Vestavia Hills High School - Reveille Yearbook (Vestavia Hills, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1974 volume:

FREVEILLE Vestavia Hills High School Vestavia Hills, Alabama Volume Four Editors: Inga Wilkins it Kenny Griffin Reflection is masi And each songTs rig bf Ife.—? a “ • , hMu — rfow tfbftiy music-flows against the water aes. ■ «- s —Gordon Porks — _v a ■ ■� . • � Jua� «r s til . •Aists sr f - l V N pi t u ta .B . v«b kiwi sn j ,na h - • ■ •.■■ •.; • • • • .. ' trjt a 'Mi t '� n r nf . •« . • aju ra ;ix i • 4 I look back on my 17 years of existence And think of all the dreams I have had that, Somehow, have never come true . . . And I feel so discouraged . . . But then I think of how tragic it would be to quit now When I have tasted only a bite of this world, this life. When I have not really had a chance to make my dreams become reality. Someday I will look on my life and see, not my dreams but my accomplishments. Kathy Campbell 5 6 The object of reflection is invariably the discovery of something satisfying to the mind which was not there at the beginning of the search. — Ernest Dimnet 7 8 Aglass, and gives back to every man m at it, and it in turn will look ith it, and it is a jolly. jRetlections —The world in a loo the reflection of his own face. Fr sourly upon you; laugh at it and kind companion. William Makepeace Thackeray M 12 13 M tail I mmm tW$ Ws Old friends cannot be created out of hand Nothing can match the treasure of common memories, of trials endured together, of quarrels and reconciliations, and generous emotions . . . We forget that their is no hope of lasting joy except in human relations. The Informer The Dispatcher................................1 The Prologue..................................2 The Endeavor.................................20 The Outstanding .............................34 The Athlete..................................60 The Participant.............................103 The Leader..................................150 The Gifted..................................153 The Seeker .................................176 The Merchant................................246 The Reporter................................290 The Epilogue................................296 19 Review. . . Remembering the bobby socks, long skirts, ond slicked hoir of Oldie Goldie Day — Looking over and signing the new 1973 Reveille — Loughing and crying as the story of “Lil Abner was told in the spring musical Eating, playing, and the fun and games of Rebel Day — Dancing the night awoy at the Junior-Senior Prom — Wishing the graduates good-luck as they walk forward into the future. 22 Yesterday. Seeing those gorgeous, voluptuous, hunks of women — Hearing the talontod Hoar and Now Singers — Being an honored student on Awards Day Taking the ooth of office after Student Council elections — Dancing in o creative way — Listening to the entertainment of the Maxwell Aires — Receiving awards and trophies at the Spring Sports Banquet — Visiting dramatists perform — Relaxing to the music of the Stage Band Reviewing the yesterdays of 1973. 23 A Year of Achievement Many Honors in 74 Having our band invited to the Bluebonnet Bowl — Listening to Dr. Billy Frank Birmingham in a Rebel rousing pep rally, Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeoh. Going up for a basket, Kathy Geiger, scored in a Freshman Club basketball game — Winning Coach Morgan's first Vestavia trophy, the Freshman Basketball team Eating pasta and sauce of a P.T.A. dinner Waiting for senior portraits — Wondering if that big hole and trenches will over be a garden — Raising money to send the Stage Band to New Orleans — Coming to school in the dark with foggy sunrises. 25 Many Contribute to an Outstanding Year Receiving Most Valuable Player, Charlie Bruce — Being honored with the 1 10% award, Dovid Jenkins — Speaking at the Football Banquet, Mr. Hootie Ingram — Singing in the plantation style at Arlington was the V.H.S. ensemble — Taking time out from P.E. to plant gross — Listening to a great folk singer, Gary Pledger — Spending cold, wet Saturdays collecting for the March of Dimes — Having the Leo Club beautify the grounds. 27 Celebrating Holidays, Watching a Great Play Highlight First Semester Eating Halloween dinner with the Reveille staff — Bobbing for apples, being spooked by spooks, and drinking witches brew — Sitting very still, hearing screams, wondering who the murderer was in Night Must Fall — Dining and decorating the Christmas freo Watching the talents of the dance classes Wondering about Frosty's real identity in the Art Club skit — Feeling the Christmas spirit as carols fill the air — Singing ''Gloria at Vestavia Hills Baptist Church. Visiting representatives on College Night Knowing you’ll be sure to buy an annual after the Reveille staff assembly — Seeing a review of yesterday and today in the Talent Show — Remembering all of your old favorites in the History of Rock and Roll Music — Wondering if Leslie will ever be the same after the Atomic World assembly. Thoughts of Yesterday and the Future Prevail in This Year’s Assemblies 31 Excitement of Homecoming, Miss Reveille Pageant Being a real character — Decorating for the big event — Staying up late to finish floats — Throwing candy to the children during the Homecoming parade — Giving a party for homecomers — Crowning Audrey Sharbel, Homecoming Queen 1974 — Seeing a night full of beauties — Meeting new friends — Growing closer to old friends — Winning nothing less than a priceless experience — During the 1974 Miss Reveille” Pageant. ’74 Seniors Best ,, i-r-,1 r ii. J LAia ■ V mlnmn vnN)'l nOininv'W v� V. OHCJ AMU “Cl'OViO. Sonmrt copfur tpirH tlick Ot loti pop roily. 33 Stars over snow And in the west a planet Swinging beneath a star Look for a lovely thing. And you will find it. It is not far — It will never be far. The Outstanding Feature Editors: Lynn Abernathy Debbie Cornwell Sara Cunningham Lynn Williams 35 NOMINEES FOR MR. AND MISS BElOW, Soro CvnninQhom ABOVE: Elome M yo- Lcodership — character — scholarship — nominations — suspense — excitement — secret calls to proud parents — a visit to the Lovelady's lake — a battle with a butting bully of a goat — communing with Nature — pictures and more pictures — muddy paw marks from two very friendly canines — these are memories of the nominees for Mr. and Miss Vestavia Hills High School. ABOVE, Ted Clark 36 ABOVE, tUnny Griffin LOW, Cathy Somo VESTAVIA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 37 Mr. and Miss Vestavia Hills High School 38 39 A future Bulldog and lawyer — A popular fellow with his peers — An active participator and contributor to achieve a better school — A leader of magnitude or a follower with patience and humbleness — A truly kind and courteous young man — This is our Mr. Vestovia, Bob Kennedy. Mr. Bob Kennedy 40 An artist of great skill — A student with loyalty to her school — Charm and graciousness in a lovely package — A future marine biologist — One who does honor to her school, her family, and herself — Beauty within and without — This is our Miss Vestavia, Elaine Person. 41 Miss Elaine Person Senior Clas: Who’s Who Friendliest: Best Dressed: Ernie Cory Davis Hawkins Audrey Sharbel Cecilia Crim Most Dependable: Inga Wilkins Kenny Griffin ■43 Most Likely to Succeed: Sue Cordell Jon Hershey Most Intellectual: Elaine Meyer Lee Higgins Most Talented: Ed Whitehurst Leah Knigh Most School Spirit: Cathy Harris Derek Gentle Most Vivacious: Carol Davis Most Athletic: Charlie Bruce Most Unpredictable: Jan Staab Glenn Davis Freshman Class Favorites: Lin Hauser Carol Ann Person Mary Jo Toro Ricky Lewis •- ; Frankie Petrusnek Beth Ann Duval Sophomore Class Favorites: Anna Marie Cobb Pete Velotas 46 Junior Class Favorites: Greg Short Debbie Brennan Beth Clifton Billy Porter Senior Class Favorites: Pete Triantos Sara Cunningham Sandy Brumback Joe Sheriff 47 48 Homecoming Queen: Miss Audrey Sharbel 49 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS: FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Mary Jo Toro SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Both Duval, Julio Troy 50 Teachers Select Honor Students MATH; Eloin Moyer WEST POINT NOMINEES. D nni� Cook. •� Prituxk SI 1974 Pageant — A Professional Production 8 oufy Editor� , Lynn Williams ond Lynn Abornothy. plon ft 197 A Miss R«v ill« PoQaont. Getting up early on a Saturday — Going to a brunch — Mingling with the judges — Presenting talents — Feeling closer to the other girls than when the day began — Beginning a night that will never be forgotten— Reflecting sixty-three foces — Waiting anxiously for the announcement of the top ten — Learning of Miss Congeniality — Mounting tension for the semi-finalists — Announcing the Court and Miss Reveille. 53 Top Ten Display Variety of Talent Special Recognition for Donna Baugh, Shirley Harden. 55 Elaine Person Takes First Alternate Honor Elaine Person, first alternate in the 1974 Miss Reveille Pageant, also received the honor of Second Alternate in the 1973 Junior Miss Pageant for Jefferson County. First Altrrnole Elain« Porton Fourth Alternate Elaino Meyer 58 Contestants Select Yearbook Co-Editor as Miss Congeniality Miss Congeniality 1974 Inga Wilkins Give us open eyes to see the beauty ail around us, to see it everywhere in life. Let all lovely things fill us with gladness and let them lift our hearts. We live in a wonderful world that is full of baauty, ond charm, and adventure. There is no end to the odventures that we can have if we seek them with our eyes open. Nehru 59 The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. — Frost The Athlete Sports Editors: John Mitchell David Scobey Coach Wheeler Takes Over a: Itt row: K. Cooke, R. Reeder, R. Spino, B. Porter, D. Rudder, M. Huffman, T. Mcloughin, M. Duncon, G. Short, M. Wolloce. 2nd rows M. Sotver, L Form, L Wilton, D. Howfci S. Frowtey, B. GiHit, J. Chopmon, P. Trionfot, K. Foutt, T. O'Ne-l. 3rd row: S. D.ldme, B. Anderton, D. Wheeler, K. Kirby, F. D'Amico, F. Smerogl o, L Howell, M. KoH, Velo'ot. D. Jenkint, G. Davit. 4th row: K. Lochomy, J. Breland, S. Trawich, M. Schiffmon, J. Poylon, B. Kennedy, T. Creefcmore, T. Cooke, K. Crow, J. Spink, C. Bruce. 62 Rebels Enter Fourth Season Monogers: I. Higgins, J. Cosmos, D. Watkins At Left: Doug Whoaior Hood Football Coach 63 Fowls Fall to Vestavia 27-0 Kicking off our third season of varsity football on a winning note — Scoring on the first possession — Halfback Glenn Davis went over from the three yard line — Highlighting the fifty-seven yard march was a twenty-six yard scamper by Ben Gillis — Kicking for the P.A.T. was Davis Hawkins — Taking another Glenn punt. Rebels drove for another score — Receiving a pass from Quarterback Bon Gillis, Fullback Spence Frawley scored — Playing in the third quarter was a see-saw Picking off a pass to a Glenn Hawk was Rebel Kirk Faust — Turning hands again as a Ben Gillis pass was intercepted — Punting by Glenn gave Vestavia another chance — Passing to Halfback Pete Triamtos gave the game’s final tally — Converting again was Davis Hawkins — Shooting down the Glenn Hawks 27-0. 64 Vestavia 16 Santa Claus 17 Drawing first blood was Mt. Brook — striking back was Vestavia with ono second left in the first half — Scoring with 7:44 minutes left in the game wos Frank D’Amico — Bringing the Rebels to within 7 points of the Spartans was the point after touchdown by Davis Hawkins — Blocking a Spartan punt set up the games final scoring — Remaining on the clock was 3:45, and Spence Frawley scored for the Rebels — Pacing the Rebels running attack were D'Amico and Frawley — Defending stubbornly were Kirk Faust and Charles Bruce — Seeing the final score was rather dissappoint-ing as the Rebels only lost by one point, 17-16. No One Could Catch 22 Seeking our first winning season as a 4-A team — Running into a detour by the Woodlawn Colonels — Turning back the Rebels 41-14 — Containing the Colonels the rest of the gome — Knotting the score early in the game wos Ben Gillis — Kicking the P.A.T. was Davis Hawkins — Going out front to stay shortly before the half ended — Coming in after the half, the Rebels were determined to win — Stopping them were two Colonel touchdowns — Trying and never giving up, Spence Frawley scored for the Rebels — Closing out the night was another Colonel score. 65 Rebs Get Second Win in Three Starts Going for a third win — Attacking on the ground was Tailback Glenn Davis and Fullback Spence Frawley — Feeling proud after beating the Rams — Scoring first midway in the first quarter — Returning a kick-off, Roms gained field position — Blocking a pass was Tackle Steve Craft — Grabbing the loose ball, Linebackor Frankie Smeraglia halted the Ram threat — Leading 7-0, the Rebels were winning the first half — A bouncing high snap made a safety for Vesta-vio — Recovering a fumble late in the fourth quarter gave Vesfavia the ball — Making a touchdown pass was Quarterback Ben Gillis to Terry Cook — Ending the scoring for the game was the kick by Davis Hawkins — Coming out victorious. Rebels 16-Rams 0. Berry Bucks Vestavia 40-7 Fighting to the ond, the Rebels never gave up — Losing to that rival school, Berry — Picking up a Buccaneer fumble, David Jenkins scored the only touchdown — Kicking for the extra point was Davis Hawkins — Putting up a great effort — Scoring four times in the first half, the Bucs proved unsurmounfable — Opening the second half with a gallop for the fifth touchdown — End the game with a 40-7 score — Showing through was the spirit of the team, even in defeat. Bessemer Batters Rebel Defense Combining a stingy Rebel defense and a freewheeling ground attack, Jess Lanier rolled over the Rebels — Recovering a Rebel fumble, Lanier scored — Scoring agoin midway through the second quarter — Leading 21 0 in the third quarter — Dashing for another score — Scoring late in the fourth quarter, Glenn Davis ran for the touchdown — Going left for the two points was Jim Breland. 67 Homewood Hands Rebs 28-7 Loss Homocoming brought a heartbreaking defeat — Starting off strong, the Rebels recovered two Patriot fumbles — Lightning struck twice with 1:22 on the clock, ending the first half with a score of 14-0 — Leading Rebel offense was senior Spence Frawley — Defensing the team were seniors Kirk Faust, Gary Petro, David Jenkins, and junior Tom Creekmore. f Carroll Whops Vestavia 34-8 Looking very much the fop 3-A ranked football team, John Carroll put down a Vestavia Hills rebellion — Recovering a fumble was Tom Creekmore — Throwing was Jim Breland to Matt Karl for a 6-0 lead Grabbing a punt return fumble a series later gave Car-roll o starting point for the equalizing touchdown — Toking three plays, the Cavs scored — Driving for six more still in the first quarter — Changing the score from 1 3-6 to 20-6 early in the second quarter — Passing long by the Cavs brought them another score Starting on another eighty yard expedition — Ending when a Cav tailback went to the wide left for 24 yards — Leaving the final score 34-8. You Win a Few; You Lose a Few; Some Get Rained Out Playing in weather more suited for ducks — Fumbling the wet football was not uncommon — Guiding the Rebels inside the Mounties, territory was quarterback Jim Breland — Stopping Vestavia were Valley defenders — Blocking a Mountie field goal — Recovering a fumble late in the third was David Jenkins — Scooting for the touchdown, Jim Breland scored Kicking the team ahead was Davis Hawkins — Driving and passing the Mounties scored — Kicking tied the game — Rolling in came the fog — Ending the gome 7-7. 69 Rebels Rally as End of Season nears Returning to the victory trail — Clipping the Hueytown Gophers 21-7 — Running, punting, providing the spark for the team was senior tailback Glenn Davis — Scoring for Gophers ended in the first quarter — Returning the kickoff Davis charged up the middle for a score — Making it with the two point conversion wos Ben Gillis — Climaxing a Rebel drive wos a touchdown by Jim Breland — Punting by Davis — Keeping Gophers docp in their own territory — Claiming a fumble was Charles Bruce — Scoring from the ten was Frank D'Amico — Kicking the P.A.T. was Davis Hawkins — Giving the Rebels a well-deserved 21-7 victory. 70 B-Team Prepares for Varsity Competition I• t row, D. Watkins, M. Quito, C. Borfon, T. Po� .� .� , S. CXivor, B. Shorbel, 0. Gann. 2nd row, P. Volota , J. Wa kn, G. Godwty. T. Jockion, S. Ihrr. B. Patton, W. Farrsl. 3rd row, R Bloi� , B. Bolchor, J. Chittion, G. Brandon, D. Honrwtiy. H. Schtffmao, B. Prichard, S. Erd rmir. 71 Rebs Eye State Titl Pinning oil your men — Starting light and getting heavier — Wondering why someone keeps yelling, Shoot it, shoot it!” — Taking a lot out of you to get your man — Confusing scores — Dreaming of what it's like to have all that strength — Finding out how great wrestling is. tt row from I ft, UKobau, S. Dole . H. Dav.t P. Hodo. W. Farrell, 0. Pavgh. G. Brown, M Povl.n. 2nd row, Christian, T. Patislt, F. SmorogUo, B. Bolton, D. Watkins, Coach Ditdme. 3rd row- S. Craft. C. Bruce, G. Eidole. Brown. Coach DiWine - vanity cooch. Coach Anderton — Jr. High loom. Jnder New Coach Dildine Bruce continues hi winning woy . 73 Chrittion ride opponent. Ve tovio pin win ogoin. 74 Veilovio bench — a lenK moment. MlOW: Coach told me to u e my heod. Team Pins Hopes for State Recognition on Improving Skill and Strength ftt row from bft: C. Andenon, B. Chr.tSonten, S. Cfoyton, G. Gtbbt, A. Verciglio, M. Freemon, T. Kobote. 2nd row, R. Stew-or . H. Benton, B. Cibton, R. Shonk , F. Miller, B. Brotwefl, G. Davit, B. Anderton. 3rd row, 5. Johnton, M Newport, B. Hoft-doy, E. Mock.nty, C. Mood, B. Porter, R. lewi� , B. Anchor , G. Sptoute, F. Crocker, R. Poulin, J. Worren, L PoweU, R. Rutted, S. W.lkerton, G. Etdole. Etdole oflocked from behind. Vetlovio tmother opponent. FLOW; Ooootite but equal force . Cross Country in Fourth Winning Season Going to Florence and locking keys in the trunk of Bill Christiansen’s car — Telling X-Ray Chest to crawl up the exhaust pipe to get them — Changing uniforms in the woods to get ready for the State Cross-Country meet Hoving to run 18 miles a day in rain, snow, or gloom of night — Waiting for the new uniforms ail year and not getting them — Coach Farris chasing the team in his Dat-sun Pick-up-Cheering the Girl's Cross-Country on to victory. ABOVE: J. Mitchell, B. Terry. 77 Swimmers Dive Into New Season Swimming 2800 yards a doy — Participating in duol meets throughout out the state — Facing tough competition — Finishing 9th in Boy's Competition — 6th in Girl's Competition — Being backed up by a strong Junior High Team — Wearing funny little goggles — Walking on the bottom — Really having o great time. BO VC; Bill, you'll never moke il at a butterfly. ABOVE; Robin, don't be to an x toot. - • . - BOVE lod.et of le ture. R. lyungcr, L. Mason, E Geiger. 79 Rebels Outshine Many Opponents on Baseball Diamond ABOVE: Buddy polei the boll. ABOVE: Pitching mokei th« gam . Standing from loft: C. Crow. J. Breland, J. Robertioo, G. Oliver, P. Co«t, G. DavfeJ. loveft. 2nd row, K. Cron, B. Cok.r, J. We� � ing r, F. Wroglio, L Nicholson, K. Ow i row; R. Rotberry, B. Gtllu, P. Lynch, 0. Howkin , K. Foutt. 80 Jim Robert ton comet home with moil valuable player aword. Wettinger — will he fry if? Baseball Swings Into Third Season Going out lo fight for their school, and having a '‘boll too — Making up the team are the best — Driving the opponents batty — Striking one up for these boys — A winning team to be proud of — Hitting it big ot Vestavia this year. 81 FROM LEFT, R. Forte,ter. H. Quick, T. Groce. P. Miller, J. Meredith. NOT PICTURED J. Neely, E. Bidet, F. PtutUp,. FROM LEFT: Lynne Smalley, Molly Boulwore, Suion Grimmer. NOT PICTURED: Kim Kelly. Poui tf � ttonce. 82 Meredith thowi good form. Best in the slot . Golfers Defend State Title Hoving five returning lettermen — Traveling to Selma, Montgomery, ond Tuscaloosa for competition Making divots on the practice field — Stopping by the club house after practice Practicing at the driving range. Keep yoo chin down. 83 Rebel Swingers Ace the Season Getting blown off the courts from October to Morch — Seeing Bunny's playmate — Running from a lead pipe — Knowing how Winnie-The-Pooh feels on a blustery day — Shifting to the music — Serving to please — Proving their strength as a great tennis team. Okay Bunny, this one's for you. (Jim Hoeferlin) III row: J. Hoeferlm, J. McGowen, A. Bisset, J. Prissodt. 2nd row, D. Dick, B. Rush, J. Hershey, L HtQ nt, B. York. Cooch Wilson. RIGHT: You thought you could got away you nasty litlW fly. (Byron York) 84 hUy. wh � dtd th bolt 90? (ft«v fly P orc ) If fclli «oo King could � •« m now. (Dell Porod� «) ’74 Rebels Captun C. MILLER G.RUNN 32 J. NOLAN 30 - —-- G. P1PPENS R. CALDWELL 50 4 I. WALKER 3 Nof thowri: B tovoll R. OWEN 52 W.CALDWELL 54 BELOW' Hood cooch Harold Morgan Brewer Classic Title Keeping their heads up when everyone else is down — Making the best of their opponent’s mistakes — Shooting from the outside with skill — Turning it over — Coming from behind to win — Controlling the boards when you're shorter than everyone else — Losing by one point in triple overtime — Trying to find some good refs — Killing 8erry at the John Carroll Tournament — Meeting at McDonalds after the gomes — Having surprises In the lockers on the day of a game — Being in bed by 10:00 p.m. the night before — Throwing the medicine boll around — Trying hard to be at two games at a time. Coach Morgan — Keeping the ball bouncing — Having the most important factor — teamwork — Getting knots out of shoelaces — Earning all the games they’ve won — Being a great team full of spirit, pride, and the will to win. MIOWi Gory Rwnn pre� «n� « Brewer Clossk trophy. 87 Craig Milter — Senior guard BEIOW; Jim Robertton — Senior forword BCLOW: Bob Coldwell fire free throw. Don't you with everyone u ed Dial? Will il or won't It? Bob Coldwell flrob the rebovod In a crowd. BElOW: Todd trie for three point ploy. Caldwell con work on any dolontc. Gory Rilnn — Senior forword Miller pumps over defense. V Tom Young provides strong defense. B-Team Tunes for Varsity Play Trying different starting teams — Having to be at games at 5:30 — Looking like a Chinese fire drill — Fighting for everything you get — Showing real hustle — Scrimagmg the Varsity — Practicing long and hard — Looking forward to varsity play — Ot� � Av� t foods 8-teom. look Mom, no hondst Stands, from left: J. Goochor, j. Br.lond, S. Gmtfe, G. London, 8 WMto, J. Morod.th, Knowing, from Vfr- W Ringsdocf. H Woidmon. F Felfotnok. O Autt, W School 92 Freshmen Win County Championship ckst row, B. Atkin , R. Stringer, M. Waggoner, M. Spink, T. Groce, B. Walker, V. Wot on, T. Lewi . Second row, J. Luther — Mgr..T. White, M. MeCrory, D. Phiilip . D. Skagg . I. White, M. Tote, M. Ogilvie, B. J. Wallace, J. Cosmo — Mgr. Girls Track Looks to State Meet Running cross country for tho first time — Meeting at the Pizza Hut — Catching pneumonia while wading in a creek — Boogie-woogie blues — Push-ups and sit-ups time — All right everybody — Point! Relax! Pull! — Making people realize girls can run too. Firtl row, 0 Thompjon, K. Andrew , D, Cook, B. Young. Second row, C. Norwood, S. Smith, H. Crittenden, K. Wood. 93 94 'irif row: B Shorble, D. Horden. J. Mrfchell, E Huffmon, 0. Scobey. Srrcond row: I. Form, M. Cobb, 1. Terry. B. •rry, F. D'Amico. Track Comes Into Its Own at Vestavia Working hard all year round, everyday, rain or shine — Getting new uniform after days of waiting Using tons of Ben-Gay — Falling at the finish line — Flopping the high jump — Attacking the hurdles — Wonting to know if weight-lifting will really help — Looking forward to having Werner back for aftornoon practices — Waiting for 7th period to jaw with Coach Farris — Participating in many meets — Being a great part of Rebel sports. Gymnastics Vaults Into New Season Participating in a growing sport — Being well recognized in the Southeast — Thrilling crowds at various exhibitions — Working out every afternoon tumbling, vaulting, on the beam, and on the floor Traveling to different meets — Packing people in cars — Knowing not what to expect from a great team. Skip Doyl« will do onyftung for the Comoro GYMNASTICS TEAM: Instructor, Mrs. Msckey Orton. A. Martin, S. Doyle. S. Terry, M Terry, C. Franklin. RIGHT: Morcio Terry displays groce on the balance beom. BELOW: Sobrino Terry works out on rho bars. ttrow. C. W.uiman, A. Shorbel, K. Morfin, 0. Conlnwy. 2nd row: A. Reid, J. Robertson, L. Knight, K. Doyle. Co-copt., L Mortm and V. Abe«r©mb.e. A. Clin, S. Hill, I. W.lk.ns, . Crouswell, R. Th.gpen, P, Nichols. 3rd row: J. Snow, j. Hornson, K Wise, V. Watson, I. Abornothy, D. Crockett Rebelettes Provide Colorful Halftime Wondering if you’ll ever gel aboard ihe Love Train — Studying for tests while doing the splits — Putting on a show for first period P.E. — Knee head, point-out, in, knee — Doing a 45r.p.m. while the record is on 78 Finding out that hotponts are not the warmest attire for dancing — Seeing your outfit 25 different times — Providing great entertainment other than basketball. 97 98 Cheerleaders Inspire Crowds and Team Boosting the morale of the teams and students at games and at pep rallies — Practicing long hours — Leading excited crowds in cheers — Cheering the Rebels on to victory — Selling spirit stickers and ribbons — Being the center of Rebel spirit. Beanie Fiorello Debbie Bfennon Sand Bnwnbock it row! T Grohom. C. Dovi . 2nd row: S. Brumbock, S. Wolker, 8. Clifton, 0. Br nnon. 8. Fiorello. 3rd row, K. C. Horrit, C. Chopped , T. Routt, C. Avinflor BElOWi Tvrpvo Routt BCIOW: Connie Chappell 99 Kim Corretti Oicefleadori Shofi Wolk f, Co� hy Harm, Coon ChappoN work.ng hord. MEAD: Cathy Horri� 100 B-Team Cheerleads Inspire Their Team :on'l believe Ke mode o touchdownl (lea Ann Wilk- on) lit row: B. Noojin, L lon«� Ofe. 2nd row, C Coin, H. Howell, M. Griffin. K. R-v..., ku� , L Wilkerron, J. door. ° n,‘ K Cobb- M He finally otked me out. {Anno Cobb) Hollye Howell admire Kelly Rrggmt' ityle. 101 It’s Just a Game, Coach! ABOVE: Oooool Ahhhhl Yeol BELOW. ''Smokin'' Bob. H’� working. I expect to pass through this world but once. Any-good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to my fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. The Participant Organization Editors: Kathy Lide Ronnie Watson 105 ---------i----------- This Year’s Studen hr row: J Phillips, t. Block, C. Common, C. Gibbs. 2nd row: J. Hershey. E. Cory, K. Griffin. 0. Scobey, O. Jenk.ns, 6. Roundtree. C. Morris. 3rd row, A. Wheeler. D VViHioms Crim, A. Sharbol, C. Cory. C. Sp.no, J. Snow. C. W.semon, J. Hormon, A. Brown, S. Cunninghom, E. Person. 4th rowi Mrs. Nevgenl, sponsor. Mrs Sfreit, sponsor, S. Spo.n Chopped, S. Walker. B Benton, W. Crowford, X Weger, E. Pruitt. J. louber, K, Virciglso, S. Smith. C. Wolker. 5th row. B. Kennedy. S. Cordell, G. C eekmore, H. Oonoldson M-lchell, B. Lovell, R. Watson, J. Hand, R. Willioms. ouncil — The Best Ever f P..ru n.V P. V lolo� , M. SpmV 2nd tow, E. Oort. t. Houser. S. DeMe. 3rd tow: L Harrison. M. ZdZow: P- Cook. 1. Rush. M Howell. « . Weover, E. Vender , . Storting with new concepts — Seeing others understand — Working towards something new — Being able to find out that cute girl’s phone number after buying a directory Wondering if the chaos between the buildings is really going to be a garden — Directing traffic and patrolling tho parking lot without even attending the Police Academy — Saving those green stamps, plaid stamps, or any kind of stamps — Helping the students to become real ‘‘swingers” — Sending children to the circus — Collecting Toys for Tots — Accepting responsibility and challenge — Setting a precedent for others to follow. Sponsor — Mrs. Ncu-genl Sponsor — Mrs. Sir oil 107 Interclub Acts as Liaison for Organization Staled: J. Hood, L Smolkty. E. Person, A. Rodino, J. Smith, C. Sp.no, J. louber, S. Walker, C. Steword, M. Hogan. Standing: ht row: E. Pruitt, T. Cork, Mr . Streit, I. Wilkir Bondorenko, M. Hornby. 2nd row: D. S obey, M. Poulin, I. Copland, J. Meredoth, L. Moson. Organizing all the club activites, and only Heaven knows all fhe things that they do Getting the intramural sports started — And no players showing up to play — Trying to vote down the Annual Staff Syndi cate — Getting a very difficult job done well. OFFICERS: Counter to kwi$«: Mrs. Slroit, Sponsor; M Hamby, V. Pres.; C. Sp.no, Pres.; J. Louber, See., E. Person, Treas. 108 FFJCERS: First row. Ted Clork, Pr � .; lee Higgins, Tree .; Elaine Meyer, See.; Dovid Jenkins. V. Prei Srxood row, enny Griffin, Hist.; David Scobey, Chop. Honor Society Promotes High Ideals Waiting anxiously for that tap on the back Wondering where he is sitting — Hearing Pomp and Circumstance a million times — Feeling proud as you take the pledge — Earning money for the 1974 Tapping — Being in charge of the Honor Roll list — Having to take a shower to hove your picture in the annual — Upholding the ideals of the Honor Society. First row, C. Spina, L Ferguson, D. Kroner, E. Moyer. Second row.- 0. Scobey, D. Jenkins, K. Griffin, B. York, L H.ggms. Third row, J. Hershey, T. Clark. Choir Receives Top Honor; Practicing daily — Assisting with the musical — Participating in concerts — Sharing the common interost in singing — Joining with othors for special performances — Competing in vocal contests throughout city and state — Mirroring a few of their activities. lit row: I. Fleming, C. Pippin . C. Hoftmon, S. Trkkey, P. Perton, S. Wilder, N. Meodowt, L Smith, J. Schoppert, 0. Tower . C. Hoytey, D, Cordon, D. Greene, V. Gilbert. 2nd row: A. Elk , I. ZocV Uriel), J. Freeman, 0. Bot'.er, V Pritock, L. Kon,g Durden. G. H.nlon, S. Tower . D Fairer. R Swin Thompton, J. Smith, L. Copeland, M. Seoger, 8. OWL'S CHORUS: ht row: D. Thompton, V. Windhom, 8. Young, S- Trkkey, V. Gilbert, S. Kirkland, C. Avenger, C. Dovi . V. Browning, J. Alvmilter. 2nd row: G. Robe. Freeman, C. Hodock, L. Hunter, K. Martin, A. Shorbel, R. William , S. W.lder, I. Stoke . 3rd row: A. Burke, D. Speigner. 8. William , A. Smith, J. Shepherd, R Bolle William , V. Pritock, C. Dunn, D. Brennon. 110 Under New Direction Meyer, C. Crautwell, R. Thigpen. 3rd row, B. Stewort, i. HodQe , C Ormon, J. Nolan, J. Frey. J. Fondren. 8. McElwee, D. Jenkins, T. Clark. S. Gentle, sne , K. Corona, L. Fritz, B. Hilyer, A. Kirkpatrick, B. Hayward, C. Cotnay, I. Garrett. 4th row, K. Neil, J. C. Sloan, G. Pippen , J. Sheriff. 8. Bornett. G. Herver- I'otmon, J. Goocher. 8. Roundtree, T. WilUom, K. Webb, I. Abernathy, 0. Seller , G. Thompton, N. oa. U Stoke , S. Patter on. S. Williams. fcO ENSEMBLE: � row; A Kirkpatrick, G. Thomp on, C Orman. B. McElwee, N. Fondren, M Meodowi, C. Hoffman, J. Smith, L Copeland, Mr. Fleming. 2nd row, B. itmon, 0. Jenkin , J. Goocher, B. Rountree, T. Clork, S. Patterton, E. Moyer. I. Abernathy, G. Hinton. in VHHS Band Does BAND MEMBERS: 1st row, C. W.semon, I. Williams, D. Porodise, V. Romsey. I. Hot , J. Sheiff, R. Bolton. D. Crockett, E. Meyer, P. Ferguson. J. Repots. 2nd row: A. Beosoi Frey, B. Stephens, R. Jones, C. Seneck, A. F.nn, B Bornett, C. Cotney. M. Mesejon, D. Ponell, D. Perley, S. Comp, J. Miller. 3rd row: S. Williotm, M. Colk, M. Domclj Merrick, M. Feronbucq. T. Weston, P. Autbeck, 0. Langley, B. Peorson, D. Miller, M. Stewort, D. Cornott, R. Abernathy, C. Steword, K. Martin. 4th row, A. Shorbel. S. B. mon, A. Huffins, J. Heyward, J. Callender, S. Aderholt, P. Smith, J. Easterwood, P. Mochen, 0. Krotxer, J. Bronoon, S. Krotzer, K. Roehrer, J. Jones, T. Pizxilola. Sib ;ow: S. G. Brownlee, M. Hardy, J. Bose, S. Bor nos, B. Eskew, C. McConnell, C. Darnel, P. Mohan, T. Philips, M. Boolwore, 1. Jolly, S. Mochen, P. Torvquary, $. Ogburn. 6th row Dorris, J Hodge, P. Martin, C. Phillips, J. Hughs, S. Gdlespie, C Peters, J. Shepard, B. Willioms, I. B'bbo, D. Fish, M. Co , W. Colemon, J. Moore, B. Cloyd 7th row: I. Km K. Stewort, J. Mod do k, D. Cornutt. V. Ogburn, T. Ella, T. Stephens. J. Porker, D. Pass, H. Arnold, S. Wood, R. Stroud, E. Womock, M. May, I. Grahom. 8th row: J. Jocksor Or mon, D. Jones, T. Willetts, H. Walker, L. Abernathy, D. Smith. 9th row; J. Meshed, J. Echols, K. Porter. K. Doyle, M Meodows, T. Bell, L Ferguton. N. Freemon, R. Th.gpe Reamer. 112 Finding out you can't bo in the band just because you can’t play an instrument Hoping the Bluebonnet Bowl will be more exciting thon the Band vs. WERC bowl Providing music for concerts, pep rallies, parades, competitions, half-time shows Reflecting practice and hard work in all they accomplish — Training students for playing in solo and ensemble contests — Competing in spring festival — Experiencing a variety of music. Pictured right: Joe Sheriff, Drum Motor Mr. Galloway, Director. Mot Play Around iNIOR BAND MEMBERS: hf rowi J. Sheriff, S. Comp, M. Mc� e|on, B. Bomofi, 0. Ponnoll, j0np Eotterwood, 0. Kroner, L Ferguton, V. Romioy 3rd row, C $ wort, H. Walkrr, 0. Jon j £ d row, L. McloujjM.n, J. Echo! , M. Boolwof , I. Jolly, W. Colcrnon, M ol , mQn- S- Wood , K. Slowort, M. May. V. Oflbom, T. Eli. . HS JAZZ ENSEMBlE ht row, M. Calk, P. Mod™. J. Eo.f.rwood. DonW . S. Mmi Mm “ «- • D C ™ R Abomothy. S. Kronor. J. fcoonoo. d row: H. Walk� f, M. Fernonbucq, D PoH.y, J. F,.y, 0. Pa.,, M. Mo . T. St.pl™,. J. Pork.r, T. Elk . V. Oflbarn, Mr. Golteway. Flags, Majorettes, And Honor Guar MAJORETTES. Kneeling: Corrie Wliemon, Dell Potodite, Leslie Hole, Eloine Meyer, Jodie Reposs. Standing, Lynn Willioms, Vicki Romsey, Ruth Bolton, Debbie Crockett, Ftrguwn. Camping at Birmingham Southern — Going to those wild dances and watching a cute couple dance — Being the best there, but receiving no award — Thinking that marching would be over after the football season — Finding out that isn't true while getting ready for the Bluebonnet Bowl — Adding enthusiasm and spirit to pep rallies and games — Entertaining at half-time — Highlighting the evening — Practicing on chilly mornings — Catching your sleeve on fire — Dropping your flag — Forgetting routines — Practicing for hours — Reflecting their dedication and skills. FLAG GIRLS: Kneeling: Annette Beoson, Sharon Wil-lioms, Audrey Sherbet, Tee wo Pixzitolo, Karan Martin, Leo McLaughlin. StandingDon,to Dorns, Sandy Hill, Linda Grahom, Ieoh Knight, Becky Goyd, Suson Ogburn. 114 Add Zest to Halftime Shows Knowing M'lee deserved “Best Sabre Twirier when you saw all the bandages Spending all your time at camp in the First Aid room — Seeing rifles shooting through the air — Being proud to carry the honor flags — Practicing to do their best — Working to do their best — Adding much to the band. ENIOR FUG. HONOR GUARD, AND MAJORETTES: Knetling: E. Meyer, M. Meodows, J. Echols. V. Rooney, D. torn , I. Mclooghlm, I. Ferguson, I. Kn.ght, A. Shorbel. Rebel Girls Serve as School Hostesse: Slonding in the mud, while cheering in the roin — An evening at The Club during the holiday season — Traipsing through the woods with a loony photographer — Being friendly to everyone — Spending the night after football games Never missing a game, play, or concert — Asking, Do you want to buy a program? — Always being thore when needed — Serving the school in every way — Loving their sponsor. SENIORS: E. Per� on, S. Cunning Horn, L. Mill . L lovdody. Not shown: I. GoJIowoy. In row: S. Smith, E. Per ,, S. Wrfdond, P. Weaver, P. Prichard. M. Meloy, S. W.IUom, 2nd tow, V. R-chord,. K. Fowter, S. Cunningham, L. Mrllt. D. Poppa,. L lordod, shown: I. Gollowoy. 116 Annual Staff a Lot of Work, a Lot of Fun Ending the old year and starting again fresh and now Enjoying the fun and frolic of annuol staff workshop Messing up 8 quad packs in 3 minutes — Yelling Kenny or Inga, HELP! — Taking pictures —— Praying for sunshine — Hiding pictures so Aunt Nermy won't destroy them — Taking off from the airport with balloons in hand — Selling the same ad twice — Convincing your sister that an ad will make a booming business out of her lemonade stand — Having put-together-your-section parties into the wee morning hours — Having heart-to-heart talks, parties, and lots of fun — Visiting Southern Living an awful lot — Arguing over division page titles — Meeting deadlines madly — Getting your hand stuck in the typewriter — Working hard, typing, cropping pictures, writing, meditating — Realizing our work is the 1974 Reveille — the best yearbook yet. CO-EDITORS: Kenny Griffin and Inga Wilkin . row, C. Wolker, S. Cunningham, K. lid , D. Cornwall, R. Wo Hon. 2nd row. J. RoberUon, J. Sloob, S. Sm.lh, J. Ablchell, L W.lliorm, T. Poor, A. Union, C. Campbell, M. Fondren C. wood, S. Spoin, E. Ponon, D. Sc obey. I. Wilkin , K. Griffin, L Abernathy, $. Horden. 117 Annual Staff Records 118 iPY EDITORS: Cheryl Wolker and Sydney Smith T EDITORS) Eloine Person ond Susan Spam. VHHS SEAUTY EDITORS: Lynn Wllliom and Lynn Abernathy. ORGANIZATIONS: Kathy Ude and Ronnie Watson. FEATURES: Sato Cunningham and Debbie Cornwell 119 The Rebel Yells News Getting together for the first time — Organizing a staff — Scanning the pages for your name in the gossip column, of course — Searching for feature stories by the assistant editor — Keeping the gossip editors' names anonymous in order to protect the innocent — Staying up all night to finish the layouts — Putting out a great paper. Editor Byron York; A � f. Editor: Cheryl Walker. lit row: I. Knight. C. Spino. 2nd row: I. McLaughlin. Mr . Tipton, E. Power . S. Brumbock, G. Rvnn. 3rd row: R. Poulin, L. Stoke , C. Thompvon, 0. Jenkm , J. Henh Mitchell. 4tb row, C. McCulloh, V. Gilbert, B. Greene. B. York, C. Wolker. 120 Students Learn to Manage Money Through Banking it tow: G. Creekmore, S. Tricksy, R. Wilhomt, T. Abercrombie, S. Christian, J. Drake, C Fcxreo, D. Brenoon. 2nd tow, C. Thomp on, D. Seller , J. Freeman, W. Webtler, L !oke� , M. Hoflon, F. Bondarenko. 3rd row, C. McCulloh, S. Smith, B. Greene, L Correfti, B. Ruth, C. Hoffmon. L. Hart, C Peter , C. Domel, V. Richords, K. Riggins, M. Cunnmg-im, V. Cooke, S. Cantieny, C. Comptxll, i. wmurrain, A. laytor, U rorlow. 4th rowE. Benton, K. Wood, J. Noylor, D. Salem, K. Potion, R. Bailey, E. Benton, K. Morcut, L. opeland. 5th row.- H. Howell, V. Wofton, R Brown, M. Velolot, K. Fau� t, R. Watton. Creating a giant banana at Bunny's house for Homecoming — Banking on Tuesdays for suckers — Meeting with the big wigs at BTNB — Winning the Over the Mountain Banking award — Getting acquainted with the banking system. NK BOARD: t f row- V. Gilbert, J. Mitchell. 2nd row, I. Stoke , E. Pruitt, I. Forlow, B. Butgereif, B. Thompson, Thompton, D. Hudton, B. Greene, C. McCulloh, M. Poppojohn, V. Windham, F. Bondarenko, ). Herthey. 121 School Aides — The Hard Workers Behind the Scenes GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES. (obove) Sitting- T. Nole, I. Lollor. Stand mg11. Riggins, 8. 0'N 8. STAGE CREW, (nght) lit row.- P. Dobson, A. Bisset, I. Corretti, I. Graham, J. Moore, I. Hale, I. Mclooghl.n, Mr. Shoemoker. 2nd row: J. Jackson, D. Perley, M. Colic, A. Bonner, D. Sc obey, M. Cobb, B. Jones. 3rd row.- D. Cook, J. Wilson, K. Files, C. McGowon, E. Skultety. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES, (below) $,tting: J. Sykes, H. Hanna. Stondtogi K. Roberts, B. Byrson. Junior Civitan — Training Ground for Citizenship '•row: C. Hardy, ). Scruggt, L Smolley, A. Brown, C. Moton, R. lytinger, C. Norwood, H. Hondlin, K. Andrewt, W. Wilfiomt, t. Brbbo, 0. Fith, M. Hordy, A. R d. 2nd row: ■ lampion, C. Brown, T. Grohom, I. McLaoghl.n, J Mered.lh, K. Port , L Weg.r, 0. B ,g«f� ( j, BoI€moni q. Worren, J. MM , T. W.ndhom, T. Foott, C. Webb, S. McLain, K ompton, Mr. Schroeder, R. Nabort, M. Cook, J. Robertion. Blocking the road to raise money — Having coke and cookies at Karen's house Falling off a car — Selling poppies for disabled veterans — Trying to pay thoso high-priced dues — Training to be good citizen Serving school and community. AT LEFTi OFFICERS! til row N. Freemon, Secretary; K. Weger, Pret.; I. Mclovghlm, Proj. Chmn 2nd row, J. Method, Treat.; Mr. Schroeder, � pom or; T. Graham, Sgt. at Aimtj J. Miller, V. Pret.; J. Meredith, Rep. 123 Girl’s Interact Performs Services for School Sitting! L Mtllt, S. CuruunQhom, S. Mooo, I. lovelody, K. ltd , K. V.rc.glio, Ut row. D. W.lvon, J. Stoob, C. Com, M Seoger. J. Louber, B. Benton, S. Walker. 2nd row. K, Fowl Pierce, S. Cordell, I. Dillion, J. Snow, K. Wite, A. SKorbel, C. Coleman. 3rd row; I. Wilkerton, T. Braswell. P. Toro, D. Cantieny, K. Kirby, C. Spmo, A. Beaton, C. Gibb). 4th ro Sorrell, P. Weaver, M. Meloy, I. Konig, A. Union. 5th row; B. Wilioo, C. Cromwell, A. Cobb, C. Compbell, V. Walton, S. Ktrklond, B. Clifton, S. Smith, 8. Young. Out of line, pay a dime — Making candy filled pumpkins for Halloween — Playing intermural football while wondering what’s going on — Selling magazine subscriptions to aid the library — Giving money from a cake sale to the annual staff — Providing very much to the school’s activities. OFFICERS: lit row, J. louber. Pret.j K. Fowler, Porl.-Hi� i. 2nd row, K. Ude, V. Pres.; I. lovelody. Chop.; S. Cu ham, Sgt. at Armv 3rd row, J. Snow, Treat.; J. Slaob, Sec.; B Benton, P'OI- Chrm.; S. Moon, Sgl. at Artm. 111 row: Ed HuHmon, T. Wolker, G. Runn, G. Short. 2nd row: H. Widemon, B. Yeofmon, M. Bol , M. HowV.ru 3rd owi G. lorvgtton. F. Petruvnek, H. Dovu, S. Cunninghom (iweetheort). 4th row: T. McL0u9hl.fi, D. Scobey, T. lark. 3th row: 0. Jenkins, J. Spmk, B. Caldwell, A. Wheeler, K. Griffin, K. Kirby, J. Robertson. Key Club Unlocks Door to Service Brewing moonshine for Homecoming with the Girl’s Interact — Standing guard while freezin, on Halloween night — Pushing those ads for the basketball programs — Ushering, supposedly, at Disney on Parade — Rostering the basketball team — Driving to the farm in Daddy Ducks truck to find a bathtub — Providing many services for the school. if row: OFFICERS: B. Caldwell, Treos.j G. Runn, V. Pres., 0. Scobey, Pres.; E. HuHmon, Board Member; T. Clark, Sec.; F. Petrusnek, Board Member; K. Kirby, Choploin ond 3� .-o� Arms; J. Robertion, V. Pres ; H. Dovu, Board Member; Mr. Shoemaker, Advisor. 125 Leo Club — Pride in a Job Well Done Powdering the Patriots for Homecoming Telling people that Freedom isn't Free , in the Veterans Day parade — Dancing in the moonlight with Croker Junction after the game — Selling beautiful music, but making buyer wait to hear it — Waving the flag everyday — Giving someone a dip in the pool for their birthday — Finding yourself more clean than the cars after the car wash — The treasurer trying to hide the money from the money-mad president — Taking pride in all they do. OFFICERS: Iff row, L HiWin,( y. P,e .; M. Cobb, Pro . 2nd row, L. Abernothy, Hut.; R. Bolton, Dir.; I. WWk Troo . 3rd row, A. Bonner. Dir., L WjlUoml Di� .; L Ferflvion. S hi row: M. Womotk, M. Meodow , D. Crockett, T. Gonn, B. Atkin , J. Repois. I. Wiltomt, K. Roehrer, M. Huffman, R. Soil.von. L. Hole, P. Fergu on. 2nd row. Mr . Mr tpon or, K. Bo� t, S. Dennuon, K. No. I, P. Thomo . C. Holey, R. Wot on, T. Willett , T. Atkin , M. Cobb. 3rd row, R. Bolton, D. Parodi e. 4th row, B. Everage, L Abernathy- -5 t. H.ggmi, G. Wolker, I. Wilkin . 6th row, R. Brown, K. Got , I. Ferguson. 7th row, S. Nordnesi, R. Morton, C. Roomer, A. Bonner. 126 Freshmen Club — An Orientation to VHHS OFFICERS, Sitting, D. Ice, Treos.j T. Christian, Pres.; K. Connolly, Sec. Standing-. T. Miller, V. Pres.; 8. DeGrow, Sgt. o� Arrm. Dribbling the basketball in a game against the Art Club — Forfeiting football games — Taking fruit baskets and toys to the Children's Hospital — Adding enthusiasm and spirit — Getting to know Vestavia. W ?e k' •; [ G,aT- S Wood K BUo ' T Chntrion, T. Miller. 0. Lee, 0. Dollar. 2nd row, L Kobase, 8. Morn . D. HoUdoy, D. Trionfos, A Crowford, K. V’ 5 ' ‘ 3,d,OWl S Birtoere. , R. toon, C. Mood, T. Louis. 4th row: C Hughes, C. Martin, W. Robins, R. Rogers, S. Wood , P. Petwoy, C. Don e. 127 Pep Club Promotes Spirit Throughout Yea Selling condy to raise money — Participating in Homecoming Parode — Selling Rebel hats — Preparing skits for Pop Rallies — Making posters and more posters — Sponsoring Ugliest Man on Campus contest — Promoting a feeling of spirit and goodwill throughout the school. OFFICERS: Top to bottom. M Hogon, Pros.; I. Black. Sec.j C. Creosy, V. Pro .; J. Freeman, Treos.j J, Altmiller, f V.: P. VonEnglehoven, G. Oliver. Mr , lovoy, A. Ellis, I. loSuer, L. Strickland, P. Walker, M. Toro, P. Dob von, E. Webber. S. Mill, C. Wovburn, L. Kendoll, K. loRivierc Trucks, J. Honcock. K. Aron.s, V. lowe, B. Lawson, C. Hoggerty. I. Shoemaker, K. Sanders, T. Kompis, V. Murroh, I. Nelson, K. Geiger. H.= B. Clifton, I, longshore, S. B. bock, K. Riggins, T. Grohom, C. Coin. C. Avenger. A. Cobb, K. Corretti. J. Alsrmller, C. Creosy, M. Hogon, J. Freemon. I. Block, M Griffin, S. Walker, B. Noojin, T. Row W.lkerson, C. Dorris, H. Howell. C. Horris, J. Cloor. Christian Fellowship Is Purpose of Basic Club A Bowling-Bash for fun and fellowship — Getting up bright ond early for Friday morning prayer breakfast — Joining together with the Christian Jaycees for an area-wide Evangelistic Crusade Meeting with others — Having fellowship. 'OW: L Davit. 6 Sm.tr,. 2nd row, 0. C. David. D. Albright. R. Rcodor, S. Myth . J. Dorm. D. Vimom. 0. Thompson, L Johmon, J. Sutton, S. Coiton 3rd row, M. 1'1 7 7™ 'C M. Kand.1, P. Goss. N. Low., M. Popotohn. T. Grott, N. Crawford. P. Wytong. S. South, A. Taytor, J. UxxoU, L. Zucfc, C. Morg t. D. Tow r, S moo. B. Colk, A Martin 4th row, B. Com,. S. Othwr. E. Molkxnon, S. Mily . 8. Wolkw, C. Covington. S. Duncon, W. W btf.r. H. Knight. C. Cort.r, M. Brownmg’ � on B McEtww, N. Fondr.n, B. R gitt«r. 8. S l t, K. lintl.y, S. Portion, V. Hwnwn. J. Sfrorwr, B. fowl, S. C.nH., L Knight. 5rh row, S. M.11 , D. Br.nnon 'o S. Johnson, D. .tonkins, M. Hunt. 129 FCA Promotes Christian Ideals Itlrow. t. Huffmon, D. Scoboy. A. Patrick. R. Rood . 6 Coldw.n. 2nd row, J. Chopmon. j. MMdwH. T. McloogW.n, W Rmgtdorf row: G. Runn. G. Brondon, 0. Jonkin Tot«, B. White, J. Robortton, K. Kirby. Breaking couches in the teachers loungo Taking trips to the Blue Ridge Assembly — Driving speedily is Kirby — Returning athletes for the club picture Promoting Christian ideals and morals through athletics. 130 OFFICERS: Kn—ting: G. Runn. Prog Chr.j E. Huffman. Co Copt. Stood,rig.- D. Scoboy, Com. Chr.; J. Mitchell Treat.; J. Rob«mon, Co Copl.; K. K.rby, Pro . ?H=?C6RS: hi row: s. Ogbom, Pro; L loSu.r, V. Pro..; J. Roomer. See. 2nd row; C. WU.mon, Comm. Chr.j R. ViNiams, Troo .; 8. Cloyd, Pori. FTA Learns Chaotic World of Teaching Finding out whot it it to grade stacks of popers — Learning the joys and disappointments of the teaching profession — Dealing out a few pleasant surprises for the teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week — Enjoying the work as well as the fun of Christmas projects for the needy — Giving of time and self to help both teachers and fellow students. row, K Sm. G. Brownlo . $ VV.hoo G. Spcoc., P. Jock,on. A. M_ Duncan, T. C-kmor., R. Spmo. L Lm oo, j. Room . C McN ty, L Borhoy. 2nd,ow: C ,rom. K. Kimbl . P. Dufc., C Sow. U S� oo®h. 8 Cloyd, 8. Pro... C. Wi mon. K. Cook., J. Strom. A. Choroif . R. WMmmt. L Iommk, S. Gr-nowr. 3rd row, I Block I D. Bvrford. P. M r. D. tOrkpotnck, H. How.ll, S. Oflbwn. I. lon« or.. 8. Noopn. J. W.bb, j. Mtof. L Jobnwn, T. Town. Jih row, K. Cok.,, E. Mom. K. Corim I. kowdo. C Pippen , S. Sm.fh, M. Jon.., D. Spooner. row, S. Moch.n, C. Hugh.., V. Ab erombi.. D. Poppo., C. S.e.l., H. W1ll om.. I. Homil.on, 8. W.llwm . 131 Tri-Hi-Y Alpha — Service Comes First Pickling the Patriot for Homecoming — Making pine-cone turkeys at a spend-the-night party — Pouring water for amusement — Trying to get a penny in a phone — Taking First-Aid at Mercy Hospital — Getting ideas for a bill to be presented at Youth Legislature — Retreating to Camp Cosby — Promoting Christian character — Involving members in developing admirable traits. AT RIGHTi OFFICERS Knee rng.- Judy Hond, CHoploinj A lenc Blit. Hitt. 2nd row; Dee Goikill, V. Pret. 3rd row: Jan Upton, Trent.; Joon Horritoo, Pret.j Carol Campbell, Pori lit row; E. lovelody, C. Rainet, J. Ctoor, L Ruth, L Walker, H. Crim, E. Ciork, L Brocoto, A. Coditle, A. Jockton, I. McClellon. 2nd row: 6. Payne, J. Harriton, C Crim, R. Thigpen, A. Ellit, 0. Miller, 0. Gatkill, M. Fondren, S. CoHey, N. Newcomer, K. Cordon, M. Denton. 3rd row: S. Dickey, Mrt. Malone, M. A. Meodowt, C. Lundberg, J. Hond, C. Crogon, J. Upton, R. Swindle, C. Campbell, L Goldtchmidt, M. Heimon, T. Nole. T. Windhom, J. Randle, C. McConnell, C. Mutgrove, 8. Mollette, V. Cook, Y. Bratwell, M. Weidmer. 132 Tri-Hi-Y Beta — The a Good Year Creating, maintaining, and oxtending throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character — Striving to live up to this motto — Participating in many service projects for school and community — Meeting with others of like interest — Participating in Youth Government. Of FICERS Bock row: M. Griffm, Chop., T. Phill.p,. V. Pr«., A. Socfaw, Pre� ., L Hart, Sec., M. Freeman, Com. Choir., t. Garrett, Treot. Front row, K Nelvon. Pori; L Harr,ton, Hht., C. HoHmon, Pori., A. Gilly, Com. Chow., G. Holn, Com. Choir. 133 Library Club Aims at Greater Service to School Having nightmares about hundreds of magazines being all mixed up — ond torn up — Shelving books — Making money for more books to shelve Hoving Brook and Keith take all the AV equipment apart to see how it works — Putting together an original oldie goldie movie — Being of service to one and all. OFFICERS: K. Roberts. Pros.; B. Button, SC Rep.; R. Bailey. S x. ht row, H. Hanno, i. Syke� , K. Roberts. B. Burton, H. Whit . 2nd row, R. Bo.lay. G. Robert , P. Oobton, S. Lair. 134 it row: D. Molvoney. J. Channel!, P W.lker.on, C. Dunn, A Free, P. CoH, I. Byrd. C- Borkhunf, M. Hunt, G. Montooth. 2nd row: M. Povl.n, J. Forgoton, j. Union, D. Howtond 8 Bloke Durhom, J. Shop pert, P Per� on. G. Me.fln, M Brown, S. Comp, J Dubol� . 3rd row, C. Sfewort, R. Bolen, R. Joo � , J. Howtond, J. Andenon, R. Jone� , A- Monarum, A. Stonrod G lomoe, S. Person, G. Leopord, C. Holman, S. Weaver, J. Robertion, G. Ingrom, S. Smith, Things Develop for New Photography Club Furthering the knowledge of photography Encouraging the use of photography os an art — Providing a means of learning the art of photography in a useful manner. 135 Spanish Club Float Wins First Place Mr . Peorce, sponsor hi row: R. Wlllioms, C. Roane, S. Simpson, 0. Keeley, C. Steele. B. Pro t, P. MMI r, R. Goldschmidt, K. Cook , J. Strom. L. Smolley, J. McGee, J. Repots, P. Ferguson, C. Ingrom, H, Arnold, S. Mtittl, R. Jones. 2nd row,- W. Webster, C Covington. I. Walker, S. Rubio. K. Hammett, P. Wolker, C. Creasy, M. Hordy, L Stokes, B. Davit, L Corrett. T. Bell, K. Wilson, B. lawson, M 136 Being one of the most active clubs in school — Taking great pride in being President Club of the State Federation in 73 — Having many varied and enjoyable programs, speakers, flamenco dancers, Spanish cuisine — Donating a slide projector to the Spanish Department — Participating in the International Banquet, Rebel Day, March of Dimes — Winning 1st Place Float in the Homecoming Parade — Making a significant contribution for bettering the school. RIGHT. Fust place Homecoming Hoof — Sporush Club Hard Work Brings New Equipment to Spanish Department ■Russo, S. Child ™, P. Tonqvery. 3rd row, S. shen, J. Droko, B. Goggins, R. Bu trait, R. Gillio, Carlisle, S. Ogburn, 8. Cloyd, T. Saylors, C oHmon, S. Hily r, J. Boc , V. Hicks. 4th row: B. loyior. J. Drak , M. Melood, R. Poythress, R. Sullivan, D. Cornuft, S. Bigolow, D. Bogley, C. Blon-kinship, D. Bruno, V. Browning, N. Scokel. 5th row: E. Brobbon, M t. Poore , sponsor, 0. Wot- klns. OFFICERS: Knotting: C. St le, V. Pros.,- S. Simpson, Tr os. Standing: P. Tanquory, See.j I. Smalley, Pros., Mrs. Poarco, Sponsor. 137 French Club Officers — Up in the Air Again OFFICERS: lit row, )ohn McGowan, Hi !.; Nancy Bonfar n, Corro� pondiofl Sec.; Corlo Webb, Chap.; Anne Sounder , Trea .; Mr . Goillot, � pon� or. 2nd row: Kay McG Recording Sec.; Sabnno Terry, Sgt.-at-arrra; Steve Orer, Sfll.-ot-arm . 3rd row. Sue Cordell, 1 1 Vice Pre .; Diane William . 2nd Vice Pre . 4th row, Mike Hornby, Pre . 138 French Club Serves as President Club of Alabama 'If r°W: B. DeGrow, H. Cnm, E. Benton, J. Bozemon, M. J. Two, S. Cwdell, M. Hornby. 2nd row, C Crim, B. homplom, S. Contieny, H. Howell, M, Cunmnghom, M. Wiedmer, C. Hay dock. 3rd row: W. School, F. Potiusnek, Self. M. Week . 4th row.- I. Hunter, D. Williams, B. Sulkvon, S. Smith, I. Anchor . Sth row, 0. Cornwell, R. Nobws, S. Dolce, D. Nkholls, C. lundberg. 6th row: N. Beniamin, K. McCullah, D. M� ller, C. Thompson, B. Thomp-on, 1C. Thompson. 7rh row, Mr . Guilol, sponsor, S. Oliver, G. Langston, S. Wilder, H. Knight, B. Shorbel. Sth row 3. Smith, B. Register, R. Anchws, P. Ausbeck, C. Gog on. Spending money galore on a float — Selling tickets to on Italian dinner, but for a worthy cause — Giving to others at Thanksgiving and Christmas — Laughing and remembering the good times in Europe — Sponsoring the International Dinner — Finding out that it isn't so easy being the President of the Alabama Federation of French Clubs — Cest la vie. lit: S. Petrie, B. McGuire, R. Brown, D. Peek. C. Webb, A. Sounders. 2nd row: F. Petrusnek, J. McGowan, W. French Club homecoming float. School, D. Weaver, L. Gutkowtki, G. Boche, S. Her. 3rd row, J. Moore. 4th row, T. Christian, K. Connely, C. Mos- grove, D. Turner, P. Pritchard, N. Newcomer. Sth row, B. Powell, J. Hondlm, D. lee, C Phillips, A, Cowfwd, Y. Broswell. 6th row, M. Kandill, D. Vinson, I. lollor, N. Ackerman, A. Jockson 7th row, B. Green, E. Ennis, K. Kelly, F. Miller, C. Fwrell. Sth row, K. Nelson. 9th row, R. Hudson, M. Jones, S. Doyle, J. Dubois, G. Metghen, S. Terry, J. Porodise, S. Smith. 139 German Club Leads Way for Festival of Arts Eoting that yummy German food at the Banquet — Teaming up to play soccer — Participating in the 1974 Festival of Arts, since it will be saluting Germany — Promoting interest in the German language, people, and customs — Creating a better understanding of modern Germany. OFFICERS: Seated: E. Meyer. Pro . Standing: C. Cory, Sec.; K. Griffin, V. Pre .; L Hole, Treo . ht row: L. Hoi , E. Meyer, T. Hamilton, L Harriton, P. Smith, E. Nelson. 2nd row: Mr . Clement . iponior. N. Low , $. Mochen, S. Patter ion, S. McLoin, M. Freeman, C. C P. En or, 0. Thomp on, C. Hughe . 3rd row: B. Stewart, D. Floyd, R. Forretter, T. Lewi , C Hood, J. E dole, R. Lewit, W. Rob.nion, B. Hodge , I. Cook. 4th row: H. We dn W. Campbell, J. McNoir, H. Morrow, M. Bote . B. Wood, J. Strong, J. Delucos. 5th row, B. Woodring, R. Payne, J. Celmmon , S. Pyle. 6th row: B. Wilbom , K. Gnffin Wolker, R. Blai , J. Breland, M. McCloud, R. Scott, 8. White, D. Meodow . 140 om bottom of cioft up: T. Willett , T. Stephen , 0. Fith, G. Minion, M. Fornonbucq, S. Wood , B. Yeotmon, L. o«li� nd, J. Freeman, P. Butt, $. Tower , D. Dorr. , D. Tower , B. Boiler, L. Bibbo, C. Daniel , S. Adderhotd, M. niel� , L. Kon.g, S. William , J. Echolt, J. Shepard, R. Bollon, S. Genlle, A. Finn, M. Mcodowt, J. Parker, J. fcon-«, L Jolly, V. Pritock, L Graham, I. Tofton, T. P.xxitolo, C. Dvnn, D. Jenkin , B. McElwee, N. Fondren, K. Neil, L ernolhy, V. Ram ey. R. Thigpen. C. Oou well, J. Sheriff, J. Mrller, C. Colney, D. Jone� , J. Goocher, B. Greene, Smith, D. Dvrden, L. Abernothy. Music Club--------------- Tops in Sound and Service Having to tell your sergeant-at-orms to be quiet Finding it a good way to spend activity — Laughing constantly at Mr. Fleming's jokes — Coroling to roise money for a new piano — Being able to read notes on nice stationery, even if you can't read music — Helping school and community. OFFICERS. Knee mg. L. Grohom. Sitting, B. Boiler, D. Dorrit, V. Pre� .j Mr. Fleming, ipornot. Standing, L Copelond, Pre . 141 til row; J. Hood W. B odford. P Hodo, J. Wusko. C. Hughes, L. McColeb, K. Unsley. 2nd row.- G. Petro, L Norm, H. Hondlio, R. Boliek, T. Young, C. Martin, A. Bisset. row, I. Zock, J. Wilson, A. Bishop, Mr. Reynolds, sponsor. C. Smith. B. Jeftery, L Hurd. K. Kennedy, S. Burkett. C. Norwood. 4th row, T. Poor. R. Abernothy. Science Club Social as Well as Scientific Meetings run by parliamentarian, Mr. Reynolds — Decorating Harry's car for the Homecoming parade — Planning experiments for club meetings A socializing way to spend an activity-period — Furthering the interest in science. OFFICERS: Seated- C. Smith, V. Pres. Standing-. T. Poor. Sec.; H. Hondlio, Pres., J. Wilson, Trees. 142 Cultural Enrichment — Goal of Drama Club Knowing who Atom Ant is — Hearing and seeing the great Liza Minnelli Impersonator — Seeing plays and more ploys — Pulling the Curtain on the Patriots during Homecoming — Being proud after winning 3rd Place in the parade — Dancing our hearts out at parties — Trying to keep order at the meetings — Bringing Broadway plays to Vestavia — Working on props and scenery — Adding to the total school life. FFlCERS: Ut row, C. Wolker, Mitt.; E. Pruitt, Sgt.-Ot-Armt. 2nd row, M. Thomoton. Pret.; R. Watton, V. Pret.; A. yce, See.; 6. Roundtree. Treat. if row, M. Hunt, t. Mort.n, L Frit , 0. Colo mot, B. Thom pt on, K. Bedenbough, J. Moore, V. Mormon. W Crawford, K. McCollo, N. Crawford. 2nd row, C David, R. Watton, Abercrombie, C. Walker, B. Bulgere.t, D. Gordon. M. Thomoton, E. Smith, E. Pruitt, V. Gilbert, I. Forlow, M. Reden, R. V.net, S. W.lhomi 3rd row, J. Hoyword. D. Dick, R. jutn, G. Brownlee. B. Rountree, 1. Riggint, G. Brownlee, T. Pruitt, P. Potey, G. Goodwin, L Corretti. 4th row, Mr. Fichtner, S. Truelove, G. Corter, R. BiUmier. 5th row, G. ■odtey, 8. Wolker, M Dick, M. Groupe, S. Albright, A. Boyce. 143 Math Club — A Fund (Fun) Raising Organization Gaining weight from eating all those doughnuts you were supposed to sell — Eating your way to the math convention Finding out that the freshmen are smarter than the seniors in intraclub competition Promoting interest, enjoyment, and understanding of mathematics. OFFICERS: B. Jone� , Pre .; C. Bo� f, Sec.; J. Sober, V. Pre .; F. Bondarenko. Treo� . “Mum’s The Word” for FBLA Watching vocational movies? — Seeing Mrs. Laurendine again — Taking 3 months to get dues — Winning second place for the Buggy in the Homecoming Parade — Wondering what Fib' la is — Crowding 100 people into two rooms — Christmas projects during the Yule season — An organization for students of business education. FFICERSi Kathy l� de, Sot. of Arm ; Sutie Tricky, Sgt. at Arm ; Jon louber, V. Pret.; Sheri Worker, Pre .; Barbara rntoit. Sec.; Annette Neely. Chop.; I aura Waft , H � t.; Kothy Campbell, Treot. 1 row SPONSORS: Mr . McGowan, Mr . Both, Mr . Vonce. Second row.- $. Wolfcer, J. louber, B. Benton, L. lovelady. J. Bidez, J. Sfoob. K. lide, B. O’Neil, T. Fou� t, 0. rer, M. Jone� , M. Leonard, C Powell, L. Block, C Spino, C. Horrh, S. Conninghorn, A. Neely, J. Phill.p , C. Caddell. Third row, K. Virdgllo, S. Trickey, K. Weger. J. Uzzell, L. :k, B. Ear e� , C. Hargett, A. Burke, C Ridley, K. Dunlop, J. Troy. I. Wott , S. Brombock, E. Horbert. Fourth row, K. Aronit, S. Booloko , A. Shorbel, D. W.lvon, K. Corona, M. toy, B. Wilton, $. Cloten, J. Snow, P. Toro, A. Reid. J. Robert on, P. Weaver, L Virdglio, L A. Wihcerton, B. Dwol, D. Walter , V. Richard . Fifth row, E. Cory, F. D’Amico, Velotot, C. Smith, K. Wite, S. Moon, C. Gibb , C. Coleman, C. W| emon, H. Donold on, S. Pierce. V. Watton, C Sorrell, S. Kirklond, S. Croft. A. Beaton. Sixth row.- R. no, K. K rby, D. Contieny, A. Brown, K. Campbell, L. Gordon, I. Stoogh, K. Wood . DECA Aids Business-Minded Students S«ot d' 0. Brennan, C. Dunn, J. Schoppert. First row, Mr. Rook is, G. Creekmore, C. Mason, N. Evon , P. Person, G. Retd. 8 Bryant. J. Faulkner, K. Osborne, M. Miller, Pippent, G. Henderson. Second row: K. Snyder, S. Hyche, t. Hurd, J. Roberts, P. Thomas, 8. Bloke, K. VonSite, M. Paulin, D. Merrick, D. Balkxd, C Holley, A. Bod.n« loSuer. Third row: D. Votoloro, C. Oliver, R. Bolen, G. leopord. R. lisiermon, J. Anderson, P. Shell, J. Hokome, P. Jockson. Fourth row: J. Robertson, S. Fleming, J. Kendal Howlond, M. Wolloce, G. Oliver, J. Scruggs, J. Chtsum. Getting together with fellow workers — Working hard for Homecoming and then everything falls apart — Encouraging the use of high ethical business standards — Developing an appreciation for cultural arts in business and leisure time — Assisting members in making career choices. OFFICERSi Greg Oliver, V. Pres.; Mark Paulin, Sgt-ol-Arms; Roy Jones, Pres.; Goil Creekmore. Sec.; Mrs. S Sponsor; Mr. Rook is, Sponsor. FHA Prepares Tomorrow’s Homemakers Homecoming parade — Christmas projects for needy families — Going to the F.H.A. convention in Montevallo — Bake sales, and more bake sales — Insisting that the meeting be conducted exactly like Robert says —Tapping o pen instead of a gavel — Falling off the ladder while taking club pictures — Encouraging an interest in home economics and home economic careers. Kneeling, J. Rondall. T. Stvorrell, J. Hand, T. M.ller, S. Shot . First row: Mrv Proctor, R. lysinger, S. D«nn -son, A. Smith, L McOennan, L Blodt, S. Grimmer, Second row.- J. Harrison, V. Smith, B. Payne, L Eokin, S. Galliher. Third row: A. Taylor, P. VonE-ngolenhovon. OfFICERSi Kneeling: Pom VonEngelenhoven, Rep.j Sown Grimmer, Hist. Seated: Susan Golhher, Pari.; Robin lysinger, Sec. Standing: Judy Hand, Pro .; Bndgette Payne, V. Fret.; Joan Harrison, Treos 147 Art Club Holds Christmas Bazaar Pint row; 0. Porodi� e, T. Bratwell, M. Good von. J. Strozier, K. Geiger, G. Edward . Second row: L Du neon, S. Spoin, I. long hore. Third row; J. S� ra n, T. Glenn, J. l ton, H. Hanna, B. Noo|in, J. Smoyer, S. Huffman, C. Gordon, L Knight. L Mcloughlm. fourth row, E. Power , M. W-edmer, E. Geiger, L Striddond, Mr . Howell, Spon oe. Fifth row, A. Mongrum, J. Forguton, J. Zettler, M. Shoemoker, D. Cook, B. Jone , B. Pierce, R. Yerger, W. Will,am , C. Steword, J. King. Working on the float and hiding from Henry — Running around at Homecoming with a ketchup bottle, salt and pepper shakers, a mustard jor, and an Alko-Seltzer — Looking for dinner perhaps — Shut-up ... or we will have to have Art Appreciation. — Black Cat insurance in cose of any Halloween chicanery — Bizarre Bazaar workshops — Rudolph the red-nose Polack — Enriching and serving the school. OFFICERS: leo Mclovghlm, Tree ., Jeff King, V. Pre .; Chorle Steward, Pre� .; Uba Duncon, Sec.; Edd Power Arm ; Ieoh Knight, Proj. Chm. M8 OFFICERS: Corol Ann P«rton, H. f; Lcil.e Mo von. Pr ; Su on Wrfliomi, V. Pro , Svtie Coff y. Soc, SUUi Wood, Troot. Jr. Art Club A Prelude To Professionalism A preparation for more professional art endeav ors — Working for a contribution to the school — Being a second pep club — A warm welcome for a new artist, Mrs. Guidi. t “h°ZV'S- CO?T;,S- 1 A K n Seaf0d: R- loft0,ton' F row Mr . Gw ., H. Condon, S. ChntHan, S. Wood, M. Browing, C. � r on, R. Wilton, third row, K. Elliot, C. McColob, 0. J nkin� , D. Gibton, A. Mortm. 149 To learn and never be filled is wisdom, to teach and never be weary is love. The Leader Faculty Editors: Alice Linton Teresa Poor Copy Editors: Sydney Smith Cheryl Walker 151 Miss Patterson — A Friend in Need and Deed Meaning a great deal to many students — Giving unselfishly of her time and energies — Being a friend as well as a teacher — Spreading enthusiasm into everything she does — Motivating students' interest — Contributing countless hours to the school to which she is dedicated — For these reasons and more, the yearbook staff dedicates with love the 1974 Reveille to. Miss Lelia Patterson. 152 Hard at Work for School and Community LoH to right: Mt . WObam Co99 , Mr. t. C. Hill, President; Mrs. Andrew Wusko. J. C. Calk. Mr. Gwy Coffee. Mr. Dooglos Correfti, Mr. WiM om Clark Mr. W.lfxjm T. Clark, Superintendent Finding that they hove a very difficult job — Striving to impart not only the facts of the textbook, but also the wisdom of experience — Providing the tools and guidance necessary to the educational process of its youth — Making courageous efforts and tremendous progress — Leaving an eternal impression of their job on the mind of the student. mSOTY COUHCtl, SvciteU Mayor J. T. Scares. Standing, bfl to right, Mr. Tom Dufonovic, Mr. let Mr Mr. Chris Christ. 133 A Big Job — and the Man for It Having a million problems on his hands — Remembering every student's name — Students finding out that he is a truly great person — Having many responsibilities — and meeting them — Being dedicated to his work — Seeing each person as an individual — Doing his best for everyone concerned — A great love for golf — A favorite place — Panama City on a fishing boot — An all-around fine administrator and friend. Mr. John Howell A.A., University of Alabama Principal 154 Hard Work, Discipline Tempered With Love SAM SHORT A sincere effort lo understand and help — A mountain of paperwork — Sometimes a necessary act of discipline — Always a feeling of pride in students — A special love for sports — Devotion to church and home — All-in-all, a very fine Peckerwood. CAROL NEUGENT Making history instead of teaching it, Mrs. Neugent becomes Girl’s Vice-principal — Getting up extra early on Thursday mornings for Student Council meetings — Staying late to plant monkey grass — Offering a helping hand wherever she can — Continually smiling — Changing schedule upon schedule — Handling discipline problems and dresses that are too short — Proving that charm can calm many troubled waters. Information Center With a Smile Trying to check out when you know they’ll never believe you have to take your horse to the vet — Efficient help behind the scenes — Never ending absentees, records, ond phone calls — A helping hand for students and teachers — Never knowing what crisis will occur next — Being mildly shocked when we hove a regular schedule — Always aiming for an organized school day. 156 Helping to Set High Standards, Patterns for a Lifetime The place to go when you haven’t decided on a college and it is January of your senior year — Being so upset when counselors just have to interrupt English — Having to choose between French III and Annual Staff — Taking those marvelous tests each year — Helping young people to assume responsibility for making plans and decisions — Being able to express your feelings to someone who will listen. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr� . Jody long M.S., University of Alabomo Counselor BOTTOM RIGHTs Mrs. Joyce lollar University ot Alabomo Secretory, Guidance Deportment 157 A New Curriculum Something for Everyone i English in From Troy to the Heath — Research, rhyme, and sometimes reason — Themes and more themes — Insight into careers — A new curriculum — Something for everyone — The hectic hustle of rehearsal — Debating the issues of the day — Frantic flurries of a twelve week quarter — Many things left unsaid — Many great writers unreod — A special note of thanks for a special effort by some special teachers. ABOVE LEFT. Mrs. Chrishno Toylor A. B., 8«rnui� ghom Southern College English ABOVE RIGHT. Mr . Sonyo Wise B. A., University of Pittsburg English BOTTOM RIGHT. Mrs. Chorlofte Shonlever, Heod 6.A., Judson College English • « Drama, Debates Add Zest to Routine Day TOP lEFTi Mr . Brenda Davit B.S., U. of So. Mitsittippi Englith and Speech BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Vidor Rchtner M.A., Trinity Urwvertity English ond Droma BOHOM CENTER-. Mr . Patricia Molone M.A., University of Alabama Englith BOTTOM RIGHTi Mitt Cynthia Crawford MEd.. livtng� ton Univertity English 159 Our Literary Heritage — A Must for Today’s World Learning Lab — A New Dimension to the Curriculum The spin of a turn table — The flick of o button on a tape player — Both helped to moke the day more interesting for some special people in a special area — Reading for facts but finding it great fun — Two new teachers soon becoming old friends — Endeavoring to help students realize their full capabilities. LEFTi Mr . Suionno Miller M.A., Univ r ity of Aloboma Communicative Skill RIGHT: Mr. Jome Cameron B.S., Unrvervty of Aloboma Communicative Skitl 160 Science — Helping Explain the World Around Us Being absolutely positive that the horrible odor in the holl is from the chemistry experiment that blew up — Cringing as you realize what your next dissecting victim will be — The usual in physics Now looking at this problem, and You have to be sensible about this thing — Preparing students for the future with its physical complexities — Science opens new worlds to conquer. IE FT, Mr Willfom B. Reynolds, Hood A.A., Auburn University Chemistry, Physics BOTTOM LEFT: tel.a Patterson M.A.T., Birmingham Southern College Biology, Advanced Biology ABOVE: James D. Shoemaker M.A. Ed., University of Alabama in Birmingham Chemistry, General Science 161 Math — A Challenge to Alert Minds Trying to prove x - y, although you are sure it doesn't — Having to construct a 49’ i angle with a broken protractor — Wishing the bell would hurry and ring, ond then realizing it is not even the half yet — Numbers floating in your head by the end of class — The chance to attend the National Math Contest and Invitational Math Tournament — Allowing students to follow programs according to their needs. RIGHTi Mr. Robert Thompson, Heod M.A.T., Uruvertify of Mootevatto Geometry, Cakulut, Algebra H, Applied Math ABOVE LEFTi Mr . Ettie Turner B.A., Mile Memorial College Algebra I, Satinet Math ABOVE: Mrt. June Stephen ton M.A., Peabody College Geometry, Elementory Algebra II, Algebro II LEFT: Mr . Jerooo William B.S. South Carolina State College Ettenliol Math I ond II, Geometry 162 A Special Effort to Recognize Individual Needs LEFT: Mrs. MyrtKo Donaldson M.A., University of Alabama Algebra I and Algebra II BELOW: Mrs. Rosemory Buettner 8.S., Florence Slot University Algebra I and Algebra II 163 LEFTi Mrs. Kay Tipton M.A., University of Alabama Algebra I and Modern Analysis RIGHTi Mrs. Dionne McDaniel B.S., Samford University Geometry and Elem. Algebra II Forget the Past and We Have No Future For all proctical purposes — Checking for arrowheads, as you are certoin Cherokee Indians lived near your house — Wondering if supply and demand comes in two flavors — Trying to remember if it was sour grapes or sweet lemons — Studying mans social relationships — Striving to provide concepts and values that a democratic society demands — Providing students with knowledge that will enable them to carry on the principles of democracy. ABOVEi Mr. H. D. Ross M.A., Bolton University Government and Economics TOR LEFT: Mr. James A. Schroeder, Heod M.A., Auburn University American History TOP RIGHT: Mr. Muiatfor Iqbal Sheik B. Ed., Samford University World History MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Anne Thorpe Winston B.S.. Auburn University Alobomo History and American History BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Sue L Lovoy B.A., Birmingham-Southern College Americon History, Government and Economies BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Brownie P. Jones M.S., Indiana University Sociology Psychology, and Alobomo History 164 Foreign Languages Create Understanding BOVE «'. Dolore CeboUot i A.. Univertify of Madrid onrth I, French II TOP: Mr . Eliiobeth H. Psorce, Head 8.A., Univef ity of Mod rid Sponish ABOVE: Mr . Kay Clement M.A., Un.v r� ity of Alabama Germon, Engi.vh RIGHT: Mr . Judy Gvdlot B.A., Nicholl State Urvverwfy French Wondering what |no entiendo espanoll mean . — Always saying, Je ne sais pas? — Listening to Pass auf, while falling asleep — Being aware of cultural values like those in music and art — Offering a knowledge of history and culture of foreign countries — Communication emphasized. 165 Physical Education — Strengthening Mind and Bod) Getting undressed and suddenly realizing that your gym suit is at home — Knowing that you con't do those stunts on the floor much less on that skinny little balance beam — Facing the reality that there is no hope for your uncoordination — Providing competitive sports and recreation — Students developing physical fitness, good sportsmanship, and game skills. BELOW: Mr . Tommy Town B.S., University of Southern Mississippi Done TOP: Mr. Harold 0. Morgan, Hood M.S., Alabama A 4 M Physieol Education BOTTOM: Mr . Dion Roy, Hood B.S., University of Montovallo Physical Education 166 Coach Morgan Revamps P.E. Department LEFT. Mr . Motion Alexonder B.S., Somford University Phywcol Education BOTTOM LEFT. Mr . M.ckey Orion B.S.. Centenory College of loui iooo Gymnastic BOnOM RIGHT. Mr. Herbert S. Oildme M.A., University of AJoboma Physical Education, Alabama History 167 Coaches Build Sports Programs TOP RIGHT: Mr. Dooglot E. Wheeler 8.5., Jocktonvllle Stote Unrvervty Football Cooch, General Science BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. lorry Wilton 8.5., Somford University Athletic , Drrver't Education BEIOW: Mr. lorry Form 8.5., Unrver ity of Alabama Phywcol Education, Biology 168 Business Education — Readying Students for Future Positions LEFT: Mrs. Jeon Both. Head M.Ed., University of Montevollo Typing, Shorthand, Notehond MIDDLE: Mm. Down McGowin B.S., Austin Peoy Stole Shorthand, Typing, Business Law RIGHT: Mm. Rosalind W. Vance B.S., Tennessee State University Typing, Bookkeeping Realizing you'd never make it as a secretary, when you can’t type more than fifteen words a minute — Trying to remember what that little squiggle means when you gel home — Pecking away at those keys — Writing wills, and though you're sure it's not your time yet — Striving to contribute to the basic and vocational education. D.E. — Showing the Way to Self-Sufficiency Leaving after fifth period to work — Reciting Canterbury Tales to other salesgirls — Finding out that it’s not too painful to work and go to school at the same time — Instilling the skills in order to enter, progress, and succeed in a changing world — Preparing students in marketing, merchandising, and management. IEFT: Mr. Henry L. Rookit B.S., University of Tennessee of Chottonoogo Distributive Education RIGHT: AAm. Brendan Streit B.S., University of Aiaboma Distributive Education 169 Driver’s Ed. Stresses Road Safety Mr. Luther C. Whatley B.S., Alobama A M University Driver's Education Hitting a car while learning to parallel park — Mr. Whatley with whiplash — Taking time out to go McDonalds — The joker finally getting it together — Being exposed to various driving situations — But seriously, learning to be a safe driver. Mech. Drawing — Satisfaction Found in Creating LEFT! Mr. P. R. Vorx M S., Alobomo A M University Mechanical Drawing. Woodworking RIGHT. Mr. Mike Sower M.S., University of Alobomo Mechonkol Drawing Deciding to give up because you know you would never make it as an engineer — Thinking how great it would be to construct complicated objects, but you know that without a ruler you couldn't draw a stroight line — Getting back to the drawing board.” — Expressing ideas and thoughts — Studying principles and their application — Developing the students power to form mental pictures of objects and their relation to each other. Art — Finding New Meanings in Color, Design ome Ec — Teaching Responsibilities for Home, Family LEFT, Mo. ktty. How.ll M.A., l w.rv«ty of Alobomo Art WGHTi Mfi. Nnko Goidi M.S., Flondo Stote Uni««nity Art Thinking how great the floor would look with a blue tint — 'The Battles of the Wet Sponges — Painting bugs with finger prints — Class, put your choirs under the table. — Attempting to teach students to think critically — Learning to appreciate the world around them — Enriching the total school life. Discovering you hemmed your dress to your ponts — Taking the zipper out a million times, then giving up — Dropping your contoct lens in the cookie batter — Mrs. Proctor commenting on the crunchy cookies — Preparing a student for homemoking — Contributing to family and society. Mrs. Virginia M. Proctor M.A., University of Alaboma Home Economics Music Department Sets Tempo Marching no matter how cold it is — Mr. Galloway and his ''Bull-horn. — Going to the Bluebonnet Bowl, and those all-night bus trips — Listening to Mr. Sharp play his favorite instrument that’s With love, from Mother. — Free cokes at half-time — Raising money and more money — Practice, practice, and more practice — A great feeling of pride to belong to the best band in the land. CHORAL Hearing RightO, RightO, after a good rehearsal — Singing at the wrong time, and on the wrong note — Helping to make Christmas more meaningful — A warm welcome to a new director — Long hours of practice — Result — a cascade of beautiful sounds. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Ted Golloway M.A., University of Alobama Bond Director BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. LoWayne Fleming M.A., University of Aloboma Chorol Director BEIOW, Mr. Jock Sharp M.M., Indiana University Assistant Bond Director 172 Library Strives to Be Learning (and Living) Center ▲ A quiet place to read, to do research — Books, books, and more books — A call to “Please return your magazines and push your chairs under the table — A helping hand to find that elusive subject — The arrival of that long awaited AV equipment — Student workers giving their time — Introducing students to new worlds and ideas. Mrs. Thelma Whatley, Head M.S., Indiana University Librarian LEFT, Mrs. Gw dotyn 5. B.S., Miles College Ubrorion MlOW, Mm Norma OmI M.A., University of AJobomo Ubforian, Annual Staff Advisor 173 Lunchroom — Fun and Food A conglomeration of tempting odors — Rumbling stomachs during study lunch — The dong and clamor of refueling time — Friendly workers and gourmet cooks — The blare of the jukebox above the din — A time to eat — But more so a time to unwind and visit with friends. Mrs. Dorothia Olive Head Dietician The lunchroom staff TOP: Mrs. Sommy Rimes BCIOW: Mrs. William Harrison 174 Mr. Norred — All Things to All Schools Being a very popular man Mr. Norred is wanted everyday — Having to wear coats in May and short-sleeves in winter — A most sensitive air-conditioner — Striving to keep a dean, well-manoged '‘home with over 1200 family members — A strong bock, skilled hands, intelligent mind, a willing friend, and helper — Mr. Norred. Mr. Buddy Norred Head of Maintenance Vestavia School System faculty me tw flll We don’t know one millioneth of one percent about anything. The Seeker Class Editors: Jan Staab Marianne Fondren Shirley Harden Cindy Norwood 177 Senior Class Officers The Spirit of Youth is that quality which speaks for all that is real or imagined. It envelops a school with motivation, pride, ond all the cliches which seem unreal to a generation of realists. It serves as the life thread for an age in which it is fashionable to tell it like if is. This Spirit pervades the Class of '74. It is part of each individual's emerging personality. It will become part of the heritage of Vestavia Hills High School. Without it wo have nothing upon which to build or add. This is the gift of the Senior Class of '74 to the hundreds yet to come — a vibrant Spirit of involvement, scholarship, and awareness of one's fel-lowman. 178 seniors Enjoy Being Abernathy, Eleanor Lynn Anderson, James Lawson III Ballord, Donald Moore Jr. Barnett, Billy David Bates, Jacqueline Benton, Barbara Lee Bidez, Jeanne Marie Bierchen, John Michael Bissot, Sylvester Cleghorne III Black, Robert Gerald Jr. Blackerby, Ruth Louise Blankenship, Carol Susan Bodine, Carol Ann Bofeler, Barbara Bottomley, Mary Jane Boulware, Molly Rae Bowers, Martha Elizabeth Boyce, John Bozeman, Jennifer Mildred Bradford, Walter Deal 179 by Studying More About Their Pas Brown, Alisa Dawn Bruce, Charles Maxwell Jr. Brumback, Sandra Burke, Anita Byrd, Laura Ann Caddell, Cynthia Jean Caillouet, Janet Diane Calk, Mark Colin Cammack, Cleaphais Lee Campbell, Kathy Eileen Campbell, Susan Carol Cantieny, Deborah Suzanne Carter, Gordon Thomas Cashion, Alan Blake Chambers, Debra Gay Channell, Janet Clara Chapman, John Paul Chisum, Jackie Sue Christie, Loro Jean Clark, William Theodore III mproving on the Now, Closen, James Stephen Clay, Barry Carlton Cobb, Fredrick Marquis Cook, Dennis Jimmerson Cook, Terry Allen Cooper, Pamela Joyce Copeland, Margaret Lynn Cordell, Sue Corretti, Melanie Kim Cory, Ernest Cost, William Paul Jr. Cotten, Sandro Kaye Craft, Steven Joseph Creekmore, Gail Edward Crim, Cecilia Ann Cross, Kenneth Alan Cunningham, Sara Jeanne Davis, Carol Ann Davis, Glenn Lee Dekle, Thomas Sebastian 181 and Looking Forward to the Future I olwoyt wonted to be a cheerleader Corol Gordon Seniors with the Spirit Stick for the lost time 182 Seniors Mature for Oncoming Years Dolce, Jeffrey Joseph Donaldson, Horry Montgomery Jr. Dorris, Evelyn Jenise Dorris, Myro Denise Duke, Patricia Jane Duncan, Liba lyn Eanes, Elizabeth Helen Easterwood, John Carlton Echols, Julia Ann Ellis, Thomas Marshall Jr. Evons, Nancy Jean Fairer, Deborah Ann Faust, Kirk Berry Faust, Tracy Diane Ferguson, lindo Groce Fernabucq, George Richard Fleming, Ronald Steven Frawley, William Spencer Freeman, Sue Frances Gaines, Mark Louis 183 Becoming Involved in Society, Cooch Morgon told u� to hore Jiml (Ed Huffmon) Motown wont ME? (Jennitc Smith) Would you believe I don't l� ke to moke my bed? (Glenn Dovn) Youf term poperi only a half poge typed! (Oebfa Krotxer 184 Realizing Political Effects on Their Life, Gann, Timothy Charles Gentle, James Derek Glassgow, Gail Joyce Goodson, James Morion III Gordon, Carol Elaine Gordon, Debora Ruth Grahom, Terrye Jo Griffin, Kenneth Earl Hain, Ginger Hamby, Michael David Handlin, Harry Bye Herbert, Elizabeth Schooling Hardy, Cheryl Ann Hargett, Cheryl Ann Harris, Mary Catherine Harrison, Margaret Joan Hawkins, Davis Heath Hayley, Cynthia Irene Heimann, Melissa Gail Hershey, Jonathan Richard 185 and Discovering Better Way (Stev CfoH): I know I'm on a diet bot I I Sfown), So I took two Alko Seltiw. ond . . iu� t thit one . Higginbotham, Terri Lee Higgins, Marvin Lee III Hill, Daniel Wayne Hodo, Paul White Hoefcrlin, James Carl Hood, Jonathan Campbell Howell, Kathryn Anne Hronek, Clifford Carleton Huffman, Edgar Garland Hyche, Sharon Jay Ingram, Gary Lynn Inghram, Jeffrey Edward Jackson, Philip Lelios Jenkins, David Richard Johnson, Walter Scott Johnston, Max Allen Jolly, Lois Jeanne Jones, Donald Hugh Jr. Jones, Joe Edgar Jr. Jones, Rodney Van Myron 187 Seniors Reflect With Mixed Emotions Maybe if I don't look the'll go owoy. (Mike Hornby) Hey Derrkk, Get yourtelf togetherl (Pom S«lf)' I wonder if H � 0onno hurt mu h. Oeor Pot, There comet o time when . . . (Goil Creekmore) 188 Remembering the Past Jones, Roy Holey Karl, Edward Matthew Kendall, Jeffrey Gerald Kennedy, William Robert Kessler, James Andrew Kimble, Karen Louise Kirby, Kathy Barnett Krotzer, Debra Joyce Lair, Suson Victoria Lamb, Mayme Brantley LaSuer, Lee Frazier Lauber, Jon Allison Lawson, Barbaro Ann LeePard, Geoffrey Scott Lide, Mary Katherine Linsley, Kathleen Elizabeth Linton, Janet Lynn Lrsterman, Robert William Lovelady, Edith Louise McCaleb, Lynne Claire 189 and Anticipating the Future (Mott Kart); I'm practicing hord to be like Torionl Jon Sheriff keep low ond order I I wonder || I CO llip ovt the door? {Kothy trde) t Senior participate in many octivitiet. I with I could donee like that girl. (Debbie C tieny) Regretting Mistakes but Taking Heed McCrory, Deborah McElwee, Brain Stephen McLaughlin, Lea Lorraine Magnuson, Richard Scott Mantooth, Terisa Gwen Martin, Leslie Ann Mason, Carol Ann Mason, Sue Robin Meadows, Majorie Lee Meshejion, John Mark Meyer, Jeanne Elaine Miller, Craig Hoven Mills, Barbara Lynn Mitchell, John Christopher Nolan, John Michael Ogburn, Van David Oliver, Cynthia Diane Oliver, James Gregory O'Neil, Elizabeth Gayle O'Neill, Joseph Timothy 191 to the Lesson Taugh (Sue Cordell)i Vompiretl (Trocy Fou� t): They call me the Boogie-Woogie Bogle girl of 741 ) We've got to Hop meeting like fhi� . (Jonet Chonnel ond Rondy Bolin) (Fron Freemanji “I thot a trow you're trying to twollow? Meditation refre� he� the tool, brother. (Cleophi� Commock) (Gory Petro): I there ony retemblonce to Roc � on? 192 Orman, Charles Lee Panned, David Edword Paradise, John Robert Patterson, Susan Marie Paulin, Mark Leobardo Payton, Jerry Wayne Person, Mary Elaine Person, Sarah Jane Phillips, Jana Ruth Prissock, Jess Wayne Ramsey, Vicki Dawn Reid, Groce Feoly Rimes, Patricia Louise Roberts, Neena Grotchcn Robertson, James Alfred Roy, Douglas Glenn Runn, Gary Allen Rush, William George St. Denis, Patricia Ann Saunders, Elizabeth Anne 193 (Joan Harmon); Hoppinett a Seniority. but Refusing to Sto ”H’� a good thing I tat down for thn one. (Bill Ruth) I wonder if he'� looking thi way? (Jenny mon) (Archie Bnvel); My Bonnie lie over the ocean . . . 'Who! did you toy? (Debra Foirer) 194 Until Life Has Been Experienced Scobey, David Webb Jr. Scruggs, Miriam Jan Solf, Pamela Elaine Sellers, Donna Yvonne Sellers, Jude Elizabeth Sharbel, Audrey Lynn Sheriff, Joseph Fletcher Skultety. Eric Jon Smalley, Mariorie Lynn Smith, Barbara Ann Smith, Cheryl Lynn Smith, Corry Lee Smith, Jennifer Lee Smoyer. Jean Elizabeth Spam, Susan Elizabeth Spina, Catherine Lynn Spink, John Huntington Jr. Stoab, Janet Nell Steward, Charles Truman Stewart, Kenneth Charles 195 to Its Fullest (Mark Cobb)i What ore yov going to do obout it? (Kathy lin l«y)i I fool good oil undorl (Cathy Spino): Somobmoi It it hard to grin ond boor it. (Bill Phillipt)« Hit m ogain, r «. Seniors Advance Taylor, Patricio Ann Terry, Lonny Wayne Thomason, Michael Alexandei Thompson, Barbara Lee Towers, Debra Louise Triantos, Pete Sam Trickey, Sue Turney Trucks, Robert Scott Uzzell, Martha Jane Vataloro, Diane Velotas, Michael James Virciglio, Kimberly Faith Walker, Cheryl Jane Walker, Sheri Diane Wallace, Michaol Evans Weaver, Donna Sue Webb, Mary Carla Weeks, Melinda Weger, Karen Wheeler, Allon Rexford 197 'VVOvid you boliove I loaned my po� t to a fn nd? (Suxy Tricksy) ft (John 8oyc )i Good manner make o moo. I have the fre het� mouth in town.” (Jeanne Bidex) Striving to Perfectior Sofo, PtEASEmarry mol (David Scobey) (Leah Knight}i I ui Dial and I wi� h everybody diet lookl Thot cheerleader wiped out in mid-oirl (Ubo Duncan) )ut Constantly Conscious of Reality, White, Reginald White, Welborn Edwin Whitehurst, Edward Louis Wilkins, Martha Inga Wilkinson, Pomelo Joy Williams. David Alan Williams, Wallace Connell Jr. Windham, Teri Kay Wise, Karen Lee Wood, Steven Lane Yerger, Robert McGuire Jr. York, Byron Thomas Young, Belinda Karen Zuck, Linda Ruth 199 Wanting the Bes Now 1 1 m« � oy thi� fof onother thinfll (Sarbofo Bo«rt r) Alan Co� hion pootci lo Think. 200 )ut Being Satisfied With What Is Given {Edwin Wh fe)i ‘T«r o monl Lowi� lovttody — colching op on th« latest gossip. GETTING OLD Thinking 'bout the time that's post in my life. Wondering where did it all go. Thinking bout the memories that I've left behind. Wondering if there'll be much more. Walking off to school to many days. Running fast to get back home. Wish Pd seen me through my mother s eyes, How she cried, now I stand alone. A sitting here getting old watching my life unfc Used to be that time would pass too slow. Now if seems to whistle past, — In a rush to beot me to tHi end Will | finish first or last? Who can know what roads will lead you Hard to choose which way to go No one knows the answer til the end; Even then, do we really know Did we find the right way to I'm just sitting here getting old. I'm just a sitting hurt getting . 201 As Juniors reflect back upon the 1973-74 year, they have memories of a great year. The selling of candy and key chains helped a great deal in preparing for the Prom. Tho Junior class has been able to unite to do the projects in order to bring about a good Junior-Senior Prom. Thanks goes to Mrs. lovoy for her help, and to Mrs. Willmore for being a great Junior class sponsor, and making this Junior year one worth remembering. Juniors Remember. . . Abernothy, R.cky Acko'mon, Nancy Anchor , Leigh Anderton, Rocheol Andrew , Brace Andrew . Kothy Arnold, Sue Anne Atkin , Tim Avmget, Chorlotte Bogley, Oown Baker, Beverly Ballard, Don Borne , Sarah Bough, Donna Beavon. Annette Beck, Chorio Bedenbough, Kay Bel er, Justina Benjamin, Nancy Bethord, lynn Bethay, le a Brdez, Earle Bidez, Erin Bigger , Don Bilhneier, Ray Bi hop, Andy Block, letti Bloke, Belle Bondorenko, Fernand Botl, Gndy 203 Booloukot, Stephanie Brennon, Debbie Britt, Pom Brown, Gory Brown, Steve Burford, Dono Botgereil, Betty Colomot, Dionne Coldwell, Bill Caldwell, Bob Making Plan: Callender, Jon Carlisle, Kay Choppelle, Connie Chrithonten, Bill Clifton, Beth Cloyd, Becky Cochran, Ellen Coleman, Cindy Cook, Ooe Cooke, Kevin Corono, Kothy Cory, Carmen Cott, Poula Cotney, Cynthio Eat your heort ovtl” (Stephonie Boulookot) 204 or the Prom . . . Guett where wo are going after the game?l Co , Mary Beth Crogon, Carol Crawford, Corol Crawford, Wynne Crockett, Debbie D'Amico, Frank Daniel, Mark David, Corol Davit, Huey Davit, lori Dick, Danny Dkkey, Sarah Dillon, Leigh Doyle, Koren Doyle. Skip 205 Order in; Duncan, Mork Dunkin, Shoron Dunn, Cindy Durden, Nino Elf . Jonet Ennit, Eddie Etdole, Grahom Ever age. Bill Farlow, Let lie Filet, Ken Finn, Andy Fondren, Mahonne Forretler, Richard Fowler. Koren Freemon, Marguerite Freeman, Noncy Frey, Jomet Gotk.ll. Dee Geiger, Kothy G.bbt, Cindy Gibton, Britt GilKa, Ruth 206 Senior Rings . . . GOUt, Ben Oily, Adriano® Gtly, Carol Goldtchmidt, lindi GraHeo. Mary Ann Groham, Linda Grave , Johnny Gre®n®, Bonn.c Gnmm«r, Satan Hogan, Melanie Haggerty, Cindy Hoi®, Lethe Hamilton, Eunice Hommetl, Terri® Hancock, Don Hand, Jody Harden, Don Hordm, Gndy Harm, Ralph Horriton, lorry Hav.ll, Holly Herlong, Jock H«yword, Jennifer H� ckt, Virginia H.II, Sondy Hinton, Ginger Holloday, Chuck Holloman, Eric Howell, ten Hudton, Sherry 207 Having Goo Huffines, David Hoffman, Mike Hont, Melanio Hord, Lance Jeffery, Bob Johnson, leooro Jones, Bob Jones, Modolyn Jones, Mike Jones, Ramona Jordon, lorry Kennedy, Kirby King, Jeff Kirby. Keith Knight, Charles Konig, Lindo Lampion, Mark lo Russo, Mary Lawson, Betty Leonard, Marlene Letlow, Desma Lmlon, Alice lochomy, Kenneth Lovell, Bubba lundberg, Cindy lysinger, Robin Mochen, Peler Mohen, Pam Mangrum, Anne Mortin, Koran 208 Times Together. . . McCulloh, Coye McGea, Joyna Mcloin, Shoroo Mcloi flhlin, Tom McWolerj, John Moodow� , Mory Anna Moighao, Gorri Matey, Malmdo Morrkh, Dwight Mojhod. Jon Wo don't mot oroondl' , Dovid Millar, Donno Millar, Ja« Millar, Mon Millar, Pool 209 Moon, Susan Moore, Jon Morion, Ricky Moultrie, Don Murroh, Vickie Nabors, Rebccco Nale, Terry Neely, Annette Nichols, Dione Nolan, Chock Involving Themselve: Norris, lee Norwood, Cindy Oflborn, Suson Osborne, Ken Owen, Ronnie Porker, MoJito Pass, David Poyne, Bridget Pearce, Beverly Person, Peggy Peters, Carol Phillips, Tommie Pippins, Cordelia Pippins, Gerald mSm Thonksl I needed thotl (Ronnie Owen) 210 Vith Academic Studies . . . ould you believe that guy a� thit foil?' (Bill Evcfoge) Pizzitolo. Tereto Poor, Tereto Porter, Billy Porter, Koy Powell, Carol Powert, Eddie Poyfhrett, Robert Pruitt, Elide Quick, Horold Randle, Janet Reamer, Janet Reeder, Rutk Remittee, Brenda Reid, Amy Richardt, Valerio Rrdly, Chorlotte Roberit, Janet Robertton, Joy Routt, Tereto Schtffmon, Mornt Scboppcrt. Jill Segrett, Rick SKeehy, Danny Shell, Pool 211 Dressing U Maybe w con trad data with that couplet? Shepherd, Jockie Shield . Fred Shoemaker, Mike Short, Greg Skoggs, Todd Smeraglio, Frankie Smith, Dole Smith, I iso Smith, Sarah Smith, Susan Smith, Sydney Snow, Jenny Spetgner, Doris Spina, Rick Spivey, Erwin Aetuolly we are frowning, these smile are just pointed onll (Alice Unton, Robcn Lysing or, Cindy Norwood, ney Smith.) 212 or Homecoming . . . •rb?“ (Bob Jonet) Stondrod, Ann Stanley, Rick Stegall, Frank Stenson, Chris Stephen . Tom Strain, Jomey Strickland, Leila Sullivan, Beth Swmdal, Robin Syke . Bryan Thomas, Phil Thompson, Carol Thompson, Chuck Thompson. Kim Toro, Patti Totten, lezlie Towers, Sandy Towns, Tim Towns, Trededa Trawick, Steve Upton, Jon Walker, Boro-Walker, Tim Washburn, Coryn 213 Wotton, Ronnie Weaver, Pom Weaver, Sandy Webb, Jotephine Wegener, Hank Weit, Ted While, Debb e William , Dianne William , Pol Ann William , Rebecca William , Sharon Wilton, Becky Wilton, John Witeman, Carrie Wood, Chnt Wytong, Paulette Yeatman, 8 11 Zuck, Lou Waiting for The Well, they toid there wo o gome fonightr ' After hoHtim I will toko up donohon !1 (Todd Skoggt) (Andy Finn) 214 Year as Seniors. Oom Of 1975 BmIIII We Are Great, We’re Alive, We’re the Class of ’75! 215 leonordo Do Vinci I om noil (Tom Creokmoro) Sophomore Class Officers 216 The SopKomof Qow Officer Sponsor, Mr . Oonoldson The winningest class in '73 — joining fogelher for the spirit Stick four times — pointing signs and more signs — showing great support of the Rebels — really living up to the spirit of ‘76 . Pr idenf. Diono Thomp on Being a Sophomore Means . Abercrombie, Terri Abernothy, lorry Adderhoh, Sharon Albright, Sharon Altmiller, Juba Armstrong, Eddie Aromt, Kathy Arnold, Herbert Arfhingfon, Kim Autt, Oti� Race, Julie Barton, Clay Batet, Mike Belcher, Buz Belmtki, Alan Bell, Tern Benton, Eve Bibbo, liz Bigelow, Satan Blait, Rick Bobek. Robert Bonner, Andy Bolton, Buzz Bolton, Ruth Boyce, Anita Broden, Eddte Brandon, Groyle Brannon. Jim Bratwell, Trocy Breland, Jim Brennan, David Brown, JeH Brown, Mary Ann Browning, John Browning, Vicki Bruno, Debra 217 Buche. George Burkett, Suzanne Coin, Corol Ann Colk, Becky Compbelt, Wolfer Corine, Angie Corlin, Keren Carroll, John Castleberry, Ston Chandler, Don Childers, Sandro Choraitis, Ann Chnstsan, John Cobb, Anna Coker, Kathy Col tins, Johnny Cook, Ivon Cook, Denise Cook, Martha Cooke, Kathy Cornutt, Don Cornwell, Debbre Cosmos, James Creosy, Gndy Covington, Carolyn Gaft, Mock Gaig, Dkkie Crouswell, Cheryl Davis, Barbara Davis, Freddy Dekle, Scott Delk, Mark Denson, Steve Dolce, Steve Dome, Sam Droke, Joey Sitting Downstairs in Pep Rallies . 218 Winning the Spirit Stick . . . Du Bo , Jodi Dulm. Mike Dunlop, Koren Duthom, Trocy Duval, Beth Dziak, So ton Edwardt, Gail Ellrt, Arlene Ehi, Conn Entor, Pat Erb n, Judy Erdermr, Subeyl Foir r, Claren « Farrell, William Forrit, David Fergoton, Patty Femombucq, Marty Fiegertuch, Joel Fith, Debbie Freeman, Jon Fritz, letlie Frott, Becky Galloway, Jimmy Gonn, David Garret, Laurie Cotton, Suton Gentle, Scott Geiger, Ellen Gilbert, Virginia Glenn, Chrit Glenn, Tommy Godtey, Greg Goingt, Bill GoldtcKmidt, Rudy Goocher, Joe Good tan, Meg 219 Getting Involved in Clubs and Sport Gordon, Kelly Cordon, Laurie Green, Bill Gross, Richard Groupe, Melanie Gs tfcowski, Lori Homilton, Linda Hommonds, Mark Hondlin, Joyne Honno, Henry Hordin, Shirley Hardy, Morgoret Harrison, Vicki Hart, Uso Hawkins, Michael Henderson, Greg Henderson, Ronnie Hennesy, Drew Hoycr, Cro� g Hill, Sherri Hilyer, Sheri Hodges, James Hoffman, Carol Howard, Ralph Howell, Hollye Hudson, David Huffines, Ann Huffman, Sara Lynn Hunter, Cmdy Hunter, Lisa Her, Steve Imler, Donny Ingram, Gndy lio d, Mork Jackson. Pom Jackson, Pam Jackson, Tommy Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Kenneth Maybe if I proctice I con be o cheerleader! (Mark Croft) 220 Learning New Faces and Friends . . . Johnson, Lynn Jones, Richard Keoly, Deniso Kendall, loans Kirkland, Suson Kirkpatrick, Debbie Knight, Hal Krotzer, Steven Langston, Gory Largs, Susan LoRivere, Susan Lsvsrstls, Mory Ann Lincoln, Bruce Linton, Laura longshors, lisa Lovslody, Eloins Lows, VkkJ Mochen, Suson Mod do x, Jo mss Mognuson, Richard Martin, Miks McColla, Konne McOeod, Malcolm McGowan, John McGowsn, Chuck McKay, Bill McNssly, Camille Medows, David Msridith, John Msixsll, Stove Miller, Peggy Mills, Bill Moore, Jim Morrow, Hoi Morton, Mary Murphy, Terry 221 Maturing Through New Experiences . . Nash, Mory Neil, Kristi Nichols, Pom Noojin, Betty Nordness, Steve Ookley, Rondy Oliver, Steve Ormon, Nortcy Ponoell, Bfion Pontozos, Gut Popojohn, John Popofohn, Morionno Poppot, Dorothy Porodise, Dell Porker, Jim Posisis, Tommy Potion, Bill Potion, Kotrina Perley, David Petro, Laura Petrvsnek, Fronk Piazza, David Pierce, Sherri Pippint, Wolter Porter, John Posey, Patti Powell, Bonnie Prichard. Bill Prissock, Vicki Ouottlebaum, Sommy Randle. Greg Reamer, Kurt Repots, Jodie Riggins, Lynn Rimes, Bocky Ringsdorl, Warren Roone, Georgia Roberts, Keith Roehrer, Kathy Otis Aust would rother fight thon switch! 222 earning New Study Habits . . . Rubio, Sobfina Ruth. lucy Soio, Cathie Salem, Dentte Salter, Julie Sandcrt, Corol Saturday, Dicky Saylort, Tina Scott, Rott Schiffman, Jomet School, Wolfer Soegor, Morfle Scokle, Nona Scott, Corol Shafer, Karen Shorbel. Buddy Shelton, Corol Simpton, Sondy Skelton, Don Sloan, Kathy Smeraglio, Gino Smith, Claire Smith, Edie Smith, Mike Smith, Vickie Sorrell. Cindy Spruce, Ginny Steele, Cheryl Stephem, Bob Stokei. lito Strom, Jon Sullivan, Robbie Steneck, Chnt Stewort. Eddie Slough, leita Stroud. Richard 223 Stroxier, Jerri Sykes, Jonathon Sutton, Jamie Tonquary, Pat Tate, Clyde Toylor. Boron Terry, Billy Thigpen, Robin Thomason, Ricky Thompson, Drono Todd, Mimi Troy, Julie Ubben, lourie Valin, John VanCnglehoven, Lee VonEnglenhoven, Pat Velotos, Pete Virciglio, Lynne Vincent, Dorothy Walker, Greg Walker, Laura WoHer , Dove Wotkin� , Danny Wotkini, Johnny Wotkins, Susan Wot von. Dole Wotson, Vongi Weaver, Peggy Webb, Dennis Webster, Wondo Weidmon, Hal White, Bob White, Gerome White, Mtchael Wilder, Susan Wilkerson, LeeAnn Wilkinson, Corol Wlllioms, BillyRoe Willioms, Burson Williams, Lynn Williams, Tommy Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Kelly Wilson, Susannah Windham, Vicky Wood, Katherine Wood, Wynette Woodring. Bill and Wanting to Be Juniors 224 Freshman Class Officers 225 Freshmen Adjust Easily . . Anchor , Robb c Anderton, Phillip Atkint, Brion Autbeck, Pool Roily, Rutty Beaumont, Frank Belen ki, Gory Benavidt, Jove Benton, Emu Block. David Block, lenley Bloke, John Blonkenthip, Candace Bol.ck, Brook Bo t, Billy Boolouko , Morio Bowden, Alex Bozeman, Sondra Browell, Yvonne Brennan, David Brocoto, Uta Brown, David Brown, Reid Browning, Moggie Brownlee, Gayle Burton, Brook Bufgertet, Ricky Butt , Denite Coffey, Sutie Commock, Bertha Commock, Donald Contieney, Sheryl Corlitle, AI co Cote, Scott Coth, Tim Cotho, Ricky Chomplin, Betty Chondler, Jeff Chriition, Suton AT RIGHT: (Anlto Smith) I tore would look good in that new cor. 226 :o New Surroundings . . . Chrishan, Toffy Christopher, Mork Clock, Ellon Clemmons. JeH Cloar, Jon Coggins, Bill Cohen, Stuort Connoly, Kothy Conolcy, Jim Cook, Pom Cook Valorie Cornutt, Doryl Corretti, liso Cost, Rick Courington, Roy Crawford, Anno Crawford, Nilho Goaty, Tom Crim, Holly Crittenden, Heather Crocker, Ffoddy Goss, Chris Goss, Pom Cunninghom, Mory Oollos, Sodnck Don.el, Connie Doniels, S Ott Davis, Pool DoGraw, Bobs Delenord, Joseph Delucas, Jeff Denson, Shelly Denson, Mimi Dick, Morci Dillon, RKk Dobson, Phillip Dollar, Dodie Dome, Kothy Eakm, Lynn Elliot, Kothy Erber, Noncy Esdole, Jimmy Eskew, Becky Farrell, Catherine Fifles, George 227 Floyd, David Fondren Neol Franklin, Gndi Gibson, Debbie Gillespie, Sharon Gilmore, Sieve Gily, Pone Godsey, Johnny Golliher, Susan Goodwin, Gwen Gordon, Don Groce, Tom Graham, Janice Griffin, Janet Griffin, Mory Ann Griffin, Phillip Gross, Tereso Hobrestroh, Don Hall, Glenn Hammett, Kathy Hamilton, Tommy Hancock, Jan Harris, leshe Harris, Sharon Horrison, Johnny Harrison, liado Houser, lin Haydock, Cindy Hoys, Scott Hodge, Joe Hodge, Bill Hollodoy, Dov.d Hood, Chris Home, Gary Hughes, Charles Hughes, Cindy Hughes, Julie Hunter, Karen Ingram, Mork Jock son, Amy by Adding New Spirit. . 228 Making New Friends This sure it on exciting gomo. (Mock Spink ond Corol Ann Person) Jomes, Alon Johnson, Boon Johnson, Marion John ion, Vonn.e Jones, MoryAiliton Towers, Joy Kobate, Lee Kampis, Teresa Kandit, Melanie Kane, Mike Kellum Bobby Kelly, Kim Langley, John Longford, Mark Langford, Robert Lantrip, Tommy LoRievere, Kathy Lee, Debbie Lewis. Rick lewis. Tommy Lowe, Nancy Luther, John lollar, Lisa lochamy, Koy Maddox, Dove Mollelte, Beth Montooth, Jeff Marcus, Kelly Martin, Ann Martin, Pom Mason, Leslie Mauler, Bobby Merrick, Steve Miller, Fron Miller, Twanno Mitchell, Non Moon, Kevin Moore, Hordy Morris, Bobby Murchmton, Lisa Mutgrave, Cindy McCoieb, Carol McCollum, Chip McClellan. Linda McConnell, Cindy McCrory, M.ke 229 Perton, Corol Ann Petor , Scott Petrie, Scott Petwoy, Potti Philpot, Mike Phillips, Corrie Phillip , David Phillip , Ritchie Pickard, Billy Pier on, Billy Porter, Keith Porter, Ronnie Power , Tommy Prichord, Mike Prichard, Pam Pruitt, Torri Pyle, Scott McGee, Kathy McGwire, Brian McKenzie,Billy McWater . Mory Nel on, Elrta Nel on, Kelly Newcomer, Nancy Newport, Monte O'Brien, Ann Nicholt, Eddie NichoUon, tynn Norri , Scott Ogilvie, Major Patrick, Andy Paulin, Richard Payne, Randy Pooko, Debbie Pearce, Mitchell Pemberton, Randy Perry, Galyn Perry, Hap Raine , Charlotte Learning to Study. (Jimmy Etdole) What ore you doing after cio � ? Being Active in School. . . Raw, Jan Richordtoa, Tommy Richerion. Paulo Riflflmj, Kelly Robbint, Woody Roger , Rhonda Rot t«l, Alan Rotted, Frank Sounder , Cothy Sander , Natil ScKiffman, Chorlet Scott, Tim Schofer, SKoron Sherrell, Tereta Sherrill, Eleanor Sheehy, Tim Shoemaker, Lynn Simmonetti, Paul Srmmont, Lynn Skoggt, Derek Smith, Anita Smith, David Smith, Dawn Smith, Peggy Smith, Sharon Smith, Win ton Sokoll. Emily Spink, Mark Spivey, Daryl Spivey, Rebecca Stodden, Scott Stewart, Ben Stringer, Ricky Strong, Jimmy Tote, Mike Taylor, Bob Terry, Marcia Tezak, Shorron Thompton, George Thompton, JeH Toro, Mary Jo Trianfot, Dean Trvelove, Stephonie Turner, Debbie Vonce, Ginger Vincent, Craig 231 232 and Vm«, Renee Woggoner, Mork Walker. Bart Walker, Peggy Wommack, M kc Word, Graham Warren, Gory Warren, Johnny Watkint, Dana WaHon, Victor Weaver, Corol Weaver, Tereta Webber, Edd.e Well , lorry Wert , John Wheeler, Brian White, Thoma Weidmon, Mi y White, Volerie Willett , Tommy William , Harriet Waiting to be Sophomores Williom , Suton Willtom , Suion Williomton, Boot Wil� on, Robert Wood, Sorry Wood, Debbie Wood, Mark Wood, Shell. Woodring, Brion Wood . Sutan Worley, RvthAnn Young, Tommy The Fre hman thow their tchool pir.t in pep rallie . Freshman Activities 233 It is good to hove money and the things that money can buy, but it is good, too, to check up once in a while and make sure that you haven’t lost the things that money can't buy. The Merchant Business Managers: Kathy Campbell Joy Robertson 235 A SOLID TEAM IN HOOVER WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION ‘HOME - FIRE LIFE - GROUP MSOMAMCE COMPANIES OP ALABAMA f O BOX WM MJUIDiGHAM. A1ARAUA Owner: Sam Triantos Valley I Hour Cleaners I Day Shirt Service 210 Green Springs 1911 Oxmoor Rd. Shopping Center Ph.879-1369 Ph. 871-5195 Homewood, Ala. K PLOVERS GIFTS U Occnv 'f OXl toow - AU. )� S Lou Griffies Gerald Gritfics 823-5273 823-5810 Co gtaiwtoms '74 Jim jBcnton associates ittanuftcturers 'Representatives 2028 Kentucky Avenue Birmingham, Alabama 35216 205 822-0061 236 Compliments of MRS. WISE'S HOMEROOM 237 BOOKS forevfej a je+ancl HAWKINS BOOK STORE Ittt Ovwoor Road Kom oix). Alabama 1SW 70S-I79-SM) Jim Clay Guild Opticians 5 convenient locations 42 Green Springs Shopping Plaza Birmingham, Alabama 35209 The unusual in gift and decorative accessories 871-3227 Fashion for the Young Sophisticate 238 Compliments of JIM BURKE BUICK 1301 5th Avo..N. Birmingham, Ala. 35203 324-3371 JUNIOR CIVITAN Blue Ribbon Cleaners Berthon's Cleaners 2201 7th Avo., S. Birmingham 2213 Ave.. E. Ensley 904—234 2752 PORTERS COURT 17013 W. Hwy. 98 Panama City Beach, Fla. 32401 On the Gulf, Pool, T.V., Air Cond. Roomi and Efficiencies Owners and Managers Helen and Ed. Gilmore Sroroby'fi $inr Joobfl Eretauran! Mountain HronV- Hot Ruben Sandwich The Biggest Corn Beef Sandwich In Town Businessman's Lunch Catering for All Occasions Phone 879 8585 Open 11:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. 7 Days A Week Credit Cards Welcome 239 Your high school days are over! This occasion is one of great accomplishment and joy with an underlying tinge of sentiment and sadness. We are proud that you have completed your high school education at Vestavia Hills High School. Of the many bits of knowledge etched in your mind during the past four years we hope, more than anything else, that an attitude toward life has developed within you that will see you through future successes as well as crises and problems. The youth of today certainly faces problems no other generation has faced. But past generations have faced problems equally as challenging which you will never encounter. Opportunities dre never ending, and your responsibility toward yourself and society has just begun. It is hard to be a responsible person but easy to fall into the many facets of irresponsibility. Equip yourself with all the education possible. Add your common sense, a genuine feeling for other people — hopefully even love — and your journey through life should be challenging, sometimes happy, sometimes sad, but never boring! The only real status symbol is your attitude toward yourself. All others are merely by-products. YOU are the most important person in the world. Our most heartfelt wishes for a useful and happy life, and may God bless you in your journey. John T. Scates, Mayor Councilmen James A. (Jim) Benton, Chairman Patrick H. (Pat) Boone Lester H. (Les) Buryn Chris S. Christ Thomas A. (Tom) Dujanovic Compliments of n JUNEMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Downtown — 420 13th St. N. Roebuck — 9096 Parkway E. On the Mountain — 100 Green Springs Hwy. We’re everybody’s bank The more you need a bank ... the more yon need us. We serve people, businesses and schools. We can serve you ... whatever your needs. That’s the kind of hank vve are. CENTRAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM Member F.D.I.C. 242 2417 Montovallo Road Mountain Brook Village Birmingham, Ala. 35223 • Gifts Graduation Presents • Bridal Registry 879 4842 Compliments of ANCHORAGE RESTAURANT 2826 18th Street. S. Birmingham, Alabama 35209 VESTAVIA BEVERAGES (MACK'S QUIK SACK) Groceries • Beverages • Open 7 days a Week: 7a.m. Snacks MARTIN FLOWERS GIFTS VESTAVIA Specialty: Leadouts and Proms 1018 Montgomery Hwy. 822 9013 flowers for all occasions' STAND N' SNACK Birmingham — Memphis Sandwich Master — Houston 23 locations to serve you Home of the Original Stake an' Biskits JSrdanch Brookwood Villago Mall Office 879-0177 Residence 823-5698 KEN C. PEROLIO Ken Perolio Realty Insurance Co. 3006 Cook Street Homewood, Alabama 35209 Mrs. Lovoy's Homerroom FOOD TOWN 3000 Montgomery Hwy. — Homewood — 879-0884 Home of: • Quality Meats • Groceries • Service 244 103 OXMOOR RD. BIRMINGHAM. ALA 3S709 f?05 870 8570 Because of the wonderful acceptance by our loyal customers throughout Alabama, we have moved into new headquarters to serve you better. When you want more than just an office, call on Alabama's number one office supplier. Crawford Interiors Inc. Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church Pastors: William C. Davis E. Esco McBay Lorenzo Dow Tyson, D.D. Phone: 822 9631 Printing — Lithographing — Binding Engraving — Office Supplies Office Furniture Microfilm-Xerox Reproductions ROBERTS SON, INC. P.O.Box 1382 1581 Montgomery Highway Birmingham, Alabama 35216 1872 Needlepoint and Crewel Crochet and Knittin Supplii Knit 'N Needle Park South Plaza 1433 Montgomery Hwy. Birmingham, Alabama 35226 Instruction Fn With Purcha Marie Hulon 823-5809 246 Compliments of Furniture Co. 1808 Third Ave. N. Office 879-1638 Res. 871-9413 HARRY TERRELL Terrell Real Estate Ins. Co. I 754 Oxmoor Road Homewood, Alabama Understand that thou art a little universe and that the sun, moon, and the stars are Camping Hiking 1831 29th Ave. So. Homewood 870-1919 North Face • Alpine Designs • Gerry Camp Trails • Mountain Mouse • Vasque 247 QUINN SUPPLY COMPANY Window Screens Screen Doors Storm Doors Storm Windows Glass Panels 3150 Lorna Road Phone: 822 8751 Mms : If PATRONS Fritz Horst's Flowers Jackie's Beauty Bar 2915 South 18th St. Homewood 879-0311 Little Professor Book Center 2901 18th St. South Homewood 870-7461 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McGowan Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Smith Plaza T.V. Sales and Service R. M. Rainey Warren B. Starr Lincoln Mercury Hoover, Inc. 1675 Mont. Hwy. B'ham., Ala. 35216 SHADES MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH Green Spring Highway and Vostaview Lane Phono 822-1670 Rev. Charles T. Carter Pastor Anchored to the First Century . . . Speaking to the Twentieth Century Call a Realtor Estell M. Byrd Office 879 8667 Res. 822 0569 WE SELL SERVICE WATERS REALTY CO., INC. Best Wishes To The 1974 Graduating Class CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Vestavia Bank Board Your Over the Mountain Real Estate Specialists 589-B Shades Crest Rd. Birmingham, Alabama 35226 Office: (205) 823-5600 250 TUTWILER DRUGS INC. 410 North 20th Street Birmingham Phone: 254-3274 BIRMINGHAM FORD TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. A. W. Sullivan, Pres. 441 8th Avenue South Birmingham, Ala. 35205 Phone 322 8506 We Never Close Open 24 Hrs. — 7 Days A Week Fine Perfumes and Cosmetics Mrs. Jones' Homeroom JOBE Jewelers Since 1902 girl's interact 252 C 5out ! 0 ' T(M'n Realty Co. 1891 Hoover Court Birmingham Alabama 35226 822-7268 Herbert and Kitty Sanders, 822 9221 Jack and Delane Savage, 823-0837 ED MOLLISON Overlooking Oporto Avenue Our customers are our greatest promoters! 253 compliments of SEALE-JARRARD REALTY CO. 822-1400 NEWEST, LUXURIOUS. EXCITING Jerry Lewis Cinema PARK SOUTH PLAZA 1439 Montgomery Highway (31) South VESTA VIA HILLS. ALABAMA BEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT. Newest in the chain of beautiful, Luxury Theatres. Designed for your pleasure and entertainment and eptomizing the ultimate in MOTION PICTURE COMFORT AND INTIMACY. A community-type Movie Theatre showing all of the Greatest and Most Popular Shows. Many of them are brought to you by the request of you and your friends. TICKETS. Top Service From Top of the Mountain VESTAVIA REXALL DRUGS Phone 823-1201 Vestavia Shopping Center Vestavia Hills, Ala. 254 Congratulations class of 74 ENGINEERING PROCESS EQUIPMENT INC. 165 West Valley Ave. Box 11022 35202 Manufacturers' Representatives FOR SHOWS AND SHOWTIMES CALL: Telephone: IE E IAL A Cl Complete Floral Service FLOWERS, incorporated Birmingham, Alabama 35209 301 —Oxmoor Road At Greentprings Hwy. Telephone (205) 871-3538 It Is Not Enough That Men Shall Know. They Must Be. Henry Ward Beecher (falls Men's Formal Wear • Vestavia • Village East • Forestdale • Centerpoint • Fairfield OLO UT JKI Why not ride a Champion? 1643 Montgomery Hwy. 822-6242 Visit The World of Chevrolet in Hoover IVdH Leonard 1620 MONTGOMERY HIGHWAY P. O. BOX 20070 HOOVER. ALABAMA 35216 823-5120 1620 Montgomery Highway P.O. Box 20070 Hoover, Alabama 35216 823-5120 Stegall Company, Inc. Specialists in Air Conditioning 2824 Fifth Avenue, South Birmingham, Alabama 35233 Telephone: 322-8653 Classic Coiffeur's Hairstyling at its finest Owners: Ann McBrayer 1550 E. Montgomery Hwy. Mae Cardwell 822-0712 Apolo Business Machines, Inc. 2148 Green Springs Highway Birmingham, Alabama 35205 Sales and Service Telephone 252-9574 Adler Typewriters Canon Electronic Unicon Electronic COMPUCORP Delivery Service ROCKY RIDGE PHARMACY 2516 Rocky Ridge Road Birmingham, Ala. 35243 Day Phone: 822 5200 Emergency Prescription Service ROY RANDLE R.Ph. Nights and Sundays: 822- 2334 Barberi natural Goodness COMPLETE FAMILY OF DAIRY PRODUCTS JNA.ASH J£LU£ L£RS In the Vostavia Plaza Mall Phone 823-1381 and Downtown Phone 251-6191 Your Vestavia Jeweler compliments of Future Homemakers of America Always Something Great Swinging in our S'. Newspapers Come See Shades Valley Sun Penny Palmer. Vestavia Sun Homewood Sun on the hill 258 Compliments of ALLEY'S DRUG NO. 5 Vostavia Mall Varsity Cheerleaders say, Good Luck, Rebels! WILKINS ARCO SERVICE 3024 Green Springs Hwy. 822-9908 DIXIE SUPER STORE A R Food Store in Edgewood 259 Phone: 870-5937 Marie's Hair Break 240 Oxmoor Circle Suite 106 Birmingham, Alabama 35209 Marie Stokes, Owner A Distinguished Name in Fine Furniture FURNITURE ACCESSORIES CARPET DRAPERY Phone 822-7456 1493 Montgomery Highway Birmingham, Ala. 35216 822-9999 Bill Jones Owner VESTAVIA SHELL Specializing in Sports and Foreign Cars All Major and Minor Repairs Electronic Diagnostic and Engine Tune Ups 728 Montgomery Hwy. Vestavia 24 Hour Wrecker and Road Service Nites —823-6657 260 ROBERTSON TRAVEL POST urn- THE KEY TO TRAVEL Waite's Fine Foods Since 1923 2101 7th Ave. South Phone 251-9223 a new idea . . . offering a total environment of living plants and accessories. ait Ip J zaf 1819 South 29th Avenue Birmingham, Alabama 35209 Monday — Saturday, 10:00 to 4:30 Phone (205)871-9034 Lassetter Company, Inc. 2820 — 18th Street. South 711 — No. 26th St. Homowood, Alabama 35209 Birmingham, Ala. 35203 Phono 879-2166 Phone 322 3483 ART AND CRAFT SUPPLIES • PICTURE FRAMES STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES ferrp 1$. !Ukcrg sf£ioctate$ Qpeciafltfxq Cewi qA OiowImq Couikeost Gen 'idtxifdtiMi to tHe (SdaiA o| 7A Compliments of Sophomore Class HOOVER TOYOTA 823-3720 JAPAN INTERNATIONAL KARATE CENTER Compliments of LORCH, INC. 3200 2nd Ave. N. AMERICA’S STEAK EXPERT 3 Locations: 1460 Montgomery Highway — Vestavia 6600 Belview Drive — Fairfield 9500 Parkway East — Roebuck Congratulations Class of '74 J. J. HARDWARE CO., INC. 1923 Hoover Court 822 5860 Associated Doctors Health And Life Insurance Modern Protection, Old-Fashioned Integrity Special Medicare supplement plan for senior citizens Alabama Carpet Sales and Service 501 2nd Avo.N. 251-1587 632 Montgomery Highway Vestavia Telephone 823 I486 Fashions in Good Taste Get a Kessler fitted garment and you will be pleased CQustexs books Hopes Your Future Holds Good Times and Good Books For the Good Books Come to Park South Plaza 1409 Montgomery Hwy. For the Good Times Bo Kind to the Earth and Each Other. 264 Mrs. Guillo+'s Homeroom (There's One in Every Crowd!) 265 Compliments of Keith Williams OFFICES AT: JACKSON, MISS. AREA CODE 601- 352-7316 VICKSBURG. MISS. AREA CODE 601-636 4032 BIRMINGHAM. ALA. AREA CODE 205-787-2606 Buick-Cadillac Drennen Motor Co. 401 S. 20th Street 266 Compliments of RONALD L. GILES CO. 1012 Montgomery Hwy. Birmingham, Alabama 35216 DISTRIBUTOR OF SALADMASTER STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE and MASTERGUARD HOME FIRE AND BURGLAR PROTECTION SYSTEMS For Additional Information, Phone 823-1818 ? Z A KING SPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI OY£ tl DlfFOUNT ft!US 4 Dlf FOUNT SIUS EAT IN - OR CARRY OUT YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGES 879-8332 R«l Win 68 GREEN SPRINGS HWY. Mr. Fichtner's Homeroom 2A7 VEST AVIA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Jeane Matthews — Secretary A A ASH JEWELERS ALABAMA POWER COMPANY ALLEY’S DRUG STORE BASKIN ROBBINS ICE CREAM BELMONT STUDIOS BIRMINGHAM FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION BIRMINGHAM NEWS BIRMINGHAM TRUST NATIONAL BANK BLOUSE HOUSE BRITLING CAFETERIA BRUNO'S BURGER KING BYRD COMPANIES CAMBRIDGE SHOP CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS CONTINENTAL I-HOUR CLEANERS DANIEL'S OPTICIANS DANLEY'S MANOR HOUSE EXCHANGE SECURITY BANK FASHION POST FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION FURMAN FANT BEAUTY, INC. GLIDDEN PAINT DECORATING CENTER GOOD HOUSEKEEPING STORES HICKORY FARMS HONG KING TAILORS. NEW FASHIONS INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES JAPAN INTERNATIONAL KARATE CENTER JOE NICHOLS STUDIO KESSLER'S MATERNITY FASHION BAZAAR MARTINS FLOWERS GIFTS PARISIAN PIZITZ BAKERY RANDALL'S MEN'S FORMAL WEAR RED LOBSTER RESTAURANT ROYAL OLDSMOBILE SEARS ROEBUCK CO. SHADES VALLEY SUN SHOE CORRAL SIKES YOUNGS SHOES SIR PANTS A LOT SNOW'S CARD AND GIFT SHOP SOUTH CENTRAL BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY SUSAN LANE GIFT SHOP TODD'S MALL VESTAVIA BARBER SHOP VEST AVIA CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VESTAVIA DRUGS VESTAVIA SANDWICH SHOPPE WAPI RADIO WALL’S VESTAVIA SHOE HOSPITAL WATKINS I-HOUR CLEANERS WESTERN SUPER MARKET WINN DIXIE GROCERY WOOLWORTH’S YEILDINGS VESTAVIA HILLS ACADEMY OF DANCE 268 ALPHA DELTA PSI CLASSIC CRYSTAL REALTY CLEANERS INC. 2491 Rocky Ridge 3070 Lorna Road Road Compliments of a Friend EDGEWOOD SHOE REBUILDER 1018 Oxmoor Road Sam Lorino. Prop. Compliments of Mrs. Malone's Homeroom VALLEY JEWELERS Telephone 879 4601 2935 South 18th Street HOMEWOOD A Full Lino Of Hallmark Cards — Corsages 272 HONDA OF HOMEWOOD A complete line of sales, service and parts 183 I South 29th Ave. 879-6885 Jack's Color TV Appliances 2407 Greon Springs Hwy. Phono 328 9890 Service by Jack's Friendly Professionals. 273 UNIQUE REALTY CO. Your Realty Needs Are Our Specialty Call Us 870 8055 426 Carr Avenue — Homewood This is What buVe Been Saving Money For... Suddenly you find it TKit ‘loroctlilnK ou |u t can t live without nut what tu need yout Fknt National Savin account for — r� tr« money when you need it ( Unr in and Irt FM National hefp you u r lor thoae tpccul nerd with one of our cuttcm laving account The First National Bank of Birmingham 274 Johnson-Rast Hayes 2131 Magnolia Avenue 252 9031 Mrs. Proctor's Homeroom VICTORY RECORD SERVICE COMPANY INC. lit Ave. N. Birmingham, Ala. 35203 324-9505 Tapes Rack Service and One Stop For . . . General Electric: Light Bulbs, Wiring Devices, Flash Bulbs, Ballasts and Black Lites and Fixtures . . . Eveready Batteries . . . Phonograph Records, 45's and 33' 3 R.P.M. and Accessories . . . Blank Tapes ... 8 Track, Cassettes and Reel to Reel Morris S. Corona, President SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS 275 Compliments of South East Underwriting Service Inc. Compliments of PIERCE FLOORING Highway 150 Compliments of J. M. FOSTER COMPANY, INC. Good Housekeeping Stores 276 BELMONT'S PRIDE AND JOY Chris Perry Belmont Studios Under Pier I Vestavia Hills, Alabama 277 a man aoes not keep pace with companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. — Henry David Thoreau 278 MRS. DAVIS' HOMEROOM Says Go Rebels! Compliments of TIRE ENGINEERS, INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Birmingham Homewood Branch 270 I have a feeling that maybe — just maybe. The search is over and the journey has just begun . . . just maybe. The Reporter Art Editors: Elaine Person Susan Spain 281 1974 Senior Directory ABERCROMBIE, VICKI ANN Sponith Club-Treat. 1 1, Robollette-Copt. 12, Flag Corps, F.T.A., Drama Club, 2nd Runner Up Miss Reveille 12 Club F.T.A., F.B.L.A., B.A.S.I.C. Club ABERNATHY, ELEANOR LYNN Bond Section :• Leader 10 • 11, German Club, Leo Club-Hist. 12, Music Club, Annual Stafff oculty Ed. 11 -Beauty Ed. 1 2, Concert Choir, Mixed Ensemble, F.T.A., Rebellette, Flag Corps Copt. 10 -II, All State Orchestra 11, Dis. Gov. for Al, High School Press Assn. 11 - 1 2, Honor Music Student BLANKENSHIP, CAROL SUSAN W rlJODINE, GAR W Tri-Hi-Y-Pu ROL ANN blicity Chair. 10-Vice Pres. 1 I -Prej. 1 2, Bank Board-Cashier 1 0, Swms Team-Girh' Capt. 10, D.E.C.A. Club. Interclub Council, Jr. National Honor Society BURNS, ROBERT BOOTH Spanish Club BYRD, LAURA ANN Art Club, Motorcycle Club, Jr. High Pe Club, D.E.C.A. Club, Photography Clufc ALBRIGHT. DUDLEY OLIN, JR. D.E.C.A. Club, B.A.S.I.C. Club ANDERSON, JAMES LAWSON D.E.C.A. Club BAILEY, ROBIN ALLEN Concert Choir, Library Aid, Library Club-Sec. Treat., Library Aid of the Yeor 11 F I ‘ . BO ' LEN, RANDALL HARRY D.E.C.A. Club, Photography Club 1 BOTELER, BARBARA Band, Concert Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Rifle Corps, Honor Guord-Capt., Music Club-V. Pres. 12 TTOMIEY, MARY JANE Moth Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Stude obthe Week in Geometry caddell, Cynthia jean French Club, F.B.L.A., Jr. High Chee leader, B-Teom Cheerleader, Freshmc Gass favorite CAaLOUET,VAKlET DIANE Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Bank Board, Ma Clubf}pW CALK, MARK.COLIN Band-Troos. 10-Pres. 11, Stage Ban Stage Crow, Music Club, Interclu sal, Hone W. t Council, Honor Bond Student BOULWARE, MOLLY RAE Marching Band, Girls’ Golf Team, Music BALLARD, DONALD MOORE, JR. D.E.C.A. Club Club BARNETT, DAVID BILLY BOWERS, MARTHA EliZAB Art Club, Bond, Choir. Musk Club, Jr. Honor Soclnly M mg} Library Assistance BOZEMAN, JENNIFER MILDRED a CAMP, STEVEN EDEN Band, Music Club, Photography Clul Jr. Honor Society CAMPBELL, KATHY EILEEN Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A.-Treds.y Annual Staf Tri-Hi- Business Mgr., GUIs' Ineract, Senii BATES. JACQUELINE Girls' Chorus, Concert Choir V BENTON, BARBARA LEE F.B.L.A.-Sec. 12, Student Council, Girls' Tnterocf-Chap. 1 1 -Projects Chairman 12, Interclub Council F.T.A., French Club, Jr, Ovifon, Bond, D.A.R., Outstanding Americdn History Student, Notional Merit Sch Semi-Finalist, Who's Who in' High School Students, Hor Language Student BRADFORD. WAITER DEAL Science Club, Motorcycle Club BIDEZ, JEANNE MARIE French Club, Girls' Inferact-Treas., F.B.L.A. BROWN, ALISA DAWN French Club. F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Jr. Student Coundl Class-Sec. Treos. CAMPBELL, SUSAN CAROL Bon k Teller, Bonk Board, Tri-Hi- | Library Assistance • _ � CANTIENY, DEBORAH SUZANNE Rebel Girl, Girl's Track Team, Frent Club, Rebelette', F.B.L.A!, Girls' Intcrac CARTER, GORDON THQMAS Bonk Teller, B.A.S'.hC. Club, Dram Club, Thespian, Jr. Achievement- Pres. • ' BIERCHEN, JOHN MICHAEL New Trier East High Latin Club, Baseball Team, Study Hall Supervisor BISSET, SYLVESTER CLEGHORNE Stage Crew, Tennis Teom, Bank Trees., Bank Board, Science Club, Football Mgr., Wrestling Team BRUCE, CHARLES MAXWELL Football Team, Wrestling Team, Track Team, Interclub Council, Lellerman's Club, ' Most Valuable on Football Teom, All Independent on Football Team. Most Athletic -Who‘s kCK, ROBERT GERALD [Nitro High romo Club, Golf Team, Grand Prizc-W. Virginia Industrial Arts and Crafts :air-Home Design Creation Divison, lost Outstanding Architectural Draw-sg Student 11 BRUMBACK, SANDRA Varsity Cheerleader, F.B.L.A. Aid, Newspaper Staff-Business Senior Homecoming Court, Gass F ite, Pep Club kCKERBY, RUTH LOUISE fice Assistance, Pep Club, D.E.C.A. BRYANT. HAROLD BECKMAN Football Team, Wrestling Team, paper Staff, Literary Magazine, Club. D.E.C.A. Club SHION, ALAN BLAKE ers.debra'gAy ; k Teller CHANNELL, JANET CLARA Bank Board, Photography Club-Sec. BURKE, ANITA CHAPMAN, JOHN PAt L Football Teom, Basketball Teom, Basi ball Team, F.C.A,, Student Counci F.T.A., Interclub Council, Track Tean Wrestling Team, F.B.L.A., Lettermon | Club _ JACKIE SUE Art Club, D.E.C.A. Club IRIST1E, LORA JEAN Cherry Hill High Bast Latin Club-Sec., Foreign Language Club AMMACK, CLEOPHAIS Art Club, Choir, Monitor LARK, WILLIAM THEODORE. JR. Natiorol Honor Society-Pres., Key Club-Sec., Ensemble, Concert Choir, Drama Club, Mr. Vestavia Nominee, Honor Dramc Student LASEN, JAMES STEPHEN D.E.C.A. Club, F.B.L.A., Golf Team LAY, BARRY CARLTON Tennis Team OBB, FREDRICK MARQUIS German Club, Art Club, F.C.A., Leo Club-Treos.-Pres., Stage Crew, Cross Countiy, Wrestling Team, Track Team, Intorclub Council, Ensemble, Scholastic Art Finalist, Eisenhower Germany Trip Candidate OLEMAN, WALTER McLANE Marching Band, Concert Band, Bank Board OOK, DENNIS JIMMERSON Freshmon Football, German Club, Science Club, Stage Crew, Bank Cashier Choir, Girls' Chorus, Muuc Club, Photography Club CRAFT. JOSEPH STEVE Football. Wrestling, Spanish Club, F.8.L.A., Choral CREEKMORE, GAIL F.B •L.A., D.E.C.A. Club, Studenf'Council CUNNINGHAM, SARA JEANNE Spanish Club, Girls' Interact, F.B.L.A., Student Council Cabinet, Rebel Girl, Annual Staff-Features Ed., Koy Club Sweetheart, Senior Class Favorite, Miss Vestavia Nominee, Homecoming Court 12 DAVIS, CAROL ANN Varsity Cheerleader, Dance, Gymnastics, F.B.LA., French Club, Office Assistance, Girls’ Choir, Miss Sportsmanship, Miss Vivocious -Who's Who, Miss Reveille r crim, W.l’br Stui rj wh CRIM, CECILIA ANN Library Aid, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y-Chap., udent Council, French Club, F.H.A., o's Who- Best Dressod CROSS. KENNETH ALAN Football, Baseball, Leo Out OOK, 1ERRY ALLEN Varsity Football, Lofferman's Club OOPEfi. PAMELA JOYCE F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Honor Business Student OPELAND, MARGARET LYNN Choir-V. Pres., Enscmblo, Music Club-Pres., Bank Teller, Intorclub Council ORDELu, SUE French Club-V. Pres. 12, Most Likely to Succe.� d’‘-Who's Who, Girl's Interact, Pres. Cabinet Student Council, Student Council Member, National Merit Semi-Finalist, F.T.A., Rebel Girl Alternate ORRETTI, MELANIE KIM F.B.L.A., Varsity Cheerleader, B-Team Cheerleader, Student Council, Home-comin-j Court-9 ORY, ERNEST Freshnan Football, Freshman Wrestling, B-Tearn Football, Student Council-Pres., Jr. Closs-Pres., F.B.L.A., Jr. Class Favorite, f riendliest -Who‘s Who, Mr. Ves tavia Nominee LOST, WILLIAM PAUL, JR. Freshman Football, Motorcycle Club, Varsity Baseball LOTTEN, SANDRA KAYE DAVIS, GLENN LEE Football Team, Baseball Team, Choir, Letterman's Club, Most Unpredictoble”-Who's Who DEKLE. THOMAS SEBASTIAN Class Favorite 10, Best Looking -Who's Who, Class Favorite 9 DICKEY, JAMES LEE Science Club, Motorcycle Club, French aub I DOLCE, JEFFREY JOSS H i Art Club, German Club, Wrestling Team DONALDSON, HARRY MONTGOMERY, JR. F.B.I.A., Leo Club, Student Council, Wittiest 'Who's Who DORRIS, EVELYN JENISE Spanish Club, B.A.S.I.C. Club DORRIS, MYRA DENISE Pep Club, Bank Joiler, F.T.A., Honor Guard, Concert CKoir, Ensemble, Robe-ttc, Music Ctub-Cha r DUKE, PATRICIA JANE F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club, Off.ce AW, - Choir DUNCAN. LIBA IYN Pep Club, Art Club-Sec. 12, Majorette, Top Ten Talent-Miss Reveille 10, F.B.L.A. EANES, ELIZABETH HELEN Math Club, Music Club, Spanish Club, F.8.L.A., B.A.S.I.C. Club, Jr. Honor Society EASTERWOOD, JOHN CARLTON Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band, Combo, Math Club, Honor History Student ECHOLS, JULIA ANN B.A.S.I.C. Club, Math Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Rifle Corps ELLIS, THOMAS MARSHALL Marching Bond, Band-Treas., Concert Band, Stoge Bond, Music Club EVANS, NANCY JEAN F.T.A., F.B.L.A., D.E.C.A. Club. Bank Board, Jr. Achievement Co. FAIRER, DEBORAH ANN Pep Club, F.B.L.A., B.A.S.I.C. Club, Concert Choir FAUST, KIRK BERRY Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track, Student Council, Varsity Soccer, Letterman’s Club, Radio Club, F.C.A. FAUST, TRACEY DAYAN F.8.LA,, Jr. Civitan, Library Cub FERGUSON, LINDA GRACE Spanish Club, Leo Club, Band, Honor Guord, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society FERNAM8UCQ, GEORGE RICHARD FLEMING. RONALD STEVEN D.E.C.A. Club, Photography Club FRAWLEY, WILLIAM SPENCER Football, Track, Wrestling, Lettermon’s Club, Varsity .Soccer, F.C.A., Student Council FREEMAN, SUE FRANCES Pep Club, Moth Club, Spanish Club, Student Council GAINES, MARK LOUIS Freshman Football, Motorcycle Club- pte- _ GALLOWAY, LYNNE Rebel Girl, F.B.L.A., Girls' Interact, F.T.A., Student Council GANN. TIMOTHY CHARLES D.E.C.A. Club, Leo Club, Intcrclub Council GENTLE, JAMES DEREK 283 Freshman Football, Football Mgr. 10, B.A.S.I.C. Club-Pres., Student Council-Chop. HAUSER, SUSANNE Pep Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Civiton-V. Pres., Student Council GLASSGOW, GAIL JOYCE Photography Club-Sgt. at Arms, Art Club GOODSON, JAMES MARION Stage Band, Concert Band. Marching Band, Student Council HAWKINS, DAVIS HEATH Football, Baseball, F.B.L.A., Drama Club, Art Club, Student Council, Letter-man's Club, Best Dressed -Who's Who GORDON. CAROL ELAINE Pep Club, Girls' Interact, Science Club, Art Club $ GORDON, DEBORAH RUSH Music Club, French Club, Office Aid, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Drama Club HAYLEY, CYNTHIA IRENE Concert Choir, Leo Club, Tri-Hi-Y-Sgt. at - Arms, Music Club, D.E.C.A. Club, Honor D.E. Student HEIMANN,MELISSA GAIL Pep Club, TrMi-Y, F.T.A., Library Aid GRAHAM, TERRYE JO Pep Club, F.T.A., Jr. Civitan, Varsity Cheerleader HERSHEY. JONATHAN RICHARD Jr. Honor Society Pres.'; Bonk Boord-Sec. 1 1, Bank Teller, Varsity Tennis Team, Honor Society, Student Council. Moth Team, March of Dimes Chair., GRIFFIN, KENNETH EARL Track Team, Germon Club-V. Pres. Key Club, Annual Staff-Editor Photogra phor. Student Council, Jr. Honor Society, Mr. | Vestavia Wominee, Most Dependable � Who‘s Who MAIN, GINGER Math Club, Office Aid, Tri-Hi-Y, Guid- once Office Aid HAMBY, MICHAEL DAVID Moth Club, French Club-Sgt. at Arms- i Boys’ V. Pros.-Student Council, Scholastic Art Semi-Finalist, Secretary of the Year -Jr. Achievement, Won $35Q.OO Scholarship-March of Dimes, Most Likely to Succeed -Who's Who HIGGINBOTHAM, TERRI LEE French Club Pres,, Interclub Council-V. Pres., Jr. Civi- ton HANDLIN, HARRY BYE Swim Team-Boys' Copt., Science Club-Pres., Jr. Civitan HARBERT. ELIZABETH SCHOOLING B-Team Cheerleader, F.B.L.A., Pep Cli HIGGINS, MARVIN LEE Boseball Mgr., Football Mgr.-Studc Trainer, Tennis Team, Leo Club-V. Pres., German Club-Treos., Math Team, F.B.L.A., Jr. Honor Sociely, Honor Society Treas., Math Assistant of America Award, . ‘ Most Intollectuor’-Who's Who, Tennis Sportsmanship Aword HARDY, CHERYL ANN � p Club, Math Club, Spanish Club, Jr HILL, DANIEL WAYNE Leo Club, Science Club, Basketball, Baseball HODO, PAUL WHITE Football Team, German Club, Science Club. Wrestling Team HAflpETT, CHERYL ANN .ibrary Aid, Library Club, F.B.L.A., C. Club HOEFERLIN, JAMES CARL Freshman Football, Varsity Tennis Teom, German Club, Bank Board-Trees 12, Key Club HARRIS;MARY CATHERINE Cheerleader-Head 12-Co-Hcad 9-10, Student Council - Hist. 1 1, Student Council Member, F.B.L.A., Class Favorite 9 -10, Homecoming Attendant 12, Miss Vestavia Nominee, Most School Spirif’-Who’s Who HOOD. JONATHAN CAMPBELL German Club, Science Club, Track Team HOWELL. KATHERYN ANNE D.E.C.A. Club HARRISON. MARGARET JOAN Rebelctte, Pop Club, French Club, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y-Hist.-Pres., F.H.A., Honor Home Ec. Student HOWLAND. JOHN PALMER Photography Club, Motorcycle Club-Pres.. D.E.C.A. Club HRONEK, CLIFFORD CARLETON Choir, Bank Board-V. Pres., Jr. Honor Society, National Honor Society, A State Poetry Prizewinner HUCK, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN French Club, Mixed Ensemble, Cone Choir HUFFMAN, EDGAR GARLAND B-Team Basketball, Key Club-Sgt. Arms, F.C.A., Track HURD, LARRY CRAIG B-Teom Football, D.E.C.A. Club, Track HURST, MARY LUCILE Latin Club, Photography Club HYCHE. SHARON JAY D.E.C.A. Club. B.A.S.I.C. Club, Tri-Hi Gymnastics, Office Aid, Bank Teller INGHRAM, JEFFEREY EDWARDf INGRAM, GARY LYNN f P Football, Basketball,Track Studc Council, Music Club, Soph Class Pro Spanish Club, Jr. Class Pres., Photogi phy Club-Pres., Boskafoall All Tourn men! at Berry Invitation ILIP LELIAS Germ Club, Ban b. Music Club, D.E.C. KINS, DAVI RICHARD usic Club, l y Club, B.A.S.I.C. Clc V Pres., Letterpion's Club, Choir, S denVCouncil Cabinet, Sr. Class Pre Football Co-Cap!., National Hon Sociefy-V. Pres., Best A Around Who's Who, Honors EnglidHtudertWl Mgr., S JOLLY. LOIS JEAN Marching Ban Club, Music Cl JOHNSTON, MAX ALLE B-Team Wrestling, dent Council, D.E. Concert Band, Lo JONES. DAVID STEPHEN JONES. DONALD HUGH Marching Bond, Concert Band, Mu Club JONES. JOEY EDGAR Bond, Music Club, Band Board, Sfo Band JONES, RODNEY VAN MYRON Concert Choir. Music Club JONES, ROY HALEY D.E.C.A. Club-Pres. 12, MotorcyleCk Photography Club. Bank Teller, Bo Interact, Pep Club KARL, EDWARD MATTHEW 284 Bov s Internet. Science, IfQKnffn'l: Club. Track Team, Foot :NDAlt. JEFFERY GERALD D.E.CA Club rNNf.E’Y, WILLIAM ROBE! Boy. 5 2. Science Club. Bo k0 BmTwBTOr‘ Track Team, Football ' im-Capt. 12, Stunt it Council, Sr Clav V, Pres., Mr. Vesta -in 14 5SSLEF JIM D.E.C A. Oub, B-Teom Fo ,fca MBLE, KAREN LOUISE 1 F.B.L.A Gills Interact Pd . ll.Pdp Club RBY, KATHY BARNETT F.B.L a., Girls Interact; Fa.'cu tc NIGHT. cfAH KAY M-ti tcvell e Top 15 1 I -fop tO 1-2, ReboleMe Copt I I, FIc j Corps-Capl I 2. I itm Club. B C. Club. ArF Club ''. Pres. 12, M v.t Talented Who? Who, Honor Art Sli ROTZET. DEBRA JOYCE Latin Club, Music Club, Sodei yt National Honor St Jr. Honor � y MR. SUSAN VICTORIA Libror Aid, library Club, jChjW,£ •� � bin P:?p Club. Math Club.jGhess Club, Mum Club, Literary M‘jg � J r.Sla i Infcrdub Council, Humon OuM'nndmg library Menti in Notional Sch -Vrrltrtg Award, NotiO tal Merit Scholar i� t. V hos Who In Schocli, Mis . Stole Collej Merit scholarship AMB, ALAYME BRANTLEY Spanish Club-Sec. 11. F. jSt CKftH Club ':SBS8SK A SUE F. LEE FRAZIER F.T.A.-V. Pro . 12, Bank Board, D.E.C A. Club .UBER JAN ALLISON F B.l A V Pre . 12 Girli’ Interact-Sec. ' ' { '? ' 1 • ; ' .n’cil-Sec 12, Chou Student Council ■ AWSON, BARBARA ANN Art Club. F.T.A. GERARD. GEOFFREY SCOn Photc grapfiy Club Contf. Comm. 12, D E C A Club UDE. MARY KATHERINE Spanish Club, Girls’ Interact Arms I I -V. Pres. 12, Girls' Ct F B.l.A.-Sgt. at Arms 12, Annual Organizations Ed. USTERMAN. ROBERT German Club, D.E.C.A. Club LOVElADY, LOUISE F.B.L A., Choir, Girls' Inter. LINSLEY, KATHLEEN ELIZABE Moth Club, Bank Teller, Club. F.H.A.-Reporter 10 B.A.S.I.C- Club LINTON, JANET LYNN Art Club, Photography Club. Cheer-Inoder-Hcad 10. li!etary Maganne Art Staff, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award t-Chop. 12, I Homecoming Al g gpt Jr. Class jbel Girl McCALEB, I r NN CLAIRE | Scienco Club,,,Summer Scholarship Pro grom to B'hoigSouthcrn U McCRORY, Pep Club, cil, Jr Civitan ■rb. Student Coun- McELWEE, STEVEN BRAIN Music Club, B.A S.I.C CKib, Bank Board. Mved Ensemble, ConcerjKhoirl McLAUGHllN, LEA LORRAINE Band, Flog Corps, Art Club Ti Jr Ciwrtan-Proi Chrm. 12, Ne Slaff MAGNUSON, RICHARD SC D.E.C.A. Club MANTOOTH. TERISAGWEN Photography Cub B NN , Jr. Civitan, F.T.A., MEADOWS. MARJORIE LEE Concert Choir, Tennis Team, En mble, Honor Guard-Sabre I 2. Mus}c Club. Leo Club, Bank Board MEShEJIAN. JON MARK M Bond, Track Teom, Freshma M jJ Music Club, Advisor to Driving Ed. Program Club :R, JEANNE ELAINE and Mixed Ensemble Accompon ette, German Club-Sec 11-Math Team, Russia Club, Staff. Concert Choir Pres ub-Pres. 9, Jr. Honai Soci-9, National Honor Society-Reveille-Top 15 II-4th Sewannee Club Award xifls' Stote Rep., Out .1 Student. Merit Scm: , Who in Amcr. High Intellectual' Who's i Student ;.C.A., Boys' Internet. Pros. 12 MILLER. Basketball Team lettcrman's Clu MILLS, BARBARA LV|________ Art Club, Girls' Inifroct, F.B.L.A., Rebel Girl mitchell.uohn Footba Arms 9, I 2, Stu I.K.B.O.D.-Pres. ’HER i Club Sgl. at sec. Treas. Key Club, termon's Club, Gcr rd, .ount 11, Cross Country Team-Copt. II 12, Track Teom-Capf. II - 12, Most Valuable Cross Country, Most Valuable Track Member URDOCK, DONALD ALL N French Club, Ala. High School of Fine ros T2, NEELY, 4i i NOLAh Basic fOWARD :hael Future JRN, VAN DJ Stc IIA Muth Club DIANNE AH Club, Music Club, Club, Concert Choi lOlttfER. JAMES GREGGORY Football Team, Basketball Teom. Bose- boll Team, D.E.C.A. Club V. Pre� I 2 O'NEIL. ELIZABETH GAYLE Spanish Club, Library Club, F.B.L.A O'NEILL, JOSEPH TIMOTHY Football Team, Lettermon s Out w-m I fling Teom, Boseball Team '• ■' h Club, Math Club, Student Council I PANNELL, DAVID EDWARD Band, Trock Team I PARADISE, JOHN R08ERT Foofr oTT:T«8� l Track Team, French 28.' Club, Radio Club PATTERSON, SUSAN MARIE Pep Club, Music Club, B.A.S.I.C. Club, Ensemble, Concert Choir, Gerfhan Club. Home Ec, Club, Girls' Chorfs Accom pamst, A C ippello Choir PAULIN. MARK LOEBARDO Football Team, Wrestling Tear PAYTON. JERRY WAYNE Football Teom PEARCE, WILLIAM O'NEIL Stage Crow, Chess Club, Science Club, Asst. Dir. for Nigh! Must Fall PERCER, DENNIS SCOTT Football Teom PERSON, MARY ELAINE Art Club, Swim Team, Student Council-Cab. Mem, 12, Student Court, Interclub Council. Annual Staff-Art Ed., Rebel Giil-Hoad 12, Miss Reveille-4th Runner Up 1 I-1st Runner Up 12, Fresh. Homecoming Attendant, Homecoming Court 12, ‘’Miss Vestavia, Alai High School of Fine Arts, Scholastic Art Finalist PERSON, SARA JANE Art Club, D.E.C.A. Club, Photography Club-Sgf. at Arms 1 2, Bank Teller PETRO. GARY JOSEPH Swim Toom,; Football Team, Track Team, Boys' Interact, Scierfce Club, Let-terman s Club PHILLIPS, FRANK Wl .LIAM Golf Team, Swim PHILLIPS. JANA RUTH F B.L.A , Student .Council-S c. 1 2, Jr. Honor Society, Cheerleader, “Best Looking o s Who PHILLIPS. WILLIAM CURTIS Boys' Interact, Baseball Team, Soph. Goss Fovorite 1 PRISOCK. JESS WAYNE Bank Board,.Tennis Team, Wrestling Team. Gorman Club, Football Team, Stage Crew I RAMSEY. VICKI DAWN Band, Mutlc Club, REID, GRACE Club, s Photogrophy Club ette D.E.C.A. Club, RIMES, PATRICIA LOUISE F,B.L.A ROBERTS, NEENA GRETCHEN 386 Gymnastics Teom, Club, Tri Hi-Y, French Club ROBERTSON, JAMES ALFRED iballToar , J Honor S Honor Soc. e.y. Key Copt, 12, Letterman's Club , JAMES IRA . Club, Bonk Board, Pep Club, Boys' Interact GLAS GLENN Team, Science.Club RUNN, GARY ALLEN £ Basketball Team, Stuwst CoUncil-Treas. 1 2, Key Club-V. Pro . 1 2, B.A S.I.C Club-Boys' V. Pr12, FC A.-Program Chm. 1 2, Newspap Staff-Spom Ed 10-Adv. Asst 12, Soph. Clou Boy V Pres., Jr. Class Boy. Pres. RUSH, WILLIAM GEOROkT Bank Board Pres. 11 - I 2, Tennis Teom RUSHING, ROBIN ) F.B.L.A., Spanish Cluby Girls' Interact- Pro|. Chrm. 1 1 ST DENNIS, PATRICIA AKfN French Club, ConcertjChotr. Girls Track Team SAUNDERS, ELIZABETH ANN French Club-Treas. II 12, Music Club. Concert Choir, Enjptr.blc, F.T.A., Student Council SC08EY, DAVID WEI F.C.A., Basketball Cross Country Tearr Key Club-Pres. 12, r Stage Crew, Student Council, Annual tiLSports National Honor S ety, Honor Sctenc SCRUGGS. MIR Spanish Club tan. Miss Rev SELF, PAMELA Pep Club. Fr. Bank Teller .-Photographer, , Jr. Honor Sod-lent AN ■C.A. Club, Jr. Gvi-Top 10-12 NE Club. St udent Council, SELLERS, Music Cl B.A.S.I.C. YVONNE library Club, Choir, , Bank Teller SHARBEL, AU( LYNN Flag Corps Girls' InteM dent Cour Homecomil Attendant,] ilotfc, F.B.L A.-Hist. 11, Soph. Class V. Pres., Stu-12, F.T.A., Pep Club, Queen, Jr. Homecoming :rn'nrllio� t -Who's Who •Hist iHERIFF. JOESEPH FLETCHER Man, Musk pub-Sgt at Arms 1 . Bond,, Sr. Class Fovorite .lub. Stage Cra LEY, MARJORIE LYNN hHW, Golf Toon | dub Counc Jr. Ctvifan .Pep Gut F.B.L ItSMlTHf BARBARA sic Club, D.E. Club SMITH, CARLA SUE CHERYL LYNf F fll'.L.A., Spanish Club, Ar Club SMITH, CORRY LEE ?nce Club-Sec. tl V Pro 12, Inti Council i, JENNIFER LEE Smish Club, Chojr. Ensemble, Mi 5b, Dramo Club-V 12, Jr Cr I, Interclub Council, Mr. i RctfC.lla Tc Talent 1 I -Top Tt-r. 1 2 WER, JEAN ELIZAB TH . Club, B.A.S.I.C Club, Art Clu � rary Club-Pres. io. Ala. School Arts i KENNY [A. Club SPAINJSUSAN Art Club, Pep If Class Girls’l ETH ICHer 12, Annual Sta ho's Who NNE Pres. 12. Jr. Go r:r- Staff, Intcrcli nk Toller. Jr. Clo cnor Society, Be TON ettermon s Out ub. F B.L.A., Girl si Unpredictable’ nual Staff Class Ed. STEWAR Band, Pres. TAYLOR, PATRICIA AN UMAN f Club V. Pre«. 1 uncil F.T.A , Jr. Civiton, Ait Club, B.A.S.I.C. Club, F.H.A. Chop. 12 TERRY, I.ONNY WAYNE Span sh Club, Library Club, Cross Country Team, Trock Team THOMPSON, MICHAEL ALEXANDER Drama Club-Pros. 11-12, Thespian THOMPSON, BARBARA LEE Choir. Ensemble, Girls' Cho� us. Music Club, French Club, Drama Club, Bonk Board OWERS, DE8RA LOUISE Music Club. B.A S I C. Club TRIANTOS, PETE SAM Foolfcall Team, Wrestling Team, Baseball leom, Boys' Interact, F.B.L.A., Student Council, F C.A., Lefterman's Club, Fresh Clast Fovorilc, Sr. Class Favorite rRlCKBV, SUE TURNEY Music Oub. F.B.L.A.-Parl. 12, Concert | Choir TRUCKS, ROBERT SCOTT D.E.C.A. Club-Trios. 1 2 e?Gu B JZZELL, MARTHA JANE Math Club, Music Club, Choir, Jr. Civi-ton, F.B.L.A., B.A.S.I.C. Club, Notional | Hono ary Math Sock VANSISE, KEITH ALLEN Art Club, D.E.C.A. Club, Scholastic Awar VATALARO, DIANE Music Club, Choral Photography Gold Key VELOTAS, MICHAEL JAMES Crosj Country Team, Football Team, Boys Interact, F.B L A , Letterman's Cluj■ Student Council, F.C A.. Jr Clast Foytjr te, All-State Defensive Bock ?CIC.L ✓ iRqOLlO, KIMBERLY FAITH F.B.Li ., Girls' Irtteruct. Choir, Student Coumil-Parl. 12 ! -VAUCEf., CHERYL JANE F.T. ., Bank Teller, Hub, Soph. Sec. Treas Ed. 12, Track Tea Ed., f.N.A.-Tr Annual Staff Hist. 1 2, Thes Miss Feveille Top • F.B.L.A.-Chap. Council, Inter ub Pep Gub, Oils’ Bank Teller Yell Staff-Co-Mogazine-, Jr. Clviton, d.. Drama Club-Student Council, es. I 2, Student , Cheerleader, Math Gub, WALKER, WALTER HILL Band, Stogc Bond, Music Club WALLACE, MICHAEL EVANS F.CA., D E.C.A. Club, Football Toom WEAVER, DONNA SUE French Club WEBB, MARY CARLA French Club-Sec. 11-Chap. 12, Jr. Civi-tan. Literary Mag. Staff WEEKS, MELINDA French Club-V. Pres. 11, Choir, Ensemble, Jr. Honpr Society i I, Chair Band, Music Gub WRIGHT, JACK HARRIS WUSKA, JOHN WEST Wrestling Team, Spanish Club, Koy Club, Science Club WYSONG. PAUL BARRINGER III D.E.CA. Club ert McGuire i, Student Council YORK, BYRON THOMAS Tra£k Team, literary Mag.-Co-ed., Newspopor StoH-Ed., National Honor Sociofy WEGER, KAREN Student Council, F.T.A., F.8.L.A., Science Club, Jr. Gvitan-Sec. 11 -Pres 1 2, YOUNG, BELINDA KAREN Bank Teller ..... WHEELER, ALLAN REXFORD Football Team, Basketball Team, Track Team, Student Council, Key Club,. F.C.A., Fresh. Class Favr-“- WHITE, REGINALD Choir WHITE, WHAYMAN Choir WHITE, WELLBORN EDWIN Drama Club, Pep Club WHITEHURST, EDWARD LOUIS Concert Choir, French Club. Mixed Ensemble, Most Talented .-Who's Who J WILKINS, MARTHA l GA Art Gub, Leo Club Treas 1 2, Interdub Council, Rebclette, J Honor Society, Annual Staff-Copy Ed'. 1 I-Editor 1 2, Miss Vestavio Nominee, '‘‘Most Dependable -Who’s Who. “Miss Congeniality” 1974 WILKENSON, PAMEL Photography Club, Student Council WILLIAMS, DAVID AL WILLIAMS. WALLACE CONNELL, JR. Art Club, Jr. Civitan, Alo. High School of Fine Arts Sirls' Track y ‘ Interact, F.8.L.A., Girls' Interact, Girls' Track Team, Girls'Chorus '- . 'YOUNG, JAMESlfHOMAS efboll Team, F.C.A., Boys' an’s Club ZUCHUNDA RUTH , F.B.L.A., B.A.S.I.C. Club, ConcerfChojr, Girls' Chorus they let it flying ( X ISON, WILLIAM MOORE D.E.C.A. Club I WINDHAM, TER] KAY Bank Teller, f.T.A.,, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. Civitan WISE, KAREN LEE Spanish Cfubj Girls' Interact, F.B.L.A., Rebelel Class Girls' V. Pres. Life so they say is but a k slip away. Peace like the silent dove but it's only just begun. Like the twilight on the road up don't Know |ust where we're all the secrets of the universe casf our fears and oil the year and go coming strong. We may pass this way again. Dreams so they say are for the they let them drift away. Love like the autumn sun should but it's only just begun. So I Want to laugh while fho laughing y I want to cry just to make it worth-hile'We may never pass this woy in You make me feel like I'm more than a friend Like I'm the journey and you're the journeys end. We moy never pass this way again We may never pass this way again. Seals and Crofts F.B.l A. — Fu re Bov nett leaders of America D.E.C.A. - Divemfted Educated Chrbt of America F.T.A. — Future Teachert of America F.C A.— FtflowOwj of Chnshon Athletes F.M A. — Future Mpmemokeu of America F.NA. Futur Nwrset of America 288 289 290 2 9) Use your past as a guide to the future. Reflect on your goals, aspirations, and achievements as a valuable tool for growing. Don’t live in the past but keep your memories os an important part of your life. And as you grow and mature remember to look towards the future with an open mind! Jan Staab ■ 296 297 1 11 1 j I 1 1 As I walk on the shores of my mind I | I I i| | I begin to reflect on life aaaan Seafchlnglor who I was, g. lt arning mfcm my experiences. Moving foitiin my dreams. ' S I hgvc collated shells ofjnpjnories Which I will never forget. Though the sands of Time slowly slip by. 300 Engliih. and wrasslin ing I'll never Steve Craft , Coo h Diidine lumping up and and TO Cordell Lynn Smalley The frtertdi I hove, lie band tripv ' David Ponnell Kathy Untlay M . Reynold , tli riot. Long hair The endless effort of preserving events, faces, and names has been o difficult task for the 1974 REVEILLE staff. We have strived to put forth a complete volume of memories. But these memories can only be completed by the individual reader. For memories ore nothing more than images of the post. Images of being young, getting involved, growing up, learning, leading, and . . . saying good-bye. We con only hope you find a port of yourself somewhere in this vast bank of memories. Inga Wilkins Kenny Griffin —