Wooddale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Nw A rousing performance by the Country Chunk . . . waves of laughter from the audience . . . the loveliest of Wooddale's Junior boys presented in the Miss Redbird Contest . . . our own spirited teachers as cheerleaders for the Wooddale-Sheffield faculty basketball game . . . bil- lows of laughter from the bleachers, even though we did lose . . . a giggle . . . a chuckle . . . filling the halls of Wooddale . . . laughter is still the best medicine. A Time To Weep Raindrops on a window pane . . . the teardrops from the sky above . . . a feeling of loneliness and sorrow sweeps over you as the solitary raindrops trickle down the glass . . . a reflection of your own tears . . . Elise Poe's stir- ring portrayal of the death scene from Romeo and Juliet . . . teardrops glide silently down the cheeks of the audi- ence . . . another type of sorrow . . . learning that you have failed another one of Mr. Pleasanfs tests . . . many sorrows and tears will come in life . . . yet out of sorrow can come happiness . . . and once again a time to laugh and enjoy living. 7 'I i J 'EE f ' K 3 s an QQ, W wr 2. 1 N, We .E W. 4 -14.1 z 2, -, ,K . M., fx fr., , . 'Sw 'w r f 5 i - I J ..n5. 1.1! -4- r Wf, I X ' N w V L .1 A 9 'Wm k ' ,W - f 44 2 1 ' 'Ig 5' if A A ' , fu, , - Jr 5 ' wif ., Y' , TWA. Y -, NWQ, 5533? 5 W' Q in X Ta . .-Ai' - M 5 fi x an , . ' 4 w u I ' 9 -gf ,- Q , -..,. -Q.. ,- -wg 1, f Q Q :A Q, X s uf'-Mk...-J et 4 .- A J .' 5 14 mia X3 U5 I I X X V . 1' . , fr e W , 5, L W Ak 1 S wufbl. I Qi! 1 M 'lg 'W' en? 2 4 ' ' ' ., 'J-W'f'!-, knew K 1-Sf'-'FQ -3. .kg-5-ig' ,, .-1-eff. ,V - Q43 Ja N , 'bass . ,-1' HK-,I . , V 1 rf , . 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'l'erri's radi- ant and surprised smile as she is crowned the 1970 Cardinal Queen . . . the car caravans to our football games at Halle Stadium . . . winning times . . . times of happiness and spirit . . . spirit revealed in our clown and boy cheerleaders during the homecoming game . . . it is easy to have spirit whenyou are winning . . . what really shows the true spirit ofa school is if it can still have riotous good-humored spirit when it is los- ing . . . there were losing times . . . worried frowns from the football players on the bench . . . the Wooddale-Sheffield fac- ulty basketball game . . . 1971 senior high cheerleaders on May Day, covered with whipped cream but still smiling . . . track events on May Day when everyone can't be the victor . . . a true winner is one who can accept defeat good- humoredly. -1- Il A Christmas puppy . . . gifts crowded under the Christmas tree . . . beautiful boxes of candy on the Day of Love . . . Oh, the bliss of getting! . . . teachers giving of their knowledge and years of work to help us learn . . . how much we get from what they give . . . giving to the Walk-A-Thon for the March of Dimes . . . the joys of giving a party with friends in Home Eco- nomics . . . it is so much fun to get . . . yet the happiness that comes with the spirit of giving is so much greater . . . it is truly more blessed to give than to reeeivef, l2 A T ime To Get . A Time To Give -6: 'RR Carving your initials on a tree for posterity with someone you love . . . sharing an umbrella in the rain . . . or even if it's not raining . . . just sitting together on the bank of a peaceful lake . . . walking hand in hand in the park . . . so much at peace with the world and everyone around you . . . the grass seems greener . . . the sky bluer . . . the scent of flowers more sweet than ever before . . . you seem to come alive with all of the nature around you . . . you have finally found the wonderful peace and happiness that comes only with love. A Time To Love I4 + , if 9 A ' s'AQL.' 1 A- 1 2,1 ., R ,M Q A Q.. H '-ff? H if ya A nl ,jx Z 5 , I ,' sl 1 Q A' ig, , - N ,SA 'f h I 'Nl M fx E5 W - L . ' Qs- mf Jw. .f ' ' A ' ' ,. , wg s W - ' M' .fm My , . 6 22233 :Q-,xl 5 . u, 2 I 1 'rx 'W 'gs 1' .I N42' fl X I ' v X VW 1 A A fi K ,Q-Q fag? xylem . . 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Twelve long years are brought to a elose . . . years of trials and struggles for many . . . also years filled with cherished and joyful memories . . . the First Graduating Class of Wooddale High School in l970 . . . were those tears in the eyes of our bitter enemies, the juniors, at graduation . . . there were many tears in our departing seniors' eyes that evening . . . for many this will he goodbye . . . to Wooddale . . . to friends who will go their different ways this fall . . . this would seem to he the end. i J A Time For Dedzcatwn As Wooddale achieved the status of a real high school this year with its first graduating class, the staff of the Cardinal felt it only-fitting that the first dedication of the yearbook be to the one who had guided the young school successfully through these last three turbulent and trying years. From the time Wooddale opened in 1967, and even before, our principal, Mr. D. Winton Simmons worked relentlessly to secure the best for our school. He is a truly dedicated man, faithful to the goals of educa- tion, yet always conscious of the needs of individuals. During his three years as chief of Wooddale, he has guided us ever forward toward the many accomplish- ments we have won in the fields of scholarship, athletics, human relations, and extra-curricular activities. This is our principal -this is Mr. Simmons, a friend to all, facul- ty and students alike, a busy man. Yet he is never too busy to chat with a student, lend a helpful hand with Shake and bakew for the Latin banquet, or to study ways and means to improve the physical and spiritual needs of Wooddale. It is with a deep sense of appreciation that we the staff, on behalf of the entire student body, dedicate this book to you, Mr. Simmons, May your days at Wooddale be many to give to all who come after us the heritage you so freely gave to us. Mr. D. Winton Simmons First Principal Wooddale High School .1 -, QS - WW-W.W Ww- w.,, -01: S19 V, I .4 rg X,,5f'if 1- ffl E51xQ?6 ' lxxwf fx bw ,, U , 53 Al Q +-.Amy -rev-m.,Ww 4-w Qfw.Mm-M M A . ,Luv ' W-1--.,,..,,, , M. '? '- Ugg,-Q.-L- 1 l W. 4 v 'mrw-.....,-.Q--Ji'--im.. --v.,,,w- fiiifiifiif Wiflf ilffillfff f Iiiiiiififff I ,Q if , ' 6 J- . ,Q imma ,G ..,. ,B 4. ,,, l 2 f? f L L , . n gifgifmliilffllffllf fff Y 1 gf Qi 5 'fb Jimi? xw iff x ' Q i rc. , ,V . f ,zo ww , A , 'Q 'M 'Q 1 414 ll 6 . E4 Q4 v,. W Miss Wooddale Miss Woocldale - Lynn, Rowland Lynn Rowland was selected by the faculty as the 1970 Miss Wooddale. Many things influenced their decision. Lynn is a member of the National Honor Society, Ad editor of the Cardinal yearbook, representative on the Student Council and an active member in the Spanish Club. Throughout the year Lynn has represented Wooddale on the Parks Belk fashion Board. She displayed her talent and poise when she was se- lected by the National Honor Society to represent them in the Cardinal Queen Pageant. She was also a member in the Cot- ton Carnival Royalty. Lynn graduated with top honors includ- ing an Academic Scholarship to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Lynn participates in all activities concerning school, church and community. 1 T fr I. aixfhulffw Q 1 f A Q T DE T LIFE . A Time To Live ,ff ,J- ' ,f M r. Wooddale Mr. Wooddale - Reid Bell Reid Bell was a newcomer to Wooddale High this year but rapidly made a name for himself. Reid moved to Memphis from Columbus, Mississippi, leaving behind his many accom- plishments. Reid continued his achievements at Wooddale. Reid was a member of the Varsity Football team, Basketball team and was a member of the National Honor Society. On Honor's Day he was awarded the most Distinguished Ameri- can Legion Award. Reid's many achievements captured him the title of Mr. Wooddale after being a Cardinal for only one year. 23 Miss Terri Pearson was chosen Wood- daleis 1970 Cardinal Queen on the night of the annual Cardinal Queen Pageant. Terrils sparkling beauty and stunning grace caught the judges eyes and her humorous talent captured their votes. The speech depart- ment selected Terri as their Cardinal Queen Candidate. Cindy Miller, the 1969 Cardinal Queen, crowned Terri as Mr. Simmons presented the roses. Melanie Timm was selected first alter- nate and Debbie Miller second alternate. Debby Terry was chosen by the other con- testants as Miss Congeniality. Cardinal M6611 xxki x ,MN 4' - , v rw .U .X V .A gp ueen, Of The Sabre And 9 Her Ladies ll The Sabre Club proudly presents their choices for Sabre Queen and her court. They were chosen after a close vote in which certain nominated girls campaigned for the honor. The halls were filled with the lovely faces of each candidate. Queen Heather Hammer glows in her regal elegance and Ladies Melanie Timm and Diane Duncan are most fitting in their roles. We salute our Queen of the Sabre and her court. 2 umm Swans ARE Il NEED, 'J-frm-'l l' 'Blish 'nuum usted u-'po sun., Shawls.-:runes urs in If A oral., NIOIHIG Ulf!! TUUIDRS an assays urn .euav 1 you nnnosaupve nuuys ri UPPIICIHYE POI 'l'Il8,,L9S'l' vulzl: seek? VCT! 8858 BLK SSE I !.f3f.!?8.i vs wsu yum: usrli Spirit Of 970 The Spirit of ,70 started off this year with a bang. The Wooddale Cardinals displayed a fiery enthusiasm in all their activities from room decorations to the Junior-Senior contest for best hall decorations. Among the varied activities were a bonfire, and a pep rally with boy cheerleaders! What could top this? Just a super car caravan, and a victory dance after the Wooddale-Tech. game that really moved. I 1 27 1 E X, ky 3 , Z 2 3 Q YV? C145 ,..q .15 y -J X N' Y. R :air 1' X? 5 Q i 5 iz 5 i JAN. I xg? 2 Ano? The 1969 70 Homecoming Court The 1969-70 Homecoming court sparkled with poise and beauty. Nine girls participated in the court in which the Homecoming Queen and two alternates were selected. Second alternate went to Pat Higgins and Vicki Higgins captured the title of first alternate. The crowning ceremony was touching as Ann Powell, 1967-68 Homecoming Queen, presented the flowers and Debbie Powell, 1968-69 Homecoming Queen, crowned the court. Irreplaceable smiles, and genuine tears of happi- ness ended the half time show, and for many ended their last high school Homecoming game. LW to Right: Debbie Sharp, Debbie Powell, Ann Powell, Heather Hammer, Pat Higgins, Sharon Sutch, Vicki Higgins, Debbie Miller, Cristi Hinson, Susan Pittman, Lou Ann Rowe. Lew to Right: Second Alternate Pat Higgins, Queen Sharon Sutch First Alternate Vicki Riggins. May Day Royalty King And Queen, Of May Debby Terry And Wayne Colley x R h.. ww.. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Becky White and David Bell Yea N Q V ,e W vt 44 5 ,W 4, Q 5, W ta ,Ka ., 1 , Chosen to reign over the May Festivities as Queen and King of May were Debby Terry and Wayne Colley. Queen Debby and King Wayne were crowned during the May Day assembly after the presentation of the May Day Court. Sophomore Attendants were Becky White and David Bell. Melanie Timm and David Thornell were Junior Attendants. Completing the Court were April Taylor, Grant Wickland, Diane Les- ter and Joe Zanola. fNot Picturedj JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Melanie Timm and David Thornell Junior Miss The Memphis Junior Miss Pageant consisted of thirty-five girls representing thirty-five Memphis city and county schools. Participants were judged on talent, formal wear, march routine and personal conference, Practice for the pag- eant began one month before the two day pageant. Junior Miss received 350000, First alternate and Second alternate received 5lB200.00, and trophies went to Third and Fourth al- ternates. Cindy Miller as the 1969 Cardinal Queen went on to the Junior Miss Pageant representing Wooddale. We are very proud of our Junior Miss for out of the thirty-five girls, Cindy Miller was chosen Third alternate. Sponsor? Choice There is only one word for this year's Spon- sor's Choice, Outstanding.7' Outstanding in ev- erything she attempts. This year the Sponsors of the Cardinal Yearbook chose Carol Knight in order to Recognize her many achievements for 1970. Carol's activities include Presidentof the National Honor Society, Editor of the Cardinal Yearbook, Student Council Officer, Active member in the Latin Club and a first place win- ner in the Latin Tournament. Carol also was awarded theNNational Merit Letter of Commen- dation. Despite these many activities, Carol maintained a straight A average and was select- ed as the class representative for graduation. Carol Knight proudly bows to this most deserv- ing title. 33 Student ,lim Davis, Boys, Vive-President: Marshall Williams, President, Carol Knight, Director ofSanitation: Cindy Miller. Secretary: and Debby Terry, Director at Large. Rene Bushnell, Director of Traffic, Not Pictured, Karen Holt. Girls' Vice-President, Not Pictured. The purpose of the Wood- dale Student Council is pri- marily one of service to school and community. It presides at all assemblies, leads the stu- dents in charity drives, serves as an advisory group to the ad- ministration in student affairs, and endeavors to exemplify to the student body the highest ideals in service and responsi- bility. The 1969-70 year included a highly successful March of Dimes campaign, a lucrative collection for St. Jude,s, and the neighborly Goodwill Tea to establish friendship with our rival, Sheffield. The organization is spon- sored by Mrs. Hendon and Mrs. Bowers. M Mhz -'N,1'1Fmf IIA 1 . 'QI' ' Q' ,,.,,.4 po MSW., . . VK ' - 'AM L .Jef The Goodwill to Sheffield tea was a clearing house for ideas and ideals for the student councils of both schools. Council E A SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR ' STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES June Craft Kay Haye Linda Hendrix Debbie Hersey Doug Key Bill Nettleton Cindy Perkins Laura Peterson Ann Powell Reid Bell Vicki Higgins Lynn Rowland Susan Spencer Carolyn Summers Ann Tinker Vice President - Joe Zanola Secretary - Cindy Miller Treasurer - Debbie Williams President National H e Carol Knight Vicki Viar Anita Womack r Society W0OdddZ6,S Teen, Fashion Board Wooddale's Teen Fashion Board includes: Anita Womack representing Lowenstein's, Jane Cructcher representing Sears, Lynn Rowland representing Parks Belk, Debbie Miller representing Shainbergls Ann Powell representing Levy's Sharon Sutch representing Sears, Rene, Bushnell representing Goldsmith's, Terri Pearson representing Lowenstein's fs:5!u se 'wsfswm These girls have modeled for these various stores throughout the year. 38 Wooclclale Sweeps Latin, Tournament First Place Winners Second and Third Place Winners DlSlinCli0fl Honorable Mention Cvrliflvate of Merit - 1 39 H onoris Day Each year Wooddale takes a day out to honor students who have achieved in the many and varied activities of school life. Awards are made in the fields of academics, sports, communi- ty service, extra-curricular activities, and outstanding talent. Meet some of these students. 1970 All morning students came to the fore to receive trophies, ribbons and commendations, This event is anticipated all year, and many proud winners cross the stage in the presence of fellow students, parents, and faculty members. , S K 4I There Is A Time . . . To Make The Headlines altee CGa1 Al Late in April Wooddaleis annual musical hit the boards. Beautiful scenery, colorful costumes, and tuneful songs all combined to pro- duce a hit. As the realistic railway car pulled out bearing that hero, that bobby soxer's dream, Conrad Birdie, the soulful melody, We love you, Conrad, brought down the house. It was hard to tell who enjoyed Birdie,' more, the chorus, the cast, the art department, or the au- dience. We saw many tears when the great production came to an end. The Cardinal Quill sponsored its annual Who's Who Contest. The student body voted in different categories for those students whom they wanted to represent them. The results were as follows:- Sertior Favorite - Wayne Colley, Debby Terry Most Talented - Pat Murphy, Sissy Moore Most Feminine - Suzanne Faye Most Athletic - Chuck Reed Best All-Around - Susan Pittman, Jim Davis Most Likely to Succeed - Carol Knight, Walter Hunter 1970 Whois 5? lg Who Sophomore Favorites - David Bell Janice Williams Most Congenial - Melanie Timm David Thornell Most Handsome - Randy Carder Most Beaatful - Debbie Powell Most School Spirited - Joe Zanola Vicki Higgins Junior Favorites - Kathy Warren Mike Turpin as Hall Of Fame t . i ' , ' REID BELL O 5 CAROL KNIGHT The yearbook staff proudly presents its selection for the Hall of Fame. The students pictured in this section were se- lected on the basis of good citizenshipg school interestg accom- plishments in academics, sports, drama and musicg and publi- cations. These students, in the opinion of the staff, represent best the qualities of the ideal Wooddale student. MEC STROUP JIM DAVIS DIANNE LESTER A Time To Be Famous 47 A X 1. CINDY MILLER CHUCK GARRETT LYNN ROWLAND H all Of Fame H all Uf Fame CINDY PERKINS CHRISTOPHER SMITH KAREN HOLT 5952 fur, DEBBIE TERRY 4? JOE ZANOLA VICKI RIGCINS CHUCK REID RICHARD WALLACE i 5 55 7 1 i d'5,!s-nQg P U Q Q 4 g -.. f?'fi.i f vi Z' in ff! 'E I - -f' 1 f, V.. NY 'fa 'Ea 1N1:'q xfxj x E f L 4 f 52 UR GANIZA T I ONS A Time To Plan 53 1 f 1 i P 5 f'-f-1 WE ARE THE MUSIC MAKERS Indeed the band made wonderful music for us 2 ll year. There were pep rallies and ballgamesg here were concerts and musicalsg there were and trips and honors. The year Could not have been better for students and band members. No ember of the Cardinal band will forget the fab- linous trip to Six Flags nor the honors won there 's well as all the other 'Tirstsl' this year. The . earbook staff salutes the All State Band, the West Tennessee Band, and their talented direc- tor. Mr. Darrell Vinson. BAND OFFICERS FOR 1969-70 WEST TENNESSEE WINNERS 55 Concert Choir it Z1 ...E The Wooddale Concert Choir achieved many goals and won many honors this year. Wooddale had the distinction of having three chorus members named in the All- State competition. Miss Witte took a group of four to the Quad-State Festival in Murray, Kentucky, where they did very well. ln April the choir was named Superior Cho- rus at Memphis State. This was an outstanding accomplishment for a school only three years old. Finally a Spring Concert was enjoyed by all attending. L sk X- fs fly Media Center - Another First Last fall our library underwent a change, from Library to Media Center . . . the city's first. lnstead of only checking out and shelving books, the Media Center Assistants help stu- dents find films, records, and tapes on a particu- lar subject. These educational aids, along with the machine on which they operate, can be loaned out for classroom use, to supplement re- ports. These assistants are truly needed and ap- preciated. Thanks to all of you from Wooddale. Debbie Harrison, Yvonne Pieree. Valerie Richardson, Cathy Mor- gan, Debbie Taylor arrive in the office liright and early to start the day of assisting the office staff. E Pat Carpenter and Sandi Bailey run tests for appreciative teachers and ? students. And Then There Vickie Cochran, Nlonlyc Cill, Dena Hayes, Becky Patrick, Deanna Claypool. Margaret Ruby are in the office- every day to assist faculty and students. Helpers in Guidance and in the main office. These students donate their study hall to work in the school offices. All period they run errands, look up and lo- cate students, Write admit and dismissal slips, and other miscellaneous chores. Their help takes a great burden from the office staff and the guidance person- nel. These students also gain valuable experience in office skills and public relations. No, girls. you t'zm't go lo Nl:-Doimld's for lunch. W ere HeQ9ers l Cindy Conatser and Gail Johns look for lost seventh graders. Working in the Guidance office is considered a privilege. Students who are selected for this ac- tivity must be above average in scholarship, re- liable, and must be hardy and healthy. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Yearout sent them on endless errands, and they probably' could challenge our Cross Country Track Team. They say, however, that they have more fun than any- body. Q Rene Bushnell, Kathy Burke and Sandra Mitchell keep tht- tfollege C2:li21lUgl1CS up to tlkllff. l l Dianne Lester, Cindy Perkins, Becky Long, Carol Knight, and Deb- bie Williams vheck t-allege entrance requirements and make excited plans tor their first year out in the big, wide world. 59 Current Affairs . The Current Affairs Club was founded to promote student interest in current events through discussion and debate. This year the new club was interested in racial situations in Memphis, the Viet Nam war, ecol- ogy, Memphis city government, college life, particu- larly at Memphis State, and drug abuse. Speakers talked on each of the aforementioned subjects. The club made a trip to City Hall where the mem- bers observed a meeting of the City Council. A visit with Mayor Henry Loeb was also on the agenda. A Christmas party was given for the little girls from St. Peteris Orphanage. Woodaleis Quiz 'Em On the Air team earned a well deserved championship. The team won the first semester finals, came back and won Mid-South Championship. Congratulations! Quiz-Em team Danny Coury, Dale Perkins, Robert Andrews and Sam Blustein share the spotlight with proud sponsor, Mrs. Caroline Pittman as they receive the city wide Quiz-Em con- test. Their beaming faces tell the story f along with the beauti- ful one hundred bill. 60 uiz ,Em Current Affairs Club Art At Woodclale Swish! A paint brush glides across a palette- ardent Wooddale Art Club member at work painting scenery for the next school play. Crunch! Hands are busily molding wads of pink and green crepe paper into huge flowers. Hours are spent walking through the rooms at Brooks Art Gallery. These are the ways the Art Club is pictured and best remembered. Members of Wooddale's Art Club are tomor- row's Picassos. They provide scenery for our plays and bring culture to the school with their paintings. Wooddale will be enriched through- out the years as long as we have our outstanding Art Club. bl Science Club The Science Club has been one of the busiest clubs at Wooddale. Under the direction of Mrs. Turner, they have provided Wooddale with a beautiful garden, complete with a fountain and flowers. They also sponsored Wood- dale's science fair which had many winners and sent stu- dents to city competition. At various meetings the club had speakers such as Dr. Dan Claypool from the Chemis- try Department at Memphis State University speak to them. Wooddale appreciates the fine work the Science Club has done this year and hopes to have a bigger and better one next year. Every Science Student Is Invited T0 Participate. 62 F.H.A. Stays Busy Who had the most fun at the Christmas party for children from St. Peter's? Teri Pearson, Pat Carpenter. and Pam Aquadro would argue that point with you. And from their happy smiles we would agree that they enjoyed thc fun time as much as the children. The Future Homemakers of America have indeed had a busy and exciting year. At Christmas the girls had a party for the children of St. Peter's Orphanage. Another project was raising funds for the national F.H.A. headquarters, There are also girls planning to attend the annual state F.H.A. convention. During the Open House they staged a bake sale to raise money. With so many outstanding accomplish- ments to their credit Wooddale is proud of it's F.H.A. Club, and hopes the girls will start, an even bigger and more active year next fall. fi Now, now, girls, let's not eat up our profits. F.l'l.A. girls made- many goodies for the bake sale, and they were he- sieged with customers - faculty as well as students. 63 Girl 5 Athletrc Assocratwn May Day at Wooddale was more exciting than ever. The G.A.A. girls did a fine job of organizing and officiating the girls track events. G.A.A. or Girls Athletic Association is open to all girls who are enrolled in a Physical Education class or participate in girls sports in competition with other schools. These girls represented Wooddale well in track, field events, and volleyball. This is the first year Wood- dale has had such an organiza- tion, but it won't be the last. Three cheers for G.A.A. u Y- Teens Seen: girl carrying box lmysterious boxj A secret project? Mission Impossi- ble? No, a Y-Teen carrying a box of candy. Why? To sell, of course. The Y-Teens is one of the oldest clubs at Wooddale. It is a service club. The 'Teens sold candy to raise money to spon- sor an orphaned child over- seas. A Christmas gift was sent to this child. Hayrides are synonymous with Y-Teens. The annual hay- ride was held in October, and a formal was given in Decem- ber. These girls have worked hard, along with sponsor, Miss Perry. We, the yearbook staff, sa- lute this organization for the many worthwhile projects and activities undertaken this year. 65 First place trophies . . . half-time shows . . . white bearskin hats . . . hula hoops excellent performances . . . all of these can be associated with Wooddale's drill team, the Sabrettes. Under the direction of Miss Hewes and the leadership of Cindy Miller, this group of thirty girls did a fine job of marching. They performed in the half- time shows at every football game and one basketball game. Also they spon- sored a charity project. Books were col- lected and donated to St. Peter's Or- phanage. How proudly they performed for us and for others. And how proudly we watched them achieve victory after victory. Hail, Sabrettes. 66 Sponsors And Sabre Club The Sabre Club is composed of Wooddale's ROTC officers and the sponsors. This year the clulfs proj- ect was to send Christmas packages to needy families. The club did an outstanding job in this project. The sponsors drilled every Fri- day with the boys and they were entered in competition with the ROTC sponsors from all the other schools in Memphis. Mrs. Barnes and Major Sperry are faculty sponsors. The W Club is for all athletes who earn a letter in any sport. Among their projects this year was selling place mats to make money for the club, and they sponsored a basketball shoot at Open House. They made it possible for the picture of the football team to be placed in the hall, and they sponsored the Football Banquet and the Spring Ban- quet. OFFICERS President ............ Chuck Reid Treasurer ....... Marshall Williams Secretary: ......--- Chuck Garrett Faculty Sponsors . .... All Coaches W Club 68 Jaycees The Jaycee Club at Wooddale, pri- marily a service club, is a junior auxilia- ry of the national businessmen's organi- zation. This year the Jaycees sponsored an information booth about the school and a pie throw at Open Houseg they sent Christmas packages to Vietnam, helped to teach a Leadership training course with the other Memphis Jaycees, and also sponsored Career Night when students and parents were able to learn about probable careers. Mr. Duncan is the faculty sponsor. President ....... .... J im Davis Vice President ...... Bill Nettleton Treasurer ...... . . .Jimmy Wilson Secretary .... ..... D on Dale 69 This year members of the French Club experienced something different at their annual banquet which was held at Justines. The guest speaker was a charming French teacher from St. Agnes who related her trip to Europe and her experiences in France. The members of the club enjoyed the au- thentic atmosphere and the magnificent meal, including Crepes Suzettes. Ou la la! The members participated in singing Christmas carols in French around the neighborhood. They also sold delicious French pastry at Open House, and it was hard to determine which created the greatest sensation - the marvelous food, or the cute waitresses in their fril- ly caps and aprons. We hear a buzz about a very exciting year ahead. French Club 1 2? , ' -' ' . it I 1, -.A A . 70 i f Frosty thu snowman max' be as American as apple pic, but he had a warm welcome for carolling FrPnch students. The group had a singin good time and their listeners did also. Club officers are Mike Snider. Vive-Prcsidentg Michelle Parrish. Secretary: Karen Holt. President: Cindy Miller. Treasurer. s' vFr RAGA M 1 N I O PT 1 M U M V I R U IMI CHRIS COOLEY . For ' AEDILE 72 S PQ R KJ OFFICERS If The Latin Club began the year's activities with a super slave sale. For two days ninth graders served the upper- classmen as lowly slaves. As usual the banquet was beau- tiful - gay with gorgeous costumes and laden with delec- table food. One of the most unusual activities this year was the booth at the open house. While all the other clubs were selling various things to make money, the Latin Club was graciously serving typical Roman food to par- ents and friends. Needless to say their booth was the most popular place at the open house. Kav: Haye, Maureen Witt, Donna Reddin. Chris Cooley, Chuck Garrett, Chris Smith. 73 Spanish Club Certain things have quickly become a tra- dition With the members of the Spanish Club. For example, the girls have become famous for their tasty tacos, and they make them several times a year to tempt students and faculty alike. A trip to Paneho's is usu- ally on the calendar, and it is an evening of great fun for all. This year in addition to the regular activities, the members gave gen- erously of time and effort to several charita- ble endeavors. The Spanish Club is one of the oldest organizations at Wooddale, and it is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Bourland. 74 f 6531 L L-A 2 K if, W V' ' Ji OFFICERS Mark Lodcn, Vicki Riggans, Susan Brock, Ann Powell. Melinda Schuette, Kathy Warrvn LB VUE. The V.O.E. Club, under the direction of Mrs. Hendon, had a fun- filled year. From their successful wheel of fortune booth at open house to the bunny girls with their Easter messages. to the slave sale on May Day the girls stayed on the go. They found time to work at their jobs, win prizes in competition with other clubs, and to contribute to several charitable projects. We salute the Wooddale V.0.E. Club. D. E. Club The Distributive Education Club, comprised of the students in the course, had another impressive year. They had a banquet at the Holiday-lnn Dinner Theater. There the new officers were in- stalled by candlelight. The director of the club is Mr. McAllister. ,Am air OFFICERS Suzie Williams David McDonald Leonard Brewster Connie Strong Janet Andrews 77 The Cardinal uill The newspaper staff, under the direction of Mrs. Blanchard, Mr. Castle, and Mr. Rainey, published six newspapers for the school. This year, for the first time, the staff published a six-page newspaper. We, the students of Wooddale, salute you for this fine ac- complishment and encourage you to keep up the good work. ,et 78 5 K The Cardinal The activities of the annual staff were many and varied, but nothing that an aspirin bottle would not handle. Selling ads, collecting Montesi tapes, selling annuals, and taking pictures are some of the jobs. But it is met by people who work hard and enjoy a challenge. We hope you enjoy THE 1970 CARDINAL. 'fir' Q, 1 'LA ig., a -' -,.., ,V ,.,fkk X , . ,lj M e e ,1 Lii,.1, ' QL'1LL A if A N -V K A . N. x Y .,:' PORT . . N A Time For e Excitement Football Season Puts Wooddale On Top 4,-. af' , agar VARSITY TEAM ow: Allen Cox, Ricky Tucker, Dan Bailey, Glenn Pugh, Larry Dickerson iith, Steve Rutland. ow: Warren Webb, Randy Cardcr, Reid Bell, Brian Farris, Morgan Dowdy, linger, Mike Turpin. wr Don Dale, Barry Miller, David Thornell, Chuck Reid, Brad Bradshaw, Jwcrs, David Parrish, Coach A. J. Mangum. Roger Clayton - Manager. All .L ......f, v - ' 4. wx, . 1 .. .Y M-.mf .ew , .M . .,,,Q,. if .. if ,..,...1 if . U., -fs .. fr V W.. ,, .15 .Q e . Q h . 2 R . - W . I ' Zi get Y , ' ae - ,elfdnf live ..h,,, A standard has been set by Wooddale's first graduating class - a standard of winning. Vlfhen the 1970 Cardinals finally became a varsity team, their only goal was to prove to everyone that they were Number One. They pulled through with flying colors. Practice after practice seemed to prove only victory after victory. lt will be hard for the coming teams to prove as successful, but a challenge has been set. We are proud of our team, and we know we have a reason to be. . X-any . f WHWWRQ+.st L' si 'Ji' A as' 1439? , i A R FJ , ..J. . , fy -Q Q The Keynote For Every T eam, B TEAM Bottom row: Keith Eitel, Steve Waldrop, Steve Gaming. Bill Mt:Entire, Tommy Robertson. Mike Christian. Chip Hill. Mike Edwards. Second row: Tom Long, Randy Cope, ,Iohn Shipley. Doug Dunham. Steve Brown, Scott Warrczn, Ronnie Romine. Andy Hill. Third row: Coach Phil New, Coach C. E. Garret, Vince Vanscoy, Mitch Camp- bell, Derik Hamby, Barry Mathis. Ronnie Rivhardson, Jerry Ward. Hunter Har- rell. 85 And Action M ennt , J ,gg 72--wig-i ' ' Winning For Woocldale Three Cheers For The Cheerleaders THE CHEERLEADERS Sealed: Pat Higgins. Heather Hammer. Lew Ann Rowe. Vicki Higgins. Ann Powell. Sharon Sutch. Standing: Patty Jennings. Susan Pittman. The excitement of cheerleading tryouts is surpassed only by the joy of winningg and these girls yelled loud enough, jumped high enough, smiled big enough, and looked sharp enough to pass the mark. They yelled and smiled their way through football and basketball season with very little time for breathing. Many of them have done this for three years. Cheerleading is not all honors. The entire summer is spent at cheerleading camp or at school practicing. But all the work brought OUR cheerleaders a third place tro- phy in the Mid-South Fair competition against the other Memphis schools. They gave their time for the school, and the school thanks them. Shout for the red, white, and bluew was never sung enough as far as our cheerlead- ers were concerned. They seemed to bring their spirit from the bottom of their hearts and, Consequently, it spread quickly through the crowd. Wooddale is a spirit- minded school with spirit conscious cheer- leaders, and it will prove victorious in the many years to Come in every activity. .- S ws? Qs 's, 8Q,. , - Q 4 1 num' 07 ia '45 3 3 vii' V an 1 Q ,, -- 2, r 1 , I VVVV V , ,359 mf E ? 5 Si m if fin' gnu Basketball Ask any Wooddale fan what sports event ex- cited him most. Many will unhesitatingly reply that the basketball games were the thrill-packed moments to remember. From the first whistle to district games held at Wooddale there was a kind of super excitement that kept the entire school breathless. We challenge any of the stu- dent body to ever forget the season of 1969-70. .5 . my Q, 'BL W 4 1. fweg ie, ,.,. 4 5 f' iii, lm 4 viz Q , fagffgz 1 . .,,,, uw. ,, ,. 54 is Q..-W .mu New WMA -Q-.L od.. W 'Q x I hx Wa 3? 3. if is X 1 - 1Qf if if wwf 'if Q Q f 2 W Q fp' ' Q1 iv L v ' Because of our six pitchers, Barry Mathis doing the splits to catch the ball on first base, and all the other excellent players, our boys placed second in the city tournament. The outfield was not the only place that showmanship appeared, however. The majority of the players on the team could hit the ball any- where on the field they wished, and even the less skilled came through with flying colors when the odds were down. Our team was a very versatile one. Much of this was due to the coaching of C. E. Garrett. There was not a soft spot on the field. Every player manned his position superbly. It was a very good year, and it looks even better for next year. THE BASEBALL TEAM First row: Steve Canong. John Talley, Mike Turpin, Warren Webb. Mitch Campbell. Second row: Barry Mathis, Brad Bradshaw, Steve Waldrop, Ricky Tucker. Third row' Allen Cox l ouis Merrill Randv Cardcr Steve Benner Tom Lon . , ., , . , . , , , , , g, Billy Cantrell. 94 I I Mill Around Winner Q-ff.GQ V A ,A,L l 95 Batter Up The Race Is On With the dawn of track season came the fa- miliar sound of Coach Donald shouting, Lift up those legs boys - get those feet in the airf' But that is all it took to send our Wooddale team rac- ing for the top prizes. We've got a fine hunch of boys this yearf' quoted Coach Donald, and he could never have been more right. It is not possible to list the hon- ors and ribbons that they won. Contrary to everyone's thoughts, they did not have a steak dinner at the end of that mile run, only a proud school and a very happy coach. SENIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM row J Ward T Trim B Patton T Walters S Henry R Isbell S Thornburg, E. Preslar. row V Nanscoy R Bell R Emory B Foos B Farris D Bailey B Anderson, S. Warren, L. Bennet. row C Shindledecker M Flowers M Dowdy J Ottmger C Reid S Montgomery, D. Parrish, H. Harrell, R. Romine. Coach Donald. 0 ,' -,, , 3, 4.3 S S 0 ll, IZ E T CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First row: T. Walters, S. Henry, G. Preslar. S. Cashion. Second row: B. Patton, B. Foos, B. Anderson, T. Trim. Coach Donald. These are the boys who run the longest, leap the highest, and show their agility. They are the cross country runners. Cross Country is exactly how it sounds. They run across open country or around buildings, or on all sorts of other tracks. It takes more than a fast runner. It takes a coordinated runner, one who can step in a hole and not fall down. And Wooddale had runners just like that. Coach Donald claimed that they were the best in town, and then the boys went out and proved it. Congratulations! 98 Track Swimmmg And Tenms Teams SWIMMINQ Derek Hamby Ronnie Finley Bill Nettleton Steve Rutland Mike Golden Pat Justice, Robert Mllam Larry Dmluerson Chrls Smlth Jnm Davxs .Kea GQQF Team Excels The Senior High golf team consisting of Chuck Garrett, David Coyne, Jim- mie Ward, and Cliff Frisby finished with a fine season. Golf is a sport that re- quires supreme concentration. With the aid of Coach A. J. Mangum these boys mastered this art. Their victory came only after many hours of knocking ball after ball down the fairway and putting the balls on the practice greens. These boys need to be recognized for giving up their time for a school activity which few people know exist. A CADEMI C as ai. Q95 Q . B., 'Q xg A Time T 0 Learn Mr. Williams - Second On The Team Wooddale is indeed fortunate to have Mr. Robert L. Williams as assistant principal. Mr. Williams' ex- cellent educational background makes him well qualified for his demanding position. Receiving his degree from Union University, Mr. Williams contin- ued his education at George Peabody College and re- ceived his M.A. degree. Mr. Williams completes the second half of the team excellently. One of Mr. Wil- liams, duties is keeping a close count of our text- books and deciding how many, if any, additional ones we need. The duty that students remember as belonging to him is that of discipline, which no well- run school can do without. Mr. Williams is a family man. His wife works at Messick High School as a guidance counselor. Three sons complete his family. I04 Mr. Garrett And Secretaries Complete Team Mrs. Rowell, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Hillard are a very vital part of the administration here at Wooddale. Coach Garrett is also very important, known mainly for his lunchroom monitoring, he also assists in discipline. The secretaries and Coach Garrett completes the team of ad- ministrative staff. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Kathleen Arkle Mary Lou Aste Isabel Austin Glenda Barron Ruth Baube Katherine Bertram Ann Blanchard Betty Bourland Doris Boyd Judith Burch Mr. William Burnett Mrs. Reece Carter Mr. William Castle Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Lynda Lea Clark Katherine Collins Mary Nelle Cook Dorothy Daily Caroline Dixon Mr. William Donald Mr. James Duncan Wiooddale Boast Mrs. Blanchie Edwards Mrs. Patricia Eggleston Mrs. Carol Epperson -r vp! rx in Y standing Faculty Mr. Phillip New Mr. Tracy Norville Mrs. Maxine Patterson Mr. Jerry Finch Mr. Steve Finch Miss Vera Fowinkle Miss Lana Furness Mr. Earl Garner Miss Alice Hall Mrs. Elice Harris Sgt. Buford Hatley Mrs. Lou Ann Hays Mrs. Betty Hendon Miss Mary Hewes Miss Nancy Hill Sgt. Samuel Kemper Mrs. Elizabeth Lockhart Miss Bonita Lyons Mr. Arthur Mangum Mr. Howard Mann Mrs. Easter Massengill Mr. James McAllister Mrs. Jan Parnell I08 Parent Faculty Pzcmc Is Bag Success Miss Anita Perry Mrs. Velma Phillips Mrs. Carolyn Pittman Mr. R. Pittman Mr. Ocie Pleasant Mr. Lucas Prescott Miss Vicki Prince Mrs. Mildred Purdom Mr. Harry Raney Mr. Leonard Riley Mrs. Marie Ruffin Mr. John Shelby Mrs. Margie Smothers Maj. Leonard Sperry Mrs. Hallie Tibbs Mrs. Diana Turner Mrs. Mildred Turner Mr. Daryle Vinson Mrs. Josephine Walker Mr. Phillip Weaver Mr. Arthur Weeden Mrs. Frances Wilde Mrs. Marion Williamson Mrs. Dorothy Willis- Mrs. Shirley Witte Guidance - In ormation And Advice Center In guidance you can always find Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Barnes, and Mrs. 'earout hard at work. Mrs. Leigh is the guidance secretar . The sever y - Il hundred new students who are added to Wooddale each year only lcrease their work. There is always someone wanting to know wheth- C or not to add this course or drop that course. They are always there listen and try to help you with your decisions. The counselors help the students decide what courses they will take J the ninth grade through the twelfth grade. They also help the stu- ents to decide what college to attend. The Guidance Department en- ourages us to take different tests and then returns the grades to us . . whatever they may be. ' , 1 vhlx I ' V ,ul . -. -..fenf- ' at Hopefully, by the time a student completes English 12, he has learned to do far more than undangle participles. He should be able to in- telligently evaluate and discuss many kinds of novels, poetry, and drama. He should be able to express his thoughts logically and concisely in an original manner. and, above all, he should emerge from Wooddale with a desire to further his knowledge and understanding of literature, either in college or on his own. Wooddale's English teachers strive for these goals in their own particular ways. Many endow their classes with generous measures of their own personalities. A dry wit, a piercing thoroughness, an offbeat point of view - all these qualities contribute to making English a subject which both imparts and perpetuates learning. IIO English - Key To Se? fxpression Math And Science - Logi ln algebra, geometry, and trig they have nothing but prob- lems, problems, problems. Wooddalels students learn not only how to solve equations, prove theorems, find the deriva- tive of a function, and use radian measure, but also learn to think logically, The math students learn to think through a problem to a logical solution. Logic - the core of mathemat- ics is used and will be used in the future' by our students. ,,.4-1-of and Experimentation 1 , From general science to physics, science students are hard at work . . . memorizing facts, formulas, and hypothesesg conducting exper- iments, cutting up frogs, and won- dering what in the world they could put together for a science project. The students come out with an increased knowledge of our scientific world and an increased appreciation of the world around us. II3 Social Studies Linking The Past And Present Wooddale offers many courses to help develop an understanding of the cultural heritage of the United States, Western Civilization, and the world in gener- al. The Social Studies courses include: American History, Government, Economics, and World Histo- ry. A new program at Wooddale combines American History and eleventh grade English. The study of these related subjects has been proved very effective. These courses develop an understanding of the students' own city, county, state, and nationg geo- graphically and socially, as it exists today. As a re- sult, these courses develop an understanding of the responsibilities of citizens working together in a democratic society. Latin - A live Only the most cultured stu- dents enroll in Latin according to Miss Aste and her students. And we are about to believe this. ln the rarified air of C0- rinthian columns, Greek con- jugations on the blackboards, and a velvet draped household god QClark Gablej, it is easy to see the enchantment of Latin. The students claim that there is never a dull moment. Il5 La ensenanza de las lengues extraneras nos ayerdan comprender las cultura del mundo. Comprehension de estas languas es la leave para la formacion de buenos veeinos en el mundo. The study of Spanish gives students the op- portunity to become better neighbors with cit- izens of the many Spanish-speaking countries near us. Mrs. Bourland contributes much to make the study of the Spanish language and culture inter- esting. Students can become more proficient in the use of Spanish through using the language lab. The members of the Spanish Club enjoy eat- ing Spanish food when they dine together at a Spanish restaurant. Modern Languages , fnderstanding Our Neighbors i Q t Ijenseignement des langages etrangers nous aide a comprendre les cultures du moyen. La comprehension de ces langages est le moyen a etablir des bienvenues dans le monde. The study of French is brought alive by acting out what is being discussed. Riddles, drawings and magazines are also used by Mrs. Patterson in teaching her French classes. During meetings of The Chanticler, the French club, only the French language is spoken. Through studying French, the students grow in their understanding of the French language and culture. Home Economics And Industrial Arts Home Economics prepares the girls of today to he housewives or career girlsg the things that are learned in this course lay the basic founda- tions. ln sewing, the girls learn new techniques and take pride in the things they make. The girls cook many dishes, which includes making com- plete meals for themselves and preparing for teas. Home management is also taught and this ranges from merchandising to child care. Other fields which are taught are modeling and interior design. A new Home Economics course, including both boys and girls, has proved to be a successful addition to Wooddaleis Home Economics De- partment. W in 5 ,A S . 3 . ' '--, 1' '-1 2 V f4fxg.wgmxt4.,ap. f , V up 'V ,.., ,V U I I I8 P arations For The Future ,aw 1 Industrial Arts prepares boys for the future, but in a different way. Since many men enter the world of industry, architecture, or construction, Industrial Arts strives to teach skills that can help them in these fields. Woodworking, metal working and mechanical drawing are skills that are learned. Wooddale's Industrial Education Department creates art of such practical nature as mechani- cal drawing and woodwork. By the end of the year the main product is ready to be put to use - students with valuable experience in engineer- ing and vocational training. H9 Vocal Music One ofthe most popular departments at Wooddale is its vocal music department. The classes are filled, and from the many students is drawn-the formal con- cert choir. This group performs many times through- out the year. One of their most impressive appear- ances this year was at baccalaureate service for the graduates. Of course, we cannot forget the fine job they did on Bye Bye, Birdief' A Time To Make Music The hand ended the year with a long list of honors and several fabulous trips to remember. No one will ever forget the chills and the nerves when the band was playing in competition. But then no one will ever forget the thrill of winning first place at Atlanta. ln spite of the many contests, the senior band still had time for many fine concerts at home and time to play for our teams. x Qiiizsiifxwf .f f.:L?,, s.::-z.: 15, .., gf gifh 'i.i2. i E. 51.925 ..,, Jef gg- x vw sf , ' . fi :ef f A1 5 1-izwfvf 1 1 w 4 K x kg Q, sk w S N ' s ,Q sz , X 3 NN N .m.3,-21,3 .twig J is S. Na, X 'fi Q Y, If 4 t- L Art Develops Creativity Brushes, paint, charcoal and clay . . . These are the tools of the art student and with them he may create many forms of art. The students are encouraged to put their own ideas into a physical form. They are instructed in how to use their creative minds to obtain the results they want. Old art, new art, op art and pop art . . . The students are taught art appreciation so they will have a better under- standing of the different types of art. The Art Department has added greatly to musical and the- atrical functions at Wooddale and has produced many prize- winning works. Preparing For The Business World Courses in the Business Department build a foundation for the future, as stu- dents who prepare for a life in the ever expanding world of business take courses geared to their needs. Future secretaries learn skills such as typing and shorthand. Future clerks, buyers and managers learn the basics of busi- ness mathematics, economics, book- keeping, and law. Distributive Education provides for a half-day work and a half-day school program. Vocational Office Education pro- vides office jobs for the students. I24 ROTC 'Qlwiiilm Under the able direction of Maj. Sperry, Sgt. Hatley and Sgt. Kem- per the military units at Wooddale brought top honors to our school. The rifle team performed in their usual victorious spirit, the sponsors were beautiful, and the men in uni- form won a first place in Federal inspection. It has been a great year for the military at Wooddale. l25 Physical Education Up . . . two, three, four, down . . . two, three, four . . . W00ddale's Physical Education Depart- ment offers a varied program to the students to try to help give everyone the opportunity to develop skills and an understanding of a variety of sports, dance, and gymnastics. Up . . . two, three, four, Activities are changed throughout the year to give the students a well- rounded training in health and physical fitness. Down . . . two, three, four . . . Everything from home nursing to gymnastics is included in the pro- gram. Class halt . . . one, two! 4-n :sr Nwlff' How could we get along without our staff. They are responsible for keeping everything around the school running smoothly. Mr. Query seems to be ev- erywhere at the same time doing things for people. Kp0v9'7 ' Mrs. Williams plans our fine meals and carries them through until they are cooked and eaten. Our capa- ble staff has worked hard to make things right for us this year. ? Tiff Gail Akin Runnin- Alvxuiiiln- Paul Allvn Pam .-Xiiiliwsoii Bill :Xppling Danny Autry Dvlllun' lizllmslun D1-lrlniv liaulun llulinny liuki-r .lulin Hunks lmxli liarr:-ll Vliki- liuxlvr Fri-ililie' Bvuly Sum Bi-1-kinun lluiiiw- Bi-clswnrlli U1-lnlni' Bvgli-x llalvill Bi-ll Eslwuril Bn-nn:-ll Cllvri B4-nuil Aiiflri-ai Bi-nlun Lmiaiim- Bc-iisiw Rllllllf' Blulm-k D4-lmlmiv Bli-ssing Rivky Blush-in l30 k Class Of f72 CLASSES . . A Time For Fun, And Friends 'N ..- f . X, 4- .- ' any ' i i 2 at' Kim Bode Tom Bone Patrice Bradley Jamee Brannon Jean Brewer William Brewer Cindy Brock Belinda Brown Steve Brown Tommy Bruce Carol Brumby Diane Bryant Bill Bunn Kathy Burke Larry Burton David Butler Jerry Butler Marty Butler Mike Caddell Kirby Caldwell Vicki Camp Mitch Campbell Terry Cannon Billy Cantrell Donna Carpenter Toney Carter Sidney Carver Brenda Cashion Debbie Caudle Debora Christian sen Donna Clark Dave Clarke Bobby Clarke Deanna Claypool Daniel Cooley Mike Collums Robert Condron Chris Cooley Mark Cooper Randy Cope Lisa Copeland Michael Cox l3I Lynn Cullen David Curtis Glenda Dabbs Irene Davis Mark Davis Chip Dayton Melody Defelice Donna DeVerner Lili Dickerson Brenda Dillingham Bill Dinneyer Diane Dodd Ken Donner Kathy Draskovich Louise Drewry Toni Duckett Debbie Duerksen Becky Dumas Carolyn Duncan Billie Dunning Karen Edgar .lohnnie Edwards Mike Edwards Keith Eitel Donna Emery Bobby Estes Donna Etzbach I32 is :YK Library Is Used f-Q Q..- la .. V' requently Rodney Faulk Larry Finch Freddie Floyd Virginia Folger Gil Gabriel Bill Garreti Judy Gary Robert Glenn Pat Godwin Jeff Goldsmith Laura Grady Ray Graves Cindy Ham Derek Hamby Heather Hammer Ren Hammer Rickey Hannon Debbie Harbor Hunter Harrell Patty Harrell Chris Harris Phil Harris Vicki Harrison Sammy Hawkins Mark Heflin Bruce Herron Linda Hilderbrand Barbara Hodges Jimmy Hoffman David Hollis I33 Charlotte Holmes Donna Holstine Suzanne Honeycutt Karan Hopper Don Horn Sheri Horne Nancy Hoss Calvert Hudgens Beth Hudson Denise Hughey Ann Humble Kathy Hunter Randy Ikard Danny Ingram Frank Irby Rita Jackson Larry James Dan Jennings Becky Johnson Bobby Johnson Diane Johnson Judi Jones Marcia Jones Patrick Justice Cindy Kelly Margaret Kennedy I34 School Doesn 91 nd At 3:1 Scott Key Mike Kimball David Kincaid Billy Kinsey Gene Kleinschmidt Barry Knight Heidi Krogh Karen Krosp Mickey Lamar Sandy Latimer Cheri Lawrence Karen Lebovitz Nancy Lee Diane Leviton Linda Little Billy Littlejohn Tom Long Amy Lumm Tommy Massey Debbie Mathews Phyllis Mathews Barry Mathis Annette May Bobby May Pat Maynard Jeanie McCarley Susan McCarley Russ McCaslin Mark McClellan Rocky Mclintire I35 Sharon McMahan Charles Meeks Don Miller Susan Miller Cammy Mills Don Mitchell Steve Moffitt Cynthia Moore Kathleen Morgan Shirley Morgan David Morrison Marcia Morrow Larry Morton Jerrell Moss Jane Munson Ann Nettleton Mark Neuenschwander Denise Neuzil Joel Newman Paula Nichols Doug Northern Debbie O'Ban non Terri O'Bannon Jaime Owen Skippy Paine Lisa Parker Robb Parker Bob Patterson Ronnie Payne Ray Peek Cathie Pemberton Earl Pemberton Dale Perkins Eddie Phillips I 36 And Li e NW Yvonne Pierce Sue Posey .laime Pratt Edwin Preslar John Pruett Bob Pugh Debbie Qualls Stephenie Quinn Danny Ranks Suzi Redick Nancy Reger Ricky Reid Steve Renn er Patricia Reynolds Charlene Rhoades Shirlene Rhoades Becky Richardson Ronnie Richardson Phyllis Robbins Larry Roberts Linda Robinson Ronald Romine Cindy Ross Donna Russell Sheila Sacks Paula Saltzman Peggy Sandefer Bill Sanders Paula Savage Diane Scott I I37 i Ellen Scott Becky Sexton Debbie Sharp Randy Sharp John Shipley Ruth Simpson Donnie Sims David Skelton Rusty Sketo Cindy Smith Steve Smith Mark Snyder Donny Spencer Diane Spiller Kent Sterling Mark Stevens Pam Stewart Debbie Stewman Bobby Stilz Margie Streebeck Monnie Strickland Steven Stroup Brenda Stuart Bill Stubbs Norman Suhs Cindy Sutter l38 They 'll Study Melba Suttle John Talley Angie Tapp Jane Tatum David Taylor Jo Taylor Rebecca Taylor Roxie Taylor Laura Thicksten Robert Thomas Becky Thompson Patricia Tinker Betty Todd Mary Tomlinson Norma Totty David Townsend Parri Tschannen John Uhrhammer Nella van der Giessen Diane VanScoy Vince VanScoy Debbie Verbiek Beverly Wade Ronnie Wages Randy Waggener Pat Walker Thomas Walters Jerry Ward Scott Warren Jack Watts I39 Debra Webb Wanda Werner Ann White Becky .White Eddie Wliitesides Geri Wliitesides Jim Wicklund Larry Wildes Brad Willer Janice Williams Pat Williams Robert Willis Andy Wilson Mike Witt Larry Wolfe Diane Wood Jerry Wood Robert Wood I40 Sophomores Appear In Strange Places Janet Wooten Debbie Wright Teresa Wright Steve Young in-1 ' Sophomores In Action, liolwrt Amlrcws Pain Aquamlru Donna Auruin Janiw Augustine Bi-tty Azlin Brut-v Ballard Flora Barkvr Sara Bass Greg Bm-an ,lerrel Bonnvtt Kathleen Blank Lynn Blassingaini Sam Blustcin Bm-ky Bolton Di-bbiv Bouchillon llvbbie- Brvwer Ricllarcl Brawl-r .lani-I Briggs I42 JUNIOR CLASS OFNCERS: Walter Huntvr. Mika- Turpin, Barbara Halliday, Melanie Tiinnis. and David Tliorin-ll. Class Of '74 Slim-rry Abbott john Adair liill Anderson ,-w Stm-vi' Anderson fu' I XH4' lfi5W?'f?Y ' ' -J' V r Excel As Leaders We' Beverly Brock Barbara Brown Debbie Burns Lisa Byrd ,lane Caldwell Paul Carter Steve Carter Diane Caudle Suzi Chiles Mike Christian Mark Clayton Vicky Cochran Bobby Compton Cindy Conaster Mike Cook Wade Cooper Neil Corbin Debbie Corlew George Cotros Danny Coury Carol Cox David Coyne I43 Peggy Crain Robert Daily Mike Davidson Claudia Davis Diane Davis Cary Davis Vernon Dean Chris Delaney Larry Dickerson Mike Dillon Doug Donham Morgan Dowdy Diane Dumas Van Duren Jeanette Elmore Jim Embry Diana Emery Merri Farrell Brian Farris Suzanne Fay Karen Feathers Mike Fisher Juniors 1' Their Spirit Ronnie Hays Skipper Henry ., Mike Flowers Bill Foos Mike Ford Dennis Foster Cliff Frisby Steve Ganong Dianna Garner Karen George Montye Gill ,lan Goddard Mike Golden Marc Gowan Buddy Graig Andy Greenwalt Howard Grisham Dianne Grove Denise Hadaway Eddie Hager Barbara Halliday Dennis Hays Larry Hewlett Andy Hill Cristi Hinson Sandra Holmes Janiss Hudgens Donna Hughes Debbie Hunter Terrie Hunter Walter Hunter Mike Huscllon Greg Hyde Brenda Ingram Pat Irvan Roy Isbell Cindy Jackson Leslie Jackson Barbara Johnson Bettye Johnson Bobby Johnson Miko Johnson Ronnie Kelly Ed Kennedy For Juniors There I46 ls Always Work Barbie Mclllwain Neil McNalley Gay McRae Nancy Mackley Randy Kimberly Kent Kincaid Gloria King Jane Kirby Wayne Knight Debbie Lawrimore Cindy Lee Keith LeMar Bruce Leverson Jerry Leviton Marla Loden Robert MCBQ-0 Marvin McBryde Milce McCall Mike Mcffullar Alan McDougal Rickey McDowell Debbie lVlCFarren I47 Marilyn Martin Lewis Merrell Linda Merrell Robert Milam Debbie Miller Carol Mitchell Kathy Morgan Mark Morgan Lee Morris Bill Morrison Pam Newman Bruce Noggle Kathy Norman Kathy O'Shea Jamie Ottinger Michelle Parrish Patti Passmore Becky Patrick l48 Liz Malcuit Lynn Mansell Beth Martin ,iw M 7 5 J v 3 Y f f' K I 1 Karen Roper Dan Rosson Margarfit Ruby Smiles Of Soon To Be Seniors I pw MM! Mike Patterson Bob Patton Bill Pauley Richard Pe-rkins Kathy Peters Greg Pfeifer Pam Phillips Susan Pittman Danny Powell Donna Powell Gene Preslar Larry Prevett Toni Pruitt Barbara Raper Donna Rcddin Christine Reed Sallif' Roberts Tommy Robertso H I49 Gail Russell Steve Rutland Dave Sanders Mark Sanders Melinda Schuette Jerald Shindledecker Linda Silvaggio Debbie Smith Tim Smith Mike Snider Rand Sortland Penny Starling :X V I50 Sallie Sterling Steve Stewman John Stone Cary Stubblefield Gene Stubblefield X Debra Sutton Jack Tallcnt Carol Taylor Miss y Taylor Az Last 'Q' 3 .X r r i J xr I Dennis Wildes Margaret Wilkcr on Linda Williams Carrie Jeanne ilson If X f g ,ff Pat Vvrbick Mary Vrska Stvwl Waldrop Jirnmir- Ward Michvlv Warrc-n Phyllis Teaguv Dc-bbier Thaxton Ste-ve Thornburg David Thornell Tim Tilley Mclanir- Timm Melissa Tittlv Eddie Toungvll Tony Trim Robe-rt Tun-kr-r Mike- Turpin David Underwood Lf 4, erigior Rings .y wg ISI Barbara Wimberly Virginia Withersp M W JffWlf Juniors Wait For The Big Year Carol Wright PJX4 Juniors In Action Seniors Are See 1' '7? ' ' f.i,,ff ', . ., -' .,,,,ig+-lH+'5V W - Yn- 5 .go - -Q., 1s,..,...fs.1s KN.-V4 A. , . I ' ,f we-ee , as Q . i 1 ,ii mi- - ,,,.Av- '-' ,...r 4-,.. ,J M ,iw ' f IOR l l ASS OFFH ERS Uiinm Lester. Joe- Zanola. Carol Knight. Rirharil WLlllill'1', Noi Shown: l,i-oimrfl Bri-ws That long awaited time had finally arrived - the Senior Year. With the election of officers and the money raising projects, the Seniors began their final march. As the months progressed, problems arose and descended - always checked by our hard work- ing officers and advisors. For most of the Wooddale students the year 1970 meant nothing but for 200 students it was a turning point in their lives. There will be many Senior Classes for Wooddale but there will never be another first graduating class. ini erious And Care ree James Bruce Adams Robert L. Adkins Janet Warreen Andrews Edward Agua Alleberry Theresa Joan Babb Debra Gail Bubinski Dan Willis Bailey Sandra Kay Bailey Melvin Clark Bain r A 1 John Mark Balding Ralph Michael Bass Sandra Patricia Becker William Reid Bell Beverly Kay Bennett Sandra Kay Billings Kenneth Dwight Black Edward Lynn Blalock Susan Marie Blessing Celia Darnell Bonds William Eugene Bradshaw Leonard Paul Brewster I56 Spirited Senior. QENIURS trike Again Randall Ray Carder Patricia Ann Carpenter Samuel Dewey Chambers Linda Susan Brock Thomas Lance Burton Charlotte Renee Bushnell John Vernon Caldwell l57 Steven Lynn Chiles Robert Franklin Clark Paul Clarke Ernest Wayne Colley Sandra Fay Comstock George Luther Conner A Prominent Quality Efelpfulness Edward Morgan Cook Linda Faye Cowart Allen Hubert Cox Denise Andres? Coyle Beverly June Craft .lane Raymond Crutch Donald Eugene Dale James Victor Davis Vickie Lee Decker Cheryl Jon Dennie William A. De-Witt Edward Croisant Dirmeyer Cheryl Marie Duffee Carolyn Susan Duke Ruth Ann Durcn Gary Don Edgar l59 61' Charlene Sue Anne Emerson James Virgil Emery Ronald James Finley Kathy Marie Frederick Cynthia C. Gabriel Mary Susan Garrett Joy Diane Goddard Debora Gay Golden fast A Fez Deborah A, Goodman Curtis Janda Gosney Stephen Michael Hall l60 utstanding Features Stephen Jan Hankins Jerry Ray Harber Deborah Lynn Harrison James Kenneth Hartley Kay Ann Haye Dena Lynn Hayes Phillip Lee Haynes Linda Kay Hendrix l6l Zelda Jean Herring Dana J. Herron Deborah Jean Hersey Patricia Ann Higgins Billy Ralph Holland Clinton Steven Holland Barhre Anne Hollis Karen Lynn Holt Richard Terrell Hughes Jimmy Jackson Terry Michael Jackson Terry C. James l62 It Was A nother Fzrst Patti Sue Jennings Norma Gail Johns Brenda Karen Johnson Kathy Johnson Melvin Neal Johnson Farissa Jeanne Jones William Doug Key Jeanine Ann Kindig Carol Christelle Knight Melanie Ann Krech William Cory Laurie Shelia Dianne Lester I63 Gordon Vincent Lincecum Rebecca ,lean Long David Randall McDonald Misty Gail Mansell Theresa Louise Martin Arthur Calvin Matthews Jeffery Alan May Barry Harvell Miller Ib4 Seniors Are Clarence Wayne Miller Cynthia Ann Miller Randolph Burton Miller nteres ted Patrick Eugene Murphy Debra Renee Nance William Sims Neltleton John Larry Moflitt Mary Catherine Molpus Stew- A. Montgomery Kathy Marlene Moore Margaret Jane Moore Michael R. Morrin Carol Fay Morris Vina Kathleen Mowell I65 Mark Charley Norwood George Christopher O7Hearn Patricia Gail Owens Donald Earl Page Charles David Parrish Jesse Kip Parrish For A Moment T hey Remembered I'- W 1-N, A , I Robert Sherell Parsons Bobby L, Peacock Terri L. Pearson Carol Ann Perkins Cynthia Elaine Perkins Stanley Russell Perry Laura Lee Peterson CarolAnn Pinkston Margaret Elise Poe Mary Denise Poe Ann Lloyd Powell Deborah Jane Powell I67 Alvin C. Powers Richard Kendrick Pratt William Glenn Pugh Sandra Sue Reeves Shuyler Reid Valarie Lynn Richardson Vicki Diane Riggins Lew-Ann Rowe Sandra Lynn Rowland Wanda Kay Ryan Richard Lee Schmidt Robert James Sellers l68 Seniors Kick UU andy Sales Marion Judith Simmons Christopher Robin Smith Richard Lee Smith Joyce Marie Spence Susan C. Spencer Billee Allison Stewart Charles H. Stilz Connie Lynn Strong I69 Margaret Ann Stroup Carolyn Ann Summers Sharon Lee Sutch Debra Celean Tate April Lee Taylor Deborah A. Taylor Marjorie Jam: Taylor Deborah Lynn Terry gf 1 v Y o s r l70 Stop And Look ee The Class Of 770 Marta Lorraine Thicksten Linda Carolyn Thomas Elizabeth Ann Tinker Deborah Ann Townsend Linda Toye Ricky Lee Tucker Deborah Turner Nola Maria Vaught Vicki Viar Richard H. Wallace Larry Wayne Walls Sandra Joyce Watkins l7l Warren Dennis Webb Jerry Lane Wellborn Wayne Arnold Whitaker John Grant Wickland Charles Madison Wilkes Deborah Anne williams Douglas Ray Williams Marshall Walker Williams Susan Williams Beverly .lean Willis James Michael Wilson Anita Gayle Womack I72 Far Many Senior. l College Is The Answer V Steven Doyle Young Joseph Angelo Zanola Johnnie Michael Wright James Larry Yates' Cynthia Young Seniors Prove 1 EJ? 'Elm The buses were loaded and the roll was checked - Mr. Shelby played the piano and refreshments were served - these were the beginnings of two of our Senior activities. With the warmth of spring upon us and a cold winter behind us four busloads of Seniors trooped out to Shelby Forest. Amid all the poison oak and mud every Senior restored himself back into the bus for the trip home. For a more solemn occasion attention was turned to the Senior reception. For the teachers and stu- dents it provided one last opportunity to break away from the classroom and to discuss among themselves. lt all seemed unreal, but it was true - the final ac- tivities had begun. gf? On The G0 I75 The End Draws Near For The Class Of '70 'Q 3 W R!D , li i n . ... U ,. s I K . I Q f. flklln 'f Q Elsa ..... . gr, Zig he It was now time to take those last two steps before the finale. The arrangements were made, and the day for the first step arrived. It was a Wednesday, and the step was the Senior Luncheon. The atmosphere was well accented with excellent entertainment and lovely surroundings. Indeed, every Senior will have a fond memory of the Senior Luncheon. The second step proved to be much more reserved and dignified. lt was another first for Wooddale. It was the Baccalaureate for the Class of '70, As 200 students listened to the program which was pre- sented for them, they recalled the years behind them and looked hopefully to the years to come. K.. Q2 .. 1 .lx lf- , I ' is ... f .. M Q Q I I77 p 5' f 5 'M f . ... .Xi A 2 -H' I gn, hff - , 4 4 , W ,1 . M . fr- F sl 4 :2734- 17 f 71 ,, ' , H L ,Q A z l Lasting Memories For All V Nineteen seventy was quite a year. For the first graduating class of Wooddale it was a special year. ln a way it was a very important year for the entire school. Traditions were set which will be carried forward through other Senior years. So for the Seniors the month of May brought much excitement. The highlight of that excitement arrived on the night of May 19. As the 1970 Seniors of Wooddale marched down that aisle the past twelve years flashed before them, and the next twelve years brought many questions to their minds. For two hundred and ten students the end of one phase of life is over. Ahead of them lies the world to come. They are now the grad- uates of Wooddale High School. It Wa: .e ry A' K ' l80 racluation Day A Las A First I THE JUNIOR HIGH Q ' A P A Time T 0 Build . 1 V v , .W X v of fr :. Vf',,?f!:i2 . 1 wal. ' ' :gsfgff ,.f,.,e..4f H ' V ,m1:,mzj, ,, 4 mem: , ,iw-fyivfflk A wg, ' ,. ,,:,Wf QW ,. ,,,., ,,.,V., ,V 'flifkifnm ' zz, , E f 1 Y f ' fsffgyk , ,, - , w-,,,vr:2f'fz, f M my f , X,.,, , :,, M : ? I ,ri agp ' . TQ I ,Jf1:zg:a'ff,' , pf' W Z5 ww --f-,-f.f,Z25f:f1Z?LMfH!fJ f. ,, .- ' ..., 5 wr ' frfmffl' . W A . ,1k,5. A- - ,mf .F ,fm f ' - M-xf-km , M ww by ' mf. V 5 2 W ,Mi . , N4 ,W ,,,, , 1.,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 4, , A Vg--Q . MSM, ,F 9, 3,54 Q: 1. Y Q 5 QQ X .f - f f was :Gi BS 3' ,Q l2f?1f?M2G!!l1fk? W Q Q . f ---- A ? Q 4 - f L f , 4 gm- pf.. f 11 5 k ,3 'A 1 'Wf '. , lk Q, M n Qs -,,,,1- dw if QFEQV' .mmf n Above center: Queen Treasc Ingram and her escort Mike Moore Above left: Pages in the court were excited and ready to serve. Right: Cheri Ganong, alternate, I88 Homecoming Queen And Court Homecoming was . . . the shrill whistle of the ref - eree . . . the rough and tumble attitude of the foot- ball playeis . . . the silent hush of the crowd as the court was led out to the field . . . the unmatched joy of the queen . . . the victory of the team! The Junior High Homecoming Court and participants. nn Alternate Miller Honors A nd Officers In The Junior High M ay Day Memories The organ began to play . . . a hush fell . . . Wooddale's first junior high school May Day began . . . Cary Phillips, well-known disc jockey took his place as M.C., and the students went wild. There were beautiful girls in beautiful gowns, handsome men in the latest fashions, and the beautifully deco- rated stage lent a spring-like atmosphere to the rainy day. Of course the most exciting moment was when the closely guarded secret, the identity of the King nd the Queen and the members of their court, was Eevealed. The students made a wonderful choice in their election. We present to you the royalty of 1970. Pages to their royalty majesties. .idyleq Queen Kim Hammer Arid King Mike Moore f 2 Princess Cheri Ganong Princess Dianne Deaton Duchess Nikki Dennie Countess L sa Mo e Prin Bill Su ' ' i ce mmers Prince Chip Sawyers Duke Curt Miller Count S dy Rhode ill 42 fi:- Qian N -uf k . ,V gigs? R , .. , SMH '5- 1 ti , K A is x ? I ,E 535+ X X A NE: 1 .. 5' ' Him' .. Q O 3 1 x if II X ,. Ag Q R 7 A ii .x,h A jx LL NWN! i 4 fx Q X 1 Q W 3M 5m,,,, 3 'rf . 'tn lf2 ' V, 1,54 i ZflQ'ik4 L1f'g Q. s .yu vm! ygq fy 'A-'.w N N 3. , I f ,, -xy. 54 'A WX MW! if ' P ga Vytfiyn Q- M gm' gi . eq. I Enthusiasm Causes Junior Spirit T0 Grow Pep Rallies . . . Ball Games . . . Cheers . . . Long Live the Junior High Cardinals . . . Bands . . . Skits . . . all these spell fun and spirit. y With a participating student body such as the junior high had this year i J we had to be a winner. And as our name became a force to be reckoned with, our spirit grew. lt was such a wonderful year, a year to remem- ber. biqvwm 'Nw ff ' 1,4 W .,, 7---V 'I es'-Q' hs 4' it pf gg TNWGQ I LQWL w JIM M, A 1 'Masai' Wi-0 an YQ- if 2 fat' ffm Q U I'-ivan M' I W Cardinal Capers 'W f f ' 1 , Lg, '- .,.,,, . f i-fL,,,,,5,1,1,,,.,,M,,.,, 7 V ,, h 2 I95 Cheerleaders Boost Spmtecl Fans Cheerleaders were: Leigh-Ann Miller Denise Voyles Kim Hammer Debbie Warlick Thersa Glass Janie Pardu Diane Deaton Sue Ann Mosely Cheri Ganong The nine girls who served as junior high cheerleaders were completely ded- icated to VICTORY. They were on hand to lead the students and fans in rousing cries for victory, and the boys in red, white and blue came through for them. It was a glorious year for them and for us. Girls, we appreciate it. I96 I97 High Stepping Lassies l. Junior H igh Drill Team Splendid has to be the word for the Jun- ior High Drill Team. Under the direction of Miss Lyons and Miss Hill the girls have added color and beauty to the scene. Preci- sion drills, gay costumes, and the sparkling personalities of the girls wrought much magic to pep meetings and sports events. Senior drill team watch out. These girls are GREAT. Glee Club And Band The junior high school had its own music. A talented band and an enthusiastic choral group performed often during the year. The long and arduous practice sessions really paid off when their proud sponsors, Miss Shirley Witte fchorusj and Mr. Daryl Vinson fbandj presented these groups in the various concerts and contests. They not only won honors in competitions, but they performed a valuable service to the school and community by participation in sports events andschool functions. All right, kids. The senior high is watching YOU. Provide The Music --sugx The band looked good not only in for- mal dress in concert arrangement, but they really showed their style at the jun- ior high sports events. Their spirit and dedication was appreciated. 20l Latin Club Junior High Bousts Of Own, Clubs ff' .. The lower school was not to be outdone by the upper school. While the junior high was a part of e t W i i t SV all the activities of the school language clubs, they nevertheless had their own organizations and often did their own thing. Each club was ac tive in its senior organization, and also had many projects in its own right. f 1 French, Spanish, And Latin Clubs Plan Own Activities Junior Cardinals The only name for the junior high Cardinals had to be pluck when it came to football. Cruelling prac- tice and tenacity just had to produce a winner. The young Cards presented a very good account of them- selves and brought honor to the old Alma Mater. Good work, boys. We are eagerly awaiting next season. at i ight For WHS Basketball Wooddale Junior ff Q ...,. W ,,. i .,,.. W,,... , V, , , au, ,Q 1 5 H , , Style ,,,3S'3 E11'U1i.1 From the first whistle until the last our team displayed skill, sportsmanship, and competitive- ness, They fought gallantly to bring honor to Wooddale Junior High School, and they did. Since most senior high players get their start in the junior high grades, we all are very interested in these talented young players. 5 125 I Something For Everyone All the major sports were represented at Wooddale Junior High School. As one season ended and another began, the boys came forward to participate. And as usual Wooddale came to the top. We brought home honors in base- ball, track, cross country, swimming, tennis, and golf. How is that for a school that is only three years old? The boys will be saying Hey, do you remember the year 1969-70? for long seasons to come. I l ' ATN. P2 '4 S funior High Sports Vary X QQ , 2I0 .lunior high sportsmen bought corsages for pretty girls in pretty dresses and made the scene at the athletic awards banquet. The coaches of the young players showed their appreciation of all the tough practice and hard fought games by the presentation of many beautiful trophies and letters. Two young men, we hear, received let- tered jackets for their expert management of the teams. Sports OIZOTS inth Graders Get Ready For The Taylor Ahematlly David Adams Darrell Addington Robert Aderson Pam Adkins Nancy Allenbough Teresa Aquadm Jennifer Anderson Billy Austin Pam Austin Marla Balding Brenda Barkley Doug Bames Robin Bamml .fm wk .,, My LEAP To Senior High Mike Bates Ramona Beard Cheryl Becker Marty Becton Janet Beebe Chuck Bennett Beth Bieher Barbara Billings Ric Bowden Henry Brewster Sandra Bright Cindy Brooks Rita Browder Judy Brown Rick Brown Hal Bryant Paul Buckley Leah Buffaloe Linda Caple Brenda Carder Cheryl Carr Tresea Garter Sidney Cashiun Wayne Cashion Maribeth Cashon Alyse Giastain Tim Chiles Lisa Clark Mary Clarke Gail Cockrell Johnny Coleman Terry Colley Cheryl Condron Clay Cooley Billy Cooper Carole Cooper joe Corbin Patricia Courtney Mike Coury Cathy Crook Teddy Cunliffe Joel Cunningham Julie Curry Cindy Dando Ann Davidson ,lames Davis Kathy Davis Michael Davis Mike Davis Sheryl Davis Sondra Davis Sherry DeBerry Vicky Dearman Diane Dealnn .loe Delaney James Derrick David Dewitt Kay Diffee Jimmy Dirmeyer ,Terry Draughon Adam Duke Mike Duncan Wes Dycus Lori Duren Billy Edwards Pam Ellis Mike Emhry Randy Emery Tessie Farmakis Pam Farrish Kathy Ferrin Debbie Ferrell Melissa Finch Craig Fisher Paula Ford Sherry French 2l4 i 1 aifill Q , ., , 4 ,ff-, 0 fv- 2- Cheri Ganong Rickie Gann David Garner Linda Gatlin Ellen Gay Bill Gentry Janet George George Gilchrist Mike Gill Ronald Gill Leroy Gitter Theresa Glass Charles Gleaves Cholly Goldman Pat Gordon Suzanne Gragson Kevin Greenwalt Russell Gregory Terry Grove Emma Grisham Herold Grove Patty Hall Phil Hall Gayle Hamlin Kim Hammer Bill Hampton Stephan Hancy Kenny Hardin Lou Ann Harman .leff Harrell Arch Harris Debbie Harris Darcia Harrold Paula Halchett Jredia Hawkins Bobby Hays Rosanne Hearington Aileen Hedges David Henderson Chuck Henry Larry Hinson Melody Hryhorchuk Eenise Hughfs Lou Anne Hughey Patti Hunter Patti Husled Donna Hutcherson Kathleen Hurley Rebecca Huselton DeAnn Hyde Robert Hyde Trezi Ingram Linda Irvin George .lackson Pam .lackson Russ .lacohs Lynda Jennings Freddy Jennings Paul Jennings David .lohnson Dodi Johnson Loraine johnson Byron .lones Gary .lones 2I5 Johnny Jordan Jamie Joslin Glenda Joyner Jim Kattner Roger Kellum Debbie Kennedy Patty Kennedy Gail Kerby David Kinsey Pam Kirk Ricky Kirk Mike Kimberly Steve Kines Paul Kingsley Deidra Knight Vikki Krech Camille LaBello David Lambert Peter Laskaris Becky Leath Pam Lee Gary Lewis Libby Ligon Donna Lineberger Debbie Little Sammy Loudenslager Charlotte Ludeke Richard Luhm Beverly Lyons Linda McBee James Mcfarley Billy McC0rder Mike McDonald Sherry McDonald Micheal Mcffachran Lee McFarland Rodney McGregor Marty Mclllwain Mac McMullen Bobby McVay Forrest MacDonald .ludy Maddox Karen Madsen Steve Markowitz Cathy Martin Harry Maugans Loris Meece Donnie Mercer Reyan Merrick Beth Miller Mike Miller Sherri Miller Susan Miller Vicki Mills Sandra Mitchell Janie Molpus Bobby Morgan Becky Moore Bubba Moore Mike Moore Scott Moore Sue Ann Moseley Gerald Mowell One Picture Is Worth 1000 Words 1 5 qw-4' C' ' Patii Mullins Joyce Murphy Veda Nappier Cynda Neuenschwander Bobby Newman Gregg Newman Barbara Norton Donna Norwood Benny Olds David Oliver Susan Orr Karen O'Shea Diane Owens Alan Page Janie Pardue Pam Parham Kyle Parrish Marc Patten Lyn Pauley Durenda Peoples Tim Peternell David Peterson Linda Phillips Nancy Phillips Patti Phillips Peggy Phillips Mark Pierce Robert Poppleton Steve Porter Diane Powell Nan Powell Mary Preslar Donna Prince Quinton Qualls Anita Quinn Patti Rachal Sandra Ranks Dennis Reber Rusty Reeves Phoebe Renner Keith Rhodes Leigh Rhodes Debbie Riggins Pal Riley Connie Rinehart Greg Roberts .lohnny Robertson Debra Robinson Valorie Robinson Delana Rogers Mark Rogers Ken Romine Gregory Ross Sheri Rowe Mike Ryan Debra Sacks Ken Saltzman Sherrye Sammons Terrye Sammons Bobby Sanders Donna Sanders Sheree Sanderson Chip Sawyeis Sam Schwartz Wayne Scroggins Debbie Sellers Judy Silverthorn James Simons Melinda Sketo James Smith Judy Smith Michael Smith Pam Smith Sara Smith Teri Smith 2l8 'hs -iLl wx, Junior High Pushes Forward staffs Barbra Spence Joe Spence ,Iim Stanfill Thad Stevens Ricky Stewart Tria Storment Martha Stroup Bill Summers James Swearengen Tommy Tallent Lee Tatum Keith Taylor Kristy Taylor Teresa Taylor Susan Taylor Zack Taylor Mary Thomas Bobby Thomasson Susan Thompson Yvonne Thompson Dennis Trammell Jamie Trim ludy Turner Maarten Van der Ciessen Sheila Van Nieuwenhuyze Mike Vesey Charles Vrska Linda Wade Lynn Waldrop David Walker Carla Wall Wanda Wallace Jim Walters Debbie Warlick Karl Warren Larry Warren Ramona Warren William Warren Dale Watson Richard Watson Darlene Watt Linda Watts David Webb Garry Weirman Christi Wells Anna Wicklund Shelia Wilder Bradner Williams Donna Williams Michael Williams Herbert Whalley Keith Whitaker Dave White Larry Workman Linda Wright Ken Yeager Debbie Yohman Mike York Mike Zink Gary Abbott Marsha Adams Jennifer Allmond Robert Alquist Brian Anderson Robert Anderson Steve Anderson Ronnie Anthony Barbie Aquadro Danny Arnold Steve Arrison Robin Aucoin Denise Baden David Banks Debbie Beaird .lane Beaudoin Carl Beckman Sam Bagley Nancy Bell Kathy Bensieck Volene Bennett Eddie Black Melissa Black David Blythe Clyde Bobbitl Harold Bolton Loretta Bone David Bradley Annette Bradshaw .limmy Brannon Sheryl Brasher Margaret Bright Kelly Brother Cary Brown Elaine Brumby Robert Buckner Donna Bull George Burke Richard Burnett Mike Burrage Randy Butler Scott Butler Phyllis Byrne .limmy Caldwell Caml Campbell Jeff Campbell Mark Campbell Angela Cannon Pat Caple Carole Carman Johnny Carson Robbie Carter Marcia Castle Annette Caughron Kim Chamberlain Michael Chandler Patricia Chandler Sheila Chism Jimmy Clark Kathy Clark Deborah Clarke .lon Clayton Roger Clayton Eighth rode Cliff Connor Debbie Cooper Terry Cope Barbara Corbitt Debbie Cotton Paula Cox David Coyle fhthy Creager Vicky Crowe Galen Dagastino 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KATHLEEN D. ARKLE Math, Science, Health B.A., Hollins College MARY LOUISE ASTE Latin, Latin Club B.S., Memphis State MRS. ISABEL S. AUSTIN Language Arts B.S., M.E., Memphis State MRS. IRENE BARNES Guidance, R.O.T.C., Bookstore B.S., M.A., Memphis State GLENDA BARRON Math, Science, Health, Math Club B.S., Memphis State MRS. RUTH BAUBE Algebra I, Math Science, Health B.S., Memphis State KATHERINE BERTRAM Science, Art B.S., Tennessee Tech. MRS. ANN BLANCHARD English, Cardinal Quill B.A., Blue Mountain MRS. BETTY LOU BOURLAND Spanish, Spanish Club B.A., Memphis State MRS. FAYE J. BOWERS Shorthand, Typing, Lang. Arts, Student Council B.S., Memphis State MRS. DORIS G. BOYD Lang. Arts, Social Studies B.S., Memphis State MRS. JUDY BURCH Home Economics, F.H.A. B.S., Murray State WILLIAM L. BURNETT, JR. Math, Science, Health B.S., Univ. of Tenn. 234 Faculty Index MRS. REECE CARTER Physical Ed., Health, Girl's Athletic Association B.S., M.Ed., Memphis State WILLIAM H. CASTLE English, Cardinal Quill B.A., M.Ed., St. Benedict LYNDA LEE CLARK Library B.S., Memphis State MARY NELLE COOK Physical Education, Modern Dance Gymnastics, Cheerleaders B.S., University of Miss. 9 MRS. DOROTHY E. DAILY Art, Art Club A.B., Memphis State CAROLINE DIXON Geometry B.S.E., Memphis State W. S. DONALD Civics, Science, Cross Country, Track B.S., M.A., Ole Miss JAMES A. DUNCAN Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Jaycee Club B.S. , Memphis State MRS. B. G. EDWARDS Art B.S., M.A., Tenn State MRS. ANN EGGLESTON Mathematics B.S., Memphis State University MRS. CAROL EPPERSON Lang. Arts, Social Studies B.S., M.Ed., Memphis State JERRY FINCH Biology, Health, P.E. B.A., M.A., Memphis State VERA E. FOWINKLE Math, Health Science, Music B.S., M.A., Memphis State LANA FURNESS English B.A., Arkansas Tech. EARL E. GARNER Art, Art Club B.S., Memphis State ALICE A. HALL Bookkeeping B.A., Southwestern ELICE REESE HARRIS Home Economics, Science B.S., Tennessee State SGT. BUFORD HATLEY Reserved Officers Training Corps LOU ANN HAYS Lang. Arts, Social Studies, Sabrettes B.S., M.S.C.W. MRS. BETTY HENDON C.O.E., Shorthand, Advanced Typing, Student Council, V.O.E Club B.A., M.A., Memphis State MARY HEWES American Studies, English B.A.E., Univ. of Miss. NANCY HILL Language Arts, English B.A., Univ. of Miss. SGT. SAM KEMPER R.O.T.C., Sabre and Zebra Club Sacremento State College MRS. ELIZABETH LOCKHART American History B.S., M.A., Univ. of Tenn. BONITA SUE LYONS Mathematics, Drill Team B.A., M.A., Univ. ofMiss. A. J. MANCUM, JR. Amer. Gov., World Ceo. and Eco W Club B.S., Univ. of Southern Miss. H. H. MANN Health, P.E. B.S., Florence State MRS. EASTER MASSENGILL Home Economics, F.H.A. B.S., Florence State College JAMES O. MCALLISTER Distributive Education, D.E.C.A. B.B.A., Memphis State HARLO E. MCCALL Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Rifle Corps B.M.E., M.M.E., Northwestern PHILIP DAVID NEW Art, Football and Track B.A., Harding College TRACY NORVILLE Industrial Arts B.S., M.Ed., Memphis State ARGEL OATIS Mathematics B.S., Memphis State MRS. MAXINE B. PATTERSON French, National Honor Society, French Club B.A., M.A., Univ. of Kentucky ANITA PERRY Typing, Y-Teens Bachelor, Memphis State MRS. PHILLIPS Library B.S., M.Ed., Memphis State LEN D. PIERCE Physical Education B.S., M.A., Memphis State MRS. CAROLYN PITTMAN American Studies, Am. History B.A., Blue Mountain College R. O. PITTMAN English, String Class, Music A.B., M.A., Memphis State OCIE C. PLEASANT Algebra, Advanced Math B.S., M.S., Memphis State . LUCAS M. PRESCOTT Science, Science Club B.S., Miss. State Univ. VICKI PRINCE Math, Science, Health Florida State, Univ. of Miss. MILDRED A. PURDOM Social Studies B.S., Univ. of Louisville HARRY H. RANEY English, Junior Class Sponsor, Newspaper B.A., Union University LEONARD W. RILEY Chemistry, Physics B.S., B.D., M.S.T., Memphis State MRS. MARIE RUFFIN English, Yearbook B.S., M.A., Memphis State JOHN B. SHELBY arithmetic B.S.P.E., M.A., Univ. ofMiss. MRS. MARGIE SMITH Guidance I B.S., M.A., Memphis State JANE SMOTHERS Lang. Arts, Social Studies B.S., M.Ed., Memphis State MAJ. LEONARD SPERRY R.O.T.C., Sabre Club Memphis State MRS. HALLIE TIBBS Physical Education, Health B.S., Tenn. A and I State MRS. DIANA L. TURNER Biology, Science Club B.S., Mississippi State MRS. MILDRED BRAZZIEL TURNER Language Arts B.A., M.A., Memphis State DARYLE W. VINSON Instrumental Music B.M., Memphis State MRS. JOSEPHINE WALKER American History B.S., Auburn University PHILLIP S. WEAVER World History, American History B.S., Memphis State ARTHUR M. WEEDEN Am. History, Math, Jr. High Coach B.A., Hendrix College MRS. FRANCES B. WILD Biology B.S., M.S., Univ. of Tenn. MARION E. WILLIAMSON English, Technical Club B.A., M.S., Ark. State Univ. MRS. DOTTIE WILLIS Latin, English B.A., Vanderbilt University SHIRLEY J. WITTE Vocal Music, Glee Club B.M., Univ. of Evansville BILLIE YEAROUT Guidance, Lang. Arts, Red Cross B.S., M.S., Memphis State 235 ADAMS, .JAMES BRUCE - Drill Team 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3, Senior Play. ADKINS, ROBERT L. ANDREWS, JANET WARREEN - DECA 4, Treasurer, FHA 3, Par- liamentarian. ASTON, WILLIAM HARDY - DECA 3, Biology Club 2. ATTEBERRY, EDWARD AGEE - ROTC Officer 4. BABB, THERESA JEAN - DECA 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, Masquers 2, 3, VOE 3. BABINSKI, DEBBIE KAYE - Art Club 3, 4, President, Volleyball 3, Y-Teens 4, Yearbook Staff 4. BAILEY, DAN WILKS - W Club 2, 3, 4, Zebra Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, 4, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Masqu- ers 2. BAILEY, SANDRA KAY - FHA 3, French Club 3, Masquers 2, 3, Of- fice Assistant 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4. BAIN, MELVIN CLARK - Foot- ball 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, W Club 2. BALDING, JOHN MARK - Stu- dent Council 3, WM Club 2, 3, 4, May Court 3, Basketball 2, Football 2, 3, Track 2, Cardinal Quill 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Junior Jaycees 3 4, Masquers 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3. 7 BALLARD, DENNIS PAUL - DECA 4. BARKER, FLORA TERESA BASS, RALPH MICHAEL 236 Senior Index BATIIN, APRIL FRANCES BECKER, SANDRA PATRICIA - Track 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, VOE 4, Treasurer. BELL, WILLIAM REID - Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Guidance Assistant 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, WN Club 4. BENNETT, BEVERLY KAY - Li- brary Assistant 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, Yearbook Staff 2, VOE 2, 3, COE 4. BILLINGS, SANDRA KAY - French Club 2, 3, Masquers 2, 3, Of- fice Assistant 2, ROTC Sponsor 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Cardinal Mas- cot 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Sabre Queen 2. BLACK, KENNETH DWIGHT - DECA 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4. BLALOCK, EDWARD LYNN - Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Junior Jaycees 4, ROTC Officer 3, 4, Sabre Club 3, 4. BLESSING, SUSAN MARIE - DECA 3, Guidance Assistant 3, Li- brary Assistant 3, 4, Masquers 2. BONDS, CELIA DARNELL - VOE 2, 3, COE 4. BRADSHAW, WILLIAM EUGENE - Art Club 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, W Club 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 2, 3. BREWSTER, LEONARD PAUL - Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Football 2, DECA 4, President, Senior Class Of- ficer. BROCK, LINDA SUSAN - Cardi- nal Quill 4, Masquers 2, 3, Sabrettes 2, 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, President, Cardinal Queen Contestant 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Drum Majorette. BROWN, CHRIS BAY - May King 2, Football 2, 3, Office Assistant 2. BURTON, THOMAS LANCE - Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Junior Jaycees 4, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4. BUSHNELL, CHARLOTTE RENE - Sabrettes 2, 3, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Cardinal Queen Second Alternate 3, May Queen 3, Teen Fashion Board 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Guidance Assistant 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 3, 4. BUTLER, WILLIAM DENNIS - Swimming 2, Library Assistant 2, Spanish Club 2. CADDELL, JACQUELIN MAE - Yearbook Staff 2, DECA 3, Masqu- ers 2, 3. CALDWELL, JOHN VERNON - Football 2, Track 2, Masquers 2, 3' W Club 2. CARDER, RANDALL RAY - Spanish Club 3, 4, W Club 2, 3, 4, May King 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3. CARPENTER, PATRICIA A. - FHA 3, 4, Treasurer, Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 4, Cardinal Queen Contest 4, Young Life 4, Secretary. CASHION, MORICE ANNE - Art Club 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, French Club 2, Library Assistant 3. CHAMBERS, SAMUEL DEWEY 4 WJ, Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4. CHILES, STEVEN LYNN - WN 9 Club 2, 3, Baseball 3, Football 2, 3, Junior Jaycees 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Masquers 2, 3. CLARK, ROBERT FRANKLIN - Cross Country 2, Masquers 2, ROTC Officer 2. JCLARKE, PAUL -COLLEY, ERNEST WAYNE - Spanish Club 3, WN Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Cross .Country 3, Track 3, ROTC Officer 4, Who's Who 3, 4. l COMSTOCK, SANDRA FAY - ,Drill Team 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, Yearbook 2. 'CONNER, GEORGE LUTHER - Masquers 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4, 'Sabre Club 2, 3, 4. l icooK, EDWARD MoRcAN - ,Cardinal Quill 4, Student Council 2. COWART, LINDA FAYE - Art Club 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Quill 4, Li- tbrary Assistant 3, Masquers 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff i2, Concert Choir 2. COX, ALLEN HUBERT ICOYLE, DENISE ANDREE - Li- brary Assistant 3, COE 4, Pep Squad 2, CRAFT, BEVERLY JUNE - Cheerleader 2, Concert Choir 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Secre- tary, Library Assistant 2, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Co-editor. CRUTCHER, JANE R. - FHA 3, Guidance Assistant 3, 4, Masquers 2, Office Assistant 3, Volleyball 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Teen Fashion Board 4. DALE, DONALD EUGENE - Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, Junior Jaycees 2, 3, 4, Secretary, ROTC Officer 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, WM Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4. DAVIDSON, DENNIS JAMES - Football 2, Swimming 4, Golf 2. DAVIS, JAMES VICTOR - Base- ball 2, Manager, Football 2, 3, Ten- nis 3, 4, Junior Jaycees 3, 4, Presi- dent, Masquers 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice- President, Technical Club 3, 4, WN Club 2, 3, May Court 2, Rifle Team 3, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer. DECKER, VICKIE LEE - Masqu- ers 2, 3, VOE 2, 3, 4, COE 4. DENNIE, CHERYL JON - Art Club 4, Concert Choir 2, Guidance Assistant 4, Masquers 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, Senior Play. DeWITT, WILLIAM A. - Cardinal Quill 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3. DIREYMER, EDWARD CROISANT - Cardinal Quill 4, Spanish Club 4, Booster's Club Out- standing Student 4. DUFFEE, CHERYL MARIE - Sa- brettes 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4. DUKE, CAROLYN SUZAN - Bas- ketball 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, FHA 2, TOEC 3, 4, Student Council 2. DUREN, RUTH ANN - Library Assistant 2, Art Club 3, President, Office Assistant 3, May Court 3, VOE 3, COE 4, Outstanding Art Student 3. EDGAR, GARY DON - Art Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Masquers 2, 3. EMERSON, CHARLENE SUEANNE - Art Club 4, FHA 2, 3. EMERY, JAMES VIRGIL - Latin Club 2, ROTC Officer 2. FINLEY, RONALD JAMES - Swimming 3, 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, 4, Masquers 2. FLETCHER, LINDA FAYE - DECA 4, FHA 3, French Club 2, 3. FREDRICKS, KATHY MARIE - Library Assistant 2, VOE 2, 3, COE 4. FULGUM, DANNY WILLIAM - Art Club 3, Football 2. GABRIEL, CYNTHIA C. GARRETT, CHARLES EUGENE - Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President, Masquers 2, 3, WN Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Yearbook Staff 4, Zebra Club 3, Vice-President. GARRETT, MARY SUSAN - Concert Choir 2, French Club 2, Masquers 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. GILLILAND, RUTH ELLEN - Cardinal Quill 4. GODDARD, JOY DIANE - Latin Club 3, 4. GOLDEN, DEBORA GAY - Art Club 4, Concert Choir 4, Library As- sistant 4. GOODMAN, DEBORAH A. - Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2. GOSNEY, CURTIS JANDA - WU Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2. GRAGSON, LAUREN - Concert Choir 4, FHA 3, 4, Guidance Assist- ant 4, Y Teens 3, Home Ec I Award 3. 237 HALL, STEPHEN MICHAEL - Art Club 3, Drill Team 2, Masquers 3. HANKINS, STEPHEN JAN - Drill Team 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Masquers 2. HARBER, JERRY RAY - Foot- ball 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Student Council 2, Sabre Club 2, 3. HARRIS, ANITA JO - Guidance Assistant 3. HARRISON, DEBORAH LYNN - Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3. F HARTLEY, JAMES KENNETH - Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Optimist Club Award 3. HAYE, KAY ANN - Guidance As- sistant 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Masquers 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. HAYES, DENA LYNN - French Club 2, 3, Masquers 2, 3, Office As- sistant 2, 4, Sabrettes 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4. HAYNES, PHILLIP LEE - Art Club 2, 3, 4, Zebra Club 3. HENDRIX, LINDA KAY - Con- cert Choir 2, 3, 4, Masquers 3, Na- tional Honor Societ 4 S anish Y 3 P Club 3, Volleyball 2. HERRING, ZELDA JEAN - VOE 2, 3, COE 4. HERRON, DANA J. - Latin Club 3, Library Assistant 4. HERSEY, DEBORAH JEAN - Art Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Masquers 3, National Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2. ' HEWLETT, LAWRENCE HILL 238 HIGGINS, PATRICIA ANN - Cheerleader 4, Football Queen Sec- ond Alternate 4, Guidance Assistant 2, Library Assistant 2, Masquers 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. HOLLAND, CLINTON STEVEN - ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. HOLLAND, SCOTTY RALPH - Cross Country 3, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, W Club 2, 3. HOLLIS, BARBRE ANNE - Car- dinal Quill 3, 4, Concert Choir 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. HOLT, KAREN LYNN - French Club 2, 3, 4, President, Masquers 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Vice-President, Cardinal Queen Contest 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary. HUGHES, RICHARD TERRELL - Masquers 2, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Technical Club 2, 3. JACKSON, JIMMY - Art Club 3, Concert Choir 2, Yearbook Staff 3. JACKSON, TERRY M. - Zebra Club 4, Junior Jaycees 3, 4. JAMES, TERRY G. - ROTC Offi- cer 4, Spanish Club 2, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Zebra Club 2, 3, 4. JENNINGS, PATTI SUE - Art Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, WM Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JOHNS, NORMA GAIL - Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, Vice- President, Guidance Assistant 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Miss Congeni- ality 2, Home Room Officer 3. JOHNSON, BRENDA KAREN - Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 2, 3, Sabrettes 2, 3, VOE 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, COE 4. JOHNSON, KATHY - Concert Choir 2, 3, TOEC 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, MELVIN NEAL - Technical 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Con- cert Choir 4, Masquers 2, Zebra Club 3. JONES, FARRISA JOANNE - Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3. KATTNER, ELIZABETH KAY KEY, WILLIAM DOUGLAS - Cardinal Quill 3, 4, Guidance As- sistant 4, Latin Club 2, 3, High Priest, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, ROTC Officer 3, Science Club 3, President, Math Cup 3. KINDIG, JEANINE ANN - Latin Club 2, 3, Masquers 2, 3, Technical 3, Yearbook Staff 4. KINGSLEY, DEBRA JEAN KNIGHT, CAROL CHRISTELLE - Guidance Assistant 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Masquers 3, French Club 2, Student Council 2, 4, Director of Sanitation, Class Officer 2, Presi- dent, Yearbook Staff 4, Editor, Sen- ior Class Secretary, D.A.R. Award 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. KRECH, MELANIE ANN - Art Club 3. LAURIE, WILLIAM CORY - Drill Team 2, Masquers 2, Rifle Team 2, 3. LESTER, SHELIA DIANNE - Cardinal Quill 4, Cheerleader 2, FHA 3, 4, Vice-President, Guidance Assistant 4, Masquers 3, Student Council 3, May Court 3, Senior Class President. ILINCECUM, GORDON VINCENT - Spanish Club 2. LONG, REBECCA JEAN - Sa- :Jrettes 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Guid- ance Assistant 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, GAA 4. MCDANIEL, CARTER THOMAS V Cardinal Quill 4, Library Assist- ,ant 2. MCDONALD, DAVID RANDALL F Basketball 2, Football 2, DECA 4, Parliamentarian, Junior Jaycees q3, 4, ROTC Officer 3. iMcMASTERS, PAMELA KAY - Y-Teens 2, FHA 3. MANSELL, MISTY GAIL - Latin Club 2, 3, Student Council 4, ,Science Club 3, Wh0's Who 3. MARSH, RUTH RENEE iMARTIN, THERESA LOUISE - DECA 3, 4, Athletic Assistant 2, 3. MATTHEWS, ARTHUR CALVIN - Rifle Team 2, 3. MAY, JEFFERY ALAN - DECA 3, President. MILLER, BARRY HARVELL - WN Club 2, 3, 4, May Court 4, Baseball 3, Basketball 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Officer 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. MILLER, CLARENCE WAYNE - WM Club 2, Baseball 2, Football 2, DECA 4, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Of- ficer 3. MILLER, CYNTHIA ANN - Sa- brettes 2, 3, 4, President, French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec- retary, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary, Yearbook Staff 3, Cardinal Queen 3, May Court 3, Miss Wood- dale 2, Junior Miss 4, Sabre Club 2, Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 4. MILLER, RANDOLPH BURTON - Concert Choir 2, 4. MOFFITT, JOHN LARRY MOLPUS, MARY CATHERINE - Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Cardinal Queen Contest 3, Miss Wooddale 3, VOE 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 3. MONTGOMERY, STEVE A. - Basketball 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Track 3, 4, WP Club 3, 4. MOORE, KATHY MARLENE - Concert Choir 2, FHA 4, Masquers 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, May Court 2. MOORE, MARGARET JANE - Spanish Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, Masquers 2, Office Assistant 4, Sabre Queen Second Alternate 2. MORRIN, MICHAEL R. - Cardi- nal Quill 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4, Masquers 3, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4. MORRIS, FAY CAROL - Year- book Staff 2, Track 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, Latin Club 2, Masquers 2, 3. MOWELL, VINA KATHLEEN - Masquers 2, 3, Sabre Club 2, Trea- surer 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Sabrettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4. MURPHY, PATRICK EUGENE - Concert Choir 3, 4, Masquers 3, Who's Who 3, 4. NANCE, DEBRA RENEE - Art Club 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, 4, FHA 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Masqu- ers 2, 3. NETTLETON, WILLIAM SIMS - Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Current Events 4, Junior Jaycees 3, 4, Vice-President, Masqu- ers 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, ROTC Officer 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, W Club 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 4, President, ',Quiz'em On The Airf' 4. NORWOOD, MARK CHORLEY - Cross Country 2, Football 2, Track 2, Junior Jaycees 3, 4, Masqu- ers 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, WN Club 2, May Court 2, Homeroom Officer 3. O7HEARN, GEORGE CHRISTO- PER - Art Club 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Latin Club 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Sabre Club 3, Trea- surer. OWENS, PATRICIA GAIL - FHA 3, 4, Historian, Masquers 2, 3, Of- fice Assistant 2, VOE 4, Yearbook Staff 2. i PAGE, DONALD EARL - Masqu- ers 2, 3. PARRISH, CHARLES DAVID - Art Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Junior Jaycees 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3, W Club 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3. PARRISH, JESSE KIP - Masquers 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3: Student Council 3. PARSONS, ROBERT SHERELL - Student Council 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, Current Events 4, ROTC Of- ficer 4. PEACOCK, BOBBY L. - DECA 3, 4. PEARSON, TERRI L. - Concert Choir 2, FHA 3, 4, President, Masquers 3, Cardinal Queen 4, Teen Fashion Board 4, Homeroom Officer 4. PERKINS, CAROL ANN - Con- cert Choir 4, FHA 2, 3, French Club 2, Guidance Assistant 2, Office As- sistant 2, Spanish Club 2. PERKINS, CYNTHIA ELAINE - Art Club 3, Cardinal Quill 4, French Club 3, 4, Guidance Assistant 4, Masquers 3, Secretary, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Cardinal Queen Contest- ant 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. 239 PERRY, STANLEY RUSSELL - French Club 2, 3. PETERSON, LAURA LEE - Spanish Club 3, 4, Guidance Assist- ant 3, Library Assistant 3, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. PINKSTON, CAROL ANN - FHA 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. POE, MARGARET ELISE - Masquers 2, 3, Sabrettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer, Year- book Staff 2, 3, May Court 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Cardinal Queen Contestant 4, P.E. Assistant 4. POE, MARY DENISE - Sabrettes 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Queen Contestant, Cardi- nal Quill 3, Guidance Assistant 3, Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 2, 3. POWELL, ANN LLOYD - Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, Football Queen 2, Guidance Assistant 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, WN Club 4, Teen Fash- ion Board 3, 4. POWELL, DEBORAH JANE - Student Council 2, Cardinal Queen Alternate 3, May Queen 2, VOE 3, 4, Who's Who 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Football Queen 3, Office As- sistant 2. POWERS, ALVIN C. PRATT, RICHARD KENDRICK - Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, ROTC Offi- cer 4, Zebra Club 2, 3, 4. PUGH, WILLIAM GLENN - Art Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, WN Club 2, 3, 4. REEVES, SANDRA SUE - Cheer- leader 2, VOE 3, 4. 240 REID, SHUYLER - Spanish Club 2, Wu Club 2, 3, 4, President, May King 3, Science Club 2, Who,s Who 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Officer 2, 3. RICHARDS RAMAN EDWARD - Basketball 2, Cross Country 2, W Club 2. RICHARDSON, VALARIE LYNN - Modern Dance Club 4, Art Club 2, 4, Secretary, FHA 3, 4, Masquers 2, Office Assistant 3, 4. RIGGINS, VICKI DIANE - Art Club 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Quill 4, Football Queen Alternate 2, 4, Guidance Assistant 2, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, WN Club 4, Cardinal Queen Contestant 4, GAA 4, Secre- tary, Senior Play. ROWE, LEW-ANN - Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Masquers 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, WR Club 4. ROWLAND, SANDRA LYNN - Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Assistant Edi- tor, Cardinal Queen Contestant 3, 4, Teen Fashion Board 4, Future Phy- sicians Cluh 3, Beta Club 2, Cardinal Quill 3, Masquers 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. RYAN, WANDA KAYE - Basket- ball 2, VOE 4. SCHMIDT, RICHARD LEE - DECA 3, 4. SELLERS, ROBERT JAMES - Sabre Club 4, Senior Play ROTC Of- ficer 4. SIMMONS, MARION JUDITH - Guidance Assistant 2, DECA 3, 4, Parliamentarian, Masquers 2. SMITH, CHRISTOPHER ROBIN - Baseball 2, Football 3, 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Current Events 4, Junior Jaycees 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Pontifex Maxi- mus, Masquers 2, 3, ROTC Officer 4, W Club 2, 3, 4, Sabre Club 4. SMITH, MICHAEL RICHARD - UWU Club 2, Basketball 2, Football 2, ROTC Officer 3. SPENCE, JOYCE MARIE - Year- book Staff 2, DECA 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3. SPENCER, SUSAN GAIL - Con- cert Choir 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Masquers 3, National Honor Society 4, Student Council 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 4, All State 4, Quad State 4. STAUFFER, JANE MARIE - Art Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Cardinal Quill 4, Science Club 2, Pep Squad 2, Homecoming Alternate 3. STEWART, BILLEE ALLISON - TOEC 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Queen Con- testant 3, DECA 3, Drill Team 3, FHA 2, ROTC Sponsor 2. STILZ, CHARLES H. STRONG, CONNIE - FHA 2, 3, 4, DECA 3. 4, Secretary, Concert Choir 2. STROUP, MARGARET ANN - Science Club 3, Sponsor's Choice 3, French Club 3, Latin Club 2, 3, President, 4, Masquers 2, 3, Presi- dent, National Honor Society 3, 4, Technical Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. SUMMERS, CAROLYN ANN - track 3, 4, Guidance Assistant 4, Masquers 2, 3, National Honor Soci- ety 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. SUTCH, SHARON LEE - WH Club 4, Y-Teen 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Foot- ball Queen 4. Masquers 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. TATE, DEBRA CELEAN - Pep Squad 2, Y-Teens 2, 4, DECA 3. TATE, FREDDY H. TAYLOR, APRIL LEE - Sabrettes 3, 4, Senior Play, Cardinal Quill 4, French Club 3, Secretary, Masquers 3. TAYLOR, DEBORAH ALICE - I Cardinal Quill 4, Office Assistant 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3. fTAYLOR, MAJORIE JANE - f Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Science Club 2, Senior Play, Class Secretary 2, Fu- ture Physicians Club 3, Art Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, Masqu- ers 3. ' A l TERRY, DEBORAH LYNN - Spanish Club 2, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Miss Conge- niality 4, Cardinal Queen Contestant 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Concert Choir 2, Masquers 2, 3. THICKSTEN, MARTA LORRAINE - VOE 2, FHA 3, Guidance Assistant 3, Office Assist- ant 4. THOMAS, LINDA CAROLYN - VOE 3, 4, President, Spanish Club 2, 3, Art Club 3, Cardinal Quill 3, 4, Masquers 2, Library Assistant 2. TINKER, ELIZABETH ANN - French Club 2, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Cardinal Queen Contes- tant 3. TOWNSEND, DEBORAH ANN - DECA 3, 4. TOYE, LINDA SUE - VOE 3, 4. TUCKER, RICKY LEE - Art Club 2, 3, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, WW Club 2, 3, 4. TURNER, DEBORAH - Sabrettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, VOE 3, 4, Masquers 2, 3, OfHce Assistant 2, 3, ROTC Spon- sor 2, 3, 4. VAUGHT, NOLA MARIE - Teen Fashion Board 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, VOE 3, 4, Vice- President, Cheerleader 2, 3, Foot- ball Queen Alternate 2, Masquers 2, 3. VIAR, VICKI - Basketball 2, Track 3, Cardinal Quill 4, Guidance Assistant 3, Latin Club 2, National Honor Society 4, Y-Teens 2, Office Assistant 3, P.E. Helper 3, Home- room Officer 3, Typing Award 3. WALLACE, RICHARD H. - Foot- ball 2, Cross Country 3, Swimming 2, 3, Track 2, Latin Club 2, Masqu- ers 2, 3, WU Club 2, 3, Guidance Assistant 4, Senior Class Treasurer. WALLS, LARRY WAYNE WATKINS, SANDRA JOYCE - DECA 2, 4. WEBB, WARREN DENNIS - Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 43 Junior Jaycees 43 WM Club 2, 3, 4, Mav Court 2. WELLBORN, JERRY LANE - DECA 4, Drill Team 2, 3, ROTC Of- ficer 2, 3. WHITAKER, WAYNE ARNOLD - Sabre Club 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Jaycees 4, ROTC Officer 3, 4. WICKLUND, JOHN GRANT WILKES, CHARLES MADISON - Latin Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Drill Team 2, 3. WILLIAMS, DEBORAH ANN - Student Council 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer, Guidance Assistant 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Masquers 2, 3. WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS RAY - Drill Team 2, 3, Sabre Club 3, Span- ish Club 2, ROTC Officer 2, 3. WILLIAMS, MARSHALL WALKER - WH Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Mr. Wooddale 2, Student Council 3, 4, President, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Junior Jaycees 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, ROTC Officer 2, 3. WILLIAMS, SUSAN C. - Office Assistant 2, DECA 3, 4, Vice- President. WILLIS, BEVERLY JEAN WILSON, JAMES MICHAEL - Football 2, Junior Jaycees 3, 4, Treasurer, Masquers 2, ROTC Offi- cer 3, 4, W Club 2, Sabre Club 4, President. WOMACK, ANITA GAYLE - Spanish'Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Teen Fashion Board 4, Masquers 3, National Honor Society 4. WRIGHT, JOHNNIE MICHAEL - Zebra Club 4, Cross Country 2, Football 2, Track 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Masquers 2. YATES, JAMES LARRY - Zebra Club 2, 3, DECA 3, 4, Masquers 2. YOUNG, CYNTHIA - Art Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. YOUNG, STEVEN DOYLE - Drill Team 2, Latin Club 2, Science Club 3. ZANOLA, JOSEPH ANGELO - Spanish Club 2, President, Student Council 3, President, May Court 3, Mr. Wooddale 3, Senior Class Vice- President, Sabre Club 3, Whois Who 2, 3, 4, ROTC Officer 2, 3, Football 2, Cardinal Quill 3, 4, Editor, Junior Jaycees 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President. 24I -..,,.,,,x,-Y-Pvwi 7.7 ff-v-vw if - - .. V. Y W. V. ,.Y. -Y-,. .VY -.V. ,-,.,.V.W.-..,f,...,.....r.,YY.,Y--..,-. ...,, .,., ... ,J ,a-S -we J ., l . 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