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

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rgS: DecUcatam e, the Seniors of '54 and '55, dedicate with sincerity The Tarpon to rs. Malzie Campbell in appreciation of her service, loyalty, and work in C. H. S. for the past five years. She has been a true friend to all classes and has been not only secretary for the school but nurse, counselor, and many other things. Words cannot express what we feel, but we know the spirit of Mai will always remain with us in all that we do. This page sponsored by ST. JOE PAPER COMPANY St. Joe, Florida 3

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 4cC Hi U4 l£lttO t Across the Desk From the earliest days of graduation, time has always been where you as graduate candidates have stood alone- for a moment and wondered if it is true that you are actually graduating. The path which you have climbed has notalways beeneasy. The sacrifices you have made and the decisions --hard at times and easy at others --combine at this time to give you the sensation of achievement--the thrill that for most of the graduates will come only once in a lifetime Some few others will go on to higher achievements, but none will ever mean as much to you as this first mutually satisfying goal. While here studying, you have been consciously and unconsciously learning three main topics which will, when properly utilized make your lives highly satisfactory or unsatisfactory, primarily due to the many ways in which Sportsmanship, Ethics, and Basic Knowledge are related together. The ones of you who have learned this and are graduating are to be congratulated. As you go toward your life's goal, be ever mindful of the ones who have helped you to find and follow the path through school days, always live so that you are worthy to be called a graduate of Carrabelle High. While you become members of the community in which you live or may move, conduct your private and public affairs in such a way that the people who have had the task in preparing you for adulthood can feel a warm glow of satisfaction. So you in the Senior Graduating Class of 1955, I bid farewell. As you travel along life's way--do not forget how to relax and to play. Henry Malcohm Dickey H. A. Larsen Edison Allen E. W. Neate SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Catherine Floyd Dr. J. A. Steely Wilburn Creamer Superintendent of Public Instruction J. C. Moore 4