentarian: Jan Roberson. FIRST ROW: Janice Brooks, Karen Brumley, Diane Wilson, Sharron Tolbert, Janet Johnson, Patti Anderson, Connie Copeland, Frenchie Dye, Emily Barnes, Judy Martin, Katrina Rowell, Jo Ann Hum. Dianne Leverton, Cynthia Davis. SECOND ROW: Madame McKee, Diane Marks, Daina Bowen, Diane McGinnis, Kathy Phillips, Nancy Self, Barbara Pruett, Bobbie Gross, Marilyn Morgan, Jan Roberson, Elizabeth Radcliffe, Susan Comutt, Debra Wall, Jackie Duncan, Patsy Owen. Nancy Cox, Gayle Gillaspy, Teresa Kimbril, Vicki Griffith, Lynne Jones. Andrea Payne. THIRD ROW: Ken Bynum, John Neal. Tim Cox, Maurice Weaver, Mike Phillips, Richard Roper, Gary Priest, Tommy Chance, David Black, Wayne Comutt. Bill Gore, Keith Duckett. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Klein, Robin Stone, Terry Cooper, Tommy Early, DeWayne Allen, Rickey Peek, Ken Williams, Jerry Bynum, Richard Hood, Bruce Bush, David Wilder, Ray Avery, Garry Wilder, Lenora Comutt, Kathy Bragg, 6 Gloria Smith. FIRST ROW: Terry Benefield, David Kelly, David Richardson, Steve Reagan, Richard Hayes, Dennis Lee, Susan Navlor, Nancy Miller, Cindy Jumper, Senora Ellis. SECOND ROW: Tommy Adkinson, Barry Brown, John Bone, Joe Gamberi, Rick Clifton, jerry McMurray, Steve Ragsdale, Sammy Geiger, Emmett O'Dell. THIRD ROW: Sheila Cahill, Donna Riddlespur, Gay Golden. Becky Payne, Kathy Jenkins, Liddell Hood, Nanette Swanger, Bobbi Dale Rowe, Susan Ware, George Came. FOURTH ROW: Susan Williams. Amy Chambers, Nana Toney, Gary Coley, Harry Smith, Teresa Neal, Patti Prater, Julia Griffith. Denise Chastain, Carol Moon. FIFTH ROW: Anita Collins, Pam Mitchell. Becky Jones. Keith Toney, Beverly Boggs, Randv Rule, Gary Mitchell, Rita Fambrough, Kathy Amberson, Lesa Blackwell. SIXTH ROW: Roger Billingsley, Beth Partain, Pam Ashley, Vicki Mynatt, Tera Ponder. Karen Urick, Sandra Williams, Kim Wyler. SEVENTH ROW: Nancy Sewell. Steve Thompson. Debbie McElroy, Renee Dickson, Jan Lee. Cynthia Smith, Laura Wallace. EIGHTH ROW: Paulette Minor, Terry Matthews. Jerri Olson. Emeline Butler, Janice Harper. Latin Club . . . A New Club at Sansom Mrs. culver - SPONSOR LATIN CLUB: FIRST ROW: BACK ROW: Mrs. Culver, Tina Scarborough. Marion Thompson, Ann Moore, Teresa Smith, Debbie Barker, Marion Alla, Carla Gardner, Carol Gaddis, Francie Scarborough. SECOND ROW: David Gibson, Mike Limbough, Steve Agricola Donald Ray, Myron Calahan, Mike Maddox. THIRD ROW: Johnny McDowell, Bobby Kilgore, David Christian, Mike Smith, Pete Williams. 98 Tri-Hi-Y Teaches Moral Standards TOP ROW: Cindy Jumpers, Beverly Boggs, Carol Gaddis, Cynthis Smith, Teresa Barnette, Janice Brooks, Sheila Mize, Debra Hayes, Vicki Mynatt, Eleanor Brown. FTA Students Find There Are Vast Opportunities for Those in the Educational Field BACK ROW L TO R: SPONSOR: Miss Thompson, Elizabeth Radcliffe, Vicki Griffith, Nan Chaffin. FRONT ROW: Regina Rickies, Susan Maples, Susan Gray, and Cora Lou Relfoid. SPONSOR: Miss Thompson OFFICERS: L TO R: Susan Maples - Vice-President, Treasurer - Cora Lou Relford, Secretary - Susan Gray, President - Regina Rickies. 100 SPONSOR Mis. Davis OFFICERS: L TO R: Vice-President - Kathy Rowell, Secretary - Diane Brown, Treasurer - Robin Nash, Janet Bowen, Jeanette Perry, SEATED: Marcia Noble President. FBLA Offers Experience for Those in Business Curriculum SEATED: L TO R: Debra Putnamn, Debbie Gramling, Karon McCrary, Kathy Rowell, Dianne Brown, Jan Fumbling Lancaster. SECOND ROW: Patricia Culpepper, Sue Vernon, Sheri Bell, Judy Gooden. STANDING L TO R: Debra Kathy Humphrey, Denise Barnett. Debra Hayes, Sheila Mize, Janet Bowen. Robbie Nash, Melissa Duncan, Marcia Rebecca Ponder, Ketrina Rowell, Debbie Brown, Jeanette Perry, Mrs. Davis, Bobby Bruce. , Glenda Wooten, Noble, FHA” Trains Our Future Homemakers of America f OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Barker - Sec-Treas., Yvette Lee - Reporter, Martha Matthews - Parliamentarian, Gwen Philpot - V-President. SEATED: Angela Chambers - President. THIRD YEAR STUDENTS: TOP ROW: Miss Reeves, Stephanie Robinson, Judy McDaniel, Glenda Lee, Mrs. Dunn. SEATED: Judy Hannah, Jenny Dillard, Brenda Horton, Alfreda Hawkins, Betty Brown. 102 Pounds. SEATED: Judy Vickery. Martha Matthews. Angela Chambers, Gwen Philpot. SPONSOR: Miss Reeves minii wrrrra.T TTT! iubjwit, FIRST YEAR STUDENTS: STANDING: Yvette Lee. Jeanette Nelson. Teresa Barnett, Kathy Gunnels. SEATED: Sherry Bell. Debbie Cframling, Debra Putnam, Karen McCrary, Carol Stallins. ON THE FLOOR: Rita Waites, Sandra Stringer, Lou Ann Preston. 103 Skilled Training Is Provided Through D.O. and D.E.C.A. OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hines, Debbie Johnson, Debbie Reeves, Faye Murray, and Janice Southern. D.E.C.A. LEFT: BACK ROW: Mis. McDonald. Debbie Reeves, Don Nichols, Eddie Messer, Rickey Mitchell, Robert Vineyard, David Hayes, Mike Hines, Greg Honeycutt, Sandy Hill, Joe Morgan, Lana Manderson, Debbie Johnson, Diane Felton, Nancy Yar- brough. FRONT ROW: Pam Parker, Tina Stallins, Faye Muuay, Freida Norris, Janice Southern, Linda Hawthorne, and Glenday Murray. D.O. FRONT ROW: Richard Hanby, Roger Dewberry, Paul Holley, Bobby Cope- land, Frank Harcrow, Terry Elrod, David Thornhill, Charles Bellew, Gerry Mitchell, Larry Bradford, Mr. Clark. SEATED: Robert Bonnes, David Redden, Eddie Blackwood, Steve Works, Allan Partee, James Hamby, Wayne Jacobs, Vicki Davis, Michael Wall. SEATED ON THE FLOOR: Danny Jackson, Roger Brooks, Glenn Elrod, Eugene Posey, Steve Wall. 104 SPONSOR: Miss Sarah Robinson RIGHT: Susan Maples, Regina Rickies. Barbie Tucker, Marilyn Morgan - Editor, Theresa Brown, David Richard- son, Judy McDaniel RIGHT: Nanette Swanger, Kathy Amberson, Jackie Duncan, Pam Hicks, Dianne Brown, Bobbi Dale Rowe, Karen Brum ley, Nana Toney. Rick Clifton signs in as a new member of Susan Maples taps new member. Gay Golden, the Science Club. 106 MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Richard Roper, Ken Bynum, Phillip Bowen, Terry Cooper, Robin Stone, John Neal. SEC- OND ROW: Tommy Early, Maurice Weaver, David Wilder, David Clayton, Terry Sweeney, David Westmoreland, Fred Gray, Dew ay ne Allen. TOP ROW: Pam Parker, Kathy Phillips, Becky Cagle, Susan Maples, Lenora Cornutt, Diane Marks, Judy Martin, Beth Linn, Vicki Mynatt, Becky Phillips. Kathy Phillips taps new member, Mike Limbaugh. Science Club Taps New Members NEW MEMBERS: FRONT ROW, L to R: Denny Mashbum, Mike Phillips, Wayne Comutt, David McFarland, Rick Clifton, Keith Toney, Kathy Amberson, Rita Fambrough, Gay Golden, Beth Partain, Debbie Eads. BACK ROW: Anthony Gattis, Mike Limbaugh, John Rector, David Gibson, David Richardson, Ro- land Conwill, Steve Agricola, Carol McDaniel, Steve Reagan, Marion Thompson, Bobbie Dale Rowe, and Becky Payne. Mu Alpha Theta Taps New Members OFFICERS OF THE MATH CLUB: L to R: Judy Martin. Kathy Phillips, Jan Rober son, and Stephanie Robinson. MEMBERS: FRONT ROW, L to R: Mrs. Hefner, Kathy Phillips, Stephanie Robin- son, Judy Martin. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Morgan, Jan Roberson, Vicki Griffith. THIRD ROW: Mike Hines, Roy Pruett, Steve Dupree. Clayton Moses. BELOW: Kathy Phillips presides over the ceremony. Elizabeth Radcliffe taps new member, John Neal. NEW MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Wanda White, Diane Marks, Daina Bowen, Jackie Duncan, Lenora Comutt, Patsy Owens, Deb- bie Eads. SECOND ROW: Susan Comutt, Janice Brooks, Teresa Neal, Vicki Mynatt, Tim Cox, David Kelly. BACK ROW: Jerry Bynum, David Wilder, Mike Phillips, Chuck Thompson, Tommy Early, John Neal, Richard Hood, Ken Bynum, and Johnny Klein. f !ft JL3®' MEMBERS: L to R: Richard Roper, Mike Hines, Fred Gray, Steve Dupree, Roy Pruett, Janice Southern, Dianne Brown, Marilyn Morgan, and Jan Roberson. no NEW MEMBERS: BACK ROW, L to R: Judy Martin, Judy McDaniel, Stephanie Robinson, Connie Simmons, Diane Marks, Patsy Owens, Becky Phillips, Daina Bowen, Veda Hopper, Jackie Duncan, Debbie Eads, Lenora Comutt, Susan Comutt, Eleanor Brown, Bobbie Gross, Janice Brooks. Debbie Johnson, Nancy Self, Sandra Hill, Emily Barnes, Kathy Rowell, Kathy Phillips, Glenda Lancaster. KNEELING: Clayton Moses, Anthony Gattis, Doug Molock. Roland Conwill, Ken Bynum. Terry Cooper, David Wilder, Marc Limbaugh. David Rich- ardson, Johnny Klein, David Kelly, and John Rector. NOT PICTURED is John Neal. La Qociete Honaire de Franpais Taps 16 New Members OFFICERS: President - Marilyn Morgan, Vice-President tary - Nancy Self. Treasurer - Kathy Phillips. Barbara Pruett, Sec re Jan Roberson taps new member, Terry Cooper. SENIOR MEMBERS: TOP TO BOTTOM: Madame McKee, Jan Roberson, Elizabeth Radcliffe. Marilyn Morgan, Richard Roper, Barbara Pruett. Vicki Griffith, Bobbie Gross, Kathy Phillips, fiidy Martin. Emily Barnes, Nancy Self. Barbara Pruett ups new member Johnny Klein. 113 THIRD ROW: Patti Anderson, Patricia Bone, Nancy Cox, Bobbie Gross, Carol Wagner, Pam Davis, Andrea Paynet Martha Matthews. SECOND ROW: Susan Cochran, Joyce Braggs, Debbie Beavis, Frenchie Dye, Marsha Noble, Pam Mitchell. SEATED: Susan Comutt, Vickie Mynatt, Deborah Heard. Office Workers Are Very Helpful 114 MRS. CHRISTOPHER and MRS. PEEPLES MRS. VASSAR Library Workers Assist Qtudents and Faculty BACK ROW: Janice Brown, Judy Goodin, Mary Raye, Brenda Blackwood, Jackie Elliott, Marion Oiler, Judy Vickery, Karen Urick, Sheila Cahill Gwen Ward. FRONT ROW: Betty Brown, Pam Chavers, Carol Berry, Renee Dickson, Jan Chumley. 115 FIRST ROW FROM THE BOTTOM: Nanette Swanger, Joan Stapleton, Bobbi Dale Rowe, Diane Marks. Theresa Brown, Susan Gray, Daina Bowen, Susan Cornutt, Marilyn Morgan, Sharon Tolbert, Kathy Amberson, Patsy Owens, Becky Payne. SECOND ROW: Terri Dobbs, Sharon Tyler, Cora Lou Relford, Debra Sue Wall, Connie Copeland, Debbie Muskett, Nancy Self, Janet Perry, Roger Bill- ingsley, Emmette Odell, Barry Turner, Susan Ware, Patti Anderson, Renee Dickson, Debra Me Elroy. THIRD ROW: Carol Chance, Alicia Kidd, Theresa Kimbril, Diane Wilson, Melissa Ball, Janet Johnson, Emiline Butler, Cynthia Lawder, Pam Davis, Barbara Tucker, Regina Rickies, Dennis Lee, Melissa Duncan, Peggy Williamson, Anita Stiawn. FOURTH ROW: Marc Limbaugh - Drum Major, Lenora Comutt, Lynn Vice, Nancy Cox, Eddie Bradley. Nancy Yarbrough, Kathy Phillips, Gay Golden, Elizabeth Radcliff, Robert Witherspoon, Keith Duckett, Greg Pruitt, Tony Nichols, Deborah Bohanon, Deborah Davenport, Wanda White. FIFTH ROW: Rita Fambrojgh, Beth Lynn. Jackie Duncan. Jerry MacMurry, Calvin Harris. Jeff Barron. David Westmoreland, Richard Hood, Mike Gibbs, Mike Watson, Steve Ragsdale, Mark Gardner, Rickey Elliott, Tommy Chance, James Kelton. SEXTH ROW: Ronnie Cornutt - Assistant Band Director, Denise Cornutt, David Black. Bill Gore. Fred Atkinson. Cynthia Rutherford. Pam Jacobs, George Came, Steve Thompson, Jan Roberson, Wayne Comutt, Susan Maples. Danny Stewart, David Christian. Beverly Boggs, Doug Davidson, Mr. Morrow - Band Director. SEVENTH ROW: Benny Cline, Frank Thompson, John Neal, Maurice Weaver, Tommy Early, De- wayne Allen. Fielding Martin, Glenn Dalton, Jeff Davis, Rickey Bearden. Billy Stonecipher, Carol Wagner, Yolande Stephens, Steve Reagan, Dale Cooper. EIGHTH ROW: Richard Roper, Gary Coley, Alec Mincey, Wayne Ballard, Chuck Thompson, Teny Sweeney, Keith Hunt, Perry Tigue, Mike Patterson. Johnny Snyder, Dana Little Benny Leverton, Richard Roberson, Russell Johnson. Rebel Band Wins The Greatest Band in Dixie'' Contest Mr. Morrow, Band Director, and Mr. Cornutt, Assistant, proudly display the first place trophy that the REBEL BAND won in New Orleans as THE GREATEST BAND IN DIXIE. 1 118 1970-1971 Proves to Be a Winning Year for the Rebel Band Drum Major, Marc Limbaugh, leads the band at halftime performances for the football games. KNEELING: L TO R: Marilyn Morgan, Becky Payne, Patsy Owens, Susan Comutt. STANDING: Sharron Tolbert, Kathy Amberson, Daina Bowen - Color Guard Captain. MAJORETTES: FRONT ROW: Nanette Swanger, Joan Stapleton. BACK ROW: Bobbi Dale Rowe, Theresa Brown, Susan Gfray - Head Majorette. Mr. Morrow's First Year as Band Director Proves to Be a Winning Year for Him as Well as for the Band 119 121 SPORTS Rebels Have a 4-' FIRST ROW: L TO R: Butch McGlaughn, Danny O'Bar, Clint Ellison, Tim Cox, Tommy Stonebreaker, Rick Clifton, Joe Gamberi, Greg Cooper, Mike Warren. SECOND ROW: David McFarland, Allen McClellan, Jimmy Conwell, Danny Freeman, Tom Melson, Arthur Williams, Tim Turner, Bobby McClellan, Alfred Hollis, Pat Ayers, Russell Bulger, Charles Simonton, Garry Hildebrand. THIRD ROW: Coach Jerry Thompson, David Byrum, Paul Bradford, Willie Brown, Chuck Avery, Roland Conwell, Rickey Shubergh, Eddie Gilchrist, John Bone, Phillip Bowen, Wayne Hill, Gary Archer, Elbert Pope, Freddie Colvin, Ronald Moore. TOP ROW: James West, Curtis Jones, Rickey Underwood, Gary Herndon, Number 83, Michael Dudley, Sammy Duck, Charles Davidson, Larry Ingram, Rozelle Wyatt, Johnny Harris, Tim Williams, Oscar Ashe, Coach Lynn Thompson, Coach Don Bulger. SEASON’S RESULTS Sansom - - - -35 Albertville 6 Sansom -7 Talladega 23 Sansom 0 Huntsville 27 Sansom -6 Minor 7 Sansom 6 Anniston 0 Sansom 0 Etowah 6 Sansom 14 Oxford 6 Sansom 13 Gadsden 21 Sansom 40 Carver 0 Football: A Season of Rough'' Play X What are you doing playing with my feet?” TIGERS UPSET REBELS: Tension was high ... as was the num- ber of people which came to see a re- match between the REBELS of Emma Sansom and the Gadsden Tigers. Before a record crowd of some 12,000 people, the REBELS were set back on their opening game of the season, 21-13. Emma Sansom scored first after march- ing some 60 yards with the pigskin, this made it 6-0. Garry Hilderbrand’s extra point attempt was good as the score was then 7-0. On the following kickoff Gadsden scored and knotted the contest at 7-7. This was the score as the two teams went to the dressing room at half time. As play resumed both teams came out fired up as the night was hot and muggy. With two minutes left in the third quarter Gadsden scored and led 14-7. The REBELS still fired up and proud of their tradition took the kickoff and marched gallantly down the field scoring again. Late in the fourth quarter Gadsden scored as the game ended in a 21-13 shocker. 124 MINOR EDGES SANSOM, 7-6 After a long road trip to Birmingham the REBELS took the field with hopes of breaking even in the won-loss column. With spirits high and mental thoughts complete the REBELS were ready. After a hard fight during the first quarter by both teams the Tigers of Minor scored and the PAT was good. The quarter ended in a 7-0 Tiger lead at halftime. Midway in the third quarter the REBELS got down on the 10 vard line where harsh calls set them back on die 40. Early in the fourth quarter the REBELS got on the scoreboard by wav of successive first downs covering 80 yards. The extra point attempt was fumbled. The REBELS outstanding defense held and forced them to punt. using the strong running of Paul Brad fora produced three straight first downs. Time expired ending the game in a 7-6 decision. Would you believe I'm lucky 13? 125 REBELS DEMOLISH AGGIES 35-6 Everything went right for the REBELS of Emma Sansom as Johny Bone pranced 21 yards for the first score. The PAT was good. Michael Dudley then broke loose for a 61 yard touchdown run, as the REBELS led 14-0. This was the score at halftime. When play resigned, the eager to play offensive unit really did their thing as they marched some 79 yards with Mike Dudley carrying over from the two. The conversion by Garry Hildebrand was successful. The thundering, ground-tearing de- fensive unit held once again as the Aggies were forced to punt. Ronald Moore got to work shortly thereafter passing a 56 yard bomb to Walter Cran- field down to the 1 yard line. Jim Conwill carried the pigskin over for the score. The PAT was good. Albertville, seeing it was a waste of time running, passed 25 yards for an Aggie score. The PAT was wide. Oscar Ash finally ended all drives by making a jumping catch for a 67 yard touchdown pass. The conversion was good as the score ended at 35-6 in favor of the mighty REBELS. Hallelujah! we WON! Summer practice for the REBELS is a tough time. 126 Give it to me or Bulger will take me out of the game! ETOWAH UPSETS SANSOM BY A NARROW 6-0 SCORE: It was a cold night when the fighting REBELS of Emma Sansom met Etowah’s Blue Devils for a face to face showdown. The REBELS outplayed the Devils.in every category except the score. They out rushed, out passed and even out cheered the Etowah squad, but came up short of their margin. On the first play of the second quarter a Blue Devil broke through the usually tough defensive line, and scampered some 28 yards with the pigskin. Unfor- tunately for the REBELS that ended all of the scoring action. It ended with a 6-0 victory for Etowah. 128 Mike Dudley receives injuries during a rough game. REBELS FALL TO HUNTSVILLE 27-0: As the coin was flipped and the ball in play, everything looked bright for the home team. After the first two downs, the ball had changed hands twice, by way of fumbles. The REBELS on rushing defense forced a Panther fumble on the sijcth but failed to score. The flame was out for the night. The Panthers then dominated the game, scoring twice in the first quarter, once in the second, once in the third, and once in the fourth, but the last PAT failed, ending the hard, gruesome battle. As the final buzzer sounded the Panthers of Huntsville came up victorious by a 27-0 score. During the hot days of summer the REBELS get into condition for the up-coming season. 129 SANSOM SHOWS THE COMEBACK SPIRIT BY BEATING OXFORD IN A 14-7 CLINCHER: After losing two straight gridiron battles the Emma Sansom REBELS being the true winners they are, chalked up a win over the determined Yellow Jackets from Oxford. Tom Nelson cracked the ice by crossing paydirt and taking a 6-0 lead. The PAT by Garry Hilderbrand was good. Oxford then tied up the score at halftime in a 7-7 deadlock. Spirits were high as the game resumed. The third quarter was hard fought as neither team scored. In the fourth period of play Ronald Moore crashed over from the four. The conversion was good and Sansom went away as winners with a 14-7 decisive victory. Ronald Moore throws a long pass for a hopeful touchdown. no SANSOM SPOILS HOMECOMING SCENE FOR BULLDOGS IN A 6-0 THRILLER: On an overcast, wet playing field the Emma Sansom REBELS chalked up win number two by shutting out Anniston 6-0. The strong running of Paul Bradford and speed of Arthur Williams really blew the Bulldogs mind in the first half of play, as Arthur Williams crossed over from the three yard line. The PAT was wide of the horizons as the score stood 6-0 at halftime. As play resumed, time and time again the tough REBEL defense caused interceptions, fumbles, bad punts, and a lot of bruises for the Bulldogs. It turned out to be a punting duel as time expired with a 6-0 REBEL victory. Go in and get 'em Elbert! Russ Bulger and his teammates seem to be a little tired. 131 Basketball: A Season FRONT ROW: Coach Holt, Ken Bynum, Anthony Gaddis, James Green, Jesse Waters - Manager. BACK ROW: Gary Archer, Ralph Williams, Herman Card, Teny Cooper, Robert Williams. SEASON’S RESULTS Sansom - - 59 Section 70 Sansom 53 Albertville 57 Sansom - - 51 Huntsville 64 Sansom 54 Anniston - - - 80 Sansom - - 84 Scottsboro 86 Sansom - 56 Jacksonville 49 Sansom - - 31 Gadsden 36 Sansom 44 Gadsden - - - 46 Sansom - - 62 Etowah 83 Sansom - 74 Section 83 Sansom - - 54 Lee 63 Sansom - 73 Cobb 77 Sansom - - 50 Gadsden - - - - - 55 Sansom - 59 Huntsville 69 Sansom - - 76 Albertville 78 Regional Tournament Sansom - - 60 Oxford 42 Sansom - 58 Anniston 44 Sansom - - 51 Etowah 53 Sansom - 67 Jacksonville 64 Sansom - - 60 Scottsboro 62 Sansom - --- -50 Gadsden 58 Sansom - - - - 59 Anniston 50 133 ’Rebels Fight Hard to Win! Maybe if I go through his legs he'll never notice me. 135 B Team Strives Hard For Rebel Wins FIRST ROW: L TO R: Danny Bryant, Dennis Mashbum, George Usrey. Tommy Love, David Kelley, Steve Minshew. SECOND ROW: Robert Williams, Terry Williams, Jeff Billingsley, Steve Moore, Randy Benefield. Myran Callaham. Bobby Crate - Coach Muskett. Grease Ball in Basketball?! Please don't shoot, we are already 12 points behind. Faithful REBEL fans want another win. 137 He didn’t believe me when I said I was going to escalate. SEASON’S RESULTS Sansom -63 Section 39 Sansom - - - - -75 Scottsboro 82 Sansom -53 Huntsville 61 Sansom - - - - -54 Anniston - - - - - 46 Sansom 85 Scottsboro 69 Sansom - - 61 Albertville 66 Sansom 47 Gadsden 60 Sansom - - 69 Anniston - - - - - - - - 51 • Sansom -78 Etowah 70 Sansom - - 70 Jacksonville 61 Sansom - - - - -69 Albertville 57 Sansom - - - - -50 Gadsden - 52 Sansom 89 Oxford 49 Sansom - - 57 Section - - 45 Sansom -68 Etowah .... 70 Sansom - - - - -48 Huntsville - - - 53 138 Cheerleaders Help Bring Out That Rebel Spirit Cheerleaders perform one of their many stunts. ————ww LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP TO BOTTOM: Joyce Braggs, Deborah Heard, Becky Phillips, Janice Brooks, Debbie Lee, Francie Scarbrough, Kathy Cochran, Beth Mayo - Head, and Vicki Burnham. 139 Cheerleaders 1970-1971 Beth Mayo - Head Joyce Braggs Deborah Heard Debbie Lee Vicki Burnham Janice Brooks Becky Phillips Kathy Cochran Francie Scarborough Ken Williams - Johnny Reb FRANCE SCARBOROUGH - Sophomore RIGHT: BECKY PHILLIPS - Junior The Rebels Have FIRST ROW, L to R: Ken Bynum, John Bone, Philip Bowen, Randy Watts, Danny Bryant, Allen Bruton. SECOND ROW: Mike Limbaugh, Barry Brown, Mike Maddox. Randy Kemp, Allen McClellan. Bobby McClellan. THIRD ROW: Coach Muskett, Terry Cooper. Roy Pruett. Russ Bulger, Pat Bodine, Garry Wilder. a 9-4 Season Pat Bodine is ready and waiting for the ball. RIGHT: Mr. Doyle Johns helps the team and the coach out during the season. “Rebels Have a Good Season ABOVE: Catcher, Eddie Elkins, warms up with the pitcher. LEFT: Pat Bodine steals to second. BELOW: The big REBELS rest after a hard, fought game. RIGHT: Allen McClellan, pitcher, awaits the signals from the catcher. 144 4 - y LEFT: Allen McClellan and Eddie El- kins take time to discuss the game. ABOVE: Batter loosens up his muscles before going to bat. BELOW: Terry Cooper takes his turn at the plate. 145 The team has a pep talk before the games begin. Baseball • • • A Good Game for the “Rebels Kevin, the bat boy, protects himself from flying balls. 14« The umpire calls an out for the opposing team. Pat Bodine seems discouraged with the whole game. 147 LEFT: Pitcher Garry Wilder, throws a fast ball. Roy Pruett is called out at first base. BASEBALL 1971 Won 9 Lost 4 Sansom 17 Grissom 3 Sansom 3 Talladega 7 Sansom 15 Phillips 0 Sansom 9 Phillips 3 Sansom 8 Guntersville ------ 0 Sansom - 0 Albertville 4 Sansom - - 11 Boaz 4 Sansom 19 Guntersville 1 Sansom - 8 Etowah 0 Sansom - 3 Gadsden 2 LEFT: Bobby McClellan waits his turn to bat. vv%x Golf, Volleyball, and Track . . . Other Sports at Sansom COlf TEAM: L to R: Charlie Miller, Robin Stone, and Steve Agricola. RIGHT: GIRL’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM: STANDING, L to R: Julia Griffith, Cindy Jumper, Patricia Bone, Freida Norris, Judy McDaniel, Sharron Berry Glenda Usrey, Mrs. Robinson. KNEEL- ING: Susan Cochran, Myra Womack, Sheila Johnson, Pam Ashley, Cathy Jenkins. BELOW: BOY’S TRACK TEAM: BACK ROW, L to R: Coach Jerry, Barry Wil- der, Randy Benefield, Michael Sturt, Garry Hilderbrand, Herman Card, Jerry Windbum, Terry Williams, David Clay- ton. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Bradford. Tim Cox, James Hearn, David By rum, Tim Turner, James Urick, Jeff Billings- ley, Willie Brown, Johnathan Reeves. FRONT ROW: Oscar Ash, Tom Melson, Roland Conwill, Leroy Jenkins, Ray Avery, Arthur Morgan, Mike Dudley, Curtis Jones. 152 153 Mr. Reagan — Principal and Mr. Parrish — Assistant Principal . . . The Men That Keep Things Moving at Sansom MR. RIP REAGAN, Principal of Emma Sansom. MRS. PEEPLES - Registrar, Mr. Reagan’s right arm. MRS. CAMPBELL - Guidance Counselor MR. NORTON - Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselors and Registrars Are Essential Members of Our Faculty MRS. CHRISTOPHER - Office Assistant, Cheerleader Sponsor SUPERINTENDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. Glosser. Dr. Glosser . . . The Board of Education BELOW: BOARD OF EDUCATION: SEATED: Mr. M. C. Bentley, Mr. Richard Clifton. STANDING: Mr. Maceo Howard, Mr. Ike Hudson, and Mr. Bill Jones. 156 Maintenance and Dieticians Are a Necessity to Our School BaOW: Fidelia Ballard, Ruth Collins, Helon Latham, Margaret Parris, Lavera Latham, Eula Cox, Clara Caudle. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Plemmons. 157 Mr. Morrow's First Year Proves to Be a Winning Year! What do you mean I can t have my picture on die front page? Music is hard work, practice, and just having natural bom talent ... like me! Mrs. Murphy is a faithful member to our music department. Mrs. Murphy Does an Excellent'' Job With the Rebel Americans and the Other Choral Groups VOCAL MUSIC: Music is another means for escape from today's problems. Listening and studying music helps ease the mind and thus create an atmosphere for making decisions. This subject, although a minor one, adds an interesting touch to one's life. A few of the REBEL AMERICANS perform for our Valentine Program. 159 Coaches Have a Full-Time Job . . . Especially During the Football Season FOOTBALL: Self discipline and pride are the key words in football. Those who wish to excel in this sport must learn to endure long, hard practicing and to obey strict rules. They must also have pride enough in themselves and their team to be will- ing to go the extra mile in developing their ability. COACH BULGER - Physical Education, Football Coach I know it’s hot, but we are the rough REBS of ’71 Coach Bulger earnestly addresses the REBEL fans. 160 COACH JERRY THOMPSON - Summer Practice takes a lot out of each player. Physical Education, Football 161 Boy's P.E. Tests Physical Ability BASKETBALL: Basketball is a fast game which requires quick thinking and teamwork. These boys must have the desire to play well and thus practice hard. After having accomplished the skills of the game, the boys can then concen- trate on playing fast. But, in order, to win, the boys must work together as a team and not as individual players. BOY'S P.E.: Physical Education helps strengthen bodies and promote good health. Exercise builds muscles and develops coordination while participation in various activities teaches good sportsmanship. Instructors also teach their boys the value of working and playing along side of others. t i COACH MUSKETT - Physical Education, Basketball, Physical Science. COACH HOLT - Physical Education, Basketball, Study Hall. 162 MRS. NANCY ISSAC - Geometry MRS. VASSAR - Geometry, junior Sponsor Math — A Subject of Understanding MATH: Math requires a great deal of listening and then applying that which is understood to the problems of our computerized world; But before world problems can be dealt with direct- ly, students must experiment with mathemat- ical problems and their results. The instruc- tors at Sansom strive to teach us math and how to apply it to our daily lives. Patti Prater, Jan Lee, and Lesa Blackwell are stumped on a geometry problem. MR. JIMMY THOMPSON - General Math, Advanced Math MRS. HEFNER - Algebra II and Algebra I. Girl's Physical Education Provides Necessary Exercise for Qtudents GIRLS' P.E.: Exercise is important in maintaining good health, the right kind of posture, and trim figures. Aside from these factors, girls in physical education also learn die meaning of good sportsmanship through competition in sports. These traits in a person will last throughout her lifetime if practiced during the teenage years. Exercise is a part of their daily routine. Judy McDaniel participates in the daily exercises. 164 Maybe if I eat the books 111 learn something! SENORA ELLIS - Spanish I, II, and HI. Foreign Languages . . . A Means of Communication FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Communicating with foreigners can be quite a rewarding experience. It will help broaden your knowledge concerning the cus- toms and ways of life of the people of foreign countries. But communicating with these people in their own language adds so much more in understanding them. Understanding other cultures is die basic goal in learning Spanish, French, Latin, or any other foreign language. MADAME McKEE - French I, n, and HI. 165 Art Department Helps to Develop the Talent of Many Students ART: Those students who have a talent for art find they are able to express themselves and their ideas in a constructive way. It extends the imagination and allows students to find a creative escape from the problems that press them day after day. Mr. Acres, head of the Art Department, proudly displays his and his students' art work. 166 MR. BOOKER T. LINDSEY - Biology I. BELOW: MR. JONES - Biology I, Chemistry. Physics. Sciences Are Important for Future Educational Plans SCIENCES: Since we must live with ourselves and our environment die more we know about our physical selves and the better we can adjust to our environment the more complete and rewarding our lives will be. Physical Science. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics teachers continually strive to better our knowledge in these areas. MRS. SANDRA HORTON - Biology I, and Biology II. 1 7 English Is Necessary for All Students ENGUSH: Using good grammar and composing sensi- ble sentences is a necessity in dealing with other people. English teaches those rules and many others to the student who is willing to study hard. Being a difficult subject, English requires hard work and good teachers. Emma Sansom has supplied the teachers and it is left up to you, the student, to do the work. MRS. PRUETT - 10th grade English MRS. DILL - 12th grade English 169 American History, Government, Economics, and • Communism Are Required for All Students MRS. DAVIDSON - 12th grade American Government Philip Billingsley slaves over his studies!! WORLD STUDIES: The history of the world is an interest- ing subject to pursue and yet its value is much more than that of pleasure. The hard-earned experience of our ancestors can help to put an end to the problems of our day which resemble some of those in the past. Improving our world is the aim of most of the World History, American History, and American Govern- ment teachers. They can further their goal by creating within us a concern for the betterment of our world. MISS SARAH ROBINSON - 11th grade American History 170 MRS. HERNDON - 11th grade American History World Geography Is Available to All Students MR. NICK PEND LEY - World History I wonder what this stuff is all about anyway?!? 171 MRS. HILLMAN - Typing I and n. Business Studies Are Helpful in Many Occupations BUSINESS STUDIES: In preparing for a job or college grad- uation, students become interested in shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping. Those who apply for jobs with such train- ing as this very often find themselves hired. These skills also prove to be useful in college study. Learning to make the most of the job you may some- day be hired to do is also a pan of business education. Home Ec Prepares Many for Their Future Plans HOME ECONOMICS: Family living is one of the fundamentals in Home Economics. Those girls who some- day plan to be housewives must learn to pre- pare healthy food, thoroughly clean a house, sew, and many other skills necessary in raising a family properly. Instructors closely train these girls to do the jobs they will someday be depended on for. Cynthia Lauder is busy at work. Mike Wood finds something funny! 174 175 % • '' ■ m.vSa � | 'r h I ■I 4 177 CLASSES Sophomore Class Officers: President: Alfred Hollis Vice-President: Bobbi Dale Rowe Secretary: Francie Scarborough Treasurer: Nancy Cox Sophomore Class Has High Spirits Tommy Atkinson Steve Agricola David Akins Kathy Amberson Judy Anderson Patty Anderson Rosco Anderson Sheila Anderson Katherine Ash Pam Ashley Rosemary Austin Paricia Aver Johnny Baker Lynn Barker Steve Baranick Denise Barnett Teresa Barnett Debra Barron Jeff Barron Peggy Basson Joyce Beam Greg Bearrd Jerry Beddingfield Sheri Bell Charles Bellew Randy Bennefield Carol Berry' Jeff Billingsley Rodger Billingsley Bill Bishop David Black Lesa Blackwell David Blackwood Pat Bodine Patricia Bone Bessie Bowen Eddie Bradley Kathy Braggs Sissy Brooks Janice Brown Ronald Brown Paula Bryan Gwen Buggs Frank Burgett Bruce Busn Franklin Bynum Sheila Cahill Myron Callahan Sylvia Calloway deorge Came Michael Camp Herman Card Jackie Carlisle Carolyn Carlisle Davia Carlisle Josephine Carlisle Mick Carroll Jimmy Casey Nan Chaffin Amy Chambers Sidney Chambers Tommy Chance Mike Chahdler Denise Chastain Pam Chavers David Christian David Clark Roger Clayton Rick Clifton Anita Cochran Susan Cochran Vanessa Coleman Anita Collins Kathy Colvin Harold Cook Greg Cooper Connie Coplin Keith Cornelius Wayne Comutt George Covington 179 1st: Cynthia Cowan, Randy Cowan. Nancy Cox. Elaine Cranfield, Patricia Culpepper, Keith Curtis, Brad Daniel, Terri Dobbs. 2nd: Mary Dates, Douglas Davidson, Marinda Davis, Steve Davis, Vicki Davis, Kenneth Decker, Renne Dickson, Sammy Duck. Sophomores Make New Friends Sophomores Francie Scarborough and Tim Turner seem to enjoy their break. Keith Duckett Connie Duncan Michael Durham Cynthia Edmondson Danny Elkins Rickey Elliott Clint Ellison Deborah Earhart Rita Fambrough Cecil Ferguson Greg Ford Joyce Jorshee Barbara Freeman Barbara Freeman ISO Carol Gattis Wilbur Gad son Joe Gamberi Carla Gardner Marc Gardner Archie Garrison Mike Gaskin Sammy Geiger Mike Gibbs David Gisson Kim Gilbert Eddie Gilchrist Gayle Gillaspy Gay Golden Judy Gooden Bill Gore Carl Gray Ronald Gray Debbie Gramling Neal Gravitt Linda Green Julia Griffith Terry Griffin Jimmy Groover Kathy Gunnells Jerry Guyton Judy Hardin Glenda Hardy Calvin Harris Otis Harris Kathy Harris Sharon Harrod Debra Hayes Richard Hayes Wilbert Heard Ray Heath Eddie Helms Craymen Henry Randy Hodges Nancy Holley Alfred Hollis Larry Hollis Larroy Holst on Randy Honeycutt Liddell Hood Sharon Hood Tommy Huddleston Jo Ann Hum Alexander Jackson Harold Jackson Carolyn James Cathy Jenkins Charlie Johnson Gary Johnson Hattie Johnson Janet Johnson Lynne Jones Becky Jones Cindy Jumper Randy Kemp Katye Keys Alice Kimble Teresa Kimbril Larry King Johnny Lackey Jeannie Lakeman Cynthia Lauder Dennis Lee Jan Lee Wynetta Lee Diane Leverton Emmeline Lewiski Mike Limbough Kathine Littlefield Benny Livingston David Licklear Eddie Loftis Tommy Love Earmon Madden Mike Maddox Roni Marbory Denny Mashdurn Terry Matthews Terry Mayes Allen McClellan Bobby McClellan Karon McCrary Carol McDaniel lti 1st: johnny McDowell, Debbie McElroy, David McFarland, Martin McGiaughn, Jerry McMurray. Ella Nelson, Charlie Miller, Nancy Miller, Steve Minshew. 2nd: Paulette Minor, Pam Mitchell, Teresa Mitchell, Wanda Mitchell, Sheila Mize, Carol ' Moon, Janice Moon, Rhonda Mooney, Jerry Moore. 3rd: Nancy Ann Moore, Steve Moore, Arthur Morgan, Rodger Morgan, Tommy Mostiller, La French Murphy, Rickey Murray, Sheila Murray. Debbie Muskett. 4th: Susan Naylor, Jerry Neely, Eddie Nelson, Jeanette Nelson, Joan Nelson, Jim Newton, Terry Nichols, Emmett Odell, Jerre Olson. Sophomores Attempt First Float Sophs worked hard on the float for the homecoming parade. 182 Marian Ollar Rita Otwell Becky Payne Scott Patterson Debra Patterson Beth Parta in Mastin Parrish Charles Parrish Anita Parker Anthony Phillips Karen Phillips Cynthia Philpot Michael Pierce Tera Ponder The Art class created johnny Reb. 1st: Leontine Posey, Patti Prater, Gary Preston, Lou Ann Prestion, Gary Priest, Greg Pruitt, Debrorah Putnam, Steve Ragsdale, Charles Ratledge. 2nd: Mary Raye, Steve Reagan, Sheree Reece. Jonathan Reeves, Donald Rhea, James Rhodes, Jerry Richardson, Bonn Richey, Donna Riddlespur. 183 Janet Rigby Jackie Robershaw Marsha Robinson Pam Roden Debra Rogers Maxwell Rogers Bobbi Dale Rowe Katrina Rowell Robert Rudolph Randy Rule Gary Sandridge Tina Scar boro Francie Scarborough Pat Schuessler Evemeza Scon Samuels Self Nancy Sewell Eric Shrum Rickey Shuberg Cynthia Smith Sheila Murray, Jerry Guyton, and Diana Vineyard always find a time and place to rest. The girls seem to be guarding the coke machine during one of the breaks. Harry Smith Mike Smith Priscilla Smith Richard Smith Teresa Smith Henry Snow Jake Southerlin David Staton Gary Standridge Carol Stallins Brenda Stedham Mike Steele Tommy Stonebraker Sandra Stringer Jimmy Sudberry Dewayne Suits Lucille Sullivan Nanette Swanger Teresa Szakats Marian Thompson Steve Thompson Chuck Tinsley Harold Tolbert Sherron Tolbert 185 Sophs’ Efforts Paid Off REBELS CAPTURE DEVILS was the theme for the Sophomores' float. Keith Toney George Turner Tim Turner Sharon Tyler Vicki Underwood Deborah Upton Karen Urick Kathy Vanm O'Neal Vardin Dale Vaughn Michael Veil Larry Vernon Sue Vernon John Vineyard Diana Vinyard Rita Waites Lowell Waldrop Bruce Walker Laura Wallace Gwen Ward Susan Ware Michael Warren Carl Watson Mike Watson 186 Kira Weiler Tim West Tim Whisenant Ron Whitten Angela Williams Carl Williams Pete Williams Robert Lee Williams Sandra Williams Susan Williams Venita Williams Peggy Williamson Diane Wilson Glenda Wilson Robert Witherspoon Mike Wood Myra Woods Patricia Woods Karen Phillips - a fireman? Rozell Wyatt Mike Yancey Pam Young 187 Junior Class Officers: President: John Bone Vice-President: David Wilder Secretary: Theresa Brown Treasurer: David Richardson Rebs in Junior Class Jimmy Adams Dewayne Allen Lynn Allison James Amos Charles Archer Oscar Ash Fred Atkinson Pat Ayers Robin Ball Melissa Ball Debra Barker Debra Beck Rickey Bearden Martha Bell Terry Benefield Brenda Blackwood Beverly Boggs Deborah Bohanon Joe Bom an John Bone Daina Bowen Janet Bowen Linda Bowen Rita Bowen Janice Brooks Barry Brown Theresa Brown Elenor Brown Willie Brown Debbie Brown Patsy Bryant Danny Bryant Karen Brum ley Jerry Bynum Ken Bynum Doris Buckner Angela Chambers Michale Chapman Kathy Clay David Clayton Edwin Clayton Kathy Cocnran Dale Cooper Terry Cooper Susan Comutt Roland Conwill Lenora Comutt Tim Cox Vem Croft Jeff Davis Glenn Dalton Deborah Davenport Charles Davidson Richard Davis Terry Davis Cynthia Davis 189 Junior Sponsor, Mrs. Issac, and daughter work on the Junior float. Juniors Work on Float Pam Davis Kenneth Denham Roger Dewberry Barbara Dollahite Michael Dudley Jackie Duncan Melissa Duncan Frenchie Dye Debbie Eads Tommy Early Mitchell Edwards Chuck Ellenburg Jackie Elliott Anthony Gaddis Gary Gams Pam Glenn Rickey Groover Hosea Guice 190 Brent Guthrie Linda Harris Janice Harper Linda Hawthorne Alfreda Hawkins Cary Hemdon Carlis Hollingsworth fimray Holston Garry Hilderbrand Richard Hood Veda Hopper Brenda Horton Kathy Humphrey Paul Humphrey Larry Ingram Curtis Jones Leroy Jenkins David Kelley 191 Sneak Shots of Juniors James Kelton Alicia Kidd Johnny Klein James Lackey Erin La kern an Dale Leath Glenda Lee Deborah Lee Ronald Lyon Beth Linn Mike Uverett James Man gum Diane Marks Donald Martin 192 Fielding Martin Pat Martin Martha Matthews Danny Melson Tom Melson Mike Millirons Teresa Minton Doug Molock Ronald Moore Pat Morgan Laura Mosteller Glenda Murray Vicki Mynatt Robbie Nash Gary Naylor John Neal Teresa Neal Tony Nichols Marsha Noble Betty Oden Patsy Owens Sharron Pack Rosie Parton Terry Pate Rickey Peek Jeanette Perry Mike Phillips Becky Phillips 193 Charles Posey Kenneth Posey Susan Pounds John Rector David Richardson Deborah Richey Bonnie Ridgeway Mandi Robershaw Donnie Roden Samuela Self Phyllis Sexton Tony Shaneyfelt Steve Shew Elizabeth Simmons Larry Sims Gloria Smith Danny Steele Danny Stewart Robin Stone Billy Stonecypher Anita Strawn Patricia Teague Teresa Teague Diann Thomas Chuck Thompson Debbie Thrasher Ronnie Thrasher Robert Tolbert Junior Class of '72 194 Nana Toney Barry Turner Bobby Underwood James Urick Lynn Vice Judy Vickery Judy Waddell Deborah Wall Michael Wall Linda Walley Allan Ward Mike Watkins Sheila Watts Maurice Weaver James West Rita White Wanda White David Wilder Kenneth Williams Ralph Williams Deora Wooten Rebels to the Rescue 195 Senior Class Officers: President: Charlie Simonton Secretary: Donna Dollar Treasurer: Wayne Ballard 196 Senior Class of 1971 ROBERT ABNEY GWEN ADDISON CYNTHIA ALLEN ROLAND ANDERSON GARY ARCHER EDWIN AUSTIN WAYNE BALLARD PHYLLIS BARKSDALE EMILY BARNES RICHARD BATTLES SHERMAN BENNETT SHARRON BERRY DEBBIE BEVIS DEBBIE BILLINGSLEY PHILIP BILLINGSLEY GARY BOM AN 197 Seniors Work Hard MIKE BOYD PAUL BRADFORD JOYCE BRAGGS BETTY BROWN DIANNE BROWN BOBBY BRUCE RUSS BULGER VICKIE BURNHAM SHARRON BURRELL DAVID BYRUM BECKY CAGLE SUE CAMPBELL to Win Float Competition JACK CHAMPION CAROL CHANCE DA VID CHARLTON JIMMY CLIFTON BENNY CLINE EDDIE COLEMAN Regina Rickies works to add the finishing touches to the SENIOR float. GARY COLEY FREDDIE COLVIN DENISE CORNUTT GARY COUCH 199 Seniors Participate in All Activities A group of SENIORS take time out to pose for a picture. WALTER CRANFIELD JOE DAVIDSON CAROL DAVIS PATRICIA DERICO VIRGINIA DILLARD DONNA DOLLAR STEVE DUPREE WANDA EDWARDS 200 EDDIE ELKINS JIMMY ELROD TERRY ELROD CURTIS FAILS DANNY FOWLER DANNY FREEMAN SHERRY FREEMAN ROBERT GAMBLE Man, Jerry Wayne, what a body?!? MIKE GARRETT FREDDIE GRAY SUSAN GRAY VICKIE GRIFFITH 201 Seniors of '7 1 Enjoy the Feeling of Seniority MIKE HINES DEBBIE HOCKENSMIT STEVE HOFFMAN SAM HOLLA DAY KEITH HUNT SANDRA JACKSON PAM JACOBS DEBBIE JOHNSON RUSSELL JOHNSON SHEILA JOHNSON VICKIE JOHNSTON 203 TERITHA JONES Qeniors Add to That Rebel Qpirit The GO REBELS sign hangs from the rafters. Beth Mayo, head cheerleader, also gives the school and team that real spirit! JUDY KING PHYLLIS KIRBY GLENDA LANCASTER KIM LeCROY 204 DALE LEDBETTER DEBBIE LEE DEBORAH LEE BENNY LEVERTON CORNELIUS LILLY MARC LIMBAUGH DANA LITTLE TERRY LOVE GERALD MaHARRY SUSAN MAPLES JUDY MARTIN MARCUS MASON BETH MAYO GREG MAYO JUDY mcdaniel ROGER McGRIFF 205 DIANE McGinnis STEVE mckinney JERRY WAYNE McNUTT DONNIE McWhorter ALEC MINCE Y RICKEY MITCHELL KATHRINE MOORE MARILYN MORGAN Seniors Reach Academic High MICHAEL MORGAN NANCY MORGAN STEVE MORGAN FAYE MURRAY JERRY MURRAY TERRY MURRAY RICKEY NALER BOBBY NORRIS FREDA NORRIS DENISE NUNNELLY DANNY O’BAR JERRY ODEN 207 PEGGI PATTY ANDREA PAYNE KATHY PHILLIPS GWEN PHILPOT MYRA PORTER EUGENE POSEY ELIZABETH POWELL BARBARA PRUETT PAM PARKER ALLEN PARTEE JIM PARTEE MIKE PATTERSON 9eniors Look Ahead for Future Plans 208 ROY PRUETT DEBBIE REEVES CORA LOU RELFORD REGINA RICKLES JAN ROBERSON RICHARD ROBERSON JUDY ROBINSON STEPHANIE ROBINSON Student Council officers, Roy Pruett and Debbie Johnson have fun decorating the Christmas tree for the front lobby. 209 MARIE ROEBUCK RICHARD ROPER KATHY ROWELL CYNTHIA RUTHERFORD WANDA SANDERSON NANCY SELF CONNIE SIMMONS CHARLES SIMONTON LEO SMITH JOHNNY SNYDER JANICE SOUTHERN YOLANDE STEPHENS DANNY STOWERS GARY STUDDARD TERRY SWEENEY RANDY TALLA NT 210 Some Seniors Are Very Music Minded Joe Davidson enjoys playing with the rest of the band to raise money for certain projects. FRANK THOMPSON DAVID THORNHILL PERRY TIGUE BARBARA TUCKER 211 Seniors Work Hard for the Big Day . . . Graduation LEFT: Steve McKinney, lead singer, for the 9th Avenue South, sings during one of the assemblies for a fund-raising project. JESSE WATERS RANDY WATTS TERESA WHITT BARRY WILDER GARRY WILDER ERIC WILSON RITA WIMPEE KATHY WISE DONALD WRIGHT NANCY YARBOROUGH 212 RICKEY UNDERWOOD GLENDA USREY EDDIE VANCE ROBERT VINEYARD CAROL WAGNER DAVID WAGNON MARIE WALKER CHARLES WATFORD 215 NORTHEAST ALABAMA’S FASTEST GROWING BANK Qed obtft ‘GTCoAtst and Q(|ts . Corsages . Club Room . Weddings For Garden and Civic Clubs 227 North 27th Street Gadsden, Alabama Phone 547-3233 BURGER SUPREME 1319 Noccalula Road and 2104 Rainbow Drive in Clubview Sandwiches Malts Sundaes Shrimp Osyters Chicken Plates Homemade Pies Hot Fudge Cake Drinks of All Kinds Headquarters for All Your Sewing Needs CHANDLER’S FABRIC SHOP fabric SHOP 753 Forrest Ave. Gadsden, Ala. JOHNNY CHANDLER Mgr. McMAHAN NURSERY GREENHOUSE Located at 1615 West Meighan Gadsden, Alabama Phone 546-2178 Phone 547-2546 Stores in Gadsden, Albertville, Decatur, Alabama and Cleveland, Chattanooga Tennessee FOOTE BROTHERS STORES fyemutute Appanel Furniture - Carpet Forrest Avenue Rainbow Drive Congratulations '71 You'll Love Fashions From Barton's Everybody Does! 516 Broad Street Gadsden, Ala. 2)8 THE VOGUE 216-A North 27th Street Phone 546-3323 219 Attendance at Noccalula Falls for 1970 Was 925, 283 CITY OF GADSDEN ALABAMA LES GILLILAND Chairman of Board of Commissioners CHARLES W. PERRY Associate Commissioner Public Works GEORGE SIZEMORE 220 Associate Commissioner Public Safety MRS. KATHERINE OWEN City Clerk Congratulations Seniors from FROST FROST PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO AND ROBERT J. MOORE, MANAGER We Specialize in Senior Portraits . Weddings . Children 221 THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ROS GRjftMPNG lu vfttZu Go: CORNER THIRD AND CHESTNUT STREETS Compliments of ALABAMA GAS COMPANY Compliments of Your Friendly Furniture Store Corner of 3rd and Chestnut Street Phone 547-6871 ODEN PIANO COMPANY 108 North 26th Street Gadsden, Alabama 502 Broad Street Gadsden, Ala. 547-8681 Compliments of SALEM CARPETS Agricola Shopping Center Congratulations Seniors! Congratulations Seniors! from EMMA SANSOM PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOC. President - MRS. RAY KEENUM I Vice President - MR. J. C. KELTON II Vice President - MRS. JULIAN MARTIN Treasurer - MRS. K. K. McFARLAND Secretary - MRS. ROBERT L. GRAY HOFFMAN SONS, INC. 423 Broad Street Jewelers to Greater Gadsden Since 1908 RUTENBERG’S GUARANTEE AMERICAN BAKERIES CO. 412 Broad Street Shoes for the Family and Ladies Wear Bakers of Merita Bread and Cake 1149 1st Avenue Congratulations! Seniors 226 ED CARRELL Pres, and Gen. Mgr. Compliments of r In Tt|lews r High Sche a ' i b Alabam n i b - FrJbtbal lanta Srai es r Vfore Mus :br r r J GADSDEN 1 STATION list VC IGRQ“ Top 40 Popular Music Day and Night Yuxedo%nn RENTALS L SALES 534 Broad Street GO FORMAL Phone 547-5947 Gadsden, Ala. P tOte, We can't Live without your Love Jewelers 426 Broad Street Gadsden, Ala. Serving North Alabama Since 1892 Reading Left to Right - Shelly Berman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berman - Tom May - Manager, who has had several years experience in some of the finest men's stores in Alabama, - Marie Osborne, who has been with Arthur’s for 12 years and David Hayes, who is a D. E. student at Sansom has been with Arthur's for 3 years. Together with others (not shown) they are here to serve you in our finest tradition. ARTHUR’S MEN’S AND BOY’S WEAR 222 North 27th Street Gadsden, Alabama 35904 Arthur's Features: H. I. S. F arah Haggar Curlee Wright Golden Vee Lee Wrangler House of Yorke Bruxton Swank Salvatori Jockey Lyn Tone Jarman Shoes Keds Girls - Try Our Men's Slax for Your Own Delight and Comfort. They Fit TERRIFICALLY ! ! ! 228 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY 2800 West Meighan Blvd. Gadsden, Alabama 35904 RGil Compliments of GADSDEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION CROWN DODGE INC. DEPAUL MOTORS V. W. REX KEELING CHRYSLER-PL YMOUTH PIERSON CHEVROLET POLLOCK MOTOR CO. (BUICK) ROBINSON RAMBLER JOHN THOMAS FORD EDWARDS PONTIAC CADILLAC .CHEVROLET © roxnu RAMBLER PHILLIPS DRUG STORE Come by after School 303 North 27th Street ELLIS GROCERY AND MARKET 230 Open 7 Until 11 Congratulations ! Class of 11171 3301 Forrest Avenue A-l INSULATING AND EXTERMINATING COMPANY For Termite and Pest Control Insulation Service 2415 West Meighan Blvd. Phone 547-9868 FAITHWAY FEED COMPANY GRANTS Your Friendly Family Store Agricola Shopping Center Feed - Animal Health - Western Supplies Established and Dedicated to Our LORD - 1965 Guntersville, Alabama MILK AND ICE CREAM 702 Walnut Street 547-2561 232 SANDY - D Famous for Our Fried Chicken’ On the Corner of 23rd Street and Meighan MRS. J. W. DOOLEY Owner and Manager McNAIR REXALL DRUGS Compliments of GADSDEN PRINTING CO., INC. Post Office Drawer G Gadsden, Alabama 35904 Quality Printing 2403 W. Meighan Blvd. JACK SAKS Ladies' Ready to Wear 435 Broad Gadsden, Alabama . Sportswear . Party Dress . Casual Dress 233 A 1 tii-ka -m n City Bank of Gadsden, i%.lat ama 2608 Schuler Avenue Gadsden, Alabama 35904 Phone 205 546-1691 234 GADSDEN MUSIC CO. INC. 528 Broad Street Phone 546-9381 CARL GREENE - JULIAN STEPHENS ROD F EGGUSON DIXIE FOOD STORE 2407 Forrest Ave. See us for your band instruments, guitars and amplifiers as well as records, tapes and any of your musical needs. Marilyn Morgan and Barbie Tucker enjoy themselves during the break. 235 Senior Directory ABNEY. ROBERT - General - NYC - City Wide. ADDISON, GWEN - General - Rebel - Americans, Senior Notable, F.H.A., Top 10% of Class. ARCHER, GARY - Academic - S Club, Football, Basketball, French Club, Homeroom Pres., Jr. Class President, Valentine King. AUSTIN, tDWIN - General. AVERY, RAY - Academic - S Club, French Club. BALLARD, WAYNE - General - Band, Track. BARKSDALE, PHYLLIS - General. BARNES, EMILY - Academic - National Honor Society, Lab Assistant, Sigma Chi Iota, Rebel Review-Co-Editor, French Club-President, French Nation- al Society, Who’s Who in Alabama High Schools, Scholastic Achievement Award, Top 10% of Class. BERRY, SHARON - General - F.H.A., F.T.A.-Pres. Jr. Yr., Volley-Team. BEVIS, DEBBIE - Academic - Office Sec., F.H.A., Homeroom Officer. BILLINGSLEY. DEBRA - Academic - French Club, Drama Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Pep Club, Rebel Americans, Student Council, Youth Council, Stu- dent Sec. BOYD, MIKE - Academic - French Club. BRADFORD, PAUL - General - S Club, Football, Track, Most Valuable Back, A11N.E.A.C., Third Runner-up Valentine King-Jr. Yr., Senior Favor- ite, Senior Notable. BRAGGS, JOYCE - Commercial - S Club, Cheerleader, Beauty Finalist, Who's Who, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Youth Council, Pep Club, Office Aid, Homecoming Candidate. BROWN, BETTY - General - F.H.A. BROWN, DIANE - Business - Who’s Who’s, Most Innocent, National Hon- or Society, F.B. L. A. -Sec., Annual Staff, Who’s Who in Alabama High Schools, Outstanding American High School Student, Senior Notable, Top 10% of Class. BRUCE, BOBBY - Academic - F.B.L.A. BRYANT. MICHAEL - General. BULGER, RUSS - Academic - S Club. French Club, Football, Baseball, Rebel Americans, Homeroom Officer, Who’s Who’s-Jr. Yr. BURNHAM. VICKI - Academic - Band, Choral, Cheerleader-2 Yrs. BURRELL, SHARON - Academic - Art Club. BYRUM, DAVID - Academic - S” Club, Football, Track. CAGLE, BECKY - Academic - Band, Science Club, Senior Notable, Tri-Hi- Y. F.H.A., Student Sec., F.T.A., Youth Council. CAMPBELL. SUE - General - F.H.A. CARRELL. CYNTHIA - Business - F.B.L.A., Lab Assistant. CHAMPION, JACK - Academic. CHANCE. CAROL - Academic - Rebel Band. CHARLTON. DAVID - Academic. CLIFTON, JIMMY - Academic - F.F.A. CLINE, BENNY - General - Band, Sen- ior Notable. COLEY, GARY - Academic - Band, Spanish Club-Treas., Golden Tones, Rebel Americans, Track, Rebel Review. COLEMAN, EDDIE - Academic. COLVIN, FREDDIE - General - S Club, Football, Homeroom Officer, Student Council. CORNUTT. DENISE - Academic - F.H.A. Rebel Americans, Rebel Band, French Club. COUCH, GARY - Academic. CRANFIELD, WALTER - Academic - Football, Basketball, ”S Club. DAVIS, CAROL - Academic - Art Club- Vice Pres., Who’s Who-Jr. Yr., Rebel Americans, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y. DAVIDSON, JOE - Academic. DOLLAR. DONNA - General - Art Club. F.H.A., Student Council, Sec. of Sen- ior Class, Jr. Beauty. DILLARD, VIRGINIA - General - F.H.A., Art Club. DUPREE, STEVE - Academic - National Honor Society-Vice Pres., Math Club, Pres, of Soph. Class. ELKINS. EDDIE - General - S Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football. ELROD, TERRY - Vocational. ELROD, JIMMY - General. FAIL, CURTIS - General. FORD, ROBERT - Vocational - D.E.C.A. Club. FOWLER, DANNY - General. FREEMAN. DANNY - General - ”S Club, Football. GAMBLE, ROBERT - General. GARTER, MYRA - Academic - Art Club, Office Aid. GARRETT, MIKE - Vocational. GRAY, FREDERICK - Academic - Foot- ball, National Honor Society, Science Club, Senior Notable, Lab Assistant, Top 10% of Class. 236 GRAY, SUSAN - Academic - Band- Head Majorette, F.T.A., Who’s Who in Alabama High Schools, Student Sec., Library Club, French Club, Student Council, Homecoming Candidate-2 Yrs., Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Play, Beauty Fi- nalist-3 Yrs. GREEN, JAMES - Academic - D.E.C.A. Club, D.E.C.A. State Honor Award, Varsity Basketball Team, Basketball Most Valuable Player. GRIFFITH, MIKE - General. GRIFFITH, VICKI - Academic - French Club, F.T.A., F.H.A. GROSS, BOBBIE - Academic - French Club, French National Honor Society, F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Rebel Review-Business Mgr. GULLEDGE, WILLIAM - Academic. HANNAH, JUDY - General - Art Club, F.H.A. HAWKINS, MIKE - Academic - Foot- ball. HEARD, DEBORAH - Business - F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Cheerleader, Rebel Review Staff. S Club. HEARN, JAMES - Academic - French Club, Boys’ State, Track Team. HELMS, WAYNE - Academic - Art Club. HICKS, PAM - Academic - F.T.A., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Notable, Talisman Staff. HILL. WAYNE - General - S Club, Football. HINES, MICHAEL - Academic - Nation- al Honor Society, Math Club, Outstand- ing Teenager of America, D.E.C.A. Club President. HOCKENSMITH, DEBBIE - Academic - Sophomore’s Who’s Who, Spanish Club- Vice Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council- Sec., Drama Club, Jr. Class Favorite, Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class, Art Club-Sec., Cheerleader, Senior Maid, Band, Sigma Chi Iota, Rebel Americans. HOFFMAN, STEVE - Vocational - D.E.C.A. Club, Basketball Manager. HOLLA DAY. SAM - Vocational. HONEYCUTT, GREG - Vocational - D.E.C.A. Club. HUNT, KEITH - General - Band, Rebel Americans. JACKSON, SANDRA - Business. JACOBS, PAM - General - Band, Jr.- Sr. Play. JOHNSON. DEBBIE - Academic - Tri- Hi-Y, Spanish Club-Sec., Student Council Secretary, Annual-Business Mgr., Jr. Yr., D.E.C.A. Club-Sec., National Honor Society. JOHNSON. RUSSELL - Academic - Band, Rebel-Americans, 1971 Talisman Beauty King, French Club. JOHNSON, SHELIA - General - Spanish Club, Volleyball Team-Captain, Track, F.H.A. JOHNSTON, VICKI - Business - Band, F.B.L.A., F.H.A. JONES, TERITHA - General - Spanish Club. KIRBY, PHYLLIS - General. LANCASTER, GLENDA - Business - F.B.L.A., Top 10 of Class, F.H.A., French Club, Student Sec., National Honor Society. LANKFORD, DENNIS - Vocational - D.E.C.A. Club. LECROY, KIM - Academic - Soph. Homecoming Maid, Soph. Class Fa- vorite, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Drama Club, Sec. of Jr. Class, Student Coun- cil Vice-Pres., Homecoming Queen, Sigma Chi Iota, Rebel Americans. LEE, DEBBY - Business - S Club. Cheerleader, Student Council Treas., Beauty Finalist, Homecoming Candidate- 2 Yrs., Who's Who, F.B.L.A. Senior Favorite. LEE, DEBORAH - Vocational - Art Club, D.E.C.A. Club-Historian, Tri-Hi-Y. LEVERTON, BENNY - Academic - Band, Rebel-Americans. LIMBAUGH, MARC - Academic - Span- ish Club, Math Club, Outstanding Teen- ager of America, Who’s Who in Alabama High Schools, Rebel Band-Drum Major, Student Council, Rebel Americans, All- State Band, Johnny Rebel, I Dare You Award, Outstanding Senior Band Member. LIPSCOMB, RALPH - Vocational. LOVE, TERRY - General. McCOY, CHRIS - General. McDANIEL, JUDY - Academic - F.H.A., Club, Track, Volleyball Team-Co-Capt., Talisman Staff, National Honor Society, Pep Club, D.O.T. Program Leader, Sen- ior Notable. McGINNIS, DIANE - Academic - French Club, Top 1 tyo of Class. McKINNEY, STEVE - General - Rebel Americans. McNUTT, JERRY WAYNE - General - S Club. Football. McWHORTER, DONNIE - General. MAPLES, SUSAN - Academic - Rebel Band, Rebel-Americans, Golden-Tones, Sigma Chi Iota, French Club, F.T.A.- Vice President, Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Coun- cil, Drama Club-President, Talisman Staff, Homeroom Officer, Jr.-Sr. Play- 2 Yrs., Valentine Queen Candidate. MARTIN, JUDY - Academic - French Club-Vice.-Pres., French National Hon- or Society, Sigma Chi Iota-Treas., Mu Alpha Theta-Treas., Rebel Review-Co- Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Who's Who in Ala. 237 High Schools, Outstanding American High School Student, Top 10% of Class, National Honor Society. MAYO, BETH - Academic - Soph. Class Beauty, Jr. Class Treasurer, Spanish Club-Sec., Student Council, Band, Youth Council, S Club, Drama Club, Who’s Who. MESSER, EDDIE - Vocational - D.E.C.A. Club. MINCEY, ALEX - Academic - Band. Senior Notable, Rebel Americans. MITCHELL, RICKEY - Vocational - Art Club. D.E.C.A. Club. MOORE, KATHRYN - General - Art Club, F.H.A. MORGAN. MARILYN - Academic - Sa- lutatorian. National Honor Society, French National Honor Society-Pres., French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who, Band- Color Guard, Sigma Chi Iota, Drama Club, Beauty Finalist, Rebel-Americans, Editor of Talisman, Miss Emma Sansom. MORGAN. MIKE - Academic - Band, Rebel-Americans, French Club. MORGAN, NANCY - General - Rebel- Americans, F.H.A. MORGAN, STEVE - Academic. MOSES, CLAYTON - Academic - Math Club, Senior Notable, National Honor Society. MURRAY, JERRY - Academic. MURRAY. TERRY - Vocational. NALOR, RICKY - General - Rebel- Americans. NORRIS, BOBBY - General. O’BAR, DANNY - General. ODEN, JERRY - Vocational - D.E.C.A. Club. PARKER, PAM - Vocational - Sigma Chi iota, D.E.C.A. Club. PARRISH, BENNY - General. PARTEE, ALLEN - Vocational. PARTEE, JIM - General. PATTY, PEGGY - General - Band, F.H.A. PAYNE, ANDREA - Academic - French Club, Rebel Americans, Senior Notable. PEARSON, GARY - General. PHILLIPS. KATHY - Academic - F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, French National Honor Society-Treas., Mu Alpha Theta- President, Sigma Chi Iota-Vice Pres., Youth Council, Who’s Who in Alabama High Schools, Good Citizenship Girl, Band, Top 10% of Class, National Honor Society. PHILPOT, GWEN - Business. POPE, ELBERT - General - S Club. POSEY, EUGENE - Academic. POWELL, ELIZABETH - Academic - F.H.A. PRUETT, BARBARA - Academic - Art Club, French Club, French National Hon- or Society-Vice Pres., Choral, Talisman Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. RADCLIFFE. ELIZABETH - Band. Sigma Chi Iota-Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, French National Honor So- ciety-Treas., F. T. A.-Chap., Drama Club-Treas., Jr.-Sr. Play-2 Yrs., Vale- dictorian, Woodman Award, Scholastic Medal, Highest French Average Medal. REEVES, DEBORAH - General - D.E.C.A. Club-Vice-Pres. -Sr. Yr., Sec.-Jr. Yr.. F.H.A. REEVES, VICTOR - Academic - Track. REUORD, CORA LOU - Academic - Band, F.T.A., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y. Rebel Americans, French Club, Youth Coun- cil, Jr.-Sr. Play, Who’s Who in Alabama High Schools, Office Aide. RICKLES, REGINA - Academic - F.T.A.- Pres., Drama Club-Sec., Band, French Club, Youth Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Sec., Homeroom Officer, Annual Staff, F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Play, Valentine Queen Candidate. ROBERSON, JAN - Academic - National Honor Society, French National Honor Society-Historian, Mu Alpha Theta-Sec., Top 10% of Class, French Club-Sec., Drama Club-Vice-Pres., Jr.-Sr. Play- 2 Yrs., Who's Who in Alabama High Schools, Band, Sigma Chi Iota, Tri-Hi- Y, F.T.A., Youth Council, Maurice Hoffman Cup, Senior Notable. ROBERSON, RICHARD - Academic - Band, Rebel Americans. ROBINSON, JUDY - Academic - Choral, Pep Club, F.H.A. ROBINSON, STEPHANIE - Academic - Mu Alpha Theta-Vice. Pres., F.H.A., Miss Betty Crocker, Pep Club, D.O.T. Leader. ROEBUCK, MARIE - Academic - Rebel Americans, F.H.A., Track, Library Club, Homeroom Officer. ROPER, RICHARD - Academic - French Club, Science Club, Band, Boys’State Representative, Citizenship Representa- tive, Drug Conference Representative, French National Honor Society, Nation- al Honor Society, Mayor of city at Boys' State. ROWELL, KATHY - Business - National Honor Society, Top 10% of Class, F. B. L. A. -Vice-Pres., French Club, Beauty Candidate, Tri-Hi-Y, Youth Council. RUTHERFORD, CYNTHIA - Academic - Band, Rebel-Americans. SANDERSON, WANDA - General - F. H. A. , Lab Assistant. SELF, NANCY - Academic - French UNDERWOOD, RICKEY - Academic - Club, French National Honor Society- Football, S Club. Sec., Band, Senior Notable, Top 10% of Class, National Honor Society, I USRY, GLENDA - General - Track, Vol- Dare You Award, Outstanding Senior leyball Team, Pep Club. Rebel-Ameri- Band Member. cans. SIMMONS, CONNIE - Business - VANCE, EDDIE - Academic - Rebel Re- F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Track, Volley- view. ball Team. VINYARD. ROBERT - Vocational. SIMONTON. CHARLIE - Academic - S Club, French Club, 2nd Runner-up WAGNER, CAROL - Academic - Band, Valentine King, R. L. Penland Trophy, Office Aide, French Club, Choral. Pres, of Senior Class, Who's Who, Jr. Class Favorite, Most Valuable Lineman. WALKER, MARIE - General - Choral, Band, Beauty Finalist-Jr. Yr. SYNDER, JOHNNY - Academic - Band, Baseball, Lab Assistant, All-State Band- WALL, MICHAEL - Academic. 2 Yrs., French Club. WATTS, RANDY - General - S Club. SOUTHERN. JANICE - Vocational - Senior Notable, Baseball. D.E.C.A. Club, National Honor Socie- ty, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl D. E. Student of the WATTERS, JESSE - Academic - Basket- Year, Top 10% of Class, Rebel Ameri- ball. cans. Annual Staff, F.B.L.A., F.H.A. WILDER, BARRY - Academic - Track. SPURLOCK, WILLIAM - General. WILDER, GARRY - Academic - S Club, STEPHENS. YOLANDE - Academic - French Club, Student Council, Baseball, Band, Rebel-Americans, French Club. Who’s Who, Tennis Team, Senior Nota- ble. STOWERS, DANNY - Academic - S Club, Baseball. WILSON, JAMES - Academic - Basketball. STUDDARD, GARRY - Vocational. WIMPEE, RITA - General - Art Club, Li- braryClub, Pep Club, Volleyball, Span- SWEENEY. TERRY - Academic - ish Club. Science Club, Band. WISE. KATHY - General - Art Club, TALLENT, RANDY - Academic - Art F.H.A. Club, Senior Notable. WOMACK, MYRA - General. THOMPSON. FRANK - Academic - Band. WORKS, STEVE - Vocational. THOMPSON, LARRY - General - Foot- ball. TIGUE, PERRY - Academic - Band, Rebel-A mericans, French Club. Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Play. TUCKER, BARBARA - Academic - Band, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Notable, F.T.A., Talisman Staff. 239 ABNEY. ROBERT - 197 ADAMS, JIMMY - 189 ADDISON, GWEN - 57,78,93,197 ADKINSON, TOMMY - 97,179 AGER. PATRICA AGRICOLA, STEPHEN - 98.107,151, 179 AKINS, PAVID - 179 ALLA, MARIAN - 98 ALLEN, CYNTHIA - 197 ALLEN. DEWAYNE - 96,106,116,189 ALLISON, LYNN - 189 ALLSON, JOSEPH AMBERSON, KATHY - 73,97,105,107, 116,118,179 AMOS. JAMES - 189 ANDERSON. BRUCE ANDERSON. JUDY - 179 ANDERSON. PATRICIA - 96,116,179 ANDERSON. RICKY - 23 ANDERSON, ROLAND - 197 ANDERSON. ROSCOE - 179 ANDERSON, SHELIA - 94,179 ARCHER. CHARLES - 189 ARCHER, GARY - 21,32,33,35,47,74, 91,88,89,122.132.197 ASH, CATHERINE - 179 ASH, OSCAR - 122,151,189 ASHLEY. PAM - 97,151,179 ASKEW. KENNETH Index AUSTIN, EDWIN - 197 AUSTIN. ROSEMARY - 179 AVERY, CHUCK - 122 AVERY, RAY - 88.96.151 AYRES. PAT - 88,89.122.189 AYER, PATRICIA - 179 BAKER, JOHN - 179 BAKER. LYNN BALL. ROBIN - 189 BALLARD, WAYNE - 116.142,196,197 BARKER. DEBRA - 98,102.179.189 BARANICK, STEVE - 179 BARNES. EMILY - 57.77.92.96,110. 111,197 BARKSDALE, PHYLLIS - 197 BARNETT. THERESA - 99,103,179 BARNETT. DENISE - 101,179 BARRON, DEBRA - 179 BARRON, JEFFREY - 116,179 BASSON, PEGGY - 179 BATTLES. RICHARD - 197 BEAIRD, GREGORY - 179 BEAM, JOYCE - 179 BEARDEN. RICKY - 116,189 BECK. DEBRA - 189 BEDDINGFIELD, JERRY - 179 BENNEFIELD, RANDY - 151,179 BENEFIELD. TERRY - 97.189 BENNETT, SHERMAN - 197 BELL, MARTHA - 189 BELL, MICHAEL BELL, SHERI - 101,103.179 BELLEW, CHARLES - 104.179 BERRY, CAROL - 115,179 BERRY. SHARON - 151,197 BEVIS, DEBORAH - 197 BILLINGSLEY, DEBBIE - 93,197 BILLINGSLEY, JEFF - 136,151,179 BILLINGSLEY. PHILLIP - 47,110,197 BILLINGSLEY, ROGER - 97.116.179 BISHOP. BILL - 179 BISHOP. JACKEY BLACK, RONALD BLACKWELL. LESA - 97,163,179 BLACK. DAVID - 96.116.179 BLACKWOOD, BRENDA - 115,189 BLACKWOOD. DAVID - 179 BLACKWOOD. EDDIE - 104 BLACKWOOD, JAMES BOGGS, BEVERLY - 93,97.99,116.189 BODINE, PAT - 47.142.143.144,179 BOHANON, DEBORAH - 116,189 BOMAN, GARY - 197 BOMAN, JOSEPH - 189 BONE. JOHN - 88.97.122,142.182. 188,189 BONE. PATRICIA - 151,179 BON NESS, ROBERT - 104 240 BOWEN, BESSIE - 179 BOWEN, DAINA - 44,45,91,96,109, 111.112.113.116.118.119.189 BOWEN, JANET - 101,189 BOWEN. LINDA - 189 BOWEN, PHILLIP - 88.89,93,106,122, 142 BOWEN, RITA - 189 BOYD. MICHAEL - 198 BRADFORD, LARRY - 104 BRADFORD, PAUL - 35,60,82,88,122, 151.198 BRADLEY. RAY - 179 BROGDON, SHIRL BRAGG, KATHY - 96,179 BRAGGS, JOYCE - 73,88,139,140.198 BROOKS, JANICE - 38.88,92.93,96.99, 109.111.112.139.140.141.189 BROOKS, ROGER - 104 BROOKS, SISSY - 179 BROWN, BARRY - 97,142,189 BROWN, BETTY - 102,115,198 BROWN. DEBORAH - 101,189 BROWN, DIANNE- 57,77,79,101,105. 110.198 BROWN, ELEANOR - 99,111,189 BROWN, JANICE - 79,115 BROWN. RONALD - 45,179 BROWN, THERESA - 59,68,91,105.112, 119.116.188.189 BROWN. WILLIE - 122.151,189 BRUCE. BOBBY - 101,198 BRUMLEY, KAREN - 92,105,112,189 BRUTON, WILLIAM - 142 BRYAN, PAULA - 179 BRYANT, DANNY - 136,142,189 BRYANT, MICHAEL BRYANT, PATSY - 189 BUCHANAN. BRUCE BUCKNER, DORIS - 189 BUGGS, GWENDOLYN - 179 BULGER. RUSS - 122,131,142.150. 198,122,204 BURCETT, FRANK - 179 BURNHAM. VICKI - 139,140,141,198 BURRELL, SHARON - 198 BUSH. BRUCE - 96 BUSH. CARLTON - 179 BYRUM, DAVID - 88,151,198 BYNUM. JERRY - 79,96,109,112,189 BYNUM. RONALD BYNUM. KENNETH - 88,89,96,106, 109,111,112,132.142,189 CAGLE, REBECCA - 79,106,198 CAHILL. SHEILA - 97,115,179 CALLAHAN, MYRON - 98,136,179 CALLOWAY, SYLVIA ANN - 179 CAME. GEORGE - 97,116,179 CAMP, DAVID MICHAEL - 179 CAMPBELL, CAROLYN SUE - 198 CARD, HERMAN - 132,151,179 CARLISLE, DAVID JEROME - 179 CARLISLE, CAROLYN - 179 CARLISLE, JACQUELINE - 179 CARLISLE. JOSEPHINE MARIE - 179 CARROLL. MICHAEL - 179 CASEY. JIMMY LLOYD - 179 CHAFFIN, NAN - 100,179 CHAMBERS, AMY - 97,179 CHAMBERS, ANGELA - 93,102,103, 189 CHAMBLISS. SIDNEY YVETTE - 179 CHAMPOIN, CURITS JACK - 199 CHANCE, CAROL - 116,199 CHANCE, THOMAS - 96,116 CHANDLER, MICHAEL CHAPMAN. MICHAEL - 88,189 CHARLTON. DAVID - 199 CHASTAIN, DENISE - 94,97 CHAVERS, PAM - 115 CHRISTIAN, DAVID - 94,98,116 CHUMLEY, JAN - 115 CLARK, JOHN DAVID CLAY. KATHY GAIL - 189 CLAYTON. DAVID - 88,106,151,189 CLAYTON, EDWIN - 106,189 CLAYTON, ROGER DALE CLIFTON, JIMMY - 48,199 CLIFTON, RICHARD - 89,97,106,107, 122 CLINE, BENNY - 79,116,199 CLOWDUS, MATTHEW COCHRAN. ANITA FAY COCHRAN, KATHY - 95,139,141.151, 189 241 COCHRAN. SUSAN - 73 COLEMAN, EDWIN C. - 40.199 COLEMAN, VANESSA COLEY. BOBBY COLEY, GARY - 47.97.116,199 COLLIER. ROBERT MARK COLLINS, ANITA - 97 COLVIN. KATHY DENISE COLVIN. FREDDIE - 88,89.91.122,199 CONWELL, JIMMY - 81,88,122 CONWELL, ROLAND - 45,88,107, 111.122.151.189 COOK. HAROLD GENE - 19 COOPER, DALE - 92,93,116,189 COOPER, GREGORY MAX - 122 COOPER. TERRY - 88,89.96,106,111, 112.113.132.142.145.148.189 COPELAND, BOBBY - 104 COPLIN, CONNIE - 96,116 CORENLIUS, KEITH DEWAYNE CORNUTT. DENISE - 116,199 CORNUTT, LENORA - 93,96,106,109, 111.112.116.189 CORNUTT. SUSAN - 96.109,111,112, 116.118.189 CORNUTT, WAYNE - 96,107,116 COUCH, GARY - 199 COVINGTON. GEORGE COWAN. CYNTHIA DIANE - 180 COWAN, RANDALL MARTIN - 180 COX, NANCY - 91,96,116.178.180 COX, RAMONA DENISE COX. TIM - 96.109,122,151,189 CRAIG, BOBBY - 136 CRANFIELD, MARLINE ELAINE - 103,180 CRANFIELD, WALTER - 88,200 CROFT, VERA MAE - 189 CULPEPPER. PATRICIA - 180 CURTIS. PALPH McKEITH - 180 DALTON. GLENN - 116,189 DANIEL, BRAD - 180 DARNELL. JUDY DATES. MARY ANN - 180 DAVENPORT, DEBORAH - 116,189 DAVIDSON. CHARLES - 89,122,189,88 DAVIDSON, DOUGH - 116,180 DAVIDSON. JOE - 200,211 DAVIS. MARINDA - 180 DAVID, CYNTHIA - 96,189 DAVIS. CAROL - 39,93,95,200 DAVIS. JEFF - 116,189 DAVIS. STEVE - 180 DAVIS. PAM - 116,190 DAVID, TERRY WAYNE - 189 DAVIS. VICKY - 104,180 DAVIS, RICHARD - 189 DECKER. KENNETH - 180 DEMPSEY, TIM DENHAM. KENNETH - 190 DERICO, PATRICIA - 200 DENMAN, BETTY DEWBERRY. ROGER - 104,190 DICKSON. RENEE - 97,115,116,180 DILLARD, SHELDON DILLARD, VIRGINA - 102,200 DIXON. MARVIN HENRY DOBBS, TERRY - 116,180 DOLLAHITE, BARBARA - 190 DOLLAR, DONNA - 50,91,95,196,200 DUCK. SAMUEL - 122,180 DUCKETT. KEITH - 96,116,180 DUDLEY. MICHAEL - 122,128,151, 190 DUNCAN, CONNIE - 180 DUNCAN. JACKIE - 94.96,105,109, 11,112.116.190 DUNCAN, MELISSA - 101,116,190 DURHAM. MICHAEL - 180 DUPREE. STEVEN - 57,108,110,200 DYE. FRENCHIE - 38,96,190 EADS. DEBRA - 107,109,111,190 EARHART, DEBRA - 180 EARLY. TOMMY - 96,106,109,116, 190 EDMONDSON. CYNTHIA -180 EDWARDS, MITCHELL - 95,190 EDWARDS, WANDA - 95,200 ELKINS, DANNY - 180 ELKINS. EDDIE - 37.65.88,144,145. 201 ELLENBURG, CHARLES - 190 ELLIS. SENORA - 97 ELLISON, CLINTON - 122,180 ELLIOTT, JACKIE - 115,190 242 ELLIOTT. RICHARD - 116.180 ELROD, RICHARD GLENN - 104 ELROD, TERRY - 104,201 ELROD, JIMMY - 201 EVENHART, DEBORAH FAIL, CURTIS - 201 FAMBROUGH. RITA - 97.107.116.180 FARLOW, LARRY WAYNE FELTON, DIANE - 104 FERGUSON. CECIL - 180 FORD, GREGORY - 180 FORD, ROBERT FORSHEE, JOYCE - 180 FOWLER, DANY - 201 FREEMAN. ANTHONY FREEMAN. BARBARA ANN - 180 FREEMAN, DANNY - 122,201 FREEMAN, SHERRY - 201 FREEMAN. SHEILA FUMBLING, JAN - 101 GADDIS. ANTHONY - 88,107,111, 132,190 GADDIS, CAROL - 98,99,181 GADRETT, MICHAEL DON GADSON, WILBURT GAMBERI, JOE - 63,89,97,122,181 GAMBLE, ROBERT - 201 GARDINER, MARK - 181,116 GARDNER, CARLA - 98,181 GARRISON. ARCHIE W. - 181 GASKEY. RANDY - 89 GASKIN, MIKE - 181 GATTIS, GARY - 190 GATTIS, MICHAEL CLIFFORD GEIGEk. SAMEULORIN - 97,181 GIBBS, MIKE - 116,181 GIBSON, DAVID - 98,107,181 GILBERT, KIM - 181 GILCHRIST, JOHN - 89,122,181 GILLASPY. GAYLE - 95,96,112 GLENN, PAMELA - 190 GOLDEN. GAY - 97,106,107,116,181 GOODEN. JUDY - 101,115,181 GORE, BILL - 96,116,181 GRAMLING, DEBBIE - 101,103,181 GRAVITT, NEAL 181 GRAY. CARL EDWARD - 181 GRAY. FREDDIE - 57,81,88,106,110, 201 GRAY, RONALD - 181 GRAY, SUSAN - 45.49.73.77,91.94, 100,116,201 GREEN. JAMES - 132 GREEN. LINDA - 181 GRIFFITH. JULIA - 97,151.181 GRIFFIN. TERRY HOWARD - 181 GRIFFITH. MICHAEL GRIFFITH, VICKIE - 57,96.100,108, 113,201 GROOVER, ELOISE GROOVER, JIMMY GROOVER. RICKEY - 190 GUICE, HOSEA - 190 GROSS, BOBBIE - 57,92,96,111,113, 202 GULLEDGE, WILLIAM - 202 GUNNELLS, KATHY - 103,181 GUTHRIE, BRENT - 191 GUYTON, JERRY WAYNE - 181 HAMBY. JAMES - 104,202 HAMBY, RICHARD - 104 HANDLEY. TOMMY ROSS HANNAH, JUDY - 95,102,202 HANSON, CHARLOTTE HANSON. JAMES ORVILLE HARCROW, WILLIAM FRANKLIN - 104 HARDIN. JUDY - 181 HARDY. GLENDA - 181 HARPER, JANICE - 97,191 HARRIS, CALVIN - 116,181 HARRIS. KATHY - 181 HARRIS, LINDA - 191 HARRIS. JOHNNY - 88,122 HARRIS, OTIS - 181 HARROD. SHARON - 181 HA THORN, LINDA - 104,191 HAWKINS, ALFREDA - 102.191 HAWKINS. MIKE - 202 HAYES. DAVID HAYES. BEBRA - 99, 101.181 HAYES, RICHARD - 97,181 HAYNES, KENNETH HAYS, DAVID - 104 HEARD, DEBORAH - 42,88,139,140, 202 HEARD, WILBERT - 181 HEARN. JAMES - 77,151,202 HEATH, RAYMOND - 181 HELMS. WAYNE - 95,181,202 HELMS. EDWARD LEE HENRY. CRAYMAN - 181 HERNDON, CARY - 93,122,191 HICKS, PAM - 78,105,202 HILDERBRAND, GARY - 62,88.89.122, 151,191 HILL, BOBBY HILL, GARY WAYNE - 122,202 HILL. SANDRA - 22,104,111,202 HINES, MICHAEL - 39,57,65,77,104, 108,110,203 HOCKENSMITH, DEBORAH - 93,94,203 HODGES, RANDY - 181 HOFFMAN, STEPHEN - 203 HOLLA DAY, SAM - 203 HOLLEY. NANCY - 181 HOLLEY. PAUL - 104 HOLLINGSWORTH, CARLIS - 191 HOLLINGSWORTH, JOHNNY HOLLIS. ALFRED - 122,178,181 HOLLIS. LARRY - 181 HOLSTON, JIMMIE - 88,191 HOLSTON, LARRY - 181 HONEYCUTT, GREG - 104 HONEYCUTT, RANDALL - 181 HOOD, LIDDELL - 97,181 HOOD. RICHARD - 96,109,112,116.191 HOOD. SHARRON - 181 HOPPER, VEDA - 111,191 HORTON, BRENDA - 102,191 HUDDLESTON, THOMAS - 181 HUMPHREY, KATHY - 101,191 HUMPHREY. PAUL - 191 HUNTER. JANICE DIANE HUNT, KEITH - 93,116,203 HURTT, JOANNE - 96,181 INGRAM, LARRY - 88,122,191 JACKSON. ALEXANDER - 181 JACKSON, DANNY WAYNE - 104 JACKSON, HAROLD - 181 JACKSON, SANDRA - 203 JACOBS, MILTON WAYNE - 104 JACOBS, PAMELA - 53.116,203 JAMES, CAROLYN - 181 JARRETT, TERESA JENKINS, CATHY - 97,151,181 JENKINS. LEROY - 151,191 JOHNSON, CHARLIE - 181 JOHNSON, DEBRA - 90,91,104,111, 203.209 JOHNSON. GARRY - 181 JOHNSON. HATTIE - 181 JOHNSON. JANET - 96,116,181 JOHNSON, RUSSELL - 35,69,93,116, 203 JOHNSON, SHEILA - 37,151,203 JOHNSTON. VICKIE - 203 t JONES, LYNNE - 96,181 JONES, CURITS - 88.122.151,191 JONES, JEANNIE JONES, LINDA FAYE JONES. BECKY - 97,181 JONES, TERITHA - 203 JUMPER, CYNTHIA - 97,99,151,181 KELLET, LISA FAYE KELLEY, DAVID- 27,88.97,109,111. 136,191 KELTON. JAMES - 93,116.192 KEMP, RANDALL - 142,181 KERR, ROGER THOMAS KEYS, KATYE - 97,181 KIDD, ALICIA - 92.116,192 KILGORE, ROBERT - 98 KIMBLE, ALICE - 181 KIMBRIL, TERESA - 96.116,181 KING, LARRY - 181 KIRBY, PHYLLIS - 104 KING, JUDY - 204 KLEIN, JOHNNY - 39.95,96,109.111, 112,113.192 LACKEY, JOHN - 181 LACKEY, JIM - 192 LAKEMAN, ERIN - 45,192 LAKEMAN. JEANNIE - 94.181 244 LANCASTER, GLENDA - 57,101,111, 204 LANKFORD. DENNIS LAWDER, CYNTHIA - 116,174,181 LECROY, KIM - 24,36,50,58,59,90, 91,93,204 LEDBETTER, DALE - 205 LEE, CYNTHIA LEE, DENNIS - 97,116,181 LEATH, DALE - 192 LEE, DEBBY - 34,61,73,90,139,141,205 LEE, DEBORAH - 95,192,205 LEE, GLENDA - 102,192 LEE, JAN - 97,163,181 LEE, KATHY LEE, TIM LEE, YVETTE - 102,103,181 LEMONS. JOSEPH LEVERTON, BENNY - 93,116,119,205 LEVERTON, DIANE - 96 LILY, CORNELIUS - 205 LIMBAUGH. MARC - 35,38,57,65.66. 67,77,85,94,111,116,118,119, 142,203,205 LIMABUGH, MICHAEL - 98,107 LINN, BETH - 40,73,92,93,94,106,116, 192 LIPSCOMB. RALPH LITTLE, DANA - 78.93,94.116.119,205 LITTLEFIELD, KATHERINE LIVERETT, MIKE - 192 LIVINGSTON, BENNY LOCKLEUR, DAVID - 89 LOFTIS, WILLIAM LOVE. TERRY - 205 LOVE, TOMMY - 136 LYONS, RONALD - 192 McCLENNAN. ALLEN - 122,144,145 McClellan, Robert - 122.142.149 McCOY, CHRIS McCRARY, KAREN - 101,103 McDaniel, carol - 107 McDaniel, judy - 82.102.105.111.151, 164,205 McDOWELL. JOHN - 98,182 Mcelroy, debra - 97.116,182 MCFARLAND. DAVID - 107,122.182 MCGINNIS, DIANE - 57,96.206 McCLAUCHN. MARTIN - 122,182 McGRIFF, ROGER - 205 mckinney, steve - 93,206.212 McKIVEN, JIMMY McMURREY, JERRY - 97.116.182 McNUTT, JERRY WAYNE - 89,206 MADDEN. EARMON MADDOX. MIKE - 98.142 MAHARRY, GERALD - 205 MANGUM, JAMES - 192 MAPLES. SUSAN - 22,29.44.45.48.49. 93. 94.100,105,116,205,229,106 MARBURY, RONI MARKS. DIANE - 73.109.116. 192 MARTIN, DONALD - 192 MARTIN, FIELDING - 116,193 MARTIN. JUDY - 57,77,92,96,106, 108.111,113,205 MARTIN. MIKE MARTIN. PATRICIA -193 MASHBURN, DENNY - 107,136 MASON. MARCUS - 205 MATTHEWS. MARTHA - 102. 103,193 MATTHEWS, TERRY LYNN - 97 MAYO. BETH - 50,139,140,204,205 MAYO. GREG - 32,47,75,89,205 MELSON, DANNY - 193 MELSON, ELLA - 182 MELSON. TOM - 42,122,151,193 MESSER. EDDIE - 104 MILLER. CHARLES - 151,182 MILLER. NANCY - 97,172,182 MILLIONS, MIKE - 193 MINCEY, ALEC - 41,78 , 93,116.119. 206 MINOR. RICKEY MINOR. PAULETTE - 97,182 MINOR. SUSAN MINSHEW, STEVE - 136,182 MINTON. TERESA - 103,193 MITCHELL, GARY - 97 MITCHELL, PAM - 182,97 MITCHELL. GERRY - 104 MITCHELL. RICKY - 95,104.206 MITCHELL. TERESA - 182 MITCHELL. WANDA - 182 245 MIZE. SHELIA - 99,101,182 MOLOCK, DOUG - 37,111,193 MOON, CAROl - 32,33,74,97,182 MOON, JANICE - 182 MOONEY, RHONDA - 182 MOORE, JERRY - 95.182 MOORE, KATHERYN - 95,206 MOORE, ANN - 98,182 t MOORE, RONALD - 122,130,193 MOORE. STEPHEN - 136,182 MORGAN, AUTHUR- 151,182 MORGAN, BRENT MORGAN, JOE - 104 MORGAN. MIKE - 50,93,207 MORGAN, MARILYN - 22,38,36,56,57, 65,66.67.73.77,93,94.96.105, 108,110,112,113,116,118,206.235 MORGAN. NANCY - 93,207 MORGAN. ROGER - 182 MORGAN. PAT - 193 MORGAN. STEVE - 207 MORRIS. STEVE MOSES, CLAYTON - 57,79,108,111 MOSTILLER. LAURA - 193 MOSTILLER, THOMAS - 182 MURPHY. LA FRENCH - 182 MURRAY. GLENDA - 104,193 MURRAY, JERRY - 207 MURRAY. RICKEY - 182 MURRAY, SHELIA - 182 MURRAY. TERRY - 207 MURRAY, FAY - 104,207 MUSKETT, DEBORAH - 116,182 MYNATT, VICKIE - 97,99,106.109, 193 NANCE, MICKEY NASH. ROBBIE - 101.193 NALER, RICKEY - 50,93,207 NAYLOR, GARY - 193 NAYLOR, SUSAN - 97,182 NEAL. JOHN - 96,106,109,112,116, 193 NEAL, THERESA - 93,97,109,193 NELSON. JOAN - 182 NICHOLS. TONY - 92,93,116,193 NICHOLS, DON - 104 NOBLE, MARCIA - 101,193 NORRIS. BOBBY - 207 NORRIS, FRIEDA - 104,151,207 NUNNELLEY, DENISE - 207 NEELY. JERRY - 182 NELSON. EDDIE - 182 NELSON, JEANETTE - 103,182 NELSON. TERRY NEWTON, MICHAEL NICHOLS. TERRY OAKES, JAMES O’BAR, DANNY - 122,207 O’DELL, EMMETT - 97,116,182 ODEN. BETTY - 193 ODEN, JERRY - 207 OLLAR, MARIAN - 115,183 OLSON. JERRE - 97,182 OTWELL. RITA - 183 OWENS. PATSY - 32,73,75.92,94.96. 109,111,112,116,118,193 PACK. SHARRON - 193 PARKER, ANITA - 183 PARKER, PAM - 104,106,208 PARRISH. BENNY PARRISH, CHARLES - 183 PARRISH. MASTIN - 183 PARTA IN. BETH - 59,73,91,97,107, 183 PARTEE. ALLEN - 104,208 PARTEE, JIM - 206,208 PARTON, ROSIE - 193 PATE, TERRY - 193 PATTERSON, MIKE - 93,116,208 PATTERSON, DEBRA - 183 PATTERSON, SOCTT - 183 PATTY, PEGGY - 208 PAYNE. ANDREA - 81,93,96,208 PAYNE. BECKY - 97,107,116.118.183 PEARSON. GARY PERRY. EARL PEEK. RICKEY - 96.193 PERRY, JEANETTE - 92,101.116.193 PHILLIPS, ANTHONY - 183 PHILLIPS, KATHY - 29,48,49,57,64, 77,96,106,107,108,109,111,112, 113,116,208 PHILLIPS, KAREN - 183,187 PHILLIPS. MIKE - 96,107,109,193 246 PHILLIPS, BECKY - 62.106,111,139, 140,141,193 PHILPOT, CYNTHIA - 183 PHILPOT, GWEN - 102,103,208 PIERCE. MICHAEL - 183 PONDER. REBECCA - 101 PONDER. TERA - 97,183 POPE. ELBERT - 88.122.131 PORTER. MYRA - 95,208 POSEY, EUGENE - 104,208 POSEY. CHARLES - 194 POSEY. KENNETH - 194 POSEY, LEONTINE - 183 POUNDS. SUSAN - 103,194 POWELL, ELIZABETH - 208 PRATER. PATTI - 97.163,183 PRESTON. GARY - 183 PRESTON. LOU ANN - 103,183 PRIEST, GARY - 96,183 PRUITT, GREG - 116,183 PRUITT, JAMES PRUETT. BARBARA - 39,95,96, 112,208 PRUETT. ROY - 18,35.88,90.91.108. 110.111,142,148.149,150,209 PUTNAM, DEBRA - 101,103,183 RADCLIFFE. ELIZABETH - 38,44.56. 57,65.77.94.96,100,109,113,116 RAGSDALE. STEVE - 97,116.183 RAMSEY, BETTY RATLEDGE. CHARLES - 183 RAY, DONALD - 98 RAYE, MARY - 115,183 REAGAN. STEVE - 97,107,116,183 RECTOR, JOHN - 93,107,111, 194 REDDEN. DAVID - 104 REECE. SHEREE - 183 REEVES, DEBORAH - 104.209 REEVES. JONATHAN - 151,183 RELFORD, CORA LOU - 77,93.100.116. 209 RHEA, DONALD - 183 RHODES, JAMES - 183 RICHARDSON, DAVID - 41,44.88.97. 105,107.111.188.194 RICHARDSON, JERRY - 183 RICHEY. BENJAMIN - 183 RICHEY. DEBORAH - 194 RICKLES, REGINA - 22,29,45.48-49. 94,100,105,116,199.209.229 RIDDLESPUR, DONNA - 97.183 RIDDLESPUR, TED RIGBY. DEBRA RIGBY, JANET - 184 ROBERSHAW. JACKIE - 184 ROBERSHAW, MANDIE - 194 ROBERSON. JAN - 22.27.48-49,53,57, 77,80,85,94,96.108,110,113,116, 209 ROBERSON. MARSHA ROBERSON, RICHARD - 45,116,209 ROBINSON. JUDY - 209 ROBINSON. MARSHA - 184 ROBINSON, STEPHANNIE - 57,76,102, 108.111,209 RODEN, DONNIE - 194 RODEN. PAMELA - 184 ROEBUCK, MARIE - 50,93,210 ROGERS, DEBRA - 184 ROGERS, MAXWELL - 184 ROPER. RICHARD - 77.92.96.106.110. 113.116.210 ROWE, BOBBI DALE - 73,77,97.105, 107.116.119.178.184 ROWELL. KATHY - 57.101.111.210 ROWELL, KETRENLA - 96.101.184 RODOLPH, ROBERT - 184 RULE. JAMES RULE. RANDY - 97,184 RUTHERFORD, CYNTHIA - 93,116.210 SANDRIDGE. GARRY - 184 SAVELL. NANCY SANDERSON. WANDA - 210 SCARBORO, TINA - 98,184 SCARBOROUGH. FRANCES - 32,35,63, 75.91.98.139.140.141.180.184 SCHUESSLER. PATRICK - 184 SCOTT, EVERNEAZ - 184 SEXTON. PHYLLIS - 194 SELF, NANCY - 48,57,82.85.96.111. 112.113.116.210 SELF. SAMUEL - 184,194 SHANEYFELT. TONY - 95,194 SHERRELL, JANICE SHEW, STEPHEN - 194 SHRUM, ERIC S HUB ERG. RICKEY - 122,184 247 SIMMONS. CONNIE - 81.210 SIMS. LARRY - 194 SIMS. WILLIE SIMONTON, CHARLES - 32,75.83,88. 91.122.196.210 SIMMSONS, ELIZABETH - 92.111.194 SIMS, CHARLES SITZ, KENNETH SMITH. BILLY SMITH. CYNTHIA - 97,99,184 SMITH. GLORIA - 96,194 SMITH. HARRY - 97,185 SMITH. LEO - 210 SMITH, MIKE - 98,185 SMITH, TERESA - 98,185 SMITH. PRISCILLA - 185 SMITH, RICHARD - 89,185 SNOW, HENRY - 185 SNOW, TYRONE SOUTHERN, JANICE - 38,77,93,104, 110.210 SPURLOCK. WILLLAN STALLINS, CAROL - 103,185 STALLINS, TINA - 104 STAPLETON. JOAN - 34,35.68.71.116. 119 STATON. DAVID - 185 STEDHAM, BRENDA - 185 STANDRIDGE. GARY - 89,185 STEELE. DANIEL - 194 STEELE. MICHAEL - 185 STEPHENS, YOLANDE - 93,116.210 STEWART. DANNY - 116,194 STEWART, MICHAEL STONE. ROBIN - 89.96,106,151.194 STONEBRAKER, TOMMY - 122,185 STONECYPHER, BILLY - 116,194 STOWERS, DANNY - 210 STRAWN, ANITA - 116,194 STRINGER. SANDRA - 103,185 STUDDARD, GARY - 210 SUDBERRY, JIMMY - 185 SUITS, DEWAYNE - 185 SULLIVAN, LUCILLE - 185 SUTHERLIN, JAKE - 185 SWANGER, NANETTE - 34.35,68.72. 97,116,119,185 SWEENEY, TERRY - 106,116,210 SNYDER, JOHNNY - 22,40.53.77, 116.210 SZAKATS. TERESA - 185 TALLENT. RANDY - 82,95,210 TEAGUE. PATRICIA TEAGUE, TERESA - 194 THOMAS. DIANN - 194 THOMPSON, CHUCK - 109.116,194 THOMPSON, FRANK - 116,211 THOMPSON. STEVE - 97.116,185 THOMPSON, LARRY - 88 THOMPSON, MARION - 98,185.107 THORNHILL, DAVID - 104,211 THORNTON, DEBORAH THRASHER. DEBORAH - 194 THRASHER, RONALD - 194 TIGUE, PERRY - 45,47,51,93,94,116, 211 TINSLEY. CHARLES - 185 TOLBERT, HAROLD - 185 TOLBERT, ROBERT - 194 TOLBERT, SHERON - 92,116,118.185 TONEY. KEITH - 97,107,186 TONEY, NANA - 97.105,195 TRAYLOR, LEOPHUS TUCKER, BARBARA - 22,29.42.80.105. 116,211,235 TURNER, BARRY - 116,195 TURNER, GEORGE - 186 TURNER, THOMAS TURNER, TIM - 88,89.122.151,186 TYLER, SHARRON - 116,186 UNDERWOOD. BOBBY - 195 UNDERWOOD. GEORGE UPTON. DEBORAH - 186 URICK, JAMES - 151,195 URICK, KAREN - 97.115.186 UNDERWOOD, RICKEY - 88,122,213 UNDERWOOD. VICKI - 186 USRY, GEORGE - 88,136 USREY, GLENDA - 93,151.213 VANCE, EDDIE - 91,92,213 VANN. KATHY - 186 VARDEN, CHARLES - 186 VAUGHN. DALE - 186 248 VELL, MIKE - 186 VERNON, LARRY - 186 VERNON, SUE - 101,186 VICE, LYNN - 50,93.116,195 VICKERY. JUDY - 103,115,195 VINYARD, DOROTHY VINYARD, DIANA - 186 VINYARD. EDDIE VINYARD, JOHN - 186 VINYARD, ROBERT - 104.213 WADDELL. JUDY - 195 WAGNER. CAROL - 116,213 WAGNON. DAVID - 213 WAITES. RITA - 103,186 WALCH, DEBRA WALDROP, LOWELL - 186 WALKER. BRUCE - 186 WALKER. MARIE - 213 WALKER. ROY WALL, DEBORAH - 96,116,195 WALL, MICHAEL - 104,195 WALL. STEVE - 104 WALLACE. LAURA - 97,186 WALLEY, LINDA - 195 WALTERS. VERNON WARD. ALLAN - 94,195 WARD, GWEN - 115,186 WARD, MELISSA WARE, SUSAN - 97,116,186 WARREN, MICHAEL - 122,186 WATFORE, CHARLES - 213 WATSON. CARL - 186 WATSON, MICHAEL - 116,186 WATKINS, MIKE - 195 WATERS, JESSE - 132,212 WATTS. RANDY - 80.88.142,149.212 WATTS, SHEILA - 195 WEAVER, MAURICE - 96,106.116,195 WEILER, KIM - 187 WEST, JIM - 122,187,195 WEST. TIM - 187 WESTMORELAND, DAVID - 116 WHISENANT. TIMOTHY - 187 WHITE. RITA - 195 WHITE, WANDA - 109,116.195 WHITTEN, RON - 187 WILDER. BARRY - 151,212 WILDER. DAVID - 96,106.109.111. 112,134.188.195 WILDER. GARRY - 77,80,88.91,16. 142,149,212 WILLIAMS, ANGELA - 187 WILLIAMS. ARTHUR - 122 WILLIAMS, GORDON WILLIAMS, KENNETH - 96.140,195 WILLIAMS, ROBERT - 94,132,136,187 WILLIAMS, CARL - 187 WILLIAMS, DONALD WILLIAMS, SANDRA - 97,187 WILLIAMS. TERRY - 136,151 WILLIAMS. TIM - 122 WILLIAMS. PETE - 98,187 WILLIAMS. SUSAN - 97,99 WILLIAMS. RALPH - 88.132,195 WILLIAMS. VENITA - 187 WILLIAMSON, PEGGY - 116,187 WILSON, DIANE - 96,116,187 WILSON. ERIC - 212 WILSON. GLENDA - 187 WILSON. HERBERT - 88 WILSON, WILLIE WIMPEE, RITA - 212 WINBORN. JERRY - 151 WISE, KATHY - 212 WITHERSPOON. ROBERT - 116,187 WOMACK, MYRA - 151 WOOTEN, DEBRA - 101.195 WOOD. MIKE - 174,187 WOODS, MYRA - 187 WOODS. PATRICIA - 187 WORTS, STEVE - 104 WRIGHT. DONALD - 212 WYATT. ROSEL - 122,187 WYLER. KIM - 97 YAIKOW, THOMAS YATES, JERRY YATES. CAROL YANCEY. MIKE YARBOROUGH. NANCY - 34,35,41, 68,70,99,104,116,212 YOUNG. MILER - 187 YOUNG, PAMELA - 93,187 249 Graduating Seniors of 1971 251