TIGER TALES

EDITOR-KA THY SIMMS

TIGER TALES 1977

ASSISTANT EDITOR-DYANNA HOLLINGSWORTH ADVISOR-MRS. BETTIE BLAND

THIS TIME

CALLED

LIFE

EUFAULA HIGH SCHOOL EUFAULA, ALABAMA VOLUME NUMBER 28

We arrive upon this earth alone

We depart alone

This time called life, was meant to share.

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What sweetness is left in life, If you take away friendship?

Robbing life of friendship is like Robbing the world of the sun.

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Take time with each other. Let the seed of love grow and flourish with the seasons.

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Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of.

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Students and Faculty

SENIORS

SENIORS began their school days with a fresh ambition and a crisp attitude. Their last year presented many obsta­cles to be confronted. Many were conquered: vic­tors in '76 Powder Puff game, winners of Home­coming Spirit Stick, Homecoming float winners. Many conquered them: unable to reach their maga­zine sales goal, defeated in Homecoming skit, los­ing the spirit chain contest Yet still, they are se­niors with a certain freedom lying before them-the freedom to dream today and the opportunity to live CLASS OFFICERS: President-Foy Lee Jackson, Vice-President-Mary the dream tomorrow. Ann Wilson, Secretary-Dons Russaw; Treasurer-Debbie Woodham.

Bonnie Arrington Ronnie Arrington David Baker

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D bbl A B amon Billy Bell Teresa Yvette Benton

Elfned Blanton Cecelia Elaine BleVl!'lS Susan Elizabeth Bracey

Jon Bragg Allen Braswell Ric y Braswell

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Ronnie Bra well Carl Tyrone Brown Debra Burgess

Beverly Bush Neil Bush Cindy Bynum

Vivian Calloway Rebecca Ann Clements Joseph McClay Coates, Jr.

Barbara Jane Conner Janice Cook Victoria Anne Craddock

Mary Charlene Cumbie Johnnie Cutchens Kimberly Joan Dalon

Mike Davenport Bertha Louise Davis Joh Da

Moses Davis Mary Dean Glenn Dennard

Marc DeRome Ronald Duggan Coy Lee Ellington

Faye Ellington Catherine Etheridge Ethelrene Fields

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Charles Flowers Joel A. Floyd Ronald Edward Gamble

Darlene Gargus Cindy Glover R1chetta Glover

Charles Green Lavonia Annette Greene 1lham Ra G n

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Solomon Guilford Donna Ellen Hagler John Hutchen Hammond, Jr.

Gail Hardaway Debbie Ann Harris Waymon Hams

Clifton F. Hastings Mane Henley Mary Henley

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Wilham Nathan Hicks Donna Lynn Hinson DyAnna Lea Holhngsworth

Mary Diane Holt Julia Marie Hudson Charles Irvin

Foy L. Jackson Frances D Jackson Linda Mashaye Jackson

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Wanda Jackson Wilham Jackson, Jr. Margaret Louise Jernigan

Evelyn Kay Johnson Robert Johnson MaryJan Jones

Michael A. Jones Deborah Ann Jordan Kendall Eugene Kelley

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Dan Land Tammy Susan Long James H Lowe Ill

Debra Glenise Lyerla Al Marshall Catherine Marshall

W Leckie Mattox Ill Perhna McCoy Linda McNeal

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Darrell McNear Thywanda McNear Mary Karen Medley

Scott Nolin Jane Norton Patricia Diane O'Brian

James Oswald Vicki Oyler Dorothy Ann Palmer

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Lavon Pittman Billy Pitts Mary Ellen Poss

Douglas Powers Twiha Jean Prater Wilham David Quinney

Ann Ramey Robin Lee Ramsey Gene Carroll Reese

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Tammy Reeves Mary Catherine Re,d Jeff Reil

Charlotte Anitha Richardson Neal Ricks David Rodgers

Marcus Lee Roe Dons Elaine Russaw Ralph Sanders

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Chris Scroggins Adrianne Seaborn Jack R Sellers, Jr.

Mary Kathryn Simms Rick Skinner Linda Slater

Sylvia Smith Matteva Snipes Sheha L. Squires

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Cynthia Jan Steele Judy Evelyn Strickland Thomas Derrall Strickland

Suzann Elizabeth Suddath Alphonso Thomas Don Thornsburry

Wilham J. Till Danny Ray Trammell Cindy Tyler

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Ricky Tyler Ken Walls Jean Marie Ward

Gail Warren William Marcus Whaley Joey White

Chip Wilder Donna Sue Williams Ned Benjamin Williams Ill

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Octavia Lazett Williams Mary Ann Wilson Natalie Wood

Diane Marie Woodbury Deborah Glynn Woodham John Michael Woodham

Doris Jean Woodson

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BEAUTIES Kathy Simms Cindy Steele Debbie Woodham Elaine Blevins Debra Burgess Ethelrene Fields

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FAVORITES Ned Williams Ethelrene Fields Foy Lee Jackson Mary Ann Wilson Kay Johnson Mary Reid Ronnie Gamble Allen Braswell Debbie Woodham Cindy Steele Marc DeRome Clif Hastings Doris Russaw David Quinney Leckie Mattox Elaine Blevins Jimi Lowe (not pictured)

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One hundred forty-one students in the

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graduating class of 1977.

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SENIOR DIRECTORY BONNIE ARRINGTON Art Club-2,3.4 DECA-3,4 FHA-1 GAA-1 Pep Club-2.3 Powder Puff-3.4

RONNIE ARRINGTON Art Club-1,2 DECA-4 Football-1 Spanish Club-2

DAVID BAKER Band-1,2,3 Basketball- 1 DECA-4

DEBBIE A. BEAMON Art Club-2,3,4 FHA-1,3 GSC-1,2,3,4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Powder Puff-3,4 Captain 4 Most Valuable

Offensive Player 3,4

TERESA YVETTE BENTON DECA-3 FBLA-2 FHA-1 GSC-1,2

ELFRIEDE BL.ANTON Early Sprmg-3,4 Executive Council-3 GSA-4 Powder Puff-3.4

CECELIA ELAINE BLEVINS Art Club-1,2 Basketball Attendant-1 ,3 Beauty-2,3,4 Bye Bye Birdia-3 Choral-4 Class Officer-3 Early Spring-3,4 Favonte-2,3,4 FHA-1 Football Homecoming Oueen-4 GSC-1,2,3,4 lnterclub Council-4 Key Club Favonte-3 Sweetheart 4 National Honor Society-3,4 Pep Club-1,2,3 President 4 Powder Puff-3 Student Council-2,3,4 Tennis Team-2,3 Volleyball Manager-4 Miss EHS-4

SUSAN ELIZABETH BRACEY Art Club-2,3,4 FH.A-1,3 GSC-3,4 Pep Club-2,4 Powder Puff-4

JON BRAGG

ALLEN BRASWELL

Art Club-2 Favorite-4 FFA-1 ,2,3,4 Football-3,4, Captain 4 Most Valuable

lineman 4 Key Club-3,4 Secretary 4 Powder Puff Coach-3,4

RICKY BRASWELL Band-1

RONNIE BRASWELL DECA-4 FFA-1,2,3,4

CARL TYRONE BROWN Basketball-1,2 Baseball-1,4 FFA-1 Football-1 VICA Club-2

DEBRA BURGESS Beauty-1,3,4 DECA-4 FHA- 1 ,2 Reporter 2 GSC-1,2 Varsity Volleyball-2 Volleyball lntramurals-3

BEVERLY BUSH Bye Bye Birdie-3 Class Officer-1 Drama Club-1,2,3 President 2 Favonte-1 Girls' State-3 State Senator Hi-Times-1 lnterclub Council-4 President 4 National Honor Society-3,4 Outstanding English Student-2 Powder Puff-4 Science Fair Winner-1,3,4 District 1 Social Studies Winner-1,3 District 1 Student Council-1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Vice-

President 4 Tiger Tales-4 Who's Who Among American High School

Students-4 Salutatonan

NEIL BUSH DECA-3,4

CINDY BYNUM Bye Bye Bird,e-3 FBLA-3 GSC-1,4 Mixed Chorus-1 ,2,3,4 Mixed Ensemble-4 Oliver-2 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Powder Puff-3,4 Most Valuable Defensive

Player 3 Rock-Religious-4

VIVIAN CALLOWAY FHA-1 Girls' Basketball Team-4 GSC-1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2, Secretary 3 Vice­

President 4 Pep Clu~1,4

Powder Puff-3,4 Student Council-4 Varsity Volleyball-2,3,4

REBECCA ANN CLEMENTS Drama Club-1 FHA-1 GSC-3,4 National Honor Society-4 Pep Club-1,2,3 Powder Puff-3,4 Captain 3 Spanish Club-3

JOSEPH McCL.AY COATES, JR. DECA-3,4 FFA-1,2,3,4

BARBARA JANE CONNER Art Club-1,2,3 DECA-3,4 FHA-1 Pep Club-1,2

JANICE COOK GSC-1,2 Pep Club- 1 ,2 Powder Puff-3.4 Escort-1

VICTORIA ANNE CRADDOCK Art Club-2 FHA-1,2 GSC-1 HER0-3,4 Vice-President 4 Math Club-1,2,3

MARY CHARLENE CUMBIE FBLA- 1 ,2,3,4 FHA-1 Hi-Times-4

JOHNNIE CUTCHENS FFA-1,2,3,4 Football-4

KIMBERLY JOAN DALON Art Club-3 Bicentennial Speech Winner-1 Drama Club-2,3 President 3 FHA- 1 Secretary 1 GSC- 1 ,2,3,4 Secretary 2,4 lnterclub Council-3 Oliver-1 Pep Club- 1 ,3 Powder Puff-3,4 Social Studies Fair Winner-1 Student Council-1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Tiger Tales-3,4 Varsity Tennis-2

MIKE DAVENPORT Band-1,2,3,4

BERTHA LOUISE DAVIS Art Club-2 FHA-1,2 President 2 GSC-3 HER0-3.4 library Club-2

MOSES DAVIS

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MARC DeROME Art Club-1 Drama Club-4 Favorlte-4 Powder Putt Ch rt d r-3 4 Varsity Ba ball-4 Vafsity Tennis-1,2,3

RONALD DUGGAN Transferred-◄

COY LEE ELLINGTON Art Club-1 Career Club-2 Drama Club-◄ FHA-1,4 Girls En mble-2 Vice-Pre 1dent 2 GSC-1 Hi-T,mes-4 Library Club-◄ Math Club-4 Report r 4 Mixed Chorus-3,4 Pep Club-3,4 Powder Putt-3,4

FAYE ELLINGTON FBLA-2,3,4 FHA-1 Hi-Times-4 Powder Putt-3,4 Who's Who Among Am rican High School

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ETHELRENE FIELDS Cheerleader-1,2,3 Chorus-1,2,3,4 Report r-4 F avorite-1 , 4 Hi-T,mes-4 National Honor Society-4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Student Council-4 Beauty-4 Basketball Homecoming Queen-4

JOEL A FLOYD Boys State-3

RONALD EDWARD GAMBLE Art Club-1,2,3,4 Secretary-2 President-3,4

Art Show Wtnner-1 2 Band-1,2,3,4 Bye Bye Bird,e-3 Career Club-2 Drama Club-4 Executive Council-4 Favonte-4 lnterclub Council-3,4 Key Club-3,4 Mixed Chorus-3,4 All State Chorus-4 Oliver-2 Outstanding Art Student-2,3 Powder Putt Cheerleader-3,4 Rock Rehgious-4 Science Fair Winner-2.3 Regional-2,3 Social Studies Fair Winner-3 Student Council-4 Who's Who Among American High School

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DARLENE GARGUS Transferred-1 Career Club-2 FBLA-3,4 Library Club-3,4 Outstanding Library Assistant-2

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CINDY GLOVER Art Club-2,3,4 Secretary-3,4 FHA-1 GSC-2,3 Pep Club-1 Powd r Puff-3,4

RICHETTA GLOVER Baseball lntramurals-2 Choru -1 Drama Club-4 Executive Council-3 Football Attendant-4 French Club-1,2 GSC-3 National Honor Society-3,4 Powder Puff-3 Volleyball lntramurals-2 Honor Graduate

CATHERINE A. ETHRIDGE GOCHETT Library Club-3,4

LAVONIA ANNETTE GREENE FHA-1 HER0-3,4 Reporter 4

WILLIAM RAY GRIFFIN Football-3,4 All-Conference 4 Most Valu bl

Back 4 Powder Putt Coach-3 Baseball-4

SOLOMON GUILFORD Art Club-3,4 Favonte-2,3 Powder Puff-Attendant-4 VICA Club-2,3,4 Secretary 2 Delegate 3,4

DONNA ELLEN HAGLER FBLA-2,3,4 Pep Club-1,2 Powder Puff-3

JOHN HUTCHEN HAMMOND, JR, DECA-3,4 School Store Manager-4

GAIL HARDAWAY FBLA-4 FHA-1

DEBBIE ANN HARRIS Basketball lntramurals-2 Class Officer-3 Executive Council-3 FHA-1 President-1 HER0-3,4 President 3 Vice President 4 Volleyball lntramurals-2

CLIFTON F. HASTINGS Favonte-3,4 Football-3,4 Powder Putt Attendant-3 Cheerlead r 4

MARIE HENLEY HER0-4

MARY HENLEY

WILLIAM NATHAN HICKS DECA-4

DONNA LYNN HINSON FBLA-2,3,4

FHA-1 Foot II lntr mur ls-1 GSC-1,2,3,4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Powd r Putt-3,4 Social Studi s Far Winn r-1 Tennis lntramur ls-2 Tennis Team-2 VarStty Voll yball-1

DyANNA LEA HOLLINGSWORTH Art Club-2 Bye Bye Birdie-3 Ch rle d r-2,3,4 Head-4 Class Officer-2, 1 Drama Club-4 Executive Council-4 Favonte-2 French Club-1,2,3 Parliam ntar an 1 GSC-1,2,3,4 Vice-Pre dent 3, Pres1d nt-4 lnterclub Council-4 Key Club Favonte-4 Mixed Chorus-4 National Honor Society-4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Seer tary 2, Pres dent-3 Powd r Puff-3, Captain 3 Rock Rehgious-3.4 Social Studies Fair Winner-1,3 District 1 Student Council-1,2,3,4 Tiger Ta/es-3,4 Co-Editor 4 Varsity Volleyball-1,2,3,4 Volleyball lntramurals-1 Girl's Ba ketball manager-4 Who's Who Among American High School

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RICKEY HOLMES DECA-3,4

MARY DIANE HOLT Tran ferred-2 Art Club-2,3,4 FHA-3 Library Club-2 Secretary 2 Pep Club-4 Secretary-4 Powd r Putt-3 Student Council-3,4 VICA-4

JULIA MARIE HUDSON FHA-1 HER0-4 V1ce-PreS1dent 4

CHARLES IRVIN FCA-2 Football-2,3,4 Key Club-3,4 Powder Puff Cheerleader-3,4 Baseball-4

FOY L JACKSON Basketball-2,3 Class Officer-4 Executive Council-3 Favonte-4 FCA-2 Student Council-3

FRANCES O JACKSON FHA-1,3 Treasurer 3 HER0-4

LINDA MASHAYE JACKSON FHA-1 HER0-2.3,4 Treasurer 4 Softball lntramurals-3

WANDA JACKSON FHA-3,4

WILLIAM JACKSON, JR Art Club-1 DECA-4

MARGARET LOUISE JERNIGAN FHA-2 HERO-3,4

EVELYN KAY JOHNSON B -Ch m-Phy-1.2,3,4 Bye Bye B,rdie-3 Cl Offtoer-2 Early Spnng-2,3,4 Pro Editor-3, Assistant

Editor-4 FaYOnl -3,4 Foreign Language Club-1 Good Citizen-4 lnterclub Council-1,2.4 S cretary-2 N on I Honor Society-3,4 Outstanding Enghsh Stud nt-1,2 Outstanding Math Student-2 Powd r Puff-3 Science Fair Winner-1,2 Reg,onal-2 Soc al Studies Fair Wmner-1,3 District 1

Mo t Outstanding Project 3 Stud nt Council-1,3,4 Pre 1dent 4, Treasurer

3 Tiger Tsles-3,4 V led1ctonan

MICHAEL JOHNSON Ba etball-4

ROBERT JOHNSON FFA-1

MARY JAN JONES Choru -1,3,4 Vice-President 3, President-4 DECA-4 FHA-1 Girls' Ensemble-2 Powd r Puff-4 Student Council-3

MICHAEL R. JONES

DEBORAH ANN JORDAN FBLA-4 FHA-1,2 Reporter 2 Library Club-3,4

KENDALL EUGENE KELLEY DECA-3,4 FFA-1 Football-2

DAN LAND Band-1,2,3 DECA-3,4 Parliamentarian 4 FFA-2,3

TAMMY SUSAN LONG Chorus-1,2,3,4 FHA-1 GSC-2,4 Pep Club-2,4 Powder Puff-3,4 Stud nt Council-4

JAMES H LOWE Ill Art Club-2 Favonte-1,2,3,4

Science Fair Wrnner-3 Spanish Club-3,4 Student Council-3 Tiger Tai -3

DEBRA GLENISE L VERLA Powder Puff-4

AL MARSHALL DECA-4

W. LECKIE MATTOX Ill B ketball-1 Favonte-1.2,3,4 FCA-1,2 Football-1.2,3,4 All-Conference 4 lnterclub Counc,1-4 Key Club-1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3, President 4 Pep Club-4 Powder Puff Queen-4 Student Council-3,4 B seball-4

PERLINA McCOY Baseball lntramurals-2,3 Cheerlead r-4 Chorus-2,3,4 GSC-4 FHA-1 French Club-1.2 Pep Club-4 Powder Puff-3 Varsity Volleyball-4

LINDA McNEAL FBLA-2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Historian 4 FHA-1 Honor Graduate Miss FBLA-4

THYWANDA McNEAR FBLA-2.3,4 FHA-1 Library Club-4

MARY KAREN MEDLEY FHA-1,2,3 Pep Club-3,4 Powder Puff-3,4

SCOTT NOLIN Art Club-1 DECA-4 Powder Puff Cheerleader-3,4

JANE NORTON Band-1,2,3,4 Color Guard-2,3,4 Captain 4 DECA-4 French Club-1,2,3 Math Club-1

PATRICIA DIANE O'BRIAN Chorus-1 DECA-3 FHA-1 GSC-4 Pep Club-2 Powder Puff-4

JAMES OSWALD Transferred-4

VICKI OYLER Art Club-2,3,4 GSC-4

National Honor Soc ety-3,4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Span h Club-1,2

DOROTHY ANN PALMER Art Club-2 DECA-3 FBLA-2 FHA-1

LA VON PITTMAN Powder Puff Cheerleader-3,4

BILLY PITTS Band-1,2,3,4 Career Club-2

MARY ELLEN POSS Class Officer-2 Executive Council-3 FBLA-2,3,4 Secretary 3, V1ce-Pres1dent 4 FHA-1 GSC-1,2,3 4 Pep Club-1 Powder Puff-3 Student Council-4 VarSlly Volleyball-1.2,3,4 Girls' Ba etball Manager-4

DOUGLAS POWERS

TWILIA JEAN PRATER Band-1,2,3,4 Color Guard-2 GSC-1 Pep Club-3,4 Powder Puff-3.4

WILLIAM DAVID QUINNEY Baseball-1,3,4 All-Conference 3 Basketball-1,2,3,4 AII-ConfMence 3, Most

Valuable Player 3 Rebound r-3 Favonte-1,2,3,4 FCA-2 Football-2,3,4 All Conference-4, Most

Valuable Offensive Player-4 Key Club-3 Mr. EHS-4

ANN RAMEY FHA-1.2,3,4 HER0-4

ROBIN LEE RAMSEY Transferred-3 Bye Bye Birdie-3 Bi-Chem-Phy-4 Pep Club-4 Powder Puff-3,4 Science Fair Winner-3 Social Studies Fair Winner-3 Student Council-4 Tiger Tales-4 Who's Who Among Amencan High School

Students-4

GENE CARROLL REESE

TAMMY REEVES Beauty-1 Bi-Chem-Phy-1,2,3,4 Secretary-4 Class Officer-1 Favonte-1,2,4 GSC-1 lnterclub Council-4

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National Honor Society-3,4 President 4 Outstanding English Student-3 Outstanding Science Student-1 Outstanding Spanish Student-2 Science Fair Winner-1,3 District 1,3 SP.anish Club-1 Student Council-1,2,3 Tennis Team-2 Honor Graduate

MARY CATHERINE REID Band-1,2,3,4 Drum Majorette-3,4 Executive Council-4 Favorite-3,4 MaIorette-2 National Honor Society-3,4 Historian-4 Powder Puff-3,4 Captain-4 Most Valuable

Defensive Player-4 Social Studies Fair Winner-1,3 Student Council-4 Basketball Attendant-4 Honor Graduate

JEFF REIL Football-2,3,4

DAN RICHARDSON Art Club-1 DECA-3,4 School Store Sales Promoter-4

MARCUS LEE ROE Band-1,2,3.4 Baseball-3 FFA-3,4

DORIS ELAINE RUSSAW Art Club-3.4 Vice-President 3 Art Show Winner-3 Best In Show 3, First

Place-3 Baseball lntramurals-2,3 Class Officer-4 Favorite-1,2,3,4 FHA-1

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GSC-1,2,3,4 Reporter-3, Secretary-4 National Honor Society Powder Puff-3 Captain 3 Social Studies Fair Winner-3 Student Councll-3,4 Tennis lntramurals-3 Varsity Volleyball-2.3,4 Valuable Player-2,3

HAZEL SCOTT FHA-1,2,3 HER0-3 Secretary-3

CHRIS SCROGGINS Band-1,2,3,4

JACK A. SELLERS, JR,

MARY KATHRYN SIMMS Art Club-2 Bi-Chem-Phy-1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 DECA-4 Early Spring-3 Executive Council-3,4 French Club-1,2.3,4 Vice-President-2 GSC-1,2,3 Key Club Favonte-2,3,4 National Honor Society-3,4 Secretary 4 Pep Club-1,2,3 Powder Puff-4, Escort 3 Rock Religious-3,4 Social Studies Fair Winner-3 Student Council-1 Tennis Team-2,3 Tiger Ta/es-3,4 Editor-4 Beauty-4

RICK SKINNER Chorus-1,2,3 FFA-1,2,3,4 Powder Puff Cheerleader-4

SYLVIA SMITH Art Club-1,2,3,4 Bye Bye Birdie-3 Chorus-3

Drama Club-4 President-4 Oliver-2 Powder Puff Manager-3

MATTEVA SNIPES FHA-1,2,3 Reporter-2 GSC-1,2 HER0-3 Historian 3 Library Club-3

SHEILA L. SQUIRES Career Club-2 DECA-3,4 Executive Council-3 FHA-1 GSC-3 Pep Club-1 Powder Puff-3 Tiger Ta/es-3

CYNTHIA JANE STEELE Beauty-3,4 Class Officer-2 Executive Council-3 Favorite-3,4 FHA-1 French Club-1,2 Pres,dent-2 football Attendant-3 National Honor Society-3.4 Vice-President 4 Pep Club-1 Powder Puff-3.4 Captain 4 Science Fair Winner-2 Student Council-4 Girls' Basketball Manager-4

JUDY EVELYN STRICKLAND Drama Club-4 FBLA-3,4 Typist Contest Winner 3 FHA-2 Treasurer 2 Library Club-3 Treasurer 3 Math Club-2 Spanish Club-1,2 Social Studies Fair Winner-4

THOMAS DERELL STRICKLAND

nd-1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Bye Bye B1rd1e-3 DECA-4 FFA-3 Powd r Puff Cheerlead r-3,4

SUZANN ELIZABETH SUDDATH B nd-1.2,3,4 Most Congenial 2, Mo t

Ou tandmg-3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Pre dent 4

Bi-Chem•Phy-1,2,3,4 Reporter-H1stonan 3 Bye Bye B1rd1e-3 . Early Spring-1,2,3,4 Poetry Editor-2,3

Editor 4 Executive Council-3 National Honor Society-3,4 Treasurer 4 Ohver-2 Powder Puff-3,4 Sc ence Fair Wmner-3 Social Studies Fair Winner-3 Term Paper

Wmner-3 Spanish Club-1 Student Council-1,2 ,3

ALPHONSO THOMAS All-State Band-1,2,3,4 Band-1,2,3,4 Most Congenial 2, Vice

PreStdent 3, Captain 3, Achievement Award 2,3

Boys' State-3 State Treasurer Chorus-1,2 ,3, 4 DECA-4 Early Sprmg-2,3 Mixed Ensemble-2.3,4 President-3 National Honor Society-3,4 Nominee to McDonald's AII-Amencan

Band-3 Student Music Director-2,3 Who's Who Among Amencan High School

MuStc Students-3

WILLIAM J. TILL

DANNY RAY TRAMMELL Art Club-1 FFA-2

Football-4

CINDY TYLER Art Club-2.3,4 DECA-3,4

KEN WALLS

JEAN MARIE WARD DECA-4

WILLIAM MARCUS WHALEY FFA-1,2,3,4

CHIP WILDER Drama Club-4 Football-4 French Club-1

DONNA SUE WILLIAMS FBLA-1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 FHA-1 Spanish Club-1 Honor Graduate

NED BENJAMIN WILLIAMS Ill Art Club-2 Basketball-3 Class officer-3 Favorite-4 National Honor Society-3,4 Powder Puff Attendant-2 Spanish Club-4 Student Council-4 Tiger Tales-3

OCTAVIA LAZETT WILLIAMS DECA-3,4 GSC-1 Pep Club-1

JOHNNY WILSON FFA-1

MARY ANN WILSON

Beauty-2,3 Class Officer-4 Favonte-2,3,4 FHA-1 Reporter 1 GSC-1,2,3,4 Library Club-3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Pep Club-2 Studen~ Council-4

DIANE MARIE WOODBURY Band-1,2,3.4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Bye Bye Birdie-3 Chorus-4 Executive Council-3,4 National Honor Society-3,4 Powd r Puff-3,4 Captain 4 Mixed Ensemble 4 Vice-President 4 Spanish Club-1

DEBORAH GLYNN WOODHAM Beauty-1,3,4 Cheerleader-2,3,4 Co-Head 4 Class Officer-1,3,4 Favonte-1,4 Football Attendant-1 GSC-1,2,3,4 Key Club Favonte-1,4 Pep Club-1,2.3,4 Powder Puff-3,4 Spanish Club-1 Student Council-3,4 Tennis Team-1,2,3,4

JOHN MICHAEL WOODHAM Art Club-1,2 FCA-2 Football-2,3,4 Key Club-4 Powder Puff Coach-3,4

DORIS JEAN WOODSON Class Officer-3 GSC-2,4 Hi-Times-4 Library Club-1 Secretary 1 Pep Club-1,2,3

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JUNIORS

JUNIORS exhibited school spirit for the 1976-77 school year. They constructed the "Fonz" tote float which received first place They also won first place in the Lone T-Bone and Po-Devil skit. They experienced a distressing defeat in the Powder Puff Football Game The 1976-77 Junror year was an exciting and hard-working year.

David Adams Tim Adkinson Fred Appling Beverly Arnold Jeff Arnold

Ramona Arnold Jerri Barnes Patricia Bell David Benefield Timothy Blackshire

56 Juniors

CLASS OFFICERS: President-Rudy Velez;Vice­President-Pat Byrne, Secretary-Karen Foster; Treasurer-Star Pappas.

Karen Blevins Jim Bonner Elizabeth Bouyer Ren Bradford Wayde Bratcher

David Brooks Emory Broome Edward Brown Ronald Brown Alvin Burkes

Joyce Burns Debbie Bush Pat Byrne Torn Caesar Lee Campbell

Mark Campbell Richard Clark Linda Chatt Pam Cochran Shem Conner

Lynn Cooper Ricky Cunningham Becky Daniel Chuck Darby Linda Davis

Lorenzo Davis Mary Dawkins Bryan Dean Donna Deese Gloria Denson

David Dominey Gwen Douglas Jennie Dowling Guy Dunn Debbie Edson

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Richard Elliott Mike Ellis Randy Engel Eart Farley Grady Feralin

Randy Fehrenback Wendy Fehrenback Hazel Forte Karen Foster Carolyn Franklin

Cynthia Franklin Fred Frost Gayle Gilley Ginger Gilmore Rosetta Gordon

Fran Greene Tim Greene Kylee Grimes Yvette Grubbs David Guilford

Tana Hallmark Lee Hamm Lynn Hamm Mike Hammond Eddie Harge

Henry Hart Taylor Hart Vera Hawkins David Henry Annie Hill

Greg Hines Keena Holland Gay Hopper Judy Jackson lshmeal Jemmott

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Kathryn Johnson Mary Louise Johnson Randy Johnson Vivian Johnson Betty Jones

Donnie Jones Mack Jones Penny Jones Schells Jones Jody Josey

Donna Jowers Ben11 King Hazel Lecroy Jeff Lee Gwen Louder

Randy Lund Louise Mahone Mike McClenney Linda McHillmon Mary Mitchell

Joe Martin Kenneth Matthews Sunny Mixon Tim Moats Sherry Mobley

Bob Newsom LeAnne Nolan Dean Norton Teresa Norton Caesar O'Hara

Harry Oliver Brenda Orr Wileda Overton Jamie Oyler Walter Palmore

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Star Pappas Gene Parker Michael Parkinson Joyce Parks Pete Parrish

Harry Perkins Terri Peterman Tommy Peterson Wanda Pittman Melinda Pomeroy

Carolyn Porter Marilyn Porter Sandra Powell Martha Pnce Cindi Ray

James Register Todd Register Angela Renfroe Edriena Rhymes Marty Roberts

Greg Robinson Tina Roney Nancy Rowland Rita Scarborough Linda Schmitz

Robbie Sellers Michael Shorter Ric Simms Joseph Sims Doris Smiley

David Smith Michael Smith Jane Snead Denece Sparkman David Spurlock

60 Juniors

Bennie Wilson Susan Woodbury

Darlene Steward Ruth Strickland Charles Sylvester Wayne Sylvester Gene Tapley

Tommy Taylor Les Teel Eddie Thomas James Thomas Toronto Thomas

Earne tine Thornton Rudy Velez Paula Vickers Freida Walker Donald Walker

Willie Walker Arlene Ware Jessie Warren Mary Washington Susanna Watson

Debbie Welsh Dorothy White Kathy White Dennis Williams Kenny Williams

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62 Juniors

Juniors 63

64 Juniors

BEAUTIES Sherri Conner Kathryn Johnson Martha Price LeAnne Nolan Gwen Louder Kylee Grimes

Juniors 65

FAVORITES Yvette Grubbs Pat Byrne Sherri Conner Jessie Warren Gwen Louder Rudy Velez Kathryn Johnson LeAnne Nolan Kylee Grimes Henry Hart Taylor Hart (not pictured) Moses Shorter (not pictured)

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SOPHOMORES

SOPHOMORES made their 1976-1977 year exciting through participation in school activities. They brought four spirited cheerleaders, more than the other classes. They made it hard for all other classes to become successful in things such as, homecoming floats, spirit chain, and other events. They made people realize that they were around. They weren't just any other class; they were the sophomores.

Robert Allen Rufus Anderson Mary Alice Appling Debbie Autrey Michael Baker Jackie Barnwell

Debbie Barton Donna Beamon Ricky Beasley Teresa Beasley Drew Bennett Ray Bickley

Mary Helen Bland Jami Brackin Tracy Bradford Ray Brazier Barbara Breithaupt Kim Brogden

George Brooks Carolyn Brown Letricia Brown Maxine Brown Robert Brown John Brunson

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CLASS OFFICERS President-Jerome Hicks; Vice-president-Lori Wilson, Secretary-Helen Dalon; Treasurer-Nina Monroe

Audrey Brutley Patty Bulger Doylene Burress Donna Bu h Keely Byrne Alfonso Calloway

Curt, Calloway Edith Campbell Douglas Champion Jimmy Carroll Tommy Coates Ouida Cochran

Drew Cole Roger Cole Pia Colon Diane Crumpton Fran Culpepper Helen Dalon

Lisa Davenport Debbie Davis Eddie Davis Hubert Davis Melvin Davis Mickey Davis

Joni DeRome Mike Dowling Murray Dozier Tony Dykes Cindy Edmondson Debbie Efurd

Kenneth Ellington Linda Elllngton Will Evans Jannett Farley Danny Farmer Jackie Forte

Todd Friedman Steve Goodloe John Goodman J Grant Linda Green Todd Griffin

Herman Gnm Sherry Hammond Celia Hamrick Jeanette Harris Terita Hart Ronnie Hatfield

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Connie Haywood Joyce Henderson Jerome Hicks Kenneth Hicks Captoria Hill Isiah Hill

Ulysses Hillman Kenneth Hines Wanda Holland Robert Hollins Jerry Holt Christine Hurst

Cynthia Isaac Chris Jackson Johnnie Mae Jackson Thomas Jackson Tommie Jackson Mark Jernigan

Henry Johnson Richard Johnson Lisa Jones Lorenzo Jones Shirlene Jones Alfred Josey

Barbara King Gloria King Kathy King Michael Lawrence Rick Lawson Danny Leathers

Sherrill Leathers Jerome Lewis Mary Lewis Pennie Ludlam Jimmy Lund Calvin Lyerla

Connie McCoy Sandra McKnight Mary Mallory Lisha Methvin James Mills Sandra Mills

Mike Missildine Doni Mobley Nina Monroe Delisa Morgan Scotty Morris Kenneth Norton

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Barbara O'Hara Michael O'Hearn Sherry Orr Daisy Palmer Jarvis Parks Steven Parkinson

Debbie Parmer Patty Parmer Ronnie Parmer Ashley Perkins Charles Phillips Roger P1ppms

Jane Pittman Lain1e Polhemus Cathrine Porter Lynn Poss BIii Rasure Neil Reeves

Toby Reeves John Robinson Shelly Saxon Angie Scott Shanda Scroggins Rickey Searcy

Rudolph Searcy Cindy Sellers Paul Shtrley John Sims Vivian Slater Melissa Smiley

Brenda Smith Debra Smith Johnny Smith Lucious Smith Steven Smith James Starling

Billy Stephens Shari Steward Annie Dons Strong Stephen Taylor Tim Teel Emmanuel Thomas

James Thomas Michael Thomas Steve Thompson Darby Tyler Kathy Walker Pamela Walker

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Lon Wallace Kim Walls Ken Watts Roy Ware Martha Washington Mike Watford

Jeannette Wilder Winfred Wilder Clay Williams Gloria Ann Williams Gloria Williams Kenneth Williams

Michael Williams Phil Williams Lon Wilson Ruthie Wilson Daniel Wise Debbie Wolaver

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Peggy Woodbury Beverly Woodham Thomas Woods Ardenia Woodson Stacy Woodward

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BEAUTIES: Mary Helen Bland, Vivian Slater, Helen Dalon.

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FAVORITES: Jerome Hicks, Tommie Jackson, Bill Rasure, Danny Farmer, Vivian Slater, Frank Culpepper, Nina Monroe, Helen Dalon, Tony Dykes, Celia Hamrick, Lainie Polhemus, Kenneth Hines (not pictured).

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FRESHMEN

FRESHMEN faced with a new environment adapted to life once more at EHS Their addition of two hundred thirty­five students enabled them to boost the Tiger Spirit and take first place in the spirit chain contest. Their ea­gerness to participate in school ac­tivities helped make them a vital part of EHS. Their role as freshmen being completed, they leave a part hard to be filled by an upcoming class.

Todd Adams David Adkins Renee Anderson Billy Appling Ales1ca Arts Charlotte Atkins

Jerry Backman Fran Baker Alice Barlar Troy Barnes Terri Battle Amanda Baxley

Victor Baxter Allen Bell Lisa Bell Alec Benson Ken Benson Ray Blanton

Agnes Boyd Jan Braswell Brenda Breithaupt Tim Bridges Chris Brockman Paul Brooks

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CLASS OFFICERS: President-Leon Jackson, Vice-President-Robert Massey; Secre­tary-Robin Thomas;Treasurer-Tern Taunton.

Max Broome Bill Brown Donald Brown Steve Brown Tammy Brutley David Bush

Keith Bush Michael Calloway Mary Carnathan Gerald Carter Deloria Champion Shern Clapper

Carla Clark Mike Clark Beth Cochran Mike Cody Edward Conner Gwen Gossen

Tracy Cox Willie Crews Shirley Culver Sheila Culver Anna Dalon Bobbie Davis

Brenda Davis Charles Davis Linda Davis Viva Davis Lue Ella Dawson Sharon Dawson

Yank Dean LeRoy Dennard Mane Dennard Grj1c1e Dennis Mike Devenny Karleen Dixon

Helen Dowling Charles Driggers Jett Ellis Becky Elmore Mark Emerson Judy Enfinger

James Faircloth Tex Falvey Cindy Fehrenback Monica Faulk Bernice Flowers Mark Flurry

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Jackie Forte Max Fortune Craig Foster James Fountain Sarah Fountain Wanda Garrett

Kim Gilmore Evelyn Goff Chns Golden Cathy Glover DeeAnn Greathou e Dottie Greathou

Harmon Gr n Ronnie Green Janet Greene Mary Guilford Michael Guilford Sam Halstead

Michael Hamilton Steve Hammond Linda Hams Winifred Hams Andy Hart Mark Harvey

David Hatfield Eddie Haywood Jim Henderson Oscar Henderson Robin Herring Daniel Hicks

Donna Hines Sandy Hillmon Alvin Hines Richard Hollins Patricia Hoskey Natalie Howard

Danny Hudson James Isaac Leon Jackson Keith James Mary Jernigan Mary Johnson

Michael Johnson Quincy Johnson Sheila Johnson Susan Jones Ervin Jordan Jackie Jordan

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Ronnie Jowers Josephine Kelly Kathy Kelly Jimmy King Tyrone Kyles Steve Lambert

Gregory Lawrence Tommy Lawrence Donny LeCroy Mitchell L Nathaniel Lewis Winfred Lewis

Lynn Ludlam Kenneth Marshall Linda Martin Robert Massey Tim McBride Keith McCall

Linda Medley Albert Merrill Woody Merrill Beth MIiier Memorie MIiier Tang la Mitchell

Lu Mixon Roy Morrl Betsy Motley Randal Nelson Mann Newman Gary Nolin

Tim Nolin Terrence Northcutt Dan Norton Rocky Norton Jol'm O'Brlan Oougla Oliver

Terence Oliver Nadarai Overton Vanes1a Overton Pam Owens Shirley Owens Johnny Palmer

Denise Parrish Mary Catherine Perry Anthony Petty Cathy Philips Eart Philips Paul Pinkard

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Guy Pope Dorothy Porter Edward Quarles Mark Rhodes Levy Richardson Robert Ristau

David Roberts Rena Robinson Mary Rogers Debra Sapp Sheila Sanders Lex Scroggins

Charles Shade Jeraldine Shorter Leshe Singer Charanda Skipper Ben Smith Jeff Smith

Joan Smith Mark Smith Pam Sorrells Mane Spence Paula Spurlock Shannon Stokes

Dorothy Suggs Hattie Sylvester David Tapley Shem Taunton Tern Taunton Bobby Taylor

William Taylor James Tennille Dorothy Thomas Eddie Thomas Greg Thomas Nerissa Thomas

Michelle Thomas Ray Thomas Robin Thomas Sharon Thomas Shern Thomas Steve Thornsburry

Gloria Tiller Maurine Tiller Artie Timbers Eddie Tisdale Philip Turner Marcus Tyre

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Alonzo Wright

Roger Walden Ronald Walker Donald Ware Ida Ware Lisa Ward Dana Watts

Danette Welsh Rhonda Webb Jackie White Burke Wiggins Isabella Williams Kevin Williams

Vernetha Williams Donna Wilson Johnny Mack Wilson Robin Wimbish Bonnie Woods Wilhe Woods

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BEAUTIES: Kim Gilmore, Robin Thomas, Sheila Johnson.

86 Freshmen

FAVORITES: Leon Jackson, Sheila Johnson, Marcus Tyre, Viva Davis, Betsy Motley, Lu Mixon, Sharon Thomas, David Roberts, Keith James, Anna Dalon, Ray Thomas, David Tapley (not pictured).

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ADMINISTRATION seeks to provide the best educational opportunities for all boys and girls of our school age in our city and dis­trict. Eufaula High School was the second school in the state to be accepted as a member of the Southern Association of Secondary Schools, the standards for membership in this association being higher 1n many respects than membership in the State Association. The citizens of Eufaula and faculty are to be com­mended for their efforts to provide good schools to meet the challenges of today. In the years ahead we shall continue to work to upgrade the quality of educa­tion we have sought to establish here in the past

Mr. O.B. Carter-Superintendent of Education

Board of Education: 0.B. Carter, Lillian Shorter, Dr. W.D. Moorer, William P Cole, W.L. Mattox, LY Dean

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Mr. William G. Quinney-Principal of Eufaula High School

Administration 89

Mr. Wayne Fiquett-Assistant Principal of Eufaula High School Mr. John Quattlebaum-Director of Vocational School

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FACULTY worked to prepare students for life and for future ca­reers by becoming our teachers, advisors, friends, and confidants. The EHS Faculty performed with a devo­tion to duty, a steadfastness of purpose, and a genu­ine interest in the individual student.

Mrs Sallie W. Bell Current History, American Government

Mrs. Billie Faye Bush Chairman of Math Department Algebra I and II

Mr. Wiley W Bell Carpentry, Cabinet Making

Miss Geneva Cochran Special Education

Mrs. Bettie Bland Chairman of English Department Maior Brit­ish Writers, Expository Writing I and 11, Tiger Tales Advisor

Mr George Cochran Football Coach, Physical Education

Faculty 91

Mrs Yola T. Comer Librarian

Miss Celia A. Dailey IIS Biology Biology I, Topics in Biology

Mr Robert H. Flewellen American Government, Hi Times Advisor

92 Faculty

Miss Sandra Coprich Personal Typing, Math

MISS Becky Dunn Survey of British Literature, Bible Literature, English Writing Patterns I

Mrs. Helen Folsom Special Education

Miss Virginia Coyner French, American History

Mrs. Mary Edson Business and Office Education

Miss Martha George Spanish, English

M ss Celeste Houston Guidance Counselor

Mrs Ruth A Jennings Home Economics

Mr. Bob Landers Driver's Education, Social Studies

Ms Barbara Hutchins General Science, IIS Physical Science, IIS Biology

Mr. Russell Jones Career and D1stribut1ve Education

Mrs. Jennie LeMa1stre 9th grade English. Creative Writing, Ma1or American Writers

Mr. Marvin H Jenkins Vocational Counselor

Miss Margaret R Kramer Commercial Sewing

Mrs. Hattie H Manning Food Service

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Mrs. Roberta Marshall Co metology

Mrs. Lydell Morns Chairman of Science Department Biology I, Topics in Biology, Physiology

Mr Steve Panjic American Literature, World Literature, 9th grade English, Writing Patterns, Study of the Novel

Mrs Martha McKenzie Art

Mr. Richard B Morns Consumer Math, Geometry, Trigonometry, Stat1 tics

Mrs. Ophelia Sellers Chairman of Social Studies Department United States History

Mrs. Wanda L. McKinnon General Science, Chemistry

Mr. Frank W. Motley IV Auto-Mechanics

Miss Beth Shaw Wntmg Patterns I Contemporary Fiction Drama, Speech

Mrs. Melba W. Singleton Business and Office Education

Coach "Butch" Stafford Pre-Algebra, Physical Education

Mrs. Doris D. Teal Physical Education

Mrs. Gwendolyn C. Smith Consumer and Fundamental Math

Mrs. Annie W. Stafford Physical Education

Mr Allen Thomas Trowel Trad s

Mr. Wilham D. Smith, Jr. Mythology, Current History, Alabama History

Mr. Clarence E. Tap ey Band Director

Mr. Billy Wilbourne Choral Music

Mr. Wayne M. Woodham Driver's Education

96 Faculty

Mr. George Williams Ill Physical Education

Mrs Helen George Secretary-Eufaula High School

Mrs. Hazel Mann Secretary-Superintendent's Office

Mrs. Anne Zorn Woodham Career English, 9th grade English

Mrs. Shirley Landers Secretary-Vocational School

Mrs. Catherine Perry Secretary-Pnncipal's Office

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FACULTY

MRS SALLIE W. BELL Al bama State Un1vers1ty, B.S. Ut h State Un1ver 1ty, M S

MR WILEY W. BELL Al bama A & M University. B.S. Auburn University, Rank 1 Cert

MRS BETTIE BLAND We leyan College, B A.

MRS. BILLIE FA YE BUSH Un1vers1ty of North Alabama, B.S Auburn University, M E.

MISS GENEVA COCHRAN Tu kegee Institute, BS., M.E D. University of Richmond

MR GEORGE COCHRAN Auburn University, B S M1ss1ss1ppl College, M.S.

MRS YOLA T. COMER Alabama State University, B.S Alabama A & M University, M.SLM

MISS SANDRA COPRICH Alabama State University, B.S.

MISS VIRGINIA COYNER Huntingdon College, B.A. Radford College, M.S.

MISS CELIA A DAILEY Auburn University, BS

MISS BECKY DUNN Troy State University, B.S.

MRS. MARY EDSON Troy State University, B.S. Auburn University, M. Ed.

MR ROBERT H. FLEWELLEN University of Alabama B.A., M.A. University of North Carolina,

MRS. HELEN FOLSOM Alabama College B.A. Auburn UniverSJty, M. Ed.

MISS MARTHA GEORGE Auburn University, BA, M.A

MISS CELESTE HOUSTON University of Alabama, B.S

DIRECTORY Auburn University, M.Ed.

MS. BARBARA HUTCHINS Stillman College, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A.

MA MARVIN H. JENKINS University of Alabama, B.S. Troy State University, M.S

MRS. RUTH A. JENNINGS University of Tennessee, B.S Auburn University, M.Ed.

MA. RUSSELL JONES Troy State College, B.S. University of Alabama. Voe. Cert.

MISS MARGARET R. KRAMER Auburn Untvers1ty, B.S.

MR. BOB LANDERS Auburn University, B.S.

MAS JENNIE LeMAISTRE University of Alabama, B.A., M.A.

MRS. HATTIE H. MANNING Tuskegee Institute of Alabama, B.S., M.Ed.

MAS. ROBERT A MARSHALL Auburn University, Rank 3 Cert

MRS MARTHA W McKENZIE Judson College, B.A

MRS WANDA L McKINNON Berea College, B.A. Vanderbilt University, M.A T.

MRS. L YDELLE MORAIS Eastern New Mexico University, B.A.

MR. RICHARD B MORAIS Eastern New Mexico University, B.S., M.A.

MR. FRANK W MOTTLEY Ill University of Alabama, Rank 1 Cert.

MA. STEVE PANJIC Auburn University, B.S.

MAS OPHELIA SELLERS University of Georgia, BA Troy University, M.Ed

MISS BETH SHAW Auburn University, B.S

MRS. MELBA W SINGLETON University of Montevallo, 8.S

MRS. GWENDOLYN C SMITH Savannah State College, B.S. Alabama State University, M.E.

MR WILLIAM D. SMITH, JR Jefferson Davis Junior College, AA. Livingston University, BS. Troy State University, M.S

COACH "BUTCH" STAFFORD Livingston University, B.S., M.Ed.

MRS. ANNIE W. STANFORD Alabama State University, B.S.

MR. CLARENCE E TAPLEY Auburn University, B.S

MRS. DORIS D. TEAL Auburn University, B.S.

MA. ALLEN THOMAS University of Alabama, Type 2 Cert.

MR. PETE WALKER Auburn University, B.S., M.Ed.

MR. BILLY WILBOURNE Auburn UniverSlty, B.S, M.Ed.

MR. GEORGE WILLIAMS Ill Alabama State University, BS

MRS. ANNE ZORN WOODHAM Troy State University, B.S Auburn University, M.S

MR. WAYNE M WOODHAM Troy State UniverSJty, B.S., MS.

ADMINISTRATION

MR 0.8 CARTER Auburn University, B.S University of Alabama, M.A. Superintendent of Education

MA. WILLIAM G QUINNEV University of Alabama, B.S., M Ed. Prrncipal of Eufaula High School

MR WAYNE FIQUETT West Georgia College, A.B Auburn University, M.ED. Assistant Principal of Eufaula High School

MR. JOHN QUATTLEBAUM Auburn University, B.S., M.S Director of Vocational School

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Features

SUPERLATIVES displayed admirable qualities worthy of recognition. They exemplified leadership, school spirit, and in­telligence. They have a feeling of satisfaction from the accomplishments they have made. They anxiously await still another chance to prove themselves.

HONOR GRADUATES· Donna Williams, Beverly Bush-SALUTATORIAN, Tammy Reeves, Kay Johnson-VALEDICTORIAN, R1chetta Glo­ver. Mary Reid, Linda McNeal.

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SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Patti Bulger, Marty Roberts, Kathy White, Ronnie Gamble, Gay Hopper, Susan Jones, Cindy Fehrenbach, Will

Evans, Charlotte Atkins, Jamie Oyler.

SOCIAL STUDIES FAIR WINNERS Debbie Edson, Doris Russaw, Harry Perkins, Donna Dease, Donnie Jones, Kathy Kelley, Kathryn Johnson, Cindi Ray, Jamie Oyler, Melinda Pomeroy, Romona Arnold.

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ALL-STATE CHORUS Susan Woodbury, David Henry, Ronnie Gamble, Diane Woodbury, Drew Bennett, Peggy Woodbury, Chris Jackson.

ALL-STATE BAND: Alphonso Thomas

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FBLA WINNERS: Judy Strickland, Wanda Holland, Donna W1lhams Alphonso Thomas, Ruth Strickland

GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Taylor Hart. Kylee Grimes, Pat Bryne, Donnie Jones GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL Kay Johnson

GIRLS' BASKETBALL ALL-TOURNAMENT: Rita Scarborough, Beth DECA FAVORITES: Freida Walker, Eddie Thomas. Cochran, (not pictured) Jerri Barnes.

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MR. and MISS EHS Elaine Blevins

and David Quinney

On their qualities of school spirit, integrity, good looks, intelligence, and cooperation, Elaine and Da­vid were chosen Mr. and Miss EHS by vote of the student body.

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EMPHASIS PROGRAMS "Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About Success" spotlighted three well-known and inspirational speakers. Kate Jackson, star of "Charlie's Angels," brought the glamour of stardom to the EHS stage. Dr. Waymon McCoo, an outstanding doctor in Los Angeles, California, urged the EHS student body to rely on their inner strength for success. Miss Eve­lyn Anderson, teacher and guidance counselor at Greensboro High School, stressed the importance of an education as a source of comfort and enrichment.

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HOMECOMING inspired reflections of "The Way We Were" and an­ticipation of victory and celebration. Involved were long hours of work, shouted cheers for success, and finally triumph in the knowledge of our achievement.

This page-Cindy Steele, Lon Wallace, Tony Dykes, Kylee Grimes. Danny Farmer, Sherry Hammond, Robm Ramsey, Wayde Bratcher, and Pat Byrne.

Center picture-Cella Hamrick

Opposite page-top to bottom· First Place Floats-Bi-Chem-Phy car, "Shock It to 'Em , Senior Float, "Tiger Cavemen Make Brun­didge Stew", Junior Float, "Sit on It, Bulldogs": Art Club Float, ''Tigers Always Have a Smooth Landing" ""

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Opposite page-Homecoming Queen. Elaine Blevins: Attendants Sheila John­son. Richetta Glover, Lainie Polhemus. Ar­lene Ware

This page-top left· Homecoming Queen. Elaine Blevins. and escort. Taylor Hart; top center. Twelfth Grade Attendant. Rich­etta Glover, and escort, Solomon Guilford; top right: Mr. Wilham Quinney, Elaine Ble­vins. Taylor Hart; bottom left: Eleventh Grade Attendant, Arlene Ware, and escort, Foy Lee Jackson; bottom center; Tenth Grade Attendant, La1nie Polhemus, and escort, Marcus Tyre: bottom right Ninth Grade Attendant, Sheila Johnson, and es­cort, Ralph Sanders

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POWDER PUFF built up all week, and the spirit and tension grew greater everyday. Coaches informed the players of last-minute plays, and the attendants and cheer­leaders made preparations for skirts and wigs. After nervous pre-game meals, the time drew near. The se­niors triumphed with a 12-8 victory.

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This page-left. Powder Puff Queen and Escort, Leckie Mattox and Tammy Reeves; top right: Debbie Beamon, bottom right: Band members

Opposite page-left Debbie Woodham;top right David Quinney.bot­tom right Janice Cook, bottom. Twelfth Grade Attendant and Escort, Solomon Guilford and Linda Jackson: Eleventh Grade Attendant and Escort, Henry Hart and Rita Scarborough, Tenth Grade Attendant and Escort, Tony Dykes and Lon Wallace; Ninth Grade Attendant and Es­cort, Andy Hart and Kim Gilmore

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Opposite page-SENIOR PLAYERS AND COACHES top row: M. Wood­ham, B. Braswell, M. Poss, J. Reil second row· B. Clements, T. Prater, C. Bynum, C. Glover, B. Arrington, D Hagler, F. Ellington: third row· G. Lyerla, B. Bush, S. Suddath, D. Woodbury, M. Reid: fourth row. D. Bea­mon, S. Bracey, M. Dean, K. Medley, C. Steele, D Hinson: fifth row. D. Woodham, J. Jones, D. O'Brien, T. Long, B. Conner, R. Ramsey.

This page-top left: SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Chris Scroggins, Clif Hastings, Ricky Skinner, Kendall Kelley, Jack Sellers, Carroll Reese Joey White, Michael Jones, Charles Irvin, Danny Trammell: bottom left. DyAnna Hollingsworth: top right: Barbara Conner, Cindy Steele, and Mary Reid: center right: Mimi Poss;bottom right: Kathy Simms.

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Opposite page-top row: JUNIOR COACHES B Newsome, T. Peterson, T. Thomas, J. Bonner, C Sylvester, G Dunn; second row: JUNIOR PLAYERS D. Jowers, D Sparkman, B Daniels, L. Cooper, J. Dowling; third row: S. Mixon, B. Orr, P. Cochran, B Arnold, D Welsh, N. Row­land; fourth row; P. Jones, J. Snead, K. Johnson, C Ray; fifth row K Blevins, L. Nolan, L. Schmitz, A Ware. S Powell; sixth row D. Bush, T Roney, S. Woodbury.

This page-top left: JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS David Henry, James Register, Wayde Bratcher, Pat Byrne, Taylor Hart, Ricky Cunningham: bottom left: Mark Campbell, top right: Jim Bonner and Pam Cochran; center right: Sunny Mixon, bottom right Group of Juniors

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BASKETBALL HOMECOMING secured EHS with the SAC Championship Title. With this victory the Tigers closed their regular season play with an astonishing record of 24-3. Win­ners in the sign contest were 1st place-Seniors; 2nd place Juniors. In the spirit chain contest 1st place went to the Freshmen and 2nd place went to the Sophomores. With regular season being finished, hope and anticipa­tion were aroused for a position in the State playoffs.

The 1977 Homecoming Queen was Ethelrene Fields escorted by Toronto Thomas: Twelfth Grade Attendant was Mary Reid escorted by Ronnie Gamble: Eleventh Grade Attendant was LeAnne Nolan e corted by Rudy Velez.

This page-Ninth Grade Attendant-Robin Thomas escorted by Pat Byrne. Top Center-Earl Farley and Carl Brown present Ethelrene with her flowers and plaque. Bottom Center-The homecoming court anx­iously waits for the half-time ceremonies to begin.

Opposite page top- Tenth Grade Attendant-Nina Monroe escorted by Ric Simms. Opposite page bottom-The fans enjoy themselves during half-time activities

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ART SHOW demonstrated the talents of many stu­dents at Eufaula High School. Among the winners were: Gay Hopper-Best­in-Show; Ronnie Gamble-First and third places; Doris Russaw-Second place. The Art Show also featured out­of-town artists, puppet shows, the fa­mous Chattahoochee Poochie, and Peter Cottontail, the Easter Bunny.

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TIGER TALES

sold ads too pictures drew layouts chose a cover created the 1 977 Tiger Tales

Kathy Simms, editor DyAnna Hollingsworth, ass·t ed. Mrs Bettie Bland, Adv, er

Karen Blevins Jam Bonner Beverly Bush Kim Dalon Kylee Grime Yvette Grubb Lynn Hamm Kay Johnson Sunny Mixon LeAnne Nolan Sandra Powell Robin Ramsey Candi Ray

INTER-CLUB

sponsored monthly bulletin boards

raised money for Christmas baskets

collected canned goods for Christmas baskets

sponsored a volleyball game elected the Outstanding Club of

the Year

Beverly Bush, President Mass Celeste Houston, adviser

Elaine Blevans Coy Ellington Grady Franklin Ronnie Gamble Rose Mane Henley Jerome Hicks DyAnna Hollingsworth Foy Lee Jackson Kay Johnson Jan Jones Leckie Mattox Terri Peterman Tammy Reeves Marty Roberts Brenda Smith Sylvia Smith Suzann Suddath Mary Ann Wilson

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

sponsored a family at Christmas sold candy at recess raffled a turkey and albums contributed to Christma baskets inducted new members recognized honor roll students served at Eufaula's Art Show

Tammy Reeves, President Cindy Steele, Vice-Pres. Kathy Simms, Secretary

Club Directory Suzann Suddath, Treasurer Mary Read, Rep.-His. Mrs Lydelle Morris, Adviser

Elaine Blevm Beverly Bush Richetta Glover Kay Johnson Vicki Oyler Alphonso Thomas Ned Williams Diane Woodbury

STUDENT COUNCIL

held a Leadership Retreat sponsored a Teacher's Tea sponsored Freshman Orientation sponsored Homecoming emphasized values in assembly

programs promoted enthusiasm with the

Spirit Cham provided entertainment at a

Christmas party for Adjustment Center residents

held a Fall Rummage Sale sold carnations on Valentine's

Day adopted a new stanza to the Alma

Mater promoted a school-wade Clean-Up

Campaign hosted Appreciations collected pledges for the Heart

Fund

Kay Johnson. President Beverly Bush, Vice-Pres. Kathy White, Secretary Kim Dalon, Treasurer Mrs. Billie Bush, adviser Mass Celeste Houston, adviser

Charlotte Atkins Fran Baker Debbie Barton Mary Helen Bland Elaine Blevins Karen Blevins Vivian Calloway Lee Campbell Anna Dalon Helen Dalon Viva Davis Mary Dean Debbie Edson Ethelrene Fields Ronnie Gamble Kylee Grimes Yvette Grubbs Sherry Hammond Celia Hamrick Taylor Hart Jerome Hicks DyAnna Hollingsworth Mary Holt Chris Jackson Kathryn Johnson Donnie Jones Tammy Long Leckie Mattox

Lu Maxon Nina Monroe Betsey Motley LeAnne Nolan Star Pappas Mary Perry Laanie Polhemus Mimi Poss Robin Ramsey Bill Rasure Mary Read David Roberts Marty Roberts Dons Russaw Cindy Steele David Tapley Eddie Thomas Lori Wallace Ned Williams Mary Ann Wilson Debbie Woodham Stacy Woodward

KEY CLUB

served at Cystic Fibrosis Horse Show

ushered at EB. & T.'s Flower Show

held a roadblock for Boys· and Girls' Ranch

sold peanuts sponsored a needy family D.J.ed at WULA for a day to raise

money for M.S held the District Rally in February promoted the Blood Drive attended State Convention

Leckie Mattox, President Taylor Hart, Vice-Pres. Allen Braswell, Secretary Eddie Thomas, Treasurer Mr Richard Morris, Adviser

Ray Bickley Jim Bonner John Brunson Danny Farmer Ronnie Gamble Willie Griffin Andy Hart Henry Hart Clif Hastings Charles Irvin Donnie Jones Johnny Palmer Gene Parker Harry Perkins Bill Rasure David Roberts Marty Roberts Gene Tapley Tommy Taylor Toronto Thomas Audy Velez Mike Watford Chip Wilder Elaine Blevins, Sweetheart favorites. Mary Helen Bland Karen Blevins Helen Dalon

Kam Gilmore Kylee Grimes DyAnna Hollingsworth LeAnne Nolan Kathy Samms Robin Thomas Debbie Woodham

DECA

held member/officer installation ceremonies

hosted a trainers· breakfast hosted a Christmas social held an officer training

conference sponsored the school store, Etc. attended District Leadership

Conference attended State Leadership

Conference attended Career Development

Conference promoted sales projects promoted service projects promoted improvement pro1ects hosted employee/employer

banquet awarded DECA boy/girl of the

year

Schells Jones, President Tommy Taylor, Vice-Pres Betty Jones, Secretary Tana Hallmark, Treasurer Eddie Thomas, Historian Dan Land, Parliamentarian Wileda Overturn, Reporter Mr. Russell Jones, Adviser Tam Adkinson Bonnie Arrington David Baker David Benefield Liz Bouyer Ronnie Braswell Emory Broome Debra Burgess Joe Coates Janice Cook Barbara Conner Lorenzo Davis Soap Davis Glenn Dennard Ganger Galmore Gayle Gilley Tim Greene Jay Hammond William Hicks Ricky Holmes William Jackson lshmeal Jemmott Jan Jones Kendall Kelley Alfred Marshall Kenneth Matthews Mary Mitchell Jane Norton Ann Palmer Mandy Pomeroy Dan Richardson Greg Robinson Kathy Simms

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David Spurlock Pam Sorrels Kathy White mobiles Sheila Squires David Tapley Diane Woodbury donated toward Chrl tmas Wayne Sylvester Eddie Tisdale baskets Don Thornsbury Mary Washington ART CLUB donated instructional resources to Cindy Tyler Danette Welsh the Library Frieda Walker bought slides for Art Dept. sponsored Senior Club Members Ken Walls FRENCH CLUB painted murals at Bluff City Appreciation Day Jean Mane Ward decorated for Football Banquet Debbie Welsh published Le Petit Coumer for built Bicentennial Float Catherine Etheridg , President Joey White AFFCC sponsored Art Show at EB. & T. Darlene Gargus, Vice-Pres Donna Williams served as secretary for the AFFCC built 1st place Homecoming float Ruth Strickland, Secretary Jerry Williams attended French Convention sold candy Earnestine Thorton, Ass't Sec.

led discussion groups at AFFCC sponsored Spring Art Show Brenda Orr, Treasurer FHA attended executive board Mrs Yola Comer, Adviser

meetings at AFFCC Ronnie Gamble, President sold Vocational Home Economics sold pens and shirts Jamie Oyler, Vice-Pres. Renee Anderson

Cookbooks served refreshments for the Gay Hopper, Secretary Grady Ferahn presented the program "America teachers Mrs Martha McKenzie, Adviser Eddie Hardge

the BeautJful"' decorated school bulletin board in Steve Hammond promoted conservation, Feb. Ramona Arnold Christine Hurst

preservation, and beaullf1callon Jerry Backman Deborah Jordon Tern Peterman, President Debbie Beamon Thywanda McNear

Kathy King, President Stacy Woodward, 1st Vice-Pres. Susan Bracey T ereas Oliver Winfred Wilder, Treasurer Mike Watford, 2nd Vice-Pres. Edith Campbell Guy Pope Cindy Edmondson, Program Rhonda Webb, Secretary Charles Driggers Kenny Williams

Chair. Mary Helen Bland, Treasurer Kim Gilmore Benny Wilson Louise Mahone, Recreational Mike Devenny, Reporter Herman Grim Mary Ann Wilson

Chair. Miss VIrginIa Coyner, Adviser Andy Hart Mrs Ruth A. Jennings, Adviser Lisa Jones MATH CLUB Elizabeth Bouyer Fran Baker Mary Mallory Sherri Conner Jan Braswell Vicki Oyler sponsored Christmas card contest Diane Crumpton Tim Bridges Sylvia Smith part1c1pated in the Clean-up Cindy Edmondson Celia Hamrick Campaign Debbie Efurd Cathy Phillips PEP CLUB planned a Field Tnp Coy Ellington Charles Phillips Evelyn Goff David Roberts built bon fires Richard Hollins, President Joyce Henderson Marty Roberts sold Pep ribbons Herman Grim, Vice-Pres Cynthia Isaac Debbie Sapp sold Booster buttons Doris Woodson, Secretary Kathy King Kathy Simms sold hot chocolate Lucious Smith, Treasurer Gwen Louder Ric Simms sold kisses on Valentine's Day Coy Ellington, Reporter Louise Mahone Burke Wiggins Sold Valentines Mrs. Gwendolyn Smith, Adviser Kathy Walker Winfred Wilder Bl-CHEM-PHY Elaine Blevins, President David Benefield Gloria Ann Williams Susan Woodbury, Vice-Pres. Wilham Jackson

sponsored Science Fair Mary Holt, Secretary Jackie Jordon SPANISH CLUB v1s1ted Fernback Science Center Karen Blevins, Treasurer Michael Lawrence

sponsored Paper Airplane Mrs Ann Woodham, Adviser Dan Richardson sold posters Contest bought material for Spanish dept held an Easter Egg Hunt for Edith Campbell HI-TIMES held a Christmas program at children Beth Cochran

Nursing Home camped out for a weekend Pam Cochran wrote Sports' columns built puppet theater Pia Colon reported club news attended Spanish Festival at Marty Roberts, President Tracy Cox listed special activities

Auburn Kathryn Johnson, Vice-Pres Anna Dalon took polls attended Spanish Convention in Tammy Reeves Secretary Viva Davis interviewed outstanding students

Tuscaloosa Kathy Simms, Treasurer Henry Hart published school newspaper hosted a Joint banquet with Miss Celia Dally. Adviser Donna Hinson

French Club DyAnna Hollingsworth Karen Foster, Editor inducted members into the Donna Bush Lisa Jones Mr. Robert Flewellen, Adviser

Spanish Honor Society Lee Campbell Mary Mallory Jerri Barnes Pia Colon Leckie Mattox Charlene Cumbie Miss Martha George, Adviser Kylee Grimes Lu Mixon Coy Ellington Yvette Grubbs Betsy Motley Faye Ellington Ramona Arnold Cella Hamrick Cathie Phillips Ethelrene Fields Tim McBride Taylor Hart Robin Ramsey Usha Methvin Lisa Bell Kay Johnson Cindi Ray Pete Parrish Alec Benson Richard Johnson Mane Spence Susanna Watson Jan Braswell Tim McBride Shannon Stokes Dons Woodson Jimmy Carroll Sunny Mixon Beverly Woodham

Ouida Cochran LeAnne Nolan GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Pia Colon Harry Perkins LIBRARY CLUB Linda Davis Mary Perry sponsored a Volleyball Clinic Mike Dowling Robin Ramsey held bake sales sponsored a Basketball Clinic Todd Friedman Cindi Ray hosted Christmas parties hosted Parents' Night Donna Hines Rita Scarborough designed Reading Displays sponsored Doris Teal Schella Jones Linda Schmitz worked for Library improvement Appreciation Day Dennise Parrish Suzann Suddath made posters, bookmarkers, and sponsored Faculty-Student

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volleyball game Lon Wilson Ricky Cunningham Ga I Hardaway DyAnna Holling orth, President Mary Wilson Tony Dykes Ter ta Hart Vivi n C noway, Vice-Pres Susan Woodbury Ronn e Gamble Wanda Holland Kim Dalon, Secretary Debbie Woodham David Henry Christine Hurst Dons Russaw, Treasurer Stacy Woodward Al Thomas Deborah Jordon Cella H mrlck, R porter Peggy Woodbury Donna Jowers Mrs Dons Teal. Adviser MIXED CHORUS Susan Woodbury Lynn Ludham

Thywanda McNear Renae Anderson sang at Peanut Festival EARLY SPRING Karen Medley Mary Allee Appling ranked "Superior" in District Doni Mobley Debbie Autrey compet1t1on collected poetry and prose Sherry Mobley D bbie Barton competed in State compet1t1on chose a cover design Pam Owens Donna Beamon gave Fall, Christmas, and Spring learned publishing techniques Debbie Parmer Mary Helen Bland Concerts held an autograph party Patti Parmer Elfrieda Blanton presented Easter Concerts Wanda Pittman Elaine Blevins entertained during the Heritage Suzann Suddath, Editor Angela Renfroe Agnes Boyd Tour Kay Johnson, Ass't Editor Shanda Scroggins Susan Bracey Miss Bettie Bland, Adviser Denece Sparkman Maxine Brown Jan Jones, President Mrs. Jenny LeMa1stre, Adviser Shari Steward Audrey Brutley Gene Parker, Vice-Pres Judy Strickland Edith Campbell Ethelrene Fields. Reporter Agnes Boyd Ruth Strickland Carla Clark Tony Dykes, Stage Manager Tracy Bradford Alphonso Thomas Beth Cochran Mr. Billy Wilbourne, Director Mary Dean Michelle Thomas Ouida Cochran Ronnie Gamble Paula Vickers Pam Cochran Todd Adams Mary Guilford Pamela Walker Pia Colon Allee Barlar Lisha Methvin Gloria Williams Tracy Cox Troy Barnes C1nd1 Ray Debbie Wolaver Anna Dalon Debbie Barton Dan Richardson Helen Dalon Karen Blevins Linda Schmitz Viva Davis Ren Bradford David Tapley Mary Dean Tracy Cox Terri Taunton Donna Dee Barbara Davis Kathy White Joni DeRome Linda Davis Gwen Douglas Viva Davis FBLA Kylee Gnmes Luella Dawson Yvette Grubbs Coy Ellington hosted a party for Special Ed Sherry Hammond Janet Farley children Donna Hinson Mary Guildford presented gifts to Ad1ustment Sandy Hillman Michael Guildford Center residents Kathryn Johnson Andy Hart made bulletin boards Tammy Long Sandy Hillman sold candy Perltna McCoy Richard Hollins sponsored a bake sale Sunny Mixon DyAnna Hollingsworth won recognition in District Lu Mixon Patricia Hoskey competit1on Nina Monroe Deborah Hytrer competed in State competit1on Delisa Morgan Chris Jackson campaigned for District Vice-Pres Diane O'Bnan Tammy Long Brenda Orr David Lunsford Richard Clark, President Nadarai Overton Robert Massey M1m1 Poss, Vice-Pres Venicea Overton Perlina McCoy Donna Williams, Secretary Wileda Overton Sandra Mills Debbie Edson, Treasurer Vicki Oyler Jamie Oyler Donna Hinson, Reporter Star Pappas Kenneth Norton Linda McNeal, Historian Mary Catherine Perry Dean Norton Mrs Mary Edson, Adviser Carolyn Porter Marty Roberts Marilyn Porter Lucious Smith Beverly Arnold Lynn Poss Nerissa Thomas Terri Battle Mimi Poss Lon Wallace Patty Bell Martha Price Arlene Ware Tracy Bradford Cindi Ray Dana Watts Carolyn Brown Ed1erana Rhymes Letnca Brown Nancy Rowland MIXED ENSEMBLE Joyce Burns Rita Scarborough Doylene Burress Angie Scott received a "I" rating at District Debbie Bush Jane Snead consisted of ten very talented Deloria Champion V1v1an Slater students Sherry Clapper Pam Sorrels composed of nine All-State Ouida Cochran Shem Taunton rec1p1ents Lynn Cooper Tern Taunton traveled to State competition Charlene Cumbte Robin Thomas gave Fall, Christmas. and Spring Becky Daniel Pamela Walker Concerts Jennie Dowling Lisa Ward Faye Ellington Ida Mae Ware Diane Woodbury, Vice-Pres Grady Feraltn Susanna Watson Mr. Billy Wilbourne, Director Darlene Gargus Rhonda Webb Rosetta Gordon Debbie Welsh Drew Bennett Dottie Greathouse Kathy White Elaine Blevins Donna Hagler

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FOOTBALL demanded hard work, determination, and pride. Practice began in the spring of 1976 and was followed by a three­day clinic in the summer Rough practices, strong coach­ing, team togetherness, and team pride led the Tigers to the runners-up in the SAC and an 8-2 season record los­ing only to top ranked Smiths Station and Lanett teams.

This page-top left. Coach Woodham, Head Coach Cochran, and Coach Landers: top nght: Coach Cochran. bottom left Little George and Robert "Pokey" Scott

Opposite page-top left: Lorenzo Slater and Coach Landers, center: Coach Williams;top right: Coach Woodham:bottom left. Coach Coch­ran and Little George, center right. Johnny Palmer and Chauncey Graves; bottom right. Coach Landers and Coach Woodham

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Willie Griffin was number seven in the league in rush­ing yardage with 7 4 7 yards 1n 143 carries. He was ranked sixth in scoring with a total of 58 points. Charles Green was ranked eighth in rushing with 673 yards in 80 carries. David Quinney was ranked number two in pass­ing with 37 completions in 60 attempts for 610 yards and eight touchdowns.

Opposite p ge-SENIORS top row Bubba Brasw II, Captain, center, Earl Farley, Captain, tight end, David Quinney, Captain, quarterback; Carl Brown, spilt end, econd row. Johnny Cutchens, defensive tackle, Charles Green, halfback: Willie Griffin, tailback, Chi Hastings,

uard, third row Charles Irvin, offensive tackle: Leckie Mattox, guard, Jeff Reil, guard, Moses Shorter, tailback, bottom row Danny Trammell, defensive end, Chip Wilder, halfback, Mike Woodham, bght end

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EUFAULA VS CHAVALA

The Eufaula Tigers opened the season by defeating the Chavala Wildcats 33-0. The Tigers punted after failing to move the ball on a fired Chavala defense. Then on the third play from scrimmage, Kenny Hines picked off a pitch-out and galloped 40 yards for a touchdown and the Tigers led 6-0 after the extra point was no good.

After two Chavala punts David Quinney hit Toronto Thomas for a 28-yard touchdown pass to cap a 60-yard scoring drive. Willie Griffin ran for the 2-point conversion David Quinney scored again in the first half from one yard out and the Tigers led 20-0 at the half.

Fred Appling went to the endzone to cap a 60-yard drive again and Charles Green booted the extra point. Willie Griffin closed out the scoring for the night when he ran for 15 yards to give the Tigers their 33-0 win.

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EUFAULA VS SMITH STATION

In the second game of the season the Tigers lost a tough one to Smiths Station by the score of 49-27. Many points were scored in the first quarter as Smith's took the kickoff and drove 65 yards for a touchdown. Charles Green took the ensuing kickoff and ran 98 yards for a touchdown. The score was tied as both ex­tra points failed. After a Smith's punt and a Tiger fumble the opponents scored again on a 40-yard pass play The Tigers received the kick and returned it to the 30. On the next play Green again took off and went 70 yards for a touchdown. After a Smith's punt Willie Griffin scored on a 40-yard run. David Quinney hit Earl Farley for the 2-point conversion. In the second quar­ter Smith drove 70 yards for a score and then the Ti­gers retaliated with a 78-yard scoring drive of their own with Quinney sneaking for the final 3 yards.

The Panthers dominated the second half of play by adding 3 more touchdowns after the Tigers led 27-21 at the half.

EUFAULA VS VALLEY

The Tigers received the opening kickoff and drove down to Valley's 20-yard line before fumbling. After re­ceiving a punt from Valley, the Tigers began a long drive which ended in a score with David Quinney sneaking in the endzone from two yards out. The extra point failed and the Tigers led 6-0

With 11 :47 to go in the fourth quarter, Charles Green ran from 65 yards for the Tigers' second touchdown. Quinney handed to Fred Appling for the two-point conversion to put the Tigers ahead 14-0. The Tigers kicked off to Valley and the Rams drove to the Tiger 40-yard line and Danny Trammell recovered a Ram fumble. The Tigers drove down to the two-yard line and David Quinney scored for the Tigers.

Late in the fourth quarter the Tigers got the ball on their own 40-yard line and drove to the eight-yard line. Willie Griffin took the ball over for the final score The Tigers had a 27-0 victory over Valley.

Opposite page-JUNIORS top row Fred Appling, fullback; Jim Bonner, defensive back; Wayde Bratcher. tight end; Pat Byrne, defensive back; second row. Greg Daniels, halfback; Fred Frost, split end; Mike McClenny, defensive end; Bob Newsom, tackle.

This page-JUNIORS top row; Tommy Peterson, defensive end, Toby Reeves, linebacker, Michael Shorter, halfback; Charles Syl­vester, defensive tackle; second row: Gene Tapley, Guard. To­ronto Thomas. spilt end

EUFAULA VS GENEVA

Geneva received the opening kickoff and drove 65 yards in ten plays for the first score of the game. The extra point was no good. With only a minute to go in the first quarter, the Tigers took the ball on the 20-yard line following a field goal attempt by Geneva.

Quinney took the ball over from the two-yard line for the Tigers' first score and the extra point failed. Ge­neva took the ball and scored on a pass play which was called back by a quick whistle, but overcame the incident and scored on a three-yard run and Geneva led 13-6.

Moses Shorter scored late in the third quarter for the Tigers and the two-point conversion failed. Then with only five seconds left in the game and the Tigers trail­ing 13-12, Quinney hit Fred Appling from five yards out for the winning touchdown. There was no extra point attempt.

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EUFAULA VS PIKE COUNTY

The Tigers pushed their record to 4-1 with a 15-13 win over Pike County. The Tigers opened the game by holding Pike and then took the ball on the Pike punt and drove 62 yards which ended in an eight­yard run by Moses Shorter. Tony Dykes kicked the extra point. The Tigers kicked off to Pike giving them the ball on the 40-yard line. The Bulldogs reeled off a first down and then Pat Byrne inter­cepted at the Tiger 30 and returned it to midfield. On third down and 25 Moses Shorter picked up 21 yards and on fourth down David Quinney hit Charles Green for 20 yards to the 13 yard line. Tony Dykes picked up eight yards in two carries and Willie Griffin scored to put the Tigers in front 13-0. The extra point was no good.

Pike intercepted later in the quarter to end an EHS threat. However, on the first down Gene Tapley and Willie Griffin sacked the ball carrier in the endzone to give the Tigers a safety and a 15-0 lead. Pike scored twice in the second half and both extra point tries were no good.

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This page-SOPHOMORES-top row· Michael Baker, halfback, Jimmy Carroll, center; Frank Culpepper, center; Melvin Davis, halfback; sec­ond row: Tony Dykes, full back: Ken Ellington, defensive tackle, Danny Farmer, offensive tackle, Steve Goodloe, half back; bottom row: Kenny Hines, tailback: Jerry Holt. center.

Opposite page-SOPHOMORES-top row: Henry Johnson, half back, Willie Jordan, defensive tackle, Jimmy Lund, halfback. Scottie Moms, defensive tackle. second row: Audie Murphy. defensive tackle, Ronnie Parmer, split end, Michael Thomas, safety-quarterback; Darby Tyler, guard, third row· Roy Ware, linebacker, Mike Watford, quarterback, bot• tom row: Kenny Williams, defensive back.

EUFAULA VS OZARK

The Tigers jumped out to an early 7-0 lead as Charles Green scored on a 59-yard run on the first play from scrimmage. Tony Dykes kicked the first of 3 extra points.

Midway through the second quarter the Tigers took the ball on their own 2-yard line David Quinney di­rected the 98-yard drive which ended with Quinney taking the ball over the goal line from 3 yards out. Carroll came back to close the Tigers' lead to 14-8 with a 7-yard touchdown run and a two-point con­version The Tigers came back again on a 60-yard drive which ended with Quinney hitting Toronto Thomas with a 24-yard touchdown pass Fred Ap­pling ran the ball in for the two-point conversion and the Tigers led 22-8 at the half.

In the fourth quarter the Tigers drove 65 yards for their last touchdown. David Quinney scored from the 3-yard line This score gave the Tigers their 29-8 win

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EUFAULA VS BULLOCK COUNTY

The Tigers received the opening kickoff and drove 68 yards for their first score with Moses Shorter taking the ball over from five yards out. Early in the second quarter, David Quinney hit Toronto Thomas with a 21-yard touchdown pass. Willie Griffin ran for the two­point conversion and the Tigers led 14-0.

The Tigers drove 61 yards for their next score on a 15-yard pass from Quinney to Charles Green. The extra point was no good. Bullock failed to move the ball and on fourth down punted to the Tigers. The Tigers fum­bled and Bullock carried the ball in for the score A two-point conversion made the score 20-8.

The Tigers received the kickoff and drove 66 yards. The drive ended with a 10-yard touchdown run by Fred Appling to make the score 26-8. The Tigers de­fense forced another punt and with 12 seconds left Willie Griffin scored the fourth touchdown for the Ti­gers and Tony Dykes made the extra point which made the score 33-8.

The second half was all Eufaula as every Tiger got into action. Earl Farley caught a 30-yard pass for a touch­down on the Tigers first possession to end a 70-yard drive. Kenny Hines scored the last two touchdowns for the Tigers on a 15-yard fumble recovery and a 7-yard run. The Tigers extended their winning streak with a sound 52-8 victory.

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EUFAULA VS TROY

With the offensive line bulging out holes, the Tigers humiliated Troy by a score of 39-12 The Tigers scored first as they drove 75 yards in seven plays with David Quinney hitting Willie Griffin with a 44-yard touchdown play Tony Dykes booted the extra point. The Tigers came right back and drove 50 yards in 11 plays with Willie Griffin getting the call from four yards out. The extra point was no good The defense began the next set of plays with an interception by Fred Appling. Mo­ments later Moses Shorter scored from 14 yards out and Dykes kicked his second extra point and the Ti­gers led 20-0. Troy retaliated by driving 40 yards for the score. The extra point attempt was no good.

The Tigers fought back and scored on a 44-yard run by Moses Shorter. The extra point attempt failed and the Tigers led 26-6 at the half.

Troy received the second half kickoff, but had to punt it away and the Tigers took over on the Troy 43. Five plays later Charles Green galloped 27 yards for an­other Tiger score. Dykes booted the extra point. The second team offense took over and drove 55 yards, scoring on a one-yard run by Kenny Hines. The extra point failed and the Tigers added another win to their record.

EUFAULA VS ELBA

The Tigers beat Elba Friday night 20-7 to extend their winning streak to seven straight games in an old rival between Coach George Cochran and Coach Max Champion. The win over Elba evens up the match at four games apiece.

The defense played its best game of the season so far and held a good offensive team to only one touch­down. Tommy Peterson played an excellent defensive game by making several great plays in the clutch. Elba scored firs~ when our Tigers fumbled and their Tigers recovered in Eufaula territory. Johnny Duess ran 14 y~rds for the score and the extra point was good. The Tigers didn't move the ball and had to punt to Elba. The defense rose to the occasion as Tommy Peterson caused a fumble and the Tigers recovered at the Elba 41. Willie Griffin carried for the final six yards but the extra point was no good and the Tigers trailed 7-6.

Charles Green took the second half kickoff and ran 98 yards for the score only to get called back on an off­side penalty. The Tigers received the kick again and drove for the score with Charles Green going 51 yards around the end Quinney hit Earl Farley for the 2-point conversion.

The Tigers forced an Elba punt and took over on their own 35-yard line to begin another scoring drive. The touchdown came when David Quinney hit Toronto Thomas with a 31-yard touchdown pass. The Tigers ~lmost scored again in the fourth quarter, but a hold­ing penalty killed their chances.

FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS

David Quinney-Most Valuable Offensive Player Toby Reeves-Most Valuable Defensive Player Willie Griffin-Most Valuable Offensive Back Charles Green-Most Valuable Offensive Back Bubba Braswell-Most Valuable Offensive Lineman Toronto Thomas-Most Valuable Offensive Receiver Fred Appling-Most Valuable Defensive Back Charles Sylvester-Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Tommy Peterson-Most Improved Player Chf Hastings-Courage Award

SAC TEAM SOUTH ALABAMA CONFERENCE

David Quinney-Safety Charles Sylvester-Defensive Tackle Willie Griffin-Offensive Back Leckie Mattox-Offensive Guard Bob Newsom-Offensive Tackle

SAC HONORABLE MENTION

Jeff Reil Charles Irvin Bubba Braswell Charles Green

Toby Reeves Fred Appling Tommy Peterson Clif Hastings

COACH GEORGE COCHRAN WAS NAMED COACH OF THE YEAR IN THE SAC BY FELLOW COACHES.

EUFAULA VS LANETT

The Eufaula Tigers lost the final game of the season to an undefeated Lanett ball team. A strong Tiger de­fense met Lanett on their first series of downs and forced them to punt The Tigers took the ball and drove downfield to score on a four-yard run by Willie Griffin. The extra point attempt was no good. Lanett received the kick and drove 50 yards downf1eld. Toby Reeves made two great defensive stops, and Lanett was forced to punt The Tigers could not do anything with the ball. The Tigers were forced to punt. The pan­thers fumbled the punt and Toby Reeves recovered for the Tigers on the Lanett 35-yard line On a reverse play Charles Green moved the ball to the one-yard line, but a clipping penalty canceled his efforts. On third down David Quinney quick kicked 55 yards. La­nett scored midway through the second period, using a personal foul to make the score 14-6 at the half.

After a roughing-the-kicker penalty which gave the Ti­gers the ball on the Lanett 31, Moses Shorter dashed through several defenders to score The 2-point con­version failed On Lanett's next possession Summers scored on a long run through the Eufaula defensive line Maddux made the final score 21-12 with his extra point

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BAND performed with pride. They practiced Tuesday and Thursday nights to achieve perfection in their half­time shows and to receive good ratings at the En­terprise Marching Competition. They added a spe­cial excitement to pep rallies and football games with the "SIient Cheer" and "Gnts."

They went to Phenix City's Stagg Bowl and won third place and one-hundred dollars in their Christ­mas parade. They practiced first period every morn­ing to prepare their successful spring concert. They played concerts at the Pilgrimage and at the ele­mentary schools. They engaged in many other ac­tivities during the year.

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Opposite page-top: Mr. Tapley, band director, bottom officers, Diane Woodbury, Secretary-Treasurer, Suzann Suddath, President. Joe Mar­tin, Reporter, and Tommy Strickland, Vice-President.

This page-top· Band, Donna Bush, Beverly Woodham, Lisa Ward, Wanda Holland, Jane Norton, Debbie Edson. Jackie White, Shella John­son. Melissia Smiley, Greg Lawrence, Herman Gnm, Ricky Skinner, Mary Carnathan, Bobby Taylor, Michael Lawrenc~. lshmeal Jemmott, Billy Pitts, Ronnie Gamble. Marc Roe, James Register, Ricky Cunning­ham, Gene Tapley, Jim Henderson, David Bush, Mark Rhodes Dean Norton, Lex Scroggins, Greg Thomas. Jimmy Lund, Michael Shorter, Mike Davenport, Chris Scroggins, Gary Nolin, Randy Lund, Tommy Strickland, Danny Farmer, Kenneth Norton, Twila Prater, Ph1lhp Turner, Ashley Perkins, Tex Falvey, Kim Brogden, Jimmy Carroll, Alonso Wnght, David Tapley, Charlotte Atkins, Cindy Fehrenbach, Mary Rodgers Marty Roberts, Herbert Darby, Peggy Woodbury, Alfonso Thomas, Debbie Davis, Tina Roney, Teresa Beas ey, Leslie Singer, Joe Martin. Angie Scott, Wendy Fehrenbach, Lisa Davenport, Linda Schmitz, Suzann Sud­dath, Diane Woodbury, Helen Dowling, Charlotte Richardson. Gwen Cosson, Sandra Powell, Debra Smith, and Mary Reid, middle band Bot­tom band

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Opposite page-top left: Debbie Davis, top right: Linda Schmitz: bot­tom left: Lisa Davenport.

Center. Nancy Baker, Penny White, Donna Baker, and Debra Smith.

This page-top left. Sandra Powell. head ma1orette, top right. Mary Reid, drum major.

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This page-top left band, middle left: Diane Woodbury; middle right: Tommy Strickland, bottom left: Mr. Tapley; bottom nght· David Tapley

Center: band and rifles

Opposite page-top right: band; bottom left Marty Roberts, middle. Wanda Hol­land; middle right. Ricky Cunningham; bottom right. band

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BASKETBALL gave Eufaula many exciting and memorable moments. Our starting five, consisting of two seniors, two ju­niors, and one sophomore, with help from the "Mad­dog Five" led us to a fantastic 26-4 season.

This page-left to right. M. Thomas. C. Brown. W. Bratcher. E. Farley. T. Hart, Coach Stafford. D. Quinney. J. Lewis. R. Engel. H. Hart. J. Warren.

Opposite page-top row; Carol Brown. senior. All-Conference Hon­orable Mention. Most Improved: Earl Farley. senior. All-Conference. Sm1th·s Station Invitational-All Tournament. Area IV-All Tourna­ment. Most Valuable Player, Team Captain: bottom row: David Quinney. senior. All-Conference. Thanksgiving Tournament-All Tournament. Smith·s Station Invitational-All Tournament. Area IV-All Tournament. Top Rebound, Team Captain, Mr. All-Around. Coach Stafford. D Quinney. C. Brown, and E. Farley.

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VARSITY TEAM RECORD Eufaula ................ 76 Chavala .. . 48 Eufaula .............. 83 Brundidge .... . ............. 77 Eufaula .......... ...... 82 Abbeville ................. .. 76 Eufaula .................. 67 Enterprise ...................... 62 Eufaula ................ 83 Geneva ........................ 49 Eufaula ............... 103 Greenville .................... 61 Eufaula ................. 79 Ashford........ . ......... 58 Eufaula ................. 95 Brundidge ................... 87 Eufaula .............. 64 Headland ......................... 58 Eufaula .................. 85 Sm1th·s Station ................ 73 Eufaula .................. 72 Mt Ohve ........................... 66 Eufaula ............... 82 Camp Hill ..................... 80 Eufaula .................. 83 Sm1th·s Station ............. 62 Eufaula ............... 104 Sm1th·s Station .............. 73 Eufaula ................ 62 Brundidge... . .......... 74 Eufaula .................. 70 Opelika ............................ 68 Eufaula .................. 90 Ozark ............................... 61 Eufaula .................. 67 Andalusia ......................... 59 Eufaula ............ 82 Elba .......................... 77 Eufaula .................. 80 Jeff Davis ........................ 74 Eufaula .............. 53 Dothan .......................... 65 Eufaula .................. 78 Chavala .......................... 62 Eufaula ............... 63 Auburn ............................. 77 Eufaula ................. 72 Abbeville ......................... 56 Eufaula .................. 78 Alex City .......................... 70 Eufaula .................. 92 Brundidge ............. ......... 82 Eufaula .................. 68 Opp .................................. 63 Eufaula ........... 66 Chavala ........................ 49 Eufaula .................. 77 Bullock County ............... 62 Eufaula .................. 67 Troy ............................... 74

T.T.-Thanksgiving Tournament SSI.-Sm1th·s Station lnV1tallonal O.T.-Over Time

TT TT TT OT.

SSI SSI SSI

Area IV Area IV Region II

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Opposite page-top row: Wayde Bratcher. Junior. Randy Engel, Ju­nior; bottom row: Henry Hart. Junior, Area IV All-Tournament, All­Conference Honorable Mention, Most Dedicated, Mr. Hustle; Taylor Hart. junior, Thanksgiving Tournament Most Valuable Player, Smith's Station Invitational Most Valuable Player, SAC Tournament All-Tournament. First Team All-State. All-Conference, Top Free­Throw Shooter, Most Dedicated, Top C11tzen.

This page-top row. Jessie Warren, Junior. Jerome Lewis, soph­omore, Most Improved; Michael Thomas, sophomore, Thanksgiving Tournament All-Tournament, Area IV All-Tournament, All-Confer­ence Honorable Mention, Top Playmaker, Mr. Hustle, Most Valuable Defensive Player.

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Eufaula ........... 33 Eufaula ........... 36 Eufaula ........... 45 Eufaula ........... 34 Eufaula ........... 36 Eufaula ........... 47 Eufaula ........... 43 Eufaula ........... 33 Eufaula ........... 72 Eufaula ........... 48 Eufaula ........... 58 Eufaula ........... 53 Eufaula ........... 63 Eufaula ........... 57 Eufaula .......... 53 Eufaula ........... 51 Eufaula ........... 52 Eufaula ........... 47 Eufaula ........... 47

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B-Team Record Enterprise ................... 53 Geneva ....................... 35 Greenville ................... 47 Ashford ....................... 24 Brundidge ................. 45 Headland .................... 46 O.T. Smith's Station ........... 55 Smith's Station ........... 45 Opelika .................... 83 Ozark .......................... 49 Elba ............................. 37 Jeff Davis .................... 75 Dothan ........................ 78 Chavala ....................... 46 Auburn ...................... 74 Abbeville ..................... 65 Alex City ...................... 69 Brundidge ................ 46 Opp ............................. 58

Thi page-left to right: Ray Bickley, Curtis Calloway. J. Grant. Coach George Williams. Robert Allen. Bill Rasure. and Kenny W,1-ltams Other members of the team are as follows: Toby Reeves, Benny Wilson, Steve Goodloe, Ray Thomas. Woody Mernll, Alvin Hines, Terry Northcutt. Jerome Hicks, Leon Jackson, Michael Hamtlton.

Opposite page-top left· Ray Bickley: top center: Curtis Calloway, top nght: Toby Reeves: center left: Bill Assure, center right: J Grant, bottom nght: Jerome Hicks

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Baseball started the season with an 11-0 win over Brundidge. The team participated in eight other regular season games including Rebecca Comer, Troy, Ashford, and Smith's Station.

This page-top right: 3-year letterman David Quinney bottom-first row: W. Bratcher, D Quinney, L. Mattox, C. Irvin, J. Bonner, W. Grif­fin second row; Coach Landers, S Goodloe, J Grant, R. Bickley, C. Brown, J_ Register, third row: J. Warren, M. Thomas, T. Reeves, J. Lewis, C. Calloway

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Boys' Tennis participated in doubles and singles matches with the following teams: Central, Columbus High, Ozark, En­terprise, and Houston Academy. The boys played hard in each match.

This page-top right Donnie Jones and Marc DeRome, Bottom H. Grimm, L. Campbell, R Velez, M Dowling, M DeRome, M. Smith, D. Jones, L. Teel.

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CHEERLEADERS reflected the excitement in the stands. They practiced hard every morning, raised money for the new uni­forms, served strawberry kool-aid to the football play­ers, won 1st, 2nd, 4th place ribbons at clinic in Tusca­loosa, and gave a great year of spirit to E.H.S.

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This page-DyAnna Hollingsworth, head cheerleader, and Debbie Woodham, co-head cheerleader.

Opposite page-top left: DyAnna Hollingsworth, top center. Lisa Hol­lingsworth, mascot: top right Debbie Woodham; bottom· senior cheerleaders and mascot

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This page-top right Debbie Barton; left Perlina McCoy, middle right. Lamie Polhemus

Center-Cheerleaders

Opposite page-top left Yvette Grubbs; top right: LeAnne Nolan, bottom left: Lon Wilson; bottom middle: Kylee Grimes; bottom right Helen Dalon.

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GIRLS' SPORTS brought various activities. The girls had a chance to work together and to have the feeling of winning and losing. The essential part of all sports activities is good sportsmanship. The Varsity Volleyball Team had an excellent season record of 21-3. They also won the District Tournament. This year the girls participated in

inter-school basketball for the first time since the early 1940's.

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Opposite page-top right Mrs Dons Teal, Volleyball Coach; bot­tom left: Mrs. Teal; bottom right: Mrs Teal.

This page-top Mrs Teal and Volleyball team: bottom left: Stacy Woodward and Elaine Blevins, managers, bottom right: Volleyball B-team; top row: Marilyn Porter, junior, Carolyn Porter, junior, Charlotte Atkins, freshman, Mary Catherine Perry, freshman and Gwen Louder, junior. bottom: Cella Hamrick, sophomore, and Kathy White, junior.

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This page-top row. Dons Russaw, senior, M1m1 Poss, senior, Vivian Calloway, senior. bottom row DyAnna Hollingsworth, senior, Perllna McCoy, senior, and Jerri Barnes, junior.

This page-top row· Hazel Forte junior, Rita Scarborough, junior, and Gwen Douglas, ju­nior bottom row· Star Pappas, junior, Yvette Grubbs, junior, and Mary Alice Appling, sophomore

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200 Sports

This page-Mrs Teal, Varsity Basketball Coach and Varsity Basket­ball Team. bottom: Dons Russaw, sernor, V1111an Callaway, sentor.

This page-Rita Scarborough, junior; Gwen Douglas, 1unior; Jane Snead, Junior bottom. Beth Cochran, freshman; Jerri Barnes, junior.

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202 Sports

This page-top left-top row· Hazel Forte, ju­nior, Ida Ware, freshman; Marilyn Porter, ju­nior, Mrs Dale Pappas, B-Team Coach, Gracie Dennis, freshman, Carolyn Porter, ju­nior, and Sheila Johnson, freshman bottom row· Charlotte Atkins, freshman; Mary Perry, freshman, Celia Hamrick, sophomore; Cha­randa Skipper, freshman, and Tracy Cox. freshman. top right. Pam Cochran, junior; bottom left. Debbie Welsh, Junior; bottom center; Gwen Louder, junior; bottom right. Star Pappas, Junior.

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This page-Tennis Team-top left. Mary Dean, senior; center Star Pappas. Junior; top nght. Debbie Woodham, senior, bottom left Yvette Grubbs, junior; center· Kylee Grimes junior; bottom right Keely Byrne, sophomore.

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Opposite page-Volleyball Intramural Winners-top E. Fields, M.A Wilson, S Thomas, I. Ware, D. Woodson, and C. Skipper Middle lett. Basketball Intramural Wanner -W. Harns, B Davis, J. Jackson, T. Jackson, M Washington, S Owens, and D Morgan. Maddie right· Tennis Intramural Winners-Singles and Doubles. Cindy Edmondson and Joni DeRome. bottom Softball Intramural W1nners-P. McCoy. G. Dennis, C Skipper, I. Ware, D. Russaw, MA Appling, T. Cox, E. Blevins, V Call­oway, and G Loud r.

This Page-top: Table Tennis Intramural Winners-Doubles M Perry and C. Hamrick. middle lett Singles: C. Atkins. middle nght: Shuffleboard Intramural Winners-8. Cochran and J Snead, Doubles, and L. Wilson, S ngles. bottom. Foot­ball Intramural Winners-H Forte, I. Ware, M Porter, M.A. Ap­pling, D. Russaw, C. Porter, R. Robinson, G. Louder, L. Harns, E. Campbell, M Washington, J. DeRome, and V. Calloway.

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208 Advertisements

LAKESIDE Lumber Company

Phone 687-3504

Brickyard Road

Eufaula, Alabama

Compliments of

MODERN CLEANERS AND

LAUNDRY

GOODE PRINTING SERVICE

GLORIA'S JEAN SCENE

Jeans for Girls and Boys

Eufaula Drugs Walgreen Agency

Bob Scarborough

Bill Wood:

Registered pharmacist

SNEAD'S FABRICS

Factory Outlet

Ladies Sportswear

Eufaula, Bakerhill, Enterprise Alabama

TheGuard belongs.

n

"For all your plumbing and electrical needs"

WARD HORNSBY ELECTRIC and

PLUMBING COMPANY

Commercial and Resiqential

McPherson's Realty 108 West Broad Street

Real Estate Farms; Land-Homes

Commercial

License Surveyor

Dean's Insurance Agency

Established in 1870 General Insurance

Denzil W. Jones

PO Box 572

BROAD STREET

Eufaula, Al.

Compliments of

Demp's Drive-In

Advertisements 209

210 Advertisements

ALLIED SPORTS COMPANY

Eufaula, Alabama

Hummingbird-Made Better To Work Better

Nu-Way Cleaner & Laundry

Phone 687-2345

East Broad Street

"One Call Cleans All"

Cleaning

Processing

Alterations

Eufaula Cotton Oil

Incorporated 1914

Thomas Caraile

House

1855

Manering IGA Discount Food Liner

687-5115: Phone

Snead's Service Station Parts and Accessories Complete Service Line

Eufaula Jewelers and Pawn

130 South Randolph Ave.

Compliments of

Independent Life

304 East Broad

The Ole Kitchen

350 South Eufaula Ave. Eufaula, Alabama

Donuts, pastries, cakes, sandwiches & special orders

Phone: 687-4289

Brown's Appliance Co.

~ FRIGIDAIRE

South Randolph Ave.

Advertisements 211

Compliments & 8est Wishes

AMERICAN BUILDINGS COMPANY P. 0. DRAWER A, EUFAULA, ALA. 36027

Compliments of

COLUMBUS MILLS INC.

212 Advertisements

Neal Logue Company

"Personal Service You Can Depend On"

Robert Bruce Shirts Arrow Shirts

Florsheim Shoes Hubbard Pants

Boy Scout's Department Boy's Suits

Eufaula's Only Complete Dept. Store

AAA MOTOR LINES INC. overnight, everynight

Herod Brown Terminal Manager P.O. Box 506 Phone: Eufaula, Al. 36027 687-5386

Compliments of:

DIXIE DANDY

THE LEWIS AGENCY

201 East Broad Street

Real Estate-Insurance

Phone: 687-5440 687-3212

SEWELL'S

Phone: 687-2653

137 East Broad Street

When-you think of shoes and clothing Think of Sewell's

EASY PAY TIRE STORE

113 South Randolph

Phone: 687-2401

Satterwhite's

"Fine Furniture Since 1923"

Cuthbert, Georgia

WEEKS' FORD

~

Compliments of

Farm Bureau Insurance

Bennett Auto Parts

Complete line of Automotive parts and accessories

Advertisements 213

WHITLOCK Jewelry Store

Phone: 687-2461 P.O. Drawer

SPURLOCK GROCERY COMPANY

Wholesale

Groceries­

Produce­

Provisions

Eufaula, Alabama 36027

214 Advertisements

SCARBOROUGH

EXALL DRUGS

Parts-Equipment- Tools

SINGER AUTO PARTS

P.O Box 407 Hwy 431 South

Eufaula, Alabama 36027

phone: 687-4804

BEASLEY MOTORS COMPANY INC.

South Eufaula Ave. Phone 687-3516

Eufaula, Alabama

Wilson-Snead Mining Co. Inc.

P.O. Box 568, Eufaula, Al. 36027 Bauxite and Bauxitic Clays

687-2003

AUTOMATIC GAS COMPANY

OF EUFAULA

LP Gas and Appliances

Eufaula, Alabama

Advertisements 215

Good Luck Class of 1977

THE BEEF

PEOPLE

Eufaula Square, Eufaula, Al.

BAKER FURNITURE COMPANY

Complete Home Furnishings

Phone: 687-3403

JIMMERSON Standard Service Station

Atlas Tires, Batteries-Accessories Phone 687-5271

Irwinton Florist

129 South Eufaula Ave Phone: 687-3335

GOOD LUCK TIGERS

LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Eufaula District

TOWN & COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON

"Complete Beauty Salon" Shellie Jones, Owner

Phone 687-5109

216 Advertisements

GALA GAS CO. INC.

Propane-Tanks-Appliances

U.S. 82 431 North Eufaula, Alabama

Complete line of Sporting Equipment

Sam Hamrick-Owner

Phone: 687-2079

APLIN'S Radio & TV Service

J.C Clark Owner Hwy. 431 South Phone 687-6637

Compliments of

MARVIN EDWARD'S REAL ESTATE

Aggie Beckham's School of Dance and Baton

Tap, Jazz, Baton-Ballet Phone 687-9326 211 E. Broad St.

COWIKEE MILLS

l\ Zr.HO Dr.I-.t ·,s: f JJOJ. !IO

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Advertisements 217

Compliments of

Eufaula Concrete

Post Office Box-598

Ferrell's Flowers and Gifts

"We arrange to please" Mary Williams & Carrie Redding

Phone: 687-4597

Compliments of

Farmer's Supply Company Shamrock Green House

Compliments of

Peak Printing Company

Eufaula Paint Center

Paint Glass Ken Walker Owner Wallpaper

218 Advertisements

Johnston Jewelry

crystal, sterling, china Jewelry, watches, gifts

watch repairing

Compliments of

SKINNER'S FURNITURE

East Broad St.

HOUSE OF COIFFURES

209 East Broad St. Sue Long, Owner and Operater

EUFAULA BANK and TRUST COMPANY

MEDICAL CENTER

PHARMACY

Owners Mack Price & Jerry Stanley

810 W. Washington St., Eufaula, Alabama

Phone: 687-6674

Advertisements 219

EARL ROBERTS STUDIO

Portrait and Commercial Photography

105 Front Street Eufaula, Alabama

Phone: 687-4451

220 Advertisements

Eufaula Builders Supply

P.O. Box 269 Eufaula, Alabama

"Everything to Build Anything."

Union 76 Truck Stop Tire Center

Hwy. 82 and 431 North Eufaula, Alabama

Phone: 687-5721 or 687-4329

THOMAS CHICK-N-TREAT

Phone 687-5200

Carlton Shop

Bonita Rutland Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millery

North Randolph Ave. 687-4661

C.E.F. Material, Cards, SU11day School Supplies, Books, Tapes, Records,

Gifts, and Bibles Phone: 687-9031 Call For Free Bible Courses

Compliments of

Goggans Realty Company

5ilEAI:-,,. I

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HOWELL-SLADE CONSTRUCTION

COMPANY

Residential and Commercial Building & Remodeling

Phone: 687-4103

Eufaula, Alabama 36027

Eufaula Monument Co.

A division of J.J. Jaxon Co

Serving the Southeast for over 30 years

Compliments of

Chapman Funeral Home

Compliments of

Matthews Fashion and Fabric

128 Broad Street

Advertisements 221

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

222 Advertisement

W.A. Roberts Hugh C. Spark 111 Hickory Schepi Joseph Puccio 111 W.A. Roberts

eal Logue P.A. Scarborough M.M. Reeves Sam A. LeMa1stre Tom Mann Ralph Garrison W. L. Corcoran Young Johnston Ben C. Reeves

Pre ident E ec. Vice-Pre ident Vice-Pr id nt Ca hier Director Director Director Director Director Director Director Director Director Director

Price 0 D1Rl.1IJ«ii <COMIIP.A\Nlr 206 E. BROAD ST CUfAULA, ALA. . .

Mac Price & Jerry Stanley-Owners

Lakeside Lumber Co.

Wholesale Lumber

Pine and Hardwood Phone-687-3504

Brickyard Road Eufaula, Alabama

Advertisement 223

JOHNSTON-CLARK CO.

Real Estate-Insurance

106 South Eufaula Avenue

Phone 687-2496

Eufaula, Alabama 36027

Builders of "Kingsbury Homes"

Irwinton Florist

129 South Eufaula Av.

Phone: 687-3335

GOOD LUCK, TIGERS

"Happiness Is ... "

Haircare Studio

230 Riverside Drive

687-4729

Compliments of

VINCE HAIRSTYLE

GOOD LUCK, TIGERS!

224 Advertisements

1977 Tiger Tales Staff Editor-Kathy Simms Assistant Editor-DyAnna Hollingsworth

Advisor-Mrs Bettie Bland Introduction-Kathy Simms & DyAnna Hollingsworth Classes-Beverly Bush, Robin Ramsey, Sandra Powell Faculty-Karen Blevins Features-Kylee Grimes, Yvette Grubbs & LeAnne

Nolan Sports-Jim Bonner, Sunny Mixon & Lynn Hamm Clubs-Kay Johnson & Kim Dalon Advertisements-Cindi Ray

Under the cover of the stars, under the cover of the sun fermented into eternity there lies a precious moment of time we call life. A gift of Creation. We are given minds to discover, tal­ent to create, curiosity to gain knowledge, in­

sight to build, emotions to communicate our feelings, and movement through our physical body.

Open your gift!

-Walter Rinder

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