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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

■fcjl M WILLIAM GLENN BAIN EUGENE NOAH BUTLER ELESHEI GOMONNE CHATMON GINA KRISTINE CLAY THOMAS DARIN CLAY MELODY JAN COLEMAN TINA CHRISTINE DAVIS BRANDYE LEIGH FISHER RICHARD ANTHONY GARDNER PAMELA DAWN GHEE TIMOTHY EDWARD HICKS DERICK EUGENE HOUSTON JIMMY RANDALL HUBBARD TAMMY LYNN HUMPHREY GRADS PICK SIX FLAGS One bright Saturday morning the Seniors met at 7:00 at a local service station and headed out to Six Flags over Georgia. After arriving, everyone headed out to have some fun. The hot sun called for a good cold soft drink and a double scoop of ice cream. Riding rides and playing games were two of the main activities of the day. Even with everyone having to wait in the hot sun and long lines, we all had a BLAST. WHAT A TRIP! LYNDA SUE HUTTO MICHEAL ALLEN HYATT SHARON ANN JOHNSON NEAL JOSEPH LEMMON BETTY SUE LIPSCOMB JOSEPH SCOTT LOCKRIDGE TERESA LYNN MURPHY DAVID ANTHONY PALMER DANIEL HUBBARD SMITH BRUCE EDWARD SMITH SUSAN MICHELLE SMITH WILLIAM SCOTT SNIDER I, Michelle Amos will my ability to throw the shot and my good times on the track team to Christa Turner and Daffney Amos. I. Glenn Bain will the bad luck of running track for 4 years and still not go to state to no one. 1, Anita Box will my ability to eat a full course meal in class to Susan Coleman, Kelly Wallace, and Margo Amos. I, Fred Chapmon will my ability to love all the women to John Parker. I, Eleshei Chatmon will my ability to stay with one guy to Gloria Busby and Tammy Pettus. I, Melody Coleman will my ability to fall very much in love with a W.P.H.S. Graduate and to be faithful to him throughout my JR.-SR. year to Susan Coleman. I, Christine Davis will my ability to get and keep such a great friend as Michelle Amos to anyone who wants one. I, Brandye Fisher will my dimples to Robb Hicks so he may charm Coach Cleveland as well as I did. I, Richard A. Gardner being of not-so-sound mind and unsound body hereby will the school to a local demolition company. I, Pam Ghee will my ability to go to Florida after I graduate to anybody who's ready to PARTY! 1, Tim Hicks will my ability to drop my pants in class to anyone who wants 2 free days. I, Derick Houston will all my love to Sharon Anderson. I, Randy Hubbard will my ability to start a fuss over anything with Mrs. Turner to Shane Grissom. I, Tammy Humphrey will my ability to eat biscuits in Mrs. Morgan's class and not get caught to anyone who thinks they can get by with it. 1, Sue Hutto will my ability to love one guy my senior year and still have fun to Tami Pettus. I, Sherri Lee will my ability to dance to Laura Doss. 1. Tracy C. Monroe will my ability to chase after the same guy for 3 years, go steady for two years, and get married for the rest of my life, to the same guy, to anyone who is that much in love. I, Betty Lipscomb will all my good times in Piedmont and still be able to make it to school to Belinda Thrasher. I, Lori Mitchell will to Trade Burns the one saying to cover any situation at White Plains, simply smile and say B on B and let it ride. I, David Palmer will my ability to love only one girl my senior year to Larry Davis. I, D.H. Die Hard Smith will all my camouflage and guerilla tactics to Mark Dipstick Lemmon. I, Scott Snider will all my love to Mandy Moore. I, Tommy Stamper will my Friday nights to Steven Turner, Steven Lemmon and Mark Lemmon. I, Faye Teague will my quietness to Tracie Burns. 1, Brad Thagard will my ability to drive a Trans Am and not pay for it to Dennis Dodd and Clay Waite. I, Rhonda Vaughn will my ability to sit at the same lunchroom table all year and learn the things I did to anybody who thinks they can handle it. I, Debbie Weaver will my ability to sneak in the teachers lounge for coke and candy without a pass during classes to Margo Amos. I, Paula White will my good times at White Plains to Shelly White and Sue Brown. I, Doretta Wilson will my ability to be a great basketball player to whomever has the guts to go out for it. We, Charlotte Amos and Vickie McCauley will our ability to go through two and half years of bricklaying to any girl who has got the guts. We, Buffy Barnett and Sharon Johnson (alias: Smurf and Goober) will all our good times and all our love to Kim Phil- ips; may she have as much fun, if not more, than we did. We, Gina Clay and Susan Smith will our ability to get to lunch early to any Junior who thinks they're fast enough. We, Tommy Clay, Dagwood Jones and Troy Wagner will our ability to keep Mrs. Morgan on the Edge of Insanity to Heath Garmon, Keith Storey, and Larry Davis. We, Theresa Murphy and Tish Waite will our ability to have enough patience our senior year to put up with all the people who get on our nerves, to all the juniors who are going to need it! TOMMY ANTHONY STAMPER MINNIE FAYE TEAGUE CARL BRADSHAW THAGARD ELIZABETH RHONDA VAUGHN TROY JAMES WAGNER LETITIA RENEA WAITE DEBBIE FAYE WEAVER PAULA MICHELLE WHITE DORETTA I.ARIANE WILSON We’re the best That ain’t no jive We re the . . . CLASS OF ’85! 11 WHEN WE WERE WEE . . . MICHELLE GLENN BUFFY ANITA PUG GINA CHRISTINE TOMMY BRANDYE PAM TIM DERICK RANDY TAMMY SUE MICHEAL SHARON SUSAN TOMMY RHONDA TROY TISH PAULA DOR ETTA 12 PROPHECY The date is June 6, 2005. It has been 20 years since the Senior Class of 1985 of W.P.H.S. has been together and through extensive research we have compiled the following facts ... MICHELLE AMOS was last seen on the planet, Mrs. She threw a shot-put so far it went into orbit and she's still looking for it. ANITA BOX has changed her name to Anita Sack , and has become a model in Las Vegas, Nevada. EUGENE Pug But- ler recently made $50,000 royalties on his new book The Cheater's Way . TOM- MY T.C. Too Cool CLAY has become a player for the Georgetown Hoyas and yes—he still has that same strut. TRACY MUNROE is finally married to the guy she chased for 5 years. She now owns a Ziplock Sandwich Bag Co. which pre- vents her from having a family. CHRIS- TINE DAVIS is a country western singer and performs nightly at the Alabama Show Palace now located at the defunct Hubbard Oil Co. in White Plains. BOB COLLUM has become head dietitian at JSU and is next in line for the presidency. BRANDYE FISHER was last seen flying on a Boeing 707 jet over the Bermuda Triangle. Word is, she ended up on a de- serted island with both the pilot co- pilot. Some people have all the luck. PA- MELA GHEE, an obstetrician, became a millionaire almost overnight. Through an accidental discovery, women can now or- der their babies by sex, weight, coloring, etc. by computer catalog. TIM HICKS is now co-owner of Sunshine Skating Rink due to his presence there every Saturday night. SUE HUTTO has recently married. She and her newlywed started their own business in White Plains Sue Sonny's Trading Post RICHARD GARDNER has taken over Big Daddy's and has given CHARLOTTE AMOS the job as head waitress. DAVID PALMER joined the service, but went AWOL after the first year. He's residing in Tahiti and you can find him diving for pearls to support his habit of eating. DANNY JONES and TROY WAGNER enrolled at Harvard. Needless to say, they were the loudest, most obnoxious in their class. They have started an opossum farm in Texas. BRAD THAGARD was recently seen in P.C. where he works as a bartender at The Spinnaker. SCOTT SNIDER has become vice principal of ol' W.P.H.S. and enjoys sightseeing from trees. TOMMY STAMPER and ELESHEI CHATMON have joined a famous circus. They are known as The Tallest Terrible Two (They walk on stilts!). EDDIE SMITH is married and has 5 children. He now man- ages the London House Restaurant in Ox- ford, AL. VICKIE McCAULEY had so many arguments with Coach Cleveland that she decided to get the Equal Rights Amendment passed. She did it by visiting the Pres, of the U.S, and taking him one of her o possum pies. FAYE TEAGUE is a police officer in Beverly Hills, CA. She joined forces with Eddie Murphy. BUFFY BARNETT and SHARON JOHNSON live together in a straw hut in Africa. They have even taught the natives how to party. JOEY LOCKRIDGE and his band have hit 1 on the charts with their new single That's out . BETTY LIPSCOMB and PAULA WHITE are maids for the Hilton Hotel in New Or- leans, which is presently owned by MI- CHAEL HYATT. RANDY HUBBARD was last seen with his wife and children visiting Mickey Mouse in Disneyworld. BRIAN JONES has just retired from Lee Brass Co. because he won the million dol- lar lottery at Nances Creek. TAMMY HUMPHREY is married and last year she received the Most Experienced Wife award, due to those magazines she read in class. DERICK HOUSTON has become the Pope in Rome, Italy and is living well in the Vatican. RHONDA VAUGHN has taken the big” position as sec. of W.P.H.S. SUSAN SMITH and GINA CLAY are still in Kenya. They went to see the wildlife and were last seen observing GLENN BAIN charm cobra snakes with his trumpet. DEBBIE WEAVER is a ba- ton twirler for The Marching Southerners. JOEY LEMMON has taken over the posi- tion Blake on Dynasty. LORI MITCH- ELL has become a model in the magazine Fredricks of Hollywood . D.H. SMITH has been named Head Car Crasher due to the fact that he totalled 3 cars in one night. SHERRI LEE and DORETTA WILSON have become Solid Gold dancers. MELODY COLEMAN ventured out on her own and made it in the enter- tainment world. After touring for 10 yrs. she came back to her hometown and mar- ried her high school sweetheart. THERE- SA MURPHY and TISH WAITE left W.P.H.S. destined never to return. They were last seen on a cruise ship headed for the Bahamas. BRENDA MORGAN and ISAIAH EVANS ahve both retired and moved away. They see each other twice a year-once, during class reunions and once during the wheelchair competition held at Oxford Lake Park for Senior Citizens 100 years and older sar THE CLASS OF SENIOR OFFICERS DEDICATION V WOMAN OF THE YEAR” Once upon a time, five years ago to be exact, a dedicated, lovely lady was hired in the ' business” depart- ment at White Plains High School. She not only teaches typing, short- hand, etc., her business also in- volves colorguard training, com- puter training, beauty contest coordinator as well as singing for memorable moments such as graduation and weddings. The yearbook Staff is proud to dedicate the 1985 Wildcat to Mrs. Pam lnmon SHE GETS THE JOB DONE! 6 RESEARCH PAPERS SCARE SENIORS We're not gonna take it Trips to the library and burning the mid- night oil really began to get on the Seniors' nerves. Just learning how to use the Card Catalog and Readers' Guide was a task in itself. Preparing note cards and rough drafts was also a nerve-racking, nail-biting chore. After four weeks, the decision to do some- thing about it culminated in the final draft of our papers, which decided our grades. The pain and agony of it all finally paid off—for better or for worse. WHO’S WHO GOOD CITIZENSHIP MICHAEL HYATT RHONDA VAUGHN BEST ALL AROUND MICHELLE AMOS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TIM HICKS PAM GHEE MICHAEL HYATT 19 MOST COURTEOUS FAYE TEAGUE DERICK HOUSTON BEST BUILT ANITA BOX TIM HICKS MOST SMASHING COUPLE GINA CLAY GLENN BAIN FRIENDLIEST BRANDYE FISHER DANNY JONES 20 MOST INTELLECTUAL PAM GHEE M1CHEAL HYATT SWEETEST COUPLE FAYE TEAGUE DAVID PALMER MOST DARING TRACY COBB DANNY JONES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT THERESA MURPHY BRAD THAGARD 21 BEST PERSONALITY MOST DEPENDABLE TISH WAITE TROY WAGNER MICHELLE AMOS DERICK HOUSTON CLASS FAVORITES RHONDA VAUGHN TISH WAITE TROY WAGNER SCOTT SNIDER 22 INVOLVED SENIORS PAM-CHEERI.EADER MICHEAL-PRES. MATH EXPLORERS HOMECOMING BREAKS” WITH EXCITEMENT During Homecoming Week, a lot of excitement was generated throughout the entire school, among stu- dents and teachers alike. Cheerleaders designated dif- ferent costumes to be worn for each of the five days of celebration: Monday—Camouflage Tuesday—Opposite Sex Wednesda)—Cowboy Indian Thursday—Hat Bandana Friday—Nerd By Friday evening, excitement was running high. Dozens of balloons were released at the start of the game, and excitement continued to flow. Even after being defeated, enthusiasm was still apparent. The Homecoming Dance had much to do with that as money prizes were to be awarded to winning contes- tants. Congratulations to: 1st—Electric Shockers—$20 2nd—Playboy Connections—SI5 3rd—Mutt Jeff—S10 Everyone is looking forward to another Homecoming Week! 27 YOU’RE THE INSPIRATION 28 1985 JR.-SR. PROM HOLIDAY INN OXFORD AL MICHELLE AMOS ATHLETIC AWARD HEATH GARMON ATHLETIC AWARD WAY TO GO!!! AWARDS DAY PERFECT ATTENDANCE—HIGH SCHOOL PERFECT ATTENDANCE- ELEMENTARY SENIORS SUSAN SMITH—SALUTATORI AN PAM GHEE—VALEDICTORIAN 'WE RE § PERFECT ATTENDANCE BRANDYE FISHER. PAM GHEE. LESA CHATMON GRADUATING BAND MEMBERS 1 9 8 5 GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD MICHEAL HYATT RHONDA VAUGHN 31 WHITE PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNE 6, 1985 8:00 pm HIGH SCHOOL GYM L —arcJla I GRADUATING SENIORS OF 1985” 32 DEVOTIONAL WELCOME EXIT OF 85 Derick Houston Melody Coleman Danny Jones 33 FRIENDS A TRUE friend can best be described as one who shares not only the good times but the bad. A true friend can be com- pared to an antique; very valuable and rare. Throughout one's lifetime, acquaintances may be many, but TRUE friends few. SOFTBALL, wmm o, h SO ° School Life: w ’ Morning, A J 'o,a % pE s' SPORTS Homecoming Week 'ummer's In Band Togetherness § CAUGHT YOU IN THE ACT School is a fun place to be, but it can be boring. That's why some of the time, students and teachers have to act crazy and wild to get the school day rolling. Here are some pictures to prove our point. 36 SENIOR CLASS BEAUTIES 38 VERONA MARTIN EMILY MARTIN TONYA HICKS CINDY ROBERTS 8TH GRADE BEAUTIES MISS HOMECOMING TISH WAITE ESCORTED BY: SCOTT BROWN CROWNED BY: MELODY COLEMAN ESCORTED BY: JON LLOYD 1ST ALT.—BUFFY BARNETT ESCORTED BY: DONNIE GHEE 2ND ALT.—MACHELLE ANGEL ESCORTED BY: BOBBY JOE CARROLL 1984-85 HOMECOMING REPRESENTATIVES KELLY WALLACE Esc. by: Tim Waits SHELLY HUTTO Esc. by: Sammy Brooks KIM COLEMAN Esc. by: Jimmy Coleman SANDRA PARKER Esc. by: Doug Dickeson SONYA HAMMONS Esc. by: Mike Brown MANDY MOORE Esc. by: Ronnie Fincher LINDSEY RUSSELL Esc. by: Phillip Garmon STACEY STEPHENS Esc. by: Shane Feazell 43 Mandy McCormick STEPHANIE CLEVELAND Tara Batey LITTLE ELEMENTARY MISS FOOTBALL TINA HOLT Ahsley Inmon 44 Tammy Humphrey PAM GHEE Anita Cole SENIOR JUNIOR MISS FOOTBALL MISS WHITE PLAINS SUSAN COLEMAN Lori Mitchell—1st Alter. Tona Harper—2nd Alter. Machelle Angel—3rd Alter. JR.-MISS WHITE PLAINS DEANNA BURNS Amanda Cheatwood—1st Alter. Verona Martin—2nd Alter. Paula Austin—3rd Alter. 46 ELEMENTARY CHRYSTAL DOSS LITTLE REAGAN HARPER Patricia Davis—1st Alter. Kristi Cheatwood—2nd Alter. Lisa Mall—3rd Alter. Katy Harrison—1st Alter. Cindy Whiteside—2nd Alter. Jill O'Neal—3rd Alter. TINY LIBY HICKS Tolina Baily—1st Alter. Melody Morgan—2nd Alter. Stephanie Cleveland—3rd Alter. 47 MISS VALENTINE SWEETHEART THERESA MURPHY 1st ALT.—LORI MITCHELL 2nd ALT.—SHANNON BRYANT JR.-MISS VALENTINE SWEETHEART VERONA MARTIN 1st ALT.—CHRISTY HARRISON 2nd ALT.—ROBYE FORD LITTLE MISS VALENTINE SWEETHEART ANGEL VILLALPANDO 1st ALT.—LISA HALL 2nd ALT.—JENNIFER O'NEAL DUE TO LOST PICTURES DORETTA WILSON ALL COUNTY ALL CALHOUN COUNTY TOURNAMENT ALL AREA JANET HOLLINGSWORTH ALL COUNTY ALL CALHOUN COUNTY TOURNAMENT ALL AREA BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER 50 1st year Head Coach Sparks leads I.ady Wildcats to 2nd place position in the Calhoun UTldeY YieiV County Tournament. Bottom row: Melody Coleman, Laura Morrison, Daffney Amos, Theresa Martin, Tracy Cobb, Janet Hollingsworth. Top row: Tammy Blanton, Christa Turner, Doretta Wilson, Michelle Amos. Deanna Burns. Coach Randy Sparks. leadership, Wildcats achieve a record of 10-7 SENIORS: Melody Coleman, Tracy Cobb, Doretta Wilson, Michelle Amos COACH RANDY SPARKS 51 Troy Wagner Sr.—Guard Tommy Clay Sr.—Guard Shane Grissom Jr.—Guard Keith Storey Jr.—Forward Heath Garmon Jr.—Guard All-County. All Area Mike Garmon Soph.—Guard All Area Jarrod Turner Keith Bryant Scott Brown Randy King Soph.—Guard Soph.—Center Soph.—Forward Fresh.—Center 52 AREA 11 RUNNERS UP QUALIFIED FOR SUB STATE TOURNAMENT DISAPPOINTING BUT PROMISING A new basketball coach and a new ap- proach at getting their feet wet did not dampen the enthusiasm of the team. It was a season of trial and error and getting to know each other. But. with the coming season, the experience gained will be an invaluable asset as they endeavor to change a losing season into a winning sea- son. 53 COACH: RANDY SPARKS TISH WAITE SENIOR PAM GHEE SENIOR HEAD—BASKETBALL SUSAN SMITH SENIOR r THERESA MURPHY SENIOR HEAD—FOOTBALL SHERRI LEE SENIOR 1984-85 VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS SPONSOR: LINDA CURRY DONNA SNIDER JUNIOR SANDY COBB SOPHOMORE BUILDING YEAR FOR WILDCATS HEAD COACH: ED CLEVELAND ASST. RANDY SPARKS RANDY HUBBARD SENIOR DERICK HOUSTON SENIOR TEAM MANAGERS MATT BURT. JIMMY WALKER. AVERY HENSON 56 JUNIOR JUNIOR JUNIOR JUNIOR JONATHON BROWN CHARLES CHATMON JOHN D. CHISOLM LARRY DAVIS ALLCOUNTY JUNIOR HEATH GARMON ALL COUNTY DEF. JUNIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SHANE GRISSOM RAYMOND LAMBERT SCOTT BROWN CLAY BURT RAY DOSS SOPHOMORE TIM FIELDER SOPHOMORE RONALD FINCH SOPHOMORE MIKE GARMON SOPHOMORE TODD HANNAH SOPHOMORE RUSSELL HENSON HONORABLE MENTION- ALL COUNTY LARRY DAVIS KEITH STOREY SCOTT BROWN- MIKE GARMON 57 SOPHOMORE DWAYNE STEPHENS FRESHMAN- DIAMOND DEAN- FRESHMAN RANDY KING FRESHMAN- JERRY RANEY 58 59 Laura Morrison, Regina Vaughn, Amanda Cheatwood, Kelli Jones, Tammy Humphrey. Rhonda Vaughn, Laura Doss, Theresa Murphy, Janet Hollingsworth 1984-85 VOLLEYBALL The 1984-85 volleyball season did not net us any trophies or titles but we gained an important insight in life. This being, that we must do what we feel is the right thing to do. but knowing it may not be the popular thing to do. We live with ourselves a lifetime; popularity lives only a season. 60 ALL-AREA Janet Hollingsworth Laura Doss Rhonda Vaughn TEAM CAPTAINS Laura Morrison Rhonda Vaughn ALL-COUNTY Laura Doss COACH Sandra Harper 61 VARSITY B-TEAM BASKETBALL COACH: TRACY HULGAN CHRIS BAILEY RONALD FINCH MARK WILSON TIM GAINES CLAY BURT KEITH WILSON 62 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL A-TEAM Doug Dickeson, Mark Gaines. Diamond Dean. Randy King. Michael Mildred, Tim Waits. Coach: Tracy Hulgan B-TEAM Coach: Tracy Hulgan. Stevie Carr, Shane Reid. Shane Hall. Patrick Lambert. Donnie Ghee, Shane Reaves. Brandon Brown. Kirk Ponder. Mason Cromer. Matthew Storey. Barry Jones 63 JR.-HIGH CHEERLEADERS ROBYE FORD CINDY ROBERTS SHERRI THRIFT JR.-HIGH FOOTBALL Bottom row: Donnie Ghee, Tim Waits, Diamond Dean. Michael Hildred, Avery Henson, 2nd row: Matthew Storey, Jeremy Brooks, Barry Higginbothom, Mark Gains, Steven Lemmon, Top row: Shane Reaves, Jason Hubbard, Randy King, Alan Roughton, Will Chisolm 65 GIRLS TRACK Bottom Row: Kerry Doss, Verona Martin, Michelle Regner, JamieJobson, Charissa Taylor Top Row: Christa Turner, Michelle Amos, Laura Doss, Doretta Wilson, Dafney Amos, Janet Hollingsworth 66 2nd Place CALHOUN COUNTY 2nd Place Section 3 5th Place State MICHELE AMOS Shot Put State Champion 3rd Place Meet of Champions COACH RANDY SPARKS BOYS TRACK Bottom Row: Sammy Brooks, Shane Grissom, Diamond Dean, Chris Reynolds, Troy Wagner, Danny Jones, Clay Burt Top Row: Scott Brown, Clay Waite. Heath Garmon, Raymond Lambert, Derick Houston, Taommy Clay, Glenn Bain DISTANCE RUNNERS JUMPERS SPRINTERS WEIGHT MEN Bottom row: Robye Ford. Regina Vaughn. Bridgett Headrick. Amanda Cheatwood. Tammy Snider. Kerry Doss Top row: Susan Coleman. Shannon Dothard. Anita Cole. Laura Doss. Deanna Burns. Kelli Jones. Traci Burns. Coach: Debbie Wilson LADY CATS WINS ONE The Lady 'Cats' softball team for 1985 consisted of some very- fine athletes with good leadership qualities. Unfortunately, our win loss record was not what we would have liked it to be. A winning high school athletics program cannot be measured solely by the numbers of wins, but rather by the amount of determination put forth by the players and the knowledge gained through competition. 70 Bottom row: Coach Tracy Hulgan, Larry Davis,Jonathon Brown. Donnie Ghee. Michael MacRae Top row: Keith Storey, Heath Garmon, Alan Raughton, Raymond Lambert. Mike Garmon WILDCATS CAN’T PULL ONE OFF The 1985 baseball season was a building process. The team consisted of no seniors, five juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen, and two eighth graders. Thus youth and inexperience played a major role in the short baseball season. Hopefully, the foundation is laid for a better future in White Plains baseball. 71 IS YOUR WORKING OUT OUT WORKING YOU? As part of our Physical Education Program, exercise and working out has a great impression on our sports program as well as ourselves. Being healthy and strong makes good athletes and keeps you in shape. Just a few hours a day, working hard, can make you look good and feel good. Those are two important aspects in life. So don't be lazy and let YOUR workout outwork YOU! FOOTBALL WORKOUT MENTAL WORKOUT 72 BASKETBALL WORKOUT VOLLEYBALL WORKOUT 1984-85 MARCHING BLUE BRIGADE This year's Marching Band was the second largest in our school's history. We had 56 members at the close of the season. The band activities were numerous, beginning in July with colorguard and drum major camps. Both our drum major and colorguard received top ratings in camp competition. In August a full band camp was held at school with new music, a new show, and new band members. There was an excitement that was felt by most band members and the staff. At about mid-season everyone knew what the excitement was about. This was a rebuilding year, yet our half-crazed band director flipped out and entered us in competition at the J'ville State University Homecoming Parade, and the Lincoln Marching Festival with an allowance of 40 minutes traveling time between the two. We brought home four trophies and $800 from this trip. About three weeks later we gave up another Saturday to travel to Etowah High School in Attalia. It was a miserable, raining, cold, and windy days, which in later days will be remembered as the onslaught of the often talked about Winter of '84 . By the end of the day dampened spirits were lifted with a four foot trophy, two superior ratings, and one rating of excellent. Congratulations to all members of'84-'85—You can stand tall! 74 75 STUDENT COUNCIL 1st row L-R. Ricky Hubbard. Tish Waite. Tracy Cobb. Micheal Hyatt. 2nd row L-R, Melody Coleman. Janet Hollingsworth. Diamond Dean. Kristi Cheatwood. 3rd row L-R. Kassie Turner. Charissa Taylor. Emily Martin. Jercmic Brooks, Sammy Turner. Richard Clay The 1984-85 Student Council participated in many activities throughout the year. Our main objective every year is the Homecoming activities. A new project that we undertook this year was selling candy canes and the profits went to needy families in the community. We worked on the Spring Fling Dance that we had closer to the end of the school year. We've enjoyed the year thoroughly, and we hope to be able to do more next year! Ricky Hubbard—President Tish Waite—Vice-President I ( Tracy Cobb—Secretary Micheal Hyatt—Treasurer Brian O’Neal—Reporter Bob Whitehead—Sponsor 76 WILDCAT STAFF £S Michelle Amos Amanda Cheatwood Four staff members arc graduates this year. No replacements can be made, only new members selected. Hopefully, the tradition of self-motivation and steady energy to get the job done will be carried on. The two remaining staff members have their jobs cut out for them. Special thanks go to Mr. Mi- chael Boykin, our Paragon Press Herff Jones Yearbooks representative. Melody Colemon—F.ditor Ricky Hubbard Debbie Weaver Barbara Johnson—Sponsor Micheal Hyatt MATH CAREERS CLUB The Math Careers Club is progressive, fun and has mobility concerning future careers. The members meet people from various walks of life, visit colleges, professional companies and people in professional capacities. During the past two years, members of the Math Careers Club have visited UAB, Channel 6 TV station, JSU radio and TV station, Chapel Hill Funeral Home, the Anniston Star, and Merrill Lynch. In the process of learning what careers they might want to choose, some of them have also found careers to avoid. All of this adds up to greater choices and awareness of what their future can be. 1st row L-R, Micheal Hyatt, Jonathan Brown, Buffy Barnet, Pam Ghee, Heath Garmon, Raymond Lambert, Davine Miller 2nd row L-R. D.H. Smith, Joey Lemmon. J.D. Chisolm, Faye Teague. Brandye Fisher. Sue Hutto. Michelle Amos 3rd row L-R. Glenn Bain. Gina Clay, Susan Smith. Tish Waite. Tracy Cobb. Theresa Murphy. Tommy Clay, Derick Houston Micheal Hyatt—-President Jonathon Brown—Vice-President Buffy Barnett—Secretary Pam Ghee—Secretary Heath Garmon—Treasurer Raymond Lambert—Chaplain Davine Miller—Sponsor 78 1st row L-R, Laura Morrison, Tish Waite, Brenda Mathis, Ricky Hubbard, 2nd row L-R, Robb Hicks, Lori Mitchell, Tommy Stamper, Susan Smith, Pam Ghee, Faye Teague, 5rd row L-R, Kelly Dunaway, Lora Anderson. Krystal Reid, Joey Turner, Michelle Amos, 4th row L-R, Barbara Burt. Clay Burt, Micheal Hyatt, Regina Ferguson, 5th row L-R, Sarah Ballard, Raymond Lambert, Tommy Clay, Brenda Morgan BETA CLUB The goal of the Beta Club is to develop an environment that entails leadership, character and high academic standards for all students in grades 9 through 12. To achieve membership, one must excel in both attitude and academics. This year the Beta club attended the State Convention in Birmingham. Laura Morrison—President Tish Waite—Vice-President Buffy Barnet—Secretary Karen Mathis—Treasurer Clay Burt—Chaplain Ricky Hubbard—Parliamentarian Tracy Cobb—Historian Brenda Morgan Sarah Ballard— Sponsors 79 FHA 1st row L-R.Judy Stiefel. Tami Pettus. Debbie Weaver. Barbara Burt, Sue Hutto. Tommy Stamper. 2nd row L-R. Kassie Turner. Diane White. Anita Houck. Shana Curry. Rhonda Vaughn. LaNena Burdette. Tonya Hicks, 3rd row L-R. Charissa Taylor. Robye Ford. Cindy Roberts. Mandy More. Michelle Moore. Heide Whiteside. Donna Evans. 4th row L-R. Tonya Bently. Susan Ervin. Micki Howard. Shannon Bryant. Becky Reaves. Tifani Pettus. Samantha Maqouirk. 3th row L-R. Emily Martin. Kim Goodson. Verona Martin, Michelle Regner. Sonya Frames. Kim Langley, Lindy Anderson The FHA organization is designed to incorporate classroom activities and extra-curricular activities to enhance the quality of home life for both male and female students enrolled in home economics. Programs range from nutrition lectures to flower arrangement demonstrations by resource people located in our school area. Tami Pettus—President Debbie Weaver—Vice-President Barbara Burt—Secretary-Treasurer Sue Hutto—Recreation Leader Tommy Stamper—Recreation Leader Judy Stiefel—Sponsor 80 1st row L R, Laura Morrison. Eric Snider. Danny Jones. David Suggs. John David Chisolm. Amanda Cheatwood, Sherry Thrift. Shelly Hall. Mr. Stiefel, 2nd row L-R. Kirk Ponder. David Whitesede. Brian O’Neal. Gary Hicks. Scott Cheatwood. Sammy Turner. Troy Amos. Shane Feazell. Patrick Lambert. Steven Lemmon, 3rd row L-R. David Presley, Wesley Houck. Michael Me Rea. Jeff Cobb. Mark Gains. Mathew Storey, Brandon Sims. Scott Gaddy. Denny Walker. 4th row L-R. Will Chisolm. Barron Higgenbothom. Chris Crowe. Mason Cromer. Kevin Smith. Shane Reaves. Sheridan Jackson. Carl Higgenbothom. Raymond Lambert The 1984-85 school year was an exciting one for the FFA chapter at White Plains High School. The club participated in the 1984 County and District Dairy-Judging Contest and came away with top honors in the state. Members Laura Morrison.John David Chilslom. and Raymond Lambert, accompanied by their sponsor. Mr. Mike Stiefel. were participants at the National Conven- tion in Kansas City. Kansas. Upon their return to school, congratulations were in order even the National Championship escaped them. By winning the 1985 Dairy-Judging Contest they are well on their way toward a second attempt for the national title. Laura Morrison—-President Eric Snider—Vice-President Danny Jones—Secretary David Suggs—Treasurer John David Chisolm—Sentinel Mike Stiefel—Sponsor 81 FBLA CLUB ASSISTS AT SPECIAL OLYMPICS It was a cool Tuesday in April when the juniors and seniors of the FBLA club traveled to the Anniston Stadium to help with Special Olympics. On arrival, each individual was as- signed a special group. Each gave the kids support and en- couragement in their event. At lunch, everyone enjoyed a hot Wendy's hamburger and cold Pepsi. We felt privileged to be a part of this function and derived great pleasure from a fun- filled day. 82 FBLA 1st row L-R. Melody Coleman. Kelli Dunaway. Theresa Murphy. Tracy Cobb. Janet Hollingsworth. Buffy Barnett. Sharon Johnson. Lori Mitchell, Brandyc Fisher. Robb Hicks. 2nd row L R, Lora Anderson. Jason Jenkins. Rhonda Vaughn, Debbie Weaver. Michelle Amos. Christine Davis, Donna Snider. Karen Mathis. Mrs. Inmon. 3rd row L R. Krystal Reid. Mark Lemon. Ray Doss. Mike Garmon. Troy Wagner, Joey Waites, Betty Amos, Sandy Cobb. Bridget Headrick. Anita Box. 4th row L-R. Barbra Burt. Sharon Anderson. Diana O'Kelly, Jeff Jarvis. Kelli Jones. Keith Storey. Shellie Hutto, Jayda Owens. Traci Batey, Keith Wilson, 5th row L-R. Sue Hutto, Tami Pettus, Tim Hicks. Faye Teague, Sammy Brooks, Tommy Stamper, Susie Coleman. Laura Doss. Tracie Burns. Anita Cole. 6th row L-R. Clay Burt. Clay Waite. Ricky Hubbard. Paula Moran, Regina Ferguson The purpose of the FBLA club is to develop competent and aggressive business leaders. We also develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. The FBLA club participated in the Special Olympics and gave a presentation to the ninth grade on the usefulness, purpose, and the advantage of the FBLA club in relation to business education. Brandye Fisher—President Debbie Weaver—Vice- President 83 BOYS’ and GIRLS’ 4-H 1st row L-R. Shane Roberts (Devotional leader), Christopher Miller. Jeremy Austin. Bryan Herod. Aaron Regner. Steven Littlefield. Eddie Green. Derrick Cobb. 2nd row L-R. Tim Whiteside. Bryan McCormick. Terry Frost. Keith Turner, Scott Anthony, Coker Cleveland, Kelsey Lowe. Quintin O'Neal, Shane Parker. 3rd row L R. John Gaddy. Marcus Parker. Mark Nowland. Shawn Jarvis. Jon Harper. Matthew Chisolm (Secretary), Chris Martin. Wayne Johnson. Ronny Hubbard (Song Leader). 4th row L R. Charles Birchfield. Richard Clay, Jeffrey Barnwell (President). Brandon Cockrell. Steven Higginbotham (Song Leader), Scott Dothard (Vice President). Rodney Lowe, Cheyenne Connell. Shannon Thrasher. 3th row L-R. Richie Beecham, James Bryant. Leonard Sparks, Heath Burns, Eric Cronan. Craig Goodson. Ronnie Littlefield. Brian Sims. 6th row L-R. Michael Jones. Jonathan Jackson. Rickey Finch. Rufus Wilson, Edward Parris. Torrey Lowe. Donnie Davis top row L-R. Felica Cromer. Faye Henson. Amy White, Denise Eagle, Sherry Sheets. 2nd row L-R. Karen Haynes. Stephanie Manor. Nikki Smith, Tracy Westbrook. Erica Cobb, Vicki Hannah, April Austin. Melisa King, Samantha Strain. 3rd row L-R. Jenny Taylor, Kelly Roberts. Charity Pressley. Tapika Sampler, Candie Brooks. Lisa Suggs. Shannon Truner. Julie Brown. Tonya Wilson. Michelle Williamson. Michelle Ponder. Bottom row L-R. Sarah Pugh. Gladys Dejesus. Candy Brown. Amy Ponder. Sherry Robinson. Lisa Easterwood, Officers—Jennifer Bussey (song leader). Wendy Cromer (devotional leader), Kristi Cheatwood. Dana Dickeson (Vice-President), Ginger Cain (song leader). Jennifer Hubbard (President) 84 Debbie Wilson BS MA Univ. of AL. Renee Wilson BS Aub.. MA Univ. of AL. Sandra Harper BS MS Eds.-JSU. Catherine Cochis BS NELA Univ. MS. Eds. JSU. Jo Roberts BS MS Eds.-JSU. Virginia Johnson BS MS JSU. Sandra Johnson BS MS in Elementary JSU. Vivian Dulin BS MS Eds.JSU. Mable Wilson BS Miles. MS JSU. 86 Ruth Hubbard BS MSJSU. Gwen Osborn BS MSJSU. Janice Jordan BS MSJSU. Judy Stiefel BS JSU. MS Mike Stiefel BS Auburn. MS JSU. Martha Patterson BS MAJSU. Tracy Hulgan BS JSU. Charles McRath BS ASU, M.Mus. Ed. Amer. Conserv. Pam Inmon BS JSU. i 87 Dave Webster BS JSU. Anita Bufford BS MAJSU. Isaiah Evans MS AL. St. Univ. Sarah Ballard BS MS Eds. JSU. Arnetha Turner BS MS JSU. Jan Elliot BS NE. AL.. MS JSU. Davinc Miller BA Univ. of AL. BS MS JSU. Brenda Morgan BS MS JSU. Sherry Faughender BS Auburn. 88 Agnes McNabb BS MSJSU. Ed Cleveland BS JSU, MA Univ. of AL. Eugene Hubbard BS JSU. MS Univ. of AL. Randy Sparks BS MSJSU. Lenora White BS MSJSU. Mike Inmon BS Eds JSU. MS Sanford. Ira Dean Newman Barbara Johnson Thomas Bridges BS JSU. BS JSU. MA Univ. of AL. Team Doctor 89 KINDERGARTEN Keshia Ashley Micheal Bagley Tonya Beecham Billy Birchfield Brandon Bonner Siovan Bonner Charlie Brimer Jamy Brown Jessie Brown Brian Burchett Brandi Bussey Jason Chilton Kristy Christopher Stephanie Cleveland Harmon Cobb Missy Davis Amber Denson Shannon Dunn Jeremy Fadley Heather Farmer Ryan Faulkner Kevin Greene Justin Grimes Daniel Hall Nathan Harper Donnie Harrison Annette Hooper Wesley Hughes Ronnie Johnson Mandy Langford 92 Molly Ledbetter Bonnie Littlefield Lena Manis Lacey McGill Joshua Miller Geoffrey Murphy Stanley Payne Corey Ponder Whitney Ponder Monica Pritchett Sygonia Sampler James Smith Vicky Smith Amber Steed Anthony Turner Bruce Turner Kristie Turner Angel Villalpando Keith Walker Kim Whitlock David Williamson Kelly Wunaway Andy Baily Jeremy Barker Tonya Bonner Matthew Brooks Michael Brown Julie Cobb Allison Cockrell Candi Dominick 93 Andrew Dulin Scott Eagle Adam Easterwood Jason Fielder April Frost Susan Fleming Angie Gaines Krystal Goodwin Chris Green Sam Hancock Nathan Harbin Ryan Harbison Shane Harper Steven Harper Katie Harrison April Hazel Kristi Hobbs David Hughes Shane Hughes Jennifer Humphries Benny Jenkins Penny Jenkins Joe Littlefield Craig Norton Jillian O'Neal Chad Ponder Jay Pope Dennis Proctor Mark Pruitt Rick Ray- 94 Van Roberts Lisa Roland Herbie Smith Bill Snyder Lisa Turner Randy Turner Josh Wingard Stacy Acker Rickey Ashworth Tara Batey Dale Beecham Heather Bonner Brian Brockman Kristi Borden Greg Brown Rocky Burns Kristi Osh Clint Cheatwood Terry Cobb Elisha Cohn Corey Cronan Gina Dejesus Jamie Dickeson David Easterwood Keith Faulker Kim Frames Joey Frost Brandy Gilliam Steven Gilliam 95 Brian Hail Tina Harding Amy Haynes Owen Hisle Bronya King Adam Lanfair Misty Langley Robert Moran Miranda Morgan Curt Murray Derrick Palmer Clint Parris Mike Phillips Chris Ponder April Proctor April Roland Sherri Sanford Tatum Vallaipando Daniel Walker Jennifer Wallace Cindy Whiteside Greg White Amanda Weems Steven Baggett Justin Beccham Lynn Bentley Grant Cockrell Tabitha Cooper Jenny Cromer Kevin Finch 96 FOURTH GRADE Jonathan Gilbert Robert Grayson Nakita Hamlin Caroline Hancock Reagan Harper James Hazel Shane Hicks Jeremy Howard Beverly Hutto Ashley Inmon Tracy Johnson Allen Lett Ginger Livingston Andy Martin Kirk Martin Christy McMichael Ashley Murray Derrick O'Neal Annie Snider Rodney Snider Stacy Steed Rachel Stephens Brandy Ward Dorian Wilson Jason Williamson Kim Williamson Holly Austin Shannon Barker Mark Beecham Michael Busby 97 Gretchen Cobb Patricia Davis Crystal Doss Tim Doss Adam Fcazcll Rodney Ford Sarah Gaddy Kevin Gaines Kenneth Goodwin Tara Grimes Derek Grissom Eric Grissom Jesse Hall Lisa Hall Ashley Harbison Emily Harbin Gena Harper Jason Mancr Todd Martin Twanda Martin Mandy McCormick Marty McCrcllcs Gabriel McGatha Janet Millsapps Brian Mitchell Shelley Murphy Deonne O'Neal Eric O'Neal Kevin O'Neal Misty Palmer 98 Heath Parker Michael Parris Casey Ponder Dustin Reid Misty Reid Stephanie Roberts Greg Smith Mark Smith Bridgette Snider Brenda Stephens Laycie Steward Jason Storey Chris Turner Heath Turner Andy Ward Terry Weems Scott Anthony Jeremy Austin Jody Brimer Candie Brooks Candy Brown Jerry Brown Julie Brown Jennifer Bussey Coker Cleveland Deric Cobb Joey Coogler Wendy Cromer Gladys Dejusus Lisa Easterwood 99 Brandon Folsom DeWayne Garmon Eddie Green Bryan Herod Tina Hold Patrick Littlefield Patrick Livingston Kelsy Lowe Christopher Miller Shane Parker Amy Ponder Michelle Ponder Charity Pressley Aaron Regner Kristi Regner Kelly Roberts Shana Roberts Larry Robinson Sherry Robinson Barbara Rogers Tapika Sampler Susan Schneider Keith Smith Lee Smith Michelle Smith Lisa Suggs Jenny Taylor Keith Turner Shannon Turner Stacy Walker 100 Michelle Williamson Tonya Wilson Allen Williamson April Austin Jeff Barnwell Richy Beecham Charles Birchfieid James Bryan Heath Burns Ginger Cain Keith Cheatwood Kristi Cheatwood Matthew Chisolm Richard Clay Erica Cobb Brandon Cockrell Cheyenne Connell Felicia Cromer Eric Cronan Donnie Davis Dana Dickerson Scott Dothard Denise Eagle Rickey Finch Ferry- Frost John Gaddy Craig Goodson Vicki Hannah Gary Hardin Jon Harper 101 Karen Haynes Rodney Heard Faye Henson Kregg Hightower Steven Higginbotham Jennifer Hubbard Ronny Hubbard Jonathan Jackson Shannon Jenkins Wayne Johnson Michael Jones Melisa King Ronnie Littlefield Rodney Lowe Torrey Lowe Stephany Maner Chris Martin Bryan McCormick Mark Nowland Edward Parris Marcus Parker Sherry Sheets Brian Sims Nikki Smith Samantha Strain Shannon Thrasher Tracy Westbrook Amy White Tim Whiteside Ceious Wilson. Jr. 102 Daffney Amos Dwayne Amos Peggy Amos Troy Amos Tonya Bendy Homer Burns Matt Burt Stevie Carr Lane Osh Scott Cheatwood Mark Cobb Mark J. Cobb Artie Davis Kevin Dodd Dale Doss Kerry Doss Jennifer Doss Clint Dunaway Shane Feazell Shane Ferguson Robye Ford Phillip Garmon Byron Gilbert Kim Good son Rodney Hamby Shaun Hammond Randy Hancock Mark Harbin Christy Harrison Avery Henson 105 Garry Hicks Patrick Hisle Susan Irvin Jamie Jobson Shannon Johnson Barry Jones Chris King Paul King Patrick Lambert Ken Lathem Emily Martin Verona Martin Dawn McGatha Michael McGinnis Jonathon Murphy Shane Parris Jon Pettus Tifani Pettus Kirk Ponder David Pressley Becky Reaves Michelle Regner Chad Reid Nicole Reid Shane Reid Lindsey Russell Pam Smith Robert Snider Renae Stephens Stacy Stephens 104 Holley Storey Joey Turner Regina Turner Sammy Turner Steven Wells David Whiteside Jason Whitten Jackie Wilson Kenneth Wilson Shawn Wilson Lindy Anderson Paula Austin Teresa Austin Tammy Blanton Kristie Brimer Brandon Brown La Ncna Burdette Jeff Cobb Scott Cobb Sherry Crawford Mason Cromer Shana Curry Andy Dunscomb Sonya Frames Mark Gaines Donnie Ghee Georgia Graham Shane Hall Tonya Hicks Anita Houck 105 Wesley Houck Micki Howard James Jenkins Kim Langley Samantha Magouirk Michael McRae Amanda Moore Michelle Moore Brain O'Neal Sandra Parker Shane Reeves Cindy Roberts Brandon Sims Kevin Smith Lane Snider Matthew Storey David Suggs Mike Tarver Charissa Taylor Kassie Turner Tim Waits Bridgette Wells Diane White Darlene Bain Janice Boyer Jeremie Brooks Katie Brown Shannon Bryant David Burns Deanna Burns 106 Amanda Cheatwood Will Chisolm Chris Crowe Diamond Dean Doug Dickcson Donna Evans Leigh Anne Frost Tara Gilbert Shelly Hall Sunya Hammond Pat Harris Baron Higginbotham Carl Higginbotham Michael Hildred Jason Hubbard Kerry Hyatt Lori Kelley Randy King Steven Lemmon Shannon Lindsey Theresa Martin Micki Parker Tony Poland Jerry Raney Alan Raughton Robin Roberts Shannon Sanders Laura Smith Maryanne Smith Eerie Snider 107 Tammy Snider Belinda Thrasher Sherri Thrift Christa Turner Kevin Turner Steven Turner Janet Turpin Regina Vaughn Tim Waits Denny Walker Tonya Westbrook Heidi Whiteside Betty Amos Lara Anderson Sharon Anderson Cleve Bagley Chris Bailey Tracy Batey Michael Beck Sammy Brooks Scott Brown Keith Bryant Clay Burt Joel Cobb Roger Cobb Sandy Cobb Anita Cole Kimberli Coleman Greg Dopson Ray Doss 108 Ronald Finch Tim Gaines Mike Garmon Lcland Hamby Todd Hannah Bridget Headrick Russell Henson Robb Hicks Janet Hollingsworth Robin Hubbard Shelley Hutto Lisa Jackson Bryan McLain Tracy Murphy Kelli Jones Lisa Lathem Dianna O'Kelley Jayda Owens Kim Phillips Krystal Reid John Paul Robinson Jonathan Sanford Dewayne Stephens Jarrod Turner Clay Waite Joey Waits Keith Wilson 109 Margo Amos Machelle Angel Kenneth Barker Carol Barno Jonathon Brown Sue Brown Traci Burns Barbara Burt Jackie Carr John David Chisolm Michelle Cochis Susan Coleman Larry Davis Dennis Dodd Laura Doss Shannon Dothard Kelly Dunaway Tonya Entrekin Regina Ferguson Heath Garmon Shane Grissom Chris Harbin 110 Eric Higginbotham Johnny Houck Ricky Hubbard Jeff Jarvis Jason Jenkins Darlene Kirk Raymond Lambert Dennis Lashbrook Mark Lemmon Karen Mathis Paula Moran Laura Morrison John Parker Tami Pettus Patrick Poore Connie Smith Donna Snider Keith Storey Sharon Thrasher Jimmy Walker Kelly Wallace Tracy Young 111 1984-9185 CLASS OFFICERS The 1984 85 class officers of White Plains High School have performed their assigned duties well. Many of these students have held the same office over the years. We appreciate the responsibilities they’ve undertaken and the success they’ve achieved. 10th GRADE TOP ROW-PRESIDENT: Kelli Jones. VICE PRESIDENT: Bridget Headrick. SECRETAR Y TREASURER: Clay Burt. STUDENT COUN- CIL Laura Anderson. TOP ROW—PRESIDENT: Mike Garmon. VICE PRESI- DENT: Kim Philips. SECRETARY: Sandy Cobb. TREASURER: Tracy Batey. STUDENT COUNCIL: Janet Hollingsworth. REPORTER: Krystal Reid. 8th GRADE BOTTOM ROW-PRESIDENT: Kristi Brimer. VICE PRESI- DENT: Tonya Hicks. SECRETARY: Kevin Smith. TREASURER: Jeff Cobb. STUDENT COUNCIL: Charissa Taylor, CHAPLAIN: Sonya Frames. TOP ROW-PRESIDENT: Tim Waits. VICE PRESIDENT: Kim Langley. SECRE- TARY: Lindy Anderson. TREASURER: Cindy Roberts. REPORTER: Tammy Blanton. 1ITH GRADE BOTTOM ROW-PRESIDENT: Raymond Umber. VICE PRESIDENT: Barbra Burt. SECRETARY TREASURER; Tami Pettus. RE- PORTER: Urry Davis. TOP ROW-PRESIDENT: Jonathan Brown. VICE PRESIDENT: Keith Story. SECRETARY TREASURER: Heath Garmon. CHAPLAIN: Laura Morrison. 9th GRADE BOTTOM ROW-PRESIDENT: Deana Burns. VICE PRESI- DENT: Jason Hubbard. SECRETARY: Jeremie Brooks. TREASURER Sherri Thrift. CHAPLAIN: Shelley Hall. TOP ROW—PRESIDENT: Eric Snider. VICE PRESIDENT: Belinda Thrasher. SECRETARY: Amanda Cheatwood. TREASURER: Sonya Hambey. STUDENT COUNCIL: Dia- mond Dean. 7th GRADE PRESIDENT: Shawn Wilson. VICE PRESIDENT: Christy Harrison. SECRETARY: Michelle Regner. STUDENT COUNCIL: Emily Martin. TREASURER: Tammy Turner. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Jonathan Brown Chris Harbin Tracy Burns Regina Ferguson CLASS Mark Gaines Tonya Hicks Shane Reaves Paula Austin Mike Garmon Scott Brown Janet Hollingsworth Anita Cole FAVORITES Phillip Garmon Kim Goodson Artie Davis Jamie Jobson FRESHMEN Micheal Hillard Theresa Martin Jason Hubbard Micki Parker EIGHTH SEVENTH INVOLVED JUNIORS PROM COMMITTEE—HEATH GARMON. SHANNON DOTHARD. LAURA MORRISON. BARBARA BURT, LARRY DAVIS, PAULA MORAN. TAMI PETTUS MARGO AMOS-COLORGUARD 114 RAYMOND LAMBERT-PRES. JUNIOR CLASS INVOLVED SOPHOMORES MIKE GARMON—10th GRADE PRES. LORA ANDERSON—STUDENT COUNCIL REP. r at JANET HOLLINGSWORTH-SPORTS BRIDGET HEADRICK-SOFTBALL m KRYSTAL REID—BAND INVOLVED FRESHMEN SHERRI THRIFT—CHEERLEADER DEANNA BURNS—BAND, SPORTS DIAMOND DEAN-SPORTS, STUDENT COUNCIL REP. 116 AMANDA CHE ATWOOD—SPORTS a hr Of NO GHOST! 118 ADMINISTRATION And SUPPORT STAFF Mr. Wendell E. Robertson. Principal Mrs.JoAnn Carlisle, School Secretary Mr. Robert Whitehead, Vice Principal Mrs. Norma Ward, Secretary 119 LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Bottom row: Berden Brown. Cindy Amos I op row: Myra Whiteside. Carrie Cheatwood, Johnnie Burgess, not pictured Peggy Coppock BUS DRIVERS Lindsey Martin. Sandra Parker, Eloise Martin, John Martin, Joy Coppock. Rachel Cheatwood, Patsy Hightower, Faye Roberts 120 CUSTODIAN: ARNOLD COPPOCK Maintenance is a very important aspect, even in an educational setting. Mr. Arnold Coppock oversees and makes provisions for pleasant surroundings for our student body. HELPING MOTHER: LINDA CURRY Mrs. Linda Curry is our Girl Friday . Her job is to assist the elementary teachers in many different ways. These tasks are done with efficiency and expediency. 121 122 124 125 126 ON THE HITS” As a money-making project, the Band Boost- ers sponsored Putting on the Hits and award- ed $50, $35 and $15 prizes to the following: $50—Dorctta Wilson. Mark Wilson. Shawn Wilson. Keith Wilson. Charles Chatmon—Jungle Love $35—Kristi Brimer. LaNena Burdette—Private Eyes $15—Jay Folsom—Born in the USA 127 BREAKIN’ AT WPHS 128 FUN IN THE SUN The Beta Club had a picnic at Oxford Lake on Sunday, April 21, 1985. The majority of Beta members and their dates were present. Most of the members entertained themselves by playing tennis and walking around the lake. FADS FASHIONS We can truly say fashions have changed over the years. This year's fashions have gone extremely wild, such as flourescent colored clothes, two tone blue jeans, the long wild earrings. Boat shoes have also become very fashionable. Also some people have more nerves than others and go as far as getting the wild unique hair do's. White Plains High School started their own new fashion (CON 1AGIOUS CRUTCHES) which lasted threw out the entire school year. 150 ANOTHER TICKLISH SITUATION 131 DISSECTING AND MICROSCOPES BRING OUT” THE REAL YOU A former graduate of W.P.H.S. who is presently enrolled at UAB, returned to Mrs. Ballard's physiology class to demonstrate his expertise in laboratory techniques. Some of our present students showed off' for the photographer, also. 152 SOMETIMES IT CAN GET SNAKY” AT W.P.H.S. Soon after Christmas holidays, a welcome visitor entered our school and gave a performance which broke the day-to-day monotony of classes. He was not your ordinary type of visitor. He was Mr. Yarbrough, well-known snake and reptile lover. 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