Walker County High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Jasper, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

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Affflp - - Xa.,-W 1-s , 5. y lt., ' ' Ly lg ' M. ,Xgf wpupk I 'V ' Y E ,jak ' 1 ' Q m x M I 4 H ' E 1 . ' 1 -, 4 de ' L1 I I W iw Lf, I' .- ' , 4 My Q ' Y W 'V V3 X iv-Q i A - --X--.-5... F 'mg tg - F ' iv. V if- 1 V X ' ,K 4 X J 1 V 'F ' W '54 viz! ., ..., , ,1 lack Gold 1969- 0 Jasper, Alabama Walker County High Vol. 30 lim the Spirit of Walker County High School. Through my eyes you Will see our activities, administration, sports, features, and organizations. Follow me through these pages of the uSpirit of 70,3 and Walker County High School . . . 'ALoss No. 31,32 . . . is it ever going to end? We look like we are inventing ways to lose. A football game can't be as hard to win as we are making it. 1t's like trying to get out ofa hole, everytime we near the top we fall back in again. I am going to prepare the very best I can each week fharder each week, than the week beforej until the bitter end. What are you going to do Paul, George, Hezzie, Tirey, Swindle, Lakey, Smith, etc. Response from everyone th e same.'!.'.'.' WALKER 8 PHILLIPS 0 . . . Phillips has the ball lst down and 10 yards on their own 21 with I minute and 21 seconds to go . . . Ist down-9 yard loss, Znd. downg-Incomplete pass, 3rd. down-7 yard loss, 4th down-Quarterback runs for no gain. Walker takes over with 8 seconds to go. 7,6,5,4,3,2,I . . . lT'S OVER-WE WON. The Vikings worked, slipped, recovered, worked and won. A goal is reached, cz crusade is gaining momentum. HOW MANY HOURS??? You have to follow through . ' '-Karabasz ii 'N' -Wk su' K in featured events LEX 1970 Throughout a typical Walker High School year, certain special events are featured. Prior to these occasions-such as the an- nual Beauty Walk, Homecoming, and the Junior-Senior Prom-the students work fer- vently in preparation to make that particu- lar year's Uspecial daysv superior to those in the past. All are memorable occasions and add spice to the ordinary routine school life. :Q - i as :. xl S 53 1D sports f A major portion of a student's free time is spent either as a participant or a specta- tor in the glorious world of sports. Not only are a variety of athletic skills absorbed and a healthy body developed, but sports- manship, leadership, school spirit, and the ability to accept losing, whether it may be in sports or any other aspect of life, help to mold the character of an individual. Sports play a major and an important role in the activities of our school. W We , ww- i ? 4. 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Much experience which will benefit him in the future is secured while at the same time he is kept sufficient- ly happy and content. V in classes 1970 Walker students spend Class time in various Ways, but as a rule most seem to be happy, thus expressing a unique kind of spirit. Classes are conducted in an in- teresting and enjoyable manner while at the same time the most important and beneficial skills are instilled preparing our students forthe challenging aspects ot' life. K 1970 The use of leisure time is more or less an individual selection for a WCHS stu- dent. One spends his free hours in a manner which is most pleasing to him and in such a way that he gains personal satisfaction and receives sufficient enjoyment in his field of interests. in Administration. . . The friendly WCHS administration takes a personal interest in each studcntg guiding him in a suitable manner, depending upon his individual situation. Much serious thought and valuable time is spent preparing our students for thc future. The main objective is not only cultivating learned young adults but in molding the characters of respectable citizens with a worthwhile goal in life and a desire to secure an honorable position in society. Head of Gur Administrative Principal's Message Our goals at Walker are to prepare our students for further study at institutions of higher learning, or to provide the basic fundamentals of education andfor training to help them get started in the working world, and especially to help them become good citizens. We hope that We are meeting our objectives successfully now and expect to do better in the future. ,gwvmln Department-Mr. Felix Smallwood Mr. Clarence White Administrative Assistant Mr. Neal Hyche Assistant Principal if tii 5 ,, , ,,.. , l if 0 f Secretary Mrs. Annis Speed ffice C Staff W l' W LV,, , L 79517 2' , , 'CQ' OFFICE STAFF-Seated: N. Robinson, B. Sherer, R. Crump. Standing: B. Burkett, P. Noles, L. Boshell, Mrs. Speed, L. Hayes D. Cottrell, C. Duncan, and L. Aldridge. Walker's Capable Teachers Aid in M iss Sara Joyce White Guidance Counselor B.S. Florence State University M.A. University of Alabama Mrs. Catherine Brotherton Librarian A.B. Huntington College M.A. University of Alabama The Viking Library Club Senior II Class Mr. Morris M. Nix Guidance Counselor B.S. Jacksonville State University M.A. University of Alabama Building a Curriculum Mrs. Helen Rye Social Studies, Business law B.S. Livingston State University Mrs. Mary Jo Lankford Social Studies B.S. University of Alabama ' C EK MM' Mr. H. E. Erwin Social Studies A.B. University of Alabama Student Council Mrs. Ora A. Hunter Democracy A.B., M.A., Advanced Graduate Diploma A.A. University of Alabama Advanced Study, Columbia University Quest Club, National Honor Society Senior III Class Advisor Good English I Mrs. Burlie Hudson B.S. Samford University Sr. High Oratorical Contest i l W.. 5 WW Mrs. Marthanne Brown A.B. Samford University Yearbook Sponsor if E xwfiwaii X Mrs. Maude Maddox A.B. Athens College Speech Mrs. Reba Odom Oratorical Contest B.A. Carey College -nmmrmw g n. the Key to Success 2 Miss Anna Mae Reeves A.B. Judson College National Junior Honor Society Mrs. Mildred Snow A.B. Samford University Inter-Club Council Sr. II Class Advisor Mrs. Callie Sue Brakefield B.S. University of Alabama Democracy Quest Club Cheerleader Sponsor Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson Chemistry B.S. Birmingham Southern College M.A.T. Alabama College Medical Careers Club athematics and Science Provide 21 Mrs. Frankye Underwood Physics, Mathematics B.S. Alabama State College M.A. University of Alabama Science Club Background for Todayis Space Age Mrs. Anne Osborne A.B. Alabama College Junior Red Cross V Mr. L. Clinton Johnsey A.S. Walker College Beta Club Mrs. Lois Sides B.A. Florence State University M.A., A.A. University of Alabama Math Club B.A. Jacksonville State University Mrs. Nell Ekstrom Psychology B.S. Auburn University Sr. I Class Advisor Sportsmanship Club Miss Bernice Reeves English, Spanish A.B. Samford University Spanish Club Sr. III Class Advisor Mrs. Brenda Cummings B.A. University of Alabama French French Club Able Instructors Insti M g W g s fssassitfxit. Cultural Interests in Students lf 2 3 Mr. George Patridge Band B.S. Jacksonville State University M.A. University of Alabama ,V Z .. 3 g 3'- M -as Mrs. Olivia Sherer Art B.S., M.A. University of Alabama Advanced Study Troy State, M.S.C.W Art Club Mr. Rex Brown Music, English A.B. Birmingham Southern M.A. University of Alabama Glee Club Vocational Classes Prepare Mr. Grady Hendrix Vocational Agricultu c B.S. Auburn University F.F.A. Miss Elizabeth Waldrop Occupational Home Economics Degree in Dietetics, Vanderbilt University F.T.A., F.H.A. Students for Future Careers its if Mrs. Bessie G. Albert Vocational Home Economics B.S. A and M College M.S. Tuskegee Institute Mrs. Peggy Dotson Vocational Home Economics B.S. Florence State University M.A. University of Alabamag F.l-l.A. 4 l Mr. D. A. Harris, Jr. Miss Eleanor Williams VOCHUOHHI Agficulfufe Vocational Home Economics MS- Tllskegee Institute A.B. Judson College M.A. University of Alabamag F.H.A. Q 3 W., x 1 5 A 5 S 1 3 5 l 'i i a i 1 f 5 E ' i Mrs. Anne Saddler Distributive Education B.S., Graduate Work, University of Alabama D.O. Club, Usher Club Senior ll Class Advisor D.O., D.E., and Business Education Mr. Robert Brown Diversified Occupation B.S. Auburn University Mr. D. Joe Gambrell Diversified Occupation B.S. University of Alabama Usher Club, D.O. Club Dffer Training for Their Participants Mr. Frank McNutt Office Practice B.S. Jacksonville State University Beta Club l l Miss Alice Bargainier Commercial B.S. Jacksonville State University M,A. University Of Alabama Mrs. Sara A. Clem Commercial MiSS Sadie Thomas B,S. Samford University B.S. Alabama State University M.A. University of Alabama Beta Club 'S Viking Physical Education Keeps Oui Coach David Petty Physical Education Assistant Coach Mrs. June Hudson Physical Education B.S. Florence State University B.S. Middle Tennessee State University Coach Herbert Greene Biology Mrs. Virginia Finch Head Basketball Coach physical Education Auburn Umverslty B.S. Alabama State University Science Club Bodies Fit and Minds Alert Coach Herman Davis Business Math B.S. Alabama A and M Football Coach Coach Pat Morrison B.S. Middle Tennessee Key Club BiolOgY, Chemistry, Physical Education Coach Victor Karabasz Physical Education Head Football Coach B.S. Vanderbilt University M.A. Middle Tennessee State University Physical Education, Biology State University 1 , Hifi, A v 1 'wa hr 'Si F? if A' 3' -1 'N 751. L. ms in Features Mr. and Miss Walker County High Cathy Shaneyfelt Mike Hudson ig! Senior Favorites Saundra Frazler Buddy Cross Melissa Farris Sandy Sanders Millie Wallace Danny Calvert Melissa Robinson Hal Lindley Senior Favorites Junior Favorites Debbie Young Mitch McCullars 2 Margaret Ann Saddler Phillip Simmons Stacia Gambrell Anthony Swindle Sophomore Favorites Ml aOliver B bby Burns Emelil B Ph k llp 1969-'70 Football Sponsor Evie Fuller X and Maids Ruth Williamson 'N-.J Football Sponsor and Maids Homecoming Night N T7' Homecomlng Queen Ann Tnmmons Z 2 Q J amce Grace Catherme McKellar , rf! , Lmda Woodley Donna Pardon QP' and Court Good Citizenship Girl and Boy Cathy Shaneyfelt Wayne Key Girl's and Boy's State Joe Woods, Tom Byars, Melissa Farris, Hal Lindley, Nelson Allen Whols Who ,i MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Melissa Robinson Larry Lakey MOST SOPHISTICATED Saundra Fraizer George O'rear MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Wade Hal Lindley BEST DRESSED Debbie Moore Mike Hudson BIGGEST FLIRT Millie Wallace Danny Calvert MOST INTELLECTUAL Teresa Guthrie Buddy Cross ,,.', ww ,,, 7 ?, ff Who's Who BEST LOOKING Cathy Schaneyfelt Tony Snoddy MOST DEPENDABLE Sharon Cooner Grady Christian Who's Who WITTIEST Jo Ann Myers Charlie Brakefield MOST BASHFUL Kay Browning Nelson Allen BEST PERSONALITY Pam Hudson Sandy Sanders MOST COU RTEOUS Ann Gwin Jim Beaird BEST ALL AROUND Brenda Kiker and Wayne Key Who's Who MOST MASCULINE Paul Kilgore MOST FEMININE Anita Williams MOST UNPREDICTABLE Judi Bell and Ken Carter if I MOST TALKATIVE Annette Keeton and Jim Wilson Homecoming HY Activities I i , i Got that irresistible urge! Got that winning feeling. A real live parade? X X ' 'WK Q i ' J f k 1 X L it P A queenly smile. 3 Sf, W Q.. ,M ,ig 3 REM Gwzf zz? ff W Q xy ' 3 I W 4 in ,Q-gf 1 1g'q'f' W yi f' A ,f A 'Hu W Z' : k v Q 5 if 7' ,, H I 113 ,, Z l 1 ,,.V , VV,,, 1 5 lg WW nga J 1 jg! k., Vi, K' 4+ M Q -,ffl i' ,Q fa ,iv vy 41 X J? + g wg 1 , 'W' ' K jg was , -Q70 . W N w X W 1' FT' J ' ' '34,-Ffh-I IiQ Hw 'Hi 1v1f7if'f 115 IEW Z ,rf , v ,ff 'x '-1,6 4 X ,,: , ' 5 , T 1 f as Q 5, 'naw , .ni 4 A S Mi ff ' ,LMI ww 1 S X , ' ' W F ' b I ' x' -, b- ,, 0 L , X g ! -.', 'fi J L ' -. 'Q 5 5 L' YM ' Q X ., D X 1 , xt: 1 , K Zi,-. . :. Q 5. ,, 5 K. L- . Kiffgfgwggi-.,a QL - .KQQV N W t ' f F - fm X 3. 1 55, 1 i ji, QL , mr vpn. S xxx SA .., xf5Q4H'P-S-yy. .K WL? Q5-ini A .JV R I N 3' ng, M35-1 gigs, Q f N- SS gm, W W fi 'lf E xx wi we., Qs'3ilN x?. X Aifmf if W' Q' ' hs' was NWS? I x 'f .Q Xi sfifiy-,f fSS:2, s3, in 5 is - Q -. X :gig-4. , M . 'if Y sf V ,W as . ffW,iS,yf,f,gp,4 g H -ew,-, f- .v Q , .M .. . 1 -5, ,-is A - ,s TH?-' Sy? jf Q X X S 'N' Q Q - X --'Q L , -Q ,, .. KJ- ss. 7 QM ,J wff- 'Y X isggifgxg- L A ' A A 1,6 :-ifig g g ffT fQ1 .K , -f-'W' fvfimzm-.sf ,.-,J :big R Ll-ii Q, L , fi f gi' -Y S- -M- - ' .QM . ' - - M - '+- - M. , :gsw f More. . . .guru Senior Float-2nd Place 5 V S 9 P89135 Sophomore Float Homecoming Activities F , fl, Where'd the band go? , g' , i' , Q x A 12 S ,Q ie ',,, he lel, S ai S lr 'ii ' lil A . iw. l ee 1 ' :Q 15221: - , fjlgir, l ug -, I. ,Q 311.1 . - i A l .hi . ' - Ai- 'I L Q L1 5 ' ' ' Q . M , , .lunior Float-41st Place Seniors hard at work on the float 3'W+'?e A at or 1, t H. J' xv N 'Wiz- L THIRD ALTERNATE Miss Rosalyn Elliott FIRST ALTERNATE Miss Brenda Kiker SWEETHEART Miss Fran Latham FOURTH ALTERNATE Kelly Bridgeman SECOND ALTERNATE Liza Blevins Www Sweetheart of Walker High Miss Fran Latham W--LW ,,,,,, ei, v ig And the Winner is. . . . . me! Q X X :-- , 1 ' I ' S .., KW X ' X1. l, -r i R . K ,'C .n M fm, Two sleepy people? 1 . . A U, -7 :' ' ,mu r an . www ' ,f,: ' ya .-, , QL Q , Q 1 QM , ,. uf, - , xg 1 ,,.. H ugh, Y , f 9 f Af 22 f gwwffw 5 A , x X ,t X , Q, v 5 ww , 5 W , X 'Fw 5772 ff W 4 W 'PMG' Q 1 L W new ff Ai 3 Y Q , ,, , A K K. f 1- , , . , Q- f, ..,, , ' , A pp V . ,,,,.,e ,,,,,,, vs, . e 49 Z0 SV' . ff 4 -3 n Ln ly X g ,, AY Q 'RJ J' 4 , Q ' ' 1 I l . 'K , . 5 , f 2 V ' Z .... 9 f 4? if in Sports 3 l WVQKUV ,W fhff Head Coach Karabasz with captains Morgan and Lakey. fxkinf' C bb- .Q . ,,:,J'- V C kvbpkl . -fs 1 saw-- 3, - ,. L. ...,s!vfi.:f C Q 'fri 'W - Q as .C X N .fya f .swim f ki .L M +5 S, Q- ff. Aa Q' .sf If if ri: as it sw kj' sv' Q , Q. -r ,. X . tv it A ug 1:5 Ei, W svmw- ,X , -S Q 51252 www, 3- If . V,.,.3w - X.. 55 . , jr' . if Q9 Q ,,,x ,rms Q S f ' N-Q4-rgglifi N . ..,,, f x -I Yffgfv Standing: Coach Davis, Coach Petty, and Coach Morrison. Kneeling: Head Coach Karabasz. First Row: R. Tirey, G. Argent, L. Lakey, T. Byers. Second Row: P. Kilgore, M. Dover, G. Rowland, J. Farris, W. Smith, H. Morgan. Third Row: G. O'Rear, D. Kimbrell, V. Blalock, C. Armstrong, T. Snoddy, T. McCullum. First Row: G. Rowland, R. McCain, D. Calvert, H. Morgan, L Lakey, T. Snoddy, A. Swindle, J. Farris. Second Row: Coach Davis, P. Kilgore, R. Duggar, V. Blalock, G. O'Rear, G. Aldridge, D. Kimbrell, J. Jenkins, D. Morgan, Coach Morrison. Third Row: Coach Karabasz, N. Allen, G. Bizjak, M. Cook, C. Barnett, M. Dover, T. McCullum, W. Smith, H. Williams, Coach Petty. Fourth Row: T. Powell, J. Bankhead, R. Marlow, C. Armstrong, G. Argent, R. Tirey, T. Byers, J. McCullum. The'69 season Went Like This ,:vuy.., 'L .4,,,-v.... af! 32 4 JN ell i 1 Q Walker 9 Fayette 26 Walker 7 Deshler 8 Walker 8 Pl'1illipS 0 I I Walker 21 Tuscaloosa County 27 Walker 13 Bradshaw 6 Walker 13 John Carroll 0 Walker 18 Arab 22 Walker 14 Coffee 8 Walker ll Cullman 8 Walker 15 Decatur 8 'iv-f - Fayette 26-Walker 9 Walker traveled to Fayette to open the 1969 football season. A capacity crowd was on hand to see the Tigers and Vikings do battle for the first time since 1939. The Vikings received the opening kick-off and were forced to punt on the 4th down. James Hollingworth ran the punt back 58 yards for a Fayette touchdown. The PAT was wide and Fayette led 6 to O. The Vikings got on the scoreboard when Larry Lakey ran a punt back 85 yards for a touchdown. The pass for two points was incomplete and the game was all even. Fayette managed two field goals in the second quarter while John Jenkins booted a 20-yarder for the Vikings. The Vikings went to the dressing room, behind l2 to 9. The third quarter was scoreless, with neither team showing much offense. Fayette put the game out of reach with two fourth quarter touchdowns. The Vikings had lost their 31st game in a row. SSW Q tt Nt -asHa-z'.-fr'-ffilfiff .tfQ3223-5g:.:ffK1s3sss-fr. -.f..ss:.., gir - -- H- 3,i5gi.a.gg5g f af.. k . V i' la WGS H . H it , so -v .uf awww. ' 9. 'Q-5 . oeos se.. X 4 -.'tf 4 tset. 'naw' Q- 5 t at ttte fit? Anthony Swindle quarterback W. 1 ., . M., nv WWW ff www Tony Snoddy quarterback Gary Rowland halfback Deshler 8-Walker 7 The Vikings returned home to the friendly con- fines of Ki-Ro Field to meet always-tough Deshler. With two minutes remaining in the first quarter, Henry Williams ran ll yards for a Viking touchdown. Jenkins kicked the PAT and Walker led 7 to 0. Neither team was able to muster a score in the second quarter and Walker led at halftime 7 to 0. Both teams played hard-nosed defensive football throughout the third quarter and as a result, Walker still led going into the fourth and final quarter. With eight minutes left in the game, Walker went into punt formation on fourth down. Deshler linemen got through to block the punt and Deshler took over on the Viking 25 yard line. Deshler quickly made good their golden opportunity as Dale Nesbitt ran 13 yards for a touchdown. Nesbitt ran over from the 2 yard line for two points and Deshler led 8 to 7. Walker was unable to put together a scoring drive and the Vikings lost a hcartbreaker, 8 to 7. sg 1' M 'ii 4 . ,,.. 5 , V I ' 'V W 7 sim 'K 1 A A , , 4-M 4 I w t f' 5 1 ' 2 ' ' ', . I. ,,,,, ,, ,,,, v,.. ,, ,,,. .VAV H W .,,, ,Ima WW ,,,, W A: M . , iii M' ' V' WW W. ,,,rii it W mmm, ,,,,., M , My , , 7 , r ' 'WWW ,, 'Ph ','H-',u:f 'z?fff?4i .1242 ' . .L . ,Qing 2 ug , Nr 't f' ... 4 ' P Z Jerry Farris Linebacker Greg Aldridge Halfbaek Jack Bankhead Guard Robbie Duggar Hallback Victory Walker 8-Phillips O ln l92l Walker defeated Phillips 6 to O to cap- ture the State Championship and put Viking football on the map. The 1969 Walker-Phillips game was played under slightly different circumstances. The Vikings had lost much of their glorious football heritage, since they had not won a game in the past three years. But against a school they had once beaten for the State Championship, the Vikings started up the long road to football prosperity. The Vikings wasted no time in getting on the scoreboard. After a fumble recovery gave Walker an excellent scoring opportunity at the Phillips 35 yard line, quarterback Anthony Swindle moved his troops to the Phillips 4 yard line in five plays. Argent made a sensational catch in the end zone two plays later to give Walker a 6-0 lead. Swindle passed to Kilgore in the end zone for two points and Walker led 8-0. Walker was able to hold on to their lead and went to the dress- ing room ahead 8-O. With 3:50 left in the game, Walker was forced to punt. Phillips promtly moved to the Viking 27 yard line. The Viking defense rose to the occasion to pre- serve one of the sweetest victories in Viking football history. Walker had won its first game in three years! Tuscaloosa Co. 27 - alker 21 Seeking a second victory, the Vikings traveled to Northport to tangle with the Wildcats of Tuscaloosa County. The Wildcats mounted a scoring drive in the second quarter and at the end of the first half, Tuscaloosa County led 7 to 0. With only 3:54 left in the third quarter, Tuscaloosa County struck back with another touchdown and held a 13 to O advantage. The Vikings fought back courageously as Donnie Morgan returned the kick-off 82 yards for a Viking touchdown. The PAT was wide and the Wildcats still led 13 to 6. Walker promptly regained possession and scored with Henry Williams going over for the touchdown. The two point conversion was good and Walker now led 14 to 13. Forty-five seconds later the Wildcats scored another touch- down. The PAT was wide and Tuscaloosa County now led 19 to 14. With only 1:20 left in the game Walker scored what seemed to be the deciding points. The Vikings now led 21 to 19. With only eighteen seconds left, the Wildcats upset Walker's hopes for a second victory with a 41 yard touchdown pass. Final score Tuscaloosa County 27-Walker 21. Ross Marlow Linebacker ,fi.g,fm,i.,,f,. WM, yah I. ws- Uv, f t, ..,, ., t ' 4 , .. '5. 2' 17f5i7J??7IWf ' John Jenkins V Fullback W . , ,.iJ,LQ'5,., 5' , f , . . .w i f- QWJ w w w ' ' - , ,, M . Paul K1lg0fC Funback I .4 , I , f f ' 1 , 11 V W V. , ... , 1 ,. .' , w x? W A' gg .. .62 Henry Williams Halfback Larry Lakey V Halt-back Donnie Morgan End Walker 13-Bradshaw 6 Henry Williams climaxed a 91 yard drive by run- ning 22 yards for a Viking touchdown. John Jenkins kicked the PAT and Walker led 7 to O. The second quarter was a defensive struggle and the Vikings car- ried a 7 to O lead to the dressing room. The third quar- ter was similar to the second in that neither team was able to mount a scoring drive. Early in the fourth quarter, Larry Lakey returned a punt for 42 yards and a Viking touchdown. The PAT was no good and the Vikings led l3 to O. With only five minutes left in the game. Bradshaw pushed across a touchdown. The try for two points failed and Walker led 13 to 6. A stout defense was able to hold Bradshaw and preserve the second Viking vic- tory ol' thc season. Walker 13-John Carroll 0 Hoping to even its record at 3-3, Walker took on the Cavaliers of John Carroll in the Vikings third home appearance of the season. With 7:33 left in the first quarter, Donnie Morgan ran a punt back for 72 yards and a touchdown. The PAT was Wide and the Vikings led 6 to 0. Early in the second quarter, Donnie Morgan took a handoff from Swindle and ran 24 yards for a touch- down. The PAT was good and Walker led l3 to 0 at halftime. Walkers defense was superb throughout the second half as the Vikings held John Carroll scoreless. The Vikings had now evened their record at 3 wins and 3 losses. Manly Cook Guard Greg Bizjak Center George O'Rear Center Arab 22-Walker 18 With three wins under its belt, the Vikings faced a difficult taskgHomecoming and the tenth-ranked Knights of Arab. With the usual Viking spirit, the stu- dents, fans, and honored guests eagerly awaited the kick-off. Walker got on the scoreboard early with a Swin- dle to Argent pass for 35 yards and a Viking touchdown. The PAT was wide and Walker led 6 to 0. An Arab rally gave the Knights a 7 to 6 lead shortly thereafter. Behind, Swindle drove his Vikings to the one yard line where he sneaked over for the second Viking touch- down. The PAT was wide and the Vikings led I2 to 7. Shortly before halftime Arab scored and took a I5 to 12 lead to the dressing room. With victory in sight, a Swindle to Duggar pass set Walker up at the Arab l yard line. Swindle sneaked over for the touchdown. The try for two points failed and Walker led 18 to 15, late in the third quarter. Early in the fourth quarter, the Vikings drove to the Arab 20 yard line. But, a fumble ended the scoring threat. Arab proceeded to drive 80 yards for the win- ning touchdown. The Vikings lost their homecoming game by a score of 22 to 18. it ,. jg Ricky Tirey Guard alker 14-Coffee 8 Neither team was able to mount a scoring drive in the first quarter of play. Early in the second quarter, Coffee appeared ready to score as they drove to a first down inside the Vikings 5 yard line. The Viking de- fense came alive to put a halt to the Coffee scoring threat. The Vikings got on the scoreboard when Charles Armstrong picked up a Coffee fumble and ran 45 yards for a touchdown. The PAT was good and the Vikings carried a 7 to 0 lead to the dressing room. While neither team was able to score in the third quarter, the Viking defense was penetrating the Coffee line and throwing the quarterback for important losses. A Swindle to Argent pass for 32 yards and a touchdown climaxed a 65 yard drive. The PAT was good and the Vikings held a 14 to O lead in the fourth quarter. With only six minutes left in the game, Coffee brought its homecoming crowd to their feet with a touchdown and a two point conversion. The Viking defense held on to give Walker its fourth victory of the season. Roosevelt McCain G uard Mike Dover Guard Walker ll-Cullman 8 Once again Walker was faced with the task of upsetting their opponents homecoming. Disregarding this, plus bad weather conditions, the Vikings immedi- ately pursued their goal. In the first quarter a Swindle to Morgan combina- tion was good for 45 yards and a Viking touchdown. The Vikings drove through the Cullman defense for the two point conversion. The first quarter came to an end with the Vikings leading 8 to 0. The second quarter was dominated by the relent- less performance of Walkerfs defense. Before the half ended, Walker was able to mount a drive. They were forced to attempt a field goal and Jenkins split the uprights to give Walker an l l to 0 half-time lead. Neither team was able to score in the third quar- ter and another Viking victory seemed possible. Cull- man was determined not to be out done before their homecoming crowd. They fought desparately and were able to score in the fourth quarter. The two point conversion was good. The Viking defense took over and were able to assure victory number five. The final score was Walker l l-Cullman 8. Walker 15-Decatur 8 The last game of the season was a chance for a 6-4 record, and the Vikings were up againstundefeated, untled, fourth ranked Decatur. Although the Red Raid- ers of Decatur were favored, the Viking supporters and football team believed that victory was within their reach. In the first quarter neither team was able to score, however, a fine defense performance was required to keep Decatur off the scoreboard. The second quarter proved to be far more exciting. A short punt gave Decatur the ball at the Viking 45 yard line and three plays later went over for the score. The pass for the two points was good and the Red Raiders led 8 to 0. Minutes later the Vikings came back and Anthony Swindle found Gary Argent for the touchdown pass. Argent was called on for the two point conversion and turned in a spectacular catch to tie the game at 8 to 8 as the half came to a close. As the third quarter developed, neither team could make much progress. Never-the-less, the fourth quarter saw a turn for the better as Walker came alive after an interception by Larry Lakey. The Vikings moved to a first down at the Decatur two yard line and Swindle sncaked over for six. John Jenkins PAT was true and the Vikings had a 15 to 8 advantage. The defense took charge and the clock ran out. The result-a 15 to 8 upset victory, respect, and a 6-4 season. Yes, the Vikings had come a long way! Hezzie Morgan Tackle Willie Smith Charles Barnett Tackle Tackle l l+,,, W , V -':iSH'N' Tommy McCullum Tackle Tom Byars Tackle Gary Argent End Tommy Powell End David Kimbrell Charles Armstrong End End Vaughn Blaylock End Junior Varsity First Row: R. Mason, J. Smith, E. White, J. Caldwell, D. Wilson, G. Standeffer, B. Rogers, T. Harris. Second Row: J. McCoy, P. Williams, J. Clemet, S. Uptain, D. Baker, B. Farris, G. Bizjak, L. Goodwin, T. Jones. B-Team .L - . First Row: C. Hathcoat, B. Julian, R. Davis, B. Colbert, W. Lee, M. Schlitz, L. Engle, J. McCoy. Second Row: F. Chapman, Woodley, D. Burton, T. Key, M. Myers, B. Haynes, H. Maxwell, P. Fleming, J. Hardin, C. Allen. Third Row: L. Alexander, C. Mayo, C. Kilgore, B. Cook, J. Johnson, T. Williamson, S. Burton, K. Morrow. 1969-70 Vikings Firs! Row: Anthony Swindle, Buddy Cross, Derrell Kimbrell, Bertice Kimbrell, Randy Daniels, Paul Kilgore, Gary Card. Second Row: Coach Herbert Greene, Phillip Simmons, Vincent Medlock, Wayne Key, Mitch McCullers, Tommy Kelly, Mike Robinson, Tommy Powell, Terry Hudson. asketball B-Team First Row: Paul Turner, Guy Able, Bruce Humphries, Jimmy Holston, Gary Turner. Second Row: Tab Hudson, Greg McDade, Stuart Upton, Hal Bradefieldg Gary McCruder. Not Pictured: Anthony Benson, Bobby Burns, Carl Kilgore. Seniors First Row: Paul Kilgore, Tommy Powell, Buddy Cross. Second Row: Terry Hudson Wayne Key, Bertice Kimbrell, Derrell Kirnbrell. Varsity Coach, Herbert Greeneg B-Team Coach, Pat Morrison. Buddy Cross Waynfr Key Guard CCHICY Paul Kilgore Forward Tommy Powell Derrell Kimbrell Forward Guard Bertice Kimbrell Mitch McCullers Forward Forward Mike Robinson Center Vincent Medlock Forward Phillip SlmmOf1S Gary Card Guard Guard Randy Daniels Guard Tommy Kelly Forward Track Kneeling: D. Calvert, V. Medlock, G. Argent, I. Dotson, H. Morgan, F. Chatham, B. Farris. Back Row: J. Keeton, M. Myers, H. Lindley, D. Payne, J. Jenkins, A, White, J. McCoy. Baseball First Row: L. Tapey, I. Chambers, J. Sherer, M. Allen, T. Snoddy, R. Hyche, G. Aldridge. Second Row: S. Akins, R. Daniels, J. McCollum, P. Simmons, N. Evans, D. Craig, W. Fuller. Tennis T. Cook, P. Brignet, S. Upton, M. Crump. Golf First Row: T. Hudson, C. Brakefield, G. O'Rear. Second Row: J. Cald- well, J. Kilgore, R. Hudson. Trampoline Team First Row: D. Pardon, S. Alexander, S. Harris. Second Row: K. Salmon, L. Brig- net, S. Gambrell. Wrestling First Row: B. Colbert, A. White, D. Williams, R. McCain. Second Row: T. Jones, J. Caldwell, G. Rowland, R. Duggar, C. Barnett, B. Rogers. Third Row: N. Allen. Mgr.g G. O'Rear, M. Cook. H. Morgan, R. Tirey, W. Smith, E. Chambers, Mgr. W-Club George O'Rear-Pres., Millie Wallace-Sec.-Tres., Anthony Swindle- Vice-President, Coach Vic Karabasz-Sponsor. First Row: J. Daniel, M. Wallace, K. Shaneyfelt, M. Robinson, M. Farris, B. Lavana, S. Gambrell, V. Lee, D Young. Second Row: A. White, J. Caldwell, W. Smith, R. Duggar, G. Rowland, J. Kilgore, H. Lindley, A. Swin dle. Third Row: V. Blaylock, M. Cook, G. Standeffer, G. O'Rear, H. Morgan, D. Calvert, D. Craig. Fourth Row J. Bankhead, D. Morgan, B. Rogers, T. Byars, G. Aldridge, G. Argent, R. Tirey, Sponsor Coach Vic Karabasz Fifth Row: N. Evans, T. Powell, V. Medlock, B. Farris, D. Kimbrell, W. Key, G. Bizjak, G. Akins, C. Barnett, R Marlow. -. M l R b -Head Millie 1 969-970 Varsity Cheerleaders Wallace-Co-H .Ian Daniel Cathy Shaneyfelt Melissa Farris Vicki Lee , . Q- a 2 YA N w1.g,rf-. . . ' . 3'?'n.3'aM '6 , me ' Q,-NIA V, 5 . , , ,Q f 4. ? Stacia Gambrell Debbie Young Emelil Bankhead-Head Melissa Oliver Team Cheer Leaders in Activities . Q9 'Ill 'I AX XL i XVG F 0105 Walker iking and .f :wg George Patridge, Band Director K SENIORS-First Row: S. Colvin, H. Wade, R. Crump, T. Guthrie, M. Baker, S. Barton, H. Lindley, M. Dodd. Second Row: S. Frazier, P. Hudson, A. M. Gwin, S. Lynn, S. Cooner, D. Kendrick, G. Stovall. Third Row: E. Alexander, D. Payne, J. Dotson, D. Eddy, C. Phillips, G. Scott. 5 L F , . , 1 ' xx. X n ' K ' X 5 A 4, K. N A 4 .. . . , . , -. 4,7 V. ea I 71 .. V, A K . I kr, l ,., ':w,'T 'f' . . ' .fi Deven Stephenson, Drum Major Ann Marie Gwin, Flag Captain ers? WOODWIND-First Row: S. Cooner, D. McCoy, R. Garrett, D. Wilson, E. Bickerstaff, J. Burton, J. Holeman, T. Russell, R. Williams, M. Baker, G. Stovall. Second Row: K. Lloyd, S. Howell, W. Coleman, M. Burkett, S. Bevie, S. Garrett, S. Barton, K. Cooner, D. Odom, K. Underwood, D. Kendrick. Third Row: C. Sokol, R. McCroy, P. Hatley, S. Lynn, C. Keller, M. Stephenson, P. Dryskal, C. Jones, C. Bevil, H. Wade, D. Hyde, C. Aldridge, D. Crump. R. Crump. PERCUSSION-L. Hamilton, R. O'Rear, D. Gober, R. Jones, G. Scott, R. Wade, P. Flemming, E. Alexander, B. Hyde. HONOR GUARD: S. Scruggs, D. Kilgore, R. Hall-Rifles: M. Dodd, L. Steffens, CAPTAIN: A. M. Color Guard owm-FLASH FLAGS: K. Salmon, J. Brakefield, s. Colvin. J. Plyler, C. Wilson, C. comeii, B. Brakelield, L. Aldridge. BRASS-First Row: P. Hudson, S. Lynn, H. Wade, M. Stephenson. Second Row: V. ,Medlock, L. Tol- bert, D. Willingham, S. Redmill D. Jackson, W. McCoy. Third Row: H. Lindley, G. Gravelee, D. Danials, J. Crump, J. Guthrie, J. Mathews, J. Burke. Fourth Row: J. May, C. Phillips, D. Eddy, B. Sims, J. Burke, B. Julian, R. Jones, T. Morron. Fzjih Row: F. Fergu- son, D. Brown, B. Lynn, D. Payne J. Dotson, J. McRay, S. Sherer, J. Keeton. a 9 XQX ew- awww wvmfe' 1 ' -MMA. ..... s K .... . - N' pw,,...M-x- -Egg . . --.1-:..s5f-ss -:. - -N 'WM .. ,f m fr-1-1 5 W - ' 'i K :sr J . -1 1 9 6 9 ,7 O Jan Legg-Head Saundra Frazier-Head Student Council Mr. Erwin, Sponsor, M. Robinson, Treasurer, H. Lindley, President, S. Sanders, Vice President, H. Wade, Secretary. First Row: Sponsor Mr. Erwin, H. Lindley, T. Guthrie, S. Sanders, Second Row: D. Calvert, H. Wade, S. McCluney, M. Wallace, S. Bearid. Third Row: B. Cross, J. Myers, M. Hudson. First Row: M. Sherbert, K. Hice, S. King. Second Row: J. McCoy, J. Stewert, B. Yates, L. Alexander. Third Row: E. Cain, M. Ducan, S. Uptain, B. Burns T. Hudson. First Row: C. Cottrell, J. Ivey, E. Paramor, D. Young. Second Row: R. Marlow, L. Steffens, P. Brignet, R. Elliot, P. Sim- mons. Key Club Standing: Joe Woods-President, Buddy Cross-First Vice-President, George Kilgore-Second Vice-President. Kr1ceIir1g.' Nelson Allen-Secretary, Pete Brignet -Treasurerg Tony Snoddy-Senior Advisorg Mike Hudson-District Lieutenant Governor. First Row: Barbara Buchstane-Sweetheart, J. Kilgore, R. Rutledge, A. Swindle, M. Hudson, B. Cross, D. Fewell, S. Sanders, G O'Rear, G. Kilgore, W. Key. Second Row: Melissa Oliver-Alternate Sweetheartg H. Lindley, G. Standeffer, M. Dover, P. Brignet G. Rowland, B. Jones, G. Aldridge, N. Allen, V. Blalock, T. Byard, J. Woods. Saundra Frazier-District Sweetheart. 'V 5 A sig. ,as A 5 E Junior ational Honor Society Leda Richardson-Presidentg Regina Stewart-Vice-President Debbie Parsons-Sccretaryg Don Gober-Treasurer. ......,.....-.........-. .... .. . ..Xe . --.N W - Mi.. M. , N .. . mm - sw . Front Row: Mrs. Hunter, Sponsorg M. Robinson, S. Myers, T. Guthrie, M. Farris, B. Kilgore, H. Wade, B. Cross. Back Row: D. Pace. M. Dodd, R. Williamson, S. Colvin, E. Banks, C. Humphry. ational Honor Society Buddy Cross, President, Teresa Guthrie, Vice President, Serena Colvin, Secretaryg Melissa Farris, Treasurer. Front Row: Mrs. Hunter, Sponsor, M. Robinson, S. Myers, T. Guthrie, M. Farris, B. Kilgore, H. Wade B. Cross. Back Row: D. Pace, M. Dodd, R. Williamson, S. Colvin, E. Banks, C. Humphry. Tau lpha OFFICERS: Robbie Duggar-President, Mike Williams-Vice President, Sybil Burton-Secretary, Linda Steffins-Trea- surer. Front Row: J. Legg, V. Lee, E. Paramore, B. Lavanna, J. Ivey, J. Nixon, D. Williams. Second Row: D. Young, K. Sizemore, B Self, P. Turner, K. Salmon, M. Saddler, M. Kitchens, G. Kilgo. Third Row: B. Eliot, J. Brakefield, D. Kilgore, J. Grace, J. Smith D. Jackson, R. Dodd, C. Wilson, J. Edgil, J. O'Rear. Fourth Row: E. O'Rear, Mrs. Jonsey-sponsor, D. McCoy, S. Burton, L Steffins, L. Tolbert, M. Williams, K. Barker. Beta psilon OFFICERS: Helen Wade-Treasurer, Teressa Guthrie-Pres ident, Dale Pace-Vice-President, Emily Banks-Secretary. Seated: H. Wade, T. Guthrie, D. Pace, E. Banks. Standing: B. Kilgore, M. Dodd, M. Wallace, M. Smothers, M. Robinson, L Boshell, G. Stovall, C. Humphries, B. Kennedy, S. Colvin, M. Farris, B. Cross, R. Uptain, Mr. .Iohnsey-sponsor. OFFICERS: Mrs. Mildred Snow-Sponsorg Sandy Sanders- Presidentg Joe Woods-Vice President: Serena Colvin-Serb retary-Treasurer. .... - l s, S., .. 1 Bottom Row L Spears S Griffin B Lavanna S Sanders R Hyche, T. Snoddy. Second Row: E. Alexander, T. Guthrie, Colvin L Richardson M Robinson W Key J May M Robinson, T. Alexander, M. Hudson, B. Cross, J. Woods, G. Mu lpha Theta Buddy Cross-Presidentg Wayne Key-Vice-Presidentg Serena Colvin-Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: R. Williamson, H. Wade, M. Farris, H. Lindley, T. Guthrie, D. Craig, M. Dodd, L. Aldridge, K. Salm on, Sponsor: Mrs. Sides. Second Row: M. Smothers, D. Pace, J. O'Rear, E. O'Rear, S. Colvin, B. Cross, J. Woods W. Key, E. Banks. Viking Staff Seated: Mrs. Brotherton, Spon- sorg Betsy Lavanna, Editor, Standing: Janie Ivey, Associate Editorg Danny Calvert, Business Manager. Ftrst Row Mrs Brotherton, S. Taylor, S. McCluney M Farris J lvey E Paramore L Woodley S Morris Second Row T Trotter J Bell B Kiker, J. Nixon, D. Moore, L. Brlgnet B Lavanna Ed M ORear A Keeton B Buchstane M Saddler S Colvin Thtrd Row D. Calvert, J. Myers, G. O'Rear D Boshell E Cain G Scott B Slmms M Dodd M Hudson K Guthrle Library Club P. Simmons, J. A. Myers, J. lvey, S. MAcCluney, D. Jones, E. Paramore, B. Jones. ' ' 4'f?..,,, V , J' ' 3' fr' , 'f' il 'fA if yf 'A . wwe .. 5 ff. rr.Vf ' F' 1 1 . J Officers: Secretary-Treasurer-Janie Ivey, President-Jo Ann Myers, Vice President-Bill Jones. First Row: A,M. Gwin, T. Guthrie, A. Keeton, N. Adkins, C. Owens. Second Row: J. Bell, B. Sherer, B. Self. D. White, D. Brock, S. Carroll, Mrs. Brotherton, D. Burton, H. Lindley, F. Latham, D. Phillips. Spanish Club President-E. O'Rear1 Chairman-D. Phillips, E. Alexander, K. Boyd, J. Richardson: Sponsor-Miss B. Rccvcs. l l , A 4 Q A A L ' ' Front Row: S. Price, C. Cochran. B. Brakefield, M. Hartdy, V. Schwab, P. Godfrey, E. Bankhead, D. Naramore, L. McDonald, R. Crump. K. Nunnally, J. Key. Second Raw: P. Brock. B. Washington, J. Grace. D. Crump, G. Kimbrcll, D. Mann, J. Plyer, K. Boyd, V. Roberts. B. Mewbourn. Third Row: D. Light. B. Burkett, M. Shubert, M. O'Rear. M. Oliver, D. Parsons. S. Carol. D. Phillips, K. Hicc. J. Nicholson. J. Nunnally. Fourth Row: T. Shumaker, R. Martin, D. Boshell. G. Turner, M. Hendon. R. Woodard, J. Hilly, M. Myers, E. Hudson. J. O'Rear. Fffilz Row: M. Schlitt, C. Sokol, J. Crotzer. J. Cagle. T. Johnson. B. Sims. E. O'Rear, C. Kilgore, J. Richardson. Sixllz Row: B. Mathews, P. Williams, M. Burton, C. Hammett. T. Cook. R. Meeks. H. Brakefield, A. Benson. B. Yates. Svvwith Row: D. Bryant. R. O'Rear. D. Nix. S. Redmill. P. Williams. M. Williams, L. Tolbert, E. Alexander, D. Wilson. T. Harris. R. Jackson. JO6 French Club Officers: Bruce Causey, Trea- surer, Ricky Garrett, Vice Pres- identg Renae Hall, Secretaryg Joel May, President. First Row: R. Watson, B. Buchstane, S. Taylor, J. Jefferson, L. Blevins, D. Turner, W. Courington, R. Hall, C. McKeller, W Davis, J. McAdams, P. Hatley. Second Row: C. Thomas, S. Chatham, L. Brignet, D. Boshell, B. Causey, B. Lavanna, J. Henry R, Garrett, S. Sherer, G. Gravlee, Mrs. Cummings. Third Row: E. O'Rear, P. Fleming, J. McCollum, S. Bevis, J. Caldwell, J O'Rear, K. Lloyd, J. May, T. Hudson, C. Hathcoat, B. Julian, B. Hanes, W. McCoy. Future Teachers of America Serena Colvin-Presidentg Melissa Farris-Vice-Presidentg Sheila Lynn-Secretary-Treasurerg Helen WadehMiss F.T.A.g E m i l y Banks-District Vice-President. Susan Griffin-President: Sheila Lynn-Reporter: Kathy Frost-Historiang Reba Panter-Recreation Leaderg Sheila Barton-Secretary-Treasurerg Sheila Alexander-Vice-President. .. 1 ,rMWfQ'7.? 7, ,,, , W Future Homemakers of merica Sopranos First Row: C. Morgan. P. Alexander, J. Gramlee, J. Bradley, B. Posey, D. Daniels, B. Craft, E. Kimbrell. Secwzd Row: G. Aaron, M. McCelrath, W. Davis, D. Crutchfield, B. Loser, R. Hyche, D. Cain, M. Wilson, T. Robbins. Third Row: C. Frazier, L. Posey, S. Gunn, l.. Spears, S. Brown, S. Schiller, B. Daniels, D. Beasly, B. Dickenson. Altos First Row: C. Higgins, B. Jackson. C. Rutledge, M. Shubert, G. Aaron, W. Coleman, S. Morris, C. Trotter, S. Reid, C. Swindle. Second Row: C. Lewis, R. Banks. J. Gunter, Y. Billip, M. Armstrong, Y. Morris, D. Lewis, l.. Hamilton, M. Swinney, L. Calloway, J. Daniels, B. Prescott, M. Estes, H. Hood. Third Row: A. Madison, P. Kimbrell, M. Currington, B. Randolf, S. Farley. D. Hart, B. Hicks, B. Washington, N. Williams, M. Butler, J. Bennet, D. Fikes, D. Kilgore, D, Nix. Bases First Row: W. McReynolds, B. Carbart, R. Jackson, D. Gober, J. Hill, M. Brey, L. Ingram. Sec- ond Row: H. Maxwell, T. Horsely, W. Lee, J. Gibson, G. Wells, S. Thomas, J. Harton. Third Row: W. Shepherd, F. Baily, T. Hoston, J. Evens, R. Martin, C. Smith, S. Montgomery, G. Brey, E. Cain. SPONSOR: Mr. Rex Brown Glee Club fficers OFFICERS-Top Row: C. Fri- zier-Vice Presidentg R. Hyche -Treasurcrg J. Gruvilee-Seo retary. Bottom Row: President -L. Spears. Top Row: C. Allen, M. Horsley, T. Mitchell, R. Dugger. Second Row: M. Phillips, D. Jackson. G. Harvell. Botrom Row: M. Hen- don. G. Franks. First Row: K. Wells, M. Saddler, J. Nixon, Secretary-Treasurer, L. Bell, M. Hudson, J. Ivey Vice-President. Second Row: J. Graves, M. Butler, P. Snoddy, D. Crutchfield, D. Messick, E Paramore, F. Cook. Usher Club First Row: M. Williams, L. Cook, D. Fewell, B. White, B. Rogers, J. Cox. Second Row: N. Evens, J. Usry, J. Shaw, President, D. Bird, S. Boshell, J. O'Rear. may of ,M Front Row: Devin Stephenson-Vice President, Janice Fike-Treasurer, Martha Barton-Historian, Donnie Aaron-Director. Second Row: Rita Kimbrell-Directorg Rebecca Craft-Director, Sally Gunn-Director, Gary Burton-President, William Shepherd-Directorg Vonda Mullins-Secretary, Rodney McMinn-Director. Front Row: P. Hatley, R. Burton, D. Fike, K. Smith, W. Harper. Second Row: C. McLean, K. Morrow, S. Moon, R. Martin, D. Hilton, Mrs. Sherer, D. Pardon, C. Higgins, D. Taylor, M. Farris, D. Kimbrell. 4 - ... .nn Sportsmanship Club OFFICERS: President, Bobby Burnsg Vice President, Mona Lisa Armstrongg Secretary Treasurer, Janet Nunnally. NG SHUKSNG Gmini: Saws A Sem: A AL ... lr -. .. SPONSOR: Mrs. Ekstrom uest Club OFFICERS: President, W. Key, Vice-President, G. O'Rearg Secretary, S. McCluneyg Treasurer, E. Banks. SPONSORS: O. Hunter, Mrs. K. C. Brakefield. Bottom Row: C. Shaneyfelt, C. McClain, D. Payne, C. Anderson, D. Watkins, F. Cook, J. Elkins, D. Earnest, W. Key, S, Mc Cluney, G. O'Rear, E. Banks, F. Cole, A. Hood, N. Evans, B. Kizzire. Second Row: A. Williams, D. Moore, N. Allen, D. Kend- rix, H. Mason, J. Aldridge, M. A. Reel, L. Dickerson, V. Gibson, A. Harper, B. Prescott, D. Pardin, P. Peters, K. Guthrie, T. Townley, M. Robinson, H. Wade, S. Barton. Third Row: N. Akins, C. Duncan, G. Stovall, J. Brown, K. Stelman, B. McClendon, E. Fuller, L. Boshell, J. Baxter, B. Wright, R. Williamson, L. Woodley, S. Colvin, A. Gwin, J. Dodson, J. Grace, R. Tirey. Fourth Row: M. Tedford, A. Moore, M. Wheeler, E. Chambers, P. Sumner, C. Hand, D. Wilson, F. Guthrie, B. Forester, D. Atkins, G. Christian, L. Hayes, P. Hudson, M. Daniel, D. Clavert, M. Dodd, B. Keeton. Fifth Row: K. Browning, R. Upton, M. Wallace, R. Hyche, J. Beard, M. Chism, D. Duncan, J. Hunt, S. Sanders, P. Bates, J. Earnest, S. Lynn, R. Painer, N. Robinson, B. Sherer, D. Jones, B. Kennedy. Sixth Row: D. Bryant, M. Farris, D. Elliott, M. O'Rear, K. Carter, V. Bugby, M. Myers, J. Woods, H. Lindley, T. Byars, M. Hudson, B. Cross, D. Craig, D. Kitchens, D. Best, T. Snoddy, D. Pace, B. Sims. High Magazine Salesman Front Row: M. Hudson, K. Guthrie, R. Hyche. Back Row: G. Stovall, C. Shaneyfelt, B, Cross, A. Gwin, N. Evans, M. Farris. Medical Careers Club Front Row: B. Lewis, B. Ramsey, L. Furguson, M. Pilling, K. Richardson, E. Kimbrell, J. Jefferson, N. Robinson, D. Bunch, T Robbins. Second Row: M. Oglen, D. Odom, M. Daniel, C. Anderson, B. Sherer, B. Kennedy, S. Mote, D. Nix, K. McKellar, A O'Rear. Back Row: D. Wilson, H. Parrish, L. Stephens, C. Cottrell, L. Woodley, R. Williamson, D. Hill, B. Cooner, R. Yates, D Cottrell, D. Jones, K. Guthrie. Fourth Row: J. O'Rear, P. Sherer, E. O'Rear. F irs Rea Sim ' unior Red Cross Renee Hyche-President, Neil Evans-Vice-President, James K i l g 0 r e-Secretary, Debbie Jones-Treasurer. ,,f t Row: S. Burton, K. Richardson, R. Hyche, Mrs. Osborne-Sponsor, C. Cochron, D. Ernest, M. Wright. Second Row: M. O r, D. Hilton, M. Shubert, B. Washington, P. Turner, D. Jones. Third Row: W. Smith, G. Turner, R. Garrett, C. Kilgore, B s, J. Cagle, J. Mays, D. Headrick, W. Barton, W. Key, J. O'Rear, J. Ursery, D. Brown, D. Davidson, J. Kilgore, R. Wade. Science Club OFFICERS-Front Row: Rob- bie Hyche-President, N e i l E v a n s-Vice-President, Janie Ivey-Secretary. B u c k Row: J an Legg-Program Chairman, Mrs. U n d e r w o o d-Sponsor, Melissa FarrishTreasurer. First Row: H. Wade, P. Cagle, B. Self, P. Turner, K. Sizemore, L. Blevins, M. A. Saddler, C. Wilson, D. Kilgore, G. Vincent, J Graves. Second Row: E. Banks, R. Elliot, S. McCluney, V. Lee, D. Young, J. Legg, M. Wilson, E. Paramore, J. Nixon, J. Ivey L. Richardson. Third Row: S. Colvin, M. Robinson, M. Wallace, M. Farris, M. Dodd, D. Jones, M. Smothers, S. Myers, K. Salm- on, J. Brakefield. Fourth Row: H. Lindley, S. Sherer, D. Williams, R. Hyche, G. Kilgo, E. O'Rear, J. May, C. Hand, B, Kizzer, R Argo. Fwh Row: D. Craig, B. Cross, J. Woods, N. Evans, D. McCoy, J. Beaird, D. Pace, D. Jackson, J. O'Rear, N. Allen. 118 The Jasper F.F.A. Chapter Walker County High School a Gold Emblem Chapter D. E. S 4 . .,. and D. O. Mr. Bob Brown, Mrs. Ann Saddler, Mr. D. Joe Gambrell. Sponsors First Row: M. Myers, M. Briscoe, H. Waldrep, A. Hood, D. Elliot, B. Jones, W. Hunt, L. Beasley, D. Latham. Second Row: P Bates, B. Kennedy, R. Salsman, J. Ivey, J. Earnest, M. Butler, S. Crump, C. Anderson, B. Ramsey, J. Dotson. Third Row: L. Gad- dy, J. Aldridge, H. Mason, A. O'Rear, M. Tedford, A. Williams, S. Taylor, J. Fike, D. Adkins, R. Upton, R. Yates. Fourth Row G. Scott, E. Alexander, B. Prescott, D. Kendrick, B. Forrester, E. Gunch, D. Messick, M. Hudson, A. Moore, R. Painter. vt w- .f D. E. and D. O. Officers First Row: B. Headley, Secre- tary, M. Hudson, President, S. Cooner, Recorder. Second Row: P. Sherer, Photographer, M. Briscoe, Treasurer, J. Woods, lst Vice President, S. Sanders, 2nd Vice President. First Row: F. Cole, P. Cagle, M. O'Rear, D. Calvert, J. Hunt, T. Brown, B. Lynn, N. Evans. Second Row: D. Kimbrell, H. Wade C. Tyree, B. Keeton, M. Dodd, D. Gober, R. Williams, D. Townley, K. Guthrie, T. Townley. Third Row: M. Smothers, S. Myers D. Earnest, J. Clouse, T. Odom, J. Maddox, C. Sherer, E. Higginbottom, B. Gulp, M. Wheeler. Fourth Row: J. Daniel, D, Best M. Akins, B. Kizzire, M. Williams, J. Wilson, S. Frasier, C. Brakefield, J. McDanal. Speech Club C. Shaneyfelt-Secretary, T. Snoddy-President, J. Myers,-Vice-President, R. El liott,-Treasurer, Mrs. Herman Maddox-SPONSOR. Bottom Row: J. Cornelius, M. Dover, G. Rowland, T. Snoddy, G. Aldridge, V. Blalock, M. Saddler, N. Allen, K. Guthrie, M. Smothers. Second Row: J. Windham, L. Gay, M. Green, M. Robinson, B. Jones, G. O'Rear, R. Tirey, M. Hudson, J. Daniel, J. Bell, D. Lawson, D. Wilson. Third Row: J. Tidwell, B. Sims, K. Shumate, T. Crotser, G. Scott, J. Nixon, F. Latham, L. Woodley, J. Myers, J. Wolfe, S. McCluney. Top Row: C. Bicherstaff, W. Davis, S. Morris, W. Fuller, J. McCollum, C. Brown, P. Godfrey, L. Stephens, B. Buchstane, B. Lavana, D. Cain. The 1969-70 Black-Gold Staff First Row: M. Barton. M. Saddler, J. Ivey, S. Barton, M. Robinson, M. Farris, J. Brakefield. Second Row: B. Lavanna, B. Buch- stane. A, Gwin, S. Colvin. K. Salmon, C. Swindle, S. Bevis. H. Lindley. K. Guthrie, J. Daniel, S. Lynn. SPONSOR: Mrs. O. H. Brown 4 Editors Editor-in-Chief Sheila Barton , . 1 . sc: Junior Assistant Art Editor Margaret Ann Saddler Martha Barton fi 'VX 'QW' Sports Editors Class Editor Steve Bevis and Hal Lindley Melissa Robinson 2' , ww K MICHAEL COURINGTON JACK CALDWELL In Memorium in Classes C, 1970 BU DDY CROSS- Good niurtiitms' and krtowlvclge ntuke ai gona' mini. President ol' Senior Cluss. Nution.il llonor Soeiety l'resident. Key Club Senior Vice- President. Mu Alphn 'I'het:t Presitlent. Betu Epsilon. Seienee Club. Representruixe to the Alztbnuntt Conference on Citizenship. Quest Club. Wlio's Who--Most lntelleetuatl. Clatss Favorite, Busketbgtll. 'lennis. Golf. Ntttionul Merit Scholgtrship Finttltst. lnter- Clttb Council. Top I-iixe Niilgllllllk' Sgtles. Nlerit's Who's Who Among Ainerteun lligh School Stutlents MIKE HUDSON-iiCllIll'II1iII4L' rm' Il Priztcaf, wise Us fl King, ltzfx Ilia' 1nistt'w'Io any girlfs' 4I'I'C'lll7I.n Ytee-President ol' Senior Clttss. Presttlent of D.O. Club. Lietttengtnt Cioxernor oli Division Ill ot' Alubttmu Distriet Key Club. Quest Clttb. Speech Club. Sr, lll Clgtss Flotit Committee. Viking St.t1'le-Sports lgditor. Nlr, Vlulkei' County High. NYhois Who-Best Dressed. President ot' Sr. lll Homerootn. Student Council. lnter-Club Couneil. Representutire to the First House of Burgessu. High NILIQLJIIHU Sttlestntut MARY MELISSA FARRl? Um' with elturm, poise, and pwwmtziliiyq .she takes fill' eyes' of fliose wlzn glllfl' upon her. Secretttry of Senior Cluss. l'rettsttrer of Nttttonul llonor Society. Varsity Cheer- le.tder--J ye.u's. Hezttl B-tettm Cheerle.ttler. N67-6X. Senior I ttntl lll Cluss Fgoorite. Beta Epsilon. Mu Alpltgt flhetgt. Yiee- President ot' Futttre l'e1tchers ol' Atneriett Future Hotnentgtkers ol' Amerieu. W Club. Eleeteti Suite Auditor gtt Girl's Suite. Yettrbook Stztfli. Quest Clttb. Viking Stull. Senior III Flout Committee, 'I're1tsttt'er ol' Science Clttb. High Nlngztfitie Stilestnnn MILLIE WALLACE- A girl with rt Xllllllj' disposition who ntftlrcdt' ll boy lwetniy llfllljfifl by ll lmt'kiw11'zl gla11c'e. 'lreusurer of Senior Cl.tss. Betta Epsilon. President ol' Senior Ill honteroont. Senior Il :intl III tktvorite. Student Cotmeil, gk-Q, retgtiy-Treztsttret' ol' W Club. Quest Club. Science Clttb. Senior Cll Flottt Committee. Whos Who-Biggest Flirt. Future llome- tnitkers ot' Atnericu. B-tetun Cheerlezttler. 1967-68. Concert Bgtutl. Medicztl Cureer's Club. Vttrsity Clteerleztder-1 yettrs. Co- heud. Seeretttry-lreusttret' ol' Vnrsity Cheerleaders CATHY SUSAN SHANEYFELT- Born with .s'1ic't'c.s'.v, slit' secliis with grztve to wilt, with licurt In liolcl, with Xllillillg gifis to rake all t'yt'.s'. Senior Clttss Chatirmttn. Quest Club. Ftt- ture Tettebers oi' Aineriezt. Varsity Cheer- leuderfl yeztrs. Secretary ol' Speeeh Clttb. Miss Walker County lliglt Sehool. W Club. Good Citizenship Girl. Who's Wlto -Best Looking. Senior III Floitt Coin- tnittee. Vice-President oi' llotneroom. Se- nior II Clttss Fztvorite. Senior ll Clztss lrettsttrer. Senior ll Student Couneil DONNIE AARONf Spt'ec'l1 is greul, but silence is gi't'atei'. Art Clttb. F.F.A. Senior R s X . Qi A C Seniors it -an-sir Nw WRYR wax Wham NINA RUTH AKINS- A stnile a tlay is better than afrown. Quest Club. F.l-LA. SAM AKINS- The hardest job of all is trying to look busy when yotfre not. Baseball SHERLYN AKINS- No beauty is like the beauty ofthe mind. Quest Club. Spanish Club STEVEN G REGORY ALDRIDGE- An athletic lad and serious you say as you pass by, but did you stop to notice the twinkle in his eye? Key Club, W Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Football, Base- ball. Speech Club, Senior III Float Committee JEANNE ELIZABETH ALDRIDGE- True jiiendship is a golden knot tlzat angels' hands have tied. Quest Club, D.O. Club, Senior Ill Float Committee EARL R O B E R T ALEXANDER- He may not beat the band, but he sho' does beat that drum. President of Marching Band. Co- chuirman of Spanish Club, D.O. Club. S c i e n c e Club. Inter-Club Council. Quest Club N E L S O N UNDERWOOD ALLEN, C G JR.-A'Altlt01tgl1 l1c s quiet, l1t s just the type wt' all like. Whos Who-Most Bashful. Boy's State Representative. Secretary of Key Club. Wrestling Manager. Foot- ball Manager. Science Club. Base- ball Team. Speech Club. Vice-Presi- dent of Senior lll homeroom. Quest Club AROLYN J O A N ANDERSON- Pleasantly manrtvrtftl ttntl .vwt't't. D.O. Club. Quest Club ARY WAYNE ARGENT- A little nonsense' now and than is t't'li.s'l1t1d by the wisest men. W Club, Track, Football, Baseball. Quest Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Future Farmers of Ameri- ca, Wrestling team Clock Operator KATHERINE J EAN ETTE ARGOg V Not ltoltl, not shy, not slmrt, not tall, but fintlctlt tt nzingliny ttf tltwn all. ICKY DIANE ATKINS- Her ,tun- ny disposition is u pleasure to ull. Quest Club. F.H.A., D.O. Club. Se- nior III Float Committee MARTHA FRANCES BAKER- A little, tiny, pretty, witty, clzttrnting, darling she. Band. F u t u r e Homemakers of America, Junior Red Cross Seniors 0-if Y w-'wr 6 1 R 'W X Seniors M EMILY JANE BANKS-Hlfyou need someone .hiendly and sweet, this is the girl you need to meet. National Honor Society, Secretary of Beta Club-2 yrs., District lll Vice-President of Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Science Club. Treasurer of the Quest Club, Secretary of Sr. lll Homeroom, Mu Alpha Theta, Pep Squad, Student Council Float Committee BECKY BARTON- Mighty sweet, mighty wise, fun just twinkles in her eyes. SHEILA KAY BARTON-'tHere's the girl with the Heart and the Smile who makes the bubble of Life worthwhile. Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook. Ma- jorette, Band, Secretary of Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America. Quest Club PATSY GAIL BATES-'AHappiness is it habit with her. D.E. Club. Quest Club, Medical Ca- reer Club, Senior Ill Float Com- mittee JEANIE BAXTER- A kind and gen- tle heart she has. Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America JAMES ROBERT BEAIRD- He that hath knowledge spareth his words. Quest Club, Science Club, Student Council, Senior Whos Who Most Courteous , President of Senior lll Homeroom, Senior lll Float Com- mittee LEON B E A S L E Y- Ain't nothing like fun. MICHAEL BEASLEY- 1t's not that I love studying less, but that 1 love fun more. Bus driver JUDITH PATRICE BELL-HShe has just enough sense and nonsense to make a charming girl. Medical Career Club, Quest Club, Speech Club, Senior Ill Float Com- mittee, Viking Staff, Who's Who Most Unpredictable, Spanish Club, Library Club, Future Homemakers America, Junior Red Cross, Secre- tary of Sr. Ill Homeroom DOUGLAS HOWELL BEST-'AA friend is never known till a nzan has need. Quest Club, D.E. Club, Sr. lll Float Committee PAUL VAUGHN BLALOCK- The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Football, W Club, Dey Club, Quest Club, Sr. III Float Commit- tee, Speech Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Wrestling Team GAIL BLANKENSHIP- Pleasantly mannered sweet. Seniors Seniors DEBRA LAN I ER BOSH ELL- Beaa- ty is not caused, it is. PHYLLIS DIANE BOSHELL- Be Carejitl hoys and watch your step, she has the vim, also the pep. ' Library Club, French Club, D.E. Club, Viking Staff, Medical Career Club LINDA KAY BOSHELL- lt is nice to be natural, when y0u're natural- ly nice. Beta Epsilon Beta, Quest Club, Of- fice Staff, Future Teachers of Amer- ica DEBRA BOYD+ l-leart and Mind J9'eefr0m care. JOHN KEDRICK BRACKETT, III- Sch00l is all right when there's nothing else to do. Agriculture, Future F a r m e r s of America III, Quest Club CHARLOTTE BRADEN- T h o a g lz quiet, her smile speaks to many. 4 CHARLlE BRUCE BRAKEFIELD- To l1i.s stream Qf talk there is no dam. Spanish Club. D.O. Club. Golf Team. Quest Club. D.O. Club Rep- resentative. Who's Who: Wittiest MIKE BRISCOE- I dotft know where I'm going, but l'm rm my way. Medics Club. D.O. Club Treasurer. Track Team JUDY LEE BROWN- lf sweetness is afault, hers is a great one. Quest Club TERRY BROWN- Into his lwoks he gets so deep, that way lffllfll there hejalls asleep. KAYE BROWNING- It matters not how long you live, but haw well. DEBORAH BRYANT- Speech is great, But silence is greater. Quest Club we ' , Q Seniors E Q. i g . .1 in its-ss. 'gg'-.5 . ' surf' bmi' RX Art' Seniors NO PICTURE AVAILABLE LARRY BURGETT-v Here lie my books, so let them lie. Tl1ey're at rest and so nm I. IDA BURGINS- To lz ll r ry and worry is not my creed. KNO picture availablej LAUREL DIA N E BURTON- A gentle way, ti pretty -Rice, a sweet toned voice, ahzir like grace. Quest Club, Library Club, Office Practice, Homecoming Court 1968- 69, Treasurer of Sr. Ill Homeroom RONNIE DALE BURTON- 1 take life as it comes and enjoy it. F.F.A., Art Club mans, Countrymen, lend me your girls. Quest Club, D.E. Club MARTHA S U S A N BUTLER- A smile each day is better than fl j9'0wn. Usher Club, D.O. Club, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross, Quest Club, F.H.A. VAN CLEVE BUSBY- Friends, Ro- Seniors C O N W A Y LEE BURTTRAM- Friendship is :he l1'l11L'Qfllf4'.H D.O. Club. F.F.A. TOM GORDON BYARS- He :ries zo do his best um! suc't'eeds very well. Spanish Club. W Club. Quest Club, Key Club, Football Team. Library Club, Boy's State, Sr. III Float Committee so .. PAUL LAUREN CAGLE- A lmy well worth knowing. D.O. Club HAROLD LEON CAIN- Silence is golden. F.F.A. JACK TERRY CALLOWAY- He studies when he has mg he sleeps mos! of the time. F.F.A.. D.O. Club DANN Y SPIDER CALVERT- The rule rf my life is I0 make business a pleasure mid pleasure my business. Library Club, Viking Staff, D.O. Club, Quest Club, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Who's Who Big- gest Flirt, Homeroom President, Sr. Ill Float Committee dy, ' 'K 'L S1333 Seniors eww? LENA CASEY- The best way to keep your friends is not to give them away. ANTHONY C H A F I N- The un- spoken word never does harm. ELMER CHAMBERS- Men offeu' words are the best men. F.F.A., Quest Club, Manager of football team, Manager of Wrestling Team LINDA CLARK- A pleasant man- ner and a quiet voice. MICHAEL R. CHISM- lt's never wise to he wiser than necessary. Quest Club, Secretary of Sr. Ill Homeroom GRADY CHRISTIAN- Someday l'Il withdraw my boyish pranks, and lo, then 1'll he a man. Qu est Club, D.O. Club, Wh0's Who-Most Dependable, D.E. Club Representative JANICE DARLENE CLOUSEf l-'nr ull that isfiiir, is by l1tlIlH'l' gmJi1'. Business Office Education. D.O. Club SERENA SUE COLVIN- A irimiirzg pw1s'011c1lity with high ,s'c'or'i'x in rclzolzzrslzip and Fl'lt'llll.S'llffJ.H Secretary of National Honor Soci- ety. Beta Club. President ot' F.T.A.. Band. Annual Stuff. Viking Stuff. Secretary-Treasurer of Inter-Club Council. Secretary of Math Club, Secretary of Sr. lll Homcroom. Sr. Ill Float Committee. Quest Club. Science Club. High Magazine Sales- man. Winner of Betty Crocker Fu- ture Homemakefs Test FAYE NELL COOK- Small in xml- nrv, hu! great in a'vml.v. F.H.A., Quest Club. Usher Club BRENDA FAYE COONER- Sl1i .r .vweel mill l1fl'ft'l1lf to ull Ilia ww'fil. F.H.A.. Quest Club. Medical Cu- reers Club SHARON RENAE CQONER- A 1-licwjiil licart, ii vlicwjfiil .wziltx ri clmrm iy'ji'iw141yl1ip all the while. Band. D.O. Club. Secretary of D.O. Club. Quest Club. Who's Who: Most Dependable DEBORAH ANNE COTTREl.l,- No one klitmxs' ivlml ll WUIIIKIII will dog no one ever will. EI-LA., Quest Club. Office Stuff Seniors Sl' nw.. '?' .TUV wt t ' f - 'f 4 Seniors DOUGLAS W. CRAIG- The oppor- tunity for doing mischief is jbuna' a liumlred times a day. Math Club, Science Club, Baseball Team. Basketball Team-manager. Quest Club, W Club, Senior Ill Float Committee JACK CROSS-'Al take life as it eonzex and enjoy it. RElDlE J A N E CRUMP- Words eannot express her injqnite sweetness' and wisclornf' Future Teachers of America. Future Homemakers of America. Spanish Club. Band, Quest Club. Office Staff SUE CRUMP- A willing heart, a helping hand: always ready on tie- 1nana'. D.O. Club, Quest Club. Future Homcmakers of America JANICE CAROL DANIEL- The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot tio. Annual Staff, Speech Club. D.O. Club, F.T.A., Varsity Cheerleader. Club, F.T.A. district talent winner, Quest Club, Senior Ill Float Committee Chairman MARIA THERESIA DANIEL-- A smile goes a long, long way. D.O. Club. Quest Club. Senior lll Float Committee. Medical Careers Club Seniors LETTIE MAE DICKERSON- Brei'L ty is rlit' .mul ofwirf' Future Homemakers of America, Yearbook Stuff. Quest Club BOBBY DILL- The cwutious .seldom err MARGARET EVELYN DODD- Bw ware of the rwinlclzf in her eye, fin' fll6'I'l'fl1flffflllfllll lies. National Honor Society. Beta Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Future Home- makers of America. Future Teach- ers of America, D.O. Club. Rifle Twirler in Marching Band. Quest Club. Science Club. Viking Staff. Senior Ill Float Committee JERRY DOTSON- Why take life so .wrio14,s'Iy? Ymfll never get out of it alive. Band, D.E. Club. Track, Yearbook Staff, Quest Club MIKE DOVER-'tW0rk is work and nmsr he llflllff I1C'VEFfIIl'lCS.S', I IIIIVL' nzyjluif' Varsity Football, Key Club, Speech Club, Quest Club, Senior III Float Committee VICKI DOWNEYYHA fTIZ?I' girl is lIflI'LlfUfTI1l1.H Seniors CAROLYN SUE D U N C A N- A friend to everyone, and everyone her friend. Office Staff, Quest Club DENNIS DUNCAN- Full of likable simplicity and quietness. Quest Club, D.O. Club STEPHENSON LLOYD DUNCAN- Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you, D.O. Club DIANNE EARNEST- An in ll er glow that shines throughout. D.O. Club, Quest Club JUDY GAIL EARNEST- Forget in- juries, neverforget kindnessesf' D.O. Club, Quest Club DONALD EDDY- lf I had u nickel for every time I gocifed off there'd be no end to my wealt D.O. Club, Band, Medios Club, Quest Club 42 Seniors 5. x JANIS JACQUELINE ELKINS- A good naturzfcl pcwsuli is r1c'i'vr out of place. Quest Club if 'FW . 'Mr' 'wefwb' DENNIS P A U L ELLIOTT- The style is the man lzilrisclff' Quest Club, D.O. Club MARSHA H E L E N ESTES- For mcfrrimwzt dolls she exist. Future Homemakers of America. Quest Club. Medical Careers Club BOBBY NEIL EVANS- Nor iiliwitl of work lm! f'w'mirzly not in sym- pailiy witli il. D.O. Club. Baseball Team. W Club. Vice-President of S c i e n c e Club. Vice-President of Junior Red Cross. Quest Club. Senior III Float Com- mittee. Ushers Club JERRY FARRIS- Never run rifier ii streez our or Il woman, UIIUIIIUI' will it be along any 1l1i111ltc'. Future Farmers of America W JANICE FIKE- I was lmrn Io mlk, and talk I mus1! Treasurer of Art Club, D.O. Club, Future Homemakers of America NX Seniors N -S S. sl Q 'Q BRENDA FORRESTER-'AA l'UI1SIl!l1I Fiend is a thing rare anal llara' In fuel. Future Homemakers of America GARY FRANKS- True tl e p I l1 ix gained by quietne.s's. Glee Club, D.O. Club, F.F.A. CAROLYN FRAZIER- Marie is well saizl to he tlze .vpeecli of Ilze angels. Quest Club, Glee Club, Glee Club Float Committee. Vice-President of Glee Club SAUNDRA FRAZIER- Grace is in all lzer slept, heaven in ller eyes, and in every gL'5IIll'L', dignity. D.O. Club, Quest Club. Who's Who: Most Sophisticated. Senior Favorite. '68 '69 Majorette. D i v i s i o n Key Club Sweetheart. Football Sponsor MITCH FREEMAN- He'll tell you black is blue and prove it mo. Quest Club. D.O. Club, Medical Ca- reers Club KATHY FROST- I want In live and learn. JACK FROST-A'Leuve silence to the saints, I am but hurnanfl F.F.A., Quest Club EVIE D. FULLER-UU' sweetness is ttfault, hers is u great one. Quest Club, Football Maid MARY JEAN GARDNER-K'Her in- dustry is alight I0 guide us. SHARON GIBSON- 1t's H hiendly heart that has many friends. Quest Club, D.O, Club, Driver's Ed. Club, Medical Careers Club Seniors i l i VICKIE J O A N N E GIBSON A wonderful person to meet, always nice and sweet. Quest Club, D.E. Club, Driver's Ed. Club, Medical Careers Club DANNY RAY GOBER- Never lets himsebf he hurried, flurried, or wor- ried. D.O. Club, F.F.A., Quest Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Medical Careers Club, Usher Club, Senior Ill Float Committee Seniors iwu. . .I A N IC E ELIZABETH GRACE- She's brown-eyed, tall, ana' loved by all. Quest Club, F.H.A., 1969-70 Home- coming Court CAROLYN JEANETTE GRAVLEE- One of Hose friendly type people. Glee Club-Treasurer, Glee Club Float Committee, Quest Club LESLIE GRAY- Cheerful, dainty, ana' well-dressed: much charm in small space compressed. MICHAEL ROBERT GREEN- Om ward boys, lf you sight work, come back and we'll go another way. Baseball, Golf, Science Club, Speech Club, F.T.A., Medical Careers Club, Senior III Float Committee SUSAN GRIFFIN- She's talented, pretty, sweet, and always dresses so neat. President of F.H.A., Quest Club. Interclub Council, Treasurer of Se- nior Homeroom KAREN GUTHRIE- I can resist anything except temptation. F.H.A., F.T.A., Annual Staff, Art Editor of Viking, Secretary of Se- nior Homeroom, Usher Club, Medi- cal Careers Club, Quest Club, Speech Club, Red Cross, Glee Club, Senior III Float Committee, Girl's Tennis Team, D.O. Club, High Magazine S a l e s m a n, Trampoline Team 1968-69 l4 TERESA GUTHRIE-tiSl1t .S' quiet, but when you luzcm' lztfrq wall, tl1ut'.v different. President of Senior Homeroom. Beta Club, President of Senior Beta Club. National Honor Society. Vice- President of National Honor Soci- ety. Sweetheart and Vice-President of Band. Inter-Club Council. Stu- dent Council. Library Club. Whois Who: Most Intellectual. Quest Club ANN MARIE GWlNi iVIav ltvuvtfti send its cl10iCest l7lt'.s',s'irzg.x' on .s'11t'l1 a girl. F.H.A.. Quest Club. Library Club. Vice-President of Senior Homeroom, Annual Staff. Band-Flag Captain of Color Guard. F.T,A.. High Mag- azine Salesman. Co-Chairman of Sr. III Float Committee. Who's Who: Most Courteous CHRIS HAND- Heir t Il l lt ll I i v if enough not to he quiet arm' quiet enough not to be talkative. Quest Club, Science Club. F.F.A. SHELLEY HARRIS- H tl p p in oss reigns where smiles dwell. GAINES HARVI L l-E- Nz'vc'r worry till worry u'0rric's you. Glee Club. Quest Club LINDA GAIL HAYES- Sweet and gentle, good and true, sitzt'c'rc, neat, and pretty too. Office Staff. Quest Club, D.O. Club Seniors BECKY ANN HEADLEY- Good nature is the sign of a generous soul. Future Teachers of America, D.O. Club Reporter, Beta Club. Viking Staff, Quest Club DANNY CHARLES HENDERSON- Love one, be afriend to all. F.F.A., Bus Driver LINDA GAIL HENDERSON- Aint high and hold your aim. EARL HIGGINBOTHAM- It is het- ter to make fast friends than to makehietzds fast. D.O. Club CHARLOTTE BELINDA HIGGINS- Her thoughts are unspoken. Art Club, F.H.A., Glee Club SANDRA HOMAN- Shy but always willing to help. ld HUEY ALLEN HOOD, JR.- lf he had been at the Creation, he would have given some valuable sugges- tions. Quest Club, D.O. Club, Senior III Float Committee PAMELA LEE HUDSON- Good natured, generous, happy and clev- erg tongue like a Clock, runs on ftreverf' Band, Quest Club, Treasurer of Se- nior III Homeroom, Medical Ca- reers Club, Senior III Float Com- mittee, Who's Who '4Best Person- alty TERRY HUDSON- lf worry were the only cause for death, then I should livefnreverf' Varsity Basketball CHARLES STEVE HUMPHRIES- Versatility and friendliness are the keys to success. National Honor Societ Beta Club, Y, Quest Club, Science Club JAMES HUNT- He is a man of a few thousand words. ROBERT WAYNE HUNT-t'He who talks little usually thinks much. Future Farmers of America, D.O. Club Seniors Seniors ROBBIE HYCHE- He may seem quiet and naive, but if you know Robbie, that's hard to believe. Key Club, Quest Club, Baseball In- ter-Club Council, President of Sci- ence Club, Chairman of Senior III Float Committee, High Magazine Salesman JUDITH ANN IVEY- In everything she makes a hit, because she has that certain IT. D.O. Club, Quest Club. Usher Club, Medical Careers Club, Office Staff, Senior III Float Committee BILLY RAY JONESM When duty and pleasure conflict, let your con- science be your guide. Future Farmers of America, D.E. Club, Quest Club DEBORAH DALE JONES- A true Friend is forever afriendf' Library Club, Medical Careers Club, Quest Club, Junior Red Cross Trea- surer, Science Club ' 'I A 5525 sei 1 L I1 7 .I is ANNETTE KEETON- A fun loving girl with energy plus, she's really loved by all ofusf' Associate Editor of Yearbook Staff BARBRA KEETON- Laugh every time you feel tickled and once in a while anyway. Quest Club, D.O. Club, Senior III Floajt Committee, Medical Careers Clu 14 DONNA KAYE KENDRICK- De- pendable, joyous, fair offuce, a girl who willft in any place. Quest Club, D.O. Club, Band, Se- nior Ill Float Committee, Medical Careers Club REBECCA KENNEDY-ul not only use all the brains I have, but all 1 can borrow, Too. Future Homemakers of America, Quest Club, Beta Club. D.O. Club, Medical Careers Club TONY KEY- Life is not life at all without delight. Quest Club WAYNE KEY- Coty'ucious say, 'He who is tall, sees all.' W Club, Varsity Basketball, Vice- President of Math Club, Key Club. Who's Who Best All Around . Quest Club, Good Citizenship Boy. Junior Red Cross Representative BRENDA KIKER-'AA jolly disposi- tion, a carefree rnindg a prettier girl you will neverfndf' Secretary of Senior Ill Homeroom, Quest Club, Viking Staff, Girls' Tennis Team, Speech Club, Senior lll Float Committee, Medical Ca- reers Club, Who's Who 'gBest All Around , Yearbook Staff, Future Homemakers of America, Second Runner-up for Sweetheart of Walker High 1968, First Runner-up for Sweetheart 1969, First Runner-up for Sweetheart 1970 BETTY JANE KILGOREV- Studious of ease, and fond of humble things. National Honor Society, Beta Club, Quest Club Seniors Seniors ,'-.4-'UV' QW-M., be-.W JAMES KILGORE- Happy-go-luc'ky, fair and jim' IllCl'l A' nothing in the world fllllf lmtlzers mia PAUL KILGORE- Alwuy.v happy never sail, ,wnzetinias miugliry, but never bud. Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball. Who's Who-Most Masculine BERTICE KIMBRELL7 Bc't!i'r lille than flavor. Varsity Basketball DAVID KIMBRELL- The grc'ati'.s't plUflSlll'L' in lifk' ix doing what people my you Cunnut do. Varsity Football. Quest Club. W Club CHARLES DONALD KIMBRELL- Never lets lzinisclf' he lzlirried, flur- ried, or w0rric'cl. D.O. Club. Quest Club. Science Club, Senior lll Float Committee CHARLES DAVID KITCHEN? For cz :nun by nothing is .va well belruyed as by his llltlIlHl'I'.Y.H Quest Club, Library Club, Drivers Ed.. Senior Ill Float Committee l 5 l BILLY HAROLD KIZZIRE- Always carefree, ready for somejhtnf' Quest Club, D.O. Club, Junior Red Cross, Science Club, Math Club LUBY MARIE KONUK- A Cheer- ful look makes a dish a Feastf' Future I-Iomemakers of America LARRY LEE LAK EY- A true sportsman with a wealth of person- ality, intelligence, andfriendsf' W Club, D.O. Club, Mr. Football , Who's Who S'Most School Spirit , Eiseball, Captain of Varsity Foot- a I BILLY LATHAM- Wise men say nothing in dangerous times! D.E. Club, Future F a r m e r s of America DENNIS RAY LATHAM- His mind his kingdom, and his will his law. D.E. Club, Future Farmers of America HAL W A Y N E LINDLEY- The greatest truths are the simplestg so are the greatest men. Senior Favorite, Who's Who 'lMost Likely To Succeed , Yearbook Staff-Sports Editor, President of Student Council, Representative to Boys' State. Representative to Youth Leadership Conference, Key Club, Track Team, Science Club, Quest Club, Senior III Float Committee, W Club, Library Club, Band. Seniors NANCY SHEILA LYNN- Always a smile to greet you whenever she chances to meet you. Band, Secretary and Treasurer of Future Teachers of America, Year- book Staff-Senior Assistant Editor, Future Homemakers of America Re- porter, Quest Club, Director's Hon- or Band 1968 JOHN L. MADDOX- Action makes morefortunes than caution. Quest Club, Future F a r m e r s of America PHILLIP MARTIN- U I've nothing important to say, I d0n't speak. RONALD NEIL MARTIN- Too much study is w ea rin ess to the flesh. D.O. Club, Glee Club. Quest Club, Art Club, Track Team HAROLYN LOU MASON- 1magi- nation is the air ofmindf' D.O. Club, Quest Club DONNA MARIE MCADAMS- I be- lieve in getting into hot waterg it keeps you clean. Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America, Medical Careers Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Senior IIlHomeroom 4 SANDRA ETOILE MCCLUNEY Smiles will the wurlzl. I'-l'OH'llA' only wrinkle. Quest Club. Viking Staff. Student Council. Library Club. F.T.A., F.l-l.A., Science Club. Speech Club. Sr. lll Float Committee. President of Sr. Homeroom. Citizenship Con- ferencefl968 JOHNNY LEE MCCOLLUM- A Quiet cletermination, u quiet dispo- sition are his two ll cl nz i r u ln l e qualities. French Club. Speech Club TOMMY L. MCCOLLUM- G 0 0 d nature is a sigh of ri gl'lll'l'lIllX .w11l. Football CHARLIE MCCRUTER, JR.-'AThe Birds Ctlll why Ctllllf I. Football-All Conference-I967 RANDY MCGINNIS- Let us eat and clrirlkihlr tonwrrrm' we shall die. F.F.A. SARA CATHERINE McCLEANf A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. F.H.A., Quest Club. Art Club. Sr. Ill Float Committee. Sr. lll Home- room Vice-President Seniors we-P www-P N..-ff' MMWVW 4-..o,, 1 Seniors ., l C I l ? ' WARDELL MCREYNOLDS- Faith A ' i is the continuatiorz ofreusonf' F.F.A., Glee Club Y' two evils, choose the least. F.F.A., D.O. Club ANN MOORE- Her will is XII'UlZj.,'!'l' Ilzun reason. D.O. Club, F.H.A., Quest Club. Medical Careers Club DEBBI MOORE- Lively, peppy, jill! Offllllf Hercfs a gal loved by every- one. Quest Club, Speech Club, Viking Staff, Secretary of Senior Ill Home- room. VVho's Who-Best Dressed. Homecoming Queen 1968, F.H.A. HEZZIE DURANT MORGAN, Ill- HS0I71C'Ill71C5 Ijust sit and think, but most ofthe time Ijust sit. Captain of Football Team, Captain of Wrestling Team, Track Team. Most Improved Player Award, W Club, Meanest Viking Award JOHNNIE ANNETTE MULLINS- A peljfkfct standard fn' L'0lHI7lIl'l- son. F.H.A. JOHNNY KING MITCHELL- Of A L55 .IO ANNE MYERS- Lively, witty, full of fung Here's Il girl that gets things done. Senior III Homeroom President, Student Council, President of Li- brary Club, Inter-Club Council, Vik- ing Staff-News Editor, Vice Presi- dent of Speech Club, Quest Club, Who's Who Wittiest MIKE MYERS- Good boys, who to their books apply, will all be great men by and by. Quest Club, D.O. Club, Vice Presi- dent of Senior III Homeroom Seniors ,.. STEPHANIE KIM M Y E R S A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, a charm offriendship all the while. National Honor Society, Beta Club, Future Teachers of America, Med- ics Club, Science Club, Quest Club, D.E. Club, Senior III Homeroom Treasurer JOHNNY NOLEN- That's as well said as ifl said it myself Future Farmers of America, Quest Club TEDDY ODOM- I believe in the discipline of silence and could talk about itfor hours. Quest Club, D.O. Club MARGARET OGLEN- Friendship is like money, easier made than kept. Future Homemakers of America, Medical Careers Club, D.O. Club Seniors AVA LEE O'REAR- U men inter- fere with work, then quit work. D.O. Club, Medical Careers Club, Quest Club GEORGE I. O'REAR- I was a mod- est, good humored boy, it was Walker that made me insufferablef' President of HW Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Quest Club, Key Club, Var- sity Football and Wrestling Team, Track, Speech Club, All-Tennessee Valley Conference Football Team, All-Walker County Football Team, Inter-Club Council, Who's Who, Most Sophisticated TAYLOR M. O'REAR- The well of true wit is truth itself Quest Club, D.O. Club, Sr. III Float Committee DALE PACE- Good manners and knowledge make a good man. National Honor Society, Math Club, Beta Club, Science Club, Quest Club REBA PANTER- Never lets herseb' be hurried, worried, orflurriedf' Medical Careers Club, D.O. Club, Quest Club, '68-'69 Band Flagger DONNA KAY PARDON- Never pick on the little ones-they'll grow up some day. Quest Club, Art Club, F.H.A., Girls Trampoline Team, Homecoming Maid Seniors BRENDA PARKS- I was born to talk, and talk I must. DONALD LEE PAYNE-'lAlways happy, sometimes sad: sometimes naughty never bad. D.O. Club, Band, Quest Club, Track PHYLLIS LEE PETERS- One of those friendly, nice type of people. Quest Club, F.H.A. CURTIS ORLANDO PHILLIPS, JR.- Don't worry til worry worries you. Band, D.O. Club BRENDA POSEY- A friend to everyone and everyone her friend. DANIEL POSEY- To he pressed into service is to be pressed out of shapefl D.O. Club Seniors lllx '5'f?:'mw BONNIE PRESCOTT- Alw1iys ll smile to greet you wlreiiuvw' shi' cl1f1l1c'c's Io H1081 you. Glee Club, D.O. Club. Junior Red Cross Representative. Quest Club. BRENDA P R E S C O T T-'AAllt'lIj'.S' quick to speak to z'l1m'r, lm! slow ro use lim' voice Io .s'm'w'. Quest Club BRENDA RAMSEY- Tlzi'rz' Ll0l'XIl'f have to be u reason or cum-if for goodn ess. Medical Careers Club, D.O. Club. Future Homemakers of America BRENDA RANDOLPH-'HW5' lIlll'l'C',Sl is in Ilia jziiirv bevuizsc I am going IOSp6I1llIlIC'I'L'.l'I ofniy lil? Il14'l'C'.H Glee Club. Future Homemakcrs of America KATHI RASSNER- A good person- ality is ll cl1a1'uc'tw'i.rtic po.vscs.sccl. A good eclucarion is iz c'lzur'ur'rcr'is1ic' strivezljizr. JERRY REDMILL-i411 is lletrw' to make fast l19'iwzcl.y than Io multi' j7'if'na's first. JOHN LACY REDM I LL- Onward boys, If you sight work come hack anal we'll go another way. F.F.A. LINDA R E D M I L L- Boys, not grades, have been my mark. DOUGLAS REED- ln trouble - plenty, but his friends number many. D.O. Club, F.F.A. SUSIE REID- They are only great who are truly good. MELISSA ROBINSON- A alauglzter of the gods, divinely wise and most divinely fair. Student Council-Treasurer, Year- book Staff-Class Editor. National Honor Society, Beta Epsilon Beta. W Club. Quest Club, Future Teachers of America, Future Home- makers of America, Inter-club Coun- cil, Head Cheerleader, Senior Ill Homeroom President, Speech Club, Science Club, Senior Ill Float Com- mittee, B-Team Cheerleader-1961 1968, Miss Goodsport of Walker County High, S e n i 0 r Favorite, Who's Who-Most School Spirit NINA K A T H R Y N ROBINSON- Small in stature but big in heart. Medical C a r e e r s Club, Future Homemakers of America, Office Staff, D.O. Club, Quest Club. W'f nun Seniors 452117 Ji 0-.All Seniors FR is- S OBERT GARY ROWLAND- He 11115 61 51111111 111111 111'v1'1' I1111.s'1'.s' 11, 111' 1111s Il f1'0l1'lI 111111 111'v1'r 11s1's il. Varsity football. varsity wrestling. Club. Speech Club. Key Club. Varsity Track. Secretary of Senior III Homeroom. Senior lll Float Committee ANDY SANDERS- The i111'111 1111111 ofa j'Ul111g gir1's C1l'l'11ll1. Vice-President of the Student Coun- cil. President of Inter-Club Council. Vice-President of D.O. Club. Quest Club. Who's Who Best Personal- ity . Senior III Class Favorite. Key Club. W Club. Treasurer ot' Senior III Homeroom. Medical Careers Club. Senior III Float Committee SHERRY NAN SCHILLERWHII 111111- Iers 11111 1111111 long you 1iv1', 11111 1111w well. Glee Club WILLIAM GLENN SCOTT- I'll 11111 budge 1111 i111'11. Band. D.O. Club. Speech Club. Vik- ing Staff. Quest Club DAVID SHERER- His f1IHl'l.S' fin'- ever 111111 l'I'6'l'j'It'1IC'l't' his .I71lll'l'.H Future Farmers of America. Quest Club WILLIE SMITH1AAWl1Il1 x 11 11 ll 111 ll 1111111 1111 11111 he merry? W Club, Future Farmers of Amer- ica. Varsity Football. Wrestling. Track. Junior Red Cross Represen- tative Seniors MARICE LYNNE S MOT H E R S- She has a way that wins, a man- ner she lakes everywhere she goesq anzl.h'ieml.x she always makes. Science Club. D.O. Club. Quest Club. Future Teachers of America. Alpha Theta, National Honor Soci- ety, Beta Epsilon. Speech Club TONY KH' SNODDYf'AAll great men are citller zleacl or tlylllg, in filet Iclmz't.leel so well l7lj'SL'lflU Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. Senior Director of the Key Club. President of the Speech Club. Inter- Club Council. Spanish Club, Quest Club. Who's Who: Best Looking, Medics Club, Senior Ill Float Com- mittee DARYLE SPAIN- In spite of every- thing, life is good. rwy LINDA SUE SPEARS- Music waslies away the dust of everyday life. President of Glee Club, F.T.A., Quest Club KATHLEEN MARIE STELMAN- Laughing is the sensation offeeling gona' all over. F.H.A.. Quest Club -QM TERRELL STEWART-UA l a s, 'tis true l've gone here and there. F.F.A.. Quest Club 'missin Seniors GLORIA LEE STOVALL- Her plea- sant and kindly ways will live in our memories all our days. National Honor Society, Quest Club, Viking Staff, Spanish Club, Band. All State Band, Directors Honor Band, Beta Epsilom, Future Home- makers of America, Secretary of Homeroom, Senior III Float Com- mittee. GARY WALTER TATEf'1A mind like a flash of lightning, quick but crooked. D.O. Club, Quest Club, Future Farmers of America, Speech Club, Medics Club MARCELLIA TEDFORD- Man has his will, but woman has her way. me i ltl CLYDE TIREY- The well-atUustec! person who makes the same mistake twice without getting nervous. Track Team, D.O. C l u b, Quest Club, W Club DEBORAH TOWNLEY- And 1 will capture your minds with sweet novelty. Quest Club, D.O. Club, Future Homemakers of America, Medical TIM TOWNLEY--l'Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help when- ever he may. Junior Class Favorite, Junior Class President, Student Council, Inter- Clulg Council, D.O. Club, Quest Clu 4 Seniors CLARENCE TUCKER- Wise Men say nothing in dangerous times. RICKY TYREE,-'AT014gh ana' sweet, afriend to all. W Club, Quest Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Captain of Wrestling Team, Speech Club, Track RONNIE UNDEM- Enjoy the pres- ent hour. Medical Careers Club RITA FAYE UPTAIN- Her person- ality, her pleasant smile, have won herfriendship for many a mile. Beta Club, Future Homemakers of America, Quest Club, D.O. Club MARQUITA VINCENT- A yawn is a silent shout. HELEN WADE- One made up of loveliness alone. National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Future Teachers of America, Band, Quest Club, D.O. Club, Secre- tary of Student Council, Sweetheart and Treasurer of Beta Club, Who's Who Most Likely To Succeed Seniors IVAN WADE- Full of likable Sim- plicity and quietness. JAMES HOWARD WALDROP- All the Mme I look jQ2r in me is to have lived it quietly. D.O. Club, Medical Careers Club AVA WALLACE- Little Friends may prove great j9'iends. ROBERTA WATSON+ Her ways are the ways QfFlCLl.S'l1lIfIlESS.H French Club MARY .IO WHEELER- But Seniors have a right to be excited. D.O. Club, Quest Club, Senior Ill Float Committee STEVE WILLCUTT- Here is cz good man with strong determination. Future Farmers of America ANITA Wll.LlAMS- Ax ll living jewel tlrnppml illixtziifztftl from l1c'ui't'fz. F,H.A.. Junior Red Cross. Quest Club. D.O. Club. Medical Careers Club. Senior lll Float Committee. Who's Who lMost Femininel. Miss Homecoming. 68-69 RUTH ANNETTE WILLIAMSON- 1I ix not 4'r1.sQv to be u pretty girl witlmul cnu.s'ing n1i.vcl1itjf1 National Honor Society, Beta Epsi- lon. Math Club, Secretary of Future Teachers of America. Football Maid for 69-70, Medical Careers Club. Quest Club. Secretary of Homeroom DEB WILSON- Short lm! .s'u't'c't, for irzc'l1e.s' do not murrvr ur niulw the Wmrmnf' Quest Club. Medical Careers. F.H.A. DURWOOD WILSON- lfyo11 clmft .my tllljlllllllg, you wuf1'r be cullvcl on tnl't'pc'z1t ir. F.F.A. JIM C. WILSON. JR.- He is playful and lIlH7I0l'Ull.Y tlllll his fl'lt'IILl.S' are llIlllIC'l'UllS.'l Quest Club. D.O. Club. Who's Who. tMost Talkativel. Key Club. Foot- bull. Golf Team. Senior Ill Float Committee LARRY WlNDHAM+ C1lrsI lic' that man Ilia! irzvvlztml u'm'l4. F.F,A.. Bus Driver 166 Seniors AL st New uf... 3 s . .. xg, 1 -is X X S SR i ataei. X - - :-.. ,V Mfjffffflsw Seniors Q1 .,,w J. W. WINDHAM- Ready for any- thing thdt's me. Quest Club, Ushers Club, Speech MARVIN WINDHAM- Clever men are good, but they are not the best. Future Farmers of America, Bus Driver JAMES WOLFE- Give me the clear blue sky overhead and the long road to myfeetf' JOE WOODS- lt is ci great plaque to he too handsome a man. President of Key Club, First Vice President of D.O. Club, Math Club, Science Club, Quest Club, Inter Council, Boys' State. Vice-President of Senior Homeroom, Sr. III Float Committee LINDA KAREN WOODLEY- When a woman is .speaking to you, listen to what she says with her eyes. Viking Staff, Medical Careers Club. Quest Club, Homecoming Court, Speech Club BRENDA WRIGHT- In her tongue is the law ofkindnessf' D.E.-D.O. Club, Medics Club, Quest Club LANNIE YOUNG7 Dm1't worry til worry wrzrrizas' you. D.O. RONALD YOUNG- I take hifi' as it comes and enjoy it. Future Farmers of America, Quest Club CLEM ENT PRATT SHERERf Nev- er trouble trouhlz' till fl'Ulli7fl' Iran- bles you. D.O. Club. Medical Careers Club. Quest Club. D.O. Club Reporter. ANITA HARPER- lf .s'wvc'Ir1v.vs is a flllllf, hers is ll gre!!! 0r1c'. Quest Club Seniors ' . 1 L f L . 2 5 ' 5 it Q . i , ' '- P if T QSQ E E f r i L 'V i gi l ' 'Cy X ff L 1 1 ' L 5r K Q' c ' 34 14 -, 4 A Sag 'Qi , X - -- Q t .V .,w,5WQ,,w g QQ 5' LQ L. 1. ', 'R-f.,wH 1. i W f X fx , 1N ,i1A ., z - 'L .sszggfssqg A i fi. :Z.5'E' '1-,fsff3sfiiffyg1, - wr.. j5EZs1ff 1 f- fm A U W , , U .Q .,,.. ., ., Mg, . , 5 M as -' -Qliizgfgisassg-ffiiivg Qzlsgfgi ,. 5 .5 - I , 'L E A A .... 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