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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

CHS ALMA MATER On the cities western border Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward Ever be our motto Conquer and Prevail, Hail to thee our Alma Mater Hail Carrabelle, all hail! SCHOOL tarpon Of t ANNUAL SIAFP Editor-in-Chief..........................................RUTH MURRAY Assistant Editor----------------------------------------SARAH LOLLEY Business and Advertising Manager---------------------------------BECKY JETTON Classes Editor.........................................DEANNA REGISTER Sports Editor.......................................... NANCY STINER Organizations Editor----------------------------------------------FRED BUTLER Activities Editor....................................KATHY CLEMMONS Sponsored by - STOUTAMIRE MOTOR SALES FOREWORD Editor Assistant Editor RUTH MURRAY SARAH FRANCES LOLLEY The 1963 Tarpon represents the close of another chapter in the history of Carrabelle High School. This publication has been a challenge to us, but in it we hope you will find warm happy memories of classmates, teachers, activities, and events that were part of school life at Carrabelle High in 1962-63. We sincerely hope that you will treasure this book and the many beautiful memories which it holds. We truly appreciate the help of each and everyone who made this publication possible. God bless you and may you always keep your chin up and work towards a better life. Editor and Assistant Editor Excitement takes place here: Basketball -Dances - Physical Ed. - We, the class of '63, dedicate our annual to our beloved Uncle John to show in small measure our appreciation of his efforts in our behalf. His patience, good-humor, and understanding have been untiring. Truly he is one of whom we can say: Our friend given by God in mercy and in love; Our counsellor, our comforter, and guide; Our joy in grief, our second bliss in joy; Companion of our young desires; in doubt Our oracle; our wings in high pursuit. t! c° ... « ” , .� Y C-• ■ %-- .rs ' D ufNfsn moN ”1 am not a teacher: only a fellow-traveller of whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead - ahead of myself as well as of you. ” Shaw SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY Mr. Curtis Mclean - County Supt. of Schools Mr. C. Ernest Gay Mr. Jack Taylor Mr. Paul M. Wasmund Mr. Milton Houseman Mr. Audie Scott Benjamin Disraeli once said, A precedent embalms a principle.” In every generation there are those who, while not shunning precedent, are motivated more by the needs of theirs and succeeding generations. Our history as a nation assures us that every progressive movement has been inspired by men and women whose self-interest was spurned in favor of the greater interest of humanity. These people echo the words of St. Augustine who said, In doing what we ought, we deserve no praise because it is our duty. MR. MAX WATERS Principal MR. BYRON McKISSACK Asst. Principal Guidance Counselor MRS. RUTH LARSEN Secretary FACULTY MR. MAX ALLEN Business Manager MR. J. UpCHURCH Physical Ed. MISS BILLIE POSTON Physical Ed. MR. KENNTH POTTER Band MR. J. B. McKISSACK Social Studies MRS. H. MERRIWETHER Home Ec. MR. WAYNE HENRY English MR. GEORGE JENSEN Shop MISS MARGARET YOUNG Librarian MR. OWEN WOOD YARD Mathematics ££NfOR£ SHERRYL RUTH MURRAY Cheerleader 2, 3 Student Council 1 Student Council Sec. 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Beta Club Sec. 3, 4 Homecoming Court 2 Junior Play 3 Halloween Play 4 Glee Club 1 Powder-Puff F. B. 3,4 Class Sec. 1, 2, 3 Class Pres. 3 Crisco Award 4 WINFRED LANGLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Halloween Play 4 Sports Club 1 Band 2, 3 4-H Club 2 DEANNA REGISTER Drill Team 1 Arts and Crafts 1 Class Editor 4 Senior Prom Program 2 Junior Play 3 Glee Club 1 Powder-Puff F. B. 3,.4 Paper Staff 3 BUFORD BRAXTON Basketball Baseball 4 Homecoming Escort 4 Sports Club 1 Arts and Crafts 2 Reading Club 2 Library Club 2 Football 1 Senior Play 4 MARY HILL Halloween Play 4 Student Council 4 Calendar Girl 3 F. H. A. 1, 3,4 Miss October 3 Class Sec. 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Girls State 3 McCall Fashion Award 4 Jr. and Sr. Prom Program 2 GARY BEEBE Junior Play 3 Baseball 2, 4 4-H 1 Junior F. B. 3 Arts and Crafts Club 2 Sports Club 2 Band 3 Track 3 Science Club 2 Sr. Play 4 NANCY STINER Homecoming Queen 4 Cheerleader 4 Calendar Girl 3 Sports Club 1, 2, 3 4-H Club 1,2. 3 Class Sec. 2 F. H. A. Sec. 4 F. H. A. 1,2,3 Tumbling Team 2 Science Club 1 Powder-Puff F. B. 3, 4 JEP SMITH A.V.C. F.B. Team 3.4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 4-H Club 1,2, 3 F. H. A. Sweetheart 4 Arts and Crafts 1, 2 Citizenship 1 - KATHIJ. CLOMMONS Cheerleader 4 Holloween Play 4 Powder-Puff F. B. 3, 4 Mulleteer Staff 3 Drum Majorette 3 Junior Play 3 F.H.A. 3,4 Unregulated 2 Jr. and Sr, Prom Pro, 2 - 1 JOHN R. BLOMQUIST Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 1 Class Pres. 4 Class Parliamentarian 3 Powder-Puff F.B. Cheerleader 3 Junior Play 3 Holloween Play 4 Arts and Crafts Club 1 BECKY JETTON Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. Pres. 4 Class Pres. 1, 2 Class Vice Pres. 3 Homecoming Court 1 Glee Club 1 Sports Club 2 Junior Play 3 October Contestant 2 Powder-Puff F. B. 3,4 Girls State 3 Jr. and Sr. Prom Program 2 LEVON CLARK Jr. Football 1 Band 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 3 4-H 1 Prom Program 2 SARAH F. LOLLEY Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4 Homecoming Queen 2 Class Reporter 1 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Treasurer 4 Beta Pres. 4 Beta Reporter 2 Beta Club 2, 3,4 Junior Play 3 Sports Club 1 Calender Girl 3 Powder Puff FB 4 Tumbling Team 1 LARRY ALLIGOOD Football 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Sports Club 1 4-H 1,2,3 Track 1,3 Science Club 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Junior Play 3 MARIE WALKER 4-H 1,2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1 Arts and Crafts 1 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 3 Paper Staff 3 FRED BUTLER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 4 Sr. Vice Pres. 4 Halloween Play 4 Arts and Crafts Club 1 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3 Track 3 SENIOR DANIELS SEAFOOD .JUNIORS Ann Bloodworth Kathy Borders Marion Brodie PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Grace Massey Janice Millender c Marty Hand Alice Hicks Eddie Johnson Jesse Patmore Edmond Ryals Ruth Smith Charles Pierce Jimmy Rickards Theron Mock Steve Watson Dana Holton Melvin Johnson Lillie Kent IhamiltoU J E E E E K SON IN r O W E K ’i'h ' li .tth Sirutrxlf at' il$ r. 'i. r.,! t i i i i K ; now i:ks Sandra Anderson Zonie Aplin Katherine Black Edward Branch Wayne Branch Jerry W. Fears Annette Glass Inez Glass Helen Golden May me Grey Jerry Lolley Jim Hawkins Sandra Lominax Gracie Mayo Diane Mauney Lillie Moore Cliff Millender Ronald Pumphrey Jeannie Smith Lynda Stiner Thelma Varner Diane Walden Frances Walker Margie Walker JUNIOR WOW PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Jeannie Shiver Larry Shiver Marguerite Smith Clem my Thompson Jerry Walker Randy Williams Charlotte Windsor Abtent when picture were made Josephine Aplin Tommy Chambers Mary Chambers Shannon Brannon Bill Brannon Jimmy Akers Lorine Benson Barney Worthy Ethel Walker Geraldene Todd Steve Shiver Carlos Russel Lavonne Richards Karen Mock Glenda Millender Gale Millender George Langely Wayne Hicks Carolyn Golden David Gilbert Mary Branch Sherry Brannon Wayne Branch John Brown Bruce Carroll Donald Clark Jerry Carroll Frankie Crosby Ronald Crum Linda Dearinger Edward Dalton Betty Dingier Terry Faircloth Voncile Haddock Harry Grey Reedy Holton Larry Hatfield Ridgee Jones Gary Herndon Martha Langley John Littleton Nita Millender Janice Lominec Pat Moore Richard Musgrove Allen Shiver Larry Segree Karen Stubbs Joe Todd Alice Winchester Michael Varnes Warren Wordwell Kansas Bryant Jo Ann Butler Mathew Butler Woodrow Butler Odis Cain Otis Cain Curtis Carroll James Creamer Billy Evans Esther Evans James Fears Ardell Jarmin Cheryl Millender Donna Ruth Mock Joe E. Roberts Lois Sanders Robert Sanders Archie Smith Bobby Stiner Wendell Walden Chris Stokes Cherry Todd Annette Tindell Charlene Walden UEfiABN1AGY MISS MYRA CASEY 6tf] MRS. MAGGIE HIGH 3rd MR. SHULTZ 6th MRS. PITT MATTAIR 3rd MRS. MAYME HANSEN 51k MRS. ANN J. CONWAY 1st REV. PATRICK 5th VIRGINIA CLOWER 1st REV. JACK SPIERS 4th MRS. WATTS 2nd MISS BILLIE PILLION 4th MRS. BETTY MATTAIR 2nd Revena Boatwright Craig Branch Sara Brannan Larry Bruce Joyce Chambers Joy Cook Sarah Daniels Verdell Haddock Mary Hewett Alrgail Kelly Christine Mayfield Keith Mock Sandra McQuagge Marsha Millender Patricia Patmore Kathy Polous Earl Putnal Diane Ranallo Doris Shiver Janlyn Wetherspoon I Ronald Beavers Cleo Benson Jeanette Creamer Linda Dingier Thomas Glass Owen Golden Pleas Messer Tessie Millender Helen Owens Mike Bell Sharon Boatwright a i 1 Dtr A 4 J rkk 7Ji'V Leonard Brannon Lavon Chandler Nancy Conway Mary Ann Cumbie Donnie Fears Ronnie Gilbert r mrt Ann Golden Deborah Hicks 5 -, 0'a Donald Mock Marcel Moore Paul Pumphrey Freddie Segree Mark James Alex Lolley Jennie Lou Minchew 5;a ; Peggy Stewart Carolyn Taylor Dennis Taylor 5th Connie Thompson Donnie Walker Gillian Wotherspoon Fletcher Bryan Larry Bryant I?!, a mr5! . ■■■■ r r A m Danny Creamer Doug Creamer Louise Creamer James Duval Charlene Golden Luther Hatfield Margaret Hicks Barbara Johnson •Jr Ronnie Jordan Lewis Lolley Randall Mathis Gerald Messer Preston Millender Winnie S. Minshew Ronald Mock Geraldine O'Sullivan Aileen Polous Cecelia Raffield Mary L. Roberts Tarzan Shiver Ronald Smith Marilyn Taylor Doris Walker Kathy Barfield Gloria Butler Brooks Bryan Catherine Carroll Pamela Cavanaugh Steven Cook Earl Creamer Sandra Crum Patty Dingier Ernestine Gay Carlton Goodson Wayne Hewitt Beth Holton David Jackson Melba Lominec Melinda Miller Vance Millender Jackie Moore Wayne Neel Jimmy Register George Sands Debbie Santoya Aileen Scott Robbie Stevens Ellen Taylor Shirley Toler Willie Winsor Ann Aplin Bryan Brett Linda Bryant Michael Cain Harriet Carroll Viola Creamer Randy Crum Rachel Evans Frances Hawking Dale Herndon Elaine Hewitt Cynthia Lollie Wade Marks Rebecca Massey Debrah Mathis Janice Messer Eddie Moore Rockey Moore Glenn Richardson Louise Richards Miranda Richardson Becky Shiver Sheila Shiver Jimmy Simmons Lou Ann Smith Jimmy Lee Smith Carlis Stephens Sue Tucker Doris Barber Connie Brand Donald Carroll Chester Creamer Cindy Conway Evelyn Crum Phyllis Jackson Terry Jarman John Kent Sue Marcum Larry Millender Michael Millender Carolyn Mitchell Letha Mock Wayne Mock Dawn Patmore David Rickards Cynthia Santoya Rebecca Spiers Joel Walker Carrie Hatfield Liena Hatfield Cynthia Moore Linda Morris Ruthie Rodgers Darlene Shiver June Shiver Rhonda Walker Darlene Walton Bert Worthy Clifton Tin dell Albert Smith Ronnie Segree Donnie Segree Timothy Raffield Keith Millender Gary Millender Anthony Millender John Mayfield Wayne Lollie Norman Freeman Dennis Flowers David Daniels James Creamer Jerry Boatwright Phylis Boatwright Gary Brett Patty Buchanan Debra Bruce Mitchel Cane Angela Creamer Baney Creamer Donnie Daniel Barbara Dingier Betty Golden Albert Goodson Cheryle Kendrick Jo Ann Lolley Rush Marcum Mike Marlowe Margie Mayfield Willie McQuagg Bill Miller Robert Millender Susan Millender James Shiver Patty Smith Catherine Tucker Clara Walden Dermis Walden Barry Wingate Karen Aikens Linda Barfield Terry Brannon Neil Braswell Earl Bryan Charles Carroll Margaret Creamer Debbie Flowers Prentice Crum Leslie Lemieux Rebecca Lolley Tommy Lolley Deborah Lominec Yvonne Massey Bruce Millender Jerry Minshew Ricky Murray Bertie Posten Jim Posten Deene Riley James Shiver Danny Sturgis Warren Turner Donna Vaardohl Tommy Whiddon Phillip Hewett Ray Polous Mitchell Lemieux Michael Harless Gary Creamer Sandra Hall David Cavanaugh Cheryl Moore Donald Barber ' ( - cl ) nv AM Hi •— in James Putnal David Ard Kimble Allen Ronald Taylor Donald Taylor Charlotte Branch Elizabeth Cullison f) r - w Dale Taylor Pamela Dulin Anita McKenzie Teresa Brown Sherry Massey Janet Bryant Ann Tucker 0 . t ti f r - - ' Winnie Tucker Kathleen Barber w m Chuck Bam burg James Brannan Pam Carroll Polly Cavanaugh Hubert Chipman On a Creamer Terry Creamer John L. Glass Terry Harris Melinda James Bruce Keith Wanda Marlowe Linnie Mathis Barbara Millender Charles Millender Chris Moates Gene Murray Jannie Richards Jennie Richards Margaret Roberts Angeline Shiver Brian Shiver Bobby Smith Robin Smith VAR tTY FOOTBALL Sponsored by - DANIELS SEAFOOD FRED BUTLER Left Halfback STEVE WATSON Center . JOHN BLOMQUIST Quarterback Co-Captain ERNIE BRYAN THERON MOCK Left Halfback End JEP SMITH Guard Captain JESSE PATMORE EDDIE JOHNSON Tackle End PAUL THOMPSON Tackle WINFRED LANGLEY Right Halfback JOHN HANCE Fullback CHARLES PIERCE “Guard DANA HOLTON End HERBERT DAVIS Right Halfback MIKE SPIERS CLIFF MILLENDER Tackle Right Halfback JOHN SHULTZ FRANK SMITH Left Halfback Quarterback EARL McANALLY Right Tackle RONNIE PUMPHREY End WAYNE BRANCH Guard STEVE WATSON Guard FRED BUTLER Guard JEP SMITH WINFRED LANGLEY Forward” Guard CAPTAIN JOHN BLOMQUIST Forward JESSE PATMORE THERON MOCK Forward Guard EDDIE JOHNSON Forward BUFORD BRAXTON Forward ERNIE BRYAN Guard VARSflV BASEBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right - Blomquist, Brannon, Millender, Bryan, Langley, Mock, Coach Upchurch, Fears, SECOND ROW - Shultz, McAnally, Smith, Pierce, Pumphrey, Butler, Hand, THIRD ROW - Smith, Thompson, Bray, Beebe i . ... 90 B IM|| tl II UltiM Slliiii ',!!!!!Jj E T C” 7 BAMBASKETBALL JUNIOR- FOOTBALL POU DER -FUFP FOOTBALL CWEERL6ADER6 KATHY CLEMMONS NANCY STINER RUTH SMITH C.W.£. BAND MR. KENNETH POTTER Instructor STUDENT COUNCIL F.T4A SAF0Y Ransot. QBNIO BRA CLUB BOV€’ CEMO 4-U RL£' CEMCfc 4-W ftp 'WlNnC ftp 'zioiNnC .s oa amo )Aaa oiNrf FLOWERS RED WHITE A vtsrrro h«aah NANCY STINER COURT LILLIE MOORE 9th RUTH SMITH 11th LINDA CARROL 10th MR- AND UICC C.W.S. JOHN BLOMQUIST SARAH LOLLEY UIGU SCHOOL RAVOBfTES TENTH GRADE NINTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE TWELFTH GRADE Ruth Smith Jesse Patmore Sponsored by - FLOWERS RED WHITE Ruth Murray Jep Smith SEN (OR CLASS EAVORHES BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME Becky Jetton Winfred Langley CUTEST GIRL AND BOY Kathy Clemmons Gary Beebe FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE NEATEST Nancy Stiner Nancy Stiner Jep Smith Fred Butler Sponsored by - FLOWERS RED WHITE SENIOR, OASS RAVORJTES COURTEOUS WITTY Mary Hill Larry Alligood Deanna Register Gary Beebe ATHLETIC AMBITIOUS Deanna Register Fred Butler Marie Walker Buford Braxton Sponsored by - DANIEL BROS. SEAFOOD SENIOR OASS FAVORITES POPULAR DEPENDABLE I Ruth Murray Winfred Langley Kathy Clemmons Le Von Clark FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sarah Lolley Mary Hill Buford Braxton John Blomquist Sponsored by - DANIEL BROS. SEAFOOD CLASS PRjOPWECV As the smoke cleared from the earth's only nuclear war, I felt the strange sensation that I was alive. As I organized my muddled thoughts, I realized that I had remained to see the aftermath of the holocaust. Finally I got to my feet w-ondering if I could face the threat of possible death to radioactivity. The red-tinted fallout particles began to float in a mist like neon signs on a foggy night in my home town. My attention turned to my C'belle High School ring which seemed to be putting out a shield as if it were protecting me from the awful death of radioactivity. Suddenly I realized that my ring was protecting me and that somewhere my former classmates must be alive, too. In my desolation I began to run wildly through the fog andfnist. Out of the skies two brilliant rays bounced off my ring, and I halted to gaze at a small flying cup which landed beside me. Lo and behold, out walked three of the most stunning men I’ve ever seen. When they removed their walnut-looking fish bowls, I saw Winkie, Gary, and Buford. They insisted that I leave with them. Floating away in the flying cup, they explained that they had joined the air force after graduation and had been captured by the friendly inhabitants of Mortaleum, a planet on the outskirts of the plantoid, Atlantis. Since then Winkie had become Pres, of their society, and Gary was now the ever mongering captain of Mortaleum, and Brax was the genius who translated Mortaleum into English. We sailed across the sky for hours seeing nothing except death and destruction. My eyes were clouded with nostalgic thoughts as we landed in what was once the Green Bay Packers stadium. As we looked more closely, we saw a lone figure standing on the goal line clutching a battered pigskin. Little Jep explained that he was busy combing his hair before the game with the Bears, and the entire world seemed to collapse. Jep joined us as Winkie grinned his kitten-like smile, Gary wiggled his sexy ears, and Brax winked as he turned on the television phone. Almost immediately Johnny Rube and Ruth appeared seated on Strontiums ninety thrones with pluntonium jewels embedded in their purple plastic clothes. They said that they had figured it out in Uncle John's chem. class and had rubbed highly powered green krypton on the sets of our rings. They are the Duke and Duchess of Atlantis, and they felt certain our classmates were alive somewhere. They faded off the screen as Winkie informed us that we would stop at the next outerspace cup station to refill. We soon pulled up to a handsome satellite on the milky way. Bouncing out in a frayed space suit, Fred greeted all of us. He had been running the space station since the disappearance of cars in 1990. He grinned shyly as he told us of his recent discovery. He accidentally found that distilled Gulf water made excellent fuel for flying cups. He invited us into his completely solar heated and cooled home, and we were astounded to see Nancy. She was sitting at the controls of an automatic baby sitter. As she pushed buttons, doors slid open and seventeen children were sent sliding to their seats by conveyer belts. I'll never forget how pleased she looked as she put tender loving care into each button she punched. Our tank filled, we soared toward earth again. We decided to take a closer look at St. George's Is. We approached the island and down below Brax spotted a small object. We saw Deanna in a mink polka dot bikini soaking up the sun on a small raft made of missile war heads. By her side was a man whose build closely resembled Mr. Universe. It seemed that Deanna had found this beautifully bodied man wandering through East Point and he had lost his memory. To help him she built her little raft and took off with him. Slowly the creature began to speak and said, I am the great LeVon Clark. I left Carrabelle, took a Charles Atlas course, have been playing ball with the Celtics, and an evil witch from the boondocks of La. put a hex on me for making 900 points in one season and said it would last until the sky turned pink, and now it is, so I'm o. k. As we flew over outer Mongolia, the radar began to pop, and crackle. We settled on-a snow capped peak of a small mountain. We alighted from the cup and we trudged across the pink snow toward four objects. Four women in Peace Corps uniforms were sitting in a circle. Marie, Sarah, Kathy, and Mary called to us. We greeted them as Sarah told us of her book Modern Living for the Twentieth Century Girl. She had joined the Peace Corps with Kathy who just divorced her fourth husband. Mary told us that she had taken seven world cruises and became bored, so she had gone overboard and swam to Greece where she had met Marie polishing statues on Crete. Mary and Marie joined the Corps after finishing all of the statues on the island. After they met in Tibet, they decided that people were too obnoxious to even talk to, so they began having big snowball fights one after another for several weeks. They refused to leave with us, so we left them still laughing. Then the earth turned black. I've told this story several times, now, and no one seems to believe me. I'll let you judge for yourself as they wrap me in my white, long armed, radium, jacket, adjust the buckles, place me on the green fabric stretcher, and take me down the long hallway lit with orange neon to my exile on the planet Juliver. Guess my blonde hair will turn purple out there in space where ammonia envelopes the planets, who cares, the only people still living are my classmates and our faithful doctor - I believe his name is UNCLE JOHN. ClASS U riL We, the Senior Class of Carrabelle High School, in this year of 1963, do hereby, make this our last will and testament. I, Buford Braxton, will my ability to play basketball to Marty. I, Kathy Clemmons, will to Ruth Smith my beautiful naturally curly, and naturally blonde hair. Also, my talent to work Physics without any help. I, Jep Smith, will my great intelligence to pass shop under Mr. Jenson to Marty and Paul, and also my ability to get along with all teachers to Ernie. I, Mary Hill, will to Marion my flare for getting into trouble. I, Gary Beebe, will my tease comb and all my good looks to Eddie and my athletic abilities to Paul. I, Nancy Stiner, do hereby will my figure to Kathy, in hopes it will get her as far as it has me. And I especially will my ability to WHISTLE to the entire Junior Class, 'cause I don't want to disappoint anybody. I, Fred Butler, hereby, therefore, and all that Jazz will my ability to pass World Geography to Edmond, for heaven knows, he needs it. All my athletic ability to Jimmy for he needs it more than I do. I, Marie Walker, will to Robbie my ability to find my way to Apalachicola - in hopes that she won't get lost. I, John Reuben Blomquist, will my great cheerleading ability to Jesse DeWayne Patmore, in hopes that in next year's Powder-Puff Football game he may make captain. I, Ruth Murray, will my outstanding ability to play football to Ann Maria Blood-worth, in hopes that some day she may become an All-American. I, Winfred Langley, will my talent to play sports to Ernie, and Theron, and my eyebrow pencil to Alice and Nancy. I, Deanna Register, will my ability to be a homemaker and ability to get along with my Big Buddy to Nancy. I, Becky Jetton, will my Jamaican Accent, Passion-berry blonde hair, and my ability to be called to the office at least once a week to Vanci. I, Levon Clark, will my height and the ability to play basketball to Marty for he is badly in need of something. I, Sarah Lolley, will my Big mouth to Janice in hopes she'll use it for cheerleading, also my position as quarterback in football in hopes she'll make the touchdowns that I didn't. To Lisa I will my chance of being able to make a will. Witness CAMPBELL’S APALACH DRUG STORE 5 10 Prescription's Our Specialty The Store of Values Port St. Joe, Apalachicola, Florida Florida Congratulations Courtesy to the Class of of 1963 CARP’S DEPT. STORE ST. JOE MOTOR COMPANY Port St. Joe, Florida THAMES JEWELERS Congratulations 212 Reid Ave. to the Port St. Joe, Fla. Seniors of '63 Most Beautiful Ultra Modern Jewelry Store in the South. 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