Class of 1974 celebrates 50 years

The Leeds High School class of 1974 gathered together this past weekend to celebrate their 50th class reunion!

The class of ‘74 gathered on Saturday night at Venue 24 in Leeds. Venue 24 was decorated with lots of green and white to commemorate the occasion. The class of ‘74 had 31 empty chairs to remember the 31 classmates they have lost since high school.

Venue decor

1974 memorabilia

empty chair

It was in 1974 and it still is today, always great to be a Greenie!

Class of 1974
First row: David Courson, Anne Kile Moore, Edie Brannan Golden. Martha Garrett Griffin. Susan Edwards Legvold,Marie Motter Franklin, Gary Meacham, Boodles Brittain, Susan Webb Carswell. Margie Veasey Nichols

2nd Row Lou Anne Mink Worthington, Melea Thompson Lambert, Barbara Johnson Reid, Terry Clem Barfield, Pam Friend Randall, Our Empty Chair, Patricia Armstrong Overstreet , Sue Isbell Ash, Anna Reid Burge, Sherrie Scott Hodo, our own Mrs. Margaret B. Little

3rd Row: Betty Spidell Middlbrooks, Billie Jean Brewster Lang, Julia Gray Reeder, Freedia McClendon Ogden, Janet Howard Payne, Sandra Carlisle McCoy, Nate Garner, Curtis Peavy, Terry Nall, Ladell Falkner, Sam Killingsworth, Reggie Dawkins, Chuck Thomas, Tommy Bryant, Billy Harding, Kathy Smith Bailey, Cathy Huffstutler McLaughlin.

4th Row Coach Billy Copeland

5th Row. Kenneth Washington, Larry Thomas , Billy Stone, Eddie Lockhart, Anthony Copeland, Randy Smith, Randy Attaway

Mary Beth Lochridge
mlochridge@leedsk12.org

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