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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

F CulTv Student ££diCAf 0 V wmw .Iff ! ndr inisTn. Ti 1 Or eTTeN f a k v . le T� AThleTlCS Gadsden County School Board Mr. E. H. Fletcher Chairman Mr. Norman McMillan Mr. C. W. Harbin Mr. C. V. Butler Mr. Julian Davis Mr. M. D. Walker Superintendent Gadsden County Administrative Board Mr. M. D. Walker County Superintendent Mr. Garland Blair Co-Ordinator of Guidance Services Mr. Carl Rude General Supervisor Mr. William Spear Attendance Assistant Mr. Grinelle Bishop Director of Pupil Personnel Services Mr. Wallace Skrove Director of Adult Education Mrs. Sue Woodbery Visiting Teacher Mrs. Ann Nicholson General Supervisor Mrs. Clarice Higgins Lunchroom Supervisor Mrs. Frances Smith Co-Ordinator of Special Education Supervising Principal It is indeed a pleasure to have this opportunity to express my gratitude for the fine efforts demonstrated by our boys and girls at Chattahoochee High School. You, our students, during this school term, have worked diligently to perform tasks, and you have been successful. May you always put forth your very best effort in whatever you seek to accomplish. This Yellow Jacket” of 1966 is filled with rich examples of the many experiences we have enjoyed together this school year. The selection, organization, and publication of the 1966 Yellow Jacket” has been achieved by members of our annual staff and its advisors, Mrs. Charline P. Scott and Mrs. Janice Rod- gers. To them we are especially indebted. Our seniors are presently on the threshold of experiencing life’s great challenges and rewards. 1 wish each of them my best wishes on whatever endeavor they seek to undertake. Dedication Because he is our friend . . . encouraging, advising, and contributing his warm understanding whenever we need him . . . Because he has guided us enthusiastically and often lent us the strength for success . . . Because he is a teacher who arouses in his students a new faith in their ability, who instills a love of truth and honor, and who. by the sincere dedication of his abilities, has inspired those about him . . . We are exceedingly proud to dedicate this yearbook to . . . Mr. J. Broox Jones. MRS. THERESA DEVANE B. S. Business Education High School V MR. SAMUEL POWELL B. S., Math Math, Science MRS. HELEN DIAMOND Master of Science Science, Math MRS. JULIA PICKRON B. S. Home Economics MRS. HARRIETT HALL B. S., Health, P.E., Rec. P.E. MR. BROOX JONES B. S., B. M. Band MR. JOHN L. COGGIN Drivers Education MRS. JOYCE M. SCOTT B.S. Social Science, P.E. History MISS KATHERINE HENDRY Bachelor of Music in Voice MR. RICHARD LAYTON B.S.: M.S. Biology, Science MR. JOE M. HALL, JR. B.S.; M.S. P.E., Rec. Counselor, Science, English MRS. IONA EUBANKS A.B. Education, English MR. JOE MEACHAM B.S. Secondary Ed. Ind. Arts, English MRS. CHARLINE SCOTT A.B. Library Science Librarian MR. WARREN BARNETT A. B.. M.S. Education English, Spanish MR. CORBIN SCOTT B.S. Physical Education Civics MRS. ELOISE GHOLSON School Secretary MRS. JANICE RODGERS B.S. History Senior Class Officers SPONSORS Mr. Barnett Mrs. Scott PRESIDENT Charles Saul VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Wester SECRETARY Peggy Runkle TREASURER Beth Waters PARLIAMENTARIAN Patrick McShane REPORTER Barbara McPhaul STUDENT CO. REP. Bettye Smitherman Class of '66 Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest. Football 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4. It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody. Transfer Greater men have lived, but I doubt it.” Jr. Varsity Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Class Officer 1; Science Club 2,3. Men of few words are the best men. Glee Club 3 ''Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men. F.H.A. 1,2; Science Club 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Class Favorite 2; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Library Staff 4; Fla. Youth Workshop 2,3; Miss Friendly 3. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Honor Society 2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Honor Society State Convention 2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Of- ficer 2, 3, 4; F.H. A. State Convention 2; National F.H. A. Convention 3; Student Council 2; Girls' State 3; F.T.A. 2,4; Class Officer 4; Homecoming Queen 4. One reason 1 don't drink is that I want to know when I'm having a good time. Transferred 2; Class Officer 4; Sciertce Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Officer 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Florida Youth Workshop 3; Jr. Miss Escort 4; Golf Team 3,4; Senior Superlative 4; Mr. Friendly 3; Student Council 4. YPonrUJb My only complaint is that the day begins with the first half hour in the morning. Band 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3; Class Officer 2. The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3. I am glad that I paid so little attention to good advice; Had I abided by it, I might have been saved from some of my most val- uable mistakes. Mr. C.H.S. 4; Superlative 4; Jr. Miss Es- cort 4; Football 2; Homecoming Court 3. Science Club 1; 4-H 1,2; Glee Club 4. An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 1, 2, 3; American Legion Award 1; Class Favorite 1, 2; Student Coun- cil Convention 2; Student Council Veep. 3; President 4; Football Superlative 2; Pep Club 3,4; Fla. Youth Workshop 3,4; Boys’ State 4; Honor Society 4; Superlative 4; Annual Staff 3,4. Her charm is a glow within, which casts a most becoming light on others.” Class Favorite 3; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Science Club 2, 3; Sr. Cheer- leader 3,4; Miss Friendly 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 2,4; Glee Club 4; Officer 4; F.T.A. 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2; Sr. Superlative 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4. It's not what I do that bothers me; it's when I get caught that there are difficulties. Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,4; Class Officer 1,3; C Club 1; Homecoming King 4. Eating words has never given me indiges- tion. Honor Society 3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Science Club 3,4; Superlative. Transferred 3 I am not absent minded. It is the presence of mind that makes me unaware of every- thing else. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Science Club 2,3; C Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Pep Club 4. Where is the laughter that shook the rafter? Where is the rafter, by the way?” Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Football Superlative 2,3; C” Club 2,3, 4; Band Solo District and State 2; Band En- semble District and State 3; Pep Club 3,4; Panhandle Conference Honorable Mention 3; Panhandle Conference First Team 4; Class Officer 3; Football Superlative 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Fla. Youth Workshop 4; Teen Club Officer 4. Rare is the person who can weigh the faults of others without putting his thumb on the scale. Band 1,2,3; Science Club 2; F.T.A 3,4; Officer 3,4; Student Council 4. QjUUUjir oman doesn'i A woman doesn't have to fall down at my feet; she just has to make me feel she wants to. Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; C Club 3; Football 3; Student Council‘3,4; Fla. Youth Workshop 3; Honor Society Convention 2; Superlative 4; Science Club 2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4. MT Enthusiasm is energy that boils over and runs down the side of the pot.” American Legion Award 1; Class Officer 2; Library Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Science Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 4; State Convention 4; Band 2; Superlative 4. Men who deserve monuments do not need them. Class Officer 1; C Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Football 2,3,4; Football Superlative 3; Co- Captain Football 4; Class Favorite 3; Teen Club Representative 4; Superlative 4. Good things are twice as good when they are short. Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 2; Superlative 4. A If you listen to too much advice, you wind up making other people's mistakes. 7 Good manners are made up of petty sacri- fices. Transferred'2 F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; F.T.A. State Convention 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. Actions speak louder than words--but not so often. Transferred 2; Science Club 2. The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth. F.H.A. 1,2; Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; F. T. A, 2, 3,4; Officer 3, 4; F. T, A. State Convention 3; Class Officer 3. The best way out is through. Glee Club 3,4; Mr. Friendly 3; Superlative Enthusiasm for work and life is the most precious ingredient in any recipe lor suc- cessful living ...” Annual Staff 2,4; Library Staff 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Officer 3,4; State Conven- tion 2; Inter-Club Council 4; Fla. Youth Workshop 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Honor Society 2, 3. 4; Officer 3; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Officer 1,2, 3, 4; State Convention 1; Miss Friendly 1; Jr. Cheerleader 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Pep Club 4; Jr. Miss Contestant; Superlative. The actions of men are the best interpret- ers of their thoughts. Class Officer 1,3; Baseball 1,2,4; Jr. Foot- ball 1; Science Club 2,3; Football 3; C Club 3,4. F.T.A: 3,4; Officer 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Volleyball 1; Candy Stripers 3,4; 4-H 1. A well-adjusted person is one who makes the same mistake twice without getting nerv- ous. B Team Basketball 1,3; Jr. Football 2; Varsity Football 4. Our friends see the best in us and by that very fact call forth the best from us. CjkuluL; ciuALtcL dobujU Common sense is instinct. Enough of it is genius. Transferred 2; Mr. Friendly 2; Homecoming Court 2; Football 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Science Club 4; Officer 4; Superlative 4; Jr. Miss Escort 4. Do not cross the bridge until you have the exact toll ready. F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Miss C.H.S. 4. A man's life is dyed the color of his imag- ination.” B Football 1; B Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; ”C Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; C Club Officer 3; All-Conference Honor- able Mention 3; All-Conference 4; Football Superlative 3,4; Boys' State 4; Jr. Miss Es- cort 4. Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together. Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1; Head Major- ette 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Twirling Camp 1,2,3,4; District and State Band 2,3; Class Officer 1,3,4; Volleyball 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Annual Staff 3; Business Manager 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Superlative 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4. Never too busy to speak; never too unhap py to smile. Transferred 3; Glee Club 4; F.T.A. 4. I use not only all the brains I have, but all I can borrow. Class Officer 2,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; C Club 2,3,4. V.I.S. (Very Important Seniors) Most Attractive Most Likely to Succeed Most Intelligent Friendliest We, the Senior Class of 1966, being of sound minds and memories, do make, pub- lish, and declare this our first, last, and only Will and Testament. Item 1. We direct that all our just debts and funeral expenses be paid by the Jun- iors as soon as possible. Item 2. To the Sophomores we leave the glorious feeling of being an upperclass- man. To the Freshmen we won’t will anything; they will have enough trouble without anything from us. To the teachers we leave a sense of relief that they probably already feel with our absence. To Mr. Glass we leave sandpaper enough to clean off all 66's and other traces of our presence, also a screw driver and a pocketful of screws. To Mr. Diamond we leave peace and quiet in the halls and class rooms. Item 3. As individual members, each and every one of us wishes to will some particular momento to persons associated with Chattahoochee High School as follows: I, Eugene Brock, will my ability to chew chewing gum in study hall to Mark Barnes. I, Ervin Carpenter, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Campbell to Craig Pringle. He needs it! I, Clarence Corbett, will my Glee Club class to the birds. I, Hal Cox, will my ability of looking busy and doing nothing to anybody who needs it. I, Mary Jane Davis, will all the headaches and worries of being Editor of the an- nual, to next year's victim, Mary Lu Stoops. I, William Frederick Dickson, will my height to Mark Barnes, my conference chair in the office to Joe Colson, and whatever else I have to anybody who wants it. I, Kathy Duce, will my position as typist on the annual staff to anyone with a strong set of nerves. I, Tim Elder, will my ability to drive a standard transmission to Rick Puig. I, Stan Franklin, will my bass drumsticks and my position as President of the Bass Drum Section to Terry Maxwell. I, Robert Hayes will my place in the Library to anybody else that is deaf to words of scorn. I, Larry Hill, will my first period office practice and tired feet to Johnny Cantley. 1, Linda Johnson, will my ability to keep trying to anyone who needs it. I, Francis McCall, will my place in Mrs. Hall's P.E. class to Windle Lawson. I, Charles McDaniel, leave all my girls from Quincy to Donnie Ramsey and Steve Benefield. I, Judy McLarty, will a seat in my washing machine to a certain group of Sophies and Juniors. I, Bobbie McPhaul, will my inner beauty to anyone who can stand the strain. I, Patrick McShane, will my golf ability to John Alcorn, my ability to play bas- ketball to Roger Scott, my ability to play football to Craig Pringle, and my ability to have a date with Gail to Rick Puig. I, Linda Messer, witrmy ability to get homework at the last minute and still pass with flying colors todudy Jackson) I, Elaine Nardini, will my ability to be caught in Sneads with the right people at the wrong time” to Mike Smith. I, Barbara Oswald, will to Frances Ramsey, my ability to talk in Mrs. DeVane's class and not be caught. I, Tommy Owens, will my graceful jump-shot to Pryor Smith. I, Peggy Runkle, will this chapter (Proverbs 22) to Gloria Potter, Dianne Radford, Frankie Ramsey, and Carolyn Bassett in hopes that it will mean as much to them as it does to me. I, Charles Edward Saul, will my ability to laugh at Mrs. Campbell's jokes to Sid- ney Gholscn. I, Jimmy Sellars, will my ability to get away with anything in all my shop classes to Bill Woods. I, Karen Smith, will my ability to pass bookkeeping with a 70 to Jeannette White I, Ronnie Smith, will my musical ability to Steve Rowan. I, Bettye Smitherman, will, and where there's a will, there's a way. I, J. B. Thigpen, will my ability to hit free shots to Roger Scott. I, Dianne Tucker, will take everything with me; 1 need it all. I, Othel Tucker, will my ability to run to Noah Smith, and my ability to tell peo- ple off to Gail Harrell. I, Paul Uhrig, will whatever is supposed to be left of my intellect after Mrs. Camp- bell's classes to my brother, Nicholas. I, Beth Waters, will to the next Drum majorette of C.H.S. my ability to lead tne band through rain, sleet or snow and then into parked cars during parades. I, Gerald Wester, will my number 2 golf iron to Sidney Gholson and my geometric tools to Mr. Powell. I, Pete Whiddon, will my place in the Senior class 12 years from now to my little brother Marty. I, Jerry Woods, will my can opener and cork screw to David Lanier and Roger Tuck- er. I, Billy York, will my ability to reach five feet before graduation to Mark Barnes, and my quiet ways and all my hidden talents (?) to Buster Pfaender. I, George Young, will to John Alcorn the stirring agility of the Gray Ghost. This instrument, part being printed and the residue written, was subscribed, pub- lished, and declared by the SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 as and for their last Will and Testa- ment, in our presence and in the presence of each other, hereupon, subscribe our names and titles as attesting witnesses this 24 day of May A.D. 1966. Title Title 1954 Alpha to Omega 1966 Since that fateful day way back yonder in 1954, old C.H.S. has not been the same. We have undoubtedly run off more teachers than any other class before us, and there is really no telling how much money doctors have made from prescribing tranquil- izers for teachers. We weren't really as bad luck in the first grade, but boy, as those years passed away, we became known as the Terrors. Our group which has survived the total 12 years is: Mary Jane Davis, Bettye Smitherman, Ronnie Smith, Robert Hayes, Tommy Owens, Judy McLarty, Gerald Wester, Karen Smith. Peggy Runkle, William Dickson, Tim Elder, George Young, Billy York, Elaine Nardini. Peter Whiddon, Stan Franklin, J. B. Thigpen, and Linda Johnson. Our first year of school was filled with firsts. George managed to kiss Mary Jane when the teacher wasn't looking, we were cowboys and cowgirls in our first May Day program, and Robert Hayes and Vicki Pate were members of the King and Queen's Court. The second grade proved to be just as enlightning as the first. Ervin, Eugene, and Clarence joined us this year. Stan was just irresistable, consequently Peggy, Mary Jane, and Judy got their first tapping on the hand for flirting with him. Mrs. Franklin's room was always confused and this was really proven the day everyone said Amen to the pledge to the flag. Linda was so confused that she threw a whole ice cream cone out the window, only to look out and see it on the top of Mr. Adkinson’s head. We were hysterical but it wasn't funny to him. Upon reaching the third grade we became experts on the stage. We used to put on skits in our rooms, and when May came, we put on Snow White for the May Day program. This is the year Beth Waters came, and she had the longest hair any of us had ever seen. Producer Clower got so angry at the cast one day that she banged her paper weight down on that little bell of hers and broke it. After that we had a good time for the bell wouldn't work. Dianne joined us in the fourth grade. Tommy decided to start being a man early, so he shaved his eyebrows. This is the year we studied Florida history. In the fifth grade we were introduced to Hal. Mrs. Grubb gave us demerits and merits, and we were always erasing demerits and marking merits. Mrs. Curry's class had a butterfly collection. Mrs. Grubb's class presented an Easter Parade of teachers and all the girls borrowed the teachers clothes for this event. In the sixth grade Larry and Barbara joined our bandwagon, and was it ever a band- wagon. Mr. Neely gave his whole class a paddling because Ellen Sheip jumped on Peter's back and Mr. Coley saw her. Mrs. Hollis's class had a sleeping garden. We took field trips every Wednesday, and usually half the class ran wild in the woods while the other half hunted mushrooms and tadpoles. The mushrooms Mr. Mrs. Hollis ate, the tadpoles were strictly for entertainment. Paul joined us at the confusing time of the seventh grade. The very first day of school, five people missed a whole class because they didn't know where to go. We had our first class party this year, and it was a hay ride. We learned to make book re- ports. We learned the art of exchanging them for the next year or two so all that most of us ever read was Tom Sawyer, Little Women, and Treasure Island. Kathy came in the eighth grade, but we weren't sure if she was in the right class because she was so short. This is the year that Elaine got caught by Mrs. Perry for writing notes about Byron. Kathy and Billy won the best-dressed prize at our Sadie Hawkins Party. When we reached the ninth grade we decided we'd better settle down and learn something. We read Great Expectations in English, learned a very few formulas in Al- gebra and a few other odds and ends. Mary Jane and Stan were given the American Le- gion Award at graduation. Barbara McPhaul joined us in this momentuous year. The tenth grade brought about even more surprises than before. Pat got a bicycle for Christmas. We were introduced to Mr. Barnett in English, and those of us who had Spanish I had a double dose of him. The biggest farce of the year was our four Biology teachers. About all you could say was that they came and went. Peter, Jimmy and Ronnie were guardsmen and Tommy and Gerald were cute little clowns. We had five join our class this year, namely Othel, Jimmy, Charlie, Pat, and Charles. Our Junior year, when Jerry, Linda, and Frances joined us, we were just one year away from graduation.. The first semester was pretty quiet except for our Chemistry, Geometry, and Advanced Math classes. However, after Christmas things began to hap- pen. We got out class rings in January, And we gave the Seniors a prom in May. The theme was Symphony of the Sea. Charlie, J. B., and Tommy were members of the State Championship Basketball team, and Peggy, Bettye, and Judy were Cheerleaders. Barbara McPhaul attended Girls State, Stan and Tim Boys State. At last we reached our glorious Senior year. We had a great Basketball season, losing only one game in the regular season. Tim, George, and William played football on our not so great team. As term paper time arrived, we didn't have to write just one paper, but we had to write five. Karen chose a topic for her final paper that hardly anyone had heard of. We really learned what the bound magazines were in the library for and what's more how to use them. Jimmy Brooks joined us the second semester of our Senior year. As one can see from the history above, the Class of '66 has been into everything. We’ve gotten into some things which we shouldn't have, such as spit balls on the ceiling and paper wads sailing through the air. All in all, though, the last twelve years have been filled with many unforgettable events which we nor any of our teachers shall ever forget! Step right up! Quick orders are our special- ty! Hey, look, McShane - we made the news. This is your on-the-spot reporter broad- casting direct to you from Therrell p. jj Everybody say cheese and smile! Junior Class Officers SPONSORS Mrs. Diamond Mrs. Pickron PRESIDENT John Alcorn VICE PRESIDENT Craig Pringle SECRETARY Ena Ponsdomenech TREASURER Judy Jackson STUDENT CO. REP. Julie Cain REPORTER Frances Ramsey Class Favorites BETH HARRELL BOBBY DAY Mrs. Diamond — 11th Grade Garland Basford William Blakely Ann Booth Annette Burgess Julie Cain Robert Cannon Reuben Chapman Donald Chumley Pam Cox Bobby Day Jimmy Evans Sidney Gholson Mickie Hardisky Verdie Horton Belinda Jackson Dorothy Johns Earl Jones Luvert King David Lanier Windie Lawson Melvin Mathers Ernie Medley Sue Moody Gloria Potter Craig Pringle Frances Ramsey Roger Scott Roger Tucker Jo Ann Tye Dorothy Wilson Bill Woods Pat York John Alcorn Carolyn Bassett James Booth Edlyne Boykin David Butler Butch Calhoun Johnny Cantley Joan Day Douglas Ervin Wayne Ethridge Jo Ann Finuff Charlotte Graves Beth Harrell Judy Jackson Lamar Kent Jerry Locke Samuel McClellan Johnny Mathers Jack Medley Andy Murray Ena Ponsdomenech Terry Presnell Paralee Radford Philip Rich Jimmy Smith Mary Stoops Ronnie Tucker Jeannette White Let me see, where to put my John Brown ------ Sophomore Class Officers SPONSORS Mrs. DeVane Mr. Powell PRESIDENT Annette Ramsev VICE PRESIDENT Calvin Andrews SECRETARY Donna Padgett TREASURER Sue Chandler PARLIAMENTARIAN Gail Harrell REPORTER Linda Kent STUDENT CO. REP. Colvin Hayes Class Favorites GAIL HARRELL RICK PUIG Mrs. DeVane — 10th Grade Danny Allen Jimmy Barber Bobby Basford Douglas Boone Jackie Bryant Cheryl Cantley Carolyn Coley Joann Comerford Shirley Dunaway Brenda Gardner Ruth Glover Gail Harrell Lucy Harvey Terry Holt Louise Jones Lurther Jones Mickey Jones Linda Kent Bruce Kingston Nancy Leverette Earl McMillian Roger Messer Donna Joy Padgett Linda Perkel Rick Puig Donnie Ramsey Mike Runkle Linda Sexton Pryor Smith Buddy Smitherman William Speights Martha Tucker Jackie Whitfield A Mr. Powell — 10th Grade Debra Alcorn Calvin Andrews Mark Barnes Steve Benefield Jackie Bradley Alfred Brown Sue Chandler Mike Dolan Mary Finuff Mary Glover Claude Graham Colvin Hayes Carey Lynn Hill Carol Hill Euglenia Howell Elderidge Jones Mike Joyner Bernice King Beth King Abigail McKeown Gerald Morrell Bobbie Poythress Dianne Radford Annette Ramsp.y Hosie Russ Randy Scott Betty Smith Louise Smith Mike Smith Virginia Smith Ronnie Warren Gwendolyn Wilson Activities ’’Smile! You're on Candid Camera! Look at the money--we're doing fine. One, two, three, Go! Homecoming!! I've Got You Babe’ Come on now! Give us a great big smile! Freshman Class Officers SPONSORS Miss Hendry Mr. Hall (not pictured) PRESIDENT Anne Humphrey VICE PRESIDENT Nicky Uhrig SECRETARY Dano Fiore TREASURER Ralph Medley PARLIAMENTARIAN Greg Harrison REPORTER Jimmy Kingry STUDENT CO. REP. Buster Pfaender Class Favorites ANN THAMES GREG HARRISON Mr. Hall — 9th Grade Sharon Barber Jerry Byrd Debbie Carpenter Willie Chapman Sammy Chason Larry Clayton Eddie Davis Emma Dickey Tommy Edenfield Skip Faircloth Bobby Funderburk Beverly Hargrove Linda Hicks Jimmy Jackson Elease King Dale Locke Deborah McLain Robbie Maloy Ralph Medley Pam Morgan Bill Nobles Jackie Pace Ann Parmer Buster Pfaender Elizabeth Pittman Roy Rabon Dennis Scott Barbara Shelman Ann Thames Nick Uhrig Miss Hendry — 9th Grade j Ronnie Bowen Ronnie Bowens Kay Cantley James Carraway Fred Carter Jimmy Chumley Joe Colson Alice Jo Dean Laura Edwards Dano Fiore Viola Gibson John Graham Greg Harrison Anne Humphrey Harriett King Jimmy Kingry Pat Lehman Don McAlpin Harry Mathers Brenda Mercer Curtis Montgomery Linda Newton Charlie O'Connor James Pace Robert Perry Larry Pitts Ed Rasch Allan Ring Eugene Tipton Dwain Waters SPONSORS Mrs. Rodgers Mrs. Eubanks PRESIDENT Jeannette York VICE PRESIDENT Debbie Weeks SECRETARY Connie Pfaender TREASURER Pat Pelham STUDENT CO. REP. Carey Scott REPORTER Vickie Barnes PARLIAMENTARIAN Kenneth Turnage SPONSORS Mrs. Hall Mr. Meacham PRESIDENT Anne Middlebrooks VICE PRESIDENT Harley Tipton SECRETARY Done 11a Fiore TREASURER Kay Scott STUDENT CO. REP. Buddy Thompson REPORTER Curtis Locke Mrs. Eubanks — 8th Grade Richard Anderson Vickie Bradley Jimmy Brogdon Barbara Chumley Mike Corbett Mike Cowen Pam Drummond Ronnie Edwards Butch Gibson Karen Hargrove Janet Holt Danny Jackson Tim Jones Danny Joyner Kay Luten June McPhaul Duncan Padgett Priscilla Peacock Maria Perez Charles Pittman Maria Puig Rebecca Rich Carey Scott Bob Sofge Willie Smitherman Raymond Thames Wayne Thrash Frances Tye Sandra Warren Mickie Whitfield Jimmy Wilson Jeannette York Mrs. Rodgers — 8th Grade Vickie Barnes Alathia Blauvett Robert Bolden Melissa Brock Judy Brown Nancy Colson Randy Cook Jan Dolan Gilbert Faircloth Steve Hardisky Freddy Harvey Nancy Hopkins Wayne Johnson Joe Jones Allen Lawson Carol Lehman Laverne Newton Karen Parker Pat Pelham Connie Pfaender Frank Pringle Nancy Rentz Steve Rowan Carolyn Sherrod Mary Smith Gene Stephens Jerry Thompson Kenneth Turnage Patsy Tye Debbie Weeks Paul Williams Linda Woods Mrs. Hall — 7 th Grade Virginia Alongis Jim Bassett Jeffrey Bennett Debbie Brantley Olan Brunson John Duncan Done 11a Fiore John Goodman Lannette Hicks James Horton Becky Jones Kathy McCall Terry Maxwell Anne Middlebrooks Marcii Neely Sonny Nobles Brenda Pitts Judy Poole Donnie Roberts Wilton Runkle Kay Scott Mary Leah Smith Danny Stephens Jeanne Thigpen Harley Tipton Phyllis Whiddon Mrs. Meacham — 7th Grade Timmy Allen Mark Barber Edna Bennett Linda Bennett Mary Bradley Neal Brown Rose Chambliss Jim Eubanks Ann Green Veleesa Hines Sylvia Johnson Curtis Locke Richard Martin Beth Maxwell David Morrell Leonard Nichols Linda Parker Adis Ponsdomench Shirley Poss Forrest Roberts Priscilla Ryals Mike Smitherman Roy Stoops Buddy Thompson Esther Turnage Carolyn Whited The 1965-1966 Annual Staff EDITOR Mary Jane Davis ASSISTANT Mary Lou Stoops BUSINESS MANAGER Beth Waters ASSISTANT Bobby Cannon PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Butch Calhoun ASSISTANT Allan Ring PICTURES EDITOR Barbara Oswald ASSISTANT Annette Burgess ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Edlyne Boykin ASSISTANTS Barbara McPhauI Dorothy Wilson Carolyn Coley ART EDITOR Linda Messer ASSISTANT Mike Dolan ADVERTISING EDITOR Philip Rich PROOFREADER Billy York TYPISTS Bettye Smitherman Judy McLarty Kathy Duce Jimmy bought the first an- nual from Editor Davis. Jimmy Sellars Mary Jane Davis Office Staff FRONT ROW -L. to R. - Mrs. Gholson, Nancy Leverette, Kathy Duce, Barbara McPhaul, Karen Smith. BACK ROW -L. toR, - Tim Elder, Robert Perry, Mike Joyner. SEATED L. to R. -F. Ramsey, P. Runkle, B. Kingston, S. Lehman, J. Jackson, C. Graves, D. Tucker, B. McPhaul, E. Nardini, J. Bradley, A. Humphrey, E. Howell, J. White. STAND- ING L. tok. - Mrs. DeVane, K. Smith, F. McCall. C. Coley. V. Gibson, B. Poythress, B. Mercer, C. Hill, L. Johnson, A. Ramsey, B. Oswald, M. Davis, D. Boone, M. Tucker, L. Kent, P. York, D. Johns, G. Harrell, K. Duce. Science Club STANDING - Left to Right - J. Cain, J. Jackson, A. Ramsey, L. Messer, E. Howell, B, Harrell, N. Leverette, J. Bradley, P. McShane, R. Cannon, P. Rich, S. Dunnaway, M. Jones, G. Harrell, S. Chandler, C. Saul, C. Hill, A. Burgess, Mr. Powell, Sponsor, SEATED - L. to R. L. Kent, E. Ponsdomenech, G. Wester, S. Gholson, P. Uhrig, P. Whiddon, A. Murray, M. Joyner BACK - L. to R. - B. Smitherman, B. Oswald, SECOND - J. Me- Larty, A. McKeown, C. Coley, K. Duce, M. Barnes, THIRD - V. Gibson, J. Dolan, V. Bradley, M. Joyner, FOURTH - S. Fair- cloth, B. Borton, D. Wilson, Mrs. Scott, Librarian, FRONT -M. Davis, M. Tucker, A. Ring, M. Stoops, C. Cantley, N. Leverette Paper Staff SITTING L. to R.: B. Harrell, J. McLarty, P. Uhrig, J. Cain, P. Cox STANDING L. to R.: P. Rich, P. McShane, M. Stoops, L. Messer, E. Boykin, B. McPhaul GLEE CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Dorothy Johns (Not shown) V. PRESIDENT: Garland Basford SECRETARY: Gail Harrell LIBRARIAN; Peggy Runkle PARLIAMENTARIAN: Terry Presnell ACCOMPANISTS: Glee Club Donna Padgett Andy Murray Carolyn Bassett BAND OFFICERS Hal Cox - Captain J. B. Thigpen - Co-Captain Linda Messer - Librarian Pam Cox - Secretary Jimmy Evans - 11th Grade Rep. Carol Hill - 10th Grade Rep.l Dano Fiore - 9th Grade Rep. Jerry Thompson - 8th Grade Rep. Donella Fiore - 7th Grade Rep. SOLOS AND ENSEMBLES AT DISTRICT BAND. FIRST L. to R., B. Pfaen- der, H. Cox, P. Cox SECOND ROW L. to R., B. King, E. Nardini, B. Waters, K. Turn- age THIRD ROW L. to R., J. Evans, J. B. Thigpen, N. Uh- rig SUPERIOR AT STATE in DRUM SOLO AND ENSEMBLE Nicky Uhrig BRASS FIRST ROW L. to R., R. Smith, H. Cox, P. Cox, F. Pringle, J. Thompson, L. Nichols, SECOND ROW L. to R., L. Kent, B. Pfaen- der, K. Tujnage, K. Scott, A. Burgess, J. Jon s, THIRD ROW: L. to R., S. Poss, P. Pelham, S. Chason, L. Messer, J. B. Thig- pen, S. Franklin, FOURTH ROW L. to R., J. Jackson, H. Mathers, M. Smith, J. Evans WOODWINDS FIRST ROW L. to R., M. Math- ers, B. Hargrove, C. O'Con- nor, D. Scott, D. Fiore, E. Nardini, B. Waters, L. Sex- ton, B. King, SECOND ROW L. to R., J. Jackson, J. Math- ers, D. Waters, L. Kent, L. Bennett, E. Turnage, B. Max- well, L. Hicks, THIRD ROW L, to R., M. Cowen, M. Bradley, J. York, J. Bradley, D. Fiore, E. Pittman, A. Parmer, E. Bennett, LAST ROW L. to R., E. Boykin, L. Hicks, R. Malloy, C. Pfaender, D. Carpenter, A, Humphrey, C. Hill, A. Thames, L. Edwards PERCUSSION FIRST ROW L. to R., B, York, N. Uhrig, M. Perez, J. Whitfield SECOND ROW L. to R., G. Harri- son, , T. Maxwell, J. Eubanks THIRD ROW L. to R.. R. Perry, P. Rich, A. Blauvett Marching Jackets L. to R. Drum Majorette B. Waters; Majorettes A. Burgess, J. Jackson, L. Kent 1 - J. B. Thigpen, P. Uhrig, L. Kent, B. Gibson, K. Turnage, H. Mathers 2 - B. King, L. Sexton, D. Fiore, E. Turnage, J. Evans, R. Smith 3 - M. Perez, E. Boykin, M. Mathers, B. Mercer, M. Smith, J. Mathers 4 - H. Cox, K. Scott, B. Pfaender, L. Messer, J. Thompson, S. Chason 5 - P. Cox, S. Poss, S. Rowan, L. Nichols, F. Pringle, J. Jones 6 - S. Franklin, N. Uhrig, B. York, P. Rich, G. Harrison, J. Whitfield 7 - R. Perry, A. Blauvette, P. Pelham, A. Palmer, L. Hicks, L. Edwards 8 - E. Nardini, G. Hicks, D. Scott, J. York, M. Bradley, A. Thames 9 - D. Fiore, M. Cowen, J. Eubanks, J. Bradley, E. Pittman, A. Humphrey 10 - D. Carpenter, R. Maloy, P. Williams, B. Maxwell, L. Bennett, C. O’Connor Twirling Jackets BETH WATERS Senior Drum Majorette JUDY JACKSON Head Majorette T £_ (jJ iiA-ft,— ANNETTE BURGESS Majorette Junior cuxv °- VJVaJQ.fi— hj rfX VAO AJL 4xa-aJL!J; — lJV-r-c Qrys. T jUa c htA-M-x w- 4 Ti vtkL; L« V oC2_ UW'vlV bsy fxGIyvAS.- J s LINDA KENT Majorette Sophomore School Boy Patrol Sponsor - Mr. Joe Hall FIRST ROW - L. to R., Fred Har- vey, Jerry Thompson, Duncan Pad- gett SECOND ROW - L. to R., Steve Hardisky, David Morrell, Jim. Eubanks, Richard Martin, Ter- ry Maxwell (Not pictured is Steve Rowan) Pep Club Student Council - Stan Franklin Cheerleaders - Judy McLarty C Club - Butch Calhoun Band - Hal Cox Football - George Young Basketball - J. B. Thigpen Driver Education Mr. Coggin and part of the Driver Ed. Class Driver Ed. is offered at the 10th Grade level in all Florida schools. All stu- dents are required to earn 1 4 credit before gradua- tion. J. E. Williams Chapter of FRONT: A. McKeown D. Alcorn BACK: N. Leverette B. Cannon J. Bradley S. Franklin E. Howell Membership New Members Pres. P. Uhrig Sec. B. Harrell Veep. P. McShane Treas. L. Messer Chaplain B. McPhaul FRONT ROW (1 to r) P. Rich, J. Cain, P. McShane, D. Alcorn, P. Uhrig, E. Boykin, S. Frank- lin, B. Harrell, B. Cannon. BACK ROW (1 to r) A. McKeown, M. Stoops, P. Cox, L. Messer, J. Bradley, J. McLarty, E. Howell, N. Leverette, B. McPhaul, Mrs. Eubanks, Sponsor. Honor Society publishes and sells the Voice of C. H.S. The Honor Society was formed in our school in 1955. It is a ser- vice club and only those ranking high in scholarship, character, lead- ership, and service are eligible. Some of the projects for 1965-66 are shown on this page. Honor Society welcomes the Alumni Honor Society issues the scholastic banner each six weeks to the home- room with the highest average. Mr. Barnett accepts it for the sen- iors. These members traveled to Quincy for a District meeting. Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW - L. to R., J. Bradley, E. Boykin, B. McPhaul, J. McLarty, D. Pad- gett, B. King, J. Cain MIDDLE ROW - L. to R,, B. Poythress, A. Ramsey, V. Stephens, A. McKeown, D. Al- corn TOP ROW L. to R., E. Howell, D. Radford, L. Sexton BOTTOM ROW L. to R. S. Moody, D. Carpenter, P. Cox, E. Boykin, R. Maloy, J. Bradley, L. Hicks, J. Cain, B. King, C. Hill, A. Humphrey, B. Mercer, J. McLarty, D. Padgett, N. Leverette, E. Howell, MIDDLE ROW - L. to R., J. Day, N. Hopkins, V. Stephens, J. White, K. Parker, L. Woods, A. McKeown, D. Alcom, B. Poythress, L. Kent, S. Chandler, K. Har- grove, B. McPhaul, D. Radford, M. Puig, G. Potter, LAST ROW - L. to R., D. Rentz, L. Sex- ton, D. Weeks, B. Hargrove, E. Ponsdomench, L. Perkel, N. Colson, R. Rich, J. McPhaul, B. Harrell, V. Bradley, J. Holt, A. Dean, S. Dunnaway, A. Ramsey, L. Edwards, S. Barber, C. Harvey, P. Peacock Individuality counts. Candidates for District and State offices. Project - - Valentines for Senior Citizens. ”Our Neighbors - Near and Far. National F.H.A. Convention - Philadelphia The flag of our nation. State F.H.A. Convention delegates- -Clearwater 1965- 66 Student Council L. to R. FRONT - D. Tucker, P. Cox, C. Hayes, A. Ramsey, B. Pfaender, A. Middlebrooks, J. York, C. Scott, B. Thompson SECOND - Mrs. Campbell, Sponsor, J. Cain, A. Humphrey J. McLarty, B. Smitherman, D. Padgett BACK - J. Alcorn, B. Calhoun, P. McShane, C. Saul, P. Rich, S. Franklin, P. Uhrig, G. Young, H. Cox Stan sells school supplies, ice cream, and candy in the Student Council store. The student Council sponsors the Christ- mas party. The Student Council keeps up with their pennies. Edlyne, Bettye, Julie, Pam, Philip, Judy, Butch, Stan, Pat, and Hal attended Fla. Youth Work- shop. Mrs. Franklin was the chaperon. (Mrs. Campbell, sponsor, was unable to attend.) Remember the magic show? Othel Tucker Elaine Nardini Mr. and Miss C.H.S. Front seat, left to right PEGGY RUNKLE BETH WATERS Back seat, left to right BETTYE SMITHERMAN JUDY McLARTY Gadsden County Junior Miss Contestants for 1966, sponsored by Quincy Junior Chamber of Commerce. Chosen by Senior, Junior, and Sophomore girls. Alumni are always welcome, but especially The alumni enjoyed our Beatle decoration, so at Homecoming. The queen, Barbara McPhaul, being crowned by 1964-65 queen Barbara Sunday. King Ronnie Bundy and Pete Whiddon are intrigued. Our King and Queen--Yell! Yell! A most serious and solemn occasion we lost the Homecoming game. Mr. Powell's 10th Grade won the prize for the best decorated room. The Action was there!! Boys State Girls State Girls State and Boys State are sponsored by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary. Several boys and girls are recommended by the high school faculty and from these recommendations the boys and girls are selected by the Legion or Auxiliary in Chattahoochee. The purpose of Boys' State and Girls' State is to teach the youth of Florida about government in Florida. Each boy and girl is selected by the faculty on the basis of: Courage, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Barbara Buddy Abigail Future Jr. Women's Club--1980 Cas-per the friendly ghost, the friendliest ghost in town! Here she comes! Miss America of ???? Charge! !! Bringing up the rear! An’ the Goblins’ Get You If You Don’t Watch Out!! Hard at work!! Who, me? Surprise! Surprise! We may use the office phone in an emergency. Eyes on the copy!! Activities — Here and Yonder Now aren't they busy9?? What? More typing! We Mix High School and Elementary When It Comes to the Library I always get my book! Wonder of wonders! Mrs. Scott - smiling?! Eagle-eyed teacher. Traffic Cop School Store MRS. CAMPBELL Maintenance Dept. HI__ MR. GLASS Transportation Dept. Lunch Room MRS. SASSER, Manager MR. DENNISON MR. BUTLER What did you get Miss Hendry? Who would have ever believed it? Oh, you better watch out, Mrs. Diamond! One for you, and one for you, and you too, Steve! Smile 'purty' for Santa, girls! Mr. and Miss Athletics GAIL HARRELL ; PEGGY RUNKLE Don't just stand there! yfi JUDY McLARTY BETTYE SMITHERMAN GLORIA POTTER CAROL HILL DONNA PADGETT EDLYNE BOYKIN SENIOR CHEERLEADERS FRONT LEFT - RIGHT Edlyne Boykin Gloria Potter Gail Harrell Carol Hill BACK ROW - Bettye Smitherman Peggy Runkle Donna Padgett Judy Mcl.arty JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW Brenda Pitts Debbie Weeks Donella Fiore Jeanne Thigpen BACK ROW Janet Holt Connie Pfaender Brenda Mercer Beverly Hargrove MIDGET CHEERLEADERS SEATED - Sarabeth Owens Rita Fiore Susan Hargrove Amy Hill STANDING - Lee Ann Whiddon Ann Hargrove Majorie Harring Carol Thompson Football 1st ROW L. toR., J. Cantley, J. Evans, D. Ramsey, R. Messer, E. Medley, A. Brown 2nd ROW - Coach Hall, B. Calhoun, J. Alcorn, W. Ethridge, J. Locke, B Smitherman, G. Morrell, M. Mathers, C. Graham 3rd ROW - Coach Layton, R. Scott, H. Cox, E. Jones, B. Day, G. Young, D. Allen, C. Andrews, M. Dolan, Coach Scott HAL COX Tackle TIM ELDER Center Graduating Seniors GEORGE YOUNG Guard WILLIAM DICKSON End EARL JONES Fullback Linemen DANNY ALLEN End BUDDY S MIT HERMAN Guard JOHN ALCORN Guard WAYNE ETHRIDGE Tackle Bottoms Up!! CALVIN ANDREWS Guard JIM EVANS Tackle TERRY PRESNELL End MIKE DOLAN Tackle ROGER MESSER Guard ALFRED BROWN End GERALD MORRELL Guard ROGER SCOTT End Jerry Locke fights for yardage against Crawfordville. Bobby Day is dropped by Sneads. CLAUDE GRAHAM End BOBBY DAY Halfback BUTCH CALHOUN Halfback Blountstown lineman stops Ernest Medley on kickoff re- turn. JOHNNY MATHERS Halfback JOHNNY CANTLEY Halfback ERNEST MEDLEY Halfback Hal Cox stops Crawfordville back with Jim Evans and Tim Elder coming to help. JERRY LOCKE Quarterback ) Football Greats JOHN ALCORN Most-Improved HAL COX All-Conference, Co-Captain, and Most Valuable TIM ELDER All-Conference, Sportsmanship GEORGE YOUNG Most Inspirational, Co-Captain C” Club FRONT ROW - L. to R., George Young, Roger Scott, Butch Calhoun, John Alcorn, SECOND ROW - L. to R., Hal Cox, Wayne Ethridge, Jimmy Evans, Earl Jones, Ernest Medley, Jerry Locke THIRD ROW - L. to R., Johnny Mathers, Terry Holt, Johnny Cantley, Robert Hayes, Bobby Day, Tim Elder, FOURTH ROW - L. to R., Danny Allen, Terry. Presnell, J. B. Thigpen Buddy Smitherman, Charles Saul BACK ROW - L. to R., Sponsors: Coach Scott, Coach Layton Sue, is the game exciting? Linda, why are you pointing? Somebody is out of step! Ya'll look so peppy! Did the ball ever get over the net? Was it really that funny? Physical Fitness Program Boys Jerry's in a daze! I bet you were tired after this pose! Were you ready for the ball, Colvin? Poor Danny always has a broken finger. Terry, are you under the net? Golf Team L. lo R. - S. Gholson P. Me Shane M. Barnes J. Alcorn C. Saul Coach: Mr. Meacham B-Team Basketball FRONT ROW - L. to R. E. Rasch, B. Pfaender, R. Medley, M. Barnes, B. Funderburk, Manager; T. Allen BACK ROW - L. to R. E. Jones, G. Harrison, L. Pitts, N. Uhrig, D. Locke, C. Fiore, C. Graham, A. Brown Fabulous Jackets L. to R. - C. Hill, T. Owens, J. Locke, D. Allen, J. B. Thigpen, R. Scott, C. Pringle, C. Saul, R. Puig, C. Hayes. KNEELING - Coach Scott. GAME DATA We They We They West Bainbridge 82 55 Vernon 69 57 Greensboro 91 45 Marianna 78 73 Bonifay 78 51 Blountstown i 84 57 Fla. High 68 56 Quincy 66 68?? Bristol 74 52 Bristol 98 40 Grand Ridge 86 50 Pan. Conf. Bonifay 70 52 Tourney Graceville 62 60 Bonifay 74 70 Havana 54 41 Graceville 78 68 Blountstown 81 46 Quincy 65 60 Sneads 78 48 Fla. High 81 47 Cottondale 91 39 Monticello 89 59 Cottondale 93 58 Greensboro 97 46 Class 4B Group Tournament Chattahoochee 72 p ■ j_ Chattahoochee 66 Wewahitchka 41 - F� day Blountstown d0 - Saturday CAREY LYNN HILL Guard Sophomore The Big Five S t a r t i n g T e a m M % ROGER SCOTT Center Junior CRAIG PRINGLE Forward Junior JERRY LOCKE Guard Junior J. B. Thigpen Forward Senior COLVIN HAYES Guard Sophomore Fighting Jackets S e c o n d T e a m TOMMY OWENS Guard Senior CHARLES SAUL Forward Senior RICK PUIG Forward Sophomore DANNY ALLEN Center Sophomore Jackets in Action! Come on, don’t be so slow. Ooh la la aren't we graceful? Just coasting along... It paid off. We won. RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! CHS Marianna Ah! Sweet Revenge!!! J. B. Thigpen moves toward goal in an attempt to get ball. Carey Lynn Hill drives toward Chatta- hoochee goal. A short rest in a long, hard game. Jerry Locke searches for unguarded Jacket. What next? MRS. CHRISTINE INGRAM B. A. First Grade E ] e m e n t a r y MRS. REBECCA RABON B.S. First Grade Second Grade MRS. MARTHA WHIDDON Second Grade MRS. GERALDINE JONES B.S. A. B. Third Grade Third Grade MRS. VERA PERRY B.S. Fourth Grade MRS. BET TIE BARNETT A. B. Special Education MRS. EDNA A. GRUBB A.B. Fifth Grade E 1 e m e n t a r y t MR. REUBEN NEELY B.S. Sixth Grade F a c u 1 t y MRS. MABEL SCOTT B. A. Fourth Grade MRS. EVENLYN CURRY B.S. Fifth Grade MRS. JEWEL WILKERSON B.S. Sixth Grade Mr. Neelv — 6th Grade j L. A longis D. Blauvett B. Bryan B. Chambliss B. Coley Z. Davis P. Faircloth C. Funderburk P. Gardner M. Herring C. Johnson S. Lawson S. McCall L. McCoy J. NeSmith S. Park W. Ramsey E. Rentz R. Roberts K. Stephens S. Stokes C. Thompson J. Tye R. Weeks M. Wilson L. Whiddon D. Anderson M. Carraway A. Clayton R. Cowen J. Duncan Mrs. Wilkerson — 6th Grade Mrs. Curry — 5th Grade I. Ellis C. Finuff R. Graves A. Hargrove A. Hill L. Irurita J. Landgraff M. Linder P. McAllister M. McPhaul W. Mercer L. Parkman S. Pittman G. Poole D. Richardson B. Shepard R. Stokes B. Sunday B. Thompson D. Warren S. Williams M. Wilson C. Alongis C. Atwell W. Bolden D. Bradley C. Brown A. Burnett J. Chum ley C. Corbett R. Darby R. Dean F. Dickson D. Ellis B. Eubanks R. Fiore C. Gissendaner G. Goodman J. Hopkins S. Jackson O. Long B. McDaniel B. Mitchell R. NeSmith S. Owens J. Parmer J. Ryals B. Shiver C. Stoops R. Tipton D. Tye P. Tyus B. Whiddon Mrs. Grubb — 5th Grade D. Barber S. Boyd K. Brown M. Carmichael L. Colson B. Croft N. Davis M. Deese R. Ethridge D. Faulkner Mrs. Perry — 4th Grade R. Frazier A. Gomez P. Gray S. Hargrove T. Horton J. Johnson T. Jones J. Mayo G. McKeown L. Newton S. Oaks W. Parker D. Perry D. Sherrod E. Sofge J. Thigpen S. Tucker E. Tye C. Vickers J. Whitten G. Barber A. Baxter J. Brogdon T. Brown D. Clayton S. Croft H. DeVane F. Duncan J. Gilbourn M. Glisson D. Hamilton C. Helms D. Hewett B. Johnson W. Johnson D. McClellan R. McDaniel J. McKeown L. Massey B. Messer K. Neely M. Peacock J. Rich G. Scott A. Shelton M. Smith B. Stephens G. Wilson C. Allen S. Anderson S. Barber J. Brantley K. Brown L. Clayton R. Clayton B. Davis J. Dickey S. Gholson S. Gissendaner D. Graves P. Harrison G. Jenkins M. King W. McCall J. McPhaul N. Maxwell B. Mercer C. Middlebrooks Mrs. Scott — 4th Grade S. Padgett S. Rentz K. Richardson R. Scott D. Shelton D. Shouppe D. Smitherman D.. Sunday Mrs. Jones — 3rd Grade W. Alday T. Benefield J. Boyd G. Brown L. Burton R. Davis V. Diamond B. Dunnaway J. Folds C. Gissendaner J. Graves T. Hargrove J. Hewett C. Holt M. Joyner A. Lehman L. McDaniel M. Merritt B. Nobles V. Pittman M. Shaw J. Sherrod R. Stephens A. Taylor B. Thames W. Vickers J. Whitfield M. Wilson Mrs. Whiddon — 3rd Grade R. Arline D. Bolden P. Brogdon M. Burch R. Cochran S. Cunningharr J. Duce N. Ellis J. Ethridge L. Gardner D. Glisson T. Hall A. Hardisky Y. Helms J. Herring J. Hubbs L. Hulion K. Kimrey C. Mooneyha D. Peacock S. Scott S. Shepard L. Stevens D. Sunday S. Taylor N. Tucker W. Warren S. Whitten Mrs. Cowen — 2nd Grade M. Allen B. Barnes S. Bryant D. Burgess D. Cooper V. Darby L. Gentzel C. Greene G. Henderson S. Horton A. Joyner C. Joyner C. Long K. McCallister K. Meacham M. Mitchell E. Parker T. Richardson D. Ryals G. Stephens S. Sofge R. Sparks J. Stokes G. Thompson L. Vickers J. Williams P. Wilson S. York Mrs. Franklin — 2nd Grade A. Basford M. Brock D. Buckhalter B. Coley D. Crawford S. Dean P. Ethridge P. Glass R. Gomez L. Hines M. Hulion B. Jones D. Joyner W. Kirkland R. McCall W. McDaniel S. Maxwell J. Mercer K. Padgett R. Rentz R. Rogers L. Shaw L. Sherwood J. Smith I. Smith C. Taylor W. Tye L. Williams T. Williams W. Wilson J. Andrews J. Barfield D. Beggs M. Bern a G. Bolden B. Boykin A. Brantley J. Bruner D. Carter J. Comerford J. Crawford R. Drummond M. Edenfield N. Faulkner F. Glissone D. Helms K. Hewett J. Holland T. Horne B. Howell T. Jones P. Kimrey K. Massey R. Messer D. McPhaul T. Park C. Rabon C. Searcy J. Taylor S. Toole D. Sherrod B. Wilson A. Alday G. Barber J. Bass G. Benefield L. Bolden W. Boyd J. Bradley D. Brown A. Burton B. Cowen J. Davis J. Dudley T. Gissendaner G. Gray L. Hildebrandt C. Holloway L. Howell D. Hubbard M. Jenkins D. Hulion W. Kelly E. Martin S. Mason R. Mercer D. McPhaul D. Oliver B. Pickens E. Rentz A. Snellgrove D. Thames B. Vance M. Vickers C. Wiehe Elementary Activities Jeff, is recess as bad as school work? Where's James Bond? What game is this? Our new swings!! You're out!! Oh those girls— Our favorite game--but you really have to move. Our physical education program makes us big, strong He Men. Don't be bashful, face the facts! BANK GADSDEN COUNTY STATE Ci §ihomy, Jjwmjdhf (Bank, SERVING YOU SINCE 1907 Phone 663-2112 0 Phone 663-2111 CHATTAHOOCHEE FLORIDA TOWN OF CHATTAHOOCHEE MORGAN MOTEL T.V. - Air Conditioning Free Coffee Highway 90 Phone 663-4404 Chattahoochee, Florida Box 303 BETTER VALUES McKEOWN’S GENERAL MERCHANDISE CHATTAHOOCHEE NEWS 217 W. Washington Street Chattahoochee Florida Phone 663-4914 Chattahoochee Phone 663-2255 W. L WOOD, JEWELER SMITH’S ENTERPRISES A Complete Jewelry Service Fine China, Watch and Clock Repair, Gifts, Engraving Furniture Appliances Television Hi-Fi Quincy Box 696 107 East Jefferson Florida Chattahoochee, Florida Phone 663-4891 IBEQ VfflUIMU Suftei Sehitioe. Phone 663-2121 Chattahoochee, Florida FLETCHER-CANTEY Compliments of Men's Wear The Place to go for the brands you know On the Square Quincy, Florida HARBIN-WOLF, INC. Bonds and All Forms of Insurance 321 W. Crawford Street Phone MA 7-8787 Quincy Florida RODGER’S FURNITURE COMPANY Home Furnishings Chattahoochee, Florida ROSS’S Berkshire Between and Casual Maker Dresses Chattahoochee Florida SYKES FINE FOODS Quincy, Florida HARRISON’S BUICK Authorized Buick Dealer for Chattahoochee Marianna, Florida BER BEK STYLE SHOP Chattahoochee China - Crystal - Linens - 303 Wash. St. Phone 663-4414 Better Products! Better Prices! 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