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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

THE 1966 TARPON Published by the Students of Carrabelle High CARRABELLE, FLORIDA Dedication The 1966 Tarpon is proudly dedicated to the steamship TARPON, which made a continuous run for thirty-four years from Mobile, Alabama to Carrabelle, stopping for freight and passengers in Pensacola, Panama City, and Apalachicola. The Tarpon played an important role in the life of each of these little Gulf Ports because twice a week she brought them mail, merchandise, supplies, and provided an essential means of transportation. W. S. Barrow, her well known and well liked captain, was noted for the efficiency and order with which he managed his boat and crew. The Tarpon had been out of commission only twice in her career of service, once because of a fire which broke out at the old Tarpon Dock in cane. The Tarpon's luck ran out for good on the first day of September, 1937. A stiff northeast gale which became a full fledged storm by nightfall caught the ship after she left Pensacola for Panama City. Bucking rough seas, the First Mate, who was at the wheel, attempted to beach her near Panama City Beach. When little headway was made, the Captain ordered the boat turned around. Shortly thereafter the selfish sea took her down; she was about nine miles from shore. Thirteen of the crew survived the sinking and eighteen died, among them Captain Bar-row. The majority of those who died were below deck and had no time to get out of the ship before she sank; there were implications that the freighter had been too heavily loaded. THE TARPON: Proud Queen of the Coastal Waters. . . People could almost set their watches by her punctual arrivals. The Annual Staff of Carrabelle School wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Willie McKnight, an oiler who survived the sinking of the TARPON, for his assistance in gathering information contained in this dedication and to the TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT, which provided the picture of the TARPON seen above. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS — -Mi' 1_-• . r v-rr _rr- ■ itEkJWv 7 ■ vKfT}-CT«n}; A « 3 S� i-je«V £ 2V •—- '•••••■•■ 3 i r H •• : . w •dasjstw - nn)' — gSfetiM ?% t-v ”'•- ksls i • • -� -£ •'r vw «.- .'fr� i-%s ix: .p r : • L . MARGARET YOUNG, Librarian Faculty of Carrabelle High School MR. JOE WORDEN, Principal of Carrabelle School MR. CURTIS McLEAN, Superintendent of Schools BETTY MATTAIR, Physical Education Second Grade BONNIE DETTMAN, Mathematics GEORGE JENSEN, Industrial Arts ESTHER MABREY, Special Education Social Studies MARTHA KERSEY, First Grade CAROL GREEN, Business Education PITT MATTAIR, Third Grade MAYME HANSEN, Fifth Grade CATHRYN KEHOE, PAT WARTHAN, Science MIKE TREMOR, English; Social Studies Teacher Aids: Clara Hernden (1st.); Wenoka James (3rd.); Joyce Young (2nd.) Home Economics - ,' wc xtjii � rw 0 -I J - C - ♦ I • H- . '-JiUr V� v .• - - j® '•' 1- ’ .VWv -• W'.s.'Xjt- ‘-fHr r| •V V'fV ’ ,..-v • V-1 N V- . « i W - - r t i . SgBnSSS S -' « -_____ f .;.-;. : ;..: ft -y.iStSr SENIORS «V •astjsc na-S V • v- t p r' . r £■ ♦ r . - • tv c r;-': • V - ' . « . .'■-. A -w . JOHN WESLEY SHULTZ John Class Pres., 1,2, 3,4 Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Pres., 3 Beta Club, 1,2, 3, 4; Pres., 3 Football, 1,2 Basketball, 1,2,3, 4 Science Club, 3,4; Pres., 3,4 Class Favorites, 1, 3,4 Homecoming Escort, 4 F.H.A. Sweetheart,4 ALMA JEAN SMITH Jeannie Rae Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3; Capt. ,2 Physical Fitness Award, 3 F.H.A. Club. 1,2, 3,4; Sec. 3; Pres.4 Pep Club, - F.T.A. Club - 4-H Calendar Girl, 2,3,4, Class Favorites, 2, 3,4 Class Treas., 1,2; - Secretary, 4 Homecoming Court, 4 Beta Club, 2,3,4 - Treas., 3 Powder Puff Football, 1,2 CONGREGATING SENIORS KATHRYN RUTH BLACK Kathryn F.T.A, 2,3 Newspaper Staff, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 Library Assistant, 2,4 Dance Club, 1 LILLIE MOORE BLOODWORTH Lillie Senior Beta Club, 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court, 1 Student Council, 4 Library Assistant, 1.2, 3,4 Class Secretary, ' 2 Pep Club Pres., 3 Jr. -Sr. Prom, 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 THOMAS ROBERT CLEMMONS Tommy Basketball, 1,2,3, 4 Football, 2 4 Baseball, 1,2, 3,4 A.V.C. Basketball, 3 Track Club, 3 Band, 1,2,3 Beta Club, 1 JAMES BISHOP HAWKINS Jim Beta Club, 3,4; Vice-Pres., 4 4-H Club, 4; Pres., 2 4-H Club County Vice-Pres., 4 Basketball, 2 Football, 4; Captain, 4 Student Council, 2,4; Pres., 4 Americanism Award, 3 Class Vice-Pres., 4 GRACIE MAE MAYO Gracie Student Council, 4 F.T.A.. 2,3,4 F.H.A., 1, 2; Reporter, 2 Halloween Queen, 3 Prom Program, 3; Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 Guidance Asst., 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff, 4 Library Asst., 1 Calendar Girl, 4 JANET LOUISE MENCL Janet F.H.A., 1,2,3 F.T.A., 1 Y-Teens, 1,3 American Legion Award, 3, 4 Girls' Softball Team, 3 Beta Club, 4 Library Asst., 3 ROBERT CLIFFORD MILLENDER Cliff' Football, 1,2,4; Captain, 2,4 Basketball, 1,2,3,4 Baseball, 1,2, 3,4 Beta Club, 4 Track, 3,4; Track Club, 3,4 Class Favorite, 2 F, H.A. Sweetheart, 3 Mr. C.H.S., 4 MAYME GRAY MILLENDER Mayme Varsity Cheerleader, 2, 3 Senior Beta Club, 1,2, 3,4 Student Council, 3 Calendar Girl, 1 Class Secretary-Treas., 3 CLAUDIA DIANNE MAUNEY Dianne Beta Club, 4 Student Council Treas., 3 Annual Staff. 4; Co-Editor, 4 F, H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres., 4 Library Assistant, 4 Majorette, 1,2 Calendar Girl, 3,4 Homecoming Court, 4 Pep Club, 3 DONALD WAYNE RICKARDS W ayne Beta Club, 1,2, 3, 4 Beta Club Vice-Pres., 3 Student Council, 2 Student Council Vice-Pres., 4 Band Director Assistant, 1,2,3 Boys’ State, 3 F.T.A., 2,3,4 Student of the Year, 3 F.H.A. Sweetheart, 4 LINDA FAY RODGERS Linda F.T.A., 2,3,4 Guidance Assistant, 2,3 Newspaper Staff, 4 F.H.A., 3 Prom, 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 Pep Squad, 3 Powderpuff Football, 1,2 WILLIAM EDMOND SCOTT William Football, 4 Baseball, 3 LYNDA ANN STINER Lynda Homecoming Queen, 4 Homecoming Court, 2 Class Favorite, 1 Calendar Girl, 2,3 Class Vice-Pres., 1,2,4 American Legion Award, 3 Powderpuff Football, 1, 2 Beta Club, 1,2, 3, 4; Sec., 3,4 MissC.H.S., 4 CALVIN RAY TAYLOR Ray” F.T.A., 2,3 Guidance Assistant, 1,2,3 Halloween Rep., 4 Newspaper Staff, 3, 4 Prom Committee, 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 Projectionist Award, 2, 3 JEAN VIOLA TOUSIGNANT Jean Class Treasurer, 4 F.T.A. 3 Student Council, 4 Volleyball Captain, 1,2 Baseball Captain, 1,2 Sportsman's Queen, 3 Pep Club, 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 FRANCE CEL1TA WALKER Fran Newspaper Staff, 4 Halloween Queen Rep., 4 Dance Club, 3 Pep Club, 3 F.H.A., 1 Guidance Assistant, 1,2 Prom Committee, 3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet, 3 -------------------------; hrV . .w H- .$H - « � ' : f ' i HT- , ■ tjRfgt; . 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The Custodians Zeke, and Wade - oml. tfrr • lr � SK � S3f 7 : 258 4 «“3� A • w«t«ltt .'-= £ , Ip— Q'VU -r. - JV 1 J5‘ ■ rrrr rC W'. -riju .. r w-r t r rUC ■ - • ,:r •' r-:■ 5 - SOPHOMORES jasad b . -.wit .x . • Si Wayne Branch John Brown Odis Cain Mike Carlile Bruce Carroll Ardell Jarman I Donald Clark Jerry Carroll Curtis Carroll Ronald Crum Cheryl Millender Terry Faircloth Harry Gray Gary Herndon Nita Millender John Littleton Donna Mock Robert Segree Pat Moore i L h Joe Todd Chris Stokes Margie Walker Barney Worthy Karen Williams We Like it; It Likes Us Snapshot Charlie Alligood Binky Boatwright Diane Braswell Dennis Carroll Roy Carroll Darlene Cook Joy Cook Sarah Daniels Linda Dearinger Charles Golden Trabue Hawkins Mary Ann Hewett Larry Hicks Ronnie Jackson Kathy Mencel 9th Grade Abagail Kelley Lucretia Kendrick Maury Littleton Susan Massey Carl Mayo Marsha Millender Tessie Millender Keith Mock Lois Pierce Diane Ranallo Kathy Register Doris Shiver Pat Smith Margaret Tousignant Sharon Boatwright Larry Bryant Sonia Carroll Mary Cumbie Ronnie Gilbert Charlene Golden Ann Golden Debbie Hicks Loretta Jetton Barbra Johnson Beverly McMillan 8-A Marcel Moore Royce Riley Betty Shiver Lanny Shiver Linda Stearns Dennis Taylor Marilyn Taylor Connie Thompson Doris Walker Leonard Brannan Larry Bruce Linda Bruce Joyce Chambers Doug Creamer Linda Creamer Betty Dingier Linda Dingier Owen Golden Donald Mock Ronald Mock Eddie Marshall Randall Mathis Helen Owens Earl Putnal Mary Roberts 8-B Freddie Segree Bobby Stiller Ronnie Stiner Sherrie Todd Charlene Walden Donnie Walker Elaine Barton Bryan Brett Linda Bryant Catherine Carrol Harriet Carroll Lucille Cross Randy Crum Sandra Crum Rachel Evans Ernestine Gay Dale Herndon William Lolley Melba Lominec Rebecca Massey Debrah Mathis Melinda Miller Charles Moore Jackie Moore Elizabeth Cooper Susan Mencel Rocky Moore Wayne Neel James Register Dale Riley George Sands Debbie Santoyo Aileen Scott Jimmy Simons Jimmy Smith Ellen Taylor Elizabeth Tucker Keith Walden Doug Young Seven-B Seven-B Brooks Bryan Fletcher Bryan Michael Cain William Cain Woody Cook Earl Creamer Patricia Dingier Carlton Goodson Gerald Harris Luther Hatfield Frances Hawkins Marilyn Hewitt Wayne Hewitt Margaret Hicks Anna Hreha David Jackson Mark James Wade Marks Gerald Messer Vance Millender William Millender Jinnie Minshew Winnie Minshew Rebecca Shiver Shelia Shiver Shirley Tolar Willie Windsor The special education class enjoys practicing their addition facts. On your mark, get set, . . . The bell will ring any minute everybody! The fourth grade is ready to GO! ! Go ahead! Ask us. We can spell ANY word!say the fifth graders. Now that Thanksgiving is over the third grade can't wait for Christmas to arrive! --Holidays--HOLIDAYS! The second graders think that school is fun. Well. . almost all of them! When do we eat? , asks Mrs. Kersey's first graders. We know our A, B, C'sha!. ha! , say Miss Clower's first graders--don't they Miss Clower??!! Jeannie Smith, Business Mgr. Wanda Millender Organizations, Editor The annual staff, whose members are elected homeroom reoresenta-tives, gain valuable experiences in the fields of Dhotography, copy preparation, and salesmanship. Linda Dearinger Nita, Sandra, Sarah Marsha Millender, Classes Ed. Activities Editors Lynda Stiner, Editor The Tarpon is arranged by the students and for the students, consequently, with representatives from each class the yearbook reflects broad points of view which are the life and spirit of Carrabelle High School. Dianne Mauney, Asst. Editor Beverly Rowell, Asst. Editor Clemmie Thompson Organization Ed. Asst. Industrial Arts offers an interesting challenge to girls as well as boys Connie is learning to set type and Marilyn is trying her hand at operating the printing press. The Senior Beta Club The Beta Club is an Honor Society for students with a B average. The Junior Beta Club F.H.A. CLUB AM ERIC. The F.H.A. Club is organized to train and guide America’s future homemakers to a happier life and a brighter future. F.H.A. Sweethearts John Shultz and Wayne Rickards with President and Vice President of the club. STUDENT COUNCIL Members of 4-H pledge to Make the best better by offering greater service to their club, their community, and their country The Library Assistants are noted for their friendly willing service to students and teachers. Terry Faircloth, B.S. (born sweet) Greg Creamer, P. H. D. (pretty happy devil) Harry Gray, D.D.S. (doing dirty science) Richard Musgrove, Ph. D. (phoney doctor) Affiliated with Future Scientists of America and Science Clubs of America. Officers Pres. John Shultz Vice Pres. Richard Musgrove Sec. -Treas. Harry Gray Sponsor Miss Pat Warthan John Shultz, U. S. S. R. (usually sassy, smart and real) Marguerite Smith, A.W.O.L. school. Janice Burda, L.L.D. Membership is open to students (loud, little doll) from grades 9-12 who meet the one qualification - interest. Donald Clark, M.S. (more strategy) Mike Varnes, A. B. (almost bad) Ronald Crum, B. A. Sandra Carroll, M. Ed. (baffling animal) (Misses Ed) Dancing with a Boy???? We've got great help at C. H. S. ■f. M ty ’Wtjw r; cm ' t$trn7 r o 5 r • •' • V •• ««A • • M “• • IT . p Mr. and Miss C.H.S. LYNDA STINER AND CLIFF MILLENDER Top Salesman DIANNE MAUNEY Calendar Girls JANUARY Linda Dearinger MARCH Darlene Cook FEBRUARY Dianne Mauney APRIL Gracie Mayo Calendar Girls MAY Clemmie Thompson JULY Marsha Millender JUNE Beverly Rowell AUGUST Janice Burda Calendar Girls SEPTEMBER Sandra Carroll NOVEMBER Donna Mock DECEMBER Jeannie Smith MOST POPULAR Jeannie Rae and John MOST ATHLETIC Dianne and Cliff WITTIEST Jeannie Rae and Jim MOST BEAUTIFUL - MOST HANDSOME BEST FIGURE - BEST PHYSIQUE Lynda Stiner - John Shultz Lynda Stiner - William Scott CUTEST BOY AND GIRL CUTEST COUPLE William Scott - Frances Walker Lynda Stiner - Cliff Millender 10th GRADE FAVORITES lonna Mock and Mike Varnes 11th GRADE FAVORITES Clemmie T. and Stanley B. 12th GRADE FAVORITES Jeannie Smith and John Shultz 9th GRADE FAVORITES Darlene Cook and Charlie A. The stage was set for the '65 Homecoming Parade by the imaginative first prize float presented by the 11th Grade. Following were the riding club, the cheerleaders, and Her Majesty's court. Worm your way out of this one, Newberry! Miss Nita Millender represents the 10th Grade. Miss Beverly Rowell, 11th Grade attendant. Twelfth Grade Attendant, Miss Dianne Mauney Lynda Stiner, voted Queen of the 1965 Homecoming by the majority of the student body, reigns proudly over the Homecoming Parade. John escorted Lynda to her seat on the 50-yard line where she watched the rough and tumble excitement of the Homecoming game. Our boys played one of their best games on this occasion. Run that ball. Cliff! Queen Lynda escorted by Mr. John Shultz. The Queen and her court. The Queen and her court share the first dance Homecoming night. Jim receives instructions from Mr. Jensen in block printing. Mr. Jensen developed a method of making various sized bowls. William Scoot is putting the finishing touches on a bowl below. Athletics Carrabelle Wins Well, here it is boys! Congratulations. Carrabelle - - - - 60 Crawfordville - - - 45 Carrabelle--------- 49 Sopchoppy ------------44 Carrabelle - - - - 56 Wewa -----------------65 Carrabelle - - - - 71 Apalach ----------- - 59 Carrabelle - - - - 51 Bristol - -- -- --47 “I See It This Way . . Carrabelle ------------58 Wewa-------------67 Carrabelle-------77 Apalach.......55 Carrabelle - - - - 66 Sopchoppy --------51 Carrabelle ------------53 Wewa-------------71 Carrabelle - - - - 56 Rickards.........72 Carrabelle-------62 Sopchoppy........55 Carrabelle---------- 71 Apalach..........66 Carrabelle - - - - 53 Altha - -- -- -.77 Carrabelle - - - - 37 Crawfordville - - - 38 John is in slow motion. I see it this way: we WIN or they LOSE! Cliff Millender - All Conference Player. 1966 Basketball Season In the Devil’s Den Some teams were badly burned, while others managed to get out with their uniforms smoking! We mean that NO game was lost without a fight right up to the final horn of the fourth quarter. Carrabelle----------------------... 35 Carrabelle---------------------------60 Carrabelle---------------------------46 Carrabelle --- - 43 Carrabelle------------------------ 62 Carrabelle---------------------------61 Carrabelle --- - 77 Carrabelle --- - 33 Carrabelle ... ................... 42 Bristol -- - gg Apalach .......................... 62 Altha............................. 75 Greensboro--------------------------53 Bristol-----------------------------43 Rickards----------------------------89 Sopchoppy...........................82 Apalach---------------------------- 87 Greensboro -...................... 57 All Conference Player JIM HAWKINS Tackle; Captain; 1 letter TOMMY CLEMMONS Guard; 2 letters CLIFF MILLENDER Captain; Q. B. WILLIAM SCOTT, T ackle All Conference Player Twenty-two players from the six teams in our conference are chosen as All-Conference Football players. The teams are Carrabelle, Apalach, Crawfordville, Bristol, Wewa and Sopchoppy. The number of players a team can nominate depends on their position in the conference. Cliff and William were elected by our teams votes. STANLEY BRANNAN Halfback Junior 2 Letters BRUCE CARROLL Quarterback 1 Letter GREG ROBERTS End 1 Letter BILLY OWENS End 1 Letter TERRY FAIRCLOTH Quarterback 1 Letter CURTIS CARROLL Fullback 1 Letter BARNEY WORTHY Halfback 1 Letter HARRY GRAY Center 1 Letter JOE TODD Halfback 1 Letter RICHARD MUSGROVE Guard 1 Letter RONALD CRUM Guard 1 Letter Fitness Award Winners HARRIET CARROLL--First Place Winner BEVERLY McMILLIAN--Second Place Winner In competition with 56 other girls, these young ladies tocfk top honors on the national A.A.H, P.E.R. Fitness Test. Harriet and Shirley entered the program for the first time this year. Bev, however, is an old pro. She has received awards two years in succession. SHIRLEY TOLLER--Third Place Winner BEVERLY MCMILLIAN — Basketball Throw — 54 feet. LINDA DINGLER-25-yard dash — 3:9 If she says, get set one more time I'll die! CINDY WALTON betters 56 others in the Softball Throw with 123' 11 . There's no grass under Betty's Nothing's complete without JEANN1E! feet, either! She throws the Soc-cerball 54'. ; GOLDEN-ard w inner CHARLENE Fitness Aw: MELINDA MILLER------ Fitness Award Winner A little girl with a lot of power, Harriet hurls the baseball 128 feet Varsity Cheerleaders MARCY Senior Track Team GARY HERNDON BILLY OWENS - JOE TODD GREG ROBERTS Junior Track Team BILLY OWENS Low Hurdles-- High Hurdles-- BILLY FRED OWENS GREG ROBERTS Discus--HARRY GRAY HARRY GRAY Shot Put WILLIAM SCOTT and DENNIS CARROLL 880 Y ard Run I 1966 Baseball Season Carrabelle----------------1 Carrabelle --- -------- - 2 Carrabelle---------- - - - - 0 Carrabelle----------------1 Carrabelle------------- - - 9 Carrabelle----------------0 Carrabelle----------------1 Carrabelle----------------8 Carrabelle----------------0 Carrabelle----------------2 Carrabelle----------------7 Carrabelle.---------------3 Carrabelle----------------4 Rickards -- -------------18 Sop choppy----------------6 Sopchoppy --- - 5 Crawfordville------------11 Wewa----------------- ii Bristol------------------10 Apalach------------------14 Greensboro----------------5 Crawfordville------------12 Bristol------------------ 8 Greensboro — -------------3 Wewa----------------------4 Rickards ----------------13 TOURNAMENT Carrabelle-----------6 Crawfordville - -- -- --14 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 1966 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 Congratulations to the Class of '66 From FRANK AND GARNET MENCL owners of LANARK SHOPPING CENTER AND LANARK CLUB SMITH’S AMERICAN STATION STOP HERE FOR EXPERT SERVICE POULAN CHAIN 'SAWS' ATLAS TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES ON HIGHWAY (98) owner JORDON SMITH LANARK VILLAGE AUSTIN’S Men's and Boys' Wear and shoes for the entire family Apalachicola Florida Save COMPLIMENTS OF APALACH 5 10 Where your business is appreciated Apalachicola, Florida You're money Ahead! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM THE GEORGIAN RESTAURANT The Grill' BOBBY AND NITA SANDERS Carrabelle, Florida GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM THE STANDARD OIL CO. Famous Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories Li STANDARD = OIL = u DealeR C. W. RANDOLPH Agent Apalachicola, Florida CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM THE GULF STATION CURTIS MC LEAN Apalachicola, Florida JOE TARANTO SON Producers and Distributors Fish - Oysters - Shrimp Phone - 653-3284 or 653-3281 Apalachicola, Florida 24 Hour Service phone - 697-3369 OIL WELL CO. STATION Carrabelle, Florida Where your business is appreciated KIRVIN MARINE WAYS FISHERIES CITIZEN’S GAS COMPANY INC. . Complete marine way facilities .General Boat Repair . Painting with Wools ey paint 801 Ave. E. Insured up to $150, 000. 00 Phone - 653-3291 Phone - 653-3103 Market St. Apalachicola, Florida Apalachicola, Florida THE FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Gulf tires and batteries Tubes and Accessories Phone - 697-8845 Carrabelle, Florida E. A. WINCHESTER SEAHORSE GIFT SHOP Gifts of all types Novelties and Toys 87 Market St. Apalachicola, Florida MRS. DOLORES T. ROUX EVERRITT’S COMPLIMENTS OF TRADING POST SIZEMORES Carrabelle, Florida Apalachicola, Florida DANIELS BRO. SEAFOOD WAKULLA ICE COMPANY . Crabmeat . Oysters . Shrimp SANDWICHES AND DRINKS . Fish . Deviled Crab Most Drinks Taste Better Phone 670-4101 With Ice East Point, Florida FREEMAN PIGOTT’S J. V. GANDER (GUF) STANDARD STATION DISTRIBUTOR 319 Water Street A garage Phone - 653-5111 P. O. Box 86 uni STANDARD Gulf Oil Products MEDARK Automobile Parts Accessories Apalachicola BRAGDON’S GARAGE RILEY’S BAIT TACKLE Phone: 679-3798 Truck and Auto Repair DEEP SEA FISHING Boats: TIPPY BARBARA ANN III Highway 98 and 319 P. O. Box 21 Carrabelle, Florida Carrabelle, Florida RILEY AKERS, Owner FRANKLIN COMPLIMENTS OF MOTOR COMPANY, INC. CARRABELLE {?t J '.’TTi CONSTRUCTION, SRD % II I F. G. McDaniel E. S. Smith C. A. Millender L. CLAY P. O. Box 507 V. Owens D. Runyan Apalachicola, Florida D. Johnson Daisy White Phone: 653-3131 C. F. Millender SALES SERVICE H. V. Campbell J. Faircloth B. Morrison GORDON’S LOUISE’S DEPARTMENT STORE HOUSE OF FASHION Apalach's Newest For the gift that pleases T. E. GORDON Apalachicola, Florida Apalachicola, Florida THE AZALEA QUEEN WEFINGS For Deep Sea Fishing Serving the Marine The Largest and Fastest Line Since 1909 Boat in Carrabelle and Largest Catches Marine Hdw. Owners: MR. AND MRS. Complete Marine RYHNE WILLIAMS Supplies Phone: 697-3749 Carrabelle, Florida Apalachicola, Florida Stop popping your gum CONGRATULATIONS in the from the REX THEATER ECNO-FLO Manager - MAC MANGHAM FLOUR COMPANY Carrabelle, Florida Carrabelle, Florida MASSEY AND SON CLARK’S GROCERY OYSTER BAR Good Food and Fine Meats Fish and Oysters Phone - 679-3640 Carrabelle, Florida Carrabelle, Florida MILLENDER SON FISH CO. MILLER’S SEAHORSE ANTIQUES Fish=Oyster s=Shrimp Carrabelle, Florida O -—i The store with a reputation for beautiful work 1 Road's Fine, -J River's Out'. V -J «G. U. 5 PAT. Off. Good Luck to the Graduating Class of 1966 Apalachicola, Florida TOMORROW’S JOBS Yesterday there were no jobs in the electric industry for grade school drop-outs. Today there are no jobs for high school drop-outs. Tomorrow's jobs . . . the job YOU want . . . will require advanced training . . . or even a college degree. Get all the education and training you can. The payoff is a better life for you and a better nation, too! FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION vou rti r o . vtsro own fD u ecrmc cot A t COMPLIMENTS OF Lanier Pharmacy--Apalachicola Temo, George Walker,--Apalachicola Barton's Gulf Station--Eastpoint J. V. Gander, Gulf Distributor, Apalachicola Marshall Builders' Supply--Apalachicola Warner's Motel--Apalachicola Mae Grocer and Service Station--Apalachicola Lawerence Register - East Point Duffy's Tavern--Carrabelle Beach Frank James Service Station--Carrabelle Montgomery's 5 and 10-- Carrabelle M. K. Grocery--Carrabelle This is my OWN purse and I can pick it if I want to! This page is PROM out of place! OO-MEKA, GLEEM, I think?' 1966 Junior Play Cast: Junior Class Director: Pat Warthan At right are some members of the cast of Hail, The Hunkering Hero, by Donald Payton Rattens Tall (Billy), Fletcher-witz” (Pee Wee), and Coach 0'-Brother (Janice), try to get Clifford Schnorkel (Greg), to take his medicine. The Commentator (Steve) and Coach O'Brother (Janice) direct the action of a football game. In Memoriam ■HV ,M WILLIAM PRESTON (JUNIOR) MILLENDER To know him was to love him. 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