Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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VOL. 19 NO. 2. CHATTAHOOCHEE. FLORIDA PHYSICAL EDUCATION This year the Physical Education pe- riod has been very interesting for the girls under the direction of Mr. Reese. The Faculty chose the six best all around athletics to be the leaders of the different teams. The Pirates had Louise Joyner as their leader, and thqy won first place in softball. The Grass- hoppers were led by Mary Frances Sette- rich and the Peaches were led by Jimmie Whiddon. Jackie Potter's Humdingers won first place in soccer. The captain of the Creams and Night Owls were Vena Byrd and Bobbie Lee Rooks. Some of the referees were Ray Whiddon, Joe Henry Boyd, Joe Gissendaner, and George Gentzel. The girls chosen as score keepers were very helpful to us in our games. The Pirates had the most possible points in the two games combined. This next six weeks we are going to play volley ball. Delorese Curlee VISUAL EDUCATION COMES TO C. H. S. Thanks to the Lions Club of Chatta- hoochee, more visual education is now available to the students of our school. The presentation of the projector was made by five Lions to Mr. Sanders. Mr. Langley spoke on behalf of the Lions. Calendar of Events December 3—Teachers' meeting in Panama City. December December December December December December January January 7—Basketball games with Green wood here. 9— Band Concert. 10— Alford here. 14- Home Economics Tea. 15- P. T. A. Fathers' Night. 16- Glee Club Concert. 7-Greensboro here. 14-Sneads there. o P w (B w SENIOR CLASS PROJECT H 8 The Seniors are really on the beam o m this year. We are buying a flash camera 3. that will be left for the senior classes to come. This camera is to be used to take pictures of all interesting events of the school. These pictures will be put in the Yellowjacket. If any class who is having a party wants to have pic- tures taken, the photographers of the sen- ior class, George Gentzel and Shorty Dykes, will be only too glad to be at your service. —Marylene Hill SPANISH As this is the first year Spanish has been offered in this high school we are enjoying it because no former pupils can tell us about how unin- teresting and difficult it is. Spanish is interesting but requires just as much or more study than any other sub- ject. Miss Baggett's so-called short tests cause us to wish we had studied just a little more on Monday's vocabu- lary. Not only is there the vocabulary but also the grammar. DRIVE STARTED FOR UNIFORMS The Pep Club arranged with the Curtis Publishing Company to sell magazines in order to start a fund for new football uniforms. The representative'from the company came and explained the sale to us. After setting our goal and elect- ing three captains, Jackie, Betty Sue and Shorty, we all went out trying to help our team win. All three teams worked hard, but Shorty's seemed to have the best luck. It was too near Christmas to sell many magazines, but we have started the uniform drive which we hope to complete before next season. BAND ATTENDS INAUGURATION On the morning of January the fourth our band met here at eight o'clock. We were all happy and gay because that day we were off for Governor Fuller Warren's Inauguration in Tallahassee. In Quinqy we joined other Gadsden County buses and finally there were six including Havana, Quincy, Greensboro, and Chattahoochee. When we got to Tallahassee we thought we were in New York. We had never seen so many people in one place.