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

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Jacky, Jacky, I’ve been thinkin’ What in the world have you been drinkin’? I remember crying when President Kennedy was assassinated. I remember discovering there are no stars. I remember stealing a box of chocolates and getting caught. To do it or not to do it - - That is the question. 1 remember wondering how it was possible for Jesus to sweat blood. 1 remember the neon lights flashing eerily. I remember giving up my subway seat to a Negro lady that didn’t have a nose. If the train goes off the track Do you want your money back? I remember idolizing the Beatles. I remember skipping classes so I wouldn’t have to see phony girls winking at phony boys. 1 remember lining the inside of my dog’s house with my best friend’s pictures. I remember looking at false eyelashes and wondering what had become of the people that had donated them. You’re darn tootin’ I’d like a fig Newton! I remember winning a record from a radio station. I remember squeezing your hand so tightly that I knew it was possible for Jesus to sweat blood. I remember wanting to curl up and die. Georgie, Porgie, Why did you have To kiss the world And make it cry??? SUSAN McLEAN

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FORTY-FIVE MINUTES TO SPEND WITH YOU BEFORE THE GALLOWS TODAY I remember looking into your eyes. I remember the rain falling. Rain, rain, falling down. Please, rain. Let me drown. 1 remember smiling at the sunset. 1 remember failing my mid-term health test. I remember spying through the kaleidoscope. Now 1 lay me down to sleep; my bag of jelly- beans at my feet. If I die before I wake, I leave them to my cousin Blake. I remember swinging a cat around by the tail. I remember looking at “before” and “after” pictures of girls in magazines and invariably deciding that the “before” pictures looked better. Ha! Ha! She’s funny! Calls me honey... Wants my money. I remember trying to convince my parents that I still believed in Santa Claus so I would receive a stocking when I was thirteen. I remember the bus screeching to a halt and the blood flowing freely. Fire! Fire! False alarm! I fall onto my boyfriend’s arm. I remember feeding the squirrels in the park. I remember the ambulances screaming louder than I. 1 say hi! You say ’bye! Hello! Hello! Goodbye! Hello! 1 remember crying when my cat was killed. I remember laughing when I saw an old lady slip on the ice. I remember sucking my thumb because I thought that I would get beautiful hands if 1 did so.

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sometimes looking into the past Marion Richard Susan Marilyn Elaine Beverly Charly Donnie