Winfield High School - Pirate Yearbook (Winfield, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

1972 PIRATE WINFIELD SCHOOLS o n o Martha Lowry E d t o Pam McKay Table of Contents Title Page 1 Table of Contents 4 Faculty 17 Seniors 25 Underclassmen 53 Elementary 73 Clubs 103 Personalities 125 Athletics 149 Senior Memorabilia 181 Advertising 195 - ifc V £ without •. sadness. No warm spring day comes v e foresha times, it was the worst of times. Written by Charles Dickens in turmoil and tragedy of the Frenchitevolution, these words also apply I asts. Not only young people but nuns, teachers and policemen rebel and qj uthority. Yet idealism never has been more prevelant. Epidemics are virtually noi5-.existant, and life ancy has increased fifty. per cent in five decades. At the same time nuclear weapons .en to destroy all living things, and pollution is becoming an ev growing men. At Winfieid High, elation at Winning the Marion County Tournament faded to sadness at losing the WAC Tournament. A rainy Jr. -Sr. Banquet contrasted with the warm, sunny Field Day. As 7th graders received their first copies of the WCHS handboqk,. seniors apprehensively- looked forward to accepting their diplomas. Was the Best of Times t -s -r -l ■ ■ ' It Was the Worst of Times ? Was the Age of Wisdom pry yy i 1 . 1 J ■ N fP lb-= t r. i—a. - - - ■ : IM mm ■ hi ■I i i i i i nflonr i n J7 Was ze Age , 10 TfrT ' ii ' tflWw of Foolishness ' .-.. :. • V ' , ' - 11 12 Was the Season of Light 13 It was the Season of Darkness It Was the Spring of Hope It Was the Winter of Despair IS We Have Everything Before Us 16 ' fc - - s ppp St CO 3 17 -i ' -i f%k J 1 1 Superintendent j Mr. owd Mrs. Paul J. Weeks 18 - Principal Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brasher 19 MARTHA BRASHER High School Secretary DOT IVIE Elementary Secretary WINFIELD CITY Board of Education PTA OFFICERS 20 LILLIAN BARTHOLOMEW English 10th Grade Sponsor MICKEY BEATY VELDA BOS TICK 9th Grade Sponsor 12th Grade Sponsor Drivers ' Education English Coach Key Club AMELIA BRINDLEY CYRUS BROCK MARGUERITE BUTLER 8th Grade Sponsor 8th Grade Sponsor Special Education Junior Pep Club, Y-Teens Junior Honor Society Social Studies English 21 BILLY COLEMAN JIMMY COUCH JULIA EARNEST 11th Grade Sponsor 12th Grade Sponsor 7th Grade Sponsor Coach P. E. History 4-H Club ' -Club Science DORIS EVANS 10th Grade Sponsor Newspaper Staff Business Coop. KEN GOGGANS 7th Grade Sponsor Coach P. E. VARINA A. HARGETT 12th Grade Sponsor Newspaper Staff Business Coop. 22 E. E. IVIE, JR. 12th Grade Sponsor Social Studies KENNETH JACKSON 12th Grade Sponsor Guidance Counselor MARY KIRKPATR1CK 7th Grade Sponsor Math Club Math TERRELL KIRKPA TRICK 8th Grade Sponsor Agriculture FFA ROMONA LAWRENCE Student Council Sponsor French Club English MARTHA LOWRY 9th Grade Sponsor Annual Staff Sponsor English 23 DON MAY 9th Grade Sponsor Science Junior Science Club AUDRA MAYHALL Special Education JOANNE MANN Homebound BRENDA MOORE BILLYE MORRIS BERNICE PHILLIPS 9th Grade Sponsor 8th Grade Sponsor 11th Grade Sponsor FTA P.E. Home Economics Math Senior Pep Club FHA 24 VIRGINIA BROCK Librarian 11th Grade Sponsor harold Mcdonald 11th Grade Sponsor Agriculture FFA JAMES RITTER 7th Grade Sponsor Band Chorus JAMES SIZEMORE 10th Grade Sponsor Senior Science Science DURRELL WARREN 10th Grade Sponsor T. I. E. WILLIAM MOORE Math 11th Grade Sponsor 25 CO 5 26 Senior Class Officers President Susan Segars Vice-President Ann Couch Secretary Jake Dodd Reporter Lonnie Tucker Representative Pam McKay 27 GREG ADDISON Jack AMBITION: To be linebacker for the Chicago Bears. CLUBS AND HONORS: Wittiest 4, Key Club 2-3-4, W Club 2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4. MODDIE ATKINSON Modular ITION: To live happily ever after. CLUBS AND HONORS: W Club 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Boys ' State, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1. PHILOSOPHY: All ' s fair in love and %ar. ROBERT LAING BARTLETT Bob AMBITION: To know, experience, and try to un- derstand life. CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Honor Society, Presi- dent 1, Sr. Honor Society 2-3-4, Math Club, Pres- ident 1, Grand Prize Science Fair 1, 3rd Place Regional 1, Jr. Science Club 1, Sr. Science Club, President 1, President Sophomore Class, Chaplain 1, Band 1, Chorus, Basketball 1, Cross- Country 1, Track 1. 28 GERALD LAMARR BEVILLE Jerry AMBITION: To go to California and wear my hair long. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 3-4. Picture Not Available PHILOSOPHY: If you don ' t live your own life don ' t live it at all. CATHY DIANE BLACK Cath AMBITION: To someday become a great wife and mother. CLUBS AND HONORS: Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls En- semble 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 1, All-State Cho- rus 1-2-3, Flag Corp 4, Band 1, TIE 3, Preparatory 4, FHA 1-2, Y- Teens 2-3, Sec. -Treasurer 3, News- paper Staff 4, FBLA 4, Reporter 4, Sr. Pep Club 3- 4, Library Assistant 3-4, Most Talented 4. PHILOSOPHY: Love those who do not love us and they will catch the spirit. JOHN STEPHEN BOX Stanger AMBITION: To be rich and own a Corvette. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Football 1. PHILOSOPHY: Live for today, plan for tomorrow and learn to accept whatever happens. 29 REBA ANN BOX AMBITION: To always be happy and to never grow old. CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3- 4. PHILOSOPHY: Life is like a mirror; if you frown at it, it frowns back, if you smile, it returns the greeting. - EDWIN DALE BRASHER, JR. Orb AMBITION: To Be ... CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 1-2-3-4, Most Improved Player 3, All WAC 4, All State Honor- able Mention 4, W-Club 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Track 3-4, Key Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 3, President 4, International Key Club Convention, Sr. Honor Society 3, Vice President 3, Student Council Parlia- mentary 3, Graduation Marshall 3, Best Personality 4, W.R. Hearst Foundation Scholarship Nominee 3. V JOSEPH MAX BRASHER Max AMBITION: One day to become a good engineer. CLUBS AND HONORS: W-Club 2-3-4, Key Club 3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Manager 2-3-4, Football 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4. 30 DENNIS EDWARD BRYANT AMBITION: To find America. CLUBS AND HONORS: Band 1-2-3-4, Honor Band 3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4. PHILOSOPHY: Follow your nose to wherever it takes you and do as your heart desires, but be sure to hurt neither your friends or enemies; for then you are stopping them from following their way. STOTT CAMPBELL AMBITION: To be. CLUBS AND HONORS: Agriculture 1-2, Jr. Honor Society 3-4, TIE 3-4, Key Club 3, Most Likely to Succeed 4. PHILOSOPHY: He that has patience may compass anything. WILLIAM ALLEN CARTER Willie AMBITION: To decide what my ambition is. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, French Club 2-3, Band 1-2-3-4 (lettered 4 yrs.) , Honor Band 2-3, Silver Medal 2-3, Band Camp Scholarship 2, Stage Band 3. PHILOSOPHY: Plan your future, but live life one day at the time. 31 NOEL ANN CHANEY Noel Ann AMBITION: To spread a little love and sunshine wherever I go; thereby finding happiness. CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA 2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Co-Op 4, Friendliest 4. PHILOSOPHY: Its a thin line between love and hate; smiling faces sometime pretend to be your friend, showing no traces of the evils within. ALLEN LEE CLINTON Horse AMBITION: To live life at its best and make life worth living for the one I love. CLUBS AND HONORS: Baseball 1-2-3, Football 2-3-4, Student Council 1, Sr. Pep Club 1, Track 2-3, FFA 1-2-3-4, Science Club 1. PHILOSOPHY: It matters not what you are thought to be; but what you are. ALVIN RAY CLINTON Head Lights AMBITION: To rule the railroad industry. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2, Co-Op 4, Base- ball 1-2, Basketball 1, Preparatory 3 . PHILOSOPHY: Try and try and if that doesn ' t work, try again. 32 ANN BOSTICK COUCH Jaybird AMBITION: To marry a millionaire. CLUBS AND HONORS: Majorette 1-2, Head Major- ette 3, Drum Major 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band En- semble 2-4, Honor Band 3-4, MLA 1-2-3-4, Parlia- mentarian 1, Student Council 1-2-4, Vice-Pres. Sr. Class 4, Girls ' State 4, Jr. Honor Society 1, FHA , FTA, Newspaper Club 1-4, Drum Major Award 4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Christmas Princess, Music Camp Scholarship, Centennial Queen. PHILOSOPHY: Do as I wish; cause those who like me don ' t care, and those who don ' t won ' t matter. LINDA BERNICE COUCH AM AMBITION: To light a fire in the hearts of many, and make a fortune selling medicine for heartburn. PHILOSOPHY: Always (Aire) out all my problems. MIKE DAVIS Sac CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 1-2-3-4, W-Club 3-4, Baseball 4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Sentinel 3, 4-H 1- 2, Track 3. PHILOSOPHY: To take what you can, when you can, how you can, where you can. 33 RICHARD ALLEN DILLARD Dillard AMBITION: To make that Certain Someone happy! CLUBS AND HONORS: Basketball 1-2-3, FFA 1- 2-3-4, Track 3, French Club, Class Night Usher, Graduation 3, Most Popular 3, Most Handsome 4, Maid of Honor Escort 4. PHILOSOPHY: To help make others around me happy. WILLIAM JACOB DODD Jake AMBITION: To find what is what, and what isn ' t. CLUBS AND HONORS: Science Club 3-4, Sec. 4, French Club 3-4, FTA 4, Math Club 4, Student Council 1, Vice-President 1, Class Reporter 4, Sc. Fair, 1st Sr. Physics 3, Sc. Fair, tie Grand Prize 4, Florence St. Reg. Sc. Fair Winner, Junior Honor Society 1-2, Senior Honor Society 3-4. PHILOSOPHY: Truth is bound to the situation. LARRY GLENN DOSS Sears AMBITION: To open the first playboy club in Rock City. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3, Secretary 1, State Farmer Degree. PHILOSOPHY: To have wine, women, and lots of fun from now on. 34 PHYLISS DOSS Phill AMBITION: To do what I wish; because those who like me don ' t care, and those who don ' t won ' t matter. CLUBS AND HONORS: Preparatory 3, Jr. Chorus, FBLA 4, Co-Op 4, French Club, 4-H, Newspaper Club 4, Most Mischevious 4. PHILOSOPHY: Never stand when I can sit. Never sit when I can lie down. GARY O ' NEAL DOZIER AMBITION: To become rich and quit work. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 2-3-4, 4-H 1-2, TIE 4. PHILOSOPHY: Everyone should work hard, but have lots of fun. ROY DELANE FOSTER Bugger AMBITION: To live long, love fast, and leave a beautiful memory. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Football 1- 2-3, Basketball 1, Baseball 1. PHILOSOPHY: To be a millionaire when my rich uncle gets out of the poorhouse. 35 DONALD JOE FOWLER Curt AMBITION: To be able to see the scoreboard at football games without squinting my eyes. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Land Judging 2, Sec. 2, Pres. 4, W-Club 1-2-3-4, Baseball 4, FTA 3, Jr. Honor I, Chorus 4, Usher 3, Most Tal- ented 4. PHILOSOPHY: If you try something and it doesn ' t work try it again. LYMON HOLLIS GOOLSBY, JR. Goose AMBITION: To earn a little, give a little, like a little, love a lot. CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 1-2-3-4, Best Sportsmanship Award 3, All WAC 4, 3rd Team Honorable Mention, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Highest Free Throw Percentage Award 3, All-County Bas- ketball Award 4, Baseball 4, Track 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1, Key Club 2-3-4, W-Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, Class Favorite 3. STEPHEN ATHEL GUIN Athel AMBITION: To get the most out of life the easiest way I can find. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Math Club I, Football I. PHILOSOPHY: The best things in life are not al- ways the hardest to get. 36 RHEEDA JANE HARRIS AMBITION: Computer Programmer. CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA 2, Chorus 1, Sr. Pep Club 2, Preparatory 3, FBLA 3-4, Co-Op 4, Math Club 2. PHILOSOPHY: To love and be happy. KARL STEWART HASSLERJR. AMBITION: To continue the music field and some- day have a superior band . CLUBS AND HONORS: W-Club 2-3-4, Band 1-2- 3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Sr. Science 4, Boys Ensem- ble 1, Manager 2. PHILOSOPHY: To make others with sad faces smile makes my heart much warmer. DAVID HEATHCOCK AMBITION: To run the largest bootlegging service in Marion County. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 2-3-4, State Farmers Degree. PHILOSOPHY: Do as you please and don ' t get caught. 37 TOMMY HUGH LANGLEY Tom AMBITION: To be a conservation officer. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3, Treasurer 3, Co-Op 4, Most Versatile 4. PHILOSOPHY: Do the best that you can and if thats not good enough quit . y .  TIMMY LEWIS Speedy AMBITION: To own a Honda 500 and become a member of the Hell ' s Angels. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4. PHILOSOPHY: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow . RAYFORD MICHAEL LYONS Michael Dean AMBITION: To go to college and study for a de- gree in psychology. To take a job as a guidance counselor for emotionally disturbed children. PHILOSOPHY: Take life too seriously, and what is it uorth? If the morning wakes us to no new joys, if the evening brings us not the hope of no new pleasures, is it worth while to dress and undress? Does the sun shine on me today that I may reflect on yesterday? That I may endeavor to foresee and control, what can neither be foreseen or controlled, the destiny of man. 38 f ANITA McCOLLUM Nita AMBITION: To get away from Winfield. CLUBS AND HONORS: West Highland High School: Jr. Honor Society 1, Science Club 1, Student Coun- cil 1, Annual Staff 3, Winfield High School: Pep Club 2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4. PHILOSOPHY: Do your own thing today. It may be illegal tomorrow . ; JACKSON HAYES McDONALD Hoonce AMBITION: That someday I will be able to tell others not to live like myself. CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 1-2-3-4, W Club 2-3-4, President 4, Key Club 2-3-4, Bouncer 3-4, FFA 3-4, President 3, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 1-2-3-4, Co-Editor 4, Track 2-3-4, TIE 4, 4-H 1-2, Science Club 1-2, Marshall 3. PHILOSOPHY: Born weird and silly, and had a relapse. PAMELA SUE McKAY Bomber AMBITION: To always have happiness and success. CLUBS AND HONORS: Chorus 1-2-4, Girl ' s En- semble 1-4, All-State Chorus 3, Pep Club 1-2-3, Secretary 3, French Club 2-3, FHA 1-2-3, FTA 3, Newspaper Club 1, Student Council 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Usherette 3, MLA 3-4, 1st Vice-President 3, President 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Editor 4, Home- coming Maid, Class Secretary 3, Class Representa- tive 4, Class Historian Committee. 39 ELIZABETH ANN McMILLAN Amy AMBITION: To give up fickleness forever! CLUBS AND HONORS: Student Body President 4, Student Council 1-4, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Co-Head 4, W Club 2-3-4, Sr. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Vice- President 1, Reporter 3, MLA 1-2-3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, 2nd Vice-President 4, Chorus 1-2-3- 4, Girl ' s Softball Team 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Jr. Honor Society 1-2, Class President 1, Home- coming Court 8th, Science Composition Award 1, NEDT Award 1. MARGARET MILES Cheeta AMBITION: To get out of life what I need and also put back in. CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA , Volleyball 3-4, Soft- ball 3-4, Sr. Pep Club 3-4, Sr. Chorus 3-4, Sr. Science. PHILOSOPHY: To be helped , you must help. To be loved, you must love. But to be greedy, you can do that by yourself. REGINA KAY MILES Nit Wit AMBITION: To find my special someone and spend the rest of my life trying to make him happy. CLUBS AND HONORS: 4-H 1-2, FHA 3, Chorus 1-2-3, Flag Corps 1, Prep. 3, Co-Op 4, Volley- ball Team 3 . PHILOSOPHY: Love starts when another person ' s needs become more important than your own. 40 ROGER DALE MILES Rock AMBITION: To become the richest man in Winfield. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, TIE 4, 4-H 1- 2. ' ■ PHILOSOPHY: Everyone should do the best they can. x V ROY ALAN MILES Head AMBITION: To be the best computer programmer I.B.M. has ever had. CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 1,4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, TIE 4, FTA 3, FFA 2-3, Usher 3, Cho- rus 1-2-3-4, All-State Choir 1-2, Boys Ensemble 1-2, Science Composition Award 2, Senior Science Club 2-3. PHILOSOPHY: Walk softly and carry a Big Stick. NED BAXTER NICHOLS Kinky AMBITION: To be an educated bum. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Football 1, French Club 2-3. PHILOSOPHY: Get the most out of something with- out having to work for it. 41 1 1 JERRY WILSON PERRY AMBITION: To have the best pack of coon dogs in the world. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Math Club 1. PHILOSOPHY: Silence is golden. TIMOTHY O ' NEAL PERRY Kudell AMBITION: To be King. CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, W Club 3-4. PHILOSOPHY: Never throw rocks at churches and never fight over women. TONY PRESTON PERRY Toenail AMBITION: To let my hair grow as long as I want. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Football 1- 2-3-4, W Club 3-4, Track 1-2-3. PHILOSOPHY: Do unto others; before they do unto you. 42 JANET BURKS POPE Turkle AMBITION: To be co-owner in Raymond Spann ' s Five and Ten. CLUBS AND HONORS: Junior Cheerleader 1, Co- Head 1, Homecoming Court 66-67, Chorus 1-2, FHA 1-2, Secretary 2, Pep Club 1-2-3, Treasurer 3, W Club 2-3, Varsity Cheerleader 2-3, Co- Head 3. PHILOSOPHY: It takes the best to keep me away from the rest of the world. RICKY NEAL POPE Dick AMBITION: To live like a king on my peasants salary. CLUBS AND HONORS: Chorus 1-2, FTA 4, Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Baseball 2, Track 1-2, W Club 2-3-4, Key Club 2-3-4, Face Club 3, FFA 4, Secretary 4, All WAD 4, TIE 3-4, News- paper Staff 2, 4-H 1, NEDT Certificate. PHILOSOPHY: Never look back, something may be gaining on you. DANIEL GRADY POWELL AMBITION: To be able to never have to say I ' m sorry. CLUBS AND HONORS: TIE 3-4, Teachers Pet 4. PHILOSOPHY: Heaven will surely be worth it all. 43 JANICE HEATHCOCK PRESCOTT AMBITION: To live a peaceful, happy and fulfill- ing life. CLUBS AND HONORS: Junior Beta Club 1, Chorus 2, Pep Club 3, TIE 4. PHILOSOPHY: Take life as it is, not as you want it to be. LINDA FAY PRESCOTT AMBITION: To always be happy. CLUBS AND HONORS: Chorus 2, FHA 1, Y-Teens 3-4, Homecoming Maid 2, Pirateer Personality 2, Key Club Sweetheart 3, District Key Club Sweet- heart 3, Graduation Usherette 3, FTA 3, Inaugural Parade Rep. 3, Flag Corp 4, MLA 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Prettiest 4, Most Courteous 4, Most Popu- lar 4. PHILOSOPHY: Today is the first day of the rest of your life. BRENDA JANNETTE KITCHENS RABURN Bren AMBITION: To be as happily married in future as in the present . CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA 1-2-3, Jr. Pep Club 1, Sr. Pep Club 2-4, Sr. Science Club 2-3, Sec. 3, FBLA 4, Treasurer 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus 4, Teachers Pet 4. PHILOSOPHY: SMILE - It makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. 44 JAMES AUTHUR REESE Sylvester AMBITION: To be the next president of the Con- federacy. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Football 1-2-3, TIE 4, Jr. Science Club 1-2. PHILOSOPHY: Do twice unto others, then cut out. ROBERT DANIEL ROBERTSON Bobby AMBITION: To be successful and happy no matter what course my life may take. CLUBS AND HONORS: W-Club 3-4, Key Club 3-4, Chorus 4, Basketball 3-4, Most Valuable 3, Re- bounding Award 3, Field Goal Award 3, Track 3, Baseball 3, Homecoming Escort 3-4, Key Club Re- porter 4, All WAC 3, All-Area 3-4, All County 3-4, Transferred From Selma; Varsity Club 2, Key Club 2, Track 2. MARGRETE SUSAN MELINDA SEGARS Crack AMBITION: To remember that when I stretch the truth to watch out for the snapback, because it is easy to tell a lie but hard to tell only one lie. CLUBS AND HONORS: Band 1-2-3-4, Majorette 2-3-4, Directors Honor Band 1-3-4, Pep Band 2, Band Captain 4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 1-2-3-4, Concert Choir 1, Homecoming Maid 3, MLA 3-4, Parliamentarian 4, FTA 3, Secretary 3, Sr. Class President 4, Student Council 4, Music Camp Scholarship 1, FHA 1, Wittiest 4, Class Fa- vorite 3. 45 DONNA KAY SMITH Punkin AMBITION: To be as happy in the future as in the present. CLUBS AND HONORS: Chorus 2, FHA 1-2, Math Club 1, Newspaper Club 4, Pep Club 2-4, TIE 3-4, Volleyball Team 4, Biggest Flirt 4. PHILOSOPHY: A smile is the lighting system of the face and the heating system of the heart . JIMMY HARRISON SMITH Cottontop AMBITION: To become what I wish, and to be happy always. CLUBS AND HONORS: Key Club 1-2-3-4, Jr. Sci- ence Club 1, State Band 1-2, District Band 1-2-3- 4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, State Chorus 1-2, District Chorus 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Sec. 4, Officer 3-4, FFA 2-3-4, Treasurer 3-4, Dairy Judging 2-3-4, District Winner 3, Tractor Driving 2 , FTA 4, Sec. 4, Boys ' State 3, Math Club 1, Stage Band 2-3, FFA Band 3, Best Groomed 4, St. Farmer Degree. TERRY ANN SMITH Smithey AMBITION: To go places I haven ' t been, meet new people, do things I haven ' t done, learn things I don ' t know and use all to the fullest of my ability. CLUBS AND HONORS: Class Ptesident 1, Class Fa- vorite 1, Basketball 1-3, Track 4, Volleyball 3-4, Softball 3-4, Gymnastics 3, FHA 2, Pep Club 2-3- 4, Y- Teens 3-4, Newspaper Club 3-4, Editor 4, Art 1, Annual taff 4, Flag Corp 4, Speech 3, Public Speaking Award 3, Most Athletic 4, Class Poet 4, Class Flower Com. 46 JANICE KAY SMOTHERS Janrick AMBITION: To love and to be loved. CLUBS AND HONORS: FTA 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, MLA 3-4, Class Favorite 1, Best Personality 4. PHILOSOPHY: Woman was created from the rib of man, not from his head to be above him, nor his feet to be walked upon, but from his side to be equal, near his arm to be protected, and close to his heart to be loved. DEBORAH JEAN SOUTH Squeezie-Bear AMBITION: To always be happy and to share in the happiness of those I love. CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Honor Society 8th, Vice- President 1, Class Officer Vice-President 2, Class Favorite 3, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Head 4, W Club 2-3-4, Sr. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4, MLA 3-4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Graduation Usherette 3, Chorus 8th 1-2-3-4, Girls Ensemble 1-2-3-4, Con- cert Choir 1, Miss Merry Christmas 2nd Alt. 4, Christmas Princess 8th 1, Student Council 2-3. ■ ■■ JERRY ROLAND SPANN Pole Bender AMBITION: To be successful in Boston (Brilliant) ! CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Science Club 1, Jr. Honor Society 1, Basketball 1-2, TIE 3-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, Track 1, Annual Staff Con- vention 4, Friendliest 4. PHILOSOPHY: Experience is the best teacher in anything. m 47 KATHY SUE TAYLOR AMBITION: To find that thing which is hardest to find - myself. CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Honor Society 1-2, Sr. Honor Society 3-4, French Club 2-3, Science Club 3, Paper Staff, Co-Editor 3, Y-Teens 4, FBLA 4, Honor Society Pres. 4, FTA Pres. 4, Pep Club 4, Miss Citizenship 4, Best Groomed 4. PHILOSOPHY: The only rose without thorns is friendship. BENNY JOE TIDWELL Boosie AMBITION: To go to Auburn and get a degree in Agriculture Education and set up a good career in teaching. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, President 3, Vice-President 4, Science Club 1-2, Math Club 1, Basketball 1-2-3, FTA 1. PHILOSOPHY: Life is but a dream, so live and en- joy your dream while it lasts because all dreams come to an end. SANDY MILLS TOWNLEY Mama AMBITION: To live a long happy life with Fred. CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Cheerleader, Chorus 1, Pep Club 1-2, Sr. Honor Society 4, MLA 3-4, Parliamentarian and Giftorian 4, FTA 3, FHA 1, Secretary 2, Maid of Honor 4, Co-Op 4, Prepar- atory 3, Christmas Princess 1. PHILOSOPHY: Love means never having to say you ' re sorry. 48 WANDA FA YE TRIMM AMBITION: To always be what God would have me be. CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA 1, Chorus 2, FTA 3, Y- Teens 3-4, Vice President 4, Christmas Princess 3, MLA 4, Flag Corp 4, Most Dependable 4, French Club 2 . PHILOSOPHY: Life is like a mirror, if you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greet- ing. LONNIE RAY TUCKER Friar AMBITION: To get what I want when I want it. CLUBS AND HONORS: Band 1-2-3-4, Walker ' s Directors Honor Band 1-2-3, Bronze Medal Win- ner 2, Band Camp Scholarship 1, FFA 1,2,4, Re- porter 4, French Club 3. PHILOSOPHY: Do unto others before they do it to you. RANDY DALE TUCKER Smack AMBITION: To be free!!! CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Track 3-4, W Club 4, Key Club 4, FFA 4, Most Athletic 4, Chorus 4, Miss Merry Christmas Play 4. PHILOSOPHY: If you can ' t think of a philosophy worth thinking of, don ' t think of one at all. 49 CHESTER TIMOTHY TUGGLE Tim AMBITION: To add two and two and get four. CLUBS AND HONORS: Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, W Club 3-4, Athletic Scholastic Award 3, Key Club 3-4, Reporter 3, Boys ' State Rep. 3, Jr. Honor Society 1, Sr. Honor Society 2-3-4, Vice-President 2, Jr. Science Club 1, FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA County Public Speaking Win- ner 1-3-4, Usher 3, Citizenship Conference 3, WCHS Science Fair Winner 1-4, NEDT Award 1, Class Officer 3, Regional Science Fair 2nd Place Physic 4. ROBBIE LYNN VICKERY AMBITION: To marry a millionaire millionaire. a dying CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Science Club 1, Chorus 1-2, NEDT Award 1-2, French Club 2-3, Pep Club 3, Jr. Honor Society 1-2, Sr. Honor Society 3-4, Graduation Usherette 3, Flag Corps 4, FTA 4, Y-Teens 3-4, President 4, FBLA 4, Secretary 4, Co-Op 4, Class Favorite 4, Most Likely to Succeed 4. SANDRA KAY VICKERY Wino AMBITION: To have more fun in the years to come, as I have in the past. CLUBS AND HONORS: FHA 1-2, Preparatory 3, Co-Op 4, 4-H, Chorus 2, Girls Volleyball Team, Jr. Science Club 1. PHILOSOPHY: To sit back and take everything as it comes. 50 TERESA BIRCHFIELD WATKINS Birchfield AMBITION: To have an All Star Football Player and a little Miss America. CLUBS AND HONORS: Band 1-2-3, Y- Teens 3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Preparatory 3, Co-Op 4, 4-H, Girls Volleyball Team 3-4, Co-Captain 4, Girls Softball Team 3-4, Jr. Science Club 1, Sr. Pep Club 3, Honor Band 3. PHILOSOPHY: To always be loved by that special one as I love him. MELINDA ANN WEEKS Annie AMBITION: To be loved by the one I love. CLUBS AND HONORS: Jr. Pep 1, FHA 1, Chorus 1-2, Sr. Science Club 3, FTA 3-4, Y- Teens 4, Reporter 4, FBLA 4, President 4, Flag Corps 4, Preparatory 3, Co-Op 4, Newspaper Club 4, Typist 4, MLA 4. PHILOSOPHY: The grand essentials to happiness in this life are; something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. RANDY LEE WEEKS Wild Man AMBITION: To be a rich and happy motorcycle bum. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3, State Farmer Degree 3, Chapter Farmer Degree 3, FFA Land Judging 2-3, Outstanding Individual Scorer Land Judging 2-3, Jr. Honor Society 1, TIE 4. ., ffl ife k  Si 51 DARYL CRAIG WHITE Stud AMBITION: To do the best in everything I attempt. CLUBS AND HONORS: FFA 1-2-3-4, French Club 2-3, Best Sport 4. PHILOSOPHY: Live your Life as if you only had one. Class Sponsors: Mrs. Velda Bostick Mrs. Varina Hargett Mr. Jimmy Couch Mr. Kenneth Jackson Mr. E. E. Ivie, Jr. Class Flower: Daisy Class Colors: Yellow, Green and White Class Motto: Give us a place to stand and we will move the earth. ' 52 CO S3 Eleventh Grade 54 And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. Phillip Adams Roy Akers Jerry Aldridge Stanly Baker Susan Barnes Perry Bass Greg Beasley Shirley Beasley Donna Berryhill Vic Berryhill Randall Bly Guy Bolton Beverly Box Roger Box Lonne Bums Stanly Carter James Colburn Charlie Davis Anna Dodd Vicki Dodson Cathy Doss Bill Dozier Kathy Elliot Charlene Estes Gary Estes Roger Estes Angle Foster Rod Fuqua Jo Anna Green Debbie Hambric Tommy Hanks Vanda Hawkins Glenda Heath John Hitt Pam Hubbert Anita Kimbrell David Langston Fred Lawrence Rebecca Lee Glenda Lovett 55 Dianne Lusk Jimmy Lynn Margie McCoy Debbie McDonald Edwin McDonald Dorothy McLemore Donna Marshall Deborah Martineau Randy D. May Randy May Richard Mayfield Wanda Mayfield Barry Miles Mitch Pate Bobby Prescott Steve Reed Lance Riley Herbert Roberts Robin Roberts Donny Robertson Larry Sewell Max Shores Debbie Sims Carlos South Ann Speers Lanette Speers Carol Stalcup Allen Taylor Dennis Taylor Doug Thredgill Terry Tucker Micha Vickery Phillip Weeks Dudly Whitson Sammy Wilburn 56 Tenth Grade 57 ' ■-- Owen Aldridge Phillip Atkinson Brenda Bass Larry Benton Stevie Benton Wanda Benton Judy Billingsley June Box Bonita Bryant Cindi Bryant Debra Burleson Phoebe Campbell Colean Carroll Karen Carter Sharon Carter Susan Cooper Eddie Cox Brenda Crowe Rickey Dickinson Darlene Dillard Yet the time in you is aware of life ' s timlessness, And know that yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today ' s dream. Ronnie Dillard Debby Dozier Barry Eads Nancy Earnest Randy Earnest Mitch Elliot Mike Franks Terry Franks Randy Garner Ronnie Garner Tim Gilbert Carolyn Harbin Martha Harbin Martha Hawkins William Harding Don Holcomb Rhetta Housh Chuck Howard Eddy Hughes Susanne Johnson 58 Gary Jones Lea Jones Jimmy Jordan Virginia Kamps Ricky Kimbrell Tom Lankford Becky Langston William Lenahan Hank Lindsey Danny Loftis Lillia Lynns Beth McCaleb Dennis McCullough Dawn McDonald Marie McDonald Danny Miles Gregg Miles Keith Miles Mike Mills Cathy Moore Scott y Moore Mark Morgan Bobby Newton Robert Norris David Oswalt Sharon Palmer Deliska Pittman Patricia Prescott Robin Roden Cheryl Sargent Rhonda Spann Sharon Stanford Charlotte Taylor Patricia Taylor Paulette Taylor Tonie Trimm B rend a Trull David White Benjy Tucker Dennis Tucker Brenda Wates Myra Weeks Steve Weeks Ella Faye Wesley Lela Whitehead Wanda Wilson 59 Ninth Grade 60 . Reba Adams Ricky Aldridge Jill Alexander Wayne Ballard Elizabeth Barnes Kathy Beasly Danny Berryhill Jane Black Donna Box Patty Box Sara Campbell David Cochran Sam Couch Tommy Conier Rose Cunningham Pam Dodson John Doty David Duff Yvonne Ellis Steve Estes Who knows but that which seems omitted today, waits for tomorrow. Ronny Finch Emett Foster Renette Franks Diann Fuqua Teresa Hallmark Kathy Herran Pam Hill Jessie Hood Martha Howell Dawn Hubbert Jakie Keeton Tony Langley Randy Lawrence Debra Lee Johnny Lefler A die Lewis Sammy Lynn Jackie McCaleb Kim McCaleb Macky McCaleb 61 Jerry McCluskey Sheila McCluskey Laura Marshall Don Miles Ronnie Mills Candis Mitchell Debbie Mitchell Sharon Moore Ricky Nabors Donnna Norris Obie Norris Donna Palmer Michael Pate Ricky Pate Tony Pate Cindy Perry Davis Perry Donna Perry Mary Prescott Charles Reed Malinda Reese Richard Roberts Andy Robertson Randy Sandlin Dennis Seals Susan Sewell Jerry Smith Tommy Smith Jimmy Smothers Cindy Spann Libby Spann Pam Stiles Greg Stocks Melba Stough Yodonna Studdard Wade Sullivan Roy Taylor Chuck Tilley Sheila Tidwell Hubert Townley Wanda Trimm Rhonda Vaughn Gary Vaughn Bobby Webster Scotty Williams Cathy Willicutt 62 Eighth Grade 63 Steve Addison Tim Atkinson Rick Baumgaitner Bill Bobo Diane Box Neal Box Beth Brasher Mark Bryant Richard Burns Joyce Cantrell Ronny Chaffin Glenda Christian Billy Cochran Joey Collins Kevin Cosby Nicky Cox David Crowe Benny Davis Carolyn Davis David Davis lost in the day-to-day routines of a transparent world of cellophane texts and plastic smiles . . . Dawn Dickinson Joan Dickinson Karen Dilliard Linda Doty Danny Dozier Martha Earnest Sandra Elliot Ronnie Estes Sandra Estes James Evans Ann Flippo Wanda Flippo Perry Foster Donny Franks Debra Garret Kay Gilbert Susan Gilbert Georgianna Goodwin Tommy Goodwin Randy Guyton 64 ft flfc Pam Harbin Shelia Harbin Steve Harding Gwen Harris Barbara Hawkins Vickie Hawkins Randall Henderson Ken Hocutt Becky Hollis Danny Hosch Donna Jo Hubbert David Hughes Ann Ingle Nancy Ingle Debbie Ingram Annette Langley Marshall Langley JoAnn Lemmons Elizabeth Lee Tina Loftis Mark McDonald Paula McDonald Thereasa Martinez Phillip Miles Scott Miles Whit Miles Timmy Morrison Bessie Newton Ted Nichols William Nix Wayne Pate Allen Perry Roxie Pitts Ronny Prescott Shelia Pridmore Rhonda Roberts Susan Robertson Douglas Robinson Kenny Shirley Allen Smith James Smith Johnny Smothers Keith Spann Ricky Stevens Cecil Sullivan 65 Debra Swanigan Charles Swindle Patricia Taylor Sue Taylor Kim Tittle Michael Tomlin Steve Trull Eddie Tucker Cynthia Tyra Cathy Vickery Sally Walker Janice Watkins Pam Watts Brenda Webb Dian ne Weeks Donna Weeks Kathy Wheeler Rodney Winston Dewane Williams Dennis Whitehead z 66 Seventh Grade 67 Danny Adams Jerry Aldridge Regina Aldridge Tim Atkinson Kathy Baccus Debbie Baragar Randy Benton Michael Berryhill Richard Billingsley Tim Bonds Debbie Bowin Richie Box Joe Bryant James Cain Bobby Cain Larry Carter David Chapman Mary Chapman Eddie Clinton Vicky Cochran you with your eager eyes and polished faces you with your hopes and dreams . . . you with your fears and longings . . . Danny Colburn Danny Collins Cindy Cooper Lilly Culpepper Sherry Cunningham Wendell Dodd Cindy Downs Steve Earnest Liz Estes David Farris Wayne Farris Lawana Foster Tom Frazier Belinda Gann Randy Gant Sidney Gilbert David Goodwin Felecia Griffith Peggy Guin Phil Guin 68 Keith Guy ton Cathy Harbin Debra Harbin Debra Hardin Sharon Hassler Karen Hawkins Wanda Heathcock Rita Henderson Margaret Hightower Sheila Hobson Rose Hood Darrell Humber Cathy Jenkins Beverly Kitchens Betty Langley Jay Langkford Mike Lee Sheila Lemmons Jerry Lemmons Steve Lanahan David McCluskey Wanda McCluskey Steve McCollum David McCulla Pattie McDaniel Sand Mann Tina Marshall Greg May Michael May Robert Mayfield Evelyn Miles Reba Miller Eddie Mills Lesia Minor Jeffery Morgan Cindy Norris Marie O ' Mary Mickey Osburn Dale Palmer Mark Palmer Karen Perry Melissa Perry Pam Perry Jimmy Pope Judy Porter 69 Mike Raburn Dawn Rasbury Myra Robinson Billy Smothers Bobby Spann Susan Spann Robert Spill ers Mikca S tough Eva Stricklin Wanda Sullivan Alline Taylor Kay Taylor Tony Terrell Tim Townley David Trull Michael Tucker John Vickery Myra Wates Tony Webb Clinton Webster Tommy Webster Darlene Weeks Sandy Weeks Ken White LeAnne Whitson ke 70 Martha Willcut Mary Willcut Olen Sandlin Special Education JOHN MICHAEL BURLESON Big Bad John PHILOSOPHY: Work? Yes I ' ve heard of it. AMBITION: To make as much mon- ey as I can as fast as I can and spend it as fast as I can. s e n i o r s Pam Box Marie Brown Sammy Brown Steve Causey Diann Cochran Jerry Foster Charlie Gray David McCluskey Harold Vickery Steve Westbrooks PATRICIA REED Tiny PHILOSOPHY: I have a heart with room for every joy. AMBITION: To be the type of person others will admire. 71 72 b Q v  te 73 MRS. MARY ALEXANDER 1st Grade MRS. G LEND A BULL 1st Grade MRS. LILIAN CARNES 2nd Grade MRS. REBECCA CAROTHERS 4th Grade MRS. JANICE COLEMAN Asst. Kindergarten MRS. DONNA CONNOR Reading 74 MRS. MARY CRAWFORD 4th Grade VERA DEATON 6th Grade MISS SHARREL EVANS 2nd Grade EULA MAE FOWLER 5th Grade MRS. ANN GARDNER 2nd Grade MISS HAZEL GREER 3rd Grade 75 MRS. LANTA HARRIS 6th Grade WESLEY MAE HILL 2nd Grade INA MUREL MOORE Music MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN Kindergarten ANNIE LOU MILLER 1st Grade MARY McCOLLUM Reading 76 JANIE NEWTON 4th Grade VIOLET MOORE Special Education ODENE MAY 3rd Grade ELIZABETH HOLLINGSWORTH Reading CHARLOTTE HODGE 3rd Grade LORENE MOORE 1st Grade 77 LENORA VICKERY Elementary Librarian JOSEPHINE WALTON 4th Grade ERDEAL WEEKS 5th Grade VELMA WEEKS 6th Grade WILDER WILLIAMS 5th Grade BRENDA TAYLOR 3rd Grade 78 Favorites 79 Mrs. Vera Deaton Sixth Grade Jessica A Id ridge Phil Baker Teresa Barnes Debbie Box Rita Box David Burleson Roy Cooper Valerie Dodson Bobby Estes Ricky Fikes Greg Hamric Angela Harris Sammy Hawkins Phillip Herrod Melanie Keeton James Kirkpatrick Ricky Lockhart Wendell McCollum Nita May Vicki Mitchell Doris Perry Jimmy Porter Mitch Robertson Donna Russell Debra Sizemore Bernard Smith Lori Stanford Sandy Stanford Karen Tyra Cheryl Walker Mrs. Lanta Harris Tom Alexander Terry Bass Marie Bowen Allen Brasher Teresa Burleson 80 Elaine Ellis James A. Garner Jan Gilbert Paul Gunnels Cathy Harbin Tony Harkness Chris Hawkins Janice Jamerson Don Johnson Randy Kembrell Jerri Lawrence Jimmy Lemmons Neal McDonald Clark Miles Tim Pate Eddie Porter Craig Powell Mike Pridmore Steve Riley Neal Sandlin Lajuana Smith Kem Woolsey Denise Waits Shelia Tucker Johnny Sullivan Mrs. Velma Weeks Beth Box Cassandra Bull Richard Cain Junior Cochran Andy Coleman Tina Culpepper Pam Davis Jimmy Dickinson Donna Dozier Donnie Gilley 81 Rose Green Cindy Harbin Lana Harbin Rebecca Howell Deborah Humbers Danny Lam ply Robin Lindsey Pamela Lovett Robert McCaleb Stanley Lindsey Regina Miles Marty Miller Kim Nichols Sherry Parish Kathy Powell Mike Prescott Tony Seals Paul Sewell Bobby Spann Sandra Speer Susan Taylor Cheryl Tucker Timmy Tucker Mark Webster David Weeks % 82 Mrs. Eula Mae Fowler Bruce Aldridge Gary Aldridge Chuck Alexander Donna Sue Atkinson Justin Beasley Tony Benton Phillip Box Matthew Bryant Lydia Campbell Donna Davis Tim Finch Regina Haney Russell Harding Kathy Hawkins Noel Humbers Kenneth Ingle Jeffery Ingram Stuart Lenehan Scott May Susan Palmer William Pate Danny Pittman James Robbins Randy Russell Howard Sandlin Chris Sew ell Keith Sprinkle Allyson Vickery James Vickery Joan Watkins Mrs. Janice Newton Mark Atkinson Pam Benton Natalie Bryant Angelyn Elliott Tim Estes Bob Flippo Charlie Foster Debbie Franks Mike Fuqua Teena Gilbert 83 Bill Taylor Jeffrey Tucker Wade Weeks Myra Williams Danny Green Carol Harbin Regina Hawkins Keith Hightower Michael Langston Deborah Newton Tina Pate Debbie Perry Eddie Porter Paula Pugh Sandra Sandlin Judy Spaulding Stephen Sullivan Glenn Stricklin Oscar Swanigan Miss Erdeal Weeks Mark Aldridge Laura Atkinson Bobby Barnes Melissa Carothers Belinda Carter Mike Dodd Jill Earnest Susan Elliot Mark Harbin Jamie Hitt Anita Howard Sandra Humber Donna Keebler Pam Kerkley Scott Lucas Vickie Mayfield Lisa McCollough Shana Miles Douglas Nelson Brenda Nix 84 Mr. Wilder Williams Robert Oswalt Neal Smith Joe Smith Leland Snow Jeff Stocks Jimmy Swindle Tammy Trull Jeff Tucker Tim Vaughn Dwayne Winston Deloria Willcutt David Billingsley Kevon Bridges Johnna Canterberry Kenneth Crowe Mike Crowe Eddie Duckworth Daryl Farris Alvin Foster Cindy Fowler Jimmy Harbin Tony Harris Paul Hood Alan Lang Tracie Lee, Jr. Tim Lovett Cindy Mayfield Donna McCluskey Ricky McLemore Joe Edd Miles Myron Miller Kenneth Pate Sheila Rainwater Barbara Rye Mark Studdard Levada Storms Ronald Taylor Ann Trimm Frankie Webster Kathy Weeks ■F Dennis White 85 Mrs. Mary Crawford Fourth Libby Aldridge Ricky Bass Greg Burgess Laura Clinton Sherry Dickenson Jeff Dozier Kennth Dykes Ricky Eads Jeff Farrar Larry Gilmar Richard Gist Mike Green Gary Halbrook Dennis Heathcock Jerry Hitt Sarah Hughes Jona Keeton Bill Mann Barbara McCluskey Chris McCollum Tammie McCollum Marth Miller Keith MiUs Alan Pridmore Kennth Sizemore Pam Sizemore Genntta Smith Connie Stephens Sandra Sullivan Harry Thomas Liz Tucker Gene Walker Hal West Jeff White Mrs. Rebecca Carothers Lisa Aldridge Nina Bow en Kathy Box Wilson Bradley Jerry Cain 86 Grade Lorrie Carter Jeff riavis Keith Dillard Micheal Dykes Frankie Flippo Keith Franks James Goodwin Wayne Hogan Judy Holbrook Ronny Holcomb Jeff Langley Perry McCollum Vicki Marshall Tina Mayfield Amanda Meharg Roger Moore Carmen Nicholson Charlotte Porter Joyce Randolph Terry Savage Margie Spann Phillip Stricklin Denise Taylor Dianne Taylor Liz Tyra Curtis Webb Pat Webster Vince Weeks Miss Josephine Walton Jeff A Id ridge Chris Atkinson Steve Barnes Marvin Bass Sandra Box Rena Brazil Billy Cochran Shirley Cochran Angie Coleman Roy Dickinson 87 s Tim Franks Marsha Gamer Kenny Gilley Barry Goodwin Gregg Griffith Ricky Hall Michael Hawkins Terri Heath Mark Howell Allan Ingram Jamie Key Kathy Kinbrell Lana Livingston Allan Lockhart Cindy Lundy Scott McCaleb Karen McCluskey Patricia Mobley Cynthia Nichols Kenneth O ' Mary Lisa Raburn Cindy Rasberry Mary Dean Taylor Margena Vaughan Chris Vickery M§Nii 88 Miss Hazel Greer Third Grade Miss Charlotte Hodge Curtis Barnes Tommy Burleson Karen Crow ell Bennie Culpepper Jerry Eilmer Rose Greene Shelly Hamric Leona Heath Kim Hubbert Linda Ingram Mary A. Keebler Amy Kimbrell Jimmy Lundy Dianne Mather Davie May Kathy May Mark Miles Greg Perry Melissa Peterson Edwin Pridmore Donna Roberts Elizabeth Sexton Jeffery Smith Melody Stanford David Taylor Pam Taylor Diane Tucker Jana Vaughn Jeff Vaughn Jill Watkins Janet Barager Jo Anne Benton Scott Box Timmy Cochran Edwin Couch 89 Miss Odene May Gary Cronier Jeff Estes Debbie Farris Stephen Goodwin Greg Guin Donna Harbin Cindy Herrin Eddie Howell Leanna Huguley Jimmie Johnson Stan Johnson Gamel King Anita Lee Lisa McCaleb Shelia McDonald Rodney Meheig Ka±y Mills Vanessa Odum Benjie Parrish Tommy Perry Debra Porter Susan Studdard Terry Traweek Randy Watts Robert Webster Jacky Box Dow ell Clark Larry Cochran David Colley Tammie Collins Tina Cook Kathy Cooper Debbie Davis Tammy Estes Frank Gann 90 Melissa Garner Dana Haney Danny Harkins Teresa Hawkins Sharon Henderson Melisa Lowery Jackie Sue May Alan Miles Tommy Miles Mary Mullis Janet Peoples Renne Sandlin Lance Spann Tammy Stanford Stevie Suddeth Keith Tucker Carolyn Tyra Bruce Webb Teri Robin Wilburn Roy Williams Mrs. Brenda Taylor Donna Adams Martha Akers Ronnie Barnes Doug Beasley Darryl Berry hill Debra Bowen Teresa Bryant Sherry Dozier Janice Dykes Richard Garner Dawn Garrett Mary Green Jackie Hall Loretta Harbin Marie Howell 91 Dan Thompson Rebecca Webb Tina Webster Nathan Humber Micheal Johnson Micheal Lampley Tim Miles Renee Moore Tommy Norris Gary O ' Mary Joe Pate Terry Prescott Dwayne Raburn Richie Redmond Melissa Reese Elecid Savage Brenda Strickland David Taylor 92 Mrs. Ann Gardner Second Grade ■ 4P - i iv ' ll Greg White Teena Willcutt Rebecca Aldridge Barry Atkinson Tony Bercheat Jim Couch Leisa Cravell Dale Dodd Kaye Earnest Timmy Grimm Todd Lowry Kenny McCollum Laura McDonald Tommy Meharg Davy Palmer John Randolph Lisa Rasbury Jeff Robertson Lynn Rozell Keith Sizemore Tammy Smith Stacy Seals Steve Thomas Jeff Trull Andy Vaughn Tim Walker Mitzi West AJk Rosemary Williams Mrs. Lillian Carnes Daryl Adams Anthony Aldridge Janet Aldridge Mark Box Stephen Box Willie Brown Russell Carothers Cynthia Dykes Kim Foster Linda Hawkins 93 Dorothy Hood Myra Hubbert Patricia Hughes Stephen Lockhart Ronnie Matthews Terry Miles Richard Morrison Terri Norris Lavinia Redmond Lori Sewell Amy Stovall Craig Stricklin Myra Sullivan Louisiana Swanigan Joan Tucker U3? Mrs. Sharrel Evans Keith Box Diana Burleson Jimmy Eads Kerry Evans Marilyn Flippo Kim Garrett Gary Goodwin Connie Green Susan Harris Hoyt Lee Hill Michael Humbers Marie Lucas Mitch Lucas Ben Miles Jerry Mills Rebecca Nelson Barry Perry Sandy Robison Regi Rozzell Keith Sanders 94 Karen Webb Tim Weeks Harvey Westbrooks Todd Scon Jan South Greg Tucker Mac Webb Murry Webb Jennifer Weeks Denise Willcutt Larry Atkinson Todd Atkinson Mark Birmingham Regina Collins Darlene Corkren Mike Darty Pam Dozier Kelley Fuqua Reba Harbin Jennifer Howard Allen Humbers Craig Ingram Andrea Lampley Robin May Richard Miles Eddie Pollock Vicki Porter Doug Pugh Leisa Rizzo Kim Sizemore LaGeita Smith Beth Taylor Bill Tilley Darlene Townley Kim Tyree 95 Mrs. Mary Alexander First Loretta Jo Wates Jimmy Lee Watts Franklin Parker Webster Janie Bass David W. Benton Andy Birchest Wanda Busbee Jimmy Canterberry Laura Green Kathleen Marie Jeffrey Hadsock Kenneth A. Harbin Anita Kay Henderson James D. 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V M ' X 101 102 Mfcfc ■ !!■ ■ sid «o 3 U 103 - President - ann McMillan Vice-President - MITCH PATE Secretary - MIKE MILLS Reporter - BETH McCALEB Parliamentarian - PATTY BOX Chaplain - DAVID CROWE 104 - Newspaper Staff Editor Terry Smith 105 Key Club ROY MILES - Reporter BOBBY ROBERTSON - Reporter o i 106 1 - ' i- ' | ' W Club Officers 107 108 Jr. Pep Club President MARY PRESCOTT Vice-President KAY GILBERT Secretary- Treasurer REBA ADAMS 109 Ifitfik no French Club President - CAROL STALCUP Vice-President - ROBIN RODEN Secretary - CHARLOTTE TAYLOR ill WB 112 fc-4 ' 3%2$; Fivl t?i i ' v ' ' ' -- President: DONALD JOE FOWLER 1st Vice President: BENNY TIDWELL Secretary: MODDIE ATKINSON Treasurer: JIMMY SMITH Representative: HAYES McDONALD Sentinel: RICKEY POPE 113 ■% ™ i :ML 114 , - ROBBJE VK5KERY President - WANBAHSR3 Reporter- ANN WEEKS Chaplain - ANGIE FOSTER Y-TEENS - 115 116 4-H Club 117 o i m KATHY TAYLOR JIMMY SMITH BENNY TIDWELL LYMON GOOLSBY DELISKA PITTMAN 118 119 Preparatory Micha Vickery Debbie Hamric Debbie McDonald Shirley Beasley Dianne Lusk Cathy Doss Ann Speer Kathy Elliott Lannette Speer Dorthy McLemore Donna Marshall Cathy Black Vicki Dodson Glenda Lovett Sponsor: MRS. HARGETT 120 Business and Office Education Tommy Langley - Citzen ' s Bank Alvin Clinton - Winfield Manufacturing Co. Ann Chaney - Principal ' s Office Sandra Vickery - Elementary Library Linda Couch - Business Educat ion Office Phyllis Doss - High School Office Robbie Vickery - Superintendent ' s Office Sandy Mills - Continental Conveyor Ann Weeks - Public Library Teresa Watkins - Rankin Fite Memorial Hospita Anita McCollum - Aubrey Sewell - Doctors Clinic Rheeda Harris - Harris Lumber Company Sponsor: Doris Evans Not Shown: Regina Miles - Rankin Fite Memorial Hospital 121 • ' , ' ; « ' £ SENIORS ALLEN CLINTON - McDonald ' s Big Star KAY SMITH - Rankin Fite Memorial Hospital ROY FOSTER - Winchester Mobile Homes LARRY DOSS - Winchester Mobile Homes JERRY SPANN - Winchester Mobile Homes STOTT CAMPBELL - McDonald ' s Big Star HAYES McDONALD - Barbara ' s Flower Shop JANICE PRESCOTT - Dr. Fikes ' Dentist Office DAVID HEATHCOCK - Vickery Motors GRADY POWELL - Cotton Mill RANDY WEEKS - Winfield Mfg. Co. ROGER MILES - M I JAMES REESE - Pate Chevrolet GARY DOZIER - Piggly Wiggly RICKY POPE - Cotton Mill SPONSOR: Durrell Warren 122 123 ■fJEry [ V J T 4 v 4 BF B ji •V i ,M-- 1 124 • 125 Class Favorites Robbie Vickery Tim Perry Prettiest and Most Handsome Linda Prescott Richard Dillard 126 Best Personality Jan Smothers Dale Brasher Jr. Best Dressed Kathy Taylor Jimmy Smith 127 Most Talented Cathy Black Donald Joe Fowler Best School Spirit Debbie South Tony Perry 128 Most A thletic Terry Smith Randy Tucker Friendliest Ann Chaney Jerry Spann . I 129 Best Sport Debbie South Daryl White Most Dependable Wanda Trimm James Reese 130 Wittiest Susan Segars Greg Addison Most Courteous Linda Prescott Moddie A tkinson 131 Most Versatile Anita McCollum Tommy Langley Most Popular Linda Prescott Benny Tidwell 132 Teachers Pet Brenda Raburn Grady Powell 133 Most Mischievous Phyllis Doss Larry Doss 134 135 Homecoming Queen Linda Prescott Homecoming ' 72 Homecoming is a time for remembering - old friends, teachers, the trials, the joys. It is also a rime for the students of today - for bring- ing everybody closer together, supporting the school and the team, for showing spirit. The excitement mounts to a peak, then the announce- ment is made. The crowd cheers and tears fill the eyes of Linda Prescott, newly proclaimed 1972 Homecoming Queen. 136 Maid of Honor Sandy Mills Townley I 138 BRENDA TRULL 10th Grade Maids MARY PRESCOTT 9th Grade 139 MARGARET HIGHTOWER 7th Grade 1 M L_ H K M ' J m ELAINE ELLIS 6th Grade 140 Best A 11 -A round Debbie South Max Brasher Boy ' s and Girl ' s State jjj Representatives Debbie South Ann Couch Tim Tuggle Moddie A tkinson Jimmy Smith 141 Mr. and Miss WCHS 142 Miss Citizenship Kathy Taylor 143 Student Body President Ann McMillan J 144 Miss Merry Christmas Beth McCaleb HF1 145 ' r; 1 Kwi Ha ! 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W mm • ••• .sw •• .a _H mwWo.- :a... 149 Athletic Staff BILLY COLEMEN - Athletic Director and Head Coach MICKEY BEATY- Assistant Coach KEN GOGGANS - Assistant Coach BILLIE MORRIS - Girl ' s P. E. Teacher and Girl ' s Volleyball TViiS IS (JOfNG- TO BE AHOTHER V6REAT SEASON I 150 i to MODDIE ATKINSON Halfback Lettered 2 years GREGG ADDISON Center and Linebacker Lettered 2 years Seniors TIM TOGGLE Guard Lettered 2 years DONALD JOE FOWLER Fullback Lettered 2 years 152 DALE BRASHER Guard Lettered 2 years All-WAC Seniors LYMON GOOLSBY End Lettered 2 years All-WAC All-State Honorable Mention ROY MILES Center Lettered 1 year hayes Mcdonald Tackle Lettered 3 years 153 MH MWW TONY PERRY End Lettered 1 year RANDY TUCKER Fullback Lettered 2 years MIKE DAVIS Defensive End Lettered 1 year Jt m RICKY POPE Hlafback Lettered 3 years All-WAC Seniors MAX BRASHER Manager 154 155 156 Seniors DONALD JOE FOWLER Forward Lettered 2 years MAX BRASHER Guard Lettered 1 year LYMON GOOLSBY Forward Lettered 2 years BOBBY ROBERTSON Center Lettered 2 years TIM TOGGLE Forward Lettered 2 years 157 158 159 Junior B 160 161 f Winfi Winfi Winfi Winfield Winfi Winfi Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfi eld eld eld leld ield eld Football Scores 54 14 14 6 41 15 60 35 7 20 Brilliant Cherokee Fayette Guin Vernon Hamilton Sulligent 3 6 7 17 14 Carbon Hill Cordova Haleyville 14 14 14 162 1971-72 Basketball Scores Winfield Winfield Winfi Winfi Winfi eld eld eld Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfi Winfi Winfi eld eld eld Winfield Winfi Winfi Winfi Winfi Winfi eld eld eld eld eld 62 Vernon 53 Guin 63 Brilliant 54 Carbon Hill 44 Haleyville ' 49 Brilliant 46 Hamilton 47 Fayette 61 Hamilton 43 Haleyville 62 Hubbertville 64 Dora 57 Montevallo 52 Calera 56 Carbon Hill 45 Fayette 65 Sulligent 63 63 44 61 54 43 54 55 63 39 63 84 62 47 60 50 69 163 164 Infielders 165 Track Team U i - ■ fc , l! ' Ui. Relays Field Events ■7 I ' W ' JW fr- - ji nflB 166 CO 167 s e n • i o r C h e e r I e a d e r s DEBBIE SOUTH Head 3 years ann mcmillan Co- Head 3 years Hchers and Cat 168 V a r s i t y c h e e r I e a d e r s DAWN McDONA 2 years 169 2 170 JANE BLi Ninth Grad 171 172 ni 3 173 3ti 8S W :■ ■ -. J fc il ill jflS a fo ■KL ' l l B9hI _ HlH t h - , AU Xj ■ , uH 1 T|t H i j t i ib ■ 2 MJriH • J r l i M im 1% ll iff ? [to f TV,.. 174 Senior Band Members Q .3 Q 175 Drum Major 176 A THY MOORE iade 177 b £j$$M? 771 4m% ■ ' r :. r.: ,,,■ 9i ■ , :: i$ F ag Cor ? 178 Chorus 179 t?« ed Band 180 ! j - f ' i ; -?i SBS; . 3 : fg Q • •,.• : s ■ 181 Class History It all started that warm summer day in August of 1960, when 74 innocent little creatures crept through the portals of Winfield Elementary School. These nervous little figures were the original Class of 72. Thirty-seven of this first frightened bunch of kids are in the graduating class today. New and interesting faces were met, and very quickly new friendships were made. The situation was very new to us, but our first grade teachers, Miss Louise Aston, Mrs. Lucy McCaleb, and Mrs. Wesley Mae Hill had a wonder- ful time orienting us to such an organized childhood society. At first we had some difficulty in arranging those cryptic little shapes and figures in the order the teacher wanted, for, to begin with, we couldn ' t to save our necks understand how a thought of something could be put down on a piece of paper! But after a few years our teachers finally succeeded in sub- jecting us to the basic fundamentals of readin, ritin, and rithmetic. First off the boys had ignored the girls, and the girls the boys. Later it developed into an antipathy. But somewhere along the line the girls and boys became mysteriously interesting to one another and eventually we all had our little crushes and puppy loves. They ' re so silly now, but then, they seemed so real. We had several memorable experiences in theatrics over in the lunchroom, and very likely ' we shall never forget those hundreds of frightening faces and forgotten lines and Mrs. Moore saying now that ' s all right. 182 Every day for several years we held the World Series, (Softball style), down in the grove. This activity we alternated with playing Tarzan and Jane in the ditch alongside the grove. Sometimes we even had a Cheeta! Somehow five years and summers passed . . . , and in the sixth grade we were beginning to realize how far we had come. It was that year that our class made some memorable excursions. Mrs. Week ' s class went to Rickwood Caverns and Mrs. Deaton ' s and Mrs. Harper ' s classes spent a drizzly day at Little Jerusalem in Cullman. That year, we also constructed our first class float and elected Lynne Kirkpatrick as our first Homecoming Maid. In May of that year, we were the last class to formally graduate from Winfield Elementary School. That summer after sixth grade, we were really apprehensive of the thought of high school. That fall, our fears were justified. We became track stars running to and from classes. Those tardy bells still haunt us. We finally learned what they meant by Six Weeks Tests, Semesters, Mid- Term and Final Exams. bffcP 183 In a motorcycle accident we lost two wonderful classmates that year in the seventh grade. We will always remember them and how much they meant to all of us. In the eighth grade we moved into the new gym and began enjoying the luxury of warm showers and heat in the winter. Boy, was that the life. School became a world full of experiences! Every year, football games, pep sessions, basketball games, tournaments, band concerts, and chorus try- outs were held. Looking back now, we can see we had our share of musicians and athletes and a long line of lovely homecoming maids. 7th grade Janet Burks 8th grade Ann McMillan 9th grade Pam McKay 10th grade Susan Segars 11th grade Linda Prescott In the twelfth grade we had Sandy Mills as Maid of Honor and Linda Pres- cott as Queen over Homecoming Festivities. Our Junior year we worked and connived to give the Seniors the best Jr.- Sr. Banquet ever. Being Seniors proved to be expensive, time-consuming, and loads of fun! We are now at the threshold of graduation. We will soon walk down the aisle to receive our diplomas and scatter to the four corners of the earth, some of us to higher institutions of learning, some to jobs, and some will walk down another kind of aisle. 184 Seniors, let us always remember our experiences at WINFIELD SCHOOLS , cherish our classmates, and live by our motto: Give us a place to stand and we will move the earth. Class Poem Today, Tomorrow, and Yesterday Today is a necessity, tomorrow a need Yesterday is full of shadows we all need to heed. I ' m waling alone now, all by myself, The hand that used to guide me , Has taken the back seat in my life. My opinions, my ideas have all changed, My whole outlook has been disarranged. New problems confront me, But I have strength to cope with them, Or do I? Decisions now are of the essence, The results are my responsibility and mine alone. My childhood is behind me A maze of distorted memories, I have a new life in front of me One I have to make for myself, What will I make of my new quest? Whatever it be, I pray it ' s the best Today is a necessity, tomorrow a need Yesterday is full of shadows we all need to heed. Statistics We took a survey of the Senior class and found 51 still had possession of their rings ; and the other 23 no longer have any use for their fourth finger. The Romantic Status of the class reveals 8 married, 11 engaged, 16 going steady, 38 playing the field, and I ' m still trying. 185 The health habits of our class as a whole, don ' t seem very conducive to long life: 35 drink some sort of cola, one of us likes milk, and an apparently ecologically minded member of our class said his favorite drink was water. 37 had other preferences. In twelve years of school we apparently have not learned to read because 55% of us ignore the Surgeon General, 20% chew, another 20% wisely plead the 5th Amendment, and an angelic 5% don ' t partake. The traditional lover ' s lane has been abandoned by this class and we are reportedly parking in Grandma ' s Cornfield, under bridges, in front yards, and more conveniently Pearces Woods. Continuing with our preferences we find that all two of our Soul Sisters voted WENN and Tall Paul as the Soul Sound of the South while the Anglos went north for WLS and Bill Bailey. 63 of our number prefer Alabama over Auburn and we had a write in for Ole Miss. At the Cinema, Love Story was popular with the Seniors. Arriving at the physical aspects of this class, we find that of our 74 mem- bers we consist of 70 Anglos, 2 Afros, and 2 perfect blondes. The average boy is 5 ' 11 tall, wears a size 10 shoe and weighs 180 lbs. The average girl is 5 ' 5 short, wears a 6 1 2 shoe and weighs a hefty 120 lbs. While much has been said concerning the impatience of youth I think it is interesting to note that the composite time we have been enrolled in school to date totals 425 years, 8 months, 25 days. 186 Last Will and Testament Greg Addison leaves his tube of Clearseal to Carlos South. Robert Bartlett leaves his Motorcycle to Rod Fuqua. Cathy Black leaves her bundle of nerves to Debbie Sims. Reba Box leaves her bundle of golden locks to Jo Anna Green. Max Brasher leaves his job to Steve Weeks better known as Wormy. Stott Campbell leaves his inability to get a woman to Gary Jones. Ann Chaney leaves her office job to Wanda Mayfield. Alvin Clinton leaves his glasses to Randy D. May. Ann Couch leaves her skinny legs to Carol Stalcup. Richard Dillard and Daryl White leave their sideburns to Edwin McDonald and Vic Berryhill. Moddie Atkinson leaves his place at the trailer plant to Roger Estes. Jerry Beville leaves his happiness to Robin Roberts. Johnny Box leaves his muscles to Phillip Weeks. Dale Brasher, Jr. leaves his Alexandra Mundys abilities to Dudley Whitson. Dennis Bryant lea ves his straight hair to Tommy Hanks. William Carter leaves his big ears to Barry Miles. Allen Clinton leaves his Renault to John Hitt. Linda Couch leaves her Three day weekend to Debbie Hamric. Mike Davis his long hair to Roy Akers. Jacob Dodd leaves his modern Guide to rational thinking and faking it to Max Shores. 187 Larry Doss leaves his VPL ' s to Randal Bly. Gary Dozier leaves his Mustang to James Colhurn. Donald Joe Fowler leaves his Mustache to Lance Riley. Steve Guin leaves his Motorcycle to Steve Reed. Karl Hassler leaves his good looks to Rob Bolten. Phyllis Doss leaves her sexy build to Micha Vickery. Roy Foster leaves hs red hair to John Hitt. Lymon Goolsby leaves his drawings in his English workbook to Mrs. Bostick. Rheeda Harris leaves her prissy walk to Dianne Lusk. David Heathcock leaves his Oldsmobile to Greg Beasley. Janice Prescott leaves her good looks to Dorothy McLemore. Timmy Lewis leaves his bike riding ability to Mitchell Pate. Anita McCollum leaves her outspoken ways to Donna Berryhill. Pam McKay leaves her ability of getting out of class to Angie Foster. Margaret Miles leaves her womanly build to Debbie McDonald. Tommy Langley leaves his 67 Chevrolet to Roger Box. Michael Lyons leaves his soul dancing to Lonnie Burns. Ann McMillian leaves her tears to Roger Box with love. Regina Lockhart leaves her Wedding Band to Sammy Wilburn. Roy Miles leaves his mirror to Charlie Davis. Sandy Townly leaves her many years of going steady and finally marrying to Donna Berryhill. 188 Jerry Perry leaves his Road Runner to Stanley Carter. Tim Perry leaves his comical ways to Richard Mayfield. Ricky Pope leaves his big nose to Larry Sewell. Roger Miles leaves his sex appeal to Roger Box. Ned Nichols leaves his kinky hair to Herbert Roberts. Tony Perry leaves the Coral Club and the Gravel Road to Fred Lawrence. Janet Pope leaves her happy marriage to Glenda Clinton. Grady Powell leaves his Bible to Jerry Aldridge. Linda Prescott leaves her shy ways to Beverly Box. Brenda Raburn leaves the wonders of marriage to all married girls in the Jr. Class. Susan Segars leaves her problems, headaches, and pain in the neck to Rebecca Lee. Kay Smith leaves her Corvair to Lenette Spear. Jan Smothers leaves her Firing Mustang to Stanley Bader. James Reese leaves his Vernon experience to Donny Robertson. Bobby Robertson leaves his 6 ft. plus to Phillip Adams and Gary Estes. Jimmy Smith leaves his 63 ' s to David Oswalt. Terry Smith leaves her big mouth to Susan Barnes. Debbie South leaves her headaches, her pulled muscles, and tears to Pam Hubbert. Jerry Spann leaves his tiger paws to Cecil Allen Taylor. 189 Benny Tidwell leaves nothing for he needs all that he can got for himself. Lonnie Tucker doesn ' t leave anything for he has nothing to spare. Kathy Taylor leaves her red hair, short dresses, and English abilities to Debra Martineau. Wanda Trimm leaves her short dresses to Donna Marshal. Randy Tucker leaves his ability to mock others to Tick May. Robbie Vickery leaves her straight hair to Cathy Doss. Pat Reed leaves her great height to Glenda Lovett. John Burleson leaves his TLC to Charlie Gray. Tim Tuggle leaves his dumb questions to Lance Riley. Sandra Vickery leaves her long hair to Cathy Elliot. Ann Weeks leaves Tim Logan to Debbie MacDonald, BEST OF LUCK. Randy Weeks leaves his grocery sacking ability to David Langston. Teresa Watkins leaves her Baseballs and Volleyballs to Brenda Bass. LAST BUT NOT LEAST: WE THE SENIOR CLASS LEAVE ALL OUR ARMY SHIRTS, LONG HAIR AND SIDEBURNS THAT WERE CUT OFF AND TAKEN AWAY TO MR. BRASHER, MR. IVIE, AND MR. MAY. 190 Junior Senior 191 Merry Xmas Senior Rings Homecoming 4 4 m w w H tm 1 Mfc Stove SWe £• p X 1 P e r i 14 III m e n t s Between Classes f r 192 193 194 1 5 t BTAeyre our m n of SHPperf, 195 GLEN ALLEN FABRIC OWNERS: Mary Ellen Turner Maxine Rutledge Best to Class of 72 Compliments of DR. GARY RANDOLPH and FROSTY FRONT Guin, Alabama Compliments of CONTINENTAL CONVEYOR EQUIPMENT 196 197 PIGGLY WIGGLY Wiafield Alabama WINFIELD STATE BANK Over 61 Years of Friendly Service Winfield, Alabama 19f The (IrnzEXS) IIixe: OF WINFl ELD Congratulations to the Seniors of 72 Bank at the CITIZENS BANK of WINFIELD A Full Service Bank Where a Part of All You Earn Is Yours! SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS 199 — Z — ■ — o CD Z o i (D 3 CD_ 3 Oi £ -£$ •j CJ en CJ r ;.p5% :3 r : _i v fc in £( 200 1 r r ■ ■ ■ , - - . . McCALEB TOOL SUPPLY PATE CHEVROLET 201 VILLAGERS MOBILE HOME SALES Luxury Living of Moderated Cost Highway 78 South Phones: 921-2240 Hamilton, Ala. 921-3921 SEARS CATALOG STORE Winfield, Alabama 487-6261 TIDWELL FABRIC and UPHOLSTERY From Piece Goods to Fashion Fabrics Winfield Alabama MAYFIELD CURB MARKET Winfield, Alabama 487-3569 PANASONIC ELECTRONIC HEADQUARTERS FOR 8-Track and Cassette Home and Car Systems 8-Traclc and Cassette Portable and Home Recording Systems Stereophonic Hi-fi Portable and Home Component and Casque Systems Am Fm Fm Stereo Portable and Home Systems Miniature, Portable and Console T.V. ' s — From 5 to 25 WESTERN AUTO IN FAYETTE Hitachi, Ltd. Exclusive Dealers for: Panasonic PANASONIC 202 Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Offices in: WINFIELD Phone 487-3221 HAMILTON Phone 921-2193 Good Luck to 1972 Sen iors That the Beauty of Life May Survive Compliments of MARION COUNTY MEMORIAL GARDENS 203 WINFIELD COTTON MILL IN Best to Seniors 1972 204 Compliments of Compliments of ANNETTE BOZEMAN OFFICE SUPPLY MART Judge of Probate Serving Industry, School and Church Marion County Winfield, Alabama WINFIELD-CHIROPRATIC OFFICE Compliments of DR. GEORGE H. MANN Dr. James May Dr. Boyd Jackson DENTIST Winfield, Alabama Winfield, Alabama BLANCHE ' S BEAUTY SALON RAY MOTOR CO. TRAVIS RAY CARTER GUIN GARMENT CORP. Extend Compliments to the Haleyville, Alabama INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 904 — II th Ave. P.O. Box 547 SENIOR CLASS 1972 Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Winfield, Alabama Guin, Alabama 205 POLLARD ' S in Brilliant Direct Factory Outlet Name Brands at Discount Prices GLEN ALLEN SUPERETTE ERWIN BROTHERS Seed — Feed — Groceries GROCER maTket1;T If we please you, tell your friends, if not, tell us! Winfield BERNARD ' S Store for Men Jasper, Ala. 3550 1 BURGESS — SERVICE STATION East Winfield T Y h o a u n ! k Ceramics Novelties-Clothes CARRIAGE HOUSE Hwy-78 Winfield THE BOOTERY Downtown Florence DISCOUNT SHOE MART Owner Christine McKay Guin — Spanish Plaza SHERMAN ' S Downtown Winfield Bob Marshall, Mgr. 206 w DODD FURNITURE Owners — Budd Dodd Roy Mills JOE ' S RECORD BAR Records and Sheet Music Fayette, Ala. BARKER RADIO TV RCA Sales and Service Ph. _ 487-6281 P.O. Box-462 Winfield. Alabama ws lusters vner BERRY ' S B r and ° . u s S e nd u H Y for Men a Boys ' t Fayette s Alabama McKAY MITCHELL Rock City INGLE ' S TV CABLE CO. P.O. Box 587 Ph. 468-3601 Guin, Alabama You ' ve Got a Lot to Live Pepsi ' s Got a Lot to Give Dr Pepper — The Friendly Pepper-Upper All You Have to Do Is Try It! PEPSI-COLA DR PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 207 208 Compliments of B and R HARDWARE CO. Phone 487-6439 Winfield, Alabama Jimmy, Wanda, and Jane Congratulate All 1972 Seniors Compliments of LU-JANE ' S DRESS SHOP and LUNDY ' S UPHOLSTERY f BEN FRANKLIN STORE Winfield, Alabama JONES AUTO PARTS With Complete Machine Shop Service Complete — Parts, Service Winfield, Alabama Compliments of LAWHON CHEVROLET CO. 302 Bexar Ave. West Hamilton, Alabama Phone: 921-2199 209 Complete Insurance LYMON GOOLSBY INSURANCE Telephone 487-6467 First Ave. North Winfield, Alabama T R U L L B U I L D I N G S U P P L Y Building Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Box 69 1 Ph. _ 487-3939 LOWRY SONS OIL COMPANY uni©n Where the Spirit of LIVES 210 DR. R. E. FIKES Winfield, Alabama Compliments of OFFICE-SUPPLY-MART Serving Industry School and Church Winfield, Alabama ROBBIES OF FAYETTE Boutique Fashions and Gifts for Entire Family Great Selection of NOW Clothes JEAN ' S World of Fashions Ladies Ready to Wear Quality at Lowest Prices Top of 3rd Ave. No. Winfield, Ala. Compliments DR. W. A. SMITH PHILCO DEALER Brilliant, Ala. DAN H. THOMAS Wishes to Extend His Congratulations to the Class of 1972 BUY BUZZ Quality Gasoline and — Save — NONE BETTER 29 Stations to Serve You in the Below Areas. Birmingham Jasper Cullman Selma Guntersville Tuscaloosa Winfield Buzz Oil Company Division ATLANTIC OIL DIVISION Home Office Fayette, Ala. 35555 211 If You Don ' t Trade With Us, We Both Lose HOP PRICE MOTOR CO. 78 H ' way By-Pass Jasper, Ala. 35501 Business Ph. 387-7250 Compliments of McCLUSKEY LUMBER CO. Guin, Alabama Res. Ph. 387-1021 5 - 10 RAYMOND SPANN YOUR VARIETY DISCOUNT STORE Downtown Spanish Plaza Winfield Guin, Ala. NOW 2 Locations to Serve You With Your Every Variety Need LOW Prices on Everything Tropical Western Fish Dept. Dept. (in Guin) (in Winfield) ROYAL FURNITURE CO. Serving Alabama and Mississippi Stores in: Russellville Tuscumbia Florence Hamilton Corinth IIll 212 . flWtK ? WT Completely Renovated and Expanded Facilities O C| IMPPAI I- 24 Hour Ambulance Service FUNERAL HOME Winfield, Alabama J. WHITFIELD MILES Owner-Manager Phone — 487-6405 RAY GOODWIN Ass ' t Manager Funeral Director 213 MAY ' S BEAR SERVICE Owner Aubrey May RAY WEBSTER Auctioneer Guin-Win, Ala. 487 3898 ROGER GUIN CAR COMPANY Retail — Wholesale Winfield ROBERT ' S Fine Clothes Winfield, Alabama CARL ' S MEN SHOP The Store for Young Men and Men Who Think Young Compliments to the S e n i o r Class of 72 OLAN CUNNINGHAM AGENT STATE FARM INSURANCE State Farm Insurance Winfield, Alabama Best Wishes Seniors Fred Fine Dave Fine FINE ' S Sulligent, Alabama BOX BARGAIN CENTER Winfield Alabama STRICKLAND REXALL DRUG CO. Prescriptions, T.V., and Radios Gifts Phone 924-6111 Carbon Hill, Alabama 214 HARRY CENTER DEPARTMENT STORE Winfield Carbon Hil 487-2071 924-5711 WINFIELD QUICK FREEZE B A R B A R A Locker Service, Slaughtering, Processing Slaughters Days Mon. Tues. Thur. Fri. Ph. 487-6486 Finest in Floral Arrangement FLOWER BEAUTY SHOP Wallace and Barbara McDonald Phone 487-2200 Box 384 Winfield, Ala. Congratulations Seniors 1972 BLUE ' S BARBER STYLING SHOP Main St. South Winfield Ala. 35594 Wayne (Blue) McDonald Ph. 487-2799 Main St. Winfield THOMPSON ' S MEN WEAR Hamilton, Alabama G. MAY ' S AND SONS FURNITURE Jasper, Alabama Compliments of DR. JOHN WHITE Suin, Ala. 215 Congratulations Senior Class of 1972 RANKIN FITE, AUTHOR FITE and JAMES K. DAVIS Hamilton, Alabama MC INDUSTRIES P.O. Box 155 Brilliant, Alabama Phone — 205 — 465-2233 35548 RELTOC MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Winfield Alab ama Phone 487-6415 P.O. Box 100 216 i£ih WEST OIL [J COMPANY WHITEWAY SUPERETTE Winfield, Alabama Shop and Save! HILLTOP GROCERY Win-field, Alabama Go! Pirates! Go! FASHION SHOE BAR Winfield, Alabama MINNIE ' S CUT CURL Winfield, Alabama Good Luck Seniors WHITE ' S AUTO STORE Winfield, Alabama VICKERY TRADING POST Winfield Alabama BURLESON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH WEBSTER ' S GROCERY Brilliant, Alabama JOE STEWART GROCERY Glen Allen, Ala. Compliments of STANFORD PIANO CO. Winfield, Alabama KING ' S STORE Haleyville, Ala. RAYBURN ' S FURNITURE STORE Haleyville Alabama McGUIRE DRUGS Guin, Alabama TIDWELL ' S GULF Winfield (GULF) Ph. 487-3499 V F A 1 1 G. F. WILSON ° a WHOLESALE e a n m c a e 217 ED VICKERY MOTORS M I SUPER SAVER For Friendly Smiles and Good Quality Products Winfield. Alabama 218 2)9 WINFIELD LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Winfield, Ala. Ph. _ 487-6473 Auction Sales Every Monday Private Sales Daily Horse and Tack Sale Jack Guin, Operator Every 1st Fri. Night Phone — 787-2967 We Buy Livestock Every Day of the Week. STYLE -A- RAMA Beauty Salon MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO 208 — I st Ave. N. Ph. _ 487-2323 WHIT ' S MUSIC STORE P.O. Box 776 Tupelo, Miss. 38801 220 SECURITY TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Where Kindness Is a Habit! J. Cline Weeks Chairman Eddy Stricklin Cashier Brilliant, Alabama MAY ' S RESTAURANT WALKER Winfield, Ala. COLLEGE BELMONT STUDIOS The Place To Meet Your Friends! 2141 2 N. 18th Street Birmingham, Ala. Phone 324-5026 Jasper, Ala. 252-1859 Good Luck Seniors ' 72 Portraits Weddings Schools Glamourized Yearbook Photography 221 Compliments of AUBREY L SEWELL M.D. Winfield Alabama fi. !S? %e, © SEALS Rebel American CAFE and STATION Winfield rn hi 222 Compliments of KOUNTRY KITCHEN In downtown Winfield For the Best in good HOMECOOKED meals. Open 6 days a week For Carry-out orders call: 487-6999 Compliments of ANGELYN RESTAURANT Motel Winfield EARNEST GROCERY Winfield, Alabama CONTRIBUTIONS: Bill Fikes — Attorney Hamilton Jackie O. Isom — Attorney Hamilton R. R. Pope Winfield James F. Dyer — Tax Assessor Hamilton Lynn W. Cantrell — Tax Collector Hamilton Pride Gann — Circuit Clerk Hamilton Central Drug Store Fayette Thank you — from the Seniors of 72 223 I: was the best of times, It was the worst of times. It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness, It was the epoch of belief, It was the epoch of incredulity, It was the Season of light, It was the Season of darkness, It was the Spring of hope, It was the Winter of despair, We have everything before us, We have nothing before us . . . Charles Dickens in A Tale of Two Cities 224 -