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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

' :• r;-: .- : 'V' T;-. -■ • • «• . ' :• r;-: .- : 'V' T;-. -■ • • «• . YELLOW JACKET SPIRIT OF ’69 Chattahoochee High School Chattahoochee Alma Mater Once again we as school-mates assemble We fain would lift our hearts in song To our High School, Our clear Alma-Mater Let gladness the moments prolong. We are proud of our lads and our lassies Of honors won in days gone by. So here’s a cheer for our old High School Our dear old High School, our C.H.S. Here's to the classes, here's to the lassies, Here's to the lads they adore. Here's to the SENIORS so mighty, the JUNIORS so flighty, FRESHIE and SOPHOMORE. Let mirth and gladness banish all sadness, and as the days go by You'll find us ready and steady, boosting for C.H.S. 2 Table of Contents Dedication . . . Administration . Senior......... Classes ....... Organization . . Favorites .... Activities .... Athletics .... Elementary. . . Advertisements Senior Directory Page 6 Page 7 . Page 13 . Page 29 . Page 49 . Page 71 , Page 77 . Page 85 Page 107 . Page 125 Page 145 3 Spirit of a School.. . . . . Spirit of Knowledge 4 . . . Spirit of Fellowship Spirit of Competition. . . 5 Janice Rodgers A woman who has the courage of her convictions deserves the admir- ation of all. As she faces each day with zest, enthusiasm, and cheerful- ness, she wins everyone's affection. Her fair judgment and levelheaded- ness inspire respect in all who meet her. Day by day, she fulfils her du- ties and carries out her job without complaining. Her contribution to the student body of Chattahoochee is immeasurable. Combining sterness with understand- ing, she helps to maintain effective discipline. The spirit of C.H.S. is personified by this teacher and so, we the Annual Staff of 69' dedicate this annual to you Mrs. Janice Rodgers, in appreci- ation of the efforts you have made to increase the Spirit of 69. 6 Mr. Arylis L. Parramore has served in the school system of Gadsden County for the past thirteen years in the capacity of teacher, guidance counselor, and principal. This past year he has very ably guided Chattahoochee High School as its principal. Mr. Parramore earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Florida State University and has stud- ied at University of Georgia and Emory University. His ability as a leader has been felt and appreciated by stud- ents, teachers, and parents. This leadership has enabled greater cooperation among students, staff, and community. We look forward to having Mr. Parramore serve as our principal for many years. 8 Lunchroom - (L. to R.): Mrs. A. Jones, Mrs. L. Johnson, Mrs. Sasser, Mrs. Nobles, Mrs. Head, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Keels. Bus Drivers Mr. Nichols (shown) Mr. Herndon Mr. Sparks Mr. York Mr. Miller Mr. Shepard Policeman Mr. Dennison Janitor - Mr. Glass Marilyn P. Campbell F. S. U. - B. S. Social Studies Theresa DeVane F. S. U. - Business Ed. Geri Coggins F. S. U. - B. A. English 10. 12 Phillip S. Parson Trinity College - B. A Harvard Law School - Law Degree, Geography World History, Gen. Science Janice Rodgers F. S.U. - B. S. World History, American History High School Faculty Joyce Adams Moorhead State Univ. B. S., Typing 1, Bookkeeping, Gen. Math The Rev. Leo Alard S. T. B. - Episcopal Theo - logical Seminary, B. A. - Colegio Irene Toland Iona Eubanks University of Florida A. B. , English 9,10,11 10 Ben Caldwell Huntington College - B. A. Auburn University - M. S. .Gen. Math. Alg. 1,2 Geometry, Trig. Ann Trefethan U. of Fla. - B. A. Gen. Math, 7 8 Math Alg. 1 Mary Ann Johnson Ga. State College for Women - B. S. Biology and Chemistry Julius Wynn Fla. A M Univ. - B. S. Industrial Arts Mary Jo Hargrove FSU - B. A. Jr. High English, Social Studies John Coggin Drivers Education Joyce Scott Livingston State College B. S. - Girls PE Corbin Scott Livingston State College B. S. - Boys PE Photo not Available Fred Willocks Maryville College - B. S. Univer. of Tenn - M. S. Science, Boys PE 11 Julia- Pickron University of Georgia Home Economics Broox Jones Livingston State College - B. S. , University of Alabama - B. M., Band Benjamin Smiley Troy State College - B. S. Elementary and Jr. High Music r Bettie Gregg Teachers Aid Kay Woods University of Tenn. - B. S. Secondary Art Eloise Gholson Secretary Rebecca Rabon Georgia State College for Women - B. S. High School Librarian Johnnie B. Toolef Troy State Collejufc ( Guidance Counselor Joyce Allen Teachers Aid 12 SENIORS Sharon Barber BEST PERSONALITY Harry Mathers Robbie Maloy Ronnie Bowens FOOTBAlL GOTTONDALE Ronnie Bowen Emma Jean Butler 14 Debbie Carpenter Sammy Chason Kay Cantley MOST TALENTED Nicky Uhrig Debbie Carpenter James Carraway Debbie James Jimmy Chumley MOST INTELLIGENT Irene Clinkscales Joe Colson Jimmy Larry Clayton Allan Ring Ann Parmer 16 Eddie Davis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Willie Diaz Alice Jo Dean Buster Pfaender Ann Thames Tommy Edenfield Willie Tommy Alice Jo Bobby Viola MOST ATHLETIC Dano Fiore Beverly Hargrove Tony Gainous Viola Gibson Dano Fiore Bobby Funderburk 18 Greg Harrison Gail Hicks Beverly Roland Roland Halbert BEST DRESSED Greg Harrison Brenda Mercer Beverly Hargrove Greg 19 George Anne Humphrey WITTIEST Dennis Scott Anne Humphrey George Jackson Bernice King Bernice Jimmy Kingry Jimmy Dale Locke Don McAlpin Robbie Maloy Harry Mathers Ha Ralph Medley Cunis Montgomery Bill Nobles Curtis Bill Ralph Rollie Charlie O'Connor Brenda Charlie Brenda Mercer Rollie Murray Buster Pfaender Buster Ann Parmer Elizabeth Pittman Ann Robert Elizabeth Robert Perry 23 Larry Pitts Ed Rasch SENIOR PLACEMENT TEST HIGH SCORES Math - Buster Pfaender English - Beverly Hargrove Science - Charlie O’Connor Social Studies - Allan Ring Allan Ring Allan Dennis Scott Dennis 24 Eugene Ann Thames Eugene Tipton Nicky Uhrig Dwain Waters Senior Top Scholastic Allan Ring Nicky Uhrig Beverly Hargrove Sammy Chason Pr Dano Fiore - Valedictorian 26 Brenda Mercer Bill Nobles Class Ten Curtis Montgomery Buster Pfaender - Salutatorian Alice Jo Dean Averages 69 Senior Activities 28 Confronting Juniors upon their return to school is a heavy schedule of studies, extracurricular activities, social events, athletic partici- pation, and plans for the future. Book reports, term papers, lab ex- periments, new concepts in math---academecally, juniors are kept busy from August to May. Good sportsmanship and untiring effort are exhibited by juniors on the various athletic teams. Looking back over and eventful year, juniors find that they have done many things which they can be proud of. Back: J. Jones - S. C. Rep., J. McPhaul - S. C. Rep., N. Hopkins - Treas. , M. Puig - V. Pres., J. Thompson - Pari., Front: D. Weeks - Reporter, P. Drummond - Pres., J. Holt - Sec. 30 Junior Class J. Adams E. Baker D. Barber V. Barnes A. Blauvelt V. Bradley M. Brock J. Brown J. Bryant B. Chumley N. Colson M. Corbett M.Cowen E. Dickey J. Dolan P. Drummond L. Edwards R. Edwards B. Gibson B. Hall T. Hampton S. Hardisky K. Hargrove F. Harvey J. Holt N. Hopkins P. Inabinet D. Jackson H. Jackson J. Jackson J. Jones T. Jones 31 Juniors encounter a wider variety of activities as the year begins. J. McPhaul S. McWhite S. Morris K. Parker P. Peacock P. Pelham C. Pfaender C. Pittman F. Pringle M. Puig N. Rentz R. Rich S. Rowan C. Scott C. Sherrod M. Smith W. Smitherman B. Sofge G. Stephens R. Thames L. Thomas J. Thompson K. Turnage S. Warren D. Weeks M. Whitfield P. Williams J. Wilson L. Woods J. York C. Lehman G. McClellan 32 In Memory of. . . Jeannette York If Death should beckon me with outstretched hand and whisper softly of An Unknown Land I shall not be afraid to go For though the path I do not know. I take Death's Hand without a fear, For He who safely brought me here will also take me safely back, and though in many things I lack. He will not let me go alone Into the Valley That's Unknown , so I reach out and take Death's Hand and journey to the Promised Land. Carolyn Sherrod 33 Energetic Sophomores carry a heavy load at CHS. Membership in more clubs is open to them, carrying with it more demands and responsi- bilities. They are able to give a better display of their tremendous school spirit this year than ever before. Much of their talent and determination is applied to schoolwork, resulting in that warm glow of pride which only honest achievement can bring. When the last day of school cames around, the sophmores welcome summer vacation, but can hardly wait to begin their junior year and make it even better than this one if possible! Back (L to R): T. Allen - Pres., D. Morrell - Pari., K. Scott - Student Council Rep. , J. Duncan - Student Council Rep.,: Front (L to R): J. Poole - Treas., M. A. Bradley - Student Council Rep. , J. Thigpen - Reporter, M. Smitherman - Veep, A. Greene - Sec. 34 Sophomore Class T. Allen V. Alongis M. Atwater M. Barber J. Bassett E. Bennett L. Bennett T. Booth T.J. Booth M. A.Bradley D. Brantley J. Bright H. Brooks N. Brown O. Brunson B. Bryant' K. Bryant W. Dickson J. Duncan J. Eubanks M. Evans D. Fiore W. Foreman S. Gainer C. Graham A. Green B. J. Green A. Halbert L. Hicks V. Hines B. Inabinet B. Jackson F. Jones W. Jones E. King 35 Throughout the sophomore year laughter and pleasant experiences abound. 36 A. Malone R. Martin B. Maxwell T. Maxwell A. Middlebrooks C. Moore D. Morrell M. Neely L. Nichols S. Nobles F. Owens M. A. Owens B. Pitts J. Poole S. Poss D. Prophet T. Prophet D. Roberts W. Runkle P. Ryals D. Sanders K. Scott G. Smith M.L. Smith R. Smith M. Smitherman J. Thigpen B. Thompson H. Tipton E. Turnage P. Whiddon D. Williams L. Williams M. Williams M. Wilson C. Locke C. McWhite F. McWhite 37 9th Grade Lively, rewarding days filled with fun as well as responsibility make up the freshmen's year. The first year of actual high school brings new activities and amusements, but it also brings new duties and obligations. Since freshmen are eligible for membership in some clubs, they find new interests and tasks in this area of high school life also, they find themselves included in all the other various activities of senior high. Extracurricular activities do not monopolize all their hours, however. Much time is spent on preparing classwork and other assignments. Their studies are difficult but worth the effort. Freshmen and their first year of senior high school well-rounded and ready for their next year at C.H.S. Back row, L. toR): L. Blair - Pari., R. Weeks - Pres., G. Poole - S. C. Rep. , (Middle row): A. Hargrove - S. C. Rep., J. Duncan - Sec. , D. Richardson - Reporter, (First row): A. Hill - S. C. Rep., M. Wilson - V. Pres., C. Funderburk - Treas. 38 Freshman Class PHOTO wr AWLABIE R. Allen L. Alongis K. Atwater D. Anderson S. Bates B. Black L. Blair D. Blauvelt T. Booth M. Bright B. Bru M. Butler M.L. Carraway F. Carroll J. Carroll W. Clayton B. Coley R. Cowen W. Crumpton H. Davis Z. Davis B. Dawkins D. Dawkins E. Dawkins S. Dawkins L. Doyle J. Duncan W. Eggleton I. Ellis A. Fletcher C. Funderburk P. Gardner S. Graham R. Graves W. Gray 39 Freshmen are met with new responsibilities and obligations. A. Hargrove M. Herring E. Hester A. Hill L. Holmes J. Horton N. House C. Jackson R. Jackson T. Jackson M. Jefferson J. Jones M. Linder P. Lyons S. McCall F. McClellan R. McClellan G. McCoy E. McMillan E. McMillan T. McMillan M. McPhaul M. McWhite C. Madry L. Miller D. Murray J. NeSmith G. Pace P. Pace S. Park L. Parkman G. Poole W. Ramsey E. Rentz D. Richardson AB� NT WVEM PICTURES 40 S. Williams M. Wilson M. Wilson R. Roberts H. Sanders B. Shelmon J. Shelmon B. Shepard E. Smith K. Stephens R. Stoops B. Sunday B. Thompson C. Thompson D. Warren R. Weeks L. Whiddon C. Williams 41- 8th Grade Last year’s seventh graders are this year's eighth graders, and what a difference a year makes ! Life at C.H.S. is familiar to now, and they have no problems adjusting to it. Upperclassmen are not quite so awe- inspiring this year; they may be human after all! The football and basket- ball games, the pep rallies, the day to day events—-all these have added meaning for eighth graders. Still school gets rough sometimes: teachers expect more, and homework increases, accordingly. The eighth graders, however are equal to the task and form a firm foundation for an exciting high school life. 42 (L to R): B. Parker - S. C. Rep., J. Hopkins - S. C. Rep., N. Davis - Sec., S. Owens - V. Pres., J. Chumley - Treas., S. Tucker - Pres. Eighth Grade C. Alongis B. Atwell D. Barber S. Boyd D. Bradley K. Brown A. Burnett M. Carmichael J. Churn ley A. Clayton D. Clements L. Colson D. Croft R. Darby N. Davis R. Dean M. Deese G. Dickenson M. Eggleton D. Ellis R. Ethridge B. Eubanks P. Faircloth K. Field R. Fiore C. Gissendaner V. Hamilton C. Hampton S. Hargrove J. Hopkins T. Horton A. Jackson S. Jackson T. Jones Z. Lamar 43 School work seems a little more difficult this year. B. Lawrence B. McDaniel G. McKeown K. McLain G. McMillan J. McMillan I. Mayo R. Moline R. Nesmith D. Newton S. Owens W. Parker J. Parmer D. Perry F. Pittman V. Pullen S. Raheb F. Robinson J. Ryals B. Shiver E. Sofge C. Stoops J. Thigpen R. Tipton S. Tucker D. Tye E. Tye J. Tye P. Tyus C. Vickers L. Watson B. Whiddon B. Whitten C. Williams R. Williams 44 45 New faces, new surroundings, and new situations confront the seventh graders as they begin a further phase of their education. The first weeks of school are baffling and strange. As time passes, however, the seven- the graders are able to settle down and make a place for themselves in the busy CHS routine. Their courses are more challenging than in grammar school, requiring increased concentration and effort. Involve- ment in sports, social events and other school activities available to seventh graders enrich their lives and prepare them for constructive high school years ahead. L. to R.: F. Duncan - Pres., M. Peacock - S. C. Rep. H. Devane - S. C. Rep. , B. S. Davis - Treas. B. Stephens - Sec. , K. Richardson - Reporter, Not pictured C. Middlebrooks - Reporter S. Gholson - Reporter 7th Grade C. Allen S. Atwater G. Barber S. Barber A. Baxter J. Brantley R. Brooks H. Brown K. Brown T. Brown V. Bru S. Croft I. Daniels B. Davis H. DeVane F. Duncan K. Field E. Gardner S. Gholson J. Gilbourne S. Gissendaner M. Glisson D. Graves P. Harrison D. Hewett E. Jackson G. Jenkins M. King L. Massey 47 Seventh graders face new challenges and new surroundings. J. McKeown J. McPhaul B. Messer C. Middlebrooks K. Neely M.Peacock L. Peel S. Pittman P. Rayburn S. Rentz J. Rich K. Richardson G. Scott R. Scott W. Sheard A. Shelton D. Shelton D. Shoupe C. Smith D. Smitherman B. Stephens D. Sunday R. Williams G. Wilson D. Wilson 48 Student Council-works for school unity Standing (L to R) C. Stoops, H. Devane, R. Weeks, A. Ring, K. Scott, H. Mathers, R. Maloy, D. Carpenter, T. Allen, N. Uhrig, D. Fiore, F. Pringle, A. Hargrove, J.Jones, A. Hill, B. Parker, M. Herring, J. Duncan, M. Peacock, S. Tucker; Seated - 2nd Row (L to R) S. Chason, L. Pitts, M.A. Bradley, J. York, M. Puig, A. Humphrey, J. McPhaul, K. Hargrove, P. Drummond, S. Hargrove. Seated - 1st Row (L to R) K. Parker, C. Pfaender, V. Bradley, B. Pfaender, W. Smitherman, L. Blair. (L to R) L. Blair, Pari; B. Pfaender, Pres.; C. Pfaender, Treas.; V. Bradley, Sec.; K. Parker, Chap; W. Smitherman, V. pres. 50 One of the many service organizations, the Student Council of C. H.S., is composed of members from grades 7-12. Its officers are selected by their fellow students according to the ability to represent the best interests of the student body. The Student Council sponsors various acti- vities around the school such as assembly programs, the school store, the Christmas program and the Mr. and Miss Friendly each six weeks. In addition to this, it has a project to help better the school each year. Florida Youth Workshop left to right: C. Pfaender, W. Smitherman, M. Puig, A. Ring, D. Fiore, K. Hargrove, V. Bradley, K. Scott (not pictured) 51 F.T.A (FTA was founded in 1937) Because of the continuing shortage of qualified teachers, the expand- ing population of the U.S. , and the explosion of knowledge, the FTA is important to the teaching profession. To preserve the high standards of teaching and to supply the personel needed in the next few decades, teachers have a responsiblity to attract able and talented students to their profession. The FTA has become and will continue to be a vital source for encour - ing able students to enter teaching, a developer of professional and civic leadership and an important program of state education associations. (Bottom L. To R.) B. Maxwell, V. Alongis, J. Poole, S. Barber, (2nd row) J. Brown, P. Drummond, V. Barnes (3rd row) K. Parker, T. Hampton, D. Weeks (4th row) J. Dolan, K. Hargrove, M. Whitfield, N. Rentz.(Top) Mrs. Devane, V. Gibson, M. Neely, J. McPhaul, B. Cantley, G. McClellan (Bottom L to R): P. Drummond, S. Barber, D. Weeks. (Center): K. Parker, J. Dolan, J. Brown, (Top): M. Neely, K. Hargrove, J. McPhaul 52 Future Homemakers of America N. Hopkins Parliamentarian A Middlebrooks Historian D. Fiore V. P. of Projects K. Scott V. P. of Recreation J. Holt •Treasurer We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consicousness of seeking Old and precious values For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America’s future, Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair, Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. M. Puig V. P. of Public Relations A. Hill V. P. of Degrees J. Thigpen Social Chairman D. Carpenter Chaplin J. Duncan Deadline Chairman 53 The Senior High Chapter (1st row) L to R): V. Hines, G. McCoy, M. Carraway, V. Alongis, A. Middlebrook, B. Hargrove, B. Maxwell, P. Ryals, D. Brantley, E. Turnage, D. Fiore, A. Dean, (2nd row): R. Cowen, J. Poole, M. Smith, J. Duncan, P. Pleham, D. Carpenter, A. Humphrey, K. Scott, M. Puig, B. Inabinet, J. Thigpen, B. Mercer (3rd row): V. Bradley, M. Herring, B. Bru, M. Neely, K. Hargrove, J. McPhaul, B. Chumley, N. Colson, A. Hill, D. Richardson, A. Hargrove. (4th row): N. Hopkins, B. Pitts, R. Maloy, S. Poss, C. Pfaender, J. Holt, A. Green, M. Bradley. The The Executive Councils Junior High Chapter (1 row): D. Tye, K. Field, S. Hargrove, P. Tyus, S. Owens, V. Hamilton, C. Stoops, (2 row): D. Ellis, N. Davis, C. Clements, C. Alongis, F. Robinson, D. Bradley, A. Clayton, (3 row): M. -Eggleton, B. Lawrence, E. Tye, J. McMillian, C. Colson, B Shiver. 54 District Candidate Amy Hill District Program Feature - To Know, State Candidate Anne Middlebrooks Relaxer Contest Winner Kay Scott «■aoM ■ TO FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVE LEADERSHIP IN HOME AND COMMUNITY McCall’s Fashion Correspondent - Brenda Mercer FHA Beau Greg Harrison Spirit of the ’69 Yellow Our purpose— to produce a year-book. With relief we present you, the faculty and student body, the 1969 Yellow Jacket. Each has left a part of himself in this book , in hopes of making it the best yet! As the books are finally distributed we feel fully rewarded if the finished product satisfies the students and faculty. SPORTS Back (L to R): Mr. Jones, J. Dolan, C. O'Connor, M. Cowen, D. Fiore, R. Maloy, M. Neely, M.L. Smith, Rodgers. Front(L to R): M.A. Bradley, C. D. Carpenter, V. Bradley, R. Rich, Jan, Robbie, Priscilla, Gail (L to R) Anne, Bus. Mgr. - Debbie, Editor Vickie, Asst. Editor PHOTOGRAPHY ART Jacket Staff P. Pelham, J. McPhaul, S. Poss, F. Pringle, A. Ring, G. Hicks, A. Parmer, P. Drummond, Mrs. Pfaender, J. York, A. Humphrey, P. Peacock, V. Gibson. Pam, Allan, Mike, Charlie, Vi Library Club Officers (L. to R.) C. Scott: Reporter, ]. Duncan: Vice President, J. Kingrey: President, K. Parker: Secretary Treasurer, and H. Mathers: Parliamentarian. Library Club 1st Row (L. to R.) Mrs. Rabon, A. Parmer, P. Peacock, K. Bryant, V. Gibson, M.L. Carraway, J. Duncan, J. Brown, K. Parker, S. Barber. 2nd Row (L. to R.) T. Hampton, S. Park, R. Graves, L. Hicks, J. Carraway, J. Kingrey, H. Mathers, C. Scott. 3rd Row (L. to R.) D. Blauvelt, L. Parkman, G. Stephens, D. Waters, D. Scott. 58 Driver’s Education Drivers' Education is required by the County and State Departments of Education of all High School Students. It consists of 30 hours classroom instruction which includes lectures on the Florida Drivers' Handbook, state adopted textbook, visiting officials from the Florida Highway Patrol and Insurance representatives and use of psycho-physical testing equipment. Six hours behind-the-wheel experience with emphasis placed on skills and attitudes-is also required. Our last test and then we get to drive. Now we'll see who's going to drive. Beth won. And away we go-O. And we didn't quite make it. We had an accident, Sir. 5 The J. E. William Chapter of the National Honor Society is a service organization in Chat- tahoochee High School. It was founded in 1955. The members of the Honor Society are chosen on a basis of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service at a tapping ceremony which is held in the fall and in the spring. Some projects of this organi- zation include publication of the school paper, The Voice of CHS, aiding teachers, and partici- pating in various other school and community activities, such as mobile TB, X-ray unit, March of Dimes, and Magazine drive. OFFICERS (1st row 1 tor): K. Turnage, Pres.-Elect, D. Fiore, Pres., P. Pelham, Sec. (2nd row): K, Hargrove, Chaplain, A. Thames, Treas., (3rd row): J. Brown, Historian, V. Bradley, Historian. (1st row L to R): V. Hines, S. Poss, V. Bradley, J. Brown, K. Hargrove, D. Fiore, Mrs. Eubanks, (Sponsor), K. Turnage, P. Pelham, A. Thames, M.L. Smith, A. Green. (2nd row): B. Hargrove A. Middlebrooks, N. Hopkins, K. Scott, J. Dolan, K. Parker, M. Puig, A. Parmer, B. Mercer, A. Dean. (3rd row): A. Humphrey, B. Pfaender, N. Uhrig, A. Ring, C. Montgomery, M. Cowen, P. Williams, C. Pfaender. 60 Fall Tapping (1st row 1 to r): V. Hines, A. Green, C. Pfaender, (2nd row): M.L. Smith, A. Middle brooks, K. Scott. (3rd row) N. Hopkins, A. Dean, B. Mercer, (4th) M. Puig, S. Poss (5th row): C. Montgomery, N. Uhrig. 61 Paper Staff L. to R. A. Parmer, A. Thames, M. Cowen, P. Williams, V. Bradley, J. York, A. Humphery, A. Ring, D. Fiore, B. Pfaender Office Staff 62 J. Duncan, N. Uhrig, W. Diaz, G. Harrison, A. Ring, L. Blair, J. Brown, J. McPhaul The Art Club has been organized this year for the purpose of developing an appreciation of art works. The club will make field trips to museums, galleries, and universities in the sur- rounding area for the purpose of view- ing the area of professionals and ama- teurs alike. This spring the members will go to nearby places for the purpose of making sketches and attempting some of the techniques they have ob- served in their visits to the galleries. The Art Club will also act as spon- sors for the Elementary and High School Art Shows this April. (Sitting): V. Barnes, A. Thames, L. Edwards, V. Gibson, N. Colson, B. Chumley, Miss Woods (Sponsor) (Standing): V. Hines, H. Brooks, L. Clayton, D. Jackson, D. Morrell, E. Tipton, B. Gibson, M. Smith. 63 GleeClub The Glee Club, as everyone knows, is a club in which the members experience the joy of singing together. But if you have been in Glee Club you know that it is more than that. There is a feeling of camaraderie and a sense of accomplishment. Led by our esteemed director, Mr. Berijamin Smiley, a graduate of Troy State College, we are exploring the exciting and fruitful world of music. (Front L. to R.) D. Barber, P. Drummond, J. Dolan, C. Sherrod, S. Warren, A. Blauvelt, D. Weeks, K. Parker, B. Chumley, V. Barnes, C. Lehman. (2nd row) B. Jackson, L. Thomas, E. Butler, J. Bryant, F. Owens, F. McWhite, E. Baker, L. Pitts, C. Scott, B. Sofge. (3rd Row) Mr. Smiley , E. Tipton, R. Edwards, R. Bowens, G. Stephens, J. Eubanks, L. Clayton, J. Wilson, M. Corbett. 64 Majorettes Debbie Vickie Front: Mary Ann Bradley Back: Donella Fiore, Debbie Carpenter, Vickie Bradley Mary Ann Donella 65 CHS Concert Band FLUTES Lynn Massey Debbie McClellan FRENCH HORN Linda Bennett OBOE Sammy Chason Donella Fiore Kay Scott Sabrina Gholson Amy Hill Jeff McPhaul Marjorie Herring Phyllis Inabinet Carol Thompson TENO SAXOPHONES TROMBONES Esther Turnage Butch Gibson Will Ramsey CLARINETS Vickie Bradley Mike Williams Billy Parker Dano Fiore BARITONE SAXOPHONE David Hewitt Robbie Maloy Steve Rowan Gene Jenkins Charlie O'Connor Jonathan Rich Gail Hicks CORNETS Kenneth Richardson Debbie Carpenter Debbie Richardson Greg Scott Mary Ann Bradley Elizabeth Pittman Buster Pfaender Shirley Poss BARITONES Mike Cowen Jerry Thompson Maria Puig Jimmy Jackson Connie Pfaender Frank Pringle Jeannette York Beth Maxwell Joe Jones Leonard Nichols Brantley Thompson Laura Edwards Mike Linder BASS HORN Lannette Hicks Mike Wilson Rosemary Cowen Billy Eubanks Rita Fiore Harry Mathers Carol Funderburk Dennis Scott Patty Faircloth Mark Hampton Don Perry Faye Pittman Tommy Jones Robert Moline PERCUSSIONS Susan Jackson Robert Brooks Paul Williams Lee Ann Whiddon Jimmie Brantley Terry Maxwell Brenda Atwell New Maxwell Zach Davis Edna Bennett Charles Middle brooks Irving Ellis Mary Glisson Mike Peacock Preston Gardner Mary King Gail Wilson Keith Neely FLUTE -- SAXOPHONE SECTION (Back row, L to R): D. Fiore, D. Waters, N. Hopkins, V. Bradley. (Front row L to R): M. Herring, C. Thompson, E. Turnage, S. Gholson, L. Bennett, V. Pullen. Elementary Band Front row 1 to r: D. Glisson, L. Gardner, S. Cunningham, B. Dunaway, W. Warren, L. Bru, B. Thames, V. Pittman, 2nd row 1 to r: S. Taylor, L. Hines, M. Moline, T. Williams, C. Taylor, L. Hampton, G. Johnson, N. Arno, L. Fiore (3rd row): S. Maxwell, C. Dukes, M. Arno, C. Joyner, J. Boyd, J. Duce, F. Folds, J. Whiteifld, (4th row): D. Peacock, C. Gissendaner, T. Hargrove, S. Dean, Y. Helms, I. Gregg, C. Mooneyham, J. Herring, (5th row): T. Benefield, S. Scott, B. Jones, L. Sherwood, L. Brooks, M. Joyner, M. Moline, M. Merritt (6th row): J. Hubbs, B. Barnes, S. Sofge, J. Gregg, S. Shepard, J. Smith, J. Lamar. Student Aid: S. Chason 67 LOWER BRASS 1st row, L. to R.): G. Scott, G. Jenkins, D. Hewitt, J. McPhaul. (2nd): W. Ramsey, M. Linder, K. Scott, K. Richardson. (3rd): S. Rowan, D. Scott, S. Chason, B. Parker, F. Pringle. TRUMPET SECTION (1st row, L. to R.): M. Wilson, L. Brooks, G. Wilson, N. Maxwell, R. Moline, C. Middlebrooks, M. Peacock, J. Brantley. (2nd): M. Puig, M. Linder, M. Hampton, R. Fiore, T. Jones, K. Scott, (3rd): L. Nichols, J. Jones, S. Poss, J. Thompson, B. Pfaender, S. Chason. 68 PERCUSSION SECTION (Front row, L to R): Z. Davis, A. Hill, K. Neely. (Back row): E. Ellis, P. Williams, P. Gardner, T. Maxwell CLARINET SECTION (Front row, L to R): M. Glisson, B. Atwell, L. Whiddon, M. King, D. McClellan, L. Massey, F. Pittman, D. Perry (2nd row): L. Edwards, M. Bradley, B. Maxwell, R. Cowen, C. Funderburk, C. Pfaender, P. Faircloth, D. Richardson. (3rd row): D. Carpenter, G. Hicks, D. Fiore, C. O’Connor, R. Maloy, S. Jackson, M. Cowen. 69 BAND OFFICERS (Back row: L to R): C. Thompson, B. Parker, D. Fiore, K. Scott, C. Middlebrooks. (Front row: L to R): N. Hopkins, S. Chason, B. Pfaender, F. Pringle. FMEA CLINIC Jerry Thompson SUPERIOR at STATE E. Turnage, B. Maxwell SUPERIOR AT DISTRICT (1st row L to R): D. Richardson, M. Bradley, D. Fiore, E. Turnage, B. Maxwell. (2nd row): D. Fiore, S. Poss, J. Thompson. 70 MR. C.H.S. Dano Fiore 72 Miss C.H.S 73 Jr. Miss Contestants (L to R) Brenda Mercer, Ann Thames, Debbie Carpenter Brenda Mercer Ann Thames Debbie Carpenter 76 ACTIVITIES 1968-69 Homecoming Court Seated - Queen Robbie Maloy, King Nick Uhrig Standing from 1. to r.: June McPhaOl, Carey Scott, Debbie Carpenter, Willie Diaz, Bonnie Inabinet, Buddy Thompson King and Queen Nick Uhrig and Robbie Maloy Homecoming Queen and Attendants Homecoming Queen Robbie Maloy 12tli grade attendant Debbie Carpenter 11th grade attendant June McPhaul 10th grade attendant Bonnie Inabinet 79 Do I pass or not? Flower power! Smile, you're dead! Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you graduate! Surely you ’re drinkinc coke! A day at the Fair. 80 V-e-r-y interesting!! Smile! you’re on CHS camera! Ring-a-ding-ding! New teacher???? Sock it to ’em! 82 Nice Kitty!!?? You wouldn't! Would you??? CHS's answer to Sophia Loren and Paul Newman. Oh! Deer! Sammy Claus Snuggle, snuggle, snuggle! 83 Candy Stripers (L to R) Buddy Coley, Freddie Harvey, Joe Mayo, Ronnie Williams Std. (L. to R.) Laura Edwards, Ann Thames, Gail Hicks, Robbie Maloy. Seated, Sharon Barber School Boy Patrol F. Row: Deondra Barber, Karen Parker, Debbie Weeks, Pam Drummond, B. Row: Anne Humphrey, Nancy Colson, Linda Woods, Judy Brown, Vickie Bradley 84 ATHLETICS Connie Pfaender Junior Karen Parker Junior Shirley Poss Sophomore Maria Puig Junior Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleaders Jeanne Thigpen Sophomore Captain Janet Holt Jeannette York Beverly Hargrove Jun or Junior Senior Captain 86 68-69 Varsity Cheerleaders 87 Vickie Pullen Joy Thigpen Marjorie Herring Sarabeth Owens Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Thompson Captain Debbie Richardson Rita Fiore Susan Hargrove Co-Captain 88 Front - M. Herring, J. Thigpen, V. Pullen Back - D. Richardson, C. Thompson, S. Hargrove, R. Fiore, S. Owens Left to Right - C. Thompson, J. Thigpen, M. Herring, R. Fiore, V. Pullen, D. Richardson, $. Hargrove. 89 Fighting Seniors Build Our Team Dale Locke Larry Pitts Dano Fiore 90 Eddie Davis Roland Halbert Alan Ring Willie Smitherman Charles Pittman Gene Stephens Jerry Adams Sammy Morris Timmy Allen Edward McWhite Ronnie Bowens George Jackson John Duncan David Morrell Charles Moore Willie Jones Randy Weeks Wilton Runkle 92 1968-69 Yellow Jackets (Standing L. to R.) R. Bowens, C. Pittman, D. Locke, D. Fiore, G. Jackson, L. Pitts, E. McWhite (2nd row): C. Moore, D. Morrell, J. Adams, W. Runkle, H. Mathers, R. Halbert, G. Stephens, T. Allen. (Sitting): S. Morris, R. Weeks, W. Jones, J. Duncan, G. Harrison, B. Funderburk, W. Smitherman E. Davis, A. Ring. September 20 Bonifay November 1 Sneads September 27 Port St. Joe November 8 Bristol October 4 Vernon November 15 Wewahitchka October 18 Blountstown November 22 Graceville October 25 Wakulla Co. November 27 Cottondale Practice Makes Perfect 94 Fighters and Fans 95 Harry Mathers Best Offensive Lineman I George Jackson Best Offensive Back Dano Fiore Most Valuable Captain Larry Pitts Desire-Leadership Ability Award Captain Football Awards 1968-1969 Edward McWhite Sportsmanship Greg Harrison Most Improved Dale Locke Best Defensive Lineman Bobby Funderburk Best Defensive Back 96 Top: D. Barber, K. Brown, M. Carmichael, R. Darby, R. Dean, W. Eggleton Bottom: I. Ellis, B. Eubanks, P. Gardner, T. Horton, G.M. McKeown, K. McLain Hey Mom! Look at me! Junior Varsity Football Top: G. McMillan, D. Murray, L. Newton, B. Parker, J. Parmer, G. Poole Bottom: J. Ryals, S. Tucker, C. Vickers, L. Watson, R. Weeks, S. Williams 97 re OUA h -■■■ Charlie Dwain • i K 9 4r?. • (L to R): C. Locke, E. Me White, D. Waters, D. Fiore, D. Locke, F. Pringle, C. Pittman, B. Pfaender, R. Bowens, T. Allen. (Front): M. Wilson, T. Hampton. Captain: B. Pfaender, Coach: C. Scott. Port St. Joe Greensboro Bonifay Sneads Havana Blounstown Cottondale SCHEDULE Bonifay Marianna Blounstown Quincy Quincy Conference Tourn. Cottondale Grandridge Greensboro Havana Sneads District Tourn. 100 Junior Varsity (L to R): S. Tucker, J. Chumley, C. Middlebrooks, K. Neely, C. Gissendaner, J. Bassett, A. Halbert, R. Weeks, B. Thompson, G. Poole, H. Tipton, J. Hopkins, R. Perry. CAPTAINS AND COACH (L to R): H. Tipton, Mr. Neely, B. Thompson. Varsity Vs. Faculty The Varsity vs. Faculty is an annual event, sponsored by the C Club. This year there was a new addition, the women teachers played the volleyball team. The students as well as the faculty look forward to these events. These games are played strictly for enjoyment and to help build better communication between teachers and students. In the volleyball game this year the girls came out on top, however the boys were not as fortunate. With the leadership of Coach Scott the faculty strolled to a two point victory. 103 C” Club The C Club is made up of boys who have achieved certain goals in athletics. It has an annual tapping ceremony which all new members are required to attend. Its chief goal is to promote good sports man- ship in all athletics. Top: Larry Pitts, 2nd: Frank Pringle, Jimmy q CLUB SWEETHEART Jackson,- 3rd: Buster Pfaender, Robbie Maloy, Robbie Maloy Harry Mathers Top: J. Adams, G. Stephens, C. Pittman, E. Davis, G. Jackson 2nd: E. McWhite, W. Runkle, T. Allen, W. Smitherman, D. Jackson 3rd: D. Fiore, G. Harrison, R. Halbert, R. Maloy, H. Mathers, J. Jackson, C. Scott. Front: S. Morris, F. Pringle, D. Locke, B. Pfaender, B. Funderburk, L. Pitts, R. Bowens. 104 Volleyball (Standing): K. Hargrove, M. Puig, N. Hopkins, S. Poss, (Kneeling): E. J. Dickey, A. J. Dean, J. Dolan, B. King, (Seated): M. Neely, B. Pitts Awards: Back row: M. Puig, - Sportsmanship N. Hopkins, S. Poss, (Front): Capt. Co-Capt. E. Dickey - Most Valuable, M. Neely - Most Improved. 105 AN Work No Play? P.E. Classes 106 Nell Cunningham F. S. U. -A. B. , Firs: Grade Evelyn Franklin Livingston State College - B. S. Second Grade Christine Ingram F. S. U. - B. A. Third Grade Mary Ann Taylor University of Tenn. - B. S. First Grade Elementary Faculty Susan Hinson F. S. U. - B. S, Fourth Grade Mary Frances Cowen F. S. U. - B. S. Second Grade Martha Whiddon University of Alabama - B. S. Third Grade Vera Perry F. S. U. - B. S. Fourth Grade 108 Mabel Scott F.S. U. - B. A. Fifth Grade Susie Smith Florida A M University - M. A., Fifth Grade Reuben Neely Georgia Southern College - B. S., Sixth Grade Jewell Wilkerson Georgia State College For Women - B. S., Sixth Grade Bettie Barnett F. S. U. - B. A. Exception Child Program Gerri Jones Livingston State College B. A., Reading Aquilina Pemberton Florida A M - B. S. Elementary Library Dorothy Mae James Florida A M - B. S. Physical Education Elderine McLarty Teachers Aid 109 Mr. Neely’s 6th Grade Amos Allen Betty Brogdon Leslie Brooks Greg Brown Mike Burch Lisa Burton Ladon Clayton Larry Desse Betty Dunnaway Norman Ellis Laura Ethridge Colette Gissendaner Ike Gregg Rachael Halbert Amy Hardisky Terri Hargrove Jay Herring John Hubbs Lavon Jackson Michael Joyner Leroy Kent Ken Kimrey Jase Lamar Leslie McDaniel Mickey Merritt Velma Pittman Mike Shaw Deborah Sunday Janice Rayburn Wanda Warren Susan Whitten 110 James Dickey Jimmy Duce James Folds Lori Gardner Teresa Gentry Deborah Glisson James Graves Charles Helms John Hewitt Cindy Holt Gracita Johnson . Albert Lehman Rickey McDaniel Mike Moline Charles Mooneyham David Peacock Stewart Raheb Steve Scott Roger Stephens Lynn Stevens ____ Abbie Jo Taylor Steve Taylor Nettie Faye Tucker Bill Vickers Jo Whitfield 111 Mrs. Scott’s 5th Grade Vickey Darby Sharon Dean Craig Dukes Jackie Gentry John Gregg Martha Halbert Melissa Hampton James Henderson Albert Joyner Caroline Long Richard McCall Clarence McWhite Michael Mitchell Brady Nobles Elizabeth Parker Bennett Pettis Dale Pullen Juanita Rayburn Rusty Rogers Ricky Sparks Bonita Thames Wayne Tye Lucinda Williams Timothy Williams Susan York Kathleen Arno Brannon Barnes Susan Bryant Betty Coley Photo not 112 Mrs. Smith’s 5th Grade Mary Jo Brock Debbie Buckhalter Carl Butler David Crawford Lynn Feore Jonathan Fields Charlene Green Yvette Helms Charleston Hester Lee Hines Belinda Ann Jones Clark Joyner Sue Maxwell Mark Moline Robert Rentz Linda Jo Shaw Starling Shepard Lisa Sherwood Jay Smith Steve Sofge Gerald Stephens Connie Taylor Lucinda Vickers Joseph Williams William Wilson 113 Mrs. Hinson’s 4th Grade Gloyce Benefield Wyatt Boyd Annah Brantley David Brown Amy Burton Barbara Cowen James Davis Tanise Gissendaner Phillip Glass Priscilla Graham Brad Howell Lynn Howell Julie Inabinet Terry Jeter Phil Kimrey Kenneth Massey Don Oliver Taylor Park Tommy Richardson Charlotte Searcy Danny Sherrod Sarah Toole Giles Thompson Steve Williams Peggy Wilson 114 Mrs. Perry’s 4th Grade Debra Beggs Burt Boykin Jimmy Bradley Brenda Brogden Joannie Bruner Andrew Cutchings Kevin Davis John Dudley Julie Field Felder Glisson Cheryl Holloway Samuel Horton Mark Jenkins Theresa Jones William Kelly Wesley McDaniel Katherine Mayo Bobby Messer Ben Pickens Donald Ryals Sharon Smith John Taylor Donna Thames Melissa Vickers Susie Worrell 115 Mrs. Whiddon’s 3rd Grade Daniel Allen Kimberly Brock Paula Carter Clint Cunningham Arthur Davis Sandra Dixie Cindy Fitzsimmons Kelly Gregg Ricky Hicks Bexter Hester James Hewett Jimmie Holland Don James Linda Lewis .Daymon Mayo Stephen McLain David McPhaul Randy Mercer Sue Messer Tina NeSmith Sarah Beth Rabon James Searcy Jennifer Sexton Alex Smith Lynn Taylor Sandra Thigpen Jeffery Vinson Ralph Williams Merinda Wilson Joe Young 116 Mrs. Ingram’s 3rd Grade Larry Allen Mike Booth Kim Bradley Connie Burch Mary Lee Coggin James Crawford Becky Drummond Terry Gardner Shepard Graham Donna Kay Hampton Debra Helms Teresa Lynn Horne Roger Hosey Donna Jones Miriam Linder Melvin McCall Debbie McPhaul Frances McWhite David Martin Donnie Odom Julie Pettis Beth Rentz Rusty Rodgers Donna Rose Tammy Scott Melonie Shelby Jamey Shouppe Robert Snellgrove Judy Sofge Barbara Sunday Mike Whitten Harold Williams .117 Mrs. Franklin’s 2nd Grade Lisa Barber Hal Bates Edwin Booth Tom Bradley John Brooks Carolyn Cain Beverly Casey Robert Davis Sandra Deese Richard Drummond James Gregg Bart Harrell Clifford Herndon Beverly Howell James Lewis Terri Liggett Ronnie McMillon Matt McPhaul Melody Martin Rebecca Massey Vivian Nichols Katherine Owens Lisa Peacock Mary Rentz Gene Shaw Jae Shelby Edwin Shelton Kim Thompson Marty Whiddon Kimberly Williams 118 Mrs. Cowen’s 2nd Grade Philip Bass Melissa Baxter Pam Black Beth El Blauvelt Janyce Brock Tamelia Burch Judith Cutchins Randal Etheridge Cathy Gardner Derek Graham Rodney Henderson Katherine Herndon Jan Howell Brenda Keels Lisa Lewis Michael McLeroy Reginal McWhite Danny Marshall David Mayo Jane Montgomery Freddie Morris Ann Odom Floyd Parramore Robert Phillips Kent Raheb Stanley Ramsey Keith Renfroe Anita Richardson Mark Richardson Carlton Rogers Glen Whiddon Harold White Lisa Wilson . 119 Mrs. Taylor’s 1st Grade Evelyn Brooks Belinda Bruner Doug Craven Zondra Henderson Denise Johnson Patricia Joyner Scottie Lewis David McDonald Wayne Martin Otto Martorell Gloria Mayo Gayle Nichols Rippie Phillips Marvin Searcy Silas Revell Shanna Shelby Katrinka Smith Kristy Tye George Williams Bill Young Ronnie Allen Harry Bailey Vera Barber Betty Beachamp 120 Mrs. Cunningham’s 1st Grade Daphine Buckhalter Johnny Calloway Kent Colwell Tommy Deese Tony Flemming Lea Hamilton Kemball Henderson Jay Holloway Debbie James Joey Martin William Martin Melinda Merritt Johnny Nobles Lisa Parramore Robin Rodgers Danny Strickland Eddie Thames Wesley Tye Audrey Williams Mike York 121 Recess your best subject? Over the river and through the woods to... Happiness is having your own box of Milky Way's. Santa on a diet? work, work, work. Our first American settlers? Was the program good? 122 Science Fair JUDGES (L to R): Mr. Ringer, Mr. Allen, Mr. Huang. (Front row 1 tor): A. Burton, C. Gardner, G Cunningham, (2nd ro.w): S. Sofge, W. Boyd, S. Messer. (3rd row): M. Peacock, K. Massey, L. Fiore, S Maxwell. (4th row): J. Ryals, S. Boyd. Mike Peacock, Sally Boyd (L to R): S. Ramsey, S. Messer, C. Gardener, C. Cunningham. (L to R): K. Massey, A. Burton, W. Boyd. (L to R): L. Fiore, S. Maxwell, S. Sofage, J. Ryals. 124 E. W. Scarborough Store PICKENS REXALL DRUGS Chattahoochee Fla. 127 Compliments of Crouch Drugs REXALL Quincy, Florida WYNNES Ready to Wear On the Square Quincy Florida for all occasions The Ivy Shop Highway 90 West jgy Quincy Florida WHITES GROCERY Agnes Beauty Shop Finer Foods Complete Beauty Service Quincy Florida 592-4881 Hwy. 90 Grand Ridge, Fla. MANNING-TAYLOR CHEVROLET CO. 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Washington St. Chattahoochee, Florida WILSONS Since 1881 On the Square Quincy Florida He BETTER BUY is... At Padgett's Jewlery for Top Quality Chattahoochee, Florida clean, mg SUPERIOR DRY CLEANERS .hattahoochee, Florida Phone 663-4365 Holt's Standard Station FLETCHER-CANTEY Men's Wear The Place to go for the brands you know On the Square Quincy, Florida INTERCITY CHEVROLET Chevrolet Camaro Ph. 663-2211 Oldsmobile Cutlass Super Service 663-2121 JITNEY JUNIOR Open 7 Seven Days A Week 'Til 11 Chattahoochee, Florida WESTERN ETO SSOC M% MOM ------------TT----------- DANIELL’S WESTERN AUTO STORE Chattahoochee, Florida Washington Street Compliments of Belle - Hudson Quincy Leading Dept. Store Massey Walgreen Drugs Cosmetics Prescriptions Gifts 1 Compliments of Smith - Morgan Funeral Home Greenes Friendly IGA Tablerite Western Beef Chattahoochee, Florida City Auto Service William J. Smith Licensed Director Chattahoochee, Florida CITY AUTO SERVICE 13 S. 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May Drug Just What Your Doctor Orders Phone 627-7601 Quincy, Florida SSSSSSSSS6SS86S TRADE CHATTAHOOCHEE MOTOR COMPANY cars Hwy. 90 T� g i Tr UCKs Serving the Sneads And Chattahoochee Area Martin's Studio Nichols' Flower Shop Portraits, Weddings, Commercials Phone 663-2286 Have Camera Will Travel Res.663-2321 to Chattahoochee 12 Washington St. Quincy Florida Chattahoochee, Florida Lakeview Shell H� Service is our only business Ph I TURNERS Your Store Marianna and Tallahasshee, Florida Chattahoochee, Florida CW PARKMAN'S GROCERY gmi U i mm Phone 663-2224 663-2234 Chattahoochee Florida EVELYNS KWILECKI'S Ladies’ and Girls' Ready-to-Wear and Gifts Where Quality Tells and Prices Sell Chattahoochee, Florida Washington St. Ph. 663-4435 GOT IT Plumbing Hardware Housewares And Gift Items Building Material Mill Supplies Chattahoochee, Florida Anne's Beauty Shop Marianna Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Congratulations to the Seniors of 69 Wherever you're going.,. When you need a little lift - depend on Coke Highway 90 Sneads, Florida Marianna, Florida Mercer Service Station Wilson s Men Shop Quality Priced Right 3 Locations IN ANPSftVS... Dothan Enterprise, Alabama Carol Shopping Plaza Chattahoochee, Florida Marianna, Florida Compliments of West Florida Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 Exterminating Company Wilbur D. Hill The Thompson Clinic Don't Fuss - Call Us Ph. 663-2141 Chattahoochee Florida DMI Dolly Madison Industires Dimension Plant 901 Chattahoochee Street Phone 663-4434 Chattahoochee, Florida 'BETTER VALUES ,f °DEAL ADAMS GROCERY 2 Phone 663-4870 LJ Chattahoochee, Florida Liberty National Life Insurance Compliments of W.E. Bill Gibson O.L. Gator McCormack The Junior Class of 1969 Phone 663-4976 Chattahoochee, Florida Scott Tire And Recapping Chattahoochee, Florida Riddlehoover’s Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Bar-B-Q Coke Rootbeer Highway 90 Quincy, Florida Chicken Boxes Shrimp Boxes Pizza Milkshakes Sprite Elkin's Ford Sales and Services Quincy, Florida Compliments of Quincy Meat Cold Storage 1131 West Washington St. Telephone 627-8416 L.P. Moses, Owner Carnes' Playthings Quincy, Floridf Largest Selection of Records In the Area, Ph MA-6754 139 ELIZABETH W. THOMPSON, Associate MANAGER E. TOM PRIDGEON, Broker REAL ESTATE SALES—RENTALS—PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MEXICO BEACH BRANCH OFFICE HWY. 98 and 19th STREET Phone Day or Night THE BEACHES: 648-4545 MAILING ADDRESS: ROUTE 3, BOX 167 PORT ST. JOE, FLORIDA 32456 EASTERN GATEWAY TO THE MIRACLE STRIP Quincy Dodge, Inc. 916 West Jefferson St. Phone Main 7-7135 Quincy, Florida Ruby's Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Service Chattahoochee, Florida D’ALEMBERTE INSURANCE AGENCY Fire - Auto - Liability - Bonds D’ALEMBERTE REALTY AGENCY ..«Li- Main Street Chattahoochee, Fla. Ross's Shoes Simplicity Dresses Patterns Sewing Notions 218 Washington St. 663-4652 Chattahoochee, Florida J louSe of?Z lower5 JOHN and VIRGINIA BRYANT Phone 663-2578 — 521 Chattahoochee Street CHATTAHOOCHEE, FLORIDA Zip Code 32324 Member of FloraFax Delivery, Inc. — World Wide Floral Service FRYER - THOMAS PONTIAC A fine car made finer Quincy Florida MIDGET MOTORS Complete One Stop Service Lawn and Garden Equipment Chattahoochee, Florida urkett's oats ait All Your Fishing Needs Dixon Motel Overlooking Beautiful Lake Seminole Comfort And Service Serving Chattahoochee Chattahoochee Florida Our Restaurant On Beautiful Lake Seminole - Booster Club Landing Chattahoochee, Florida Auto Supply PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Chattahoochee Florida .0 you ■Jfi At the New You HELEN’S BEAUTY SHOP Chattahoochee, Florida Phone 663-4353 'BETTER Buys Me Daniels Grocery Serving the Chattahoochee and Sneads Area all of your Grocery needs Sneads, Florida Compliments of Charlie O'Connor Ave et Vale Allan Ring Seniors 69' Conerly Bootery Bryllig and The Nymbol Swabes Paul Nick On Hickory Terry Records Mack The Driftwood Inn a 4 GOOD FOOD you CVCUlt ... VISIT Chattahoochee, Florida 142 Strickland Contracting Company SUNSHINE Laundry-Dry Cleaning Quincy, Florida Phone 627-7121 R.H. Strickland, President Phone 627-7365 P.O. Box 266 Quincy, Florida Compliments of HARBIN-WOLF INC. Bonds and All Forms of Insurance 321 W. Crawford St. Phone MA 7-8787 Quincy Florida Banleu FURNITURE CO. Completo Homo Furnithingt... Let Us Make Your House a Home Phone 672-8548 Quincy, Fla. Compliments of Keenan Auto Parts Company House of a Million Parts Quincy Florida Soul, Mind Body The Remaining Few Service OiJ Company Donny Ramsey Randy Scott Steve Benefield Mike Donahue Calvin Andrews Rd. Manager 214 W. Crawford St. Quincy, Florida P.O. Box 671 222-2659 Chattahoochee, Fla. Tallahasshee 663-4485 Fla. Shell Products And Complete TBA Quincy Florida TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Galloway's Restaurant Chattahoochee, F The Leaf Theater SYKES'FINE FOODS TALQUIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INC. Helping Gadsden, Leon, Liberty, and Wakulla Counties Live Better Electrically Bill's Marine Store All Your Marine To the Class of 69' Do not let people disregard you because you are young, but be an example to all in the way you speak and behave. Make use of the Time. 1 Timothy 4:12 Needs Phone 663-2211 Chattahoochee, Florida Your Friend The Rev. Leo J. Alard Senior Directory There are two ways to slide easily thn Both ways save us from thinking. SHARONjy Hfeto believe everything or to doubt everything. F. II. A 1,2,3; F. T. A. 2,3,4; Office 4; Candy Striper 3,4; Officer 4; Library Club 4; Volleyball 2, 3; RONNIE BOWEN It's a funny thing - You work all your life toward a certain goal and then somebody moves the post on you. RONNIE BOWENS Yesterday has passed; tommorrow is just a possibility; today is new. Transfer: Basketball 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Football 2,3,4; C-Club 3,4; EMMA JEAN BUTLER Never return a kindness pass it on. Transfer: Pen Pal Club 1,3; 4-HI; Library Club 3; Glee Club 4. KAY CANTLEY I believe in the discipline of silence, and could talk about it for hours. DEBBIE CARPENTER The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; If you can’t ignore it top it; If you can't top it, laugh at it; If you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved. Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 3; Majorette 3; Drum Majorette 4; Twirling Camp 3,4; District Superior Award 2; Science Club 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 3,4; Candy Stripers 3,4; Class Favorite 3; Miss Friendly 3; Superlative 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Homecoming Court 2,4. JAMES CARRAWAY It is harder to conceal ignorance than to acquire knowledge. SAMMY CHASON It is fine to believe in yourself, just don’t be to easily convinced. Band 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 2; Annual Staff 3; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4. JIMMY CHUMLEY You can lead a man to school, but you can't make him think. LARRY CLAYTON The electric computer saves a lot of guesswork - but so does a bikini. Glee Club 3,4; Art Club 4. IRENE CLINKSCALES Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists principally in dealing with men. Transfer: F. T. A. 1,2; F. H. A. 1; Marjorie Stiff Tri Hi Yi 1; Tennis Team 1,2. JOE COLSON Men tire themselves in pursuit of rest. EDDIE DAVIS Unhappiness is not knowing what we want and killing ourselves to get it. Football 3,4; Track 3,4; C-Club 4. ALICE JO DEAN Never too busy to speak; nevertoo unhappy to smile. Honor Society 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Officer 4; Volleyball 3,4; Class Officer 4. WILLIE DIAZ Even if man could understand women, he still wouldn't believe it. Office Practice 4; P. E. Aid 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Jr. Miss Escort 4. DA NO FIORE It takes a smart man to conceal from others what he does not know. Football 2,3,4; Honorable mention 2; All Conference 3,4; Honorable Mention All District 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All Conference 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Class Favorite 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 1,2,3, 4; Outstanding Jr. Award 3; Outstanding Sr. Award;4; District Superior Award 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; State Convention 3,4; NHS President 4; Student Council 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Science Club 3; Annual Staff 4; C.-Club 1,2, 3, 4; Florida Youth Workshop 2,3,4; State Officer 4; University of Florida Outstanding Jr. 3; Jr. Miss Escort 4; President's Physical Fitness Award 3,4; Superlative 4; Boy-of-the-month 4; Athletic Academic Award 2,3; Mr. CHS 4; Valedictorian 4. BOBBY FUNDERBURK Stubborness does have its helpful features. You always know what you are going to be thinking tomorrow. Basketball 1,3; Football 2,3,4; All Conference 4; Second Team All Big Bend 4; Defensive Award 3; Baseball 1,2; Track 2; C-Club 1,2,3,4. TONY GAINOUS Even if you're on the right track you will get run over if you just sit there. VIOLA GIBSON To clear difficulties out of the way, there is no axe like a good principle. F. T. A. 1,2,3, 4; Officer 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1,2; Art Club 4; Officer 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Officer 2, 3; Library Science 1,2,4; Library Club 4; Officer 4; Volleyball 3; Annual Staff 4; ROLAND HALBERT I d rather lose in a cause that will one day win than win in a cause that will someday lose. Transfer; Football 4; Honorable Mention 4; All Conference 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; C-Club 4. BEVERLY HARGROVE I read, I study, I examine, I listen, I reflect, and out of all this I try to form an idea into which I put as much common sense as I can. Jr. Cheerleader 1; Captain 1; Sr. Cheerleader 2,3, 4; Captain 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 2; Class Favorite 2; Honor Society 2,3.4; F. T. A. 2; Paper Staff 31 American Legion Award 1; Class Officer 3,4; Superlavive 4; .Girl-of-the-month 4; Miss CHS 4. GREG HARRISON If you're going to do something tonight-that you'll be sorry for tomorrow morning, sleep late. Class Officer 1,2; Class Favorite 1; Football 2,3,4; All Conference 4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Boy-of-the-month 4; F. H. A. Beau 4. GAIL HICKS Nowadays when they speak of a girl reaching that awkward age it means that she’s too old for Teddy bears and too young for wolves. Band 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Science Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Candy Striper 3,4; Class Officer 4; Library Staff 2,3. ANNE HUMPHREY Winning isn't everything but wanting to win is. Student Council 1,2,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Officer 3; Science Club 2,3; Officer 3; Drama Club 1; F. T. A. 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Officer 2,3,4; State Officer 4; State Convention 2,3,4; National Convention 4; Southern Safety Conference 4; Class Officer 1,2; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; Girl State Candidate 3; Superlative 4; Band 1,2,3; Candy Striper 3,4; Girl-of-the-Month 4. GEORGE JACKSON Those who make the worst use of their time most complain of its shormess. Transfer: Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Soccer 1; Basketball 1; F.F. A. 1,2; S-Club 1,2; C- Club 3,4. BERNICE KING Some things have to be seen to be believed. Transfer: Library Club 4; Volleyball 4. JIMMY KINGRY One of the greatest labor saving devices of today is tomorrow. DALE LOCKE I don’t believe in baiting an opponent. It is cheap. I do think every player should look at his oppo- nent and say to himself, I'm your guard, you're going to see a lot of me tonight, in fact you'll be sick of me before the evening is over. Basketball 1,2,3, 4; All Conference 4; Football 2,3,4; All Conference 3,4; C-Club 2,3,4; Teen Club Officer 4. DON McALPIN I am not absent minded. It is the presence of mind that makes me unaware of everything else. DEBRA McLAIN The greatest distance we have yet to cover still lies within us. Transfer: 4-H Club 1,2; President 1,2. EDWARD McWHITE Definition of a football player. A contortionist because he is always going around his own end. Transfer: Basketball 2,3,4; All Conference4; Player-of-the-week4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. ROBBIE MALOY The secret of contentment is knowing how to enjoy what you have and being able to lose all desires for things beyond reach. Science Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Typist 4; Student Council 4; Officer 4; Class Officer 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; State Convention 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Candy Striper 3,4; Library Staff 2,3; Superlative 4: Miss Friendly 4; C-Club Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Queen 4; HARRY MATHERS College Football makes hardy young people. You can't sit for three hours on cold concrete, eating cold hamburgers and peanuts and be a weakling. Band 1,2,3,4; Captain 3; Football 3,4; Honorable Mention 3; All Conference 4; Baseball 2; C-Club 3,4; Officer 4; Mr. Friendly 3; Superlative 4; Student Council 3,4; Library Staff 4; Track 3. RALPH MEDLEY The greatest calamity is not to have failed, but to have failed to try. Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Track 1; Class Officer 1; Homecoming Escort 3; Glee Club 1. BRENDA MERCER Two tragedies in life: One is not to get your heart's desire. The other is to get it. Cheerleader 1,2; Co-Captain 1; Band 1,2; Honor Society 4; Officer 4; Girls State Attendant 3; Class Officer 3; Miss Friendly 2; F. T. A. 2; F. H.A. 1,2,3,4; McCall's Fashion Correspondent 4; Superlative 4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Girl-of-the-month 4; CURTIS MONTGOMERY He who influences the thought of his time influences the thought of all the times that follow. Transfer: Honor Society 4. ROLLIE MURRAY, JR. The Fellow who worries about what people think of him wouldn't so much if he only knew how seldom they do. Transfer: Class Chaplin 1,2; Class President 3; Good English Club 1; F.F.A. Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1; F. F.A. President 3; Honor Society 2,3; Student Council 1. BILL NOBLES He who believes in nothing still needs a girl to believe in him. CHARLIE O'CONNOR To get maximum attention, it's hard to beat a good, big mistake. Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Photographer 4. ANN PARMER He who only plans is a dreamer; He who only works is a drudge; but who plans and works his plans is conqueror. F. H. A. 1, Paper Editor 4; Band 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Library Science 2,4; Library Club 4; ROBERT PERRY A little thing is a little thing, but faithfulness in little things is a great thing. American Legion Award 1; Football Manager 3,4; Band 1,2; BUSTER PFAENDER There would be fewer arguments if we tried to determine what's right instead of who's right. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 4; District Band Award 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Award 3,4; All Conference 4; Track 4; Class Officer 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3; Officer 3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; C-Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Science Club 3; Superlative 4; 'P. E. Aid 3, 4; Physical Fitness Award 4; University of Florida Outstanding Jr. Award 3; Florida Youth Workshop 2; Boys' State 4; Boy-of-the-month 4; Salutatorian 4. ELIZABETH PITTMAN You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts. Band 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1. LARRY PITTS The worst thing that happens to a man may be the best thing if he doesn't let it get the best of him. Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Officer 3,; Baseball 1,3,4; Track 2,3,4; All Conference Football 3,4; C-Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Student Council 4; Mr. Friendly 4; Most Improved Award 3; State Track Meet 3; Who's Who 4; ED RASCH Some people have as their motto: If you can't say anything good about a person, let's hear it. Basketball 1,2; Annual Staff 4. ALLAN RING A lot of folks believe they have the world by the tail until they try to swing itl Honor Society 2,3,4; Officer 3; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Football 4; C-Club 4; Florida Youth Workshop 3; Class Officer 4; Star Student 4; Superlative 4; Teen Club Officer 4. DENNIS SCOTT There is nothing wrong with making mistakes; just don't respond with encores. Class Favorite 3; Superlative 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Student Council 3. ANN THAMES Be patient enough to live one day at a time as Jesus taught us, letting yesterday go and leaving to- morrow until it arrives. Class Officer 3; Band 1,2,3; Majorette 3; Honor Society 3; Science Club 3; Class Favorite 3; Home- coming Attendant 3; Candy Striper 3,4; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Superlative 4. EUGENE TIPTON It is not only later than you suspect but sooner than you think. NICKY UHRIG My philosophy is to make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. Band 1,2,3; District Band Award 1,2; State Band Award 1,2; All State Sightreading Band 3; Science Club 3; Physical Fitness Award 3,4; P. E. Aid 3,4; Mr. Friendly 4; Homecoming Escort 2; Home- coming King 4; Glass Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Basketball 1; Honor Society 4; Office Practice 4; Superlative 4; DWAIN WATERS Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. Basketball 2,4; Library Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Senior Officers Nicky Uhrig - President Alice Jo Dean - Treasurer Sammy Chason - Vice President Beverly Hargrove - Secretary Allan Ring - Student Council Rep. Gail Hicks - Parliamentarian Robbie Maloy - Student Council Rep. Autographs ' :• r;-: .- : 'V' T;-. -■ • • «• . ' :• r;-: .- : 'V' T;-. -■ • • «• .