Wetumpka High School - We Wa Tumpkis Yearbook (Wetumpka, AL)

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Far left: Long hours and hard work are a way of life for football coaches. Here, Coach Bazemore admonishes the Indians to get Above: Mr. Brown and the Ag department are always ready to lend a helping hand. Left: Mrs. Williams makes Spanish fun and interesting. Far left: Enjoying a few spare minutes in the cafeteria is Coach Knox. Left: Teachers who help sponsor extra-curricular activities must spend time on the phone, here, Mrs. Kathy Long orders capes for the majorettes. 9 fired up during the Clanton game.

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I V, mix l Commitment ff' gs 1, t Q, if The faculty at WHS is a most worthy example of what commitment can mean to a school. These people are dedicated to the task of helping us to become the best that we can be. Many of our faculty members spend hundreds of extra hours helping us with extra-curricular activities or iust listening to problems. The commitment of our teachers allows us, the students to get the most from our education. Top right: Addressing the student body is one of the tasks Mr. Mills enjoys most. Top left: Some of the most enjoyable moments in Mr. Deyerle's classes are hearing of his many missions overseas, during his military career. Far right: Discussing ways in which the library can be used to benefit her students is Mrs. Mills. Right: Friendly, dependable, and helpful are all adjectives which describe Miss Salter. 'ggvw 8 'Qi is , tysyyyt by is

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lx , Enthu ias ff Top' ark Knight, Ashley Hale, Amy Hellums, and i Faul have an exciting time at the '85 rom. ove right: During the Miss Warrior Pageant, Ronda Talley, Valla Bozeman, Luann Wallace, Ashley Hale, and Denice Rogers show their coordination. Above: Showing his delight at being named a Senior Beau is Bart Teel. The Seniors let everyone know they're ifl during the Tallassee pep rally. IO