Andrew Jackson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1967 volume:

FLORIDA troKinv i Every year, as seasons corne ami pass We set mrt to give the yearbook more class, To pick oat a theme is a major chore Keeps the whole thing from being a bore. A record on fi Im, of a school and a year In the lives' of everyone who comes here (Sounds like it's easy, but believe me it's not) By the end of a year our nerves are all shot. That's what a yearbook is supposed to be So we made the whole thing like a movie. We had our meetings to decide on a script Then we had our actors to pick, Documentaryr of a School is what we chose Everyone showed up for their screen test pose. The Stars of this show, are the seniors of course. While the Juniors are learning to be a great force The sophomores, alas, well what can one say . . . Time will pass, they'll have their day. The school comes first in the pages that follou And. lest the whole thing seem rather hollow, Pictures of pretty girls, our school queen Makes some pages like a Playboy scene . . . Then Academics will make the scene, The reason, of course, for all of us being Here in these halls . . . only time will tell Whether or not we succeed . . . learned our lesson well. Next, Fine Arts . . . after all, the world is a stage And we all learn to play our parts, with the wisdom of age And Clubs. a fine way to learn, How to get along . . . which way to turn. Features and Sports, most important parts Of being young, and having fun . . . great arts. It is hard to believe the final scene has taken place The stage is empty and the stars have left, but in any case It has helped for the production of stars in the roler ttife II liether their part be astronaut, social worke tousinessman. or wife Miss Mdrew ffackson — 1967 Patty Moore 8 Miss j. y. Contestants Left to right: Patsy White (Miss Congeniality) Suzanne Waters, Shirley Rafuse Left to right: Bonnie Pros- ser, Margaret Hayden, Lin- da Kelly FIRST RUNNER-UP: Dianne Camp SECOND RUNNER-UP: Julie Rivers Left to right: Toni Grafft, Mary Etheredge, Linda Dinkins 9 Principal K. IV. Cockett . .. Now in his twelfth year as Principal of Andrew Jackson, Robert. Lockett continues to approach his heavy responsibilities with a back- ground of excellent qualifications and with overwhelming enthusiasm. . .. Mr. Lockett attended John B. Stetson Uni- versity for his B.S. degree and the University of Wisconsin for his M.S. degree. He has also attended Vanderbilt University and the Llniver- sitv of Florida. . .. Mr. Lockett began his teaching career in 1932 as an instructor in Physical Education at Andrew Jackson. He became Principal in 1956 and is the seventh Principal of Andrew Jackson. 'Dean of Keys — Me. Clyde Jolsom Troy State College, B. S. Western Carolina College Carson Newman College, B. A. University of Mississippi, M. Ed.. George Peabody Dean of Qirls — Miss Clara Weltch Florida State University, B. S. Columbia University, M. A. II • ftiniiiiTtii i 111 The 1967 Oracle staff and the Student body of Andrew Jackson are prqud to dedicate mel 967 Oracle to Miss Clara R. Weltch. The dedication of this yearbook is presented as a token of thinks to Miss Weltch for the service she has given to thc students and faculty oC this school I ' r O 11929 8011 held After Miss Weltch has gone, «.only then will it be realized that we have lost one of the limbs of the tree of life belonging to the garden of And rew Jacksoh ... To you, Miss Weltch, we pay our highest compliment with these words ... your position can never he filled to its capacity by anyone else . . . ORACLE STAFF Miss Clara ft. Weltch 12 Page Page Zhe School...................................... Campus Cife..................................... Miss Andrew Jackson Prin., Assistant Prinand Deans Academics......................................... 14 faculty.......................................16 Pig Wheels National Honor Society Student Council Scholars..................................... 40 Seniors ;'Directory Superlatives {Juniors Sophomores Social........................................... 128 Sine Arts.........................................154 Sports............................................166 Jootball basketball Jiomecoming Advertisements..................................... 13 DR. EMILY ATKINS Ph. D. University of Florida guidance The Guidance department at AN- DREW JACKSON aids students in selecting those subjects which will be most helpful in future years. An important function, also, is the personal attention and helpful ad- vice given to each student as he or she faces problems at home or at school. MRS. VEDA THIRLWELL M. Ed. University of Florida need MRS. ELIZABETH STERNS Librarian B. A. University of Colorado ... to be able to use their leisure time well and to budget it wisely, balancing activities that are socially useful. Cibrary THE LIBRARY is a wonderful asset to the school in providing books, magazines, pamphlets, pictures, and reference materials which help students develop knowledge in all areas. The librarians work with teachers to select valuable books for use. Some of the main functions of the Library staff arc to instruct students in proper methods in finding the materials needed; in developing student interests in reading. MRS. DOROTHY MENDOZA Librarian B. S. Western Carolina College Mrs. Sterns gives help when needed. Keeping records ... A necessary chore performed ef- ficiently by Mrs. Mendoza. 17 All X outh need to understand the Rights and Duties AL BASSETT, M. A. Florida State University ALDO CIPALOT, B. A. University of Florida AL DELEGAL, M. Ed. University of Florida History students rehearse for Oedipus Rex” In today’s complicated world, the emphasis has shifted from learning more facts to ex- amining the whys and hows. Society has realized that the only way to prepare for the future is to learn from the past and analyze the present. Based on this, Jackson teachers present a widely diversified curriculum, of- fering American History, World History, and 20th Century. The new emphasis is evident in new study aids. New movies, film strips, increased use of speakers, and other audio-visual aids en- able teachers to present their subjects in more creative and imaginative ways. Mrs. Ginder’s Rosetta Stone But Commander ... I thought WILLIAM DUNLAP, B. S. East Term. State VINCENT EX LEY B. A. Newberry College Mr. Exley concentrates during rehearsal of Rex” history of the individual in a 'Democratic society . . . Mr. Paulk gives grim warning on the evils of communism. Student nervouly awaiting her turn to report . Mrs. Ginder uses modern teaching techniques in World history classes. Mr. McMillan emphasizes the differences between various political systems. MARGARET GINDER B. S. Florida Southern College C. C. MENDOZA. JR. B. S. Florida State University WALTER MacMILLAN B. S. University of Florida JAMES PAULK Jacksonville University B. A. DONALD BUCKLEY M. A. Duke Unvcrsity . . . The Science department has great influence on Jackson students. To prepare for the highly special- ized, technical world of the future, a good founda- tion in basic science is essential. The science depart- ment, headed by Mr. Buckley, is adequately equipped and staffed to offer the necessary courses to provide a good basis on which to build a future. understand the methods of science and the influence of science on Mu man Cife Science • . . which goes off with a BANG!” DONALD DuCLOSE TED FLEMING ANN LYNCH B. S. Jacksonville M. Ed. Ohio State B. A. Salem College Students explore new worlds in Biology. University University University .. . Mathematics ... the language of the future. No course can possibly be more im- portant to a future career than mathematics. Courses offered at Jackson range from Gen- eral math through Trig to Advanced Mod- ern Math. Our highly-trained teachers must continuously further their own knowledge and adapt to new progressive educational techniques. Mathematics . . . Ami the main scientific facts concerning the nature of the world STEPHEN BULLARD RACHEL CAMP B. A. Kings B. A. Mercer College University IRVING CODY M A. University of Florida GLENN HAGGERTY M.S. Ed. St. Bonaventure University WILSON MOORE B. S. University of South Carolina OSCAR WHALEN M. A. Stetson Mr. Moore smilingly returns geometry test papers. An emphatic NO makes students pay attention. . . . and of man. Algebra II is not quite” so bad, when Mr. Wahlen is teaching high standards ... VIRGINIA BAKER M. Ed. University of Virginia University of Florida MADGE CAIN, B. A. Alabama College M students need to grew in their abitit y to think rationally . . MILDRED HARVEY B. S. Indiana University The English department works hard to stimulate interest in the creative arts, as well as training students in proper usage of the English language. ANNA von DOHLEN M. A. Florida State University By helping students to express themselves in prose and poetry, by class participation in skits and plays, by allowing students to give oral reports, by these and many other imaginative techniques, Jackson stu- dents are given many opportunities to learn to communicate, to express themselves clearly, and to be confident and secure in their knowledge. BARBARA EAKINS, B. A. Wilmintgon College MARY HARRELL, M. A. University of Florida 22 Literature requires home study, as well as school time. Seniors find out that Shakespeare wasn’t square” after all. ELAYNE RAMIREZ M. A. Emory University ... to express their thoughts clearly and to read and listen with understanding. KATE SHIELDS M. A. Western Carolina Second year typists work hard to attain a high Modern equipment helps train tomorrow's skilled level of skill. workers. Business HOPE SWEAT, M.A. Ed. University of Florida AH youth need to know how to purchase and use goods and services intelligently understanding both the values received by the consumer . . . JULIE BABCOCK B. S. University of Florida MARY BURNS B. A. Indiana State College JANICE COOK B. S. Auburn University CAROL CRITTENDON JOYCE DECHMAN, B. S. Florida State B.S. Florida State University University. SUSAN DUNAY, B. A. University of Florida L. D. JOHNSON B. S. Appalachian State Teachers College IRIS JOHNSTON B. S. Livingston State College ERA KERR B. S. University of Florida HELEN LLOYD M. Ed. University of Florida 24 RUTH MEHAFFEY B. A. Bowling Green University LUCILLE OLIVA B. A. Jacksonville University ASTRID OLSEN M. Ed. University of Florida MILDRED ONSTETT B. A. University of Georgia Business ... the largest single de- partment at Jackson is constantly changing and adopting new pro- grams and techniques in an effort to provide students with the voca- tional skills needed in today’s busi- ness world. From 'exploratory” courses for sophomores to highly specialized vocational office skills for seniors, the Jackson business curriculum is well planned to en- able each student to develop his abilities to maximum potential. . . . and the economic consequences of their acts. BETTYRE POWELL B. S. University of Florida ELEANOR STEWART B. S. University of Pittsburgh BETTY JO WEBB B. S. Tennessee Tech JOHNNIE WOO LARD B. S. East Carolina College . . . All Xfouth need opportunities to appreciate beauty, music, arts, literature, and nature Music LEO MEIZLIK M. Ed. University of Pittsburg JOSEFINA PEREZ University of Havana Did you know that . . . you could breakfast in New York, eat lunch in Paris, and return to Miami for dinner? ... In the world of today the words TIME and DISTANCE are ever diminishing in relative value . . . What will tomorrow bring? . . . Who can tell . . . It is certainly of utmost importance that we study and learn about the customs and language of other coun- tries. This must surely play an im- portant part in developing our ability to communicate and understand. JOSE OTERO B. A. College of Great Falls Pretty, Popular Miss Womack adds '’Spice to cooking classes! Would you believe a test in .. . Sewing? ff 4 Morne Economics Doing the dishes is fun at school ... I think! AH youth needs to understand the significance of the family for the individual and for society and the conditions conducive to successful family life ELEANOR NICHOLS B. S. St. Andrews RUTH GAINES, M. S. Syracuse University 13. J. WOMACK B. S. University of Georgia Industrial Mis Mr Sloan demonstrates the intricacies of a printing press ... The industrial arts department helps our students to develop skills in drafting, pho- tography, woodwork, and printing. Andrew Jackson is fortunate in having two highly qualified men for this department. Their many years experience in these fields benefits Jackson students tremendously. EVERETT SLOAN Arts Texas A M AL HECHT M. S. FSU CLYDE FOLSOM B. S. Troy S.U. Every Student Shoulii 'Develop (joed Physical Health ■ ife MARY HACKER Physical Education B. S. E. Tenn. Sr LaRUE DINKENS M. A. U. of Fla. C. L. THOMPSON B. S. Univ. of MITCHELL SCHEMER B. S. Stetson GRADY GAY B. S. Naval Acad. CHARLES MATTHEWS B. S. Jacksonville University TROY LAMB Troy St. y University B.S. A 30 ELIZABETH NAIL . . Main Office Main Office JEAN CARVER Bookkeeper ROMELLE OGDEN Library MARY LEY IS CORNELIA JONES .. . Records Clerk Ju Memory of Mrs. Arlene McKee 32 RONNIE BENNETT GLENN DAVIS EMILY RETHERFORD NANCY MORROW DAVID STEIN SENIORS: SEATED left-right: Linda Kelly, Nancy Morrow, Brenda Wright, Margaret Hayden, Cathy Smith Patty Moore, Jackie Carter, Judy Barber, Dianne Camp. STANDING left-right: David Stein, Ronnie Bennett, Robert Mixson, Donald Haltiwanger, Bruce Burleson. Student Council 36 I°.R?:_F.R2 T,ROW’ Icft'right: Cindy Coram, Joyce Nolan, Susan Coker, Janice Clark, Sue Pierce, Cindy A1 exander, Janet Geiger. Sh vsbu FungT-g; S CrawS (Seni0r)- OFFICERS: Sponsor Mr. Lockett, Maxine Hirschman Clerk, Bruce Burleson Parliamentarian, Nancy Morrow, Secretary, Joyce Nolan Clerk, Larry Rambach Co-chairman, Brenda Wright Chap- lain, Ronnie Bennett Chairman PHOMORES: FRONT ROW left-right: Julie Shrewsbury. Janie King, Phyllis Cirittm, aroi ymty, i oris oaPF, Mis Lane, Wanda Powell. BACK ROW left-right: John Radiches, Wayne Flowers, Mike Dougherty, Paul Harden, idy Richardson, Dorothy Parker 37 FIRST ROW L-R Lynn Haddock, Lynn Hemphill, Toni Graft, Shirley Rafuse, Julie Rivers, Reeina Wilson Mrs Camo SECOND ROW T n c,,c.n t 2a asr s;«as� as JEANIE HARRIS .. . Chaplain MRS. CAMP . .. Sponsor 38 DAVID STEIN ... Treasurer National KATHY SMITH ... Secretary Honor Society LEM HOWARD .. . President DON HALTIWANGER .. . Vice President FIRST ROW L-R Margaret Jones, Kathleen Flanagan, Polly Boatwright, Margaret Hayden, Marlene Valo, Susan Weeks. Mary theredge. B nda Wright, ROW L-R Rosalyn Koon, Brenda Coltrane, Toni Pace, Dianne Camp, Elizabeth Kale, Kathy Smith, Mary Jung. THIRD ROW L-R Mike Bateh, Job Shiver, George Jung, Kenneth Campbell, Glenn Davis, Albert Sikes, Bob Taylor, Henry Brewer Q XOZ N I V 1 d V H D LONNIE ADAMS—She is gentle; BOBBY ADKINS—Life is short but she is shy; but there’s mischief in there s always time for courtesy, her eye. SHIRLEY ABSHER—We live for to- DELORES ADAMS—Our life is what morrow, for today’s past is nonsense. our thoughts make us. the Second foundation In the memories of the three years at Jackson are found many moments of work as well as play. This many-sided institute of knowledge is, in a way, constructed for me as well as many who think as I. It was here that I first emerged from the realms of fantasy into the hardened world of reality which was, and is, the prerequisite to the entrance to adulthood. It was while in this place that I first conceived the inconceivable . .. this being that life is a privilege and not a preordained right. In the beginning, the confusion of adjusting to responsibility, hard work, and concentration, were the only unenjoyable factors in the entire scheme of things. It is now with an empty feeling ... a feeling of leaving a shrine . .. that I am forced to depart from these realized happiest moments . .. Moments as fleeting as the thoughts of tjiem; yet, they are branded indelibly into my mind not to be removed by even the greatest forces. This we see by the witness of youth that shall never be forgotten. I am a senior and shall remain such in this moment of thought, and throughout the eons of times that I shall reminice. I am, was, and shall always be a Senior when thinking of this moment. j. kimbrell PATRICIA AIKEN—Little sparks JAN ALLEN—A merry light gleams make great fires. from her eyes. MARY ALLEN—A sunny attitude BARBARA ANDERSON—She has makes the world brighter. sunlight in her hair. -ORIA ANDERSON—Whatever the k, she docs it well. RUTHE ANDERSON—She has skill as well as confidence. ANN ARNAU—Goodness is silent. PATRICK ARNETT—Loved by all and full of fun. 43 I JAMES ASPINWALL—The tasks of everyday he meets in a quiet way. ELAINE ATKINS—Personality plus! LYNN ATKINSON—His friendly manner speaks his thoughtful mind. MARIE AVANT—Beauty born of cheer- ful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. ROBERT BARROW—A carefree fol- lower of fun. JUDY BARBER—She sheds a radiant light of love and life. Privileged Seniors Jollow. . . JOYMENA BARNETT—Always will- ing and ready to do her part. ALICE BASS—The most agreeable of companions, the truest of friends. 44 BRENDA BASS—A kind word is nev- er thrown away. MIKE BATEH—Don’t take life too seriously; you’ll never get out of it alive. NANCY BENNETT—To be capable of respect is indeed a chosen gift. SHEILA BENNETT—Born beautiful! . . . fallowed Senior Zraditions. CAROLYN BASS—Calm waters run deep. RONNIE BENNETT—He s got what it takes to get where he’s going. SHELTON BENSON—An all around good person. EMOGENE BLACKSTOCK—Her sincerity and fairness invites friend- ship. MELANIE BLAJIAN—Thought is deep er than speech. 45 KATHRYN BLANKINSHIP—Witty as a pin, keen and sly,. this pretty face doesn't miss a guy. SUSAN BOROWSKI—Even virtue is more fair when it appears in a beauti- ful person. A SHIRLEY BO YE IT—Always ready for things worthwhile. SAIL BRANTLEY—Personality is the hing that towers over everything in :his world. 46 i J ELBERT BLEVINS—Happy in mak- POLLY BOATWRIGHT—The sur- ing others happy. est way not to fail is to be de- termined to succeed. Mature Seniors Enjoy . . HENRY BRASWELL—He started HENRY B R E W E R—Knowledge flirting when a child by winking comes only from study, at the nurse. DAVID BOOS—He is a friendly soul whose delight is to cut the fool. GAYLE BOWLES—She loves life be- cause she loves people. MARSHA BRADDOCK—None but herself can be herself. MARY BROOKER—Our characters are the result of our conduct. HATTIE BROWN—Take life as you find it, but don’t leave it so. EDWARD BURAKOWSKI—He likes pleasure, fun, and everyone. JOHN CABLE—There is a lot of mis- chief behind his mild exterior. A DIANNE CAMP—Kindness is the sun- shine in which virtue grows. ROBERT BROWNING—Few things PRACTA BRUNER—This world be- are impossible with dilligent skill. longs to the energetic. . -fiot-so-Mature Pastimes DARLENE BUFORD—She has skill as well as confidence. TAWNDA CAMP—Modesty is a KENNETH CAMPBELL—I know shining light. what it is I want. JAMES CALDWELL—As for girls he loves 'm all, but above them all he’ll take baseball. MELVIN CARLTON—Character is the cornerstone of all success. 47 JACKIE CARTER—One vast sub- KAY CARTER—Personality plus, a stantial smile. friend to all. MICHAEL CARTRETT—Example in the school of mankind. LINDA CAULKINS—Her friendship is worth having. MICHAEL CESERY—Why study hard —it's bad for the brains. NELSON CHADWICK as it comes. CRAIG CHAMBERS—His friendly manner speaks his thoughtful mind. LINDA COLBAN—She is like a sun- beam, and you feel better for having known her. PATRICIA CLARK—Behavior in HAROLD COFFIELD—Life is too which everyone shows her image. short to worry. 48 J nd Jtld CM . . BRENDA COLTRANE—All-around NICE! DANNY CONNLLL- cheerful tomorrows. MICHAEL COLEMAN—His kind are est form of happiness. WESLEY COONER—A seeker of wis- dom and a lover of romance. CARL CORNEALY—His character nev- er fades. LESLIE COWARD—All gladness in CARL COX—A better and more his heart. faithful friend cannot be found. 49 Zigers Snared by .. . BOBBIE CREECH—A sense of humor with plenty of nonsense. MARION CUBBEDGE—Diligence is the mother of good fortune. BETTY DARDEN—Nice smile; sweet gal. CHARLENE DAUGHTRY—A little mischief by the way is fun to spice the passing day. . . . Cuscious SHIRLEY DEEN—She has a good share of good wit. NANCY DENMARK—Praise thyself ANNE DEW—Her joy of life is hard never. to kill. DARLENE DcGRAVE—Everybody's friend—a good ward to all. JOHN DENMARK—A faithful friend is the true image of God. WANDA DEZAIFFE—Smile; and the world will wonder what you're up to. Seniors Tmd. . . ifc GAIL DOVE—Goodness is silent. 1 SANDRA DUNKLEY—Happy in mak- ing others happy. 52 DIANNE DRAWDY—Wit she was born with. RAY DUNN—All men of action are dreamers. JERRY DRIGGERS—Courtesy tnat gathers friends.. CECILE DYAL—Ambition is her middle name. LINDA DINKINS—A light heart lives long. ANGIE DIXON—A merry light shines from her eyes. ROBERTA DUNFORD—A merry heart that laughs with you. JOHN EDENFIELD—Sincerity is his armor strong. ROSS EDWARDS—Music is my best companion. RAYMOND EDWARDS—Better late than never. LEE EDWARDS—Quietly he makes his way among the great. . . . Interesting . . . JOE ELLIOTT—A jolly soul is he. PATTY ELLISON—Her virtues are so rare. MARY ETHEREDGE—G-R-R-R-R- REAT!! JOAN EVERETT—A fair-haired girl, she’s full of fun. GLENDA FARRAR—A rose without thorns. BARBARA FERNETY—Your in- ward appearance is the art of liv- ing. LAURA FETHE—A smiling face, a winning way. MIKE FERGUSON—SS-S-S-Sincerity, modesty, and kindness are the basis of his character. co Covclij Qirls Compete. . . RAYMOND FUTRILL—Strive for KIRBY GANAS—Good nature success and look ahead. shines in his face. FRANK FITZPATRICK—A little JOHN FIVEASH—We like him mischief by the way, is fun to spice for his big, amiable grin and his the passing day. friendly way toward all. KATHLEEN FLANAGAN—Those J9HN FLOYD—Clever, loyal, and who sail the sea of ambition always kind another like him is hard to land on the shore of success. find. BOBBY FORDERING—He faces PAT FREEMAN—Quietly he makes the world and fears no man. his way among the great. THOMAS FRENCH—Determination makes dreams come true. 54 SHIRLEY FROST—She has a win- ning way. SUSAN GEAREN—Kindness is vir- DORIS GERHART—Modesty is a tue itself. shining light. MARSHA GILLIS—Every tomor- GLORIA GILLYARD—As sweet as row is a vision of hope. the flowers of spring. C TINA GIVENS—Full of wit and JUDY GLISSON—A loving heart joyous always. is truest wisdom. DIANA GODDARD—She was BUDDY GODWIN—No one but made for happy thoughts, for play- himself could be himself, ful wit, and laughter. . . . dor Miss A- . JIMMY GOODBREAD—All glad- RALPH GOODWIN—An original ness in his heart. Suy, liked by all. 55 Beta kappa Zearns . . . ELIZABETH GOODWIN—Gaiety is the soul's health. TONI GRAFT—Cheerfulness and gaiety are her true weapons. DALE GREEN—For hardy sports and contest bold; his limbs were cast in manly mold. BARRY GRAY—All of life is built upon an undefeated love of living. LINDA GREEN—Beautiful thoughts make a beautiful person. SANDRA GREEN—Just natural- ly nice. JAMES GRESHAM—He who is good is happy. BRENDA GRIFFIS—Nothing is so strange as gentleness. MICHAEL GREENE—Although you seek with all your might, his equal would be hard to find. LYNN HADDOCK—Sunny, peace- ful, fine and sweet. MARTHA GREGORY— heart goes all the way. 56 BEVERLY GRAY—A lovely lady, garmented in light. . . . Mattie for Championship DONALD HALTIWANGER—Brains will get you to the top, but character will keep you there. FRED HALLMAN—Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. JAMES HAM—They conquer who be- lieve they can. ALBERT HANNA—He achieves suc- cess by individual effort. CHERYLE HANSEN—She has fun in all she undertakes. RONALD HARDIN—True to all is he. CAROLYN HARDRICK—Nice to be around. LINDA HARDY—So sweet a girl is hard to find. CARL HARLESS—Just being happy is a fine way to be. WILMA HARPER—The true and good resemble gold. DIANA HARRELL—A good dis- position is as good as gold. YVONNE HARRELL—Many kind and considerate ways. GEORGE HARRELL—If at first you don’t succeed—. JEANNIE HARRIS—Sweet is her manner, serious her smile, friendship with her is really worthwhile. DANIEL HARWICK—Honesty has its own rewards. FRANK HASKEW—While we live, let’s live in clover. MARGARET HAYDEN—Quiet and FRANCIS HAYNES—The same to- earnest with a smile of warmth and day, yesterday and forever, gladness. FRED HAWKINS—A true friend. EDITH HAYWOOD—Goodness is the only investment that never fails. LYNN HEMPHILL—Love, sweetness, goodness, beauty, in her person shineth. LINDA HENDRY—As gentle as the breeze teasing through the violets. JOEY HICKS—Character is the corner- stone of all success. to. Ai NANCY HICKS—Wisdom is know- CECELIA HIGGS—Just happy, ing what to do next. SHIRLYN HINTON—Such smiling eyes and laughing lips. JERRY HOBBS—A friend to all and a generous soul. MIKE HODGE—Learned and wit- ty, what more can you ask? DAVID HOFFMAN—It’s not my manner to conceal my thoughts. LARRY HOFFMAN—A cheerful way about this fellow. 59 Seniors Ceam Useful Skills . . . BELVAE HOLMES—Her good nature has won her way to our hearts. ROBERT HOLMES—Slow to study, quick to play. PAMELA HONEYCUTT—Live to learn and learn to live. BONNIE HOPE—Possessed with tal- ents, virtues, and grace. CAROLYN HORTON—Cheerful- FRANCIS HOWARD—Great are LINDA HOWATH—Full of like- ness and gaiety are her weapons. the things that make him great. able simplicity. . . . Ju Business Classes. . . WENDY HUGHES—Love, life, and happiness. L-R . . . Gary Mitchell, Bubba Smith, Terry Seaton, Thomas French. Bobby Holmes. SAMMY JOHNSON—There is a lot VERA ANN JOHNSON—Likeable ... of fun in the world . .. and I know sweet . . . really neat, where to find it. THOMAS JOHNS—Love thy neighbor ... if she’s cute! GEORGE JOHNSON—Personality al- ways wins the day. Boy Socialites Jorrn . . . BRENDA JONES—A good prize ... JERRY JONES ... To be a well fa- a sweet nature. vored man is a gift of fortune. 62 GERALD JONES—An all-around good LARRY JONES—Friendship is impor- fellow. tant in all things. MARGARET JONES—The gentlest WALTER JONES—Life has real mean- heart. ing to him. m Zheir Own Surf Club. . HELEN JOSEPH—-Talking is my favor- ite subject. PHYLLIS JOWERS—Cheerfulness and GEORGE JUNG—No greater qualities are necessary for his good fortune. MARY YEN JUNG—Such sweetness wc can all afford. ELIZABETH KALE—She with the gift called ability. born LINDA KELLY—She has a sweet, tractive kind of grace. at- Seniors Demonstrate JVew Dances . . SUSAN J. KELLY—Nice, friendly, and lots of fun. DEBBY KENNEDY—Sweetness and modesty compliment each other. MIKE KENNEDY—Interested in most, BOBBY K1ERCE—The force of his own PRISCILLA KILCREASE—Prissy and DAVID KING—Why should the devil and most interested in girls. merit makes his own way. neat, kind and sweet. have all the fun. 64 LINDA KINGHORN—Hold her friend- ship in regard. ROSALYN KOON—The good and the wise lead quiet lives. JOANNE KOONS—Nature has never planted a sweeter flower in the garden of life. MARY LANG—Life is just a span; I’ll enjoy every inch of it. KATHY KIRKLAND—With every beauty of person and every endowment of mind. RAYMOND KNIGHT—Friends, Ro- mans, Countrymen, lend me your girls! ROBERT KOLLETAR—Never worries, never will. . . . And Some Zraditioml Ones LARRY LANIER—I only ask that for- tune send a little more than I shall spend. RUTH LAWLESS—A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, a charm of friendship. ROBBIE LEDFORD—In her qualities, there is charm. 65 BILLY LEE—Leave undone whatever you hesitate to do. Seniors Sind Classes. . NATHAN LEMEN—I know what it is I want. JOHN LLOYD—The best about school is holidays. LELAND LONG—Knowledge is like money. The more a man gets, the more h craves. LAMAR LONG—An original guy, liked by all. 66 WILLIAM LONG—It’s nice to be Excellent. LEONARD LOTT—I've got the world on a string. FRANK LUPATO—There is nothing to life unless you know how to use it. DANNY MACKEY—I may be as nice as I please, if I please to be nice. ELIZABETH LOUISE MATHEWS— Delicate as the first flower in spring. DONALD EDWARD MAYS—All gladness in his heart. JUDY ANN MILLER—Her joyful spir- it lights the atmosphere for those about her. . .Highly Entertaining. EDDIE MALIN—Eat, drink, and be JOAN DIANE MANNING—Sweet merry for tomorrow you may get jn her manner. caught. LAWRENCE MILLER—What? Me ALICE MILTON—She makes the worryp world more fair and sweet. SARAH SUE MASSEY—A very sweet person. PATRICIA ELISE MAYO—Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. EVELYN LANNIS MERCHANT—A merry heart doeth good. ELIZABETH MIMS—Her greatest wish —a real, boy. 67 Seniors fatigued With. . . FAY MINSHEW—She passes each GARY MITCHELL—There is noth- kindness on. ing to life unless you know how to ______________________________use it. MARGO MITTS—The gentleness of all the Gods go with thee. ROBERT MIXON—The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows where he i MILES MOBLEY—Be great in act as you are in thought. DIANA MONTE—Overflowing with Kindness. PATTY MOORE—Deep in her heart joy seems to dwell. NORMA MOORE—A sense of hu- mor, evil, and plenty of nonsense. CAROLYN MORATORE—A warm PATRICIA MORGAN—She has a heart that will never grow cold. smile for everyone. NANCY MORROW—Here's a girl MARY MOSHER—Athletic and not shy nor bold, but she's a friend sweet, as good as gold. . . . Heaps of Homework. CONNIE MOTES—Loved by one and liked by all. PATRICIA M U L L I N S—Pleasure and activity make the hours seem short. ILA McCLAMMA—Nice girl, sweet and musical. EDGAR McCLELION—An all around good guy. MARION McClure________He who RONNIE McCORMACK—As nice LILLIAN McDANIEL—Always knows much has many cares. a guy as you could ever find. ready for things worthwhile. LAWRENCE McDOWELL—Funny and friendly. SANDRA McINTEE—Holds friend- BRUCE McLENDON—Quiet and ship in regard. independent. r ■ ii 69 MELODY MC LEOD—Gentle of speech, benevolent in spirit. DAVID NEAL—It matters not how long wc live but how. SANDRA NETTLES—The mildest manners and most gentle heart. ANNETTE NEUKIRCH—Artistic in every move she makes and everything she does. Zalented Seniors IRIS NEWMAN—Fair, wise, and win- ning, she’s a splendid girl. ROBERT NISBET—Ambition has no rest. ROBERTA NOEGAL—A gentle lass crowned with sweetness. BOBBY O'BRIEN—It’s not what I do that worries me—It’s when I get caught. LASSIE O’NEAL—I have a big heart, there’s room for all boys. LYNN ORANGE—Her face is full of light, charm, and beauty. CHERYL ORE AIR—Her care was nev- er to offend and every creature was her friend. WANDA OSBORNE—Words can- not express her infinite sweetness. JAMES O’STEEN—Learning makes a man fit company for himself. TONI PACE—Her good nature has won her way to our hearts. THOMAS PERKINS—A valued friend to all who know him. MYRA PHILLIPS—Always willing, al- ways ready. . . Zuue Up After School. JAMES PITTMAN—A dependable ELZIE PLAYER—Nice to know. ANN PLUNK—Full of Charms, worker, a great guy, he'll be remem- bered as days go by. RONNIE PLYMILL—He takes life as it comes. TED POINDEXTER—He s a sure BARBARA ANN POLATTY—As card. merry as the day is long. DONNIE POLLETT—No task is too DAVID E. POPE—Character is sue- hard for him. cess. JAMES POSTON—As a football NORMA POTTER—What I know player, he is great; as a lover he is would make a great book, first rate. LAURA POWELL—She has shin- SHIRLEY PROCTOR—She enjoys ing gifts that attract. laughter and fun. 72 Sports CONNIE POWELL—Life is too short to worry. BONITA PROSSER—Talent fields is a goodly asset. M a. y. MARGARET PROWS—Quiet. LARRY PULLO—Determination sweet, but always charming. makes dreams come true. JAMES QUINN — Good nature SHIRLEY RAFUSE—She has a win- shines in his face. ning way. CAMILLA RAWLINS—Friendship constant in all things. JANICE RAWLINS—Her heart is JO ANN REED—A merry smile as great as the world. that brightened our halls. 73 DENISE RIDDLE—Good nature shines in her face. ALICE RIGDON—Overflowing with kindness. CRAIG RIGGS—If mischief can en- ter one to heaven; he's well on his way. EMILY RETHERFORD—She is all that a lady should be. BRENDA RIDDLE—She has a win- ning way. ROSE RILES—Full of charm. PAULA ROTH—She who loves and laughs must surely do well. ROBERT ROWE—A man of few words. PATRICIA RUSSELL—Smiling always, helpful, kind; not many like her do wc find. FORREST SAGER—All of life is built upon an undefeated love of living. . . . Cheerleaders? DONNA ROWELL—A cheerful heart and smiling face pour sunshine into the darkest places. LUCILLE RYDER—Through her words we discover her heart. BARBARA SASSER—Character is JUNE SAULS—Friendly and cordial, the diamond which scratches every other stone. LARRY SCHOCKLIN—Life's no trag- edy—keep smilin’! TERRY SEATON—Isn’t it strange PAT SELF—A fine sturdy fellow, what a man can do and a woman always interested in fun. still thinks him an angel? CECIL SELLERS—A quiet lad, there are few who know the treasure in him. 75 JOB SHIVER—A real gentleman, quiet and reserved who never fails to make a friend. MILDRED SHUBERT—Nice to know. ALBERT SIKES—The history of the world is but the biography of great men. GENE SIMMONS—Life is too short to. worry. da miliar daces. . . YVONNE SHALLEY—For she is thoughtful of others. CAROL SHEDDAN—Cute and friendly, medium height; never ex- treme, always just right. MARGARET SHELTON—Whats the use of hurrying when what can be done today can always be done tomorrow. WAYNE SENTERFELT— His easy man- ner is an asset to life. NELL SESSIONS—A friendly nod, a cheerful smile. THOMAS SHEPPERD—Give the world the best you have. JOHNNY SIMMONS—Every person is a bundle of possibilities. k. A JACKIE SMITH—Quiet and reserved. WALLACE SMITH—A lion among the ladies is a most dreadful thing. WILLIAM SMITH—One who loves life. MARTHA SINGLETARY—G o o d nature is one of the richest gifts of life. FREDDIE .SMITH—Stand firm by the valour of manhood. IRA SMITH—Nature made him what he is and could never make another. KATHLEEN SMITH—She opens xMARGERY SMITH—And all that RODNEY SMITH—When all else her mouth with wisdom; and on her know her will never forget her. is lost, the future still remains, tongue is the law of kindness. Jh ike library. . . 77 DONNA SNEDEKER—Quietness is a desirable trait. Senior trive for uccess With the Oracle JAMES SUTTON—A seeker of wisdom. JAMES SNIPES—A wise man is happy always. MARSHA SPAETH—Nothing is as strong as gentleness. SHARON SPENCE—Life is just a span; I'll enjoy every inch of it. 78 MARRY SPIRAKIS—Life is to be lived in the present and the future. WANDA STEPHENS—A sunny atti- tude makes the world bright. KAREN STEFANCSYK—Good natured and sweet is she. DAVID STEIN—The efficient man is the man who thinks for himself, and is capable of thinking long and hard. DONALD STEWART—Resolved to win, he makes his own way. BENNY ST. JOHN—A fine sturdy LARRY STOKES—Born .. :th « fellow always interested in fun. sense of laughter and a sense that the whole world's mad. DONNIE SYLVEST—Get your SHIRLEY SYLVESTER—She does snowsuits girls, here I come! her 5Cst n a at comes. BOBBY TAYLOR—A man not of GINGER THOMAS—Always hap- EARNEST THOMAS A thinking PAT THOMAS—In brightening the words but actions. py and quite carefree, life may be man. world, she does her part. dull, but never she. JOHN THORNE—There is a de- 2ELCA THORTON—She is al- GENE THRASHER—When a lady JANICE TILLMAN—I'll talk my termination hidden by his quiet ways. ways the same sweet and kind. is the case, all other things take way out of this you wait and see. second place. Jla Maker Demonstrates Mer . . . BOBBY TRUEBLOOD—I don't FRANK TUENGE—Great qualities hate work but I am not in sympathy for good fortune, with it. i DEBBIE TURNER—Always a smile CALISTA TWISDALE—She will be on her lips and a light in her eyes. a lady forever. . . . Ability as a Hairdresser. JAMES TYRRELL—Who? Me wor- ry? ... LINDA UNTERMEYER—She does her best in all that comes. MARLENE VALO—What's every- one doing in MY world. JANIE VEAL—If this world was filled with people like her, what a grand place it would be. GARY VICKERS—If work was all LOIS VOLPER—She will get a ROSIE WALDEN—Laughter, love, JERRY WALDRON All men of I studied. I’d give up right now. lot out of life. a«d innocence, hidden in her soul. action are dreamers. 81 BILLY WALKER—Character is much easier kept than recovered. BOBBY WALKER—The blondest hair, the bluest eyes; the devilest twinkle in his eyes. CONNIE WALL—Her homes of si- lent prayers. CAROL WATERMAN—A light hean lives long. JAMES WATERS—Our character is the result of our conduct. JENNY WATERS—She passes each kindness on. tiger’s Claw Staff Works Jiard . . . I SUZANNE WATERS—With a song in her heart. 82 LINDA WEAVER—Nature has nev- er planted a sweeter flower in the Garden of Life. JAMES WEBB—Rich are they who have many friends. LINDA WEEKS—Nothing endures but personal qualities. DALE WEST—A sense of humor with plenty of nonsense. JANET WILKINSON—You can catch a sunbeam when she smiles your way. CHARLES WHEAT—He who has PATSY WHITE—Personality is the ability gains fame. thing that towers over everything in the world. for J Successful ear. . . ANNETTE WILLIAMSON—Ever ready with a smile. DANNY WILLIS—His nature is too noble for the world. MARTHA WIGGINS—None but her- self can be herself. CHIP WILES—A true knight of man- hood. GAYLE WILKES—She was blessed with the gift to gab. REGINA WILSON—A sweet person- ality is a ticket to anywhere. 83 CHARLES WRAY—Happy go-lucky BRENDA WRIGHT—She's a col- and liked by all. lection of the very best things. KATHERINE WRIGHT—She goes her own way merrily. VICKI WILSON—Loved by all and full of fun. LEROY YANCEY—High ideals win respect. MARY YOUNG—She walks in kind- ness. CAROL ZIENTEK—Sweet sincerity is written on her face. PETE YEATES—Although you seek with all your might, his equal would be hard to find. Always Remember ... SUSANNE YOUNG—Nice to be around; tops in everybody’s book. WENDELL YOUNG—A smile is a trademark of a happy soul. FREDERICK ZORN—There is always room for a man of action. Senior Directory ABSHER. SHIRLEY ANN—Business. ADAMS. DELORES BERNICE—Business. ADAMS. LONNICE ANITA—Academic. Girl s Glee 3. Senior Chorus 4. ADKINS. BOBBY GENE—Business. AIKEN. PATRICIA ANN—Business. ALLEN. JOHNNY—Business. ALLEN. LIBBY JANICE—Academic. Majorette 2. 3. 4. Band Sgt. 4. ALLEN. MARY FRANCES—Business. AMOS. BARRY LYN—General. BLACKSTOCK. EMOGENE SANDRA—Business. Girl's Glee 2, 3. Senior Chorus 4. BLAIR. RONALD MILTON—Business. BLAJIAN. MELANIE ANN—General. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Captain 3. Softball 2. 3. BLANK1NSHIP. KATHRYN IRENE—General. Basket- ball 2. 3. 4. Softball 2. 3- BLEVINS. ELBERT—General. BOATWRIGHT. POLLY SUE—Academic. Tiger's Claw 2. 3. 4. Business Manager 4. Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary 4. Science Club 2, 3. F. H. A. 4, Senior Girls. BOOS. DAVID LOUIS—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 4. BOROWSKI. SUSAN RHONDA—Academic. Young Life 3. BOWEN. JOHN ROYCE—General. Football 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4. ANDERSON. BARBARA ANN—Business. ANDERSON. GLORIA CAROL—Business. D. E. Club. ANDERSON. RUTHE MARIAN—General. ARNAU. CORNELIA ANN—Business. ARNETT. PATRICK LEE—Business. ASPINWALL. JAMES ARNOLD—Academic. Dcmolay 2, 3. 4. French Club 2. Football 3. 4. ATKINS. JEAN ELAINE—Business. ATKINSON. ALVA LYNNWOOD—Academic. Foot- ball 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4. AVANT. MARIE ITHAY—Business. Library Council 4. Scroda Y-Tecns 3. Pep Club 3. 4. Senior Chorus 4, Beta Y-Tccns 4. AYARS, CHARLES JOSEPH—Academic. BARBER. BEVERLY ANNE—Business. Seroda Y-Tcens 3, Beta Y-Teens 4, F. H. A. 4, Senior Chorus 4. Senior Girls. BARBER. JUDITH LEIGH—Academic. Student Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. Civincttcs 3. 4. Treasurer 3. Vice President 4, Historian, Senior Girls. BARNETT. JOYMENA SHARLENE—General. Band 2. 3. Seroda Y-Teens 3. BARROW. ROBERT CLAUDE—Business. Senior Cho- rus 4. BASS. ALICE GAYNELLE—Business. Girl's Glee 2. Y. F. C. 2, 3. 4. Senior Chorus 3. 4. Senior Girls. BASS. BRENDA KAY—Business. BASS. BRENDA KAY—Business. Seroda Y-Teens 3. F. S. 4, Senior Girls. BASS. CAROLYN INEZ—Business. BATEH, MIKE E.—Academic. Spanish Club 2, Key Club 3. 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. BEECHER. DELLA MAY—Business. Pep Club 2. Senior Girls. BOWLES. OLIVIA GAYLE—Academic. Beta Y-Teens 2. Oracle Staff 4. BOYETT. SHIRLEY ROSE ANN—Business. Senior Cho- rus 4. BRADDOCK. MARSHA DIANE—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. BRANTLEY. LINDA GAIL—Academic. Library Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. Senior Girls. BRASWELL. HENRY LEE—Academic. J. V. Football 2. Kappa Hi-Y 3. 4. Track 3. Tiger's Claw 4. BRENGELMAN. VIRGINIA APRIL—Academic. Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4. Softball 2. Y. F. C. 2. 3. 4. BREWER. HENRY WILLIAM—Academic. Spanish Club 2. 3. National Honor Society 3. D. E. Club 4. BROOKER. MARY INEZ—Business. Library Council 3. 4. BROWN. HATTIE—General. Garden Club. BROWNING. ROBERT THOMAS—Academic. BRUNER. PRACTA ANN—Business. Senior Chorus 4. BRYANT. FRANCES LORRAINE—Business. BUFORD. PHYLLIS DARLENE—Business. D. E. Club 4. BURAKOWSKI. EDWARD JOSEPH—Academic. BURLESON. BRUCE DAVID—Academic. Key Club 2 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4. Tiger’s Claw 2. 3. 4, Oracle Staff 3. Student Council 3. 4. Parliamentarian 3. 4, Society for Patriotism. CABLE. JOHN VINCENT—Academic. Golf Team 2. 3, 4, Kappa Hi-Y 3, 4. CALDWELL. JAMES HARMON—General. Football 2. 2. 3. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Captain 3. 4. CAMP. EDITH DIANNE—Academic. Secretary of Soph. Class. Student Council 2. 3. 4. National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Civincttcs 3. 4, Oracle Staff 3. Cheerleading 3. 4. National Checrleadine Association 4. Spanish Club 4. First Runner-up in Miss A. J. Contest, Secretary of Jr. Class. CAMP. TAWANDA MAY—Business. D. E. Club. BENNETT. NANCY LEE—Business. Seroda Y-Teens 3. Senior Girls. BENNETT. RONALD FRANKLIN—Academic. Vice President of Soph. Class, Basketball 2, 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2, 3. 4. Chairman 4. Kappa Hi-Y 3. 4, Secretary 4, National Honor Society. BENNETT. SHEILA ERON—Business. V. O. E. Club. F. S. A. 4. BENSON. ROBERT SHELTON—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 4. CAMPBELL. KENNETH URQUHART—Academic. Key Club 2, 3. 4. Recording Secretary 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Tennis Team 3. 4. CARLTON JR.. MELVIN OLIVER—Academic. CARTER. JACQUELINE ANNETTE—Business. Band 2. 3. 4, Majorette 3. 4. Beta Y-Teen 2, 3., 4. F. S. A. 4, Jr. Achievement 3. National Honor Society 4. Young Life 2. 3. Student Council 4. Rainbow Girls. Homecoming Court, Senior Girls. CARTER. KAY—Business. Senior Girls. CARTRETTE. DENNIS HAROLD—General. CARTRETT. MICHAEL LEE—Academic. National Hon- or Society, Patriotic Club. CAULKINS. LINDA SUSAN—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. CESERY. MICHAEL EUGENE—Business. Senior Cho- rus 3. 4. CHADWICK. NELSON WINDSOR—Academic. Band 2. Stage Crew 3. Swimming Team 4. CHAMBERS. CRAIG LEE—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. CHRISTAIN. RICHARD WAYNE—General. Football 4. CLARK. PATRICIA ANN—Business. Senior Chorus 4. COFFIELD, HAROLD WILLIAM—Academic. Library Council 2. 3. 4. French Club 2, 3. 4. Spanish Club 4. COLBAN. LINDA SUE—Business. COLEMAN. MICHAEL ADRIAN—General. COLTRANE. BRENDA GAYLE—Business. National Honor Society 3, 4. CONNELL. DANNY BROOKS—General. J. V. Foot- ball 2. 3. COOK. DONALD EDWARD—Academic. COOK. WILLIAM HOWARD—Academic. Library Coun- cil 2. 3, 4. Vice President 3. CONNER. LINDA—General. F. H. A. 2. Girl's Glee 4. COONER. WESLEY—General. COPPAGE. MARY ELIZABETH—Business. Seroda Y- Teens 3. F. S. A. 4. Senior Girls. CORNEALY, CARL LEE—Academic. COWARD. LESLIE RADFORD—General. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Junior Academy of Science 2. Judo Club 2. COX. CARL DANIEL—Business. COX. WILLIAM EARL—General. CRANFORD. BRENDA FAYE—Academic. Beta Y- Teens 2. 3. 4, Parliamentarian 4. F. H. A. 4. Parlia- mentarian 4, Pep Club 3. Chaplain, Senior Girls, Homecoming Queen. CRANFORD. LINDA KAYE—Business. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 4, Pep Club 3. Senior Girls. CREECH. BOBBY—General. CROFT. HOBSON LEE—General. CRUMPLER. CHARLIE H.—General. CUBBEDGE. MARION HAROLD—Academic. Library Council 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3, Treasurer 4. Spanish Club 3. 4. Sgt. at Arms 4. DIXON. NANCY ANGELA—Academic. Beta Y-Tecns 2. 4. Oracle Staff 2. 3. Student Council 3. F. H. A. 4 Civincttcs 3. 4. French Club 3. Historian of Senior Class Junior Class. DOVE. GAIL YVONNE—General. Library Council 4. DRAWDY, WANDA DIANNE—General. DRIGGERS. JERRY LANNEY—Business. DUNFORD. MARY ROBERTA—Business. DUNKLEY. SANDY MACLAINE—General. Chcerlead- f CoCaptam 4. Calendar 3. Beta Y-Tecns 3. Pep Club 2. Young Life 3. Oracle Staff 4, F. H. A. 3. Y. F. C. 3. National Cheerlcading Association 4. Senior Girls. DUNN. RAY—General. DYAL. HELEN CECILE—Academic. French Club 3, 4 Treasurer 3. Senior Girls. EDENFIELD JOHN LAWRENCE-General. Stage Crew EDWARDS. MARVIN ROSS—General. Band 2. 3. 4. Assistant Drum Major 3. Drum Major 4. EDWARDS. RAYMOND EARL-General Senior Chorus 4. Boy s Glee 4. Ensemble 4. EDWARDS. VINCENT LEE—Academic. Kappa Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. President 4. Golf Team 2. 3. Captain 2, Duval County High School Golfer of the Year 1965-66. DARDEN. BETTY ELOUSIE—Business. DAUGHTRY. CHARLENE YVONNE—Business. Seroda Y-Tecns 3. F. S. A. 4, Senior Girls. DAVIDSON. CLARA SUE—Business. DAVIS. GLENN EUGENE—General. Band 2. 3. Kappa Hi-Y 2. Swimming Team 2. DAVIS. MINTA LENA—Academic. EGAN, JOSEPH L.—Academic. Chess Club 2. ELLIOT. NOBLE JOSEPH—Academic. ELLISON PATTY JEAN-Busincss. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. ETHEREDGE. MARY CARMEL-Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. Tiger Mascot 3. 4. National Honor' Society 3. 4. Beta Y-Tcens 3, 4. Senior Girls. Miss A. J. Contestant. EVANS. ROBERT EUGENE—Business. DAVIS, ROBERT GLENN—Academic. Calendar 2. J. V. Football 2. Football 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4. Band 2, 3. 4, Key Club 3. 4. Vice President 4. Society for Patriotism 3. DEEN. SHIRLEY—Business. DcGROVE, DARLENE—Business. EVERETT. JOAN RENAE—Business. Beta Hi-Y Mas- cot. Senior Girls. FARRAR, GLENDA—Business. FERGUSON. MICHAEL DAVID—Academic. Senior Cho- rus 4. DENMARK. JOHN EDWARD—Academic. Senior Cho- rus 2, 3. Chaplain 3, Y. F. C. 2. 3. 4. FERNETY, BARBARA LAURETTA—Academic. Spanish Club 2. Bowling Team 2. Senior Girls. DENMARK, NANCY LEE—Business. D. E. Club 4. DEW. ANNE DOLORES—Business-Academic. Adv. Girl’s Glee 2, F. H. A. 4. F. S. A. 4, Senior Girls. FETHE. LAURA ANNETTE—Academic. Rainbow Girls. Senior Girls. FITZPATRICK. ARTHUR FRANKLIN—Academic. DEZAIFFE. WANDA LUBILLE—Academic. Rainbow Girlsi 2, 3. 4. Junior Achievement 3. French Club 4. Pep Club 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls. DICE, ELMER GENE—General. DICKERSON. BILLY—Business. D. E. Club 4. FIVE ASH. JOHN HAINES—Academic. FLANAGAN. KATHLEEN—Business. National Honor Society 3. 4. F. S. A. 4. V. O. E 4. 2nd Place in Bookkeeping Contest at Jackson, Received Trophy for Essay in Advertising Club of Jacksonville. Senior Girls. DINKINS. LINDA KAY—Business-Academic. F. H. A. 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 2. Secretary 3. Latin Club 4, Senior Girls, Miss A. J. Contestant. FLOYD, JOHN ALLEN—General. Oracle Staff 2. 3. FORDERING JR.. ROBER VICTOR—Business. Nation- al Honor Society 3. FRANKLIN. JEANETTE MARIE—General. FREEMAN. JOHN PATRICK—Academic. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4. Student Council 3. FRENCH. THOMAS WAYNE—Academic. Kappa Hi- Y 4. N. P. S. C. Treasurer. FROST, SHIRLEY ANN—Business. Senior Chorus 4. FUTRILL. RAYMOND-Business. GANAS. KIRBY WAYNE—General. Football 2. 3. 4. GATES. DONALD WILLIAM—General. Band 2. 3. Senior Chorus 4. GAY. CHARLES RAYMOND—Academic. J. V. Foot- ball. GEAREN, SUSAN GIBBS—Academic. National Hon- or Society 3. 4, F. H. A. 4, Senior Girls. GERHART. DORIS R.—General. Latin Club 2. GILLIS. MARSHA LOUISE—Academic. Student Coun- cil 2. Civinettes 3. 4. Beta Y-Tecns 3. 4. Social Chairman 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls. GILL YARD, GLORIA JUANITA—Business. Senior Chorus 3. 4. GIVENS. SHIRLEY KRISTINA-Business. Y. F. C. 2, 3. 4. Jr. Academy of Science 2, Jr. Achievement 3, Latin Club 3. 4, Tiger's Claw 4. Pep Club 4. Senior Girls. GLISSON. JUDY ELIZABETH—General. D. E. Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. GODDARD. DIANA ROSALI—Business. Teens 3. F. S. A. 4. Senior Girls. Seroda Y- GODWIN, BUDDY—Academic. Golf Team 2. 3. 4. Senior Chorus 2, 3. GOODWIN. RALPH—Academic. GOODBREAD, JIMMY MICHAEL—General. GOODWIN VICTORIA ELIZABETH—Business. V. O. E. 4. Senior Girls. GRAFT. TONI CHERRI—Academic. Band 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Miss A. J. Contestant, Senior Girls. GRAY. BEVERLY NEDRA—Academic. Girl s Glee 2. Calendar 2. Rainbow Girls 2. 3. Senior Chorus 3, 4. Senior Girls. GRAY. LEON BARRY—Academic. Golf 3. 4. GREEN. DALE I.YNN—Academic. Football 2. 3, 4. Track 2. 3. GREEN. KENNETH WARREN—Academic. Latin Club 2, J. V. Football 2. J. V. Baseball 2. GREEN. LAWRENCE KELLEY—General. GREEN. LINDA DIANE—Business. Chccrlcading 3. 4. National Chccrlcading Association 4, Beta Y-Tecns 4. Senior Girls. GREEN. SANDRA JEANETTE—General. GREENE. MICHAEL—Academic. Basketball 2, 3. Foot- ball 3. 4. Calendar 4. Kappa Hi-Y 4. GREGORY. MARTHA—Business. GRESHAM. JAMES BLISS—General. GRIFFIS. BRENDA—Business. HOLMES. CAROLYN BELVAE—Business. Oracle Staff 3, 4. Bus. Mgr. 4. Jr. Achvmt. Girl's Glee 2. Senior Girls. HADDOCK. GLADYS LYNN—Business. F. S. A. 3. 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. Library Council 3, 4. First Place in Bookkeeping Contest. HALL. FRED HUGH—General. Senior Chorus 3. 4. HALTIWANGER. DONALD EDWIN—Academic. Pres- ident of Soph. Class, Vice President of Student Body 3. President of Student Boy 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Vice President 4. Key Club 3, 4. Received Out- standing Junior Award. Runner-up in Mr. Soph Contest, Kappa Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Chaplain 2. Vice President 4. Baseball 2, 3. 4, J. V. Football 2. Varsity Football 4. HAM. JAMES DOYLE—Business. Library Council 3. Spanish Club 3. 4. Jr. Achievement 3. D. E. Club 4. HAMMOCK. DONNA MAE—Business. HAND. CURTIS—Business. HARRELL. GEORGE LENVIL—General. Library Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. J. V. Football 2. J. V. Basketball 3. Track 3. HANNA. ALBERT GEORGE—General. HANSEN. CHERYL RUTH—Academic. HARDIN. RONALD DEAN—Academic. J. V. Foot- ball 2, Library Council 3. D. E. Club 4. HARDRICK. CAROLYN JOYCE—Business. HARDY. LINDA—General. HARLESS. CARL CLARENCE—Business. HARMAN, SPENCER LOUIS—Academic. HARPER. WILMA JEAN—General. HARRELL. CAROLYN DELORES—Business. Senior Girls. HARRELL. DIANA LOUISE—General. Girl's Gleec 2. 3. Senior Chorus 4. Librarian 4. HARRELL. DIANNA YVONNE—Business. HARRIS. I LA JEAN—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4 First Lieutenant 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Chaplain 4. Student Council 3. 4. F. H. A. 4. Junior Achievement 3. Senior Girls. HARWICK. WILLIAM DANNY—General. HASKEW. FRANK BENSON—Academic. HAWKINS. FRED STANLEY—Business. D. E. Club. HAYDEN. MARGRET VIRGINIA—Academic. Civin- ettes 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4, Latin Club 2. 3, Treasurer 3. National Honor Society 3. 4, Student Council 4, V. F. C. 3. 4. F. H. A. 4. Miss A. J. Contestant. Senior Girls. HAYNES. FRANCIS MONROE—Academic. Band 2. HAYWOOD. EDITH VIRGINIA—Business. Girl's Glee 2, Senior Chorus 4. HELMS. ROBERT EUGENE—Business. HEMPHILL. MILDRED LYNN—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. Quarter Mistress 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Senior Girls. HENDRY. LINDA JOY—Academic. National Honor Society 3. Seroda Y-Tecns 3. Beta Y-Tcens 4. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. HICKS. JOSEPH STEPHEN—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. HICKS. NANCY KATHLEEN—Academic. Science Club 2. Tiger's Claw 3. Latin Club 4. HIGGS. CECELIA ANN—Business. HINTON. SHIRLYN JEAN—Business. HOBBS, JERRY—General. HODGE. MICHAEL—Academic. HOFFMAN. DAVID GREGORY—Academic. Football 2, 3. Track 2, 3. HOFFMAN. LARRY BURNETT—Academic. Judo Club 2. 3. Vice President 3. HOLLAND. PATRICIA COLLEEN—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2, Senior Girls. HOLLIS. SHEILA CAROLYN—Academic. Student Council 2. Band 2, 3. 4. Majorette 3. 4. Latin Club 4. Swimming Team 4, Senior Girls, Chaplain. HUFSTELLER, WANDA LEE—Business. Chorus 2. JOHNS, THOMAS MARVIN—General. JOHNSON. GEORGE MASON—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4, Swimming Team 2. Beta Hi-Y 3. 4. JOHNSON. SAMUEL EDWARD—General. Kappa Hi-Y 4. N. P. S. C. 4, Sergeant at Arms. JOHNSON. VERA ANN—General. Band 2. 3. Young Life 2. 3. Senior Girls. JONES. BRENDA ELLEN—General. Pep Club 2. Sen- tor Girls. JONES. GERALD DADSON—General. JONES. GERALD OWA—General. JONES. LAWRENCE RALPH—General. JONES. MARGARET ANNE—Academic. Library Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Historian of Soph. Class. Senior Girls. JONES. WALTER LITTLETON—Academic. Library Council 2, 3. Kappa Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH. HELEN JOANNE—Business. Science Club 2. Beta Y-Teens 2, 3. 4. Pep Club 2, 3. 4, Girl’s Glee 2. 3. Senior Chorus 4. Ensemble 4. Senior Girls. JOWERS. PHYLLIS—Business. JUNG. GEORGE YOW—Academic. National Honor Society 3. 4, Key Club 3. 4, French Club 3, French Award 2, Outstanding Junior Award. JUNG. MARY YEN—Academic. National Honor So- ciety 3. 4. French Club 3, 4, Senior Girls. KALE, ELIZABETH DEAN—Academic. Library Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. Reporter 2. 3. French Club 2. 3, Presi- dent 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Spanish Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4. KELLY. LINDA SUSAN—Academic. Treasurer of Soph. Jr. Sr. Class. Student Council 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4, Beta Y-Tecns 3. 4. Service Chairman 4. Civinettes 3. 4. F. H. A. 4. Miss A. J. Contestant. KELLY, SUSAN JENNIFER—Business. D. E. Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3. Senior Girls. KENNEDY. DEBORAH JO—Businscs. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. F. S. A. 4. Senior Girls. KENNEDY, MICHAEL—General. KIERCE. ROBERT WAYNE—General. KILCREASE. PRISCILLA ANN—Business. Library Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. Historian 2. Secretary 3. President 4. Senior Girls. KING. JAMES DAVID—General. Kappa Hi-Y 3. KINGHORN. LINDA KAY—Business. KIRKLAND, CATHERINE KAY—Academic. Oracle Staff 2. 3. 4. Editor 4, Beta Y-Teens 2, Pep Club 4, Treasurer, F. H. A. 4. Young Americans 3. Secretary. Treasurer. Senior Girls. KNIGHT. RAYMOND JODIE—General. Beta Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4. Young Americans 4. KNOTTS. RONALD STEVEN—General. KOLLETAR. ROBERT EUGENE—General. Football Manager 2. KOON. ROSALYN ANN—Academic. National Honor Society 3. 4. Y. F. C. 3. Pep Club 4, Senior Girls. KOONS. JOANNE ELIZABETH—General. Rainbow Girls 2, 3. 4. Jr. Achievement 3. 4. Library Council 4. Senior Girls. LANG. MARY ELLEN—Business. LANIER. ARTHUR LARRY—General. LASHLEY. DANIEL LLOYD—General. LAWLESS. RUTH JENNIFER—Academic. Band 2. 3. Civinetts 2. 3. Senior Chorus 4. Ensemble 4. LEDFORD. ROBBIE GAYLE—Business. Senior Girls. LEE. BETTY RUTH—Business. Senior Girls. LEE, BILLY—General. LEE. MOLLY DARLENE—Business. F. H. A. 2. 3. D. E. Club 4, Senior Girls. LEMEN. NATHAN KARL—General. LEWIS. JUDY ANN—Business. LINDSEY. JERRY CARLTON—General. LLOYD. JOHN VICTOR—General. Swimming Team 2. 3. 4. Beta Hi-Y 3. 4. N. P. S. C. 4. LLOYD. SHIRLEY ANN—General. Pep Club 2. 3. Seroda Y-Tccns. 3. Treasurer, Girl's Glee 4, Secretary, F. H. A. 4. Spanish Club 4. Senior Girls. LONG. LELAND WAYNE—General. LOTT. LEONARD LEE—General. LONG. THOMAS LAMAR—General. LONG. WILLIAM RILEY—General. Senior Chorus 3. 4. Beta Hi-Y 3. LOWE. JAMES WALTER. JR —General. LUPATO. FRANK GABRIEL—Academic. Library Coun- cil 2. 3. 4. French Club 4. LYNN. JIMMY RAY—General. MAY. THOMAS CAUI.EY—Academic. MAYS. DONALD EDWARD—Academic. MERCHANT. EVELYN LANNIS— Business. Girls’ Glee 2, Senior Chorus 3. Advanced MILLER, JUDY ANN—Business. Seroda Y-Tecns 3, F. H. A. 4. F. S. A. 4. Senior Girls. MILLER. LAWRENCE VICKERS—Academic. Kappa MILLS. CHERYL COLLEEN—Business. F. H. A. 4. MILTON. ALICE ELIZABETH—Business. Girl's Glee 2. Pep Club 3. Senior Chorus 3. 4, Jr. Achievement 4. Senior Girls. MIMS, ELIZABETH ANN—Business. Girl’s Glee 2. 3. Pep Club 3, Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Senior Chorus 4. MINSHEW, FAY—Business. MITCHELL. GRAY HENRY—Academic. Kappa Hi-Y 4. N. P. C. S. 4. MITTS. MARGO ELAINE—Academic. Latin Club 2, 3. 4. Jr. Achievement 3. 4. MIXON. ROBERT ELLIS—Academic. J. V. Football 2. President of Junior Class. Key Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. President of Senior Class. MOBLEY. MILES M.—Business. MONTE. DIANA JEAN—Business. MOORE. NORMA ORENE—Business. MOORE. PATTY JANE—Academic. Spanish Club 2. Miss Sophomore. P. T. S. A. 2. 3. 4. Beta Y-Tccns 2. 3. 4. Service Chairman 3. I. C. C. Delegate 4, Cal- enda 3. 4, Oracle Staff 3. Girl's Glee 3. President. Chcerleadnig Association 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Civinettes 3. 4. Student Council 4. Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Miss Andrew Jackson. OREAIR. CHERYL DIANNE—Academic. Girl's Glee 2. Senior Chorus 3, 4, Vice Ensemble 4. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. Advanced President 4. OSBORNE. WANDA YOONNE—Academic. O'STEEN, JAMES ALAN—Academic. Tiger's Claw 4. OWENS. HAROLD EUGENE—Business. PACE, TONI SUE—Business. National Honor So- ciety 3. 4. V. O. E. 4. F. S. A. 4. PERKINS. THOMAS—Academic. PHILLIPS. MYRA LEE—Business. PITTMAN. JAMES VAN—Academic. PLAYER. ELZIE—Academic. PLYMILL. RONNIE—General. PLUNK. FLOYE ANN—Academic. Senior Chorus 4. POINDEXTER. THEODORE HERSHELL—Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Y .F. C. 2, 4, Library Council 2, 4. POLATTY, BARBARA ANN—Business. POLLETT. DONNIE HILTON—General. POPE. DAVID EARL—General POSTON. JAMES BRYANT—General. Football 3 . 4. Track 3. POTTER. NORMA JEAN—Business. Alpha Y-Tecns 2. Seroda Y-Tcens 3. Beta Y-Tecns 4. Young Life 3. 4. Pep Club 4. Senior Girls. POWELL. CONNIE JEAN—Business. Pep Club 3, Senior Girls. POWELL. LAURA ELAINE—Academic. Band 2. 3. Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4. Civinettes 3, 4. Secretary 4. Senior Girls. Vice President, N. E. D. T. Certificate 2. LYNN. FRANK EUGENE-Busincss. MORATORE. CAROLYN ELAINE—Business. Senior Chorus 4. MACKEY, DANNY—General. Football 3. 4. MALIN. JOSEPH EDWARD—Academic. Beta Hi-Y 4. MANNING. JOAN DIANE-General. Senior Girls. MASSEY. SARAH SUE—Business. MATHEWS. ELIZABETH LOUISE—Business. D. C. T. MAYO. PATRICIA ELISE-Business. Y. Y-Teens 2. 3. Advanced Girl's Glee 2. 3. 4. F. H. A. 4, Senior Girls. F. S. A. 4. F. C. 2. Alpha Senior Chorus MORGAN. GLORIA ANNE—Business. MORGAN. PATRICIA ANN-Acadcmic. 2. 3. 4. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. Beta Y-Tcens MORROW. NANCY GALE—Academic. Tiger's Claw 2. 3. 4. As Editor 4. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Student Council 3. 4 Secretary 4. Civinettes 3. 4. Sgt. at Arms 4. Jr. Achievement 3. Senior Girls, President. MOSHER. MARY LOU—Business. Girl's Glee 2. F. H. A. 4. MOTES. CONNIE LYNN—Business. Alpha Y-Teens 2. F. H. A. 4. Treasurer, Senior Girls, Homecoming Court. MULLINS, PATRICIA SUZANNE Academic. Nations Honor Society 3. 4. Senior Girls. McCLAMMA. IDA MARIE—Business. Band 2, 3, 4. McCLELION. EDGAR MORRIS—Academic. Spanish Club 3. 4. Historian 4. McCLURE. MARION REID—Business. McCOMACK, RONNIE—General. McDANIEL. LILLIAN JOSIE-Acadcmic. rus 2. 3. Latin Club 2. Senior Girls. Senior Cho- mcdowell. Y. F. C. 2. 4. LAWRENCE EDWARD—G e n Spanish Club 4, Beta Hi-Y 4. e ra 1. McINTEE. SANDRA PAULINE—Business. Jr. Achieve- ment 3. McLfcNuON, BRUCE ELLIOT—General. McLEOD. MELODY EVE—Business. NEAL. WILLIAM DAVID—Business. NELSON. BARBARA ANNE—Academic. NETTLES. SANDRA RA YE—Academic. NEUKIRCH. ANTOINETTE MARIE-Academic. Tigei e.u a'JtT- .Aca,dfmy of Science 2. Latin Club 2. Orac Staff 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. NEWMAN, IRIS CORINE-Academic. Girl's Glee Senior Chorus 3. 4. Y. F. C. 2. F. H. A. 2 3 Historian 2, Vice President 3. President 4. Senior Gil NEWSOME. JOHN MARTIN—Academic. N1SBET, ROBERT BRUCE—General. NOEGEL, ROBERTA VIOLA—Business. NORRIS. GEORGE MORGAN—Academic. O BRIEN, WILLIAM ROBERT—Academic. Latin Cl 2. Kappa Hi-Y 3. 4. Boy's Glee Club 4. N. P. S. O'NEAL. LASSIE LOUISE—General. CLAIRE LYNN—Academic. Advanced Girl's Glee 2, Senior Chorus 3. 4. Tiger's Claw 2. 3. Senior PROCTOR. SHIRLEY CECILE—Business. V. O. E. 4. PROSSER. BONITA MAE—Business. Band 2. 3. 4. Majorette 2, 3. 4. Head 3. 4. Senior Girls, Miss A. J. Contestant. PROWS. MARGARET SUE—General. PULLO. LARRY JOHN—Academic. QUINN. JAMES WILLIAM—Business. Football 4. R A FUSE. SHIRLEY—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4. Y. F. C. 2, National Honor Society 3. 4. Swimming Team 4, Beta Y-Tccns 4. F. H. A. 4, Senior Girls, Miss A. J. Contestant. RAGSDALE. LARRY HOLMAN—General. RAMBACH. CATHERINE ELAINE—Business. F. H. A. 2. Senior Girls. RAMSEY. SANDRA EUGENIA—Business. National Honor Society 3. RATLIFF. EDNA GAIL—Business. Jr. Achievement 3. V. O. E. 4. RAULUSON. BILLY DAVID—General. RAWLINS. DOROTHY CAMILLA—Academic. Latin Club 2. Library Council 2. 3, 4. Y. F. C. 2. Senior Girls. RAWLINS, JANICE LORRAINE—Academic. National Honor Society 3. 4, F. H. A. 4. Latin Club 4, Senior Girls. REED. JoANN—Business. Senior Girls. RESMONDO. JANICE CAROLE—Business. RETHERFORD. EMILY ANN—Academic. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Tiger's Claw 2. 3. 4, Editor 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4, Clerk 3. Civinettes 3. 4. Program Chairman 4, Rainbow Girls 2. 3. 4. Vice President of Student Body 3. Society for Patriotism. Vice President. 4, Senior Cho- rus 4, Ensemble 4, Speech and Drama Club 4, Senior Girls. Chairman for Senior Class Night 4. RICHARDS. LINDA ELAINE—Academic. Oracle Staff 2. Student Council 2. Pep Club 3. Jr. Achievement 3. National Honor Society 3. 4, Tiger's Claw 4, F. S. A. 4. Senior Girls. RIDDLE, BRENDA MICHELE—Business. F. H. A. 4. RIDDLE, DENISE ELAINE—Business. RIGDON. ALICE MAY—Business. RIGGS. DALE CRAIG—Academic. Senior Choius 2. 3. 4. Ensemble 3. 4, Tiger s Claw 4. A. J. Boy's Trio. RILES, ROSE MARIE—Academic. Senior Girls. RIMONDI. MIKE JOHN—Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. RIVERS. JULIE ANN—Academic. Band 2. Senior Chorus 3, 4, Chaplain 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Civinettes 4. Senior Girls. Miss A. J. Contestant. 2nd Runner-up. ROBERTS. JOHNNY VYRON—General. ROCHER. CLARA MAE—Academic. Y. F. C. 2. Beta Y-Teens 2. 3. 4, Chaplain 3. President 4. Civinettes 3. 4. Pep Club 3. Senior Girls. ROTH. PAULA IRENE—Business. F. H. A. 4. ROWE. ROBERT HARDIN—Business. ROWELL. DONNA JEAN—Business. Pep Club 4. RUSSELL. PATRICIA LYNNE—Business. RYDER. LUCILLE JUNE Business. Senior Girls. SAGER. FORREST CLEVELAND JR.—General. SALMON. DON RANDELL—General. SASSER. BARBARA SUE—Business. SAULS. JUNE ESTHER—Business. V. O. E. 4. SAVAGE. NANCY ANN—Business. SCHOCKLIN. STEPHEN LAWRENCE—General. SEATON. TERRY LOWE—Academic. National Honor Society 3. 4. N. P. S. C. 4. Kappa Hi-Y 4. SELF, PAT JAMES—Academic. SELLERS. CECIL RAY—Business. SENTERFITT. LEONARD WAYNE—General. SESSIONS. NELL—Academic. Oracle Staff 4. SHALLEY. YVONNE—Business. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. SHEDDAN. CAROL ELIZABETH—Academic. Library Council 3. 4, Rainbow Girls. SHELDON. DAVID ANDREW—General. SHELTON. MARGARET GRACE—Academic. Beta Y- Teens 2. Senior Girls. SHEPPERD. THOMAS GEORGE—General. Library Council 2. 3. 4, Spanish Club 4. SHERMAN. ROBERT EUGENE—Academic. SHIVER. JOB HARVEY III—Academic. Latin Club 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. SHUBERT. MILDRED—Academic. SIKES. ALBERT LEE—Academic. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. Demolay 2. 3. 4. SIMMONS. CARL EUGENE—General. SIMMONS. JOHNNY ARNOLD—General. SIMMONS. MARLENE ELIZABETH—General. SINGLETARY. MARTHA JOYCE—Academic. SMITH. FREDDIE DALE—General. SMITH. IRA DAILEY—Academic. Baseball 2. Basket- ball 2. Mr. Sophomore. Young Life 2. 3. Calendar 2. K.inoa Hi-Y 4. F. H. A. Mascot 4. N. P. S. C. 4. SMITH. JACKIE REBECCA—General. Senior Girls. SMITH KATHLEEN LOUISE—Academic. Chaplain of Soph. Class, Y. F. C. 2. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Latin Club 2. 3. Chaplain of Junior -Class. Civinettes 3. 4, Social Chairman 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Secretary 4, Chaplain of Senior Class. SMITH. MARGERY DIANN—Business. Band 2, 3. 4. SMITH. RODNEY WALKER-Academic. Band 2. 3. 4. SMITH. WALLACE STEVE—Academic. Basketball 2. 3. 4, Kappa Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4. SMITH. WILLIAM—General. SNEDEKER. DONNA GAIL—Business. Advanced Girl's Glee 2. 3. Senior Chorus 4. SNEED. JAMES HILLORY—General. J. V. Football 2 Golf Team 3. SNIPES. JAMES VERNON—General. SNODDY. DALE CARROLL—Business. SOLOMON. RONNIE RUDOLPH—Academic. SPAETH. MARSHA SUSAN—Academic. SPENCE. SHARON LORRENE—Business. Pep Club 3. SPIRAKIS. MARY SANDRA—Academic. Girl's Glee 2. Senior Chorus 3. 4. Senior Girls. STAFFORD. WILLIAM HARVEY—Academic. Library Council 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. STEFANCSYK, KAREN ELIZABETH—Business. STEIN, DAVID ERIC—Academic. Jr. Academy of Sci- ence 2. 3. Kev Club 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Treasurer 4, Vice President of Junior Class. Student Council 3. 4. Joe Berg Seminar 3. 4 Vice President of Senior Class. Tiger's Claw- 4. Certificate of High Per- formance on N. E. D. T. Test. STEPHENS. WANDA GAIL—Business. Y. F. C. 2, Alpha Y-Tccns 2. Advanced Girl's Glee 2. Senior Chorus 3. 4, Ensemble 4. F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. STEWART. DON KERMIT—Business. ST. JOHN. BENJAMIN TYSON JR.—General. STOKES. LARRY JOHNNY—Academic. STRICKLAND. CHARLOTTE—General. SUTTON. JAMES—General. SWEAT. JAMES CALVIN—General. J. V. Basketball 2. Baseball 2. 3. 4. SYLVEST, DONOVAN I.ARVE—Academic. Senior Cho- rus 2. 3. 4, President 4. Ensemble 4. A. J. Choraleers. SYLVESTER. SHIRLEY COLLETTE—Business. Senior Chorus 3. 4. 89 TAYLOR. JOHN ROBERT—Academic. Key Club 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Joe Bur Seminar 3. 4. Society for Patriotism 4. THOMAS. GINGER LEE—Business. THOMAS. LEONARD EARNEST—Business. Beta Hi-Y THOMAS. PATRICIA ANN—General. THORNE JR.. JOHN MILBURN— Academic. Library Council 2. 3. 4. Basketball Manager 2. 3. THORNTON. ZILCA LUANA—General. Patriotic Club 4, Senior Girls. Pep Club 4. 1 YRRELL. JAMES C.—Business. Senior Chorus 2. 3. 4. UNTERMEYER. LINDA BF.I.VA—Business. URSRY. THOMAS RAY—Business. VALO. HILDA MARLENE-Academic. Beta ' Y-Tcens 2. 3. 4. Money Making Chairman 3. Chaplain 4. Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4. Civincttcs 3. 4. Social Chairman 3. Senior Girls, Homecoming Court. EAL. JANIE I.YNN—Academic. Girl's Glee 2. I' ?cpXT(;l.ub 3. Senior Chorus 3. 4. Ensemble I H A. .4. National Honor Society 4. Tiger's Claw 4. Senior Girls. VICKERS. GARY WI I.I. A R D—Genera I. VOLPER. LOIS—Business. Girl's Glee 2. 3. Senior Girls, Senior Chorus 4. WALDEN. MARY ROSAI.IA—Business. Spanish Club 3. 4. Chaplain 4. Cheerleading 4. National Cheerleading Association 4, Seroda Y-Tccns 3. Vice President. Pep Club 3. P. T. S. A. 3. Young Life 3. Rainbow Girls, Jr. Achievement 4. Oracle Staff 4. WALDRON. JERRY MONROE—General. WALKER. BILLY ROBERT—Academic. Basketball 2. 3. 4. WALKER. ROBERT RICHARD—Academic. Calendar 2. Kappa Hi-Y 3. 4. WALL. CONNIE SUE—General. Senior Girls. WATERMAN. CAROL JANE—Business. Seroda Y-Teens 3. Beta Y-Tecns 4. Senior Girls. WATERS. JAMES HOMER—General. Senior Chorus 2. 3. 4. Judo Club 2. WATERS. KATHRYN SUZANNE—Academic. Girl's Glee 2. Received Trophy for Most Outstanding Student in Glee, Senior Chorus 3, 4. Ensemble 4. National Hon- or Society 3. 4. Miss A. J. Contestant. WATERS. VIRGINIA LUCILLE—General. ludo Mascot 2. Pep Club 3. Secretary, Latin Club 3. Beta Y-Tccns 3. Jr. Achievement 3. F. H. A. 4. Spanish Club 4. Senior Girls. WEAVER. LINDA SUE—General. WEBB. JAMES CLEVELAND—General. D. E. Club 4. WEEKS. LINDA SUSAN—Academic. French Club 3. F. H. A. 3. WEST. EUGENIA DALE-Business. WHEAT. CHARLES DARYL—General. Beta Hi-Y 3. WHITE. PATSY SUSANNE—Academic. Beta Y-Tecns 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. 1st Runner-up in Miss Soph. Contest. Calendar 2. 4. Young Life 3. Cheerleading 3. F. H A. 4. Project Chairman. Oracle Staff 4. Pep Club 4. President, Senior Girls. Miss A. J. Contestant, Received Miss Congeniality Award. WIGGINS. MARTHA—Business. Beta Y-Tccns 4, F. H. A. 4. Senior Girls. WILES. CLAYTON ALLEN—General. Beta Hi-Y 4. WILKES, EVA GAYLE—Business. Senior Chorus 3. 4, F. H. A. 4, Senior Girls. WILKINSON. JANET SUE—Academic. Library Council 2. 3. 4. Band 3. 4. Secretary' 4. WILLIAMSON. RUBY ANNETTE—Business. Pep Club 2, 3. 4, Senior Girls. WILLIS. DANNY MONROE—General. WILSON. REGINA DELL—Business. Student Council 2. Y. F. C. 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. V. O. E. 4. F. S. A. 4. WOODCOCK. LINDA DARLINE—Business. WRIGHT, BRENDA RAYE—Academic. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 3. President 4. Cheerleading 3. 4. Head 4. National Cheerleading Association 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Student Council 4. Chaplain. F. H. A. 4. Chaplain Beta Y-Tccns 3. Senior Girls, Jr. Achievement 4. 1st Runner-up in Horaccomig Court. WUNDER. HAROLD GRANCE—Business. C. B. E. 3. V. O. E. 4. HOPE. BONNIE ELIZABETH—Academic. Band 2. 3. Majorette 2, 3. Oracle Staff 4. Kappa Hi-Y Mascot 4. Key Club Sweetheart 4. Beta Y-Teens 4, Senior Girls. THRASHER. GENE EDWARD—General. TILLMAN. SANDRA JANICE—Business. F. H. A. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 2. TISON. LUTHER HENRY—Academic. Key Club 2. 3. 4, Basketball 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. TODD. MICHAEL EDWIN—Business. TOMBERI.IN. MILDRED ELAINE—Business. Library Council 2, 3. 4. TOMPKINS. JANICE ANN—Business. Girl's Glee 3. Senior Chorus 4. TRUEBLOOD. ROBERT VERLIN—General. TUENGE. FRANCIS PAUL—Academic. J. V. Foot- ball 2. V. Football 3. TUENGE. RAYMOND MARK—Academic. TURNER. DEBBIE FAYE—Business. Beta Y-Tecns 3. Pep Club 3. TWISDALE. CALISTA ANN—Business. 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Editor in Chief LYNN FIELDS . . . Clubs 130 MARLENE CRIPPEN . Classes MR. L. D. JOHNSON . Sponsor ANNETE NEUKIRCH .. . Sports Oracle BETTI HAMILTON . . . Clubs GAYLE BOWLES .. . Clubs DIANNE SHUMAN . . . Faculty MARY KAY LOFfON . . Faculty NELL SESSIONS, Business Staff BELVAE HOLMES. Business Manager CAROLYN JONES, Classes ROSIE WALDEN. Classes STAN SIMMONS .. . Sports JEAN BARGERON. Business Staff JANET GEIGER. Business Staff BONNIE HOPE, Business Staff 13 I PATSY WHITE, Business Staff Ef� frfnM rerne'h ?mpb111, Bo fTay,0,r; Bruce, B“rleson’ Bonnie H°Pe Mascot, Joey Samorisky, Jack King, Mike Bateh FOURTH ROW R Tvr Fun Mfrty Br?w . GeorSe Jung, David Stein, THIRD ROW . . Glenn Davis, Steve Ivey, rOURTH ROW .. Robert Mixson, Mike Coffey, Burle Wiggins, Luther Tison, John Radiches. Karl Bishop. SECOND ROW .. Pat Freeman, Donald Haltiwanger. K c v KENNETH CAMPBELL Recording Secretary PAT FREEMAN Corresponding Secretary BOBBY TAYLOR Chaplain BRUCE BURLESON President GLENN DAVIS Vice President BONNIE HOPE Sweetheart MR. DUCLOSE Sponsor ROBERT MIXSON Treasurer 132 Civimttes MARGARET HAYDEN President MRS. CAROL CRITTENDON Sponsor LANEY POWELL Secretary JANICE CLARK Treasurer NANCY MORROW Parliamentarian MIKE HODGE Mascot FIRM ROW L-R Sue Coker. Pam Lance Cindy Alexander, Janet Geiger. Marlene Valo. Maritaret Hayden. Kathy Smith. Patricia Smith, Wanda Powell. Mike Hodge, wC,nd ' Coram. Shirley Crawford Dianne Shuman, Joyce Nolan. Mary K. Lofton. Shelley Winarski, Dianne Camp, Janice Clark. THIRD lien. Margaret Assaf, Nancy Morrow. Marsha Gillis. Emile Rerh rf r.l t Pr� � ,.n Monsn- i .n:n c..-:,. n.i_____________________i.- cl:.i... n.r Mascot. SECOND ROW ____________________, MIWMah Jyty 1 1|UII ma ROW ASS i °rr°w’ Lillis. Emil - Retherford, Lan7y Powell. Nanq Cannon, Andrea GiirS e Edwards, Shi Hey Ralusc, cklighter. FOL RIH ROW Clara Rocher, Linda Richards, Patty Moore, Angela Dixon. Linda Kelly. Judy Barber. Julie Rivers, Becky Owens, Julie Kathy Kicklighter. FOURTH ROW Shrewsbury. JUDY BARBER Vice President JANET GEIGER Chaplain MARGARET HAYDEN, President CIVINETTES ... Chosen for their academic ability, their lead- ership, their character. Individuals, with a common bond, form lasting and meaningful friendships through our organization. Janice Clark. Treasurer and Margaret discuss funds. EMILY RETHERFORD, Program Chmn. ANDREA GILL, School Service Ch. Ever ’ other Wednesday morning—a business meeting Ever)' other Tuesday evening—an excellent program NANCY MORROW. Parliamentarian and friends 135 urm R ?W.L' ? ol(; c ud,a Hal . Dottie Anderson. Polly Boatwright, Elizabeth Kale. Marion Cubhage, Elaine Rowland. Brenda Wright. SECOND R° xr „Lmda C!,rbett- Dcanny VanS!ck'e’, Dar,cnc Maddox, Betty Fuhrmann Shirk-)- Rafuse. Shirley Lloyd, Cheryl Orcair, Rosie Walden. Mrs. Perez. THIRD ROW j ir. Ortero. Annette Sweat. Gail Gillmore. Donna Howell. Deborah Kelly, Patty Eraser. Sherry Dennard. Florence Smith, Bcckic Palmer. FOURTH ROW Linda Leake. Larry McDowell. Jimmy Leis, Thomas Shepperd. Barr)- Gray. Morris McClellian. Kay Carter. Spanish Club 136 BRENDA WRIGHT............................President SHIRLEY RAFUSE...................... Vice President POLLY BOATWRIGHT ....................... Secretary ELIZABETH KALE .......................... Treasurer ROSIE WALDON ............................ Chaplain MARION CUBBADGE.................... Sgt. at Arms MORRIS MC CLELION ...................... Historian 1st ROW left-right: Sheila Hollis, Pam Bell, Margaret Hayden, Tina Givens, Linda Dailey. 2nd ROW left-right: Mary Smieszek, Mary Kay Lofton. Rhand Raborn. 3rd ROW left-right: Cheryl Peele, Mark Dennis Crean, Rodruy Jarrell, Debra Guinn, Jettie Griffin H,rn,T r° n L|'R , |ChxTk.nC Tfr h-’ 5-lizahS!,« e lNIary Junc1, Marion ClibbedKC. Debbie Sellers, Brenda Jones. SECOND ROW . Teresa Lewis Wanda Barnes, Cecilc D al, Marilyn Nolan, Margie Cox. THIRD ROW George Jung. Harold Coffield. Wanda Dezaiffe, Kathy Simmons, Judy Whitter. drench Club Chess Club rAJP c nLR, d Mti uXl?’ Sp0nSTr; 5°wtn’. Matthew G,bbs R°V Dobbs- p-“ DeLoach, James Burnsed. STANDING ... Debra Guinn, Mason York Larry Lucas, David Payne, John Townsend, John Coffey, Elaine Bolick, Arline Catlett. SEATED .. L-R ... Miss B. J. Womack. Mrs. V. H. Sapp, Mrs. R. C. Schaaf, Mrs. Troy Ratliff, President, Mrs. M. L. Broward, Mrs. E. J. Polhck, Mr. R W. Lockett, Principal. 2nd ROW . . Mrs. C. Haas, Dr E. Atkins, Miss Clara Weltch, Mrs. J. W. McKinney, Mrs. C. K. Kickl.ghter Mrs. G. D. Patten, Mrs. R. B Bullock, Mrs. J M. Webber, Mrs. Ray Waters, Mrs. W. A. Nail, Mrs. F. Morgan, Mrs. E. S. Prows. Mrs. R. S. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. I. D. Nichols. 3rd RO X Robert Mixson, Paul Harden, Donald Haltiwanger, Larry' Rambach, Mrs. Grady Hurst. P.Z.SJ. Camera Club L-R . . Jcttie Griffin, Vice Pres., Donald Dewitt, President . . . James Fowler, Mel Blajian, Secretary, Mr. E. Sloan, Sponsor. SPONSOR FIRST ROW Chalked ASTRID OLSEN :OW L-R Kathleen Flanagan, Diana Goddard, Toni Pace, Brenda Bass, Teresa Staley, Brenda Day. SECOND ROW L-R . . Cathv Starline Linda v Sheila Bennett, Marsha Hayes, Jeaiuiie Wolf. THIRD ROW' L-R . Paula Nerreter, Jackie Rawlins, Mary Bogers, Pamela Alger. FOURTH ROW I- K Jackie Carter, Anne Dew, Charlotte Strickland, Andrea Gill. Clubs Prepare ‘Jackson ... as Secretaries . . . OFFICERS . Kathleen Flanagan, President Cathy Starling, Vice President Charlotte Strickland, Secretary. Jackie Raulerson, Treasurer. Jackie Carter, Chaplain. Homemakers rate high in School Spirit! OFFICERS . . FIRST ROW. Linda Dinkens, Secretary, Iris Newman, President, Laura Shrewsbury, Vice-President. SECOND ROW. Brenda Cranford, Parliamentarian Brenda Wright, Chaplain, Connie Motes, Treasurer. Judy Barber, Historian. Qirls 3or Zke Juture ... as .Homemakers SPONSORS . .. B. J. WOMACK, RUTH GAINES CT? X_ FIRST ROW .. Polly Boatwright, Tina Givens, Margaret Hayden, Pat Morgan. Mary Etheridge, Brenda Wright, Zoonne Shalley, Birdie Houze. SECOND ROW .. Cathy Bowman. Brenda Cranford, Joyce Nolan, Patty Ellison, Pat Umazo, Debbie Turner, Martha Wiggins, Betty Wiggins. THIRD ROW . . Wanda Stephens, Darlene Maddox. Elizabeth Skinner. Louis Volper, Anne Dew, Shirley Lloyd, Cheryl Oreair, Emily Retherford, Janie Veal, Sharon Spence, Elaine Spear. FOURTH ROW . . Brenda Riddle, Iris Newman, Paula Roth, Judy Barber, Patsy White, Bonnie Prosser, Jackie Carter, Laura Shrewsbury, Maxine Hucheman, Linda Dinkens. FIFTH ROW . . Linda Kelly, Angela Dixon, Jeanie Harris, Linda Richards, Patty Moore, Linda Hendry, Judy Miller, Beverly Barber, Connie Motes, Susan Gearen. OFFICERS President, Susan Kelly, Vice Pres.. Judy Glisson, Secretary, Patsy Westbcrry, Treasurer, Nancy Denmark, Historian, Royce Dyson, Social Chairman, Henry Brewer, Chaplain, Russell George, Parliamentarian, Ronn Hardin. Distributive Education SPONSORS HELEN LLOYD FIRST ROW L-R . . Russell George, Tawnda Camp, Larry Bennett, Darlene Buford, Pat Westbcrry, Elizabeth Mathews. SECOND ROW L-R . . Molly Lee, Judy Glisson, Billy Dickerson, Phillip Simmons, Gloria Anderson, Doris Gerhart, Susan Kelly, Nancy Denmark. THIRD ROW L-R . . Miss Lloyd, Barbara Reece, Royce Dyson, Ron Hardin, Lee MacEwen, James Carter, Chip Perkins. FOURTH ROW L-R . . William Smith, James Ham, James Webb, Fred Hawkins, Robert Guinn, Henry Brewer. OFFICERS . . SEATED L-R JANICE DUNLAP ... Vice President PRISCY KILCREASE .......... President GAIL CARNES............Vice President STANDING L-R CHUCK WRAY .......... Parliamentarian ELIZABETH KALE ............. Reporter MARGARET JONES ............ Secretary ELAINE SPEER ............... Chaplain MARION CUBBDEGE......Treasurer library Council 1st ROW. L-R . . Darlene Taylor, Marilyn Nolan, Barbara Sparkman, Debbie Roberts, Carol Bruce, Sandra Hale, Karen Oxendine, Nancy Smith, Gail McNiel, Arline Catlett, Elaine Speer, Pat Smith, Cam Rowlins. 2nd ROW . . Christine Sing, Cathy Robbins, Mary Wilson, Lynn Haddock, Janet Wilkinson, Carol Shedden, Elizabeth Kale, Joanne Koone, Meric Sharpe, Gayle Brantley, Priscilla Kilcrease, Margaret Jones, Maggie Crews. 3rd ROW . Ray Dobbs, Chuck Wray, Paul Grunk Marion Cubbedge, June Howell, Lois Braswell, Gail Dove, Sherry Denmark, Gayle Carnes, Janice Dunlap, Angela Garmon, Barbara Luksha. 4th ROW . David Payne. Glenn Pinner, W. H. Cook, Ted Poindexter, Robert Seaverg, Willis Robertson, Gerold Patton, Tom Shepperd, Carl Cox, George Harrell, John Thorne, Harold Coffield, Lonnie Merrow, Morris Hinnant, James Snipes, Grant Lupats. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW, L-R . Fancy Powell, Vice President, Nancy Morrow, President, Mrs. Lynch, Sponsor. SECOND ROW, L-R ... Julie Rivers, Secretary, Sheila Hollis, Chaplain, Linda Richards, Treasurer. Glenn Davis, Mascot. President Nancy Morrow ably leads Senior Girls Senior Qirls . . . enjoy last year at ‘Jackson and form lasting friendships Xrm trong Did you hear about? ... FIRST ROW . . L-R . . Dianne Camp, Martha Wiggins, Brenda Bass, Elaine Atkins, Glenn Davis, Mascot, Kathy Smith, Pat Morgan, Mary Etheredge, Libby Mims. SECOND ROW . . Marlene Valo, Brenda Cranford, Emily Retherford. Marsha Gillis, Sharon Spence, Kathy Kirkland, Shirley Rafuse, Tina Givens, Lucille Ryder. THIRD ROW . . Jackie Carter, Laney Powell, Julie Rivers, Bonnie Prosser, Dee Daughtry, Linda Dinkins, Connie Motes Lynn Hemphill, Evelyn Merchant. FOURTH ROW . . Judy Barber, Linda Kelly, Ruthe Anderson, Katherine Wright, Linda Hendry. Beverly Barber, Susan Borowski, Patty Ellison. FIFTH ROW' Patsy White. Margaret Shelton, Angie Dixon, Patty Moore, Gayle Wilkes, Mary Spirakis, Debbie Turner, Mary Mosher, Melanie Blajian, Kathy Blanken- ship. FIRST ROW . . Margie Smith, Diana Goddard, Susan Weeks, Margaret Hayden, Glenn Davis, Mascot, Brenda Jones, Zilca Thornton, Kathleen Flanagan, Yvonne Shalley, Sandra Ramsey. SECOND ROW . . Laura Fethe, Jaymena Barnett, Carol Waterman, Polly Boatwright, Carol Hardrick, Lynn Haddock, Bobbie Creech, Mary Jung, Mane McCIamma, Camilla Rawlins. , THIRD ROW . . Sheila Hollis, Alice Milton, Nancy Morrow, Nancy Hicks, Jan Allen, Ruth Lawless, Toni Grafft, Wanda Osborne, Rosalyn Koon, Debby Kennedy. FOURTH ROW . . Bonnie Hope, Priscilla Kilcrease, Marsha Spaeth, Connie Powell, Helen Joseph, Marie Avant Anne Dess’, Cecile Dyal, Suzanne Waters, Margaret Jones. Janie Veal. FIFTH ROW . . Miss Lynch Sponsor, Iris Newman, Charlotte Strickland, Pat Mayo. Patricia Mullins, Clara Rocher, Linda Richards, Wanda Dezaiffe, Rosie Walden, Wanda Stephens, Donna Snedeker, 146 u NANCY MORROW— Associate Editor SUSIE EDWARDS— Photographer LINDA RICHARDS CINDY ALEXANDER- Featurc Editor 147 1st ROW L-R . . Chip Wiles, Butch Williams, Raymond Knight, Joan Everett, Mascot, Travis Muse, Pete Rivers Don E. Hardin. 2nd ROW . . George John, Joe Candeto, W. C. Wray, Lem Howard, Cory Burns, William Goodwyne. 3rd ROW . . Edward Me Clamma, Bobby Higginbotham, Robert Harden, Shelton Benson, Guy Zorn, Vincent Masciale, Kenny Jacobs. 4th ROW David Boos, David Hoffman, Eddie Malin, John Lloyd, David Gifford. fteta Hi- V DAVID BOOS—Secretary CHUCK RAYMOND KNIGHT—President LEM HOWARD GEORGE JOE CANDETO—Vice President Beta plays football with other Hi-Y's in Jacksonville. Beta Chaplain, Chuck Wray gives the devotion. One of many Beta serv ices was cleaning the Senior fountain. Beta boys show homecoming spirit. CI.ARA ROCHER. President LEMUEL HOW ARD Mascot LaTRELE SMART Secretary JUNE DUNDORE Corresponding Secretary SUSAN PITTMAN Vice President PATSY WHITE Treasurer MARLENE VALO Chaplain BRENDA CRANFORD Parliamentarian Beta -Zeens CINDY CORAM Program Chairman MARSHA GILLIS Social Chairman LINDA KELLY Service Chairman PATTY MOORE I.C.C. Delegate SECONDROW W Xn S )0n£’ Mar}cu erCige ?lo,m PearI Ashbr‘ k Marsha Edmondson, Susan Pittman, Michele Jacopcllo, Jean Bargeron. VaS THiSd ROW Da tX« rT’ 7 Smart june Dundore. Susan Coker. Joyce Nolan, Bonnie Ho . Janice Clark. Marlene FOURTH ROW lull, Y M ’ Barbara Sparkman Sherry Sapp Phyllis Griffin. Wanda Bradley, Janie King. Helen Joseph, Gwen Cox, Martha Wiggins. LlovdRFirrHXROWJ uhe Shrewsbury, Marsha Mullis Marie Avant Laura Shrewsbury, Cindy Coram, Marsha Gillis, Marilyn Nolan. Diane Mosely. Linda Riddle, Shirley Llo)d. IIITH ROW Clara Rocher, Patty Moore. Angie Dixon. Evelyn Mercer, Linda Kelly, Patsy White. Brenda Cranford. FIRST ROW . L-R . Ray Morclcy, Tommy Hood, Leo Hayden. Bobby O’Brien, Bonnie Hope Mascot, Henry Braswell Raymond Fulfill, Sam J£%™wSECO£? ROW Bobby Holmes. Terry Seaton. Thomas French, Gary Mitchell. Dan Nail, Billy Smith, Larry Miller Johnny Cable, Bobby Walker THIRD ROW . Dale Green, Doug Carver, Ronnie Bennett Steve Smith, Don Haltiwanger, Lee Edwards, Donnie Sylvcst, Ira Smith. FOURTH ROW Mike Greene. Billy Battles, Bill Long, Walter Jones. Dwight Hurst, Rick Oreair, Barry Gray, Randy Beckworth. Joe Bullard. Kappa Mi- V OFFICERS . 1st ROW . . . Lee Edwards, President Bonnie Hope, Sweetheart Don Haltiwanger, V. President 2nd ROW Johnny Cable, Sgt. at Arms Walter Jones, Chaplain Ronnie Bennett, Secretary 151 fi al Donna Vfow ManTaif e a 9arter’Ar ne t eti’, usar' - P17130- Wanda Dcaaiffe. joanc Dublinsky, June Dundore. SECOND ROW L-R Pson- Lucy Ryder. Lynn Celetef Nelda Siifi'ih Shc ba Sm 'h,flenda aplem. Patsy Whfie5' ™IRD R°W “ Ju'f P° eCk' P uU Rob' Pep PATSY WHITE PHYLLIS GRIFFIN SHELBA SMITH . KATHY KIRKLAND MARIE AVANT MISS RABBY .. ........... President Vice President ........... Secretary ............Treasurer Committee Chairman ............. Sponsor ir jogs m ATI0NA.L HOMO)? SOCIETY Citizens of Thebes pray for help. {Jackson Students Oedipus speaks to the king! 157 .. . as students portray scenes from Macbeth! ka BdlT ”AJ™, AI D MAJORETTES—Ross Edwards Randolph B. Harles Bonita Mae Prosser. Janice Libbie Allen. Ms nr a ret Elaine Assaf. Pamela phon ShifS Ann Bas? Shim? F Ar Jcw ‘ Lc« S0hcar'n- .Man'yn Sue Watts. Judy Linda Whittcr. MARCHING BAND—Clarinets and Saxo fill, 1 Fields MddrrdI HernnhiU sEE V %?!« °i Bern.hard:,Bc,'n Ho Boncy Gary B. Braddock. Marsha D. Braddock. Rodney T. bullock. Linda 5. Caulkms. t.arol F. C ampbell. Pns- I Rimondi Vohn' MC Siltrf nhrrt I h 1 tr j fl uf'l.nc. Hu{J • George Ray Jewell. Kathy Ray Williamson. Teresa L. King. Pamela Sue Lane, Ila Me Clarnma. Dona Jill Mitts. Michael kJcima ancd. .Mar,.on GladySJ£ a.vcr Kathy Lark Kickhghter. Samuel E. Wilson. Debra G. Wood. )oyce D. Yorker. Flutes—William Christopher s. Trumpets—Richard Bowers. Gary D. Hussey. George M. Johnson. Nathan Lemen, ri.me Foster, Paul Gcarm. Richard Jewell, Mike Urguhart. Richard J. cvjiuunai. yunn n. oaucr. ivoDcn 1.. dtricKiano. Marion Gladys Weaver. Kathy Lark Kicklighter FowlKe. Julia Ann Pol lick Sharon Lynncttc Stokes Janet Sue Wilkinson. Priscilla Ann Games. 1 nimpets— Richard bowers. Gary D. Hi ' wr V 'e v?11” wrflcy( Jean Hams. I romboncs. Baritone. Basses, and Drums—John Dailey. Gar Foster. Paul Gear Lowens, Elaine Waters. Ihomas W. Snoddy. Joseph Stephen Hicks. Robert Wayne Mcnstte. Michcal Ogilvie. Kenneth Charles Ring. Michea! Bennett. Concert Wand CONCERT BAND—FIRST ROW—L-R—Judy Whittcr. Susan Prosser. Sharon Stokes. Janet Wilkinson. Julie Pollick. Joan Griffis Jackie Carter. Betti Hamilton. Pamela Bell. Mai ei1 ShirC.v,SAnInyn|'?,« 1Vhv .llaimson. Carol Camp ll. Pricilla Fields Belinda Boney. Linda Caulkms. Pamela Sue Lane. Gladys Weave. t Prisci'hi Gaines. Sharon Bennett. Kathy kicklighter. Ray Jewell. THIRD ROW L-R-Jacquelin vrrr . c Vu o! “‘ o' j, L Bernhard Brenda Copher, Margaret E. Assaf. Dana J. Mitts. Jewell Shearm. Joyce Yarber. Debra Wood. FOURTH ROW L-R—Rodne mith. .farg'e Smith. Richard Bowers. Randolph Harless, karl Lemen. Mason Johnson. Gary D. Hussey. Jeannie Harris. Elaine Waters. Micheal Urguhart. Gary Foster John Dailey Richan M. Lowens. Richard Jewell, Marvin Edwards, Robert Davis. BACK ROW L-R—Joseph Hicks, Marilyn Watts, Micheal Bennett, Walter Snoddy. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW L-R—Ross Edwards—Drum Major, Bonnie Prosser—Head Majorette, Gary Hussey— Band Captain, Randy Harless—Assistant Drum Major SECOND ROW I.-R—Carol Campbell—Librarian, Jcan- nic Harris—1st Lieutenant, Eddie Wilson—Sgt.-at-arms, Janet Wilkinson—Secretary, Lynn Hemphill—Quartcrmis- tress, THIRD ROW L-R—Glenn Davis—assistant band captain. FIRST ROW L-R Mr. Robinson, Calista Twisdale, Becky Fugal, Practa Bruner, Sharon Gray, Cindy Alexander, Karl Bishop, Carolyn Jones, Diane Harrell, Libby Mims, Mary Kat Lofton, Brenda Jones, Kathy Abraham. SECOND ROW L-R Julie Rivers, Lonnie Adams, Emily Rcthcrford, Cheryl Oreair, Sherry Prevatt, Raymond Edward, Chandler Dupree. Gloria Gillyard, Carol Stafford, Pat Mayo, Gail Brantley, Mary Spirakis. THIRD ROW L-R Cliff Parrish, Lois Volpcr, Bill Wright, Patty Moore, Judy Barber, Laney Powell, Marsha Gillis, Alice Milton, Michael Cesery. Mcrdclla Reed, Suzanne Waters, Edith Hayward, Alice Stewart. IOL RTH ROW L-R Beverly Barber, Alan Drawdy, Donnie Sylvcst, Mike Ferguson. Chuck Ayars, Ricky Stone, Rodney Javrell, Buddy Tyrrell, Dan Nail, Larry Rambach, Iris Newman. Gayle Wilkes. Ann Arn, Julia Cox OFFICERS, L-R: Donnie Sylvcst—President, Cheryl Oreair—Vice President, Laura Shrewsbury—Secretary, Alice Milton—Treasurer, Julie Rivers—Chaplain, Suz- anne Waters—Historian. The Young Men Three Senior Chorus ACCOMPANISTS Julie Rivers, Cliff Parish FIRST ROW L-R Marie Dorman, Helen Joseph, Janie Veal, Shelly Winarski, Sandra Baker, Brenda Coltrane, Danny Schaff, Ricky Dorman, Jimmie Ellison, Mike Waters. Pete Rivero, Howard Holland. SECOND ROW L-R Lassie O'Neal, Laura Shrewsbury. Maxine Hirschman, Bobby O'Brien, Henry Braswell. Latrelle Smart, Janice Tomkins, Suzanne Hopkins, Ruth Lawless, Marie Avant, Joyce Nolan, Judy Fowler. THIRD ROW L-R Craig Riggs. Milton Webb, Dean Moore, Jerry Bazcmore, Katherine Wright, Wanda Stephens, Lynn Orange. Pat Burney. Darlene Maddox. Donna Snedecker. Beverly Gray. Carolyn Moratore. FOL RTH ROW L-R Bobby Crawford, Wayne Holtzclaw. James Cox. Bill Long, Billy Potter. Mark James. Donald Barnes. James Burnsed. Fred Bullock. Daryl Jacobs, Wanda Dezaiffe, Imongene Blackstack, Brenda Ryder Donna[Carpenter, Lorenc Peterson, Pattie Fowler, Vickie Strange, Jackie Watts, Lynn Sallcttc, Gail, SECOND ROW. Left to Right. Sharon Harden. Cheryl Peele, Suzy Edwards, Mary Smieszek. Joy Lane, Edna Marshall. THIRD ROW. Left to Right. Debbi Weaver, Phyllis Lane, Lynnda Ortagus ‘ da Leakc- Patsy Acord. Irene Johns. FOURTH ROW. Left to Right. Gail Thompson, Cathy Robbins, Cheryl McGregor, Cindy Copeland, Martha Daniell. Girls (flee OFFICERS 1st ROW Marsha Harris—Vice-President Maryr Smieszck—President Shirley Lloyd—Secretary 2nd ROW Mr. Robinson—Director 3rd ROW Jeanrne Wolf—Treasurer Dolores Moratore—Librarian Cheryl Peele—Chaplain FIRST ROW. Left to right—Shcllie Winarski. Mary Clay. Barbara Sparkman. Gay Broward. Linda Connelly. Dianne Warrmer, Carol Bruton. Jean Bu ton, SEC- OND ROW. Left to Right. Thersa Lanier. Dolores Moratore. Betty Carpenter. Judy Robbins. Charlene Musselwhitc, Susie Brooks. Jeannie Wolf, Stapleton. THIRD ROW. Left to Right. Marlene Crippen. Shirley Lloyd. Nano- Branch. Mary Simpson. Janice Tomlinson. Susan Chapman, Nclda Smith. Marsha Harris. FOURTH ROW Yvette McCorvcy, Judy Beazley, Carol McWhorter, Hattie Brown. Francine Williams. Kathy Wimberly. Selma Hazoun 163 1st ROW L-R Mary Kay Lofton, Janie Veal, Missy Jones, Emily Retherford, Cheyl Oreair, Cindy Alexander. 2nd ROW L-R Milton Webb, Fred Bullock, Mike Feurgerson, Donnie Sylvest, Craig Riggs, Dan Nail, Raymond Edwards, Earl Bishop 3rd ROW . . L-R . . Suzanne Waters, Joyce Nolan, Laura Shrewsbury, Ruth Lawless, H elen Joseph, Darlene Maddox, Wanda Stephens. Ensemble, Senior Chorus, and Girls Glee participate in Christmas pageant. Ensemble Ensemble performs for the D.A.R. at George Washington CONTENTS Basketball (Boys) .................168-173 Girls Basketball, Softball, Volleyball . .172-173 Baseball ..........................174-175 Tennis ................................176 Golf ..................................177 Swimming ..............................178 Track .................................179 Majorettes ........................180-183 Cheerleaders ......................184-187 Football ..........................188-193 Homecoming ........................194-201 LUTHER TISON LOUIS HARMON basketball SCHEDULE they we Forrest 51 67 Wolf son 60 59 Miami Sr. 52 53 Miami Edison . 56 59 Ribault 70 69 Lee 58 66 Parker 64 51 Englewood 56 64 Fletcher 51 50 Paxon 46 48 Wolf son 47 50 Forrest 47 70 Ribault 68 63 Lee 58 81 Bishop Kenny 68 57 Parker 59 53 Miami Sr. 55 68 Miami Edison 72 84 Fletcher 74 85 Paxon 101 102 Englewood 67 49 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Lee 44 63 Englewood 47 60 Parker 62 59 STATE TOURNAMENT Ribault 65 67 Parker 71 60 Edward Burakowski, Billy Walker, Danny Morgan, Steve Smith, Louis Harman, Ronnie Bennett E ers score igainst arch Coach Folsom in action boys waiting on tneir return to the game Billy Battles, Barry Wilson, Luther Tison, Jimmy McKensie Tigers boost Coach Folsom after triumphantly beating Flether. High flying tigers score another 2 points for Jackson. Coach Folsom, smil- ingly, gives Tiger team advice. (bottom right) Lewis, happy after victory, races down the court. |K JAC S0 y JACK Son ITiWDWG L to R Barbara Brosdcn. Barbara Raynor. Melanie Blajian, Carol Green Can.l Rawl -hack. Linda Nutter, Kathy Blankenship, Ruthc Anderson Jette Griffin, Coach—Miss Dinkins. KNEELING L. Basketball Volleyball STANDING L. to R. Diane Kline, Jette Griffin, Carol Rawlins, Melba Burnseed, Mary Mosher, Mel Blajian Coach—Miss Stephens. KNEELING L. to R. Kathy Kicklighter, Terri Stover, Linda Nutter, Kathy Blankenship, Mary Spirakis Ruthe Anderson r SITTING L. to R. Kathy Blankenship, Terri Stover, Gwen Walling, Shelia Hollis, JoAnn Reed. KNEELING L. to R. Barbara Brogden, Jean Crumpler, Diane Kline, Mel Blajian, Ruthe Anderson. STANDING L. to R. Mgr. Pat DeLoach, Linda Nutter, Mary Spirakis, Sherry Chack, Jette Griffin Carol Rawlins, Coach Dinkins Softball JACKSON JACKSO Left to right: Pat Arnett, Jimmy Caldwell, Donald Haltiwanger, (Captain) baseball COACH MATTHEWS FIRST ROW L. to R. Red Untermeycr, Pat Arnett, Mike Sutterficld, Mike Francis, Joe Candeto 2nd ROW L. to R. Ronnie Bennett, Tommy Goodman, Larry Jones. Guy Ezell. Donald Haltiwanger 3rd ROW L. to R. Coach Mathews, Jimmy Caldwell, Pat Self, Richard Haskew. Preston Coltrane Jimmy McKenzie, Nickey Jones 175 FIRST ROW Left to Ri ht Kenneth Campbell, Joe Elliot. Chris Ricketson. SECOND ROW Left to Ri$ht Coach Gay, Mark Jones, Terry Seaton. Gene Thrasher. 176 JOHNNY CABLE LEE EDWARDS FIRST HOW Left to Right Curtie Daniels, Jimmy Ellison, Harry Brutt; SECOND ROW Left to Right Mr. Moore, Lee Edwards. Johnny Cable. Chuck Ayars, Buddy Godwin M Zeam We Dove Right Jh And . . . JOHN LLOYD—Captain. C. C. Mendoza—Coach, Bobby Holmes—Co-Captain BUTCH GOODWYNN Swimming Phyllis Griffin—Co-Captain, T. S. Rabby—Coach, Dianne Camp—Captain R‘fh|; fTg’. H.0,lis’ Shirley Refuse, Phyllis Griffin. Janie King, Marti Mullis, Julie Shrewsbury, Doris r IT; ? ,ch‘ km ROW Left-Right Francis McDowell, Nancy Branch, Morrise Moore, Tinda Schauber, Marilyn Nolan, Paul Hardin, 5 vr wynn. NnSOn S™th- 3rd ROW- Left-Right. Coach Mendoza, Bobby Holmes, Cary Burns Jim Carpenter. Don Stewart, John Lloyd, Mark James, Jim Rogers, Billy Smith, Mike Konekin J F ’ STANDING. Edward Burakowski, Pat Self, Larry Stokes, Donald Jernigan, Morris Plunk, Coach Schemer. SITTING. Frank Wingate, Gerald. Vincent Masciale. John Kale COACH LAMB Zrack 1st ROW. left-right. Jimmy Mathews, John Kale, Donald Jernigan, Morris Plunle. Vincent Masciale, Jan Niewhoue, Jimmy Brown 2nd ROW. Jimmy Thompson, Gerald Shedd, Bobby Wright, Kenny Jacobs, Edward McClamma, D. Claxton, Cary Burns, 3rd ROW. William Long, Mike Greene, Steve Richard- son. Dale Green. Robert Merritt, Whittner, Fred Bullock, L. Johnson, Coach Lamb. JIMMY MATHEWS Majorettes Center: Bonnie Prosser, Head. Left to right: Susan Prosser, Sheila Hol- lis, Marilyn Watts, Margaret Assaf (Al- ternate) Pam Bell, Judy Whittaker (Al- ternate) Jewel Sheridan, Jan Allen, Jack- ie Carter. BONNIE PROSSER. Head Majorette SUSAN PROSSER MARILYN WATTS JUDY WHITTAKER (Alternate) JAN ALLEN JEWEL SHERIDAN PAM BELL SHIELA HOLLIS 7 MARGARET ASSAF (Alternate) JACKIE CARTER (L. to R.) Sue, Dianne, Gndy, MASCOT—Clara Shallie Cheerleaders discuss the “Lee’ during halftime. Patty has the spirit to push the team to victory. Sandy (CO-HEAD), Brenda (HEAD), Linda, Patty, Rosie, Janice, Mary (TIGER MASCOT) Sandy said shoutingly, I don’t believe I can last much longer! ... Look out!” Ah, come on girls it’s not really all that bad, said Janice, trying to cheer the other cheerleaders. Linda's pep is outstanding in her perform- ance as a cheer- leader. What do you mean Jackson only has girl cheerleaders ? COACH HAGGERTY COACH GAY COACH HECHT—Head Football Coach Ath- letic Director COACH LAMB RICHARD CHRISTIAN—Right Guard WAYNE HOLTZCLAW—Left Tackle FIRST ROW L-R Steve Cook, Jim Harpel, Mike Daugherty, Ray Mosley, Charles Wheat, Vic Allen Don Mock, Dan Davis, Kirby Haltiwangcr, Royce Bowan. 1 Ganas, Lynn Atkinson, Don SECOND ROW L-R Mike Logan, Norman Barokowski, Ed McClamma, Glenn Davis, Ken Thorne, Garry Johnson, Joe Duncan, Doug Carver, Jimmy Mathews, Andrew Jackson MIKE GREEN—Right End LARRY RAGSDALE—Left Halfback LYNN ATKINSON—Quarterback MIKE DOUGHERTY—Fullback Jack Simms, Elzie Player, Jim Poston, Larry Ragsdale. THIRD ROW L-R Jimmy Caldwell, Mike Greene, Mike Coffey, Dale Green, Guy Ezzell, Rick Oreair, Robert Scott, Jim Thompson, Charles Oliver, Danny Griffin, Richard Christian, Dwight Hurst, Robert Merritt, Ronnie Bruner, John Radichcs, Wayne Holtzclaw 195 Urenda Cranford Momecoming Queen 1__________________ BRENDA CRANEORD, Queen Homecoming Court BRENDA WRIGHT, 1st Runner-up Ronnie Bennett David Stein Robert Mixon Lee Edwards Bruce Burleson Practice .. . Would you believe we’re .. . cheerleaders??? .. . A final briefing before the Lee game .. . ... Red Earners Will Wave dorever Jn Our Memories . rife Ai ' ♦ • gaw!MM g H. ■ 1 r - THE SEASON NEVER ENDS The paper scraps around first base Drift aimlessly to third; The ice has marks cut on its face Where sharp steel skates have whirred. The ice rink's dark— So’s the ball park; The ump's taken his bow; And, from this gloom. One might assume The Season's over now. The goalie's made his last great save; The final touchdown's scored; All's won—or lost—by a close shave; Silent are fans who roared. The last long ball Has cleared the wall; They're bringing in the net; The gates are shut And fastened, but— The Season’s swinging yet! Although the stands are empty now, The finish isn't here; The Season’s sworn a solemn vow To endure, year to year. Though hearts will ache For memories' sake, The biggest thing's not gone; No tears are shed By those who’ve said: The Season's going on!” It's more than hits or runs or saves— It's smell and sight and sound; When courage fails, it's all that braves The road that Time has bound. It’s forward strides And backward slides Which shape patience, my friends; And since all these Will never cease, The Season never ends! So year on year, and age on age, When tomorrows are now; When still the world's minds cannot ga The barred secret of How; If cheers are heard. Or not a word, 'Round any future bends— Fchoes one shout: There is no doubt The Season never ends!” ROLAND S. KENNEDY Vice President Business Development ANN KENNEDY Accounts Control NATIONAL BANK CMF JACKSONVILLE 'EMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JACK JUSTINO Data Processing JOY PETERSON Trust Department KEY-McCABE FUNERAL HOMES GEO. H. HEWELL Jacksonville, Fla. Northside 4747 Main St. Phone 355-9545 202 Southside 3850 Beach Blvd. Phone 398-6497 LEATHER AND LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES VIOLA M. FISHER Manager ndu 609 Laura Street Phone: 353-0850 Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Compliments of CURRY-THOMAS HARDWARE 353-5518 398-1650 PEACOCK SCHOOL Nursery, Kindergarten 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grades—Day Care 3806 Perry St. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 1729 Main Street CECIL GREEN—Owner A Good Friend to Jackson High School DAIRY QUEEN 'OK TASTl% fOQD FOR 3609 Main Street EL 6-8654 Congratulations to the Class of '67 SPRINGFIELD ATLANTIC BANK Main at Sixth Serving Jacksonville Since 1925 MEMBER FDIC 356-4871 Compliments of NATIONAL CLEANERS 356-1183 1815 Pearl GARRICK AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repair 1800 Pearl 356-0789 r ■ S Best Wishes A. “ f, ’it to the Class of 1967 KELLER FLORIST o P rf 2619 Liberty Street APPLIANCE CENTERS FACTORY SERVICE —WE SERVICE WHAT Hr. SELL! NORTH JAX Murray Hill tr W. Jos BEACHES SO JAX 5810 N Main ST. 944 So Edgcood A e. 6031 33 BEACH BLVD. 765267V 384 1389 724-6522 SHUF lo AM. ‘Til. 9 ..� . DAILY SAT CRD AY 9 AM.-6 CM. look for the golden arches 6610 North Main Street For Appointments Phone EL 4-3316 YOU FEEL YOUR 8EST WHEN YOU LOOK YOUR BEST SPICE UP WITH SINGER 460 East 46th Street Jacksonville 8, Florida GENERAL ELECTRIC . ZENITH . FEDDERS • QUAKER HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY Maytag Sales and Service PHONE EL 3-1745 2800 No. Main St. Jacksonville 6, Florida RAMBACH PLUMBING CO., INC. JOE DREW Plumbing and Heating Electric Rooter Service 3633 Pearl Street Jacksonville, Florida Phone EL 6-5681 Phone EL 6-1417 Home 764-0331 PATTERSON TECH SUPPLY TECH 2-WAY DISTRIBUTOR DISTRIBUTOR BARDAHL PRODUCTS 1906 Liberty St. Jacksonville, Florida BRENTWOOD HARDWARE 3302 Pearl Street R. B. (PAT) PATTERSON 204 KEYS DUPLICATED— Phone353-0600 LOCKS —Repaired —Built —Installed Visit the JACKSONVILLE ZOOLOGICAL PARK The Most Outstanding Zoological Exhibit in the Southeast See Jacksonville's Modern, Growing Zoo 800 ANIMALS, BIRDS AND REPTILES NEW MODERN EXHIBITS AND HABITATS AMUSEMENT RIDES PICNIC GROUNDS BARBECUE FACILITIES GIFT SHOP FREE PARKING (Open Every Day—8:00 A.M. to Sunset) ARE YOU PLANNING A BIRTHDAY PARTY? See Our New Birthday House Parents ... All this is yours for 60c per child. CAKES—ICE CREAM—FAVORS—CARTOON MOVIES AND TWO AMUSEMENT RIDES Minimum 10 children, maximum 30 children per party By Reservation only . . . Call PO 5-6900 Class Room Days are Mondays through Fridays during the school year. On these days, we extend to school groups a special price of 15c per ride for the amusement rides. Sorry, we cannot extend these rates to any group on Saturdays, Sundays, official holidays, or during summer school vacations. NOTE: to reach the Zoological Park, take the Expressway north from downtown ... a ten minute ride. CITY COMMISSION LOUIS H. RITTER H. GEORGE CARRISON Mayor—Commissioner Safety Departments HENRY T. BROADSTREET Commissioner Highways and Streets GEORGE W. MOSELY Utilities Commissioner Commissioner Finance, Parks and Zoo DICK BURROUGHS JR. Commissioner Health—Sanitation Compliments of BAUDER SCHOOL OF FASHION Pickup and Delivery A A CLEANERS ADCO QUALITY CLEANING Fashion Finish Mothproofing 353-0661 4008 Pearl Street Jacksonville, Florida ALLRED'S PEARL PLAZA PHARMACY 5322 Pearl Street Jacksonville, Florida We Give Efficient, Courteous and Prompt Service Prescription a Specialty PHONE EL 4-0155 Congratulations fJaul fflciir $ tuli 5t 5 Color Technician Wig Stylists Make Up Artists Phone 353-5180 5222 Pearl Street in Pearl Plaza Phone EL 6-4714 Res, Phone: EL 6-4714 Authorized Dealer GEORGIA MARBLE Reg. U. S. Pat. Office THE SOUTHERN MONUMENT CO., INC. MONUMENTS, MARKERS AND MAUSOLEUMS L. M. NORVILLE 4500 Main street Pres, and Gen. Manager Jacksonville 6, Fla. to the 1967 Graduates of Jackson High School THE INDEPENDENT LIFE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR LIFE INSURANCE 206 KYLE-McLELLAN, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 1866-1884 ......... Calvin Oik 19091336 Msultn t Kyle 1884 1837 .... Byron G Oik 1936 1931 . Kyle 8 Swanson 1887 1859 . George CUrk 1938 1961 ............... S. « Kyle 1889 1909 Cliirles 8. CUrk 1961 . . Kyle McLeliii S. A. KYLE, LFD S. M. McLELLAN, LFD F. F. GAIMES, JR., LFD 17 W. Union Street EL 3-3966 Mcmhrr � v � r� tf if.o« . . SaUOnal Sr-rrtetf Morttr-nnt THE JACKSONVILLE JAGUAR CHEERLEADERS Congratulate the '67 Senior Class W 13 x • V tS?' L. to R.) first row: LAURA, JOYCE, MAXINE. Second row: WANDA, ATSY, (Co-hcad). KATHY (Head), LINDA. (Not pictured are PATTY, «IANCY, and JANINE). JANINE WALL— Jaguar” 2Q Best Wishes To The Class Of ’67 208 From Your Mayor LOUIS H. (LOU) RITTER Alumni of Andrew Jackson Compliments of JACK E. HOPE General Contractor 5924 Heckscher Drive Phone 765-4269 Home Remodeling and Additions A Specialty Compliments of FRANKLIN SANDWICH COMPANY 1715 Kings St. 359-7025 SPECIALIST IN CORRECT FITTING Shjs A JoA Jh [ntihR JamUi} ORTHOPEDIC PRESCRIPTIONS FITTED COMPLETE LINE OF WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OPEN TILL 9 GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER ARLINGTON PLAZA 768-1630 FREE PARKING 724-8158 5252 NORWOOD AVE. 1048 ARLINGTON RD. Res. Phone: 388-9497 Bus. Phone: 355-7771 GREEK'S Emergency Plumbing Service 3722 Main Street Jacksonville, Fla. 32206 JAMES O. GREEK Owner Compliments of . . . S P AUTO PARTS EL 6-3353 10 Cottage Ave. at Main Street SKIPPER SIGNS Specializing in Gold Leaf 3400 Pearl Signs of All Kinds 353-9921 CENTRAL TIRE COMPANY Tires, Batteries Accessories 341 W. Duval St. Jacksonville, Fla. N. W. WARREN D. C. CHASTAIN PHONE 354-4608 KENDALL Used Furniture Appliances—Antiques- Upholstering Phone EL 6-8889 -Etc. 3433 Main Street 2802 Pearl, at 18th St. Flowers and Service the Best MRS. LONNIE McCANCE JACKSONVILLE 6, FLA. PHONE EL 6-0021 RESTAURANT 2300 Kings Avenue South Jacksonville FLORIDA The Sherwin-Williams Co. 1707 Main Street Phone 354-8571 Jacksonville 6, Fla. 209 WHAT’S NEXT? Congratulations on your graduation. You might find a job with a future waiting for you at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Bank Northside . . . There's a Reason FLORIDA NORTHSIDE BANK OF JACKSONVILLE 3208 Main Street Complete Banking Facilities Member Florida National Group of Banks Member FDIC and Federal Reserve System 765-7670 The Agency That Appreciates Your Business Most PERCY CAMPBELL, INSURANCE Specializing in Auto Insurance for Underage Drivers Representing the Travelers Compliments of A TO Z CORNER 3973 Heckscher Compliments AIRPORT INN RESTAURANT For 24 Hour Service Call 356-7840 The Original 1738 Main Street Specializing in Seafoods Jacksonville, Phone 768-6226 Fla. Oysters in the Halfshells AIRPORT GOLF DRIVING RANGE (jHoorc’s j lirintp Jiousc 18 YEARS OF FINE FOOD 5890 Norwood Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. 32208 Phone: 768-5569 t HAIR STYLING STUDIO 7230 Lem Turner Circle Jacksonville, Fla. Clark Rd. and U.S. 17 South High School Golf Teams 1 2 Price PANAMA DRUGS 63rd and Main Street y our DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Ml' tmal i V i1 Hair JOAN EVERETT JOHNNY CABLE Byes KATHY KIRKLAND BUBBA SMITH Nose HELEN JOSEPH BOBBY HOLMES Ops JIMMY CALDWELL CONNIE MOTES Complexion DIANNE CAMP BUTCH CROFT Jreckles JO ANN REED DAVID KING Dimples BARRY GRAY ROBBIE LEDFORD Zeeth BRENDA CRANFORD ROYCE BOWEN