Carrabelle High School - Tarpon Flame Yearbook (Carrabelle, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1945 volume:

DEDICATION We dedicate this annual to Mr. W. D. Tallman, Senior Sponser Bandmaster, and Instructor of .athematics and Science. C. V. Hodges Principal Miss Calhoun Librarian Miss Metcalf Commercial Miss Miller Mathematics SENIORS Ik LESLIE CANNADY Transferred from Bay High School: Football 4; Co-captain Football team 4; Photography Club 4; Seniors Who’s Who- Most Athletic, Most Popular; Band 4; May Court 4. KATHLEEN CHAIRES Transferred from Montlcello High School in ’43; Treas. of Home Room 2; Glee Club 2; Latin Club 2; Beta Club 1,2,3; Treas. of Beta Club 2; Cheerleader 2,3; Drum Majorette 2,3; Pres, of Beta Club 3; Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff 3; Pres, of Senior Class 3; Assistant Editor of Paper Staff 3; D. A. R. Award winner 3; Band 2,3; Photography Club 3; Senior Whofs Who- Best Dancer, Prettiest; Valedictorian 3; Pep Club 3; Basketball 3. SHELLIE GRAY ROWELL Band 1,2,3,4; Bootball 3; Basketball 2; President 1,2; Who 8 Who- Most Likely to Succeed, Handsomest. Senior BETTY GROVE Transferred from Arlington, Georgia in '42; Adv. Mgr. school paper 2; Popularity contest 3; Junior play 3; Band 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Photography Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Who’s Who- Most Popular, Cutest. ; DRUSSIB PUTNAL Paper Staff 3; Head Typist 3; Senior Who’s Who Most Studious. CHASTIS RICKARDS Sec. class 1; Vice Pres. 2; Basketball 1,3; Junior play 3; Sec Home Eo. Club 4; Paper Staff Reporter 4. ONEIDA SCOTT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Junior play 3; Business Manager Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 4; Journalism Club 3; and Senior Who’s Who- Most Athletic. LELMON TAYLOR Paper Staff 2,3; Photography Club 4; Junior play 3; Football 3,4; Band 4; Vice Pres. Senior class 4; Senior Who’s Who- Best All Around. THELMA TUCKER Paper Staff 2,3,4; Vioe President 3; Junior play 3; Beta Club 4; Photography Club 4; Bditor-ln-Chlef Paper Staff 4; Sec. of Photography Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Head Typist 4; Sec. class 4; Band 4; May Court 4; Senior Who’s Who- Best All Around; Salutatorian 4. VNNXn A X ■... ... Twelfth Grade- W. D, Tallman L. Taylor, 0. Scott, T. Tucker, B. Grove, D, Putnal, K. Chalrea, L. Cannady. King- L. Cannady Queen- T, Tucker Eleventh Grade- Mrs. Irene Chalrea First row- A. R. Brown, D. Putnal, G. Oliver, D. J. Coleman. Second row- J. Ferguson, V. Jones, E. McKnight, R. Robison, R. Sauberan. King- R. McKnight Queen- N. Crum m. I JUHIORS Colors Red and White Motto How and Forever Sponsor Mrs. Irene Chaires J is for the Junior Banquet, a feast of Joy for olass and guests, U Is for unity. We work together with great pride. H is for nice. That a what our class Is. I is for intelligence. Yes, we claim intelligence because JoAnn is Beta Club secretary. 6 is for orators. Actually we aren’t but you probably think so after the Banquetlll R is for rhythm and rings. We’re all supposed to get our rings the first day of May-- and for the rhythm-- Just listen and swoon to Rodney’s Stormy Weather, George’s St. Louis Blues Bobbie Sauberan’s I'm Beginning To See The Light, as well as the marches Edward and Bobbie add a touch of swing to... S is for Sports. Our football heroes were Eddie and Bobbie,and in basketball- George, along with Eddie and Bobbie took the honors. Last but not least were the lasses who brought home triumphs for us in basketball. They were: Dessie, Verniece, Mft,il. and JoAnn. Colors Motto Flower Sponsor SOPHOMORES Red and White Hot yours, not mine, but always ours. Gardenia Mrs. Grace O'Neal The Sophomore class with the largest enrollment in high school 1s well represented in all school activities, starring in band clubs and sports. Its bonnie lassies are the most sougnt after on the campus and its handsome lads set hearts afluttering. All will go far as individuals and as a class, for the class motto- Not mine, not yours, but always ours.” is practised by these energetic cooperative students. Offioers: President- Robert Cannady Vice-President— Anne Witherspoon Secretary- Emmie Chason Treasurer- Gussie Louise Williamson Tenth Grade- Mrs. Grace O’Neal First row- A, Witherspoon, B. Smith, M. .Pope, D. Grove, D. Tuck-er. Second row- E. Chaaon, V. Putnal, J. Allen, J. McMath, k Lightfoot, D. Ferguson, E. Chason. Third row- D. Tucker, G. L. Williamson, C. Tucker, R. Cannady, R. Solomon, H. Lindsey. King- B. Wathen Queen- E. Pepadopoulos Ninth Grade- J. G. Tharp First row- F. Millender, E, Carroll, M. Jones, L. Flowers, P. Chapman, D. Chaires, J. Hill. Second row- A. McKnight, R. Matthews, 0. Boyd, L. Floyd, D. Hance, M. Truman, S. Rickards, C. Thompson, C. Scott. Third row- T. Adkins, C. Wathen. King- J. Spiers Queen-V. Thompson Eighth Grade- Miss Miller First row- M. H. Bragdon, D. Dyer, H. Brannon, • Knowles, P. Gray, B, Treadwell, Second row- L, McMillan, J. Brown, N. K. Barfield, C. Chason, A. Bryant, J Hibbard. Third row- E. Carroll, J. Layton, F. McMillan, Miss Miller, H. Howard R, Kendrick. ft.ing- R. Knowles Queen R. McKiseack 1 jrr I______________ . Eighth Grade- Miss Calhoun First row- W. Putnal, G. West, D. Valentine, C. Wood, H. Wat-rous, N. Putnal, L. Tucker. Second row- R. Solomon, H. Papado-poulous, B. Treadwell, L. Messer, Mallet, C. Smith. Third ro “ J. Roberts, F. Messer, D. Mock, Miss Calhoun. Fourth row- L. Mallet, W. Pope, A. J. Taylor. HMF� ' - m -• — — • - Grade Seven- Miss Matthews and Miss Metcalf First row- E. Branch, J. Thompson, J. I, Chaires, V. Thompson, F. Hayes, F. Grice, J Graham, J. Menius, E. Messer, B. McCarty W. Messer, Second row- K. Anderson, B. Gray, B, Rickards, M. Norton, B, Millender, E. F. Tucker, 0. Winchester, B. Golden, J. W, Bouington, J, Hibbard. Third row- to. Attaway, S'. Shiver, Miss Metcalf, H. Moore, B. Duval, B. McCarty, H. Hand, L. Scott L. J. Tucker, Miss Matthews, C. Hall, A. Rucker. King- V. Thompson Queen- F. Grice Elementary Teachers First row- Miss Verna Rister, Miss Carolyn Ussery, Miss Jean Rainer. Second row- Mrs. Addle Bird, Miss Mary Ann Bolton, Mrs. Dorotny schmidt. Third row- Mrs. Mayme Hansen, Miss Clora Fitzgerald. Mrs. Frances Stanton. Sixth Grade- Mrs. Addle Bird First row- j. Papadopouloe, W. Bryant, T. Thampson, R. Putnal, A. L. Williamson, 0. Sanborn, L, Lindsey, J. Hall, L. Layton. Second row- B. McKnight, E. Brown, H. Taylor, E. Matthews, F. Putnal, A. McDaniels, A. Knowles, V. Matthews. Third row- V. McMillan, m. Haynes, B. Endfinger, B.- J. Rountree, P. Jackson, E. Moore, H. Flemings. Fourth row- C. Webb, T. Tucker, M. Creamer, I. Robison, V. Butler, 0. Messer, V. Shiver. Aing- H o Flemings Queen- A. Knowles Fifth Grade- Miss Jean Rainer First row- L. Smith, E. Branch, L. Dearinger, H. Thompson, G. Andrews, J. Leavens, W. Laramore, B. L. Barfield, B. J. Barber, Second row- S. Walden, B. Brown, J. McKnight, M. Kilbourn, J. Millender, E. Branch, C. Cook. Third row-J. Nixon, E. Barfield, B. R. Massey, A. Welch, B. Hibbard, B. Flowers, E. Grimm, V. Skelton. Fourth Grade- Mrs. W. Schmidt First row- S. Knight, R. L. Smith, B. Flowers, W. Mock, T. J. Massey E. Miller, J, Y. Mayo. Second row- J. Layton, E. Chap-pelle, G. R. Millender B. Allen, C. Moore, I. Murray, E. Jack-son, J. Sauberan. Third row- F. Shiver, C. McMath, P. McCarty, hi. Thomas, H. Haynes, P. Wathen, E. Hunt. Fourth row-J. Allen, W R. Kendrick, J. Mathes, R. Sanborn. King- P. Kilbourn Queen- M. Fleming Third-Fourth Grade-Miss Clora Fitzgerald First row- B. Little, V. Lord, F. Carroll, B, McKissack, C. Thompson, H. Jones, B. Messer, J, Endfinger, T. Morris, M, Crum. Second row- E. Williams, V. Williams, S. Chason, K« Moore, B. L. Winchester, B. Messer, L. Evans, V. Williams, Y. Carroll, R. West, R. Duval. Third row- Q. Messer, E. Moore, C. Ard, A. Rountree, R. Graham, M. Moore, R. Murray, J. Bradford. R. Graham, king. P. Duval, queen. Third Grade-Mrs. Mayme Hansen First row- J. Hickman, G. Creamer, H. Smith, W. Golden, J. Price, E. Smith, C. Parker, S. Madsen, E. Smith. Second row- L. Millender, J. Butler, R. Flowers, R. Messer, D. Butler, J. Treadwell, B. Undutch, J. A. Barber. Third row- R. Nichols, F. Mathes, H. Sanborn, H. Lindsey, P. Creasman, F. Murray, M. Glisson. Fourth row- K. Getchell, J. Kelly, G. Frost, M. Grenz 0. Chambers, S. Beasley, B. Hancock, J. Putnal. B. Welch, king. B. White, queen. Second Grade-Miss Carolyn Ussery First row- B. J. Taylor, E. M. Carroll, L. Lindsey, J. O’Neal, B. F, Crum, N. Corley, T. Andrews, J. Crum, H. Bryant. Second row- M. Chappell, E. Hicks, A. Cumbie, S. Sarvis, N. Butler, F. Hickman, K. Day, D. Crum. Third row- B. Kersey, E. Corley, I. Tucker, W. Rathfield, V. Chitman, L. M. Boatwright, J. Howard, E. Knowles, C. Blankenship, B. Burns. B. Burns, king. J. McKnight, queen. Second Grade-Mrs. Frances Stanton First row- B. Thompson, M. Meinus, B. Rickards, F. Bryant, E. Getchell, J Small, J. D. Bragdon, E. Millender, G, Millender, A. King, W. Putnal, M. Odom. Second row- T. Layton, D. Parrott G. Whaley, M. Sanborn, S. Winchester, E. Justiss, C. Cook, A. Shivers, J. Henderson, H. Hibbard. Third row- E. Shivers, J.o L. Rickards, A. L. Messer, M. Kaprelian, D. Thompson, M. Moore, P. Massey, R. Hall. E. Getchell, king. J. Small, queen. First Grade-Miss Mary Ann Bolton First row- L. R. Langley, E. Talley, B. Mlllender, G. Cumbie, M. Carroll, L. N. Shiver, J. McMillan, H. Mock, D. Shiver,. Second row- J. Jetton, R. S. Barfield, P. Massey, D. Miller, M. J.McDaniel. Third row- A. Rickards, C. Garman, K. Murray, C. Mill-ender, M. Williams, visitor, J. M. Rodgers, D. Thompson. Fourth row- L. Mathi3, N. Chambers, M. Mayo, B. J. Chason, S. Barfield, B. Treadwell. Center- E. Glenn, king. M. Littleton, queen. First Grade-Miss Verna Rister First row- G. Chaires, F. Butler, T. Hedden, S. Blankenship, D. Barfield, C. Daniels, J. Parker, S. Crum. Second row- P. Martin, D. Whit ton, S. Welch, Nixon, D. Sasser, E. Rountree, S. Johnson, L. Smith, A. Sargent, hird row- C. Butler, F. Creamer, B. J. Tucker, J. P. Barber, M. L. Jackson, T. Larsen, S. Sarrow, M. H. Henderson, S. Kaprelian, J. King, E. Smith. Center, J. Spiers, king. J. Madsen, queen. ■M Our 1944 season can be called successful, not only from the scores on the won and lost column, but also in terms of exciting and w n played games. Leslie Cannady, Captain of the team, probably olalms the honor of being the fastest runner on the team and nearly broke his neck several times with his mad dashes and cartwheels Eddie McKnlght, Co-oaptaln, lost for ole' C H S one front-tooth during one of his vicious tackles as our left half baok Tho the smallest man on the team, David Grove has a reputation as the little giant Rodney Robison played a steady, dependable game as left end Ray Solomon was like a stone wall on defense Robert McKnlght played a bang-up game at center and was In there fighting every minute. Bill Wathen played good football and shows promise of developing Into a mean oenter Hawk played heads up football In every game that he was In Charles Soott, with more experience, will be a good half back to have around Credit for the team la due to Coach J. G. Tharp, who have untiringly time and energy to build up the team. BASKETBALL GBOROB OLIVER He played an all around game In practically every game of the season. He was a very good defensive player and was best as oenter guard ROBERT MCKNIGHT Beoause of his build, as well as his guarding was one of the most valuable men on the team ability. Bobble EDWARD MCKNIGHT Eddie has an eye for the basket and this gives him the of being high point man for the year honor RAY SOLOMON One of the fastest players on the team, Ray was a good floor man and always played a very fine offensive game. Captain Ray. RODNEY ROBISON Dependable and unselfish. In team work, Rodney was outstanding as oenter forward. BILL WATHEN One of the best defensive players. Bill always lionised the line and was never afraid to go after the ball regardless of obstacles DAVID GROVE David made up in fight what he lacked In else and played brilliantly as a guard In every game Front-L Taylor, J McMath, L, Cannady, R, Soloman, D. Grove, J, Spelrs. Back- B. Wathen, R. Robison, C. Wathen, R McKnight, E. McKnight. Manager Owen Boyd Coach Tharp Front- G. Oliver, D. Grove, R. Soloman Back- R. McKnight, R. Robison, B. Wathen Coach Tharp Cheerleaders Vemiece Jones, Kitty Chaires, Nell Crum, Betty Grove. Sponsor- Miss Martha Metcalf. Girls Basketball First row- Elizabeth Carroll, Vivian Thompson, Vemiece Jones, Onieda Scott, Marie Jones. Second row, Betty Burns, Anne McKnight. Third row- JoAnn Ferguson, Kitty Chaires, Dessie Putnal, Cly-del Chason. Carrabelle High School Band First row- R. Robison, A. McKnight, D. Hance, C, Wathen, B. Wa'th-en, R. Solomon, C, Chason. Second row- D. Chaires, C. Thompson, V. Thompson, H. Papadopoulous, T. Tucker, G. Roberts, J. Chaires, J. Brown. Third row- I. Robison, D. Tucker, P. Jackson, A. Witherspoon, C. Wood, L. Floyd, B. Welch, C. Ard. Fourth row- K. Chaires, J. Spiers, R. McKissaclr, L. Cannady, L. Taylor, 0. Winchester, D. Ferguson, D. Grove, B. Grove, R. Solomon. Standing R. McKnight, E. McKnight, T. Adkins, W. D. Tallman. Photography Club First row- Ann Witherspoon, George Oliver, Thelma Tucker, W. D. Tallman. Second row- Edward McKnight, Helen Watrous, Kathleen Chaires. Third row- Harry Papadopoulous, N. R. Rowell, Gene Roberts, David Grove, Ted Adkins Paul Chapman,Eva Papadopoulous Betty Grove Beta Club First row- Ann Witherspoon, Kathleen Chalres. Second row- James Spiers, Thelma Tucker, Mrs. Grace O’Neal, Anne McKnight, P. Chapman. Third row- Dattie Tucker, JoAnn Ferguson, Betty Burns. Home Economics Club First row- Nell Crum, Martha Truman, Eva Papadopoulous, Elizabeth Carroll, Etta Mae Segree, Joyce Tucker. Second row- Lucille Flowers, Mary Helen Bragdon, Marian Pope, Frances McMillan, Sharron Rickards, Miss Maida Matthews (Sponsor), Vivian Thompson. aper Hell Crum, Winoca Putnal, Joan Graham, Kitty Chaires, Verniece Jones, Thelma Tucker, Ann Witherspoon, Martha Truman, Lucille Flowers. Sponsors: Miss Martha Metcalf and Miss wary Calhoun. c xnjOAudulidwn CARRABELLE, FLA IjCHA In CARRBLLLE FLA. Osiiipixnneniiy' cj CARRABELLE FLA. WMJHk c rripkvne7iU of THUS SEiFOOD cai rabelle,fl . 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