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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

The graduating Class of 1965 would like to take this opportunity to thank the teachers and the staff for the interest and co-operation which they have extended to us in the past. Their sincere concern for our future well-being has filled our years at Carrabelle School with profound and lasting impressions. We hope that this publication of the Tarpon” will supply you with fond memories in the coming years. BECAUSE WE ARE GRATEFUL WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK, MRS. RUTH HANCE We dedicate our annual to Mrs. Ruth Hance who was our homeroom teacher in the seventh and eighth grades. We owe her our thanks for helping us through those first vital years. She devoted many years of service to Carrabelle High and we are certain that others are just as grateful to her. We hope you will enjoy this annual Mrs. “Ruth”, and again we say, thank you so very much! T CONTENTS TITLE PAGE FOREWORD DEDICATION CONTENTS ANNUAL STAFF ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS FAVORITES ACTIVITIES EAST POINT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS Lilly Kent Reed Hall Darlyn Spiers Dana Holton Barbara Moates Betty Hawkins Melburn Johnson Judy Smith Linda Carroll, (not pictured). ANNUAL STAFF Darlyn Spiers Editor ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE You have completed another year of your formal education at Carra-belle High School. For the upperclassman, it will mark your entrance into the world of work or into schools to continue your formal education. For the underclassman, it is a time to evaluate your past performance and reset goals that will ultimately shape your future. The 1964-65 school year is history. How well you have “played the game” will be born out daily as you live your life. Joseph R. Worden You, the Seniors of Carrabelle High School, with your diploma soon to be placed in your hands, will be candidates for truth or candidates for smugness of completion or for the eagerness of continued learning, candidates for commencement, not finality. I hope and trust that you will continue to search for truth, that you will go forth eagerly as constructive citizens, true to your school, your country and your God. 1 trust that you will willingly admire those things which are true and beautiful and in turn make them a part of your life. Curtis McLean Superintendent MR. JOSEPH R. WORDEN Principal MRS. RUTH LARSON School Secretary MR. JAMES BRYON McKISSACK Franklin County Guidance Counselor FACULTY MBS SARAH VALENCINO Physical Education Senior Sponsor Y MISS DIANE OWENS English MISS GUENDELYN HOWELL Home Economics MR. GLEN E. GRAY History MR. RICHARD FOLSOM Band MISS MYRA CASEY English MISS MARGARET Librarian YOUNG MR, DAVID RABON Commercial COACH YOUNG Physical Education MR. GEORGE F. JENSEN Shop MISS VIRGINIA CLOWER 1st Grade MISS MARTHA LYNN HARRIS 1st Grade MRS. RUTH BRAND 1st Grade MRS. BETTY MATTAIR 2nd Grade MRS. PITT MATTAIR 3rd Grade PHOTO Not Avaihblm MR. SCHULTZ 6th Grade MARTHA BRASWELL Class Secretary 3 Homecoming Court 3 Halloween Queen Rep. 4 Calendar Girl 3,4 Majorette 3 Junior Play 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2 F.H.A. 3 Powder Puff Football 3 Pep Club 4 LINDA CARROLL Best All-Round 1,2 Citizenship Award 3 Girls State 3 Student Council Pres. 4 Student Council 2, 3 Beta Club 1,2, 3,4 Homecoming Court 2 Class Favorite 1 Junior Play 3 Calendar Girl 2 Class President 1 F.H.A. 1,2, 3.4 REED HALL Class Pres. 4 Vice Pres. 3 Student Council 4 Homecoming Escort 1,2,3 Baseball 2 Boy State 3 Dance Club 4 Junior Play 3 BETTY HAWKINS Student Council 4 Jr. Play 3 Senior Prom Program 2 Pep Club 4 Most Athletic 4 Annual Assistant Editor 4 DANA HOLTON Mr. C.H.S. 4 Boy State 3 Class Vice Pres. 4 Class Favorite 2,3 F. H.A. Sweetheart 3 Football 1,2, 3 Basketball 1 Junior Play 3 Halloween King Rep. 4 Sports Editor 4 Prom Program 2 Dance Club 4 MELBURN JOHNSON Dance Club 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 LILLY KENT Beta Club 2,3,4 4-H Club 1 Glee Club 1 Dance Club 4 Beta Club Convention 3 Band 2, 3 Newspaper Staff (Editor) 4 Annual Staff (Classes) 4 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2 Guidance Assistant 3 Jr. Play 3 Betty Crocker Award 4 BARBARA MOATES Student Council 1,2 Beta Club 1,2, 3,4 Band 2, 3 Jr. Play 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 2 Dance Club 2 Glee Club 1 Guidance Assistant 3,4 Beta Club Convention 3 Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4 Beta Club Reporter 4 Band Award 2, 3 JUDY SMITH DARLYN SPIERS Miss C. H. S. 4 Student Council 4 Class Favorite 3 F.H.A. Vice-Pres. 4 Calendar Girl 4 Powder Puff 2, 3 Prom Program 2 4-H 1,2 Dance Club 4 Annual Bus. Manager 4 F.H.A. 3.4 MIKE SPIERS Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 2 Baseball 1 Homecoming Escort 3 4-H Club 1,2 Dance Club 4 Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4 Citizenship Award 3 Student Council 2,3,4 S. C. State Convention 3 Girls State 3 F.H.A. 1,2, 3.4 Class Secretary 4 Yearbook Editor 4 Homecoming Court 1 Calendar Girl 1, 3,4 Best All-Round 3 Head Majorette 2,3,4 HENRY TINDELL Baseball 1 Football 1,2 Basketball 2 Homecoming Escort 3 Track 1,2 4-H Club 1,2 Dance Club 4 JUNIORS Shellie Rowell JUNIORS Lillie Moore John Shultz Lynda Stiner Jeannie Smith Clift Millender John Corathers A A JUNIORS Jim Hawkins Mayme Gray Wayne Rickards Harvey Bray Frances Walker Gracie Mayo Jerry Fears Kathryn Black JUNIORS Tommy Clemmons William Scott Sandra Anderson Linda Rogers Ray Taylor Edward Putnal SOPHOMORES w tfl ?o o 2 o X O c Jerry Walker Steve Norris Sandra Murry Paul Diaguila Larry Boatwright Clemmie Thompson Janice Burda Stanley Brannan Greg Creamer Alfred Johnson Wanda Millender Steve Boatwright Carolyn Golden Karen Mock Sharon Millender s o p H O M O R E S JUNIOR HIGH Wayne Branch Mike Varnes Linda Campbell Terry Faircloth Nita Millender John Littleton 9A John Brown Donald Clark Karen Stubbs Jerry Carroll 9A Gary Herndon Pam Campbell Richard Musgrove Harry Gray Janice Lominec Randy Williams Charlie Aligood Susan Massey Diane Ranallo Tessie Millender Joy Cook Linda Dearinger Mary Hewett Kathy Register Charles Golden Owen Golden Trabue Hawkins Sandra McQuagge Earl Putnal Connie Thompson 7-A Marion Britt 7-A Beverly McMillan Mark James Larry Bryant Barbara Johnson Marilyn Taylor Lynda Stearns 7-A Marcel Moore Sharon Boatwright Deborah Hicks Luther Hatfield Dennis Taylor Charlene Golden Donald Mock Junior Millender Jimmy Poston Anna Hreha Alex Lolly 7-B Margaret Hicks Winnie Sue Minshew Jinnie Lou Minshew Leonard Brannan ELEMENTARY 6th GRADE — Mr. Shultz FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Kathy Barfield Bryan Brett Ernestine Gay Robin Smith Wayne Neel Shirley Toler Carlis Stephens Patty Dingier Robbie Stephens Keith Walden Beth Holton Charles Britt Brooks Bryan Rebecca Massey George Sands Melinda Miller Susie Messer Dale Hernden Sandra Crum Aileen Scott Jerry Messer Harreit Caroll Woody Cook Frances Hawkins Jimmy Simmons Elaine Barton ROW ONE, left to right: Wayne Mock Becky Spiers John Kent Suzanne Clemmons John Mayfield Phyllis Jackson Joel Walker ROW TWO Linda Hatfield Terry Jarman Rhonda Walker Bert Worthy Carrie Hatfield David Rickards Connie Brand ROW THREE Donnie Ray Carroll Dale McMillan Russel Tousignant Caroline Mitchell Vincent Vining Evelyn Crum Randy Allen ROW FOUR Letha Mock Tony Millender Garry Millender Suzanne Clemmons Greg Yancy Ruth Rodgers Larry Millender 4th GRADE — MISS BILLY PILLION FIRST ROW, left to right: Debra Bruce Danny Sturgis Delores Barton Terry Brannon Linda Barfield ROW TWO Robbie Millender Eary Bryan Gerald Minshew Clara Walden Gary Brett ROW THREE Barbara Dingier Dennis Walden Margaret Hreha Prentice Crum Yvonne Massey ROW FOUR Bruce Millender Deene Riley Shirley McMillion Barbara Jo Carroll Bill Miller 3rd GRADE — MRS. PITT MATTIER ROW ONE, left to right: ROW TWO ROW THREE ROW FOUR Pamela Young James Brannon Elizabeth Cullison James Putnal Michael Harless Mary Barton Melinda James Teresa Brown Bruce Keith Leslie Campbell Charles Millender Denise Walker Sherry Massey Kim Allen Kathleen Barber Chris Moates ROW ONE, left to right: Vernon Thompson Bessie Bryant Danny Millender Dian McMillion Tinker Corley ROW TWO Cynthia Grey Jackie Burda Gary Martina Ginger Sanborn Herbert Messer ROW THREE ROW FOUR Karen Brown Jerry Martina John Sturgis Elaine Braswell Herbert Chipman Laurene Barwick Ronald Messer Joyce Murray Debra Wood Yvonne Barton Fred Barfield Kathy Stephens Regina Riley 1st GRADE MISS VIRGINIA CLOWERS ROW ONE, left to right: Mitzie Clemmons Joleene Putnal Pat Chriscoe Laura Guyot ROW TWO ROW THREE Rhonda Millender Debbie Brown Harry Thompson Connie Kacymarek Ernie Dingier Wanda Brown Scott Edwards Gladys Gray Mike Neel Annie Walker ROW FOUR Renee Cluth David Tucker Jane Cullison 1st GRADE — MRS. RUTH BRAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Ray Messer Ronnie Lance Maria Kyniston David Barton Johnny Millender ROW TWO Edmond Chipman Jackie Jetton Barbara Rickards Ricky Messer Roy Rodgers ROW THREE Donnie Smith David Messer Annette Estes Jim Bryan Jimmy Bruce ROW FOUR Willie Mathes James Mitchell Aleta Milex Charlie Thompson Alga Keith ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of this council is to assist the faculty and the student body. Membership is made up of students who have average grades or above and are selected by their class. It was created in 1961. OFFICERS PRESIDENT- -............................... John Shultz SECRETARY--------------------------------- - Mayme Gray TREASURER-------------------------Dianne Mauney ADVISOR........................................Mr- Gray Connie Thompson, Darlyn Spiers, John Shultz, Jim Hawkins, Janice Burda, Betty Sue Hawkins, Diane Mauney, Nita Millender, SEATED: Left to Right, Donna Ruth Mock. STANDING: Reed Hall, Steve Norris. SENIOR BETA CLUB The purpose of this organization is to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and encourage and assist its members to continue their education after school. Membership is open to Senior High students who maintain a _B average and have been selected by the faculty. OFFICERS PRESIDENT---- VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY - - - TREASURER---- ADVISOR------ - - John Shultz Wayne Rickards - Lynda Stiner -Jeannie Smith - - Miss Young SEATED: Left to right, Wayne Rickards, Lynda Stiner, John Shultz, Jeannie Smith, Miss Young. STANDING: Barbara Moates, Darlyn Spiers, Marguerite Smith, Janice Burda, Jim Hawkins, Lilly Kent, Lillie Moore, Paul Diagula, Steve Norris, Beverly Rowell. SjOtRSHlP- SEATED: Left to right, Mike Varnes, Karen Stubbs, Nita Millender, Marsha Millender. STANDING: Richard Musgrove, Terry Faircloth, Ronald Crum. JUNIOR BETA CLUB PURPOSE: To stimulate effort, reward achievement and encourage and assist its members to continue their education after High School. It was created in 1960. Membership is open to Junior High students with_B averages who are selected by the faculty. PRESIDENT---- VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY----- TREASURER---- ADVISOR------ OFFICERS - Nita Millender - - Karen Stubbs - Terry Faircloth Marsha Millender - - - Miss Young STANDING: Left to tight, Doris Walker, Beverly Rowell, Kansas Bryan, Ardell Jarman, Donna Mock, Linda Campbell, Sharon Millender, Pam Campbell, Esther Evans, Cheryl Millen-der, Janice Lorn inec, Jo Ann Butler, Ann Golden, Mary Ann Cumbie. SEATED: Deborah Hicks, Charlene Golden, Karen Mock, Jeannie Smith, Harvey Bray, Dianne Mauney, Gracie Mayo, Darlyn Spiers, Connie Thompson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PURPOSE: As members we are learning to live a more useful and satisfying life through ourF.H.A. activities. CREATED: 1961 MEMBERSHIP: Open to all interested girls. F. H.A. SWEETHEART: Harvey Bray OFFICERS PRESIDENT---- VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY---- TREASURER---- Darlyn Spiers —Judy Smith Jeannie Smith - Karen Mock LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. McKissack, Jeannie Smith, Jim Hawkins, Gracie Mayo, Wayne Rickards, Kathryn Black, Ray Taylor. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of this organization is to prepare our students as future teachers. Membership is open to all interested students. It was created in 1964. GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Moates, Gracie Mayo, Wayne Rickards, Ray Taylor, Lilly Kent. The purpose of this organization is to assist with the office work. Membership is open to all interested students. FIRST ROW: Left to right, Esther Evans, Doris Walker, Mary Ann Cumbie, Susan Massey, Lois Pierce, Connie Thompson, Barbara Johnson, Linda Stearns, Alice Winchester. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Butler, Pat Moore, Ardell Jarman, Donna Mock, Kansas Bryan, Lillie Moore, Ethel Walker, Marian Britt. LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of this organization is to assist those students who are interested in Library work. Membership is open to anyone interested in grades 7-12. It was created in 1964. CIVIL AIR PATROL The purpose of this organization is to assist in air rescue. Membership is open to anyone who is 13 years old or older. It was created on December 1, 1941, only seven days before Pearl Harbor was bombed. FIRST ROW: Left to right. Tommy Clemmons, Janice Burda, Reedy Holton, Jim Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Dana Holton, Shellie Rowell, Shannon Brannan. SCIENCE CLUB Purpose: To learn about science, science careers and the opportunities, responsibilities, and important roles science plays in our democracy, and to stimulate interest in and interpret science to others. Membership: Open to any student in Carrabelle School who is interested in exploring science and who has the high qualities of character, personality, scholarship, and leadership essential to a good scientist. Affiliation: This Future Scientists' of America chapter is chartered by the National Science Teachers Association. FIRST ROW; Left to right, Harry Gray, Terry Faircloth, John Shultz, Miss Warthan, (ADVISOR), Donald Clark, Paul Diagula, Ronald Crum, Wayne Branch. SECOND ROW: Mike Varnes, Richard Musgrove, Jerry Carroll. PURPOSE: To assist those interested in dramatics. CREATED: 1964 MEMBERSHIP is open to all interested, 9-12. OFFICERS PRESIDENT--------------------.... -ciemmie Thompson VICE PRESIDENT..................-.........Donna Mock SECRETARY -- - Sarah Daniels TREASURER--------------------------- Linda Dearinger ADVISOR-----------------------------------Miss Owens MEMBERS: D. Taylor, R. Mock, L. Bryant, F. Segree, G. Creamer, D. Creamer, D. Mock, R. Mattis, M. Moore, M. Taylor, B. McMillan, L. O’Sullivan, M. Hewitt, M. Millender, D. Walker, C. Brannan, C. Millender, M. Crumbie, M. Langley, C. Thompson, L. Pierce, D. Hicks, B. Johnson, C. Golden, T. Millender, C. Walden. DRAMATICS CLUB DANCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, F. Walker, C. Rowell, D. Mauney, D. Spiers, P. Campbell, M. Braswell, E. Walker, A. Winchester, G. Williams, L. Campbell. SECOND ROW; S. Anderson, A. Jarman, M. Smith, K. Mock, N. Millender, W. Millen-der, J. Burda, M. Gray, K. Stubbs, S. Murray, P. Moore, K. Bryan. THIRD ROW: R. Hall, J. Fears, H. Tindell, R. Williams, H. Bray, J. Brown, B. Owens, A. Johnson, C. Ewing, C. Stokes. FOURTH ROW: B. Campbell, W. Scott, M. Johnson, J. Akers, R. Holton, S. Brannan, J. Corathers, J. Walker. 0 Membership is open to all students in grades 9-12. CANDY STRIPERS The purpose of this organization is to assist with the minor care of hospital patients. Membership consists of any girl between the ages of 13 and 18 who is interested in hospital work. FIRST ROW: Left to right, Charlene Walden, Karen Mock, Pam Campbell, Donna Mock, Wanda Millender. SECOND ROW: Ardell Jarman, Clemmie Thompson, Kansas Bryan, Nita Millender. THIRD ROW: Alice Winchester, Linda Bruce, Carolyn Golden, Linda Campbell, Sharon Millender. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Left to right, M. Britt, D. Cook, C. Walden, C. Thompson, M. Millender, C. Millender, S. Brannan. SECOND ROW; S. Anderson, C. Thompson, D. Spiers, N. Millender, B. McMillan. THIRD ROW; D. Shiver, D. Walker, B. Johnson, T. Millender, S. Massey, C. Golden, D. Hicks, A. Golden, M. Cumbie. FOURTH ROW; M. Harris, M. Hewett, G. Williams, K. Bryan, A. Jarman, C. Rowell, K. Stubbs, D. Mock, M. Smith. FIFTH ROW: L. Campbell, K. Black, A. Winchester, K. Register, L. Moore, D. Mauney, J. Burda, P. Campbell, J. Smith. SIXTH ROW: F. Walker, G. Mayo, B. Moates, W. Millender, B. Hawkins, S. Millender, C. Golden, K. Mock, E. Walker, L. Bruce, L. Kent. The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit. Membership is open to all girls in grades 7-12. It was created in 1964. SEATED: Left to right, Barbara Moates, Lilly Kent. STANDING: Mr. Rabon, (ADVISOR), Reed Hall, Randy Williams, Martha Braswell, Darlyn Spiers. NEWSPAPER STAFF EDITORS-------------------------- Barbara Moates, Lilly Kent REPORTERS- - -........Darlyn Spiers, Randy Williams, Reed Hall STAPLER----------------------------------- Martha Braswell ADVISOR--------- - - - .............................. Mr. Rabon SAFETY PATROL PURPOSE: To help protect the lives of the students at Carrabelle High. CREATED: September, 1961 MEMBERSHIP: The membership is open to all interested safety minded students from grades 5-12. OFFICERS CAPTAIN........... LIEUTENANT....... MOTORCYCLE SAFETY BICYCLE SAFETY--- ....-------------- Bryan Brett - -------------Trabue Hawkins Charlie Alligood, Donald Clark - - -Jim Hawkins, Jr. Millender MEMBERS Liena Hatfield Jimmy Simmons Phylis Jackson Kathy Barfield Carolyn Mitchell Leonard Brannon Charles Britt Gary Millender Evelyn Crum Dale McMillan Carrie Hatfield Becky Spiers Luther Hatfield Larry Millender Melinda Miller Sandra Crum CUB SCOUTS MEMBERS: Terry Brannon Donald Carroll Toni Mlllender Larry Mlllender Robbie Millender Pren Crum Lesly Campbell Mark Toal Gary Millender Mike Cories Gregory Yancy Bill Miller Brad Brent FAVORITES DANA HOLTON BEST ALL ROUND FRIENDLIEST Dana Holton Darlyn Spiers Reed Hall Betty Hawkins s SENIOR FAVORITES SENIOR FAVORITES DEPENDABLE Dana Holton Darlyn Spiers MOST ATHLETIC Dana Holton Betty Hawkins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dana Holton Darlyn Spiers SENIOR FAVORITES POPULAR Dana Holton Judy Smith ATTRACTIVE and CUTEST Dana Holton Martha Braswell FIGURE and PHYSIQUE Martha Braswell Henry Tindell SOPHOMORES Clemmie Thompson Jimmy Akers SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS JUNIORS Jeannie Rae Smith John Shultz 7-A and 7-B FAVORITES 9th FAVORITES Jinnie Minshew, Donnie Walker Beverly McMillan, Ronald Mock Donna Mock Chris Stokes 8-A and 8-B FAVORITES Dennis Carroll, Linda Dearinger Sara Brannon, Doug Seldon J u N I H I G O R H CUTEST COUPLE Barnesville 4 a. -- . 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JACK SPIERS 6th Grade FIRST GRADE Karian Hewitt Sammy Butler Susie Creamer Janice Walton Bobby Carroll Becky Selden Robert Allen Whiddon Beverly Moore Connie Ard Kenneth Rucker Mary Ethel O'Bryan Stanley Lolley Britton Richards Pam Tucker Patricia Braxton Joyce Hall Ellen Bamburg Tracy Mathis Terry Moore Buddy Register David Banks Joan Shiver Bob Lolley Linda Moore SECOND GRADE Judy Richards Craig Whiddon Wanda Lominec Angie Dearinger Tommy Whiddon Pam Carroll Beverly Avery Wayne O'Bryan Gwen Moore Ronnie Vinson Delynda Cain Mary Taylor Bill Daniels Deedre Flowers Winnie Tucker Phillip Hewitt Johnny Lolley Elaine Creamer Nita Shiver Lenard Shiver Cindy Smith Roger Mathis Ann Tucker John Barber Kim Taylor THIRD GRADE Rita Shepard Mitchell Cain Ona Creamer Donnie Taylor David Ard Janice Richard Janet Bryant Debbie Landry Brenda Shepherd Freddie Creamer Lennie Mathis Bertie Poston Don Barber Charlotte Branch Jenny Richards Cherly Moore Rex Shiver Velma Lolley FOURTH GRADE James Shiver Angela Creamer Mike Rucker Patti Buchanan James Poston Nancy Creamer John Turner Deborah Lominec Bill Landry Barbara Lolly Ronnie O’Brine Barbara Avery Tommy Lolly Cathy Tucker Willie McTuaggie Betty Golden Jerry Boatwright Becky Avery Neil Braswell Xuripha Whidden Charles Carroll Phyllis Boatwright Albert Goodson Glenda Cain Baney Creamer Bonnie Daniels Rush Marcum Susan Millender Deborah Flowers Becky Lolly FIFTH GRADE David Daniels Doris Barber Chester Creamer Dennis Barber Cynthia O'Bryan Donnie Segree Kay Selden Linda Morris Keith Millender Dennis Flowers Ronnie Segree Michard Millender Norman Freeman Cynthia Moore James Creamer Darlene Walton FIRST ROW: Sheila Shiver James Duval Catherine Carroll Wayne Hewitt Rachel Evans Jimmy Lee Smith SECOND ROW: Rocky Moore Ellen Taylor Gerald Harris Linda Bryant Carlton Goodson Elaine Hewitt THIRD ROW: Debrah Mathis Billy Lolley Melba Lominec Danny Creamer Jackie Moore Jimmy Register FOURTH ROW: Earl Creamer Louise Richards Eddie Moore Gloria Butler Lucille Cross Peggy Stewart ATHLETICS COACH YOUNG John Shultz SCHEDULE C. 0. Crawfordville 34 69 Wewa 54 83 Chapman 48 75 Wewa 53 63 Port St. Joe 46 79 Bristol 55 49 Crawfordville 43 60 Sopchoppy 53 59 Chapman 48 53 Port St. Joe 35 82 Keystone Heights 47 45 Chapman 66 75 Wewa 57 68 Keystone Heights 54 51 Crawfordville 53 71 Sopchoppy 62 78 Cliff Millender Stanley Brannon Tommy Clemmons Shellie Rowell “B” TEAM Left to right, Dennis Carroll, Jerry Walker, Trabue Hawkins, Charlie Ewing, Kieth Mock, Doug Young, Ronnie Jackson. COACH: Mr. Glen E. Gray SCHEDULE C. O. Crawfordville 13 40 Wewa 29 51 Port St. Joe 13 55 Bristol 18 40 Crawfordville 13 49 Sopchoppy 18 43 Chapman 7 35 Keystone Heights 25 29 Chapman 17 37 Wewa 19 60 Keystone Heights 33 17 Crawfordville 27 34 Sopchoppy 21 39 Wanda Millender Jeannie Smith Margurite Smith Karen Mock Beverly Rowell Janice Burda JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Charlene Walden Connie Thompson Sara Brannon Cherly Millender Marsha Millender Darlene Cook Marion Britt CARRABELLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1st ROW: Lucretia Kendric, Ernestine Gay, Trabue Hawkins, Jimmy Simmons, Dianna Ra-nallo, Linda Sterns 2nd ROW: Richard Musgrove, Betty Dingier, Cherry Brannon, Linda Dingier, Helen Owens, Patty Gingler, Sandra Murry, Aileen Scott, Ronald Mock, Mark James, Fletcher Bryan, Charles Britt 3rd ROW: Jim Hawkins, William Scott, Donald Clark, Vance Millender, Wayne Neel, Dale Herndon, Bryan Brett, Wayne Richards STANDING: Tommy Clemmons. Charlie Alligood, Greg Creamer, Leonard Brannon, Donald Mock, Majorettes Band Director: Mr. Richard Folsom Beverly McMillan MAJORETTES Clemmie Thompson Sandra Anderson Nita Millender CARRABELLE ELEMENTARY BAND 1st ROW: Phylis Jackson, Carlis Stephens, Carolyn Mitchell, Melinda Miller, Becky Spiers, Rhonda Walker, Frances Hawkins 2nd ROW: Suzanne Clemmons, Evelyn Crum, Vincent Vinning, Susie Messer, Shirley Tolar, Sandra Crum, Sue Marcum 3rd ROW: Dale McMillan, Donnie Ray Carroll, Terry Jarman, Letha Mock, Keith Walden, Bert Worthy, David Righards, George Sands, Javid Jackson MAJORETTE CORPS Nita Millender Beverly McMillan Sandra Anderson Clemmie Thompson Darlyn Spiers JUNIOR FOOTBALL Left to right, Ronnie Jackson, Ronald Crum, Chris Stokes, Doug Young, SECOND ROW: Kieth Mock, Mike Varnes, Terry Faircloth, Curtis Car-roll, Gary Herndon, Larry Bruce. BASEBALL 1965 Stanley Brannan Charlie Ewing Billy Owens Tommy Clemmons Jim Hawkins Harvey Bray Cliff Millender Doug Young Donald Mock Ronald Mock Jimmy Poston Carl Russ Mark James Fletcher Bryan Freddie Segree Larry Bruce Dennis Carroll Ronnie Jackson Richard Musgrove Bruce Carroll Curtis Carroll Chris Stokes Shannon Brannan Jimmy Akers Leonard Brannan Reedy Holton Charlie Alligood Randy Williams BOYS OUT FOR TRACK Stanley Brannan Charlie Ewing John Brown Alfred Johnson John Littleton Billy Owens William Coley Steve Boatwright Tommy Clemmons William Scott Jim Hawkins Harvey Bray Cliff Millender John Shultz Doug Young Donald Mock Ronald Mock Plez Messer Jimmy Poston Carl Russ Mark James Fletcher Bryan Freddie Segree Lanny Shiver Trabue Hawkins Larry Bruce Dennis Carroll Ronie Jackson Jr. Millender Barney Worthy Robert Sanders Wayne Branch Harry Gray Richard Musgrove Terry Faircloth Mike Vames Bruce Carroll Chris Stokes Gary Herndon Leonard Brannan Mike Spiers Alex Lolly Randy Williams Dana Holton CLASS PROPHECY Ten years from now, the Senior Class of 1965 will meet at Carrabelle High School for a class reunion. I can see it all now. Miss Warthan and Miss Valencino meet together and drive off in a Chartered Bus. These will be the events of their trip: Before leaving Carrabelle, they will stop by Pine Log Village and pick up Judy. She and Ronnie have been happily married for quite some time now. Take care of the twins while I'm gone, Ronnie”, she tells him. Keep them away from the alligators. Then she turns to us and says, You know, you never can trust those gators. As the bus leaves Carrabelle, they first cruise through Eastpoint where they find Reed. They nearly didn't recognize him. For you see, he now weighs 225 lbs. ! He is home on leave from the Navy. He is waiting outside his father's filling station eating a Baby Ruth. He climbs on the bus and plops down in two seats!! Tally Ho! , he yells, Get this show on the road! Now as they stop at Otter Lake in Panacea, they see Betty Sue and Emmett. They have been married now for ten years and live in a cute little house. They invite Miss Warthan and Miss Valencino in for a cup of coffee, but there just isn't time. On their first stop in Tallahassee, they visit Darlyn at her six bedroom trailer. As she gets ready to leave, she gives last minute instructions to John and their four little Hances. She loads the bus and as she does she tells them, Don't let the dogs in the trailer, John, you watch the kids, make them behave and brush their teeth . . . BYE!!! While still in Tallahassee, they go by to pick up Lilly. As she loads the bus, she tells them of her success as an I. B. M. operator until about five years ago when she met and married a perfectly marvelous man. Now she lives in a five bedroom brick home with her husband and their three children. Hurry! , she says as she gets on the bus, I've been waiting for this for a long time. One more stop in Tallahassee and they'll be off again. Now they must pick up Mike. He and a girl named Kim were married just a few months ago. They finally have to drag him on the bus and off they go again. (You know how newlyweds are.) continued . . . Now they must go over to Daytona Beach where they find Melburn. He has been a very successful stock car racer for the past six years. On the side he sings folk songs in the basement of his apartment building. He grabs his guitar, kisses his racer goodbye, and they're on their way again. As they go down to the outskirts of Miami, they see the results of Barbara's (Mademoiselle Barbara') distinguished work. The billboards display her exotic fashions. She comes now wearing one of her latest originals. As the bus rolls on, she slips into a seat beside Lilly and they start to reminisce back through the years. As they leave Florida they stop off at Mobile, Alabama. There they find Dana at the largest Army Flight Base in the world. He was the first man to fly 90,000 miles per hour in the Super-super-super-Sonic Jet. He comments as he gets on the bus, Ah, shucks, it was nothing. Their next stop is Cottonwood, Alabama where they find Henry. He kisses Janice and their three children good-bye. Have a nice time, says Janice. As the bus drives off we hear faint little voices, Good-bye, Daddy!!! They find it hard to believe that Linda made it as far as she did. Going to the White House in Washington, D. C., they see her typing a letter for the First Lady President, Mrs. Ringo Starr. Over the intercom, they hear, Miss Carroll, you may go now, but before you do, don't forget to close the White House door. They now go up to Indiana and pick up Jeff. He is now working at a tomato canning factory. I'm ready , he says, just let me get a few more free cans of tomatoes for our trip. Their last stop is fabulous New York. Ten years ago when they went on their Senior Trip, they just couldn't hold Pearl in Washington D. C. She just had to go on to New York. They haven't seen her since that day. But now they finally locate her. She is working at a night club called the Alley Cat. She is a little reluctant to leave, but she ties a red ribbon in her long blonde hair, wraps up in her furs, and kisses everybody good-bye. Now the bus leaves for Carrabelle. I can tell, that this will be a very interesting class reunion. Good Luck, Folks Miss Unknown ADVERTISERS We the graduating class of 1965 would like to show our appreciation to Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins, who has been so willing to help us through our high school years. Her sincerity in leading and helping our class shall always be remembered. We would also like to thank the other Mothers who have helped us in so many ways. For all of the help you have given us, we say- Thank You. SENIOR CLASS Congratulations From OUTBOARD MARINE CENTER Apalachicola, Florida GEORGIAN MOTEL For Quiet Sleep and AZALEA QUEEN For Deep Sea Fishing Owners: MR. AND MRS. RYHNE WILLIAMS Phone: 697-3749 Carrabelle, Florida FRANK JAMES SERVICE STATION Carrabelle, Florida THE OAKS MOTEL AND RESTAURANT WEFINGS U. S. Highway 98 Panacea, Florida Phone - YUkon 4-7481 Serving the Marine Line Since 1909 Marine Hdw. Complete Marine Supplie s Apalachicola, Florida LOUISE’S HOUSE OF DISTINCTION Outfits for the Whole Family at Louise's You Are Always Welcome at JACKSON’S STANDARD OIL SERVICE Apalachicola, Florida Carrabelle, Florida Phone 697-3740 Congratulations to the Seniors ASSOCIATIONS OF TALLAHASSEE BANKS CAPITAL CITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK LEWIS STATE BANK PARKWAY NATIONAL BANK THE PEOPLES BANK THE TALLAHASSEE BANK AND TRUST CO. All members of F. D. I. C CRUMS THE GULF GRILL SERVICE Tires, Batteries, and Acces. For Fine y Ice .£ . V V' Foods Highway 98 Apalachicola Panacea, Florida Florida WEAVER OIL COMPANY ROWELLS WHITE KITCHEN Pure Oil Jobber Blountstown - Phone Restaurant and Lounge 674-822 Apalachicola Phone Carrabelle, Florida 653-2171 P. O. Box 706 Phone 697-8801 Blountstown, Florida FRANKLIN MOTORS, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Apalachicola, Florida Best Year Yet to Go Ford Buy Your G.E. Appliances and Clothing at NICHOLS ECONOMY CASH STORE Apalachicola, Florida PATE’S SERVICE Congratulations CENTER From MARSHALL 223 Monument Ave. NOVELTY Port St. Joe, Florida WORKS Phone 229-1291 Apalachicola. Florida Port St. Joe, Florida Tires - Batteries - Accessories J. V. GANDER, DISTRIBUTOR 319 Waters Street Tel. 653-5111 P. O. Box 5 Apalachicola, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF THE CARRABELLE ICE CO. Phone 697-3501 Carrabelle, Florida and ST. JOE ICE CO. Phone 229-1636 St. Joe, Florida COMPLIMENTS FROM ST. JOE MOTOR COMPANY St. Joe, Florida NEEL’S AUTO PARTS For an Honest Deal Call SAM NEEL Phone 697-3990 Apalachicola, Florida ON EDUCATION A great philosopher once said. . . . Every man who rises above the common level has received two educations: The first from his teachers, the second, more personal and important, from himself. We congratulate you, seniors, of the class of 1965 on your graduation from high school. And we urge you to continue to learn whether you go into business, homemaking, or-on to college. For only through your continuing search for knowledge can you chart the best THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION First in Cellulose - Foley, Florida BURDA’S DRUG STORE TASTEE-FREEZ COMPLIMENTS OF ST. JOSEPH TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY - Main Office - Port St. Joe, Florida Congratulations, Seniors From J. W. 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RANDOLF FRANKLIN PRESS STANLEY'S SERVICE STATION SIZEMORES AUSTINS WEFINGS CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE CARRABELLE EASTPOINT EASTPOINT EASTPOINT LANARK PANACEA PANACEA PANACEA PANACEA PANACEA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA APALACHICOLA CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Carrabelle High School, in this year of 1965, do hereby make this our Last Will and Testament. I, Linda Carroll, will to Lynda Stiner this figure willed to me by Kathy Borders, willed to her by Nancy Stiner in order to keep it in the family. I also will my ability to shoot to the Girl’s Basketball team. (I didn’t say I could sink it!!!) I, Reed Hall, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Jenson to Donald Clark. He needs it!!! I, Betty Hawkins, leave my abilities, whatever they may be, to Lillie Moore and Jim Hawkins in hopes that they get further than I did. I, Henry Tindell, leave my ability, whatever it may be, to whoever finds out what it is. I, Lilly Mae Kent, do hereby will my Senior privileges to Jeannie Smith in hopes that she will keep them as long as I did. I, Judy Smith, hope just to leave!!! I, Martha Braswell, hope to leave one way or another. I, Melbum Johnson, having inherited nothing from the Class of '64, can't afford to leave anything that I have. I, Mike Spiers, leave my physique to Shellie in hopes he can improve his own. I, Barbara Moates, do hereby will my bookkeeping ability to Linda Rodgers and my Senior privileges to Mayme Gray. I, Darlyn Spiers, will to Sandra Anderson my baton in hopes that she will eventually learn to twirl with two!!! I, Dana Holton, will to Harvey Bray the ability to get along in football, willed to me by John Hance, since I didn’t get a chance to use it. 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