White Plains High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Choccolocco, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

I DIFFERENT STROKES FOR 1 DIFFERENT FOLKS!!! 4 DEDICATION We wish to dedicate this 1981-82 annual to Mr. Robert Whitehead. We ap- preciate everything he has done for us and our school. He has been very supportive of us and has made our last years at White Plains High School the greatest. DEDICATION We also wish to dedicate this yearbook to Barbara Johnson, who in her own special way has helped us in many different situations. We Love You B.J. 6 1982 WILDCAT SENIORS Buddy Box Annette Burgess Anthony Busby Travis Chatmon James Clay Keri Clayburn David Cole Sonny Crowe Allen Curry Robbie Anderson Patsy Austin Sherry Beecham 8 Hope Doss Jenny Ervin Mechcllc Ford Jimmy Gaddy Laine Gilbert Donald Guttery Danny Headrick Kent Headrick Kenneth Herod Richard Hewitt Lori Hildred Sonya Holyfield 9 I, Antti Kiikka, will my Finnish ability to charm the ladies to Mickey Turner. He needs it badly. I, Robbie Anderson, will my ability to pick country music to Jeff Minton. I, Richard Hewitt, will my mini-sling shot to anyone daring enough to use it, my inordinate (look it up) sense of humor to Scott Batey, and above all my bad luck with the outhouse to David Raney. I, Tracey Raney, will my ability to pass my senior year without opening a book to Jeff Minton. I, Robert Wilson, will my ability to put up with Mr. Whitehead to whomever needs it. I, Suzanne Jordan, will all the fun I’ve had my senior year to Kathy G., Julia J., and Gina C. I. Keith Lockridge, will my ability to date one girl and still have fun to Ray Hamilton. I, Gena Smith, will to Brenda and Tina Amos, the ability to make their Senior year a great one. I, Ann Wallace, will a great Senior Year to the Class of “83.” I, Travis Chatmon, will my ability to eat lunch this year without paying for it to Eric Chatmon. I, Joey Taylor, will my ability to handle anyone with a bad temper to anyone who thinks they can han- dle it. I, Martha Rogers, will my ability to graduate to Karen Amos. We, Lisa Jackson and Sherry Taylor, will our tardies and our run arounds with Mr. Whitehead to all the Juniors. We, Michelle Ford and Susan Wilson, will our good times in the 12th grade to Shelia Feheley and Denise Wilson. I, Laine Gilbert, will my ability to stop talking in Mrs. Morgan’s room to Annette Williams. I, Sonya Holyfield, will my ability to truly love only one person to Annette W. and Victoria B. I, Robbie Morrison, will my ability to stay in foul trouble in basketball and still play to Gina C. I, Donald Guttery, will my ability to speak plain southern English to our two friends from Finland and Venezuela. We, Lori Hildred and Patsy Austin, will all our love to Lyn Mashburn and Donald Elder forever. I, Buddy Box, will my car to any Junior who can afford to keep it on the road. I, James Clay, will my ability to rack a quarterback’s crack to Mike Harrel. I, Carlos Nieves, will my ability to transport my innerbeing across the broad spances of time and space, entering into a new and wonderful dimension (without drugs) — Heavy Metal. I, David Cole will my ability to go hunting and not get lost to Frank Turner. I, Kevin Minton, will my ability to be short and still be noticed to Ken Hightower. We, Hope Doss and Michelle Patey, will our ability to carry on the wonderful “creekgang” reputation to anyone not lucky enough to live there. I, Disco Dan Headrick, will Chris Headrick to any girl who will have him. I, Jenny Ervin, will my crazy ways and ability to laugh all the time to any Junior crazy enough to want it. I, Kelly Snider, will to all the Juniors, a great Senior year. I, Pat Williams, will my ability to play basketball and sit on the bench to Terry Teague. I, Anthony Busby, leave my ability to graduate to Pat Wilson. I, Jimmy Gaddy, will my great ability in catching the football to Jeff Brown. I, Ken Herod, will my blazing sticks on those cool Friday nights to anyone in the Jr. class who thinks they can hold on to them. I, Kenneth Martin, will my ability to dip and carry my skoal can with me at all times and not get caught to Mark Regner. I, Jerry Mathis, will my title as the “foul out King” to Steven Snider. I, Keri Claybum, will my ability to switch schools 4 times in one semester and still pass to Vanessa Goss. I, Donna Jeffers, will my ability to be married and stay same to the junior class girls. I, Annette Burgess, will my mother to Scott Batey to take care of and make sure he gets plenty to eat next year. 1, Ronald Smith, will my ability to walk and chew gum at the same time to Jeff Herod. I. Gordon Wyer, will to my younger brothers and sisters, all the great times I had during my Senior year. I, Penny Watts, will my ability to find and marry a Cleburne County Redneck to Lynda Hubbard and Regina Headrick. I, Kay Murphy, will all of my lx excuses to Dawn Burns and Regina Headrick. I, Sherry Beecham, will all of my classes and homework to Martha Haynes. I, Gerald Parker, will my height to Mark Regner. I, Nancy Parker, will my place in the 12th grade to Susie Burns. I, Alvin Weldon, will all my musical ability to Glen Bain and Time Howard. I, Kim Murray, will my wide selection of low heel shoes to Debbie Garmon. I, Robyn Vaughn, will my good eyesight to Mickey Turner. I, Lori Jones, will my smile that God gave me to those people who sometimes feel they have nothing to smile about. Lisa Jackson Donna Jeffers Lor Jones Suzanne Jordan Antti Kiikka Keith Lockridge Kenneth Martin Jerry Mathis Kevin Minton Dudley Moody Robbie Morrison Kay Murphy 12 Kim Murray Carlos Nieves Gerald Parker Nancy Parker Mechclle Patey Tracey Raney Martha Rogers Gena Smith Ronald Smith Kelly Snider Joey Taylor Sherry Taylor 13 Ronald Turner 16 Robyn Vaughn Jean Walker Ann Wallace Penny Watts Alvin Weldon Robert Wilson Susan Wilson Gordon Wyer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Annette Burgess Richard Hewitt MOST DEPENDABLE Kent Headrick Laine Gilbert BEST PERSONALITY SNEAKIEST Jeff Sampler Sherry Taylor 17 Robbie Anderson Suzanne Jordan MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tracey Raney Sonya Holyfield LAZIEST Travis Chatmon Danny Headrick 18 MOST FUN LOVING James Clay Robbie Morrison MOST IN LOVE Keith Lockridge Michelle Ford MOST ATHLETIC Jimmy Gaddy Lori Jones CUTEST Lori Hildred Kevin Minton MOST SCHOOL LEADERSHIP Kelly Snider Kenneth Herod MOST STUDIOUS Robyn Vaughn Kenneth Herod QUIETEST Alvin Weldon Gena Smith Buddy Box BEST ALL AROUND Robert Wilson Kim Murray FRIENDLIEST Patsy Austin Donald Guthery MOST UNIQUE Jenny Ervin Gordon Wyer BIGGEST PEST Dudley Moody Joey Taylor WITTIEST Nancy Parker Anthony Busby BIGGEST FLIRTS Carlos Nieves Kelly Snider CLASS FAVORITES Jimmy Gaddy Annette Burgess Kim Murray Kevin Minton SWEETEST CUTEST SMILE Keri Clayburn Martha Rogers Antti Kiikka Mechelle Patey MOST COURTEOUS LOUDEST 23 Pat Williams Ann Wallace Jerry Mathis Lisa Jackson MOST TALENTED Sonny Crowe Kay Murphy MOST INTELLECTUAL Donna Jeffers Ronald Smith BIGGEST EATERS Ronald Turner Jean Walker 24 MuRrtHY SEF : SERVICE 435- best DRESSED MOST FOREIGN Allen Curry Penny Watts Antti Kiikka Carlos Nieves SENIOR CLASS BEAUTIES 26 JUNIOR CLASS BEAUTIES SOPHOMORE CLASS BEAUTIES Debbie Garmon Pam Ashley FRESHMAN CLASS BEAUTIES Lori Mitchell Tish Waite EIGHTH GRADE CLASS BEAUTIES Shannon Dothard Laura Morrison 29 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS BEAUTIES Traci Batey Bridget Headrick 30 CO DALE DOSS MISTY YOUNG 33 FALL FESTIVAL KING QUEEN MISS FOOTBALL Michelle Patey 1st — Lesa Sims 2nd — Paris James MISS HOMECOMING 1981 LYNDA HUBBARD Escorted by: Sidney Brown GENA SMITH 1st Alternate TAMMY HALL 2nd Alternate MISS SWEETHEART CALENDAR GIRL 1982 SONYA BROWN (pictured below) R to L Miss January — Lori Jones Miss February — Penny Watts Miss March — Paris James Miss April — Annette Burgess Miss May — Robyn Vaughn Miss June — Kelly Snider M iss July — Susan Wilson Miss August — Sonya Holy field Miss September — Sherry Lee Miss October — Tammy Anderson Miss November — Tracy Cobb Miss December — Vanessa Goss JUNIOR MISS SWEETHEART 1982 BRIDGET HEADRICK 1st Alternate — Regina Vaughn 2nd Alternate — Christi Brimer LITTLE MISS SWEETHEART 1982 MISTY YOUNG 1st Alternate — Reagan Harper (Right) 2nd Alternate — Holly Hancock (Left) MISS WHITE PLAINS 1982 BRENDA BENTLEY lip 1st Alternate — Susan Wilson 2nd Alternate — Lisa Sims 3rd Alternate— Kathy Garmon 37 JUNIOR MISS WHITE PLAINS 1982 BRIDGET HEADRICK 1st Alternate — Eleshei Chatmon 2nd Alternate — Shelley Hutto 3rd Alternate — Pam Ghee MISS WHITE PLAINS ELEMENTARY 1982 REGINA VAUGHN 1st Alternate — Holly Hancock 2nd Alternate — Amanda Cheatwood 3rd Alternate — Deanna Burns 38 LITTLE MISS WHITE PLAINS 1982 NIKKI SMITH 1st Alternate— Lisa Hall 2nd Alternate — Vicky Hannah 3rd Alternate — Holly Austin TINY MISS WHITE PLAINS 1982 BRANDYE WARD 1st Alternate — Sherrie Hancock 2nd Alternate — Ginger Livingston 39 40 41 STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsor: Bob Whitehead. Pres. Annette Burgess, Vice P. Brenda Amos, Sec. Lori Jones, Treas. Kim Murray, Rep. Angie Turner BETA CLUB :.A Pres. Ken Hightower, Vice P. Kelly Snider, Sec. Angie Turner, Treas. Paris James, Chaplain Brenda Amos Sponsor: Sarah Ballard. 42 TEEN INVOLVEMENT JR. CIVIT AN Pres. Lori Jones, Vice P. Angie Turner, Sec. Paris James, Treas. Lynda Hubbard, Chaplain Lisa Sims, Reporter Kelly Snider, Sergeant of Arms Rob- bie Morrison, District Officer — Annette Rurgess Sponsor: Pam Inmon. 43 ANNUAL STAFF Lynda Hubbard, Lori Jones, Robyn Vaughn, Kim Murray futupS Serica THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Sponsor: Mike Sticlel FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Pres. Angie Turner, Vice Lisa Sims. Sec. Nancy Lett. Treas. Robbie Morrison. Reporter Lynda Hubbard Sponso 45 SENIOR-JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS 4-H S§ 3 SENIOR-JUNIOR HIGH BOYS 4-H LIBRARY CLUB Vicki McCauley, Lynda Hubbard, Katie Brown, Sue Brown GOOD CITIZENSHIP BOY GIRL vvv fra, . 3 7 S i'HUI .Mil Mike Harrell Ronnie Fincher Donnie Murphy Ray Hamilton Greg Morrow Shane Grissom George Dothard Mickey Turner Gary Burns Lyn Mashburn Scott Carlisle Antti Kiikki George Mauldin Robert Wilson Jeff Brown James Clay Roy Mauldin Ken Hightower Eric Clay Ray King Ronald Turner 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL A-TEAM COACH: Isiah Evans 54 Ray King Terry Teague A L L A R E A 55 COACH: Randy Sparks Ken Hightower Scott Batey Chad Brown Randy Rodney Jones Lambert 56 Eric Chatmon Kerry Holyficld Pat Wilson Cireg Morrow Kevin Minton Jeff Brown Steven Snider Greg Morrow -V Ray King Eric Clay Heath Garmon George Dothard Dudley Moody Jeff Minton Randy Jones 1982 BOYS TRACK TEAM Standing: A J Palmer. Jeff Sampler. Ken Hightower. Terry Teague. Pal Wilson. Kneeling: Chad Brown. DISTANCE RUNNERS Left to Right: Glenn Bain, Robert Wilson, Rodney Lambert, Pat Williams. 61 1982 GIRLS TRACK TEAM Standing: Dorctta Wilson, Lori JonesjAnnette Williams. Kneeling: Janet Hollingsworth, Brenda Amos, Sharon Wyer. Team Accomplishments: Second in County Second in Sectional III Third in State Weight Men Robbie Anderson Alvin Weldon Travis Chatmon 62 64 Coached by: Brenda Morgan Most Valuable Player: Regina Clay Team Captain: Lori Jones 1982 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 1982 All Area Robbie Morrison Tina Amos All County Robbie Morrison Regina Clay f Coached by: Arnetha Turner Most Valuable Player Robbie Morrison SOFTBALL! SOFTBALL! SOFTBALL! L to R: Shelly Hutto, Shannon Dolhard. Lynda Hubbard, Angie Turner. Michelle Amos. Tina Amos. Robbie Morrison. Laura Doss Robyn Vaughn. Debbie Ward. Joey Taylor. Krystal Reid. Rhonda Vaughn, Tish Waite. Sonja Morrison. Kneeling in Front: COAC H ARNhl HA rURNER. 1982 GIRLS SOFTBALL Most Valuable Player Tina Amos Paris James SPONSOR — Lora Chatmon HEAD Sonya Holyficld Sam Henson Co-Head — Nancy Let! JR. HIGH BASKETBALL A-TEAM COACH: Tim Brown Randy Hubbard Tommy Clay Eugene Butler David Palmer 70 B-TEAM L to R: Joel Cobb, Greg Schultz, Roger Cobb, Johnny Houck, Clay Waites, Coach Tim Brown, Raymond Lambert, Nathan Jeffers, Ronald Finch, Tim Gaines, John Paul Robinson. JR. HIGH TRACK Charles Chatmon, Larry Davis, Raymond Lambert, Clay Waite, Glenn Bain, Nathan Jeffers. Tim Gaines. Greg Shultz, Roger Cobb, Clay Burt, Todd Hannah CALHOUN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION MR. DAN HENDERSON TEAM DOCTOR DR. TOM BRIDGES 73 1981-82 MARCHING BLUE BRIGADE SENIORS Joey Taylor, Annette Burgess, Alvin Weldon, Ronald Smith, Kay Murphy COLOR GUARD Flags: Kay Murphy, Shannon Dothard, Joey Taylor, Lori Mitchell, Lesa Sims Rifles: Margo Amos, Dawn Burns, Ricky Hubbard 75 BRASS Rob Hicks. Glenn Bain. Tommy Clay, Ronald Smith. Alvin Weldon, Scott Amos. A. J. Palmer. Raymond Lambert. Michcal Hyatt, Michelle Amos. Sharon Anderson. Laura Anderson, Mark Howard, Larry Davis, Tim Howard, Brandyc Fisher. Sue Hutto. Janet Hollingsworth WOODWINDS Tami Pcttus, Tish Waites, Annette Burgess, Jimmy O'KclIy. Tina Rurns. Carol Barno. Jayda Owens. Shellic Hutto. Keith Wilson. Dianna O Kelly 76 PERCUSSION Lisa Stallings, Glenn Gilbert, Jeff Herod, Jason Jenkins, David Palmer, Tommy Stamplcr 79 THINGS COOL IN 82 PRICES PLACES STYLES Album— $8.95 Candy Bar — .40 Coke — .45 Big Mac— $1.40 Movie Ticket— $3.75 School Lunch — .80 Gas— $1.20 Concert Ticket — $ 10.00 Tuxedo— $50.00 Nikes— $35.00 Lee’s and Levi's — $21.00 Izod Shirt — $22.00 Space Station Whiteside’s Piedmont Bowling Alley Movies P.C. (Florida) “THE TREE The Corner Races Cheaha Adams Knickers Headbands Lee's Levi’s Button-Down Collars China Doll Shoes Ribbon Hair Bows Sailor Suits Penny-Loafers French Braid Hair Funky Shoe Strings Baggies MUSIC STARS SAYINGS “ALABAMA Tom Scllcck You Hoscr Heavy Metal Bo Derek “Goob If Drinking Don't Kill Me Burt Reynolds Sit Down on It Always On My Mind — Willie Morgan Fairchild 2 and 2 Bad Rosanna Duke Boy’s “ I Hate It 1 Love Rock and Roll Smurfs Well, That’s It Chariots of Fire Pac-Man Arc You Crazy? Physical Luke and Laura What’s Happening? Angel In A Centerfold Rick Springfield Sinner Should I Do It Barbara Mandrcll Take Off HANK WILLIAMS JR. Richard Simmons T.G.LF. Endless Love Lynda Evans Come Off It Heat of the Moment Alan Alda Bone Head ¥ ☆ TV MOVIES Dynasty General Hospital On Golden Pond Flamingo Road Reds Magnum P.l. Porkys Fall Guy Chariots of Fire Fame Endless Love Hill Street Blues Absence of Malice Too Close for Comfort Comin at Ya (3-D) i Hart to Hart Taps Knots Landing Stripes DALLAS Levi's 80 GROUP FAVORITES ALBUM SINGLE_____ T.V. SHOW MOVIE______ ACTOR______ ACTRESS CONCERT FRIEND HEARTTHROB TEACHER CLASS______ ACTIVITY SPORT______ EXPERIENCE EXPRESSION HANGOUT MAGAZINE BOOK Agi YOU CAN TELL A FRESHMAN BY HIS SILLY EAGER LOOK, YOU CAN TELL A SOPHOMORE CAUSE HE CARRIES ONE LESS BOOK, 84 YOU CAN TELL A JUNIOR BY HIS DASHING AIR AND SUCH, YOU CAN TELL A SENIOR, BUT YOU CANT TELL HIM MUCH!!! 85 DURING THE DAY WORK OR PLAY? Studying hard in history??? Wild and Woolly kids! 87 JU' °SS’ Special Appearance by: Bo Derek Junior Class Sponsors Renee Lindsey Janet Weems Prom King and Queen Kelly Snider Jimmy Gaddy JR. SR. PROM Stay out all night and sec what it does for you! 1 LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Bcrdcnc Brown, Jo Edwards, Johnnie Burgess, Myra Whiteside, Carrie Cheatwood, Peggy Coppock, Cindy Amos BUS DRIVERS Jane Morrison, Bob Morrison, Lindsey Martin, Joy Coppock, Sandra Parker, Alta Connell, Faye Roberts, Catherine Martin. John Martin, Pat Hightower 94 Wendell E. Robertson Principal JoAnn Carlisle Secretary Norma Ward Secretary 95 Sarah Ballard Tenth Grade Pam Inmon Tenth Grade Janet Weems Eleventh Grade Jan Elliot Special Education Sherry Faughender Title I Reading Agnes McNabb Title I Reading 96 Gwen Osborne Fifth Grade Arnetha Turner Sixth Grade Martha Patterson Sixth Grade Judy Stiefel Seventh Grade Mike Stiefel Seventh Grade Bobbie Grammer Eighth Grade Dave Webster Davine Miller Tim Brown Eighth Grade Ninth Grade Ninth Grade 97 Renee Wilson Kindergarten Alice Pinkerton Kindergarten Sandra Harper First Grade Jo Roberts First Grade] Vivian Dulin Second Grade Catherine Cochis Second-Third Grade Mable Wilson Sandra Johnson Ruth Hubbard Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade 98 Ed Cleveland Football Eugene Hubbard Special Education Charles McRath Chorus Lenora White Librarian Randy Sparks English Barbara Johnson Richard Madden Guidance Counselor Vocational Counselor 99 Amos. Brenda Amos, Tina Barnett, Randy Batcy, Scott Bentley, Brenda Bonner, Tracy Brimer, Tami Brown, Jeff Brown. Leroy Brown, Sonya Burns, Dawn Burgess, Avery Burroughs, Vicki Clay, Erie Coleman, Scott Crowe, Jeff Dickcson, Jeff Entrekin, Lisa Garmon, Kathy Headrick, Regina Herod, Jeff Hightower, Ken isjnaum 100 Hubbard, Lynda Jeffers, Keith Johns, Julia King, Ray Lloyd, Jon Mashburn, Lynn McCord, Teresa Palmer, A. J. Raney, David Regner, Jason Regner, Mark Sheets, Clarice Sims, Lesa Smith, Philip Snider, Steven Snider, Tammy Turner, Angie Turner, Frank Turner, Mickey Wheeler, Danny Wilson, Denise Wyer, Paul 101 JUNIORS OFFICERS: PRES. RAY KING KEN HIGHTOWER V. PRES. BRENDA AMOS RANDY BARNETT SEC. ANGIE TURNER DAWN BURNS TREAS. TINA AMOS DAVID RANEY STUD. COUN. LESASIMS SCOTT BATEY FAVORITES MICKEY TURNER KEN HIGHTOWER BRENDA AMOS DAWN BURNS 102 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS PRES. CYNDI OWENS JOEL ROBERTS V. PRES. ROY MAULDIN GREG MORROW SEC. NANCY LETT RANDY JONES TREAS. TAMMY HALL RODNEY LAMBERT STUD. COUN. CHAD BROWN GEORGE DOTHARD FAVORITES GEORGE MAULDIN DEBBIE GARMON RANDY JONES TAMMY HAI.I. 103 Amos, Bonnie Amos. Scott Ashley, Pam Beecham, Tina Biddy, James Brown, Chad Bryant, Ami Carlisle, Scott Cobb, Lori Cochis, Mark Dothard, George Duncan, Pam Feheley, Shelia Fisher, Dawn Gardner, Richard Garmon, Debbie Gilbert, Glenn Hall, Tammy Hamilton, Ray Harrell, Mike Henson, Samantha Holyficld, Kerry Howard, Tim James, Paris Johnson, David 104 Jones, Randy Jones, Terry Lambert, Rodney Lee, Lisa Lett, Nancy ( Mathis, Donna Mauldin. Roy Morrison, Sonia Morrow, Greg Owens, Cyndi Parker, Tammy Regner, Brian Regner, Tony Roberts. Joel Rogers. Jimmy Smith, Gary Smith, Glenda Smith, John Smith, Tommy Taylor. Petey 105 106 107 Tina Eleshei Tommy Gina Tracy Bums Chatmon Clay Clay Cobb 9th GRADE OFFICERS Pres. Tish Waite Lori Mitchell V. Pres. Buffy Barnett Tommy Stamper Sec.-Treas. Teresa Murphy Mark Howard Stud. Coun. Tommy Clay Christine Avery Brandcy Pam Davis Doss Fisher Ghee Chris Tim Mark Randy Sue Tammy Harbin Hicks Howard Hubbard Hutto Humphrey 108 Betty Lipscomb Vicki McCauley Lori Mitchell Theresa Murphy David Palmer 9th GRADE FAVORITES Tim Hicks Theresa Murphy Elcshci Chatmon Mark Howard Ly™ Tommy Buddy Rhonda Tish Paula Spears Stamper Thrasher Vaughn Waite White 109 Margo Amos Clcvc Baglcy Carol Trade Barbara Barno Burns Burt Charles John Chatmon Chisolm Michelle Susan Larry Cochis Coleman Davis 8th GRADE OFFICERS Pres. Dennis Lashbrook Joey Dunaway V. Pres. Laura Doss Ray Doss Sec. Ricky Hubbard Machelle Angel Treas. Tami Pettus Stud. Coun. Raymond Lambert Laura Morrison Laura Doss Heath Garmon Shane Grissom Ray Shannon Doss Dothard Lisa Hall Tonya Regina Entrckin Ferguson Todd Johnny Ricky Hicks Houck Hubbard 110 8th GRADE FAVORITES Tami Pcttus Dennis Lashbrook Michelle Angel Shane Grissom U Sharon Kelly Thrasher Wallace Pa 8e Greg Connie Donna Reid Schultz Smith Snider Tony Mark Tony Tracy Williams Wilson Wilson Young 111 Amos, Betty Anderson, Lora Bailey, Chris Batcy, Tracie Beck, Michael Brown, Katie Brown, Scott Bryant, Keith Burt, Clay Cobb, Joel Cobb, Roger Cobb, Sandy Cole, Anita Fincher, Ronald Gaines, Tim Garmon, Mike Ham, Allen Hannah, Todd Headrick, Bridget Henson, Russell Hicks, Robb Hollingsworth, J. Hubbard. Robin Hutto, Shellic Jeffers, Nathan Jones, Kelli Martin, Teresa Mauldin, George Moore. Mark Murphy, Tracy Owens, Jayda Reid, Krystal Robinson, John Stephens, DcWaync Turner, Jarrod Walker, Donald Waite, Clay Waits, Joey Wilson, Keith 112 FAVORITES 7th GRADE Tim Gaines Kelli Jones Janet Hollingsworth Roger Cobb 7th GRADE OFFICERS Pres. Robin Hubbard Janet Hollingsworth V. Pres. Clay Burt Kelli Jones Sec.-T reas. Robb Hicks Bridgett Headrick Stud. Council Joel Cobb Traci Batey 113 €L€M€NT 4RY 114 LITUS BOYS 4-H President — Jason Hubbard Secretary — Eric Snider V. President — Mark Gaines Devotion Leader — Diamond Dean Recreation Leaders— Donnie Ghee, Michael Hildrcd GIRLS 4-H President — Deanna Burns Secretary — Amanda Cheatwood V. President — Micki Parker Devotion Leader — Christa Turner Recreation Leaders — Gina Vaughn, Kassic Turner 115 Will Chris Diamond Ricky Doug Leigh Ann Chisolm Crowe Dean Dennis Dickeson Frost Michelle Tara Shelly Gibbs Gilbert Hall Michael Baron Carl Hildred Higginbotham Higginbotham Michelle Danny Tonya Ham Hart Hicks Wesley Jason Kerry Houck Hubbard Hyatt 116 Steven Calvin Lori Randy Mark Kim Micki Lemon Kelly Kelly King Matthew MeGatha Parker David Jerry Robin Renee Patti Eric Pressley Raney Roberts Sams Skylinski Snider G R A D E Tammy Mark Michael Belinda Sherri Christa Snider Tarver Tarver Thrasher Thrift Turner Kevin Steven Gina Turner Turner Vaughn Denny Bridgclt Tonya Walker Wells Westbrook 117 Sherry Shane Artie Dale Clint Crawford Curry Davis Doss Dunaway Shane James Anita Avery Micki Shannon William Hall Jenkins Houck Henson Howell Johnson Kelley 118 Sandra Jon Becky Cindy Brandon Parker Pettus Reaves Roberts Sims Kevin Lane Matthew Charissa Cassie Jeremy Smith Snider Storey Taylor Turner Turner Tim Stephen Heidi Jacquelyn Kenneth Shawn Waits Wells Whiteside Wilson Wilson Wilson 119 Mark Harbin Faye Henson Garry Hicks Jack Hicks 120 Marcus Shane Tifani Parker Parris Pettus Kirk Michelle Chad Ponder Regner Reid Chad Horne Jamie Jobson Emily Martin Juilc Murray Nicole Shane Pam Robert Reid Reid Smith Snider Wayne Johnson Dawn McGatha Barry Jones Paul Merithew Pat Lambert Jonathan Murphy Rcnae Stacey Regina Sammy David Shelia Stephens Stephens Turner Turner Whiteside Wilson 121 April Jeff Jeffery Richie James Heath Homer Austin Barker Barnwell Beecham Bryan Burns Burns Cheyenne Eric Dana Scott Denise Rickey Connell Cronan Dickcson Dothard Eagle Finch Terry John Vicki Frost Gaddy Hannah Karen Rodney Steven Kregg Haynes Heard Higginbotham Hightower 122 Jennifer Ronny Jonathan Shawn Shannon Michael Lisa Hubbard Hubbard Jackson Jarvis Jenkins Jones Kelly Lee Nikki Shannon Tracy Tim Cclous Rufus Smith Smith Thrasher Westbrook Whiteside Wilson Wilson 123 Jeremy Chris Jody Candie Jerry Austin Blanks Brimer Brooks Brown 124 Mike Stephen Patrick Kelsy Christopher Kelly Littlefield Livingston Lowe Miller Shane Parker Amy Casey Michelle Amy P°n cr Ponder Ponder Presley Shane Susie Tapika Roberts Rogers Sampler Michelle Smith Jenny Taylor 125 Keith Turner Shannon Turner Glenn Williamson Michelle Williamson Cheryl Wilson Tonya Wilson Gretchen Patricia Cobb Davis Amy Crystal Tim Kelli Diggs Doss Doss Farrow Adam Kevin Rodney Jody Feazell Finch Ford Fortenberry Sarah Kevin Cliff Tara Gaddy Gaines Goodwin Grimes Derek Eric Jesse Lida Emily Gena Grissom Grissom Hall Hall Harbin Harper James April Lynn Jerrod Tracy Hazel Hicks Hughes Hurst Johnson 126 Tina Kelley Jason Maner Todd Mandy Marty Gabriel Martin McCormick McCrcllcs McGatha G R A Janet Shelley Dconne Derrick Errick Kevin Millsapps Murphy O’Neal O'Neal O’Neal O’Neal Heath Jamie Michael Shawn Parker Parris Parris Parris Dustin Stephanie Charlotte Greg Reid Roberts Ruley Smith Mark Bridgette Brenda Jason Chris Heath Smith Snider Stephens Storey Turner Turner Andy Ward Rusty Watts Scottie Matthew Kim Dorian White White Williamson Wilson 127 Nicky Steven Dale Justin Lynn Clifton Ashworth Baggett Beecham Beecham Bently Burroughs Marty Grant Jamie David Shannon Jonathan Cash Cockrell Dickeson Easterwood Freeman Gilbert Robert Grayson Nakita Hamlin Chcrie Hancock Reagan Harper Shane Jeremy Beverly Hicks Howard Hutto 128 Allen Ginger Timothy Dena Jo Lett Livingston McMichaels Manis Andy Kirk Ashley Michael Mike Anne Laura Martin Martin Murray Pease Phillips Snider Rodney Stacy Rachael Brandy Jason Misty Snider Steed Stephens Ward Williamson Young 129 Robbie Anderson, unable to achieve great success in the field of music, eventually takes Casey Casens place on “American Top 40.” Antti Kiikka became a small time motion picture pro- ducer making such obscure and little known movies as “White Plains Dames.” Robyn Vaughn, after graduating college as a psychology major, aspires to great heights as a psychiatrist but is forced to give up her profession due to a severe mental breakdown. Gordon Wyer, after going through 12 long years of college, marries and has twenty-three children. He wrote the book “An Analysis of Intelligence,” unique in that it only contains 3 pages. Jenny Ervin becomes the world's woman powerlifting champion and also establishes herself as a feared sump wrestler in the Orient. Lori Jones has signed a contract with Universal Studios as a stunt person and most say she’s one of the best. As her producer puts it, “with that hairy upper lip you could never tell the difference.” The exact whereabouts of the nomad Sonny Crowe is not known, but there have recently been some reported sightings in the deep jungles of Mongolia. Jimmy Gaddy, giv- ing up traps, guns, and fox urine for the glamour of Hollywood, becomes a “gigolo.” Although he’s been at it for 2 years now, he has still to get his first customer. Lori Hildred, this three time winner of the NASCAR circuit, becomes a member of the CBS sportscasting team and can be seen on frequent Budweiser commercials during Saturday Night Live. Kevin Minton was forced to give up an impressive career as a defensive lineman for Green Bay Fudgepackers due to the overwhelming numbers of lawsuits filed against him by injured players. Donna Jef- fers gives up a promising career in nursing, succumbing to the glamour of Broadway. After get- ting an afro and smearing herself with grease, she tours the U.S. as Dorothy in the hit musical “The Wiz.” Gena Smith’s doll-like manner and quietness caused her to be mistaken for an “adopt-a-doll” while idly standing in department stores. The only thing Gena minds is being burped constantly. Laine Gilbert, the “Solid Gold” dancer, is on the cover of Field Stream and has recently been confirmed with the Richard Pryor Show. Patsy Austin can be seen regularly on T.V. She stars on the Mazola Corn Oil commercial. Sonya Holyfield, the W.P. first Miss America, was very embarrassed when she showed up at a celebrity dance wearing 50’s clothing. Someone jokingly told her that it was a costume ball. She’ll believe anything! Ann Wallace sells Avon Cosmetics trying to convince people that they can get from a bottle what she got from nature. Lisa Jackson, unfortunately, is responsible for numerous automobile accidents while hitchhiking. Motorist mistook her mouth for a huge tunnel. Kelly Snider majors in liberal arts and wrote the hit play, “My relationship — With a Goob.” Ty Sims, unable to land a good job, ends up selling key chains with a little card attached to them, saying he is a deaf-mute. An- thony Busby uses his unique ability to sing beautiful opera to earn him “quarters” on the downtown streets of Choccolocco. Sherry Taylor and Buddy Box devote their entire married life in research to find a cure for cancer. Ronald Turner, the dude in K-Mart, pretends to be a customer in order to bust some jerk for shoplifting. Travis Chatmon’s laziness pays off. He now rents himself out to local farmers for $25 a day. Heartbreaker, Susan Wilson, goes through boyfriends like most of us go through socks, but finally finds one that suits her and marries with $ signs in her eyes. Annette Burgess marries some guy from White Plains. Fun loving, Suzanne Jordan, makes her living (and a good one at that) by traveling to state fairs where she sets up a kissing booth. Michelle Patey becomes a Judo instructor. Donald Guttery travels from bar to bar with a pair of boxing gloves just in case he meets some fool who calls him “boy.” Joey Taylor has filed a suit against her Saudi Arabian husband for having more than one wife twenty-three to be exact. She hopes to win the Rolls he bought her. Jean Walker graduates from college and returns to White Plains to take the place of Mrs. Inmon as the shorthand teacher. David Cole, after traveling throughout the Orient for several years as a paleontologist, writes the book “Weird Forms of Life.” Tracy Raney establishes himself as a successful stockbroker and acquires a small fortune. Unfortunately, a chronic bout of diarrhea befalls him and he ends up blowing his life’s savings at an airport restroom. Hope Doss, after six divorces, lands a job at a construction company as a jackhammer operator. Later, she is distressed after being disqualified from a local beauty pageant, because as one judge put it, “Them lx i inch biceps are just too much.” Tiny Martin can be seen in New York City performing intricate ballet maneuvers while wearing pink tights in the classical ballet production “The Nutcracker.” Kay Murphy, with her overwhelming talent and ability, established her own T.V. show, “Ad- vice to the stuck up.” Alvin Weldon is a special attraction for a circus in which he demonstrates his unique ability to swallow an entire turkey, chewing a little, and finally expelling its frame completely intact. Ken Herod develops a revolutionary professor — rearranging DNA in organisms while in college, but is expelled after threatening to turn a head administrator into a tapeworm. Keith Lockridge opens an innovative soul-food restaurant in Munford in which he requires all patrons to wear purple afro wigs before entering. Ronald Smith eventually becomes president of the Ronco empire and offers hoseheads at an unbelievable $19.99. Allen Curry establishes himself as a suave Hollywood stuntman, occasionally standing in for such actors as Hernando Valachez and Don Knotts. Pat Williams becomes a successful “bookie” as evidenced by his large fleet of pink Cadillacs. Kent Headrick, although a successful cheese salesman (sound familiar), is having girl problems, clearly obvious, by his frequent breakups. Says Kent, “I don’t know.” Gerald Parker, at 27, is still pondering a profession in which to enter. When asked about his progress, he simply mutters “I’ve been thinking about the Army.” HA! Dan Headrick struck oil while digging a latrine and gradually acquired a sizable fortune. He now resides in the Beverly Hills Region. Wait till he finds out that he tapped their lines. Kim Mur- ray writes the bestseller “How to Live With a Short Little Man Without Kneeling.” Jeff Sampler is leader of the all-black punk rock group “Superfly.” Carlos Nieves is now hospitaliz- ed because of the nervous fumes he encountered while cleaning public restrooms as a free-lance commode cleaner. James Clay was recently released from jail for an attempt to blow up Alabama Power Light Company. Richard Hewitt, a daring young man, takes up professional parachute jumping back in Utah. Unfortunately, he forgets to pull the ripcord on one of his jumps and ends up landing in a huge pile of pig manure. Needless to say, he is a changed per- son. Thereafter, he takes up writing for comic books. Penny Watts is forced to divorce her hus- band after discovering he is having an affair with Phyllis Diller. What else is there to say? Robert Wilson, after much effort, becomes a space shuttle pilot but is soon relieved of duty after being caught jettisoning a group of Cuban tourists through the cargo bay doors into space. Nancy Parker has been discovered by a Hollywood talent scout and lands a role in “Sharkies Angels.” As her success and popularity increase, a manufacturer produces a doll in her image. Jerry Mathis becomes a legal counselor for the mentally retarded, the criminally insane, and the criminally ugly. This profession keeps him in contact with all his former classmates. Robbie Morrison forsakes basketball for a career in hockey. She hits the puck with such tremendous force that she is inducted in the military as a missile launcher. Martha Rogers becomes a ravishing Hew Hefty Playboy Bunny who is plagued by a group of children who think she’s the Easter Bunny. Keri Clayburn, a world renowned veterinarian, has developed a very effective method of birth control among the animal kingdom. With the separation of the male and female species over-population has been completely wiped out. Michelle Ford at 210 pounds works at the Alabama Show Palace as a bouncer. Sherry Beecham after extensive training in meteorology at Panama City, Fla. has become a very popular Weather girl in Piedmont after discovering a way to bring in P.C. weather at will. Moo U ftMktwiH- L-l•di i rr } 'bM . cf ICma 4 3 ?z rv e. iN % ii 3' jks£ TAul«a d . L - r( P W - f OJcdUUxJX-. V c£ , r r 5 SUPER-VALU 618 South Pelham Jacksonville, Alabama 36265 435-6521 Offset Printing Letterpress Printing Office Supplies HIGGINBOTHAM PRINTING P.O. Box 1408 1116 Moore Avenue Anniston, Alabama 36202 Phone (205) 236-7525 UNIVERSAL GOLD Anniston, AL Compliments of SUNSHINE SKATE CENTER, INC. CLEO’S BEAUTY SHOP 23 Choccolocco St. Oxford, AL “Check Our Prices” 130 Elm Street FAULKNER BROS. GROCERY Oxford, Alabama 36203 GULF SERVICE STATION Your Business Appreciated 133 CASH CARRY AUTO PARTS “Open 7 Days a Week” 238-8277 BURGER KING Talladega • Oxford • Jacksonville Compliments of YAMAHA SEARS CYCLE SALES Complete Sales and Service Snapper Poulaan Wisconsin 1501-1505 Wilmer Avenue Anniston, Alabama 36205 Kevin Freeman (205) 237-4314 Owner RECORD WORLD 601 S. Quintard Ave. Anniston, AL 36201 Phone 831-3440 Night 831-1691 WORLD OF FLOWERS 815 Snow Street Oxford, AL 36201 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Goggans Danny Hurt, L.C.P. Professional Certified Photographer HURT HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 130 Snow Street Oxford, Alabama 36203 (205) 831-4261 134 BUSBY PRINTING 16 East 9th Street Anniston, Alabama 36201 Larry Busby Owners-Operators Terry Busby Dan Jordan Jim Batchelor Owner Salesman DAN JORDAN USED CARS 803 Quintard Ave. Anniston, AL 36201 NU-KLEEN CLEANERS WEST-ACE HARDWARE Public Square Jacksonville, AL Owner: Jerry Curvin Jacksonville, AL 435-5263 435-6383 FARMER’S AND MERCHANTS BANK Piedmont, AL Make Our Bank Your Bank The Bank With the Club FDIC, Ins. $40,000 135 Best Wishes P. D. LAMPRU VETERINARIAN 435-6261 Mufflers Shocks Lonny Hildred — Owner JOHNSON’S MUFFLER SHOP 1708 Wilmer Ave. Anniston, Ala. 36201 205-237-9421 Custom Duals Front End Brakes THE CONQUISTADOR HAIR STYLE Hwy. 78, W. Osborn St. Heflin, AL 36264 Cuts for Guys and Girls Phone: 463-7595 RONALD BUB’S V.W. REPAIR We Specialize in V.W. Only All Work Guaranteed Owners: Ronald Moody, Bub and George Garmon MICHAEL’S RESTAURANT Ross St., Heflin Mon.-Thur. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. Fri.-Sat. 10:00 Sun. 12-9:00 THE CLEBURNE NEWS Heflin, Alabama 463-2872 J.A. OWENS COMPANY 1890-1982 Our 92nd Year Heflin, AL 36264 Terry Lambert BILL’S AUTO SALES, INC. New and Used Cars and Trucks 109 South Ross St. Heflin, Alabama 36264 Phone — 463-2175 Home Ph. — 463-2379 Phone — 463-7769 PIGGLY-WIGGLY P.O. Box 305 335 Ross Street Heflin, AL 36264 HEFLIN AMOCO Hwy. 78 West Heflin, AL Jim and Barbara Marcum 463-7990 Piedmont, AL 36272 PIEDMONT HARDWARE MILLER SEED FEED CO. Phone 447-2141 136 MODEL CITY HOBBY 117 E. 17th Street Anniston, Alabama Phone 236-7741 Airplane and Boat Kits Radio Control — U Control Rocketry — Dungeons and Dragons Model Rail Roading Dremel — AFX — TYCO-X-ACTO Plastics and Paints Compliments of BANK OF HEFLIN 137 Member FDIC Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 435-6440 435-3411 Sales Congratulations to 1982 Seniors From TERRI’S HAIR DESIGNERS Jacksonville, AL Feed, Seed, Hardware White Plains Service Rentals SUPERIOR GAS, INC. 702 Smith Street Piedmont, AL 36272 Business: 447-9075 Residence: 447-7823 WESTERN AUTO J’ville 435-5090 BULL MOUTH BARBER SHOP The Latest Styles for Men and Women 4 Stylists to Serve You Open 8:00-5:00 (Except on Mon.) Across From K.F.C. COLE MOTOR COMPANY North Ross St. Heflin, Alabama 36264 Roy G. Cole Bus. Phone 463-2247 President Res. Phone 463-7783 138 322 Blue Mountain Road 237-3251 202 Hamric Drive Oxford, AL 831-7721 Compliments of DUBAR JEWELRY Piedmont, AL BURNS GROCERY AND JEAN SHOP Nances Creek Compliments of MASHBURN FAMILY RESTAURANT 1 7 601 London Ave. —f' Jacksonville, Alabama 36265 0 2 435-4647 5 Mi. S. Piedmont (205) 447-6351 Hwy. 9 Day or Night MUD HILL 4 WHEEL DRIVE Sales — Service — Parts We Now Have Jeep Replacement Parts Dana Spicer, Dealer HYATT’S GROCERY Rabbittown Road Groceries • Gas Hardware Fishing Supplies GREGORY’S LOCK KEY Locksmithing 435-5732 Emergency College Center 820-3858 Jacksonville Compliments GOLDEN SPRINGS PHARMACY Phone 236-7611 Bill Gann, Reg. Pharmacist CROW DRUGS 435-7931 139 “Drive a Little and Save a Lot” RABBITTOWN FURNITURE E. D. Whiteside Complete Home Furnishings Phil Whiteside Quality Marne Brands 435-6985 Rt. 2, Box 365, Pied., AL 36272 • Commercial and Industrial Fabrication PALMER BROS. WELDING Portable, Heliarc, Electric and Acetylene Welding and Cutting Phone — 831-0220 24 Hour Service Portraits • Weddings • Schools and Activities • Sporting Events Commercial «Transparencies • House Calls by Appointment PHOTO’S BY LAMAR Lamar Megginson Photography at THE STORE Atlas Tires • Batteries • Accessories JORDAN’S GOLDEN SPRINGS CHEVRON Road Service «Tune-Ups • Brake Service Phone 236-9579 Compliments of Owner Asst. Manager Arlin Jordan Doyle Jordan GERALD WILLIS LUMBER CO. WHITESIDE GROCERY White Plains, AL Piedmont AL FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Salon of Beauty 435-6600 140 123 Ross St. Heflin, AL 36264 463-7998 JACKSONVILLE STATE BANK Each depositor insured lo $100,000. MOttAl DEPOSIT INSU ANCl COMOIATlQN SMITH’S JEEP PARTS Complete Line of Jeep Parts “All Models “We Ship Anywhere Rt. 2, Box 279 Piedmont, AL 36272 Phone: 447-7051 5 Miles South of 447-7831 Piedmont on Hwy. 9 COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL BANK£ thf ™E If BANK OF OXFORD 435-7967 Anytime 435-5944 Carlos Slaght Member FDIC SLAGHT PAINT BODY SHOP Complete Body Work 24 Hour Wrecker Service J.B. Sons A C Refrigeration and Heating Plus Home Appliance Repair 435-3348 Free Estimates Work Guaranteed 24 Years Experience THE COUNTRY MART Intersection of Highway 9 and Rabbittown Road 435-7272 141 MILLER’S SERVICE STATION THE FISH Dennis Smith’s 2531 Noble Street Anniston, AL CLEVENGER APPLIANCE 1512 W. 10th Street Anniston, Alabama 36201 Phone — 237-3497 WESTERN AUTO Piedmont, AL 1431 Snow St. Oxford, AL 831-9975 STEWART J. H. Stewart, Jr. OXFORD CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 205-237-0891 Oxford, AL CALHOUN FARMER’S COOPERATIVE, INC. Jacksonville, AL GRIDER Rt. 2, Piedmont, AL 142 BENNETT-KNIGHT FURNITURE CONSTRUCTION P.O. Box 2273 1131 Leighton Ave. Anniston, AL 36202 P.O. Box 152 Piedmont, AL 36272 Phone —831-3771 MIDWEEK CHAIR CO. Box 369 435-2100 P.O. Box 3388 Oxford, Alabama 36203 Furniture • Appliances • TV’s • Carpet HERSHEL’S RED BARN 105 W. Swann St. Piedmont, AL 36272 Owner: Phone: Hershel Dempsey 447-9588 143 Commercial Residential 358-4749 Day or Night — 236-0063 Mobile Unit 236-6620 Ext. 91 WELL’S BROS. PLUMBING Route 1, Box 604 Munford, Alabama 36268 Marlin Wells Robert Wells Res. 358-4574 Res. 831-6024 PIEDMONT AUTO PARTS COMPANY Parts and Accessories 120 West Ladiga St. Phone 447-6033 GRISSOM’S DARI-KING Phone: 447-9531 CAROUSEL BEAUTY SALON 702 Noble St. Anniston, Alabama 237-9574 MUNFORD COFFEE SHOP GAME ROOM Joyce Dabbs 358-4928 K0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANNISTON Jacksonville Office Member of FDIC WINK One-Hour Cleaners 116 East 10th 237-7421 JIM TURNER BARBER SHOP 15 West 11th 237-580