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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1971 volume:

A N jupVoaj • • • 1970-71 XAJoHJittuv Couithj AiJojiu VA 21 v y-T- ' I our school we plcdfic vur ' powcr. For wc- truit in thee; «  And we will at cVet ' y lioiir, _ ' ' Always loyal be. ' . t- cf • You havi ' been tu w, i. ptt llf, ' , ' - r In the day; oiie hyy ' Jtr ■ V ■ ' ' ' i( V tiv ' • ' : And we ' ll never j ' o? ' (. fif tt HrP •• .r 5 5ti ' ' . ;- • . IJear old Walker- ' Aigti. ' . ' . CHORUS . ' I « '  ■■: S Always laithlui, alv Pfc yii To our colors trlio '  i5 iii Walkc ' r. hereS tWTSupflw rj - I ' JK J i ■H ' m ■ ' . •:■ ' •V i • .. Y }M i Ill ' in ..JMII - ■•V . ;||1 L. C:;r s • . S ' ' - ' - Dcaumi Om U CHS . . . A typical school day is blossoming and once again it ' s time to unwillingly drag out of bed and clear the debris in order to prepare for the coming day. Making it to school on time is difficult enough without the added disturbance of carelessly missing the transportation. Oh, well, it wouldn ' t be a complete day without four miles of exercise. And no girl in her right mind would ever venture to class without one more desperate attempt to repair her hairdo. The mad rush in the parking lot is a final effort for last-minute social communication before students are herded in to begin a new day. M As CWfiitfs 6 tH Tk Ddij The tardy line stands a mile long and while morning announcements are being made the latecomers, wearing blank expressions, wait the moment of truth when they will be ex- pected to explain their naturally unavoidable cause of tardiness. On the sound of the bell the halls become bedlam as students emerge from all corners of the building to begin their day ' s work. Occasionally, throughout the day someone who obviously parried all night can be observed with his head on his desk attempting to catnap without being discovered. BitjOijiag iW t C6«Mf)(UttOKS • • • Lunch seems to be everyone ' s favorite subject as it is a time to forget all responsi- bility, catch up on the latest gossip, and enjoy the company of a conglomeration of com- panions without being accused of talking too much. The cafeteria is a crowded place during the lunch hour being only minus a few - the brave ones who believe in risky business and either disappear to their lockers only to retrieve a forgotten book or try their luck at sneaking off to the nearest hamburger joint. • — mjjiy fw l Vajdous KdtMJ The main objective of the Walker Administration and faculty is molding a group of well informed, intelligent students in preparation of their graduation. Not only are they concerned with producing students who will hold commendable positions but will also be prominent and responsible citizens. The Walker High curriculum includes a wide variety of subjects including college preparatory, business, and general study courses. Classes are instructed in an up to date manner with the assistance of an assortment of modern teaching aids which make learning easier and add enjoyment to classroom study. 10 L - 1 b 1 iJ - 1 II 12 There is nothing more relaxing than taking a day off for an afternoon of picnicking at the lake with a group of friends. Pleasure not only comes from enjoyment; it may be gained through successful group effort in organizing successful projects. Participation is a great determining factor in making any endeavor a success. Getting the job done can not only be made easier when everyone lends a hand, but can also be exciting and fun, as the burden of work can be lessened with joking and laughter. Learning to cooperate by working as a group aids students in many ways which are not only beneficial now but will be helpful in the future. 13 fyxui f Kfe Tke Ntgfcfc. A Walker student is rarely wanting for action whatever his pleasure may be. Annual formal events are sponsored which give girls an opportunity to parade in their formals looking extra beautiful and being escorted by distinguished looking young men. The numerous informal affairs give all a chance to let go and just have a good time. Cheering the mighty Viks on to victory seems to be a favorite pastime of all, £ind a home game finds the stands crowded not only with students, but a major portion of the towns ' residents. These and many other activities are available for spending the leisure hours which follow a hec tic day within the walls of a busy school. AM •% • ' - ■ ■ ' ■■n is V  1 Utss Bmu n J J M 16 Dedications are made to special people who have made their mark upon someone ' s life. This year our appreciation is ex- tended in the form of a dedication to a very deserving person. She has given her best at all times, in all phases of activities. Uplifting a dispirited soul with a smile, she has definitely made her mark a good one. The 1971 Black-Gold Staff consider it a priviledge to dedicate our book to you - MISS BERNICE REEVES. 18 PB XJURBQ 19 Uu A t(i Uks Walk Omdkj Wtgli 20 Pmivtifes STEVE BEVIS JAN LEGG PHILLIP SIMMONS VICKI LEE 22 r -f Tl f CfotSS GENE STANDEFFER JANIE IVEY MITCH Mc CULLERS DEBBIE YOUNG 23 JtUtt(Vt dm TAB HUDSON MELISSA OLIVER f I JIMMY McCOY EMELIL BANKHEAD BOBBY BURNS DORIS AKINS 24 RONNIE SHAW LAUREN COOPER f:-. CHUCK JUSTICE DEBBIE UPTON 25 First Alternate MISS SANDRA POWELL Qw eiJ 6 0JtJb 0 ' 1971 Sweetheart of Walker High MISS LAUREN COOPER Second Alternate MISS LIZA BLEVINS Third Alternate MISS RENEE HYCHE Fourth Alternate MISS PEGGY SNOODY 26 jUoMm Hig{i BEAUTY WALK FINALISTS - SEATED, FROM LEFT: Debbie Kilgore, Phyllis Bailey, Claire Lee, Denise Cannon, LuAnne Adair. SECOND ROW: RENEE Hycho, Jane Hearn, Sandi Hice, Cathy Farris, Lauren Cooper, Jeanette Henry, Liza Blevins, Donna Bunch. i don ' t believe it. BEAUTY WALK FINALISTS - SEATED, FROM LEFT: Marlene Paramore, Margaret Ann Saddler, Peggy Snoddy, Beth Oliver, Catherine McKellar. SECOND ROW: Jan Nichol- son, Sibby Scruggs, cheryl Wilson, Debbie Upton, Brenda Washington, Mary McElrath, Sandra Powell. Each year the football team elects three girls to represent them in the homecoming activities. These girls, the sponsor and two maids, are featured in the afternoon parade and presented before the game on home- coming night. Elected this year as Sponsor was Elena Paramore, with Janie Ivey and Yvonne Morris acting as Maids. Janie Ivey Yvonne Morris 28 ABOVE: Yvonne Morris escorted by James Cox, Qena Paramore escorted by John Ed McDanal, and Janie Ivey escorted by Jim Wilson. Reigning in Homecoming parade. 29 CowA DEBBIE KILGORE SHARON SMITH PAR CARR DENISE PARRISH ANN GRACE 30 Bob Wilson and Sharon Smith Larry Bates and Denise Parrish David Wilson and Par Carr Mike Banks and Ann Grace 31 Day Acfew fees On the dawn of Homecoming morn- ing, fmal preparations for completion of floats, begin as excited students diligently join in on the obvious confusion which accompanies such an event. The finishing touches are added to the colorful floats in a desperate attempt for perfection preced- ing parade time. Streets lines with gay spectators view the imaginative creations which proceed slowly through town with a victory mood being set by the lively music of the Walker Viking Marching Band. Upon arrival in the town square, en- tertainment is provided by the Majorettes and the band, after which the parade once again moves on through the crowded street. 33 A spirit- filled pep rally on the court- house steps prior to Homecoming night set the mood, as a tremendous group gath- ered demonstrating their enthusiasm to the Viking squad. An outstanding halftime performance interested all along with the introduction of honored guests, football- sponsor and maids and homecoming queen and court. Following a suspensefiUed game a school-sponsored dance was held in the Walker High auditorium. The Rainwater, a popular teen rock group, provided the entertainment, concluding an already ex- citing day. 34 35 Wiss Qoodipod ytjdki Ufi 36 I Qoody OiA kf) 60 j Qui ' Gid I QvJk ' yU B(MjS ' Sfatfe Seo i«feuy 01 Sfafe ROSALYN ELLIOT i U Randy Daniel, Mitch McCullers, Manly Cook, Tommy Kelly, David McCoy, not pictured Pete Brignct. 38 U luv ' S U W Ik ' 7 1 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jimmy Shaw and Vicki Lee BEST PERSONALITY John Ed McDanal and Janie Ivey WB . ■ J%« ' Vl 9 - i ' ,mj BEST ALL-AROUND Debbie Young and Mitch McCullers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Randy Daniel and Miriam Wilson 39 iJlGGEST FLIRT Margaret Ann Saddler and Donnie Fewell BEST LOOKING Peggy Snoddy and Phillip Simmons ., I MOST POPULAR Stacia Gambrell and Anthony Swindle MOST MASCULINE AND FEMININE Gene Standeffer and Fran Latham 40 Wfuv ' s WJiO Fh ' 7 1 MOST i;, 5liiLL Joey Stephenson and Betsy Nunn WITTIEST John Ryan and Judy Brakefield MOST DEPENDABLE Robbie Duggar and Elena Paramore Libby Brignet and Steve Bevis 41 Wko i WU Im ' 7 1 MOST COURTEOUS Ronnie Wade and Mary Trimble BEST DRESSED Barbara Buchstand and Pete Brignet MOST INTELLECTUAL Sybil Burton and Gary Kilgo MOST ORIGINAL Leon Goodwyn and Martha Barton 42 WU ' S U luv fn ' 7 1 MOST TALKATIVE Charles Bradley and Betsy Lavanna MOST SOPHISTICATED Rosalyn Elliott and DereJ Jackson CUTEST Steve Kimbrell and Sibby Scruggs £ !5 3i I ' i ' I t MOST UNPREDICTABLE Salieta Scruggs and Reece Rutledge 43 t i cutiv « 45 A Ud At Otw P l tC | at K ' lR. BOBBY JOE WATSON The friendly and competent Walker High Administration can always be de- pended upon for guidance and advice per- taining to school problems and difficulties. By working together as one toward improvement in all aspects of academic achievement and athletic participation, we can aim nearer the goal of making Walker one of the finest schools in the state of Alabama. Principal - MR, BOBBY JOE WATSON Mr. Waston discussing school activities on the phone .... and with students. 46 1 l UJj KdlndtdStnailO MR. WATSON MR. TUCKER Administrative Assistant - MR. CLARENCE WHITE MR. WHITE 47 f juj KiiivMLsh The City of Jasper has taken over the complete operations of Walker High School ' s academic program. The vo- cational units are to be retained by the county and housed in a new Vocational High School to be built on the adjacent lot to KiRo Field, The members of the City Board of Education are left to right: STANDING: Howard Brown, Charles Wiggins, Vernon Shaw, Ike May, Mrs. Dick Wright. SEATED: Mr. Bob Songer, Superintendent. MR. BOB SONGER, City Superintendent of Education MR. ROBERT E. CUNNINGHAM, County Superintendent of Education 48 (( Cfieeil j SEATED: Mrs. Speed, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karon Barker, Rita White, Cecelia Clark, Brenda Burkett, Deb Wilson, Linda Bell, Marquetta Sherbet, Myia Pilling. r t6 Secretary, MRS. ANIS SPEED The work piles up. 49 Young P bjpSj P o f)€tAM F(Vti ' MR. GRADY KEY MR, BOB HARRIS I ' . ' - ' -i ' :- MR. GRADY HENDRIX MR, JOHN ROBBINS MRS. HUB DOTSON 50 DOM SbbO VuiiJ i MISS EUZABETH WALDROP MISS BESSIE ALBERT MR. GRADY KEY Electronics MR. BOB HARRIS Vocational Agriculture MISS ELIZABETH WALDROP Occupational Home Economics F.T.A., F.H.A. MR. GRADY HENDRLX Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. MR. JOHN RC8BINS Vocational Agriculture MISS BESSIE ALBERT Vocational Home Economics MRS. HUB DOTS ON Vocational Home Economics F.H.A. MISS ELENOR WILLIAMS Vocational Home Economics F.H.A. MISS ELENOR WILLIAMS 51 CuJlJtwuJL KdtMJbi i p p IvJb n ol MRS. MERLYN E. EKSTROM h MRS. HARRY SHERER MR, GEORGE PATRIDGE MR. REX BROWN ,.;;s MRS. JOHN CUMMINGS MISS BERNICE REEVES MR, D. JOE GAMBRELL MRS. LATHAM SADDLER MR. BOB BROWN 52 P(udb CJ ScWfi ' Uj MR. FRANK McNUTT MRS. GLEN CLEM MRS. PAUL HUDSON ' ii a a I MISS SADIE THOMAS MRS. MERLYN E. EKSTROM Psychology Sr. I Class Advisor Sportsmanship Club Sponsor MRS. HARRY SHERER Art Art Club Sponsor MR. GEORGE PATRIDGE Band Director MR. FRANK McNUTT Office Practice Beta Club Sponsor MRS. GLEN CLEM Commercial MR. REX BROWN Glee Club Director English MRS. JOHN CUMMIN GS French French Club Sponsor MISS BERNICE REEVES English Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor Sr. Ill Class Advisor MRS. PAUL HUDSON Commercial MISS SADIE THOMAS Commercial Beta Club Sponsor Viking MR. D. JOE GAMBRELL D.O. D.O. Club Sponsor Usher Club Sponsor MRS. LATHAM SADDLER D.E. D.O. Club Sponsor Sr. II Class Advisor MR. BOB BROWN D.O. 53 EMgfitS[i Te(3tcW« Pto nofe Us MRS. O. H. BROWN MRS. JAMES L. ODOM MRS. HERMAN MADDOX MISS ANNA MAE REEVES MRS. MILDRED SNOW MRS. JIMMY CANNON p O Tfce ' Uimjuj MISS SARA JOYCE WHITE MR. MC«RIS M. NIX MRS. O. H. BROWN English Yearbook Sponsor MRS. JIM HUDSON English MISS SARA JOYCE WHITE Guidance Counselor MRS. JAMES L. ODOM English Beta Club Sponsor MRS, HER2vlAN MADDOX English Speech Speech Club Sponsor MR. MORRIS M. NIX Guidance Counselor MISS ANNA MAE REEVES English Jr. National Honor Society Sponsor MRS. MILDRED SNOW English Student Council Sponsor Sr. II Class Advisor MRS. JIMMY CANNON Librarian Library Club MRS. BUDDY BROTHHITON Librarian Viking Library Club Sr. II Class Advisor MRS, BUDDY BROTHERTON 55 f-f istitvuj Cc RCe , Aiui fJxdiimdsx:! MRS. LARRY BRAKEFIELD MRS, STILL HUNTER MRS. CHARLES HILL MRS. MARY JO LANK FORD MRS. LEON RYE 56 Ess AitcodBs fK Uiqli t Umittag MRS. ROBERT L. RICHARDSON, JR. MRS. HAROLD UNDERWOOD TTT- MRS. ED OSBORNE MRS. CHARLES HILL American History, Democracy English Quest Club MRS. ROBERT L. RICHARDSON, JR. Chemistry Biology Medical Careers Club MRS. HAROLD UNDERWOOD Physics Mathematics Science Club MRS. LARRY BRAKEFIELD American History World History Cheerleader Sponsor MRS. STILL HUNTER Democracy Quest Club National Honor Society Sr. in Class Advisor MRS. ED. OSBC«NE Mathematics Jr. Red Cross MRS. MARY JO LANKFORD American History B-Team Cheerleader Sponsor MRS. LEON RYE World History Business Law MRS. LOIS SIDES Mathematics Math Club MR. JOHN WIEDERECHT Mathematics Business Law MRS. LOIS SIDES MR, JOHN WIEDERECHT 57 COACH VICTOR KAEIABASZ Pluj iJbol MxJbtdiJbMu D MRS. WILLIAM R, HUDSON Tft 0 tAjfJlj yijiJUflijuuol ■p HH m 7? m H M l i H H 1 ' Hf 1 1 rkJ 1 K BSbh!--;.- • -waBs- • • COACH HERMAN DAVIS COACH PAT MORRISON MRS. JOHN KIRKPATRICK COACH VICTOR KARABASZ Physical Education Head Football Coach COACH HERMAN DAVIS Biology, Chemistry Physical Education Football Coach COACH PAT MORRISON Physical Education Biology Key Club Sponsor MRS. WILLIAM R. HUDSON Girls ' Physical Education Trampoline Team Sponsor MRS. JOHN KIRKPATRICK Girls ' Physical Education Pep Squad Sponsor COACH DAVID PETTY Physical Education Football Coach Driver Education COACH HERBERT GREEN Biology Head Basketball Coach COACH HERBERT GREEN 59 r__i E I K; - D i ' ' a ATHLEHCC 61 Donnie Morgan Anthony Swindle Robbie Duggar CjbCJcJM KNEELING: Head Coach Victor Karabasz. LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistants. Hermon Davis, David Petty, Pat Morrison. 62 1 970 Vttoigs FIRST ROW, L to R: G. Starnes, M. Buiton, J. Grey, T, Harris, G. Standeffer, D. Morgan, A. Swindle, R. Duggar, G. Card, J, McCoy, B. Col- bert. SECOND ROW, M. Pilling, D. Burton, B. Rogers, M. Fanis, R. McCain, J, Bankhead, B. Clark, C. Barnett, R. Davis, P. Starnes. THIRD ROW, T. Mitchell, D. Norris, R. O ' Rear, S, Tillotson, E, White, L. Ingram, C. Justice, M, Myers, M. Schlitt, K. Smith, H. Williams, J. Jen- kins. FOURTH ROW, D. Baker, R. Grace, T, Webb, D, Hoobler, G, Akins, M, Cook, R. Marlow, J. Smith, W. Fuller, S. Upton, C. Kilgore, B. Farris, V. Medlock.  FIRST ROW, L TO R: G. Card, A. Swindle, J. Jenkins. G. Standeffer, J. Bankhead, D. Hoobler, M. Cook, G. Akins. SECOND ROW, T. Harris, R, Duggar, E. White, R, McCain, C. Barnett, D. Morgan, B. Rogers, H. Williams. THIRD ROW, B. Farris, W. Fuller, D. Baker, V. Medlock, ' R. Grace, R. Marlow, T. Mitchell. 63 Walk 1 1 1 970 Fayetfe G t so•M4 . . . . Bttb O Btai kou . . . . AW) C CMnU)JK . . . . DecfttuA 6 . . . 12 6 . . .29 . . . 12 6 . . .26 . -e. •i DAVID BURTON Quarterback ANTHONY SWINDLE Quarterback WafiW 1 2 Foyctfe CHUCK JUSTICE Quarterback After a summer of hard work and anticipation, the Vikings were ready to open the 1970 season before a capacity crowd at KiRo Field. One could readily sense an air of optimism among the Viking supporters as they eagerly awaited the opening kickoff. The Vikings wasted little time in getting on the scoreboard. Early in the first quarter, John Caldwell got through the Fayette line and blocked a Tiger punt. On the next play, Tony Swindle ran ten yards for the first Viking score. John Jenkins kicked the PAT and the Vikings held a 7-0 lead, a lead which they canied to the dressing room at halftime. After neither team was able to score in the third quarter, Fayette started a drive at the Viking 48 yard line with ten minutes left in the game. Two plays later, Ross Marlow inter- cepted a Fayette pass and rambled 44 yards for the final Viking touchdown. The PAT was wide, but the Viking defense held on to defeat Fayette, 13 to DAVID NORRIS Quarterback JIMMY McCOY Defensive Back 65 Walhm 1 7 G i5So w 6 The Vikings traveled to the Space City of Huntsville in search of their second victory of the season. After the initial drive stalled at the Grissom ten yard line, the Vikings proceeded to drive 63 yards in nine plays with Gary Card going in for the TD. Jenkins kicked the PAT and the Vikings led 7-0. A determined Grissom team stormed back and drove the length of the field for a touch- down. The extra point attempt was fumbled and the Vikings still led, 7-6, at the half. The rejuvenated Viking offense gave Walker a 14-6 lead when Tony Swindle sneaked into the end zone to culminate a long drive. The Vikings put the game on ice when Vince Medlock booted a 24 yard field goal to up the lead to 17 to 6. A concentrated team effort had produced the second win of the season and the Vikings now turned their attention toward a powerful Bibb County team. 66 TYRONE HARRIS Tailback Btbb CouMbj 12 (A q£W9 The undefeated Vikings were again on the road to play the powerful Choctaws of Bibb County. The Vikings had a monumental task before them since the Choctaws were undefeated and featured the services of All- American end Charles Cleveland. Jimmy McCoy set up a Viking touchdown when he intercepted a Bibb County pass and returned it to the Choctaw twelve yard line. Six plays later, Tony Swindle dove into the end zone and the Vikings led 6 to 0. Bibb County was able to tie the game before halftime as Charles Cleveland threw a 51 yard touchdown pass. The PAT was wide and the score was tied at halftime. The Vikings took the lead in the third quarter when John Jenkins kicked a 21 yard field goal. The scoreboard now read Walker 9 - Bibb County 6. Minutes later, Bibb County scored the winning touchdown on a 50 yard pass play to Cleveland. The PAT was no good and Bibb County held on to win, 12 to 9. Two freak plays and countless yards of penalties has cost the Vikings their fust loss of the season. BOBBY FARRIS Split End 67 WcJUk u 2 TuSCOdEoOSO Cou ttj The Vikings returned home to take on the undefeated Wildcats of Tuscaloosa County. In this age of ejq)losive offensive football, the Viking defense proved that defense can still win football games. This game was truly a classic example of excellent defensive football on the part of both sides. Early in the first quarter, Will Fuller tackled a Wildcat runner in his own end zone to give the Vikings a safety and a 2-0 lead. Both defensive units played superb and as a result, the Vikings still held a slim 2-0 lead at halftime. In the third quarter, John Caldwell saved a touchdown when he deflected a long pass intended for Wildcat speedster. Neither team seriously threatened to score in the fourth quarter and the Viking defense held on to give Walker its third win of the sea- son. Ironically, this would be the only game that Tuscaloosa would lose all year. •i GARY CARD Tailback MELTON FARRIS Formation Back ROBBY DUGGAR Formation Back 68 WcJUkm 14 BuiMuiuup G BOBBY COLBERT Tailback The Vikings were again at home in search of their fourth victory of the season. Early in the first quarter, Ross Marlow recovered a Bradshaw at the fifty yard line. Two plays later, Tyrone Harris raced 43 yards for a touchdown. Jenkins kicked the PAT and the Vikings led 7-0. Outstanding defensive play on the part of both squads enabled the Vikings to carry that 7-0 lead to the dressing room at halftime. Bradshaw got on the scoreboard when the Vikings fumbled in their own end zone and an alert Bruin recovered for a touchdown. Manly Cook made an outstanding play to break up the try for two points and as a result the Vikings still led 7 to 6, Walker put the game on ice in the fourth quarter when David Burton connected with Vince Medlock for a touchdown. Jenkins again kicked the PAT and the Vikings held on to win, 14 to 6. The Vikings had now won four out of their first five games. GENE STANDEFFER Linebacker «9 WoJthty 14 JoU ComM The Vikings were in Birmingham to take on the Cavaliers of John Carroll in quest of win number five. The Vikings took the opening kickoff and promptly drive 68 yards for a touchdown. Quarterback Tony Swindle went the final three yards and John Jenkins kicked the PAT to give Walker a 7-0 lead. The Vikings padded their lead with five minutes left in the half when halfback Tyrone Harris threw a 21 yard scoring pass to Robby Duggar. Jenkins was again perfect on the extra point attempt and the Vikings led 14 to at the end of the first half. The Walker defense played courageously all night in keeping the Cavaliers off of the scoreboard. Against a quick John Carroll team, the Vikings forced eight fumbles and inter- cepted two passes. Walker had now won its fifth game, by beating John Carroll, 14 to 0. GREG STARNES Fullback JOHN JENKINS Fullback IIS-,- -af xjL aL HENRY WILLIAMS Fullback 70 JAMES SMITH Defensive End Aiofc 29 WoJlht 21 The improving Vikings traveled to Arab for the seventh game of the season. The first half turned out to be a nightmare for the Vikings, as Arab scored three touchdowns to take a 21 to lead at the half. It would take an almost impossible comeback for the Vikings to gain victory number six against the Knights of Arab. Near the end of the third quarter, the Vikings took on new life as Tony Swindle got Walker on the scoreboard with a one yard sneak for a TD. The two point conversion failed and the Vikings now trailed, 21 to 6. Minutes later, David Burton hit Mike Burton with a 19 yard scoring pass to keqj Viking comeback hopes alive. Swindle dove into the end zone for two points and Walker had now cut the margin to 21-14. In the fourth quarter the Vikings continued to come back when Swindle hit Vince Med- lock with a 43 yard touchdown pass. On the try for two points. Swindle made a tremendous play to get into the end zone and give the Vikings an unbelievable 22 to 21 lead. Arab immediately started to drive on the following kickoff. Shortly thereafter, the Knights scored a touchdown and held on to win a thriller, 29 to 22. In losing only its second game of the season, Walker had almost pulled off a miracle. STEVE TILUSON Defensive End DONNIE MORGAN Tight End 71 WoJWsi Ojjefi ' 12 The Vikings returned home to take on always - tough Coffee. In the initial quarter, coffee recovered a Viking fumble at the Walker 31 yard line. Five plays later. Coffee scored and led 6-0. Walker came right back with an eighty touchdown drive. Tony Swindle capped the long drive with a ten yard run for the TD. The PAT was wide and the game was all even at the half. Swindle hit Medlock with a 55 yard touchdown bomb to give Walker the lead in the third quarter. Swindle made good on the try for two points and the Vikings now led, 14-6. Minutes later. Walker drove 61 yards in nine plays for another touchdown. Swindle again climaxed the drive by going in for the TD, Jenkins kicked the PAT and Walker now held a comfortable lead of 21 to 6. Coffee came alive in the fourth quarter when they marched 70 yards in twelve plays for a touchdown. The extra point attempt failed and the Vikings now led, 21 to 12. With only minutes left in the game. Coffee drove to the Viking six yard line, where their hopes ended on a tremendous goal line stand by the Viking defense. The Vikings held on to win and remain undefeated in the T.V.C. MIKE SCHLITT Center MANLEY COOK - Center CARL KILGORE - Guard 72 CuMima« 6 WoUi BURT RODGERS Defensive End On Homecoming 1970, Walker took on one of its oldest rivals, the Bearcats of Cullman. Through the years, the Walker-Cullman game has always been a bruising battle. This year ' s game was no exception. The first half was a struggle of two superb defensive teams and as a result the score was tied, 0-0, at halftime. After a tremendous halftime show, the Homecoming crowd was ready for another half of football. After getting close on several occasions, the Bearcats go a touchdown late in the third quarter. The try for two points failed and Cullman led by a score of 6 to at the end of three quarters. The Vikings started to move the ball in the last minutes of the game. On a fourth down play in Cullman territory. Swindle threw a long pass to Stuart Upton. The pass fell incom- plete on a very questionable call by the official. With that pass went all hopes of a Home- coming victory. Cullman held on to hand the Vikings their first T.V.C. loss of the season by a score of 6 to 0. PHILLIP O ' REAR Defensive End JACK BANKHEAD Guard 73 DecoiuA 26 WaSk 7 The Vikings were up against the powerful Red Raiders of Decatur in the final game of the season. Early in the second quarter, Decatur moved in for its initial touchdown. The extra point attempt failed and the Raiders led 6 to 0, Minutes later, Burt Rodgers picked up a Decatur fumble and rambled 38 yards for a Viking touchdown. Jenkins kicked the PAT to give the Vikings their only lead of the night. Decatur took the ensuing kickoff and drove 70 yards for a quick touchdown. The try for two points failed and Decatur held a 12 to 7 lead at halftime. Walker took the second half kickoff and seemed to be moving toward a touchdown when Decatur alertly recovered a Viking fumble on its 20 yard line. With that fumble the Vikings seemed to lose all of their momentum. Decatur proceeded to score two more touchdowns and defeat the Vikings, 26 to 7. The Vikings ended the season on a losing note and saw their record go to six wins against four losses. RONNIE DAVIS Guaid ■-s; T.t vj I GARY AKINS Guard ROOSEVELT McCAIN Middle Guard 74 iti C MO uhUiUUij For the second year in a row, the Vikings finished the season with a record of six wins against four losses. Walker got off to a fast start by winning five out of the first six games. From that point on, the Vikings seemed to fall inches short of victory on several different occasions and as a result. Walker managed only one win in its last four games. Conceivably the Vikings could have had a 9-1 season with a break here or there. However, those breaks didn ' t materialize and Walker lost four games. Coach Karabasz and his competent staff are to be commended for bringing another winning season to Jasper. With 1970 behind them , the coaches eagerly began preparation for bigger and better things in the future . DAVID HOOBLER Tackle BOBBY CLARK Tackle TERRY WEBB Linebacker CHARLES BARNETT Tackle WILL FULLER Defensive Tackle JOE DAVID GRAY Linebacker %■■ MIKE BURTON Split End PHILLIP STARNES Tight End MARLOWE closes in on a Coffee receiver. Li VINCENT MEDLOCK Split End LAMAR INGRAM Defensive End DENNIS BAKER Defensive Tackle STUART UPTON Split End 76 B-TfiOiw FooiMfi ■ ■ HHi 4HI ■■ 1 Hhr k ' . . -.v H 1 f 1 J f m u 1 ■■ 1 wT TJI _iffzi: i 2 jLj P m— n m 1 MlJH ■!■ ■IHB HH FIRST ROW: K, Smith. V. Free, G. Freeman, J. Gordon, M. Perry, M. Shelton, D. Booth. SECOND ROW: L. Robinson, L. EStes, G. Hagood, R. Banks, J. Beasley. S. Jenkins, R. Dodd, H. Cox, THIRD ROW: K, Pierce, E Davis, J. Gibson, J. Snaders, J. Elkins, L. McEIrath, C. Dover. VIKING DEFENDERS CLOSE IN ON COFFEE RUNNER 77 Ba keAxM 1970-71 HRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Benson, Joh n E. McDanal, Randy Daniel, Stuart Upton, Greg McDade. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vincent Medlock, Guy Able. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tab Hudson, Tommy Kelly,. Mike Robinson, Will FuUer, Phillip Simmons, Hal Brakefield, Mitch McCullers. 78 Coocdes Head Coach Herbert Greene, and Assistant Coach Pat Monison, Viking Basketball again emerged as a tremendous success. The Vikings cap- tured first place honors in the West Point Invitational in December. In January the Vikings regained the County Title by defeating Carbon Hill in the finals of the County Tournament. Walker basketball was again under the able leadership of Head Coach Herbie Greene. In five short years of coaching, Coach Greene has made a name for him- self and for Viking basketball. Under Coach Greene, the Vikings have won four County Championships, and lost only three county games in five years. This re- markable record has made the Viking basketball program one of the finest anywhere. When asked to comment on the 1970-71 squad Coach Greene replied: This year ' s squad will always remain number one in my heart as long as I live. Thr rough life of a coach!!! TmJinu E Gvm Vttoig JOHN ED McDANAL Guard Captains Randy Daniel and Tommy Kelly RANDY DANIEL Guard M I l ttSfc PiotC6 fM W sb Point Tomn m tA VINCENT MEDLOCK Forward By winning three games, the Vikings took first place honors in the West Point Invitational Tournament. Walker faced its toughest test in the first game of the tournament against strong Falkville. Despite a 28 point performance by Falkville ' s Bob Henson, the Vikings held on to win by a score of 50 to 46. In the semi-final game, Walker faced a sharp shooting Cold Springs team. The Vikings displayed a balanced attack and easily defeated Cold Springs by a score of 61 to 47, thus advancing to the finals of the tournament. In the finals, the Vikings faced the host team. West Point. Walker took an early lead and handily defeated West Point, 69 to 54. Although the Vikings didn ' t play their best games of the season, they developed excellent team effort and determination which was the dif- ference in this tournament. SI Vttoigs VisjfJbx B ccSm T MITCH McCULLORS Forward TOMMY KELLY Center 82 RegctUi Couithj Ckt iOKstiXf) After being dethroned as County Champions in 1970, the Vikings swept three games in the County Tournament to regain the Championship. W alker raced by Martin in the first game by a score of 89 to 51 to advance to the semi- fmals of the tournament. Against an improved Dora team. Walker played superb defense and held on to win, 57 to 42, thus advancing to the finals for the eighth year in a row. Against a Carbon Hill team which Walker had beaten twice earlier in the season, the Vikings withheld a late surge by the Bulldogs to win the championship by a score of 64 to 53. Mitch McCullers and Vincent Medlock were named to the All-Tournament team while Mike Itobinson was presented the Most Valuable Player award for the tournament. MIKE ROBINSON Center WILL FULLER Forward t3 The Vikings and Coach Greene receiving County Championship Trophy, I ANTHONY BENSON Guard JIMMY HOLSTON Forward 84 GUY ABLE Guard GREG McDADE Guard HAL BRAKEnELD Forward TAB HUDSON Guard STUART UPTON Forward 8S B-Team Coach HERMON DAVIS 86 Vttoig B-TfiAhi FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Daniel, Gaylon Freeman, Vance Free, Steve York, Robert Longstreet, Lee McEIrath. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Argo, David Norris, Ronnie Shaw, Chuck Justice, Tony Price. 87 HRST ROW, L. to R.: B. Colbert, J.Walker, S. Watkins, C, Dickerson, M. White, R. McCain. SECOND ROW, LEFT: B. Rodger, H. Willian, M. Cook, R. Nahors, R. Nabors, J. Caldwell, R. Duggar. $• r Q ccmji f K Tbugli TV.C TowMitJMkd The Viking Wrestlers made tremendous strides throughout the 1970-71 season. The Vikings lost only one dual match all season and that was to powerful Alex City. Walker traveled to Tennessee twice during December and January and although the Vikings finished low in both tournaments, they gained valuable wrestling experience. One of the highlights of the wrestling season was the T.V.C. Tournament which was held in Jasper. The Vikings finished second behind Butler by a scant two points. Robby Duggar was named the outstanding wrestler in the entire tournament, thereby giving Walker the top individual honor. In only their third year of wrestling the Vikings have made a name for themselves throughout the state. BT OJivu HRST ROW, L. to R. : S. Jones, L. Jordan, J. Jeffreies, D. Mason, L. Munay, K. Binkley, C. Kidd. SECOND ROW. L. to R.: J, Gray, M. Burton, K. Spiegel, T. Jones, B. Ely, B. Clark, T. Jones, C. Kiefer, O. Reed. S9 Cjptlm Qjp(yd Tiacfe ' Spring sports play a very integral part in the well-rounded athletic program at Walker High School. Although these sports do not attain the level of attention that affords the football or basketball program, they still provide for excitement and keen competition. The track team is headed by Coach David Petty and the Viking speedsters are peren- nially the County Champions. Coach Hermon Davis manages the baseball team in its spring schedule. Under the new regional alignment, the baseball team has high hopes for another successful season. The Viking tennis team always gives a strong account of itself. The number one man on the squad, Pete Brignet, is rapidly becoming known as one of the finest tennis players in the state. The final link of the spring sports program, the golf team, is headed by two excellent golfers in Tab Hudson and Jack Bankhead. KNEEUNG, L, to R.: J. McCoy, J. Caldwell, G. Card, A. Swindle, J. Jenkins. STANDING, L. to R.: M. Myers, R. Jack- son, T. Mitchell, R. Davis. Bos M 1 ■-:■, ' .• ■ 1 9 i % 8 ' 1 i 1 -i .-J 1 HRST ROW, L. toR.:S. Swindle, W. Fuller, G. Card. SECOND ROW: J. Sherer, L. Ingram, D. Banks, J. Clements. THIRD ROW: R. Daniel, G. Standeffer. P, Simmons. 90 L. to R.: J, Crotser, J. Caldwell, J, Bank- head, R. Hudson, S. C lark. NOT SHOWN: Tab Hudson. KNEELING, L. to R.: D. Upton, S. Alex- ander, J. Wolfe. STANDING, FAR LEFT: P. Edwards, J. James, C. Clark, C, McKellar, L. Brignet. NOT SHOWN: K. Salmon. 7fi«uuS KNEEUNG, LEFT: P. Brignet, S. Upton. STANDING, T. Cook, M. Gump, •I Head - Senior VICKIE LEE Co-Head - Senior DEBBIE YOUNG Senior STAQA GAMBRELL Senior LIBBY BRIGNET 92 I Ckmlmij Senior cheerleaders with sponsor, Mrs. Brakefield, at final pep rally of the 1970 football season. Junior SANDRA POWELL Junior MARCHETTIA SHURBITT iJI Junior MEUSSA OLIVER Junior DORIS AKINS 93 B-T ctHi CkmhouijM Head Cheerleader DEBBY UPTON JOAN LEGG CAROLYN TIDWELL PAT BRISCOE 94 OufcfeK«k«3 Atf«i8efes Oua jy jo« W CW) 1ST ROW: B. Rogers, B. Standeffei, D. Young, V. Lee, S. Gambrell, B. Lavanna, G. Card, R. Duggar, S. Watkins. 2ND ROW: B. Colbert, M. Crump, J. McCoy, J. Caldwell, R, Hudson, C. Bamett, R. M, Cain, Coach Karabasz. 3RD ROW: J. Bankhead, R. Davis, J, Hudson, P. Simmons, S. Upton, M. McCullar, J. T. Kelly, W, Fuller, V. Medlock. 4TH ROW: T. Mitchell, H. WilUams, J, Jenkins, T. Cook, S. Gann, R. Marlow. M. Cook, B. Farris, D. Morgan, A, Swindle, Secretary- Treasurer - VICKIE LEE President - ROBBIE DUGGAR Vice President - DONNIE MORGAN Sponsor - COACH VICTOR KARABASZ The W Club is composed of those students who have acquired a credible level of athletic achievement as determined by the coaching staff. Thfe club ' s purpose is to promote leadership, scholarship, and athletics in the school. 9S A — 9 Acnwi 97 Mix)ck6 i QhMkuJb Omutjl (KSttMs One of the most active Student Coun- cils in the history ofWalker High sponsored many new and worthwhile projects this school year. The officers completed a Student Handbook and established a Stu- dent Council office by the beginning of the school year. All 1970 Homecoming activities were under the direction of the Student Council and were completed with success. A new event, the Christmas Formal, was sponsored by the Student Council and is certain to become an an- nual event. Under the capable advising of Mrs. Snow, Walker ' s 1970-71 Student Council indeed became more respected and appreciated by the student body. 1970-71 Student Council Officers - Seated, President, Steve Bevisj Standing, Secretary, Kathi Salmon; Vice-President, Mike Williams; Treasurer, Judy Brakefield. 98 Qbuuij P ti CiMji R f)0«i i|)ifeti| SENIORS: J. Brakefield, M. Williams, S. Bevis, K. Salmon, SECOND ROW: D. Young, N. Adkins, B. Nunn, J. Ivey, E. Paramore. THIRD ROW: L. Tolbert, R. Duggar, A. Swindle, P, Brignet, M. McCullers, L. Gay. JUNIORS - FRONT ROW: J. Bennett, M. Shurbitt, B. Brakefield, K. Farris. SECOND ROW: L. Richardson, R. Hyche, D. Gober, M. Myers. THIRD ROW: M. Duncan, T. Hudson, S. Upton, J. McCoy, ]. Jenkins. SOPHOMORES: J. Gordon, K. Thornton, R. Shaw. SECOND ROW: B. Myers, C. Henderson, C. Cameron, C. Lockhart, C. Lee, S. York. THIRD ROW: D. Parsons, A. Brakefield, L. Cooper, P. Ensor, D. Upton, T. Argo. 99 jCey CW) CewesTfce The Key Club is a service organiza- tion, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club with the major purpose of promoting good re- lationships between the school and the community. Members are selected from their letters of application in which they state the reason they wish to hold membership. OFFICERS - FIRST ROW: Pete Brignet, Treasurer; John Ed McDanal, President; Tab Hudson Second Vice-President; Bob Wilson, Sophomore Director. SECOND ROW: George Kilgore, Senior Director; Mitch McCullers, First Vice-President: Hal Brakefield, Junior Director; Joey Stephenson, Secretary. LEFT, FRONT TO BACK: R. Rutledge, L. Cooper, G. Card, P. Brignet, S. York, B. Wilson, R. Hudson, G. Able, J. Shaw, S. Bevis, M. Duncan, T. Cook, G. Kilgore, H. Brakefield, T. Kelley. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. E. McDanal, B. Buchstane, M. Windle, A. Benson, G. McDade, C. Justice, R. Argo, T. Hudson, R, Daniel, M. Hendon, J. Stephenson, M. McCullers. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Daniel, T. Price, S. Clark, J. Gordon, J. Richardson, B. Wilson, M, Oliver, G. Standeffer. 100 f ABOVE: Key Club Favorites- Sophomore, Beth Oliver, Junior, Janet Nunnally, Senior, Libby Brignet. LEFT: Key Club Sweetheart, Melissa Oliver; Division Sweetheart, Barbara Buch- stane Alternate Sweetheart, Lauren Cooper. 101 NcdtlOMtl Aliidy Jw f lciJiMjOtllf UOM OFFICERS - LEFT: David Earl McCoy, Vice-President; Derek Jackson, President; Linda Steffens, Treasurer; Kathi Salmon, Secretary. ■ if7, zadJ S ' Skjamm vam--  ii v ;s, r-jb  -, -v ' ni ST ROW, Left: R,Duggar, J. Smith,]. O ' Rear, G. KUgo, D. McCoy, M. Wili.ams, D. Jackson, L. Tolbert, E. O ' Rear. BACK ROW: J. Nixon, P. Turner, K. Sizemore, V. Lee D, Young, K, Salmon, C, Wilson, Mrs. Hunter, Sponsor; L. Steffens, R, Elliott, B, Burkett, E. Paramore, J. Legg, S. Burton, B. Self, J. Ivey. 102 ocifiti CkcM QckolljOtiiU ydlvij Amf(6j OFHCERS - LEFT: Lauren Cooper, Secre- tary; Mike Hendon, Treasurer; Dean Wright, Vice-President; Tony Price, Presi- )41 dent; Miss Reeves, Sponsor. FRONT ROW, Left: G. Hudson, B. Oliver, M, Hice, P. Briscoe, J, Sims, S, Hice, J. Nelson, K. Knight, B. Brignet. BACK ROW: J. Mathews, D. Mason, K. Underwood, P. Davidson, L. Cooper, D. Wright, J. James, C, Lackey, P, Ensor, T. Price, M. Hendon, Miss Reeves. 103 OFHCERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Sybil Bur- ton, Secretary; Robby Duggar, President; Mike Williams, Vice-President; Linda Steffens, Treasurer. Jtuuo A wi Se u(vi BrfiO Cfjuh STANDING, Left to Right: D. McCoy, M, Saddler, P. Turner, J. Nixon, M. Kitchens, D. Kilgore, J, Legg, L. Steffens, C. Wilson, Mrs. Odom, Mr. McNutt, Miss Thomas, K. Salmon, D. Young, E. Paramore, R, Elliott, V, Lee, J. CRear. SEATED, Left to Right: L. Tolbert, R. Dodd; J. Smith, S. Burton, B. Lavanna, J, Ivey, B, Self, K, Sizemore, M, Wilson, M. Williams, R. Duggar, D, Jackson, E. O ' Rear, G. Kilgo. 104 |ii f i te cUW{uf) y iui Goodj Cete Iuf) SPONSORS: Mrs. Odom, Mr. McNutt, Miss Thomas. FRONT ROW, Left: B. Daniel, K. Bridgemon, R. Hall, K. Cooner, K, Boyd, S, Gum, D. Parsons, R. Hyche, D. Phillips, M. Oliver, M. Shurbitt, L. Richardson, S. Powell. BACK ROW: M. Burton. D. Elliott, S. Boshell, M. Schlitt, G. Able, M. Duncan, H. Brakefield, K. Lloyd, D. Crump, C. Thomas, R, SteWart, T. Hudson, D, Gober, G. Gravlee, D, McAdams, D. Forrester, 105 Qbuukmh BucMmjq Ih C( Physics students perform scientific experi- ment. OFFICERS - FRONT ROW: Treasurer, Debbie Young; Program Chairman, Leda Richardson; Secretary, Janie Ivey. BACK ROW: Vice-President, Joey Stephenson; Sponsor, Mn, Frankye Underwood; President, Ricky Hudson. FIRST ROW: K. Salmon, L. Richardson, M. Oliver, E. Paramore, J. Legg, J, Nixon, V. Lee, J. Ivey, M. Saddler, K. Sizemore, B. Self, Mrs. Underwood. SECOND ROW: S. Gann, J. Stephenson, R. Hudson, W, Clark, J. Nicholson, B. Duggar, C. Wilson, D. Jackson, D. Young, P. Turner, P, Cagle. THIRD ROW: K. Lloyd, L. Tolbert, a Herzig, G, Kilgo, E. O ' Rear, M. Williams, M. Schlitt, G. Able, R. Argo, R Hyche, R. Stames. FOURTH ROW: P. Simmons, D. Willingham, L. Blevins, D. Gober, B. Sims, D. McCoy, J. O ' Rear, J. Smith, D. Parsons, H. Brakefield. 106 iM Uft Co Mfwtte Wwuw CM)$ OFFICERS: Treasurer, Debbie Kilgore; Vice-President, Miriam Wilson; Sponsor, Mrs, Lois Sides; President. David Earl McCoy; Secretary, Vicki Lee. FIRST ROW: L. Steffens, J. Ivey, J. Nixon, V. Lee, J. Legg, E. Paramore, Mrs. Sides. SECOND ROW: C. Wilson, T. Wakefield, J. Nicholson, M. Wilson, D. Young, D. Kilgore. THIRD ROW: D. Jackson, E. O ' Rear, G. Kilgo, J.O ' Rear, L. Tolbert. FOURTH ROW: M. Schlitt, D, McCoy, R, Dodd, T. Jones, R, Duggar. 107 (wfe tcSui) CouMJ — Co iif)oW 0{ LWe is LEFT: Jimmie Nixon, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Watson, Advisor; and Mike Williams President. BACK ROW: V. Lee, J. Stephenson, S. Bevis, J. ShaW, R. Hudson, D. McCoy, D, Jackson, K. Morrow, T. Price, L. Tolbert, M. Saddler. FRONT ROW: J. Nunnally, F. Latham, B, Lavanna, E, Paramore, R, Hyche, J, Ivey, K. Salmon, M. Oliver, V, Scruggs, R. Elliott, N, Primm, L. Cooper, B. Oliver. 108 TU Vitoig fK oms OJ CcWfc Acfeyifees Bl Fi r ' 0p tltmmmm0t 1 khs ■ K ij _ Mtm m iHli = . L:z M 9Hsk IHI | m B « 3 l l I 7 iP I ' Sm K The Viking is the Walker High School newspaper. The main objective of the paper is to keep the students and the com- munity informed of the main events and achievements of the school. The news- paper is published monthly by a voluntary staff and is supported financially through ads which are solicited from town mer- chants. Such an activity provides initiative for those students possessing natural jour- nalistic ability and teaches the value of responsibility. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Betsy Lavanna ASSOCIATE EDITOR Janie Ivey LEFT: Elena Paramore, Social Editor; Vicki Lee, Business Manager; Betsy Nunn, Feature Editor; Robby Duggar, Sports Ed- itor; Jimmie Nixon, Photographer; Judy Brakefield, Clubs Editor. Sophomores learn layout technique. THIRD ROW: D. Morgan, R. McCain, B. Sims, R. Duggar, H, Williams, D. Young. SECOND ROW: V. Lee, D. Daniel, J. Nixon, Miss Thomas, B. Buchstane, E. Paramore, M, Ivey, M. Paramore. SEATED: S. Gambrell, J. Ivey, J. Brakefield, and B. Nunn. 109 Cf)eMii CM) P ' lesenfc Pfioys TO ' StucUwfc BoAj OFHCEKS - STANDING: John Ed Mc- Danal, President. FRONT ROW: Roz El- liott, Vice President; Mrs. Maddox, Spon- sor, Janet Nunnaly, Treasurer; Peggy Snoody, Secretary. FRONT ROW; J. Shaw, J. Bankhead, J. Nunnaly, J. McDanal, R. Elliott, P. Snoddy, Mrs. Maddox. SECOND ROW: R. Marlow, B. Lavanna, B. Buchstane, S. Bevis, J. Nixon, F. Latham, K. Nunnaly. THIRD ROW: G. Standeffer, W. Fuller, B. Rogers, M. Barton, S. Thomphson, R. White. FOURTH ROW: B. Nunnaly, R. Rutledge, E, Bankhead, T, Swindle, M, Cook, K, Sherer, L. Cagle. HFTH ROW: S. Clark, S. Gum, R. Hyche, T. Wakefield, L. Adair, S. Alexander. SIXTH ROW: J, Hearn, D. Hilton, M. Saddler, W. Roberts, C. Boyde, C. Murphy. no UfnAAuj CM) Acquaints Cttuiewts Wttlu RbCiSittes 1 1! TOP ROW, Left to Right: Jack Bankhead, Cindy Thomas, Suzette Sherer, Debbie Parsons, Hal Brakefield, John Ed McDanel, Bob Sims, Wil Fuller, Trecie Robbins, Stella Morris, Nancy Primm, Beth Oliver. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Elena Paramore, Sarah Carroll, Debra Phillips, Sandra Gurganus, Leda Richardson, Stacia Gambrell, Cindy Owens, Bonnie Self, Pam Cagle, Janie Ivey. OFFICERS: President Nancy Primm; Pro- gram Chairman Leda Richardson; Secretary Debbie Parsons; Vice President Hal Brake- field; Treasurer Debra Phillips. Ill The Spanish Club provides the students insights into geography, customs, clothing and culture of those who speak the Spanish language. OFHCERS - FRONT: Miss B. Reeves Spon- sor. SECOND ROW: Beth Brakefieid, Chair- man David Mason, Chairman, Jud Richard- son, Chairman. TOP: Melissa Oliver, Presi- dent. VVWv HRST ROW: M. Oliver, P. Brock, C. Tigett, J, James, S. Miller, Miss Reeves, C. Lakey, D. Wilson, J. Burton, B. Brakefieid, S. Smith, S. Hice. SECOND ROW: K. Knight, D. Crump, K. Hice, S. Howell, S. Powell, M. Shubert, P. Dotson, C. Boyd, V, Soberts, B. Burkett, M. Looser, L. Beech. THIRD ROW: D. Kilgore, P. Hatly, C. Prescott, N. King, D. Pribinon, J. Hilly, B. Sims, P. Alexander, B. Clark, C. Priell. FOURTH ROW: R, Daniel, T. Jones, G. Freeman, C. Sokol, E. Best, Mr. Hendon, D. Wilson, C. Kilgor, S. York, D. Parsons. HFTH ROW: M. Myus, T. Shumaker, J. Richardson, S. Redmill, R, McCory. 113 iw j Cu tjuim Ati Ovdli d Membership in the French Club is open to any high school student who is taking French or has completed his second year of French. The club is to promote interest in the study of foreign languages and to develop an interest in French civilization and cultures. OFHCERS: David McCoy, President; Gary Kilgo, Vice President; Beth Oliver, Secre- tary-Treasurer. MEMBERS - 1ST ROW: P. Hatley, B. Oliver, L. Cooper, D. Filyu, A, Brakefield, S, Chatham, D. Deavors. 2ND ROW: C. McKellar, W. Courington, A. Timmons, B. Buchstane, L. Blevins, Y. Thomas, B, Allen. 3RD ROW: J. Mathews, B. Julian, G. Gravely, J. O ' Rear, W. McCoy, D. Clark, T. Russel. 4THROW: a Ganet, K, Loyd, W. Clark, J, Sims, G, Kilgo, D. McCoy, C, Thomas. 5TH ROW: D. Drummond, K. Underwood, C. Cameron, E. O ' Rear, D. Brock, C, Lovenburg, L, Cagle. 113 m CM) C(( i$ TtoitOtu The Glee Club is composed of prom- ising young vocalists who attend Walker High School. Entertaining at various school functions, holding an annual Christmas concert, and touring throughout the country are only a few of the clubs numerous ac- tivities which offer training in many aspects of music. OFFICERS: Judy Bennett, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Gober, Vice-President; Renee Hyche, President. K t F l H ' IL ' K ' ' 1 m % - i i« ! mm 1 1ST ROW: M. N. Barton, K. Farris, R. Craft, B, Brakefield, S, Scruggs, W, Hopper, D, Williams, B. McKay, M. Paramore, B. Barnes. 2ND ROW: C. Lee, D. Upton, V. Scruggs, C. Clark, J. Cain, C, Murphy, T, Hammond, M, McElrath, M. Wilson. 3RD ROW: K. Nunnelly, P. Briscoe, P. Davidson, R. Wells, S. Scruggs, T. Robbins, E. Kimbrell, D. Pribbenow, R. Allen, L, Jeeter. 4TH ROW: D. Beasley, D. Wells, V. House, P. Alexander, T. Williams, S, Kilgore, P. Steadman, A. Brakefield, M, Whatley. 5TH ROW: B. Hopper, R, Hyche, P. Brock, C. Wilson, L. Ferguson, N. Williams, S. Gumm, K. Jones. 114 II n Ybuiig VocallJlsh 1ST ROW: J. Matthews, M. Hendon, D. Jackson, D, Gober, J. Myers, L. Jordan, B. Enis. 2ND ROW: C, Calloway, T. Mitchell, R. McCrory, P, Busby, W, McCoy, B. Mayo. 3RD ROW: J. Cox, D. Freeman, T. Hanis, T, Sides, J, Richardson, W. Shepherd, 4TH ROW: R. Jackson, L. Ingram, E. Cain, L. Cook, D. Dixon, R. Longstreet. 5TH ROW: B. Farris, W. Canda, D. Smith, R. Wright, D. Speegle, T. Harris. 6TH ROW: A. Catlin, M. Horsley, D. Brown, G, Hart, R. Mixon, R. Jaggers, HRST ROW: A. Madison, M. Dill, M. Sartain, J. Bennett, O. Webster, C, Swindle. SECOND ROW: B. Best, P. Hatley, S. Smith, C. King, P. Ensor, C. Hallman, THIRD ROW: L. A. Adair, D. Robison, M. Shubert, D. Lewis, C, Shubert, D. Hilton, FIFTH ROW: G. Plyler, L. HAMILTON, W. Coleman, S. Morris, P. Hendon. SIXTH ROW: D, Smith, D, Crutchfield, A, Jordan, Y. Morris, B. Washington. 115 PTA ' Ai k Wudms DwUmjq Cdn od The Future Teachers of America gives students an opportunity to learn about the teaching profession, its responsibilities, problems, and its important role in our nation and throughout the world. 116 Vsim CM) PtiMttcifxittes (x ck o{ ' AdtMii6 OFFICERS: Sandra Powell - Vice Presi- dent; Janet Nunnely - President; Joan Cain - Secretary; Jan Key - Treasurer. FIRST ROW: J. Cain, D. Deavouts, S. Powell, O. Webster, A. Timmons, G. Griffin, K. Bridgemon, B. Smith, J. Nunnally, C. McKellar. BACK ROW: J. Cagle, W. Barton, M. Schlitt, J. Chandler, D. Thomas, K. Shumate. 117 A CM) PwM yjpp j sdt Bulletin Board during Art Week. OFFICERS: Gary Burton, Mrs. Sherer, Keith Morrow, Devin Stephenson, Sherrie Alex- ander, Jeanette Henry, Rebecca Craft. FRONT ROW: J. Henry, S. Jones, C. Brownly, K, Morrow. K. Sizemore, S. Alexander, S. Miller, R. Craft, R. Kimbrell, B. Barrack. G. Burton. T. Carlton, D. Hoobler, W. Brock. Mrs. Sherer, B. Self, J. Smith, K. Shoemaker, J. Gray. K. Thomas, J. Everett. D, Baker, J. Chandler, B. Williais. D. Stevenson. D. Pribbenow. D. Hilton, S. Gunn. 118 P.HA UoWs Vbtuig Wa wfihu W LEFT. BACK ROW: Sponsors; Miss Albert, Mrs. Dotson, Mrs. Williams, Miss Waldrop. FRONT: Recreation Leader, Phyllis Turner; Secretary, Billie Daniel; President, Janie Ivey; Vice-President, Sandra Powell, Chaplain, Fran Latham. ' -K . ASM. X A r- X . X yV V 119 Jisdicol CotM iS A R« i ClOW ChU Pfion Uj ' s U o j RED CROSS YOUTH OFHCERS: Beth Oliver, President; DenisePribbenow, Vice- President; Debbie Hamilton, Secretary; Mrs. Osborne, Sponsor. 120 D.E.. A t(iD.O. C8ubs lyiSjpimQbuudMMJt ToufC ABOVE: D. O. CLUB OFHCERS: Jimmy Cox, Photographer, Mr. Brown, Sponsor; Mrs. Saddler, Sponsor; Mr. Gambrell, Sponsor; Billy Hyde, Photographer; Stella Morris, Reporter; John Ed McDanal, first Vice-President; Jimmy Shaw, President; Sibby Scruggs, Secretary; Diane Messick, Treasurer. LEFT: D.O. CLUB SWEETHEARTS: Donna Bunch, Altemate Sweetheart; Sibby Scruggs, D.O. Club Sweetheart; Connie Cottrell, Altemate Sweetheart. 121 Oti t Cfiub PnMJjpOAJ yhdb OfegeaS OFFICERS, TOP: Mitch McCullars, Treas- urer; Joey Stephenson, President. 2ND ROW: Mr. Hill, Mrs. Hunter, Sponsors. BOTTOM: Miriam Wilson, Vice-Presi- dent; Vicki Lee, Secretary. 122 Sf)(VlfehU) ) C8ab linJtmsti Sof)U iKvt OFHCERS - BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Prim, Treasurer; Vanessa Scruggs, President; Donna Wilson, News Reporter. TOP ROW: Marie Byrant, Secretary; Carol Shubert, Vice-President; Mrs. Ekstrom, Sponsor. 123 F.F . Umin Aq ' oiMmjoI CkuSh F.F.A. members puts final touches on a project. OFHCERS - FRONT: Lowell Hadder, First Vice-President; Mike Robinson, President. BACK Rodney Grace, Sectional Vice-Pres., Jackie Clements, Sectional Vice-Pres., Jimmy Myers, Sectional Vice-Pres. ■ K ' l ■ mr J If la i l H H ' fl J B f 1 T ' JBlJ I OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mrs. Kirkpatrick; Secretary, Marlene Paramore; President, Qena Para- more; Vice-President, Steve Bevis. TEAM CAPTAINS - SENIORS: Barbara Buchstane, Betsy Nunn; JUNIORS: Jan Nicholson. Leda Richardson; SOPHO- MORES, Vanessa Scruggs, Nancy Primm, 125 Sttusbtfc K(ilix)iiAj CoMhuttefi Pi6Hiofefi UojtMm The function of the Student Activities Committee is to unite community and school in a common effort to promote greater participation in school activities for all students and to establish a greater bond of understanding between the races. It will also serve as a sounding board for many problems that arise and hopefully will prevent disputes involving race. OFFICERS: President, Vincent Medlock; Vice-President, Guy Able; Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Maddox; Sponsor, Mr. Watson. FIRST ROW: G. Able, V. Medlock, D, Maddox, Mr. Watson. SECOND ROW: M. McElrath, L. Hamilton, J. Ivey, O. Webster, K. Sizemore, S. LoUar, S. Howell, E. Bankhead. FOURTH ROW: E. White, E. O ' Hear, D. Clark, J. Stephenson, J. Holston, S. Bevis, D. Mason. 126 N JIxj fonJMdy ' AQajp ' Clxxh fKik CWstcOH ImjMI uiJ Agape member leads morning devotion. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Fran Latham, Derek Jackson, Janie Ivey. Kathi Salmon. 127 A Ml)ttcous Qbuuij MJt B bo )A6 Ui k UoojO iAie Qch hm Bobby Nunnaly, Betsy Lavanna, Barbara Buchstane, Jimmie Nixon, Bob Sims, and not pictured Janie Ivey. Senior Activities Chairman, Jimmie Nixon, and Top Magazine Salesman, Bob Sims work on magazine sales. 128 Y jOtAhock Ctot Wi iS AwOJii SEATED: Betsy Lavanna, Debbie Parsons, Margaret Ann Saddler, Janie Ivey, Gena Hoagland, Renee Hyche. STANDING: Kenny Shumate, Anthony Benson, Guy Able, Steve Bevis, Kathi Salmon, Rita Kimbrell, Elena Paramore, The main objective of the yearbook, Black Gold , is to compile a publication superior to those of previous years, pres- enting a photographic and explanatory review highlighting the memorable oc- casions of each year and enabling each individual to possess a vivid depiction of his high school memories. Juniors at work. 129 Ymhock Ctafj Wonk Dtfegeiti j . ■« ' MARGARET ANN SADDLER JANIE IVEY STEVE BEVIS Award won at Workshop. 130 Iv U ScA eAjtM D Wfeaes :DIT0RS - FRONT ROW: Betsy Lavanna, Copy Editor; Margaret Ann Saddler, Editor-in-Chief; Janie Ivey, Associate Editor. BACK ROW; Anthony Benson, Class Editor; Kathi Salmon, Cover and Special Effects Editor; and Steve Bevis, Sports Editor. MRS, BROWN 131 WaUim l-figti CckMl CMiuMq Bcufii SENIORS - FIRST ROW: Derek Jackson, Roger Jones, Debbie Wilson, Laura Hamilton, Joyce Coleman, Sharon Bonner. SECOND ROW: Bob Lynn, David Earl McCoy, Debbie Odom, Kathy Jones, Robert Williams, Robby McCrory, THIRD ROW: Danny Brown, Ronnie Wade, Donald Willingham, Bob Sims, Camie Sokol, Devin Stevenson, Vincent Medlock. 132 JUNIORS - FIRST ROW: Sharon Howell, Pat Hatley, Karon Cooner, Becky Vanzant, LuAnne Adair, Ricky Garett, Sally Gum, Jan Burton. SECOND ROW: Ralph O ' Rear. SOPHOMORES - FIRST ROW: S. Bevill, K. Underwood, M. Stephenson. BACK ROW: T. Bert, R. Jones, T. Russell, B. Pain, J. Mattews. JUNIOR HIGH - TOP ROW: D. Hyde, E. Bickerstaff, B. Painter, S. Sherer, C. Franklin, K. Jacks. SECOND ROW: D. Craven, E. Wuuiig- ham, J. Crump, C. Bevill, B. Garrett, F. Bryant. THIRD ROW: L. Green, S. Garrett, M. Burkett, B. Steadman, C. Pullium. 133 THE LEADERS OF THE BAND: Mr. George Patridge. Devin Stevenson, Salieta Scruggs, Jan Legg. Drum Major DEVIN STEVENSON 3 II J! FLAG CORPS: Millie Botler, Caroline Swindle, Sandra Gruganus, Flag Captain Salieta Scruggs, Dean Wright, Dixie Jenkins, Kalana Size- more, Phyllis Turner, Not pictured, Kathi Salmon. HONOR GUARD: Mimi O ' Rear, Vicki Tubbs, Bonnie Self. RIFLE CORPS: Melinda Sartain, Cheryl Wilson, Linda Steffens, Judy Brakefield, 135 FRAN LATHAM MARGARET ANN SADDLER PEGGY SNODDY 136 1970-71 U  |twfittes liEj D MAJORETTE JAN LEGv. DEBBIE WILSON EMELIL BANKHEAD LIZA BLEVINS 137 138 1S9 i?r : 3? i !j4 : Hl m .. ' ' .-- •• ' ■- t- y iee ' ' ••.■■■. sMs - KV-, wwjs . ' ' .- ' Vilp f ' fel ' , ' w - s ! ' i . L Ji •?« ' -• •v - sJtW -. ? i5r K . i • ' . :% Wi9 ' Sv •.■ ' - ' • ' i v ' •S-,-, ' i J  N }k .--.■g. ... ' 1 r . t v ; «SKife r. Ce«u(Vt Cktii U)uijuuOdb Wtdu fiJdaxiiMhu W p ' J ' m C tdonyChj Offfms STAQA GAMBRELL MITCH McCULLERS - ELENA PARAMORE - ■ ROBBY DUGGAR - - JIMMIE NIXON - - ----- Secretary - — Vice-President ------ President ----- Treasurer Activities Chairman ; - — _ , — , ' ' - — f - — .— L - . — , — - 142 Q l Uyl GEN A FAYE ADAMS NANCY ADKINS GARY WAYNE AKINS JOHN ABBOTT - D.O. Club, Quest Club. GENA FAYE ADAMS NANCY ADKINS - Pep Club. Student Council. Quest Club, Homeroom President, Agape Club. F.H.A.. Library Club, Senior 111 Float Committee. GARY WAYNE AKINS - Football Team, W Club, F.F.A., Quest Club, Track, Pep Club, 220 Bench Press Club. JUDY ANN AKINS - Quest Club, Medical Careers Club, D.O. Club, F,aA., Pep Club. LINDA ALDKDGE - Math Club, Quest Club, D.O. Club, Medical Careers Club. JUDY ANN AKINS UNDA ALDRIDGE 143 C ndOnS SHEILA FAYE ALEXANDER ROBERT ARGO SHERRY XAN ALEXANDER JUDY ANN BAILEY REBECCA ALLEiX JAMES DENNIS BAKER KAREN BARKER REBEKAH ANN BARNES CHARLES ' Bear BARNETT 144 Q idOn CHARLOTTE FAYE ALLRED KEITH ANDREWS JOHN HOLUS BANKHEAD IV PATRIQA LYNN BANKS SHEILA FAYE ALEXANDER - F.H.A.. F.T.A., Speech Club, Quest Club, Pep Club, Trampoline Team. SHERRY XAN ALEXANDER - Agape Club, Pep Club, Art Club, F.H.A., F.T.A., Quest Club, Art Club - Historian. REBECCA ALLEN - F,H.A., Glee Club. CHARLOTTE FAYE ALLRED - Pep Club, F.H.A., Agape, Quest Club, Glee Club. KHTH ANDREWS - Quest Club, D.O. Club. ROBERT ARGO - Science Club, Agape Club, Quest Club, Key Club. JUDY ANN BAILEY - Pep Club, F.H.A, JAMES DENNIS BAKER - Football, Art Club, Quest Club. JOHN HOLLIS BANKHEAD IV - Var- sity Football, W Club, Agape Club, Meanest Viking of the Week, F.F.A, Golf Team, Tennis Team, Science Club, Homeroom Vice-President, 220 Bench Press Club. PATRIQA LYNN BANKS - F.H.A., Pep Club. Agape. KAREN BARKER - Beta Club, D.O. Club, Quest Club, Office Staff. REBEKAH ANN BARNES - Glee Club CHARLES Bear BARNETT - W Club, Football Team, All-County Foot- ball, Track, Pep Club, 200 lb. Club Military Press. JOY CATHERINE BARTON - F,H,A., Pep Club, Quest Club, Red Cross, B-Team Cheerleader, Sr. I Favorite, Sec. Sr. I Class. MARTHA ANN BARTON - Glee Club, Speech Club, Who ' s Who - Most Original. JOY CATHERINE BARTON MARTHA ANN BARTON 145 Q l Uyl DONNA JANE BEASLEY IKE BEASLEY UNDA KATE BELL ' m CARMEN KAY BICKERSTAFF YOLANDE BILLUPS JAMES GREGORY BIZJAK SHARON BONNER UBBY BOYD CHARLES PEARSON BRADLEY 14« Ce«tt(Vt6 GREGORY STEPHEN BEVIS DANNY BLACKWELL TOMMY BOBO DONNA JANE BEASLEY - F.H. A., Glee Club, Medical Careers. IKE BEASLEY - D.O. Club LINDA KATE BELL - Quest Club, D.O. Club, Office Staff. SYLVIA YVETTE BENCE - Quest Club GREGORY STEPHEN BEVIS - Presi- dent of Student Council - Student Body, Sports Editor and Photographer of Black- Gold. Key Club, V. Pres. of Pep Club, Quest Club, Student Activities Comm., Sr. Ill Float Committee, Sr. Class Fa- vorite, Interclub Council, Speech Club, Editor of Student Handbook, Who ' s Who - Most Typical Senior. CARMEN KAY BICKERSTAFF - D.O. Club, Quest Club. YOLANDE BILLUPS JAMES GREGORY BIZJAK - W Club, Key Club, Football Team, Wres- tling Team, Red Cross, Pep Club, F.F.A. DANNY BLACKWELL - F.F.A. TOMMY BOBO - F.F.A.. Bus Driver, Pep Club. SHARON BONNER - D.O. Club LIBBY BOYD - National Junior Honor Society. CHARLES PEARSON BRADLEY, JR. - Quest Club. D.O. Club, Pep Club, Who ' s Who - Most Talkative. JANICE CAROLYN BRADLEY - F.H.A.. Quest Club, D.O. Club. Pep Club, Medical Careers Club. BOBBY JOHN BRAKEHELD - D.O. Club, Quest Club. JANICE CAROLYN BRADLEY BOBBY JOHN BRAKEHELD 147 C l lO i! JUDITH ANNE BRAKEFIELD CHARLOTTE ANN BRIDGMON DORTHEA ELIZABETH BRIGNET DANNY RAY BROWN BARBARA ANNE BUCHSTANE DONNA BUNCH MIKE BURTON SYBIL ARLENE BURTON LA- FAY ANN BUSTION 148 AtUVtS PAUL JOFFRE BRIGNET PATTI DONNA BROCK BRENDA ANN BURKETT GARY C. BURTON PAMELA NELL CAGLE JOHN ROBERTS CALDWELL JUDITH ANNE BRAKEHELD - Treas. of Stud. Coun.-Stud. Body, CI. Ed. of Viking, Pep Cl„ Black-Gold St., Quest CI., Sec. of F.T.A., Rifle Corps in Marching Band, Co-Ed. of Stud. Hand- book, Medical Careers CI., Agape, Sr. Ill Float Comm., Who ' s Who - Wittiest. CHARLOTTE Agape, D.O. CI. ANN BRIDOvlON - F,H.A., Medics CI. DORTHEA ELIZABETH BRIGNET - F.H.A., W CI., Chldr. Trampoline Team, Pep CI., Quest CI., Key CI. Fav., Who ' s Who - Most Typical Sr. PAUL JOFFRE BRIGNET, JR. - Stu- dent Coun., Treas. of Key CI., Quest CI., Tennis Team, D.O. Club, Jr. Southeastern Tennis Champion, Pep CI., Who ' s Who - Best Dressed. PATRICIA (PATTI) DONNA BROCK - Glee CI., Quest CI., Agape, Spanish CI., Pep CI. DANNY RAY BROWN - Marching Band, Glee CI., F.F.A., Walker College Directors Honor Band, Jr. Red Cross. BARBARA ANNE BUCHSTANE - Ala- bama Division II Key CI. Sweetheart, 1968 Football Maid, Who ' s Who - Best Dressed, High Magazine Salesman, Sr. Chm. of Pep CI., Science CI., French CI., Quest CI., Viking, Speech CI., F.T.A., Sr. Ill Float Comm., Treas. of Homeroom. DONNA BUNCH - Quest CI., D.O. CI.. Med. Careers CI., D.O. CI. Spon. BRENDA ANN BURKETT - National Honor Society, Quest CI., Pep CI., Office Staff, Spanish CI. GABY C. BURTON - Art CI. Pres., Quest a. Art Assistant, Pep CI. MIKE BURTON - F.F.A,, D.L. CI. SYBIL ARLENE BURTON - N.H.A,, Beta CI., Sec; Mu Alpha Theta; F.T.A.: Quest CI., Science CI., Pep Club, Who ' s Who - Most Intellectual. LA-FAY ANN BUSTION PAMELA NELL CAGLE - Quest CI. Lib. CI., Science CI. JOHN ROBERTS CALDWELL - FB, Track, BB, Golf, W CI., Wrestling, D.O. CI. 149 Q l lbn LYNDA NELL CALLOWAY -a V ij WALTER PRESTON CLARK GARY DALE CARD GREGORY COBB — i ROBERT BRUCE CAUSEY WANDA JOYCE COLEMAN PATSY COOPER WAYNE L. CORDES JIM CORNELIUS 150 C donS :% JAMES E. CHAMNESS, JR. LAYNE COOK CECILIA ANN CLARK MANLY COOK LYNDA NELL CALLOWAY - Glee Club, Quest Club, F.aA., Pep Club. GARY DALE CARD - Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Baseball, Key Club, W Club, 220 Bench Press Club. ROBERT BRUCE CAUSEY - Quest Club, D.O. Club, Golf Team, Pep Club, JAMES E. CHAMNESS, JR. - Quest Club, D.O. Club, Pep Club, Baseball Team. CECIUA ANN CLARK - Trampoline Team, Quest Club, Medical Careers Club, Glee Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, D.O. Club, D.O. Maid, Office Staff. WALTER PRESTON CLARK, JR. - Science Club, Quest Club, Agape, Golf Team, Pep Club, Senior III Hoat Com- mittee. GREGORY COBB - Quest Club, Band. WANDA JOYCE COLEMAN - Band, Glee Club. LAYNE COOK - Quest Club, Glee Club. MANLY COOK - W Club, Math Club, Speech Club, D.O. Club, Football All-County, Tennis Team, Wrestling Team. PATSY COOPER - D.O. Club, Pep Club, F.H.A. WAYNE L. CORDES - D.O. Club, Quest Club, Pep Club, F.F.A. JIM CORNEUUS - Quest Club, D.E. Club. CONNIE COTTRELL - CO. Club, Pep Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Quest Club. WANDA COURINGTON - Quest Club, French Club, Pep Club. CONNIE COTTRELL WANDA COURINGTON 151 C l lM . -.--:S «. JAMES WILLIAM COX III MARK COX MIKE CRUMP RANDY WAYNE DANIEL DEWAYNE JOEY DAVIDSON ELLEN PARK DAVIS TOMMIE LEE DENNAN BOBBY DILL RICKEY DODD 152 Ce«u(VtS SUSAN CRUMP DESSIE LEE CRUTCHFIELD JAMES H. DEASON JAMES WILLIAM COX III - D.O, Club, Officer, Quest Club; Medical Ca- reers Club; Junior Red Cross; F.F.A., Agape; Glee Club. MARK COX - F.F.A. MIKE CRUMP - Tennis Team, Quest Club, Pep Club, Senior Float Committee. SUSAN CRUMP - Future Teachers of America, Quest Club. Pep Club, D.O. Club. Secretary of Senior Homeroom. DESSIE LEE CRUTCHHELD - Glee Club, Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America. RANDY WAYNE DANIEL - Key Club, Basketball Team, W Club, Boys ' State, Spanish Club, Who ' s Who - Most Likely to Succeed. DEWAYNE JOEL DAVIDSON Club, Quest Club. D.O. ROBBY DUGGAR ROSALYN ELLIOTT ELLEN PARK DAVIS - Future Home- makers of America, Pep Club, Senior III Float Committee. WANDA DAVIS JAMES H. DEASON - Baseball, D.O, Club. TOMMIE LEE DENNAN - F.H.A, BOBBY DILL - F.F.A., D.O. Club. RICKEY DODD - Beta Club, Math Club. ROBBY DUGGAR - Beta CI., National Honor Society, Math CI., W Club, Science CI., Quest CI., Co-Captain Football Team, Co-Captain Wrestling Team, Sr. Class Treas., Student Council, Interclub Council, Who ' s Who - Most Dependable. ROSALYN ELLIOTT - National Hon- or Society, Beta CI., Homeroom Vice- Pres., Girls ' State Repres.,-Sec. of State, Who ' s Who - Most Sophisticated, Sr. Float Committee, Winner of Voice of Democracy Contest - 2 years, 1970 Third Runner up for Walker High Sweetheart, Speech CI. V-Pres., Interclub Council, Quest CI., F.T.A., F.H.A,, Agape. 153 Q iiilUyt DEBBIE ESTES BOBBY FARRIS HELEN LOUVERNE FERGUSON PATSY ANN FRANKLIN POWELL W. FREEMAN STACIA HOLLADAY GAMBRELL LARRY GLENN GAY XAN HILLER GEN TOY PATSY DIANE GODFREY 154 DONALD PHILLIP FEWELL MARTHA ELIZABETH FRANKLIN pm SZMUEL STEPHEN GANN LECIL N. GARDNER Ce«ii04 LEON BRANTON GOODWYN, JR, RODNEY LYNN GRACE DEBBIE ESTES - Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club. BOBBY FARRIS - Glee Club, W Club, Football. HELEN LOUVERNE FERGUSON - D.O. Club, F,H.A., Glee Club, F.H.A, Float Committee. DONALD PHILLIP FEWELL - D.O. Club, F.F.A., Who ' s Who - Biggest Flirt. MARTHA EUZABETH FRANKLIN - D.O. Club, Quest Club, Pep Club. PATSY ANN FRANKLIN - Quest Club, F.H.A., Counselor ' s Assistant, Pep Club. POWELL W. FREEMAN STAQA HOLLADAY GAMBRELL - Sec. of Sr. Class, Miss Walker County High, Sr. I and II Class Fav., Who ' s Who - Most Popular, Varsity Cheerleader, Sec.-Treas., Head B ' Team Cheerleader, Agape, Future Teachers of America, Quest CI., Sr. Ill Float Com- mittee, W CI., Pep CI., Library Cl„ Repres. to State Youth Conference 1969, Trampoline Team. SAMUEL STEPHEN GANN - W CI., Science CI., Agape, Pep CL, Quest CI., Sr. Ill Float Committee, Varsity Basketball - Manager. LECIL N. GARDNER - Glee Club, F.F.A. LARRY GLENN GAY - F.F.A. Public Speaker, Quest Club, Agape Club, Home- room President, Student Council, Senior III Float Committee. XAN HILLER GENTRY - Pep Club, Agape. PATSY DIANE GODFREY - Guest Club, Agape, Future Homemakers of America, Homeroom Secretary. LEON BRANTON GOODWYN, JR. - Quest Club, Agape, Senior III Float Committee, D.O. Club, F.F.A., Who ' s Who - Most Original. RODNEY LYNN GRACE - F.F.A. Vice-President, Quest Club. 155 ge tUvi JANE GRAVES EMMETT GREEN SYBIL LYNNETT GUTHRIE LOWELL THOMAS HADDER TONY HADDER KENNETH HOWARD HAYES MARGARET JANE HEARN THOMAS RANDAL HERZIG 156 Q JudonS DANNY GURGANUS JANE GRAVES EMMETT GREEN - D.E. Club. REBECCA ANN GREEN - Glee Club, F.H.A, DOUG GRIFHTH - D.E.Club. DANNY N. GURGANUS - D.E. Club. SYBIL LYNNETT GUTHRIE LOWELL THOMAS HADDER TONY HADDER - Bus Driver, F.H.A. LAURA ANN HAMILTON - Glee Club, Band, Student Activities Com- mittee. MARCIA ELLEN HARDY - Quest Club, F.H.A. KENNETH HOWARD HAYES MARGARET JANE HEARN - Quest Club. THOMAS RANDAL HERZIG - Quest Club, Science Club, Agape Club, Pep Club, Senior III Float Committee. BECKY LEE HICKS - Glee Club, Quest Club, F.H.A., Trampoline Team, Councelors Assistant, Pep Club. REBECCA HIGGINS - Quest Club, D.E. Club, Agape, Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers of America. LAURA ANN HAMILTON MARCIA ELLEN HARDY BECKY LEE HICKS REBECCA HIGGINS 157 Q l JUy SHIRLEY DIANE HILTON DAVID WILLIAM HOOBLER MERRELL HORSLEY MONICA HUDSON BRENDA JEAN HUMPHRIES JUDITH CAROLYN HUNTER RICK J AGGERS JEANIE JEFFERSON MARGARET KATHRYN JONES 158 C lidOA VICKI JEAN HOUSE HANSEL RICHARD HUDSON JANIEE CAROL IVEY RICHARD DEREK JACKSON ANGELENA KEATON SHIRLEY DIANE HILTON - Pep 01., Quest CI., Speech CI., Art CI., Glee CI., Agape, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Ill Float Comm. DAVID WILLIAM HOOBLER - Var. Ftbl., F.F.A., Art CI., BB Tm. MERELL HORSLEY - Agape, Glee CI., Quest CI., F.F.A, VICKI JEAN HOUSE - Glee CI. HANSa RICHARD HUDSON - VI CI., Key CI., Golf Team, Science CI. - Pres., Agape, Pep CI., Quest CI., Inter- club Council, Treas. of Homeroom, Sr. Ill Float Comm. MONICA HUDSON - Quest CI., Pep CI., D.O. CI., F.F.A,, Usher CL, Agape. Sr. Ill Float Comm. BRENDA JEAN HUMPHRIES - F.H.A. JUDITH CAROLYN HUNTER CI., Pep CI., Counselor ' s Staff. Quest JANICE CAROL IVEY - Nat. Hon. Soc., Beta EJ)SiIon, Mu Alpha Theta, Sci. CI., Sec, Stud. Coun., Chap., F.H.A., Pres., Homeroom Pres. - 3 Yrs., Asso. Ed. of Black-Gold, Interclub Coun., Lib. CI., Assoc. Ed. of the Viking, Dist. V.P. of F.T.A,, Agape Fellowship, Exec. Coun., Quest CI., Pep CI., High Mag. Sales,, Stud. Activities Comm., County F.H.A. Sec, Sr. Ill Float Comm., Sr, Class Fav., Who ' s Who - Best Personality, 1970-71 Ftbl. Maid. RICHARD DEREK JACKSON- N.H.S., Pres., Beta EJssilon, Mu Alpha Theta, Sci. CI., Interclub Coun., Who ' s Who - Most Sophisticated, Agape Fellowship, Exec Coun., Glee CI., Band, Quest CI., All St. Chorus, Pep CI., Representative to Stud. Conf. on American Government. RICK J AGGERS - Agape, Glee CI., Quest CI. JEANIE JEFFERSON - D.O. CI., F.H.A., Agape, Med. Careers CI. MARGARET KATHRYN JONES - Glee CI. O. C. (TEDDY) JONES III - Agape, W Cl„ Sp, CI., Ftbl. - Mgr., Wrestling - Mgr., Quest CI., BB TM, Pep CI. ANGELENA KEATON - D. O, CI., F,H.A. 159 eiuoos i A X THOMAS GLENN KELLY JR. DOYLE STEVEN KEY GARY RODERICK KILGO ROBERT GEORGE KILGORE DONNA JEAN KIMBRELL EDRA GAYE KIMBRELL STEVE KING MELINDA KAY KITCHENS SHEILA KNIGHT 160 AiKvtS DEBBIE KILGORE GARY KILGORE RITA ANN KIMBRELL WILUAM STEVEN KIMBRELL THOMAS GLENN KELLY, JR. - Var- sity Basketball Team Capt., Most Im- proved Player Award, 69-70, W CI., Rep. to Alabama Boys ' State, Key CI., Quest CI., Agape Fellowship, Pep CI., Sr. Ill Float Comm. DOYL STEVEN KEY - D.O. CI. GARY RODERICK KILGO - National Hon. Society, Beta Epsilon, Mu Alpha Theta, French CI. V. Pres., Science CI., Quest CI., Who ' s Who - Most Intellectual, National Merit Scholar, D.O. CI., Agape Fellowship, French CI., Float Comm. DEBBIE KILGORE - Beta CI., Math CI., Quest CI., 1970-71 Homecoming Queen, Pep CI., Agape. GARY KILGORE - F.F.A. ROBERT GEORGE KILGORE - Quest CI., Sr. Director of Key CI., D.O. CI. - Rep., Pep CI., Agape, Sr. Ill Float Comm. DONNA JEAN KIMBRELL EDRA GAYE KIMBRELL - Quest CL, F.H.A.. Pep CI., Glee CI., Medical Ca- reers CI. RITA ANN KIMBRELL - Quest CI., Pep CI., Art CI., F.T.A., Black- Gold Staff. WILLIAM STEVEN KIMBRELL - D.O. CL, Quest CI., Agape Fellowship, Pep CI. STEVE KING - D.O. CL, W CL, Pep CI., F.F.A, MELINDA KAY KITCHENS - Beta CI., Quest CI., Agape Fellowship, F.T.A., F.H.A,, Jr. Red Cross Rep., Pep CI., Homeroom Sec, Sr. Ill Float Comm. SHHLA KNIGHT - F.H.A. BEVERLY Quest CI. ANN LATHAM - F.H.A. BEVERLY ANN LATHAM FRAN LATHAM FRAN LATHAM - 1969-70 Sweet- heart of Walker Co. High, Exec. Council of the Agape Fellowship, Interclub Coun., Majorette 2 yrs.. Color Guard - 1 yr., F.T.A,, F.H.A. Chaplain, Speech CI., Quest CI., Pep CI., 1969 French CI., Sweetheart 1969 Second Runner Up for Sweetheart of Walker High, Who ' s Who - Most Feminine. 161 C iidbn ELIZABETH MADELINE LAVANNA DONNA LAWSON TERESA LAZENBY CHARLOTTE LEWIS DEBRA KAYE LOCKHART BEVIE ANN LOOSER STAN McCONNELL DAVID EARL McCOY ROBBY McCRORY 162 C JudM VIVIAN FRAZIER LEE JANIS LANE LEGG I ROBERT ROLLINS LYNN ROOSEVELT McCAIN h JOHN ED McDANAL EUZABETH MADELINE LAV ANNA - Ed. in Ch. of Viking, Copy Ed. of Black- Gold, Ten, Tm, F.T.A,, W Club, Beta CI., Speech CI., Quest CI., Pep CL, Who ' s Who - Most Talkative, Sr. m Float Comm., Inter-Club Coun., High Mag. Sales., First PI. 1969 St.Ten. Toum. DONNA LAWSON TERESA LAZENBY - Pep CL, Med- ical Careers CI., Quest CI., 1968-69 Flagger, Sr. Ill Float Comm. VIVIAN FRAZIER LEE - Chldr.-head - 2yrs. N.H.A., Beta CL, Math Cl-Treas., Interclub Coun., Sr. Ill CI. Fav., W CI. - Sec, Who ' s Who - Most School Spirit, Agape CI., Quest CL Sec, Sr. Ill Float Comm., B TmChldr. 68-69. V.-P. of Sr, Homeroom, Pep CL, Miss Goodsport, F.T.A., Sci. CL, Viking Bus, Mgr. JANIS LANE LEGG - HeadMaj. 2yrs, Sr. Ill CL Fav., Sci.Cl.,MathCl.,N.H,S., Beta E silon, Pep CL, Sr, III Float Comm., Quest CL, Interclub Coun. CHARLOTTE LEWIS - Glee CL, Quest CL. Pep CI. DEBRA KAYE LOCKHART - F.H.A., Quest CL BEVIE ANN LOOSER - Quest CL, D.O. CI. ROBERT ROLUNS LYNN - Quest CL, Speech CL, D.O. CL, Band, Agape Fel- lowship. ROOSEVELT McCAIN - Viking Staff, W CL, Ftbl., Wrestling, Baseball. STAN McCONNELL - Quest CL, F.F.A. DAVID EARL McCOY - Hon. Soc Vice-Pres.. Beta CL, Fr. CL Pres., Math CL Pres., Boys ' State, Band, Sci. CL, Quest CL, Interclub Coun. ROBBY McCRORY - Glee CL, Band, Agape, Spanish CL, Directors ' Hon. Band 1969, Pep CL MITCH McCULLERS - Var. Bsktbl, Sr. Fav., Who ' s Who - Best All Around, Quest CI., V.P. of Sr. Class, Key CI. V.P., W CL, HR Pres., Sr. Ill Hoat Comm., Agape, Stud. Coun., Pep CL JOHN ED McDANAL - Pres. of Key CL. Pres, of Speech CL, 1st V.P. D.O. CL, Who ' s Who - Best Personality, V.P. Sr.III HR, Var. BsktbL, Var. BB, Pep Squad, Quest ' 3 CL, Agape CI. C MiO • i% LiLAH McDonald MARY McELRATH RODNEY McMINN ROSS MARLOW ROBERT D. MARTIN VICKIE ELAINE MARTIN JANET MONTGOMERY DONNIE LEE MORGAN STELLA LOUISE MORRIS 164 J C iU n JOHN ALAN MADDOX JOHN MADDOX VINCENT LEE MEDLOCK BRENDA DIANE MESSICK LILAH VERA McDONALD - F.H.A.. Spanish Club. MARY M. McELRATH - Glee Club, F.H.A., Student Affairs Committee, RODNEY McMINN - Ait Club, D.O. Club, Quest Club, JOHN ALAN MADDOX - D.O. Club, Quest Club, Pep Squad. JOHN MADDOX - D.E. - D.O. CI. ROSS MARLOW - Speech Club, W. Club, Football, Track, Meanest Viking Award. ROBERT D. MARTIN - D.O. Club, Art Club, Quest Club. VICKIE ELAINE MARTIN - D.O. Club. VINCENT LEEMEDLOCK - President Student Affairs Committee, W. Club, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Football, Track, Band. BRENDA DIANE MESSICK - Quest Club, Pep Squad, D.E. D.O. Club, sec- retary, F.H.A,, Senior III Boat Com- mittee, Usher Club, Agape Club. JANET MONTGOMERY - F.H.A., Pep Squad. DONNIE LEE MORGAN - Varsity Football, Quest Club, W Qub Vice Pres., Track Team, Meanest Viking of the Week Award, Viking Staff, Future Farmers of America, Pep Squad, STELLA LOUISE MORRIS - D.O. Cl„ Glee Club, Library Club, Pep Club, Med- ical Careers Club, Agape Club. DEBRA MORRIS - F.aA,. Quest Club, Pep Squad, YVONNE MORRIS - Glee Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, F.H.A., Senior Foot- ball Maid. I«5 Q t lbn SUSIE MOTE JUNE MUMMY JIMMY MYERS ■ ' !%. f PAULA NOLES SARAH JEAN NORBIS ELIZABETH MARIE NUNN . EDGAR ALLEN O ' REAR III JULIAN JOSEPH O ' REAR CYNTHIA LOU OWEN 166 C lMJbn I SUSIE MOTE - Medical Careers CI., F.H,A.. Quest CI,, Pep CI, DONNA KAY NIX JIMMIE LHGH NIXON ROBERT ALTON NUNNALLY DEBBIE ODOM ELENA PARAMORE HARRIET PARISH JUNE MUMMY D.O. CI. F,T,A., Pep CI., JIMMIE MYERS - F.F.A., Quest CL, Agriculture Bus. DONNA KAY NIX - F.H.A,, Glee CI., Quest CI., Med. Careen CI., Pep CI. JIMMIE LHGH NIXON - Chm. of Sr. Act., Good Citizenship Girl, Sec. of In- terclub Coun., Pres. of F.T.A,. Sec.-Treas. of Hm., Viking Staff, N.H.S., Beta CI., Quest CI., Sci. CI., Math CI., Speech CL, Agape CL, PepCL, High Mag. Sales., D.O. CL, Sr. Ill Float Comm. PAULA NOLES - Quest CL, D.O. CL SARAH JEAN NORRIS - D.O. CL, Quest CL, F.H.A., Agape CL, Pep CL ELIZABETH MARIE NUNN - Pep CL - Team Capt., Agape CL, Stud. Coun., Quest CL, Sr. Ill Float Comm., Feature Ed. of Viking, Homeroom VP, Who ' s Who - Most Bashful, F.T.A., F.H.A. ROBERT ALTON NUNNALLY - Ora- torical CL, Quest CL, Pep Sq. , Jr. Red Cross Medical Careers CL, High Magazine Salesman. Sr. Ill Float Comm., Art CL DEBBIE ODOM - Quest CL, Pep CL, D.O. CL, Band, F.H.A,, Medical Careers CL, Sr. ni Float Comm,, Agape. EDGAR ALLEN O ' REAR III - Summer Scholarship Stud, at Birmingham Southern N.H.S., Beta CL, Fr. CL, Quest CL, Math CL, Sci. CL, Sr. Ill Float Comm., Mem- ber ofSanfordMathToum., Athletic Statis. JULIAN JOSEPH O ' REAR - Beta CL, Math CL, N.H.S., Sci. CL, Quest CL. Fr. CL, Sr. Ill Float Comm., Ath. Statis. CYNTHIA LOU OWEN - F.H.A., Medical Careers CL, Agape CL, Lib. CL, Pep CL, Quest CL, D.O. CL. Sr. Ill Float Comm. ELENA PARAMORE - Pres. of Sr.CL, Pari, of Stu. Coun., Pep CL Pres., F.T.A. V.P., Beta EJjsilon Beta, Interclub Coun., Mu Alpha Theta, Soc. Ed. of Viking, Lib. CL, Quest CL, Sci. CL, Agape CL, Black- Gold Staff, Ftbl. Spon., Who ' s Who - Most Dependable. Pres. of Sr. Ill Hm,, Sr. Ill Float Comm. Chm. HARRIET PARRISH 167 Q imjM CAROLYN DENISE PARRISH ANITA JANE PATTON MYRA KAYE PILLING SHEILA PRICE KATHY RICHARDSON TREECIE ROBBINS DAVID REECE RUTLEDGE JOHN CAMACK RYAN MARGARET ANN SADDLER 168 DORTHY MAE POWELL BERTRAM LEON ROGERS KATHI DENISE SALMON Ce«u(VlS LENDA SUE SANFORD CAROLYN DENISE PARRISH - Quest CI., Pep Squad, Homecoming Court, F.B.L.A., Treas. ' of Sr. Ill Homeroom, F.H.A, ANITA JANE PATTON - SpeechCl., Quest CI., Pep Squad, Agape CI., F.B.L.A. MYRA KAYE PILLING - Medical Careers CI., Office Staff. JANICE MARIE PLYLER - DORTHY MAE POWELL - SHHLA PRICE - Quest CI., Pep Squad, F.B.L.S., Sr. Ill Float Comm. KATHY RICHARDSON - TREECIE ROBBINS - QuestCI., D.O.- D.E. CI.. Lib. CI., Medical Careers CI„ Pep Squad, Glee CI., Senior III Float Comm. MIKE ROBINSON - Agape CI.. Sr. Ill Float Comm., Inter-Club Council, Var. Basketball, Pres. of Future Farmers of America. BERTRAM LEON ROGERS - Speech CI., Future Farmers of America, Vai. Football Team, Var. Wrestling Team, DAVID REECE RUTLEDGE - D.O.- D.E. CL, Speech CI., Key CI., Quest CI., Pep CI., F.F.A,, Who ' s Who - Most Unpredictable. JOHN CAMACK RYAN MARGARET ANN SADDLER - Ed.- in-Chief of Black-Gold, Majorette, Who ' s Who - Biggest Flirt, Beta EJ)silon Beta, Interclub Council, Future Teachers of America, Quest CI., Science CI., Speech CI., Agape CI., Pep Squad, Sr. Ill Float Comm., National Honor Society. KATHI DENISE SALMON - Sec. of the Student Council, Sec. of the National Honor Society, Cover and Special Effects Ed. of the Black- Gold, Mu Alpha Theta, Science CI., Future Teachen of America, Executive Council of the Agape CL, Quest CI., Pep CI., Trampoline Team, Flag Corp, Medical Careers CI., Inter- club Council, Co- Ed. of the Student Handbook, Beta E silon Beta. LINDA SUE SANFORD Homemakers of America. Future 1«9 Q l AJbn SALIETA BELLE SCRUGGS SCIBBY SCRUGGS BONNIE KAY SELF BUCKIE LANE SHERER JAMES HENRY SHERER MKE H. SIDES PHILLIP WADE SIMMONS TERRY ANN SIMPSON 170 Q kCU JAMES ERNEST SHAW WILLIAM HAMILTON SHEPARD IH STEVE SHERER TONY SHUMAKER BOB SIMS KALANA JAMYRA SIZEMORE SALIETA BELLE SCRUGGS - Who ' s Who - Most Unpredictable, 1969-70, Flagger, 1970-71 Color Guard Capt., Sr. Ill Float Comm., Agape CL, GleeCl., Fu- ture Homemakers of America, Pep Sq., Quest CI., D.O. - D.E. CI. SCIBBY SCRUGGS - GleeCl,, F.H.A., D,0,-D.E. CI., Treas, of D.O, CL, Miss D.O., Quest CI., Medical Careers CL, Who ' s Who - Cutest, Agape CL, Pep CI. BONNIE KAY SELF - N.H.S., Beta Epsilon Beta, Color Guard, Lib. CL, Quest CL, Art CL, Sci. CL, Pep Sq. JAMES ERNEST SHAW - Pres. of D,0. - D,E. CL, Pep Sq,, Quest CL, Agape CL, Speech CL, Usher CL, Key CL, Who ' s Who - Most School Spirit, Sr, III Boat Comm, WILLIAM HAMILTON SHEPHERD III - GleeCL, F.F.A. BUCK IE LANE SHERER - Lib. CL, D.O. -D.E. CL, Quest CL JAMES HENRY SHERER - Quest CL, D.O. - D.E. - VP, Pep Sq., Baseball. JUDY SHERER - F.aA., Quest CL STEVE SHERER - D.O.-D.E. CL, Fr. CI., Band. TONY SHUMAKER - Sp. CL. Quest CI. MIKE E. SIDES - D.O.-D.E CL, Quest Club. PHILUP WADE SIMMONS- W CL, Sci. CL, Agape CL, VP Hm., Var. BB TM, Var. BB Team, Who ' s Who- Best Looking, Sr. Fav., Pep Sq., Quest CL, Track Tm, Sp, CL, Med. Careers CL, Sr. Ill Float Comm., Speech CL, Stu. Coun. TERRY ANN SIMPSON F.H,A. Quest CL, BOB SIMS - Sci. CL, Sp. CL, Agape CL, Lib. Staff. Viking Staff, Viking Band. High Mag. Sales,, Dir, Hon, Band. KALANA JAMYRA SIZEMORE - N.H.S., Beta Epsilon Beta, Sci, CL, F.T.A., Quest CL, Med. Careers CL, Health Careers Coun. of Ala. 69-70, Color Guard of the March. Band, Art CL, Stu. Act. Comm., Pep Sq. 171 Q ddOnJ JAMES DALE SMITH WILLIAM NEAL SMITH PEGGY MELISSA SNODDY ROGER STARNES LINDA JEAN STEEPENS GARY DEVIN STEPHENSON ANTHONY SWINDLE CAROLINE SWINDLE MARGENE SWINNEY 172 Q l lM CARNIE DAVID SOKOL GUY EUGENE STANDEFFER JR. JOSEPH LYNN STEPHENSON JIMMY STUDDARD DELMAR TAYLOR ANNETTE TIDWELL JAMES DALE SMITH - National Honor Society Beta E silon Beta, Science CI., Quest CI. WILLIAM NEAL SMITH - Quest CI., D.O.-D.E. CI., Medical Arts CI., Agape CI., Art CI. PEGGY MELISSA SNODDY - Sec. of Speech CI., Quest CI., Future Teachers of America, Pep Squad, Agape Fellow- ship, Who ' s Who - Best Looking, Majorette, Medical Careers CI., Sr. Ill Float Comm., Spanish CI., Future Home- makers of America. CARNIE DAVID SOKOL - Viking Band, Spanish CI., Quest CI. GUY EUGENE STANDEFFER JR. - W CI., Key CI., F.F.A., Varsity Foot- ball Team, Baseball Team, Speech CI., Agape CI., Homeroom Sec, Mr. Football, Who ' s Who - Most Masculine, Sr. Fav. ROGER STARNES - Science CI., Quest CI. LINDA JEAN STEFFENS - Treasurer Beta EJ)silon Beta, Treasurer - National Honor Society, Math CI., D.O.-D.E. CI., Quest CI., Pep Squad, Kfle Corps Band. GARRY DEVIN STEPHENSON - Art CI., Pep Squad, Quest CI., Drum Major of the Marching Band, Walker College Directors Honor Band, JOSEPH LYNN STEPHENSON - Sec, of Key CI., President of Quest CI., Vice- President of Science CI., Good Citizen- ship Boy, Who ' s Who - Most Bashful, Treas. of Sr. Ill Homeroom, Inter CI. Council, Agape CI., Student Act. Comm., Track Team, Pep Squad, Medical Careers CI., Sr. Ill Float Comm., Representative to American Govern. Conference at Jacksonville State Univer. JIMMY STUDDARD - Quest Club. ANTHONY SWINDLE - Mr. Walker County High, Who ' s Who - Most Popular, Varsity Football Team - Captain, All County Football, Track Team, Baseball Team, Class Fav., Sr. Ill Float Comm., Student Council, Homeroom F res., Key CI., W CI., Agape CI., Pep Squad, Speech CI. CAROLINE CARO SWINDLE - Quest CI., Band, Glee CI., Agape CI., Pep Squad. MARGENE SWINNEY - Glee CL. Quest CI., Pep Squad. DELMAR TAYLOR - D.O.-D.E. CI. ANNETTE TIDWELL Q iiiU nS BETTY SUE TIDWELL RONNIE TITTLE LAKEY WILSON TOLBERT EMMA A. TURNER PHYLLIS TURNER JAN USREY MARCIA WALLACE EDNA M. WEBB KAY WELLS 174 T eitUvtS OLIVER TROTTER •.« A RONNIE EUGENE WADE DONNA LOUISE WALKER RONNIE WEST BETTY SUE TIDWELL - Quest Qub, D,0,-D.E, Club, Medical Careers Club. RONNIE TITTLE - Quest Club. LAKEY WILSON TOLBERT - Nation- al Honor Society, Beta silon Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Marching Band, Band Presi- dent, Directors Honor Band, Student Coun- cil, Inter-Club Council, Quest Club, Agape. MARY JANE TRIMBLE - Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America, Pep Squad, Who ' s Who - Most Courteous. OUVER TROTTER - Quest Club, Pep Squad, D.O.-D.E. Club. EMMA A. TURNER makers of America. Future Home- PHYLLIS TURNER - National Honor Society, Beta Epsilon Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Quest Club, Science Club, Treasur- er of Future Teachers of America, Rec- reation Leader of Future Homemakers of America, Pep Club, Marching Band - Flagger. JAN USREY - Quest Club. RONNIE EUGENE WADE - Band, Who ' s Who - Most Courteous, Vice Presi- dent of Band All State Drummer, Quest Club. DONNA LOUISE WALKER MARCIA WALLACE - Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America. EDNA M. WEBB - Future Home- makers of America. KAY WELLS - Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America. RONNIE WEST - Future Farmers of America, Quest Club, Junior Red Cross. DEBRA FAYE WHITE - D.O.-D.E. Club, Quest Club, DEBRA FAYE WHITE 175 CettUMS WSt EDWARD TATE WHITE VIOLET WHITE JANE WHITT HENRY WILLIAMS, III PHIL WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS DON WILLINGHAM CARL DAVID WILSON CHERYL WILSON 176 TERRY GENE WHITT MDCE WILLIAMS ROSEMARY WILLIAMS BECKY WILLIAMSON DEBBIE WILSON C iiCUyf EDWARD TATE WHITE - D.O.-D.E. Club, VaKity Football, Committee for Student Activities. VIOLET WHITE - Future Home- makers of America, Medical Careers Club. JANE WHITT - Quest Club. Future Homemakers of America. TERRY GENE WHITT - D.C .-D.E. Club. MIKEWILUAMS - Vice-President of Student Council, Math Club, Science Club, Quest Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Resident of Interclub Council, D.O.-D.E. Club. HENRY WILUAMS, HI - W Club, Viking Staff, Vanity Football Team, Wrestling Team. F.F.A., All County Foot- ball, Meanest Viking of the Week Award, Track Team. PHIL WILUAMS _ D.O.-D.E. Club. ROBERT WILUAMS - Band, ROSEMARY WILUAMS - Quest Club, Future Homemakers of America. Secre- tary-Treasurer of Homeroom. BECKY WILLIAMSON - Future Homemakers of America, D.O.-D.E. Club, Pep Squad, Quest Club, Agape Club, F.B.L.A.. Usher Club, Senior III Float Committee. Speech Club. DON WILUNGHAM CARL DAVID WILSON - D.O.-D.E. Club. CHERYL WILSON - National Honor Society, Beta E silon Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Quest Club, Science Club, March- ing Band, Rifle Corps, Future Homemakers of America, Glee Club, Pep Club, Future Business Leaders of America. DEBBIE WILSON - Speech Club. Fu- ture Homemakers of America Medical Careers Club, Office Staff. Pep Squad, Band Secretary, Marching Band, Majorette, Agap ' e Club. DON WILSON - Spanish Club, D.O.- D.E. Club, Quest Club, Track Team. 177 Q lniOnJ PETE WINDHAM - Future Farmers of America, Quest Club. BEVERLY JOAN WINGO - Quest Club. JOY WOLFE - Trampoline Team. Future Homemakers of America, Pep Squad, Quest Club. LACEY LEON WOODLEY - Quest Club. MIRIAM MICK WILSON - Beta Epsilon Beta, Glee Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Quest Club, Who ' s Who - Most Likely to Succeed, Pep Squad, Future Teachers of America, National Honor Society. DEBBIE YOUNG - National Honor Society, Beta silon Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Treasurer Science Club, Varsity Cheerleader - Co-Head, W. Club, President of Senior III Homeroom, Viking Staff, Pep Squad, Quest Club, Agape Club, Senior III Favorite, Who ' s Who - Best All Round. 178 Q iidbn WILL FULLER - W Club, Speech Club, Library Club, Committee for Stu- dent Activities, Agape Club, Pep Squad, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Foot- ball Team. HAZEL HOPE HOOD - Future Home- makers of America, Quest Club, Glee Club. TERRY HUDSON - D.O.-D.E. Club, THOMAS THEOLUS MITCHELL - Glee Club, Track Team, Baseball Team, Won County Record in High Jump. TERRY PENDLEY - Speech Club. DENMS PENNINGTON - Chess Club, Quest Club, Pep Squad. JANICE MARIE SHUBERT - D.O.- D.E Club, Quest Club. DEBORAH SUE SMITH - Glee Club, Future Homemakers Club of America. LARRY R. SMITH - Future Farmers of America. PHILUP G. SUMNER - Future Far- mers of America. SHERRY LEE TAYLOR - Quest Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Future Homemakers of America, Science Club. JAMES HAROLD WILSON NEIL WRIGHT - D.O.-D.E Club, Fu- ture Farmers of America. 179 I Danny Aaron Guy Able LuAnne Adair Donald Adams Doris Akins Patsy Alexander John Anderson Tim Ayers Bobby Bahrik Donnie Banks Robyn Banks Mike Barton Wade Barton Hesley Bence Judy Bennett Anthony Benson Beth Best Andrea Blackwell Bobby Blackwell Steve Blackwell Liza Blevins Donald Boshell Millie Boteler Kathy Boyd Beth Brakefield Hal Brakefield Mike Bray Kelley Bridgeman Rita Bridges Denise Brock 180 tknq Qf)VviJb Willie Brock Suson Brown Bobby Brucke Donnie Bryant David Burton James Burton Jan Burton Michael Burton Jackie Cagle Eric Cain Joan Cain Clara Calloway Cloverdine Casy Alfred Catlin Hester Chandler Sandy Cha tham Frank Chatman Steve Clark Jackie Clement Terry Comer Janis Connell Janice Conner Thomas Cook Karon Cooner Steve Courington Hancel Cox Rebecca Craft Carol Cross Debbie Crump Stephen Crump 181 Billie Daniel Deborah Daniel Ronnie Davis Lujean Deason Denise Deavors Becky Dickerson Stanley Dill Mike Duncan Myra Duncan Debra Earnest Jeff Easter wood Dennis Edgill Donnie Elliot Johnny Elmore Darryl Ensor Patricia Evans Kathy Farris Paul Fleming Hoyt Franks Celestine Gardner Lonzo Gardner Ricky Garrett Jessie Gibson Don Gober Ann Grace Glendon Gravlee Gail Griffin Sallie Gumm Jill Gunter Sandra Gurganus IS2 Linda Guthrie Renee Hall Cecil Hammett Tim Harris Gerald Hart Charles Hathcoat Pat Hatley Bill Haynes Danny Headrick Jo -Etta Henderson Mark He ndon Jeanette Henry Darlene Hill Johnny Hill Karen Hice Joel Hilley Gena Hoagland Ronnie Hodge James Holeman Jimmy Holston Wanda Hopper Terrell Horsley Sharon Howell Ed Hudson fir!f v Karen Hudson Tab Hudson Raymond Hughes Brice Humphries Donald Humphries Renee ' Hyche 183 Billy Hyde Lam or Ingram Danny Ivey Brenda Jackson Rodney Jackson Bedky Jaggers Beborah Johnson Joe Johnson Tommy Johnson Larry Jordon Burt Julian John Keeton Jan Key Kenneth Kiker Carl Kilgore Debra Kilgore Steve Kilgore Terry Kilgore Gail Kimbress Charlene King Calvin Kluesner Sherman Lee Deborah Lewis Ken Lloyd Anita Madson Bruce Mann Billy Matthews Henry Maxwell Grald Mayo Jackie McAdams Jimmy McCoy Gary McCruter 184 Greg McDade Catherine McKellar Gary McLemore Ricky Meeks Betsy Mewbourne Stacie Miller Vickie Miller Debra Moncrief Keith Morrow Joan Morton Billy Munkus Donny Myers Mark Myers Tommy Myers Roy Nabors Diane Naramore Jan Nicholson Danny Nix Janet Nunnelly Kay Nunnelly Roddy O ' Barr Melissa Oliver Mimi O ' Rear Paul O ' Rear Phillip O ' Rear Ralph O ' Rear Debbie Parsons Deborah Phillips Susan Pickerell Sandra Powell Kathy Prescott George Pyron Billy Redmill 185 Steve Redmill Carolyn Reece Debbie Reid Leda Richardson Otis Richardson Tommy Richardson Virginia Roberts Patricia Robinson Charlita Rutledge Brenda Sanders Mike Schlitt Victor Schwabb Gary Seals Albert Shelton Erik Sherer Pat Sherer Martha Shubert Kenny Shumake Mike Shumate Tommy Sides Brenda Smith Don Smith Jo Carol Smith Kirby Smith Orville Smith Mari Jean Stewart Regina Stewart Ruby Stewart John Stuart Marilyn Suddeth Linda Tatum Beverly Thomas Cindy Thomas 186 V- A Danny Thomas Kenny Thomas Sue Thompson John Tidwell Kathy Tiget Ann Timmons Debra Treadweay Carrol Trotter Theresa Trotter Vicki Tubbs Diane Turner Mike Underwood Stuart Upton Rita Usery Becky Vanzant Gordon Woods Robert Wright Gary Wise Bessie Wilson Terry Williamson Steven Whitt Gerald Whitt Rita White Melissa Whatley Debra Well Olanda Webster Steve Watkins Brenda Washington Carolyn Washburn Debra Warren James Walker Terry Wakefield Bill Yates 1t7 l1 Tim Aaron Judith Adams Paul Alexander Barry Allen Tim Argo Mona Lisa Armstrong Myra Bailey PhylUs Bailey Kathy Banks Randy Banks Chris Barlow Bobby Barnes Cheryle Barrentine Mary Nell Barton Jerry Beasley Brenda Bean Lisa Beech Malachi Bell Eddie Best Shawn Bevill Velissa Bonner Donald Booth Billy Joe Bishop George Boshell Keith Boshell J. 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Bowser Ann Brakefield Joan Brand Wanda Brand Barbara Brignet Pat Briscoe Diane Brown Charlotte Brownlee Marie Bryant Gary Burns Tim Burt Debbie Burton Phillip Busby Robert Busby Kathy Bynum Larry Cabaniss Leah Cagle Lesa Cagle Mike Cagle David Cain Chris Cameron Frank Canada Denise Cannon Pat Carr Vernell Chandler Marie Chatman Bobby Clark Brenda Clark Donald Clark Delorce Clifton Robert Clifton 188 ik pkoM nj T WcJUkj I tPXfi P£f Allan Cook Lauren Cooper Jack Courington Jerry Craig Carl Crump Brent Daniels Ronnie Daniels Earl Davis Ronnie Davis Clarence Dickerson Cathy Dickinson Kathy Dill Mildred Dill Ronnie Dodd Phyliss Dotson Carlon Dover Diane Drummond Mark Drummond Rhonda Dudley Bobby Dutton Theresa Dutton Terry Edgil Pam Edwards Jerry Elkins Clifford Elliot Kerry Elmore Bruce Ely Beddow Enis Pat Ensor Leon Btes Janice Evans Bernice Farris Ronald Farris Jerry Ferguson Terry Fewell Denise Filyaw Tommy Fleming Velma Fleming Dwight Forrester Vetta Franklin Vance Free Danny Freeman GayUn Freeman Charles Fuller Janice Gardner Ruby Garner Donna Garris Jerome Gibson Janice Godfrey Joey Gordon Joe David Gray Linda Hainsworth Clara Hall Carol Hallman John Hamby Debra Hamilton 189 Barry Handly Douglas Haney David Hardaway Nan Hardin Joy Hardy Ray Hayden Gary Hay good Cindy Henderson Pat Hendon Mike Hendon Gary Hensley Mack Herbert Miriam Hice Sandy H ice Jackie Holcomb Paula Holley Barbara Holt Brenda Hopper Linda Hornsby Annie Howard Debra Howell Barry Hudson Garnette Hudson James Hunt Shirley Hunter Gary Hurst Terry Hyche Debra Hyde Harold Ingle Joel Ingle Dennis Ivey Gary Ivey Margie Ivey Jennifer James Jeff Jefferson Dixie Jenkins Mark Jenkins Ricky Jones Steve Jones Tommy Jones Aurelia Jordan Larry Jordan Freday Julian Chuck Justice Chris Kendrick Carl Kendrick Dewayne Key Shirley Key Charles Kidd Syrecia Kilgore David Kimbrell Harold Kimbrell Janice Kimbrell Barry Kimbrell Patricia Kimbrell Nancy King Sandra King Karen Knight Carolyn Lackey Claire Lee Willie Lee Joan Legg Gloria Lewis %iLm 190 f C flff f££ Mf tJ?M Connie Lockhart Susan Lollar Robert Longstreet Mary Looser Kristi Lovenburg Robert Luker Dick Lynn Dorothy Maddox Donnie Martin David Mason Joe Matthews Juddie McCluney Lee McElrath Allen McGough Betty McKay Wanda McLemore Gladys Meadows Skip Middle ton Barry Miller Shirley Mitchell Jeannie Morris Sheila Morris Geneva Moscato Shelia Mote Cathy Murray Jackie Murray Lonnie Murray Bobby Myers Jimmy Myers Kathy Myers Roger Nabors Jack Naramore Judy Nelson Jerry Norris David Norris Neva Odom Beth Oliver Tommy O ' Rear Marlene Paramore Don Parsons Brenda Payne Diane Pendley Mark Perry Keith Pierce Mike Pilling Gail Plyler James Plyler Chuck Powell Charlotte Prescott Denise Pribbenow Tony Price Nancy Primm Barbara Ramsey Garfield Richardson Cindy Redmill Orland Reed Virginia Roberts Debra Robinson Gail Robinson Tommy Russell Jay Sanders Donald Sanford Ronnie Shaw 191 Mildred Sanders Larry San ford Melinda Sartain Vanessa Scruggs Nolan Shelton Suzette Sherer Carol Shubert Linda Sides O. 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Simpson Jan Sims Corene Skinner Karen Smith Keith Smith Nancy Smith Rosalyn Smith Sharon Smith Tommy Smith Doug Speegle Greg Starnes Phil Starnes Pam Steadman Ma Lea Stephenson Joe Sullivan Donald Swain George Taylor Judy Ternbow Don Terry Kenda Thomas Kenneth Thompson Kenneth Thorton Carolyn Tidwell Charles Tidwell Wanda Tidwell Steve Tillison Robert Tirey Linda Turner David Undem Karon Underwood Larry Underwood Deboie Upton Pam Vansant Donna Webb Terry Webb Terry Weeks Ronald Welch Rita Wells Mike Wendell David Whitworth Diane Williams Gary Williams Louise Williams Margaret Ann WilUams Mary Williams Theresa Williams Bob Wilson Donna Wilson Richard Wilson Sylvester Wingate Billy Winset Ray Woodley BoD Wright Dean Wright Joyce Wright Rita Wright Steve York Verginia Ziegler Mike Banks Carl Calloway Pam Davidson Betty Earnest Carol Stealman h. .M 192 fa fA M nlOiM • Fast as the rolling seasons bring The hour of fate to those we love , Each pearl that leaves the broken string Is set in Friendship ' s crown above. As narrower grows the earthly charm. The circle widens in the sky; These are our treasurers that remain. But those are stars that beam on high. Holmes-Songs of Many Seasons 193 I Hippity hop to the Bunnyhop ! The Senior Ring Thing. The mice will play 194 lA ctEW Mtg{i Cckod f Students take a break. I didn ' t mean it Coach, Promise! 195 Jane ' s got fangs. Watch out! Next time I ' ll switch. (A q£W Mtg{( Wewfs The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. 1 FV 4 j l ySB . ■K: ' ' k t You don ' t say! . Yeah! It ' s true I don ' t believe it! 196 l itiey ' e QoM l 1 7 1 You Put that on me and I ' ll saw you in half. Please Help me I ' m falling. All this to be cheerleader. Aw ... Foot!!! 198 I rtte Uqld o QU lift ll ' 1 K.V.. «,..;. Just wait I ' ll get you for this! ! ! Hey Lady, Don ' t rush me! Kick the habit. Administration takes time out for Play period. 199 W)tdm Tah TuM OuJbJt Uh, hey, thar! Now, Class. Fire and Water. Decisions, decisions . •• M— M 1 i 1 . . . With a little help from my friends This is absolutely ridiculous !! ! 200 2j Mlp udj PtOhi Bimx djOufj J JbijJtiM B B s Wiv_ r ' ■ . 1 H l ■£ Ski. ! 1 . 201 Man, am I tough! QtmJj nh Uct J Bl K a i J Goober Day at WHS. Happiness is hollerin . Hang loose, people, we ' ve got it made! My girdle is killing me van QxM At PefJ RoMies Baby face. Strike up the ... What ' s all the excitenieiU about? Who wants the spirit stick? ... We want the spirit stick! ! ! 203 WJim Vo W6 I We ' re friends sure - but this is ridiculous!! Who me?? ... I didn ' t do it. Maybe they won ' t find me if I hide in here. Act normal and Mr. Tucker will never know we skipped. Boys will be boys. 204 PtoiM y v 7 The way to skip and enjoy it. We got caught. I refuse to go in. Yeeooww! ! I promise I won ' t do it again - soon. I ' ll huff and puff and blow your house down! 205 Wofifefi i Stuck tfe A N H H H H S I HllM L H | iw ■ 1 am not responsible for any actions other than my own. The world needs me! I must answer my caUU Cross my heart ! ... and then the big bad wolf said , 206 Afiw s Dp Tb SoWfcl ig 1 1 Peek-a-boo: I C U . . , Run that one by me again. I ' ve got a definite problem Hurry up - I ' ve got to go NOW. 207 The 1971 Black-Gold Staff would like to express its sincere appreciation to the following for their patient cooperation and invaluable help in the production of this year ' s annual: BELMONT STUDIOS MR. NICK COTTIS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY MR. JIM ELMOORE DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE I KutoqnjOtph 209  ra TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made .:i ,(..;■ ::.■ ,: ' ■;■ ;:V . ■;, arBg  : ;