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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

1975 CONTENTS Dedication.................................................. 2 Activities.................................................. 3 Organizations...............................................19 Athletics...................................................27 Faculty.....................................................39 Seniors.....................................................45 Juniors.....................................................51 Sophomores..................................................55 Jr. High....................................................59 Elementary..................................................67 Senior Class Will...........................................77 Senior Class Directory......................................80 Advertisements..............................................83 Dedication The annual staff is proud to dedicate this year’s edition of the FLAME to Miss Sharon L. “Happy” Howell. Miss Howell has been teaching at Carrabelle High School for the last 6V2 years. She has been a good teacher as well as a good friend to all her students. She pushes them on to better themselves. Her motto is, “You can do anything if you put your mind to it and try harder.” She is friendly to everyone and respected by all her students. We are proud to have someone like Miss Howell on our faculty and proud to have someone like her to whom we can dedicate this issue of the FLAME. 2 ACTIVITIES NEATEST Ronnie Vinson Gwen Moore FRIENDLIEST Kathy Barber Steve May MOST ATHLETIC Danny Millender Cindy Smith WITTIEST Debbie Wood Stan Smith s E N I O R MOST STUDIOUS Joel Rives Karen Chambers BIGGEST FLIRTS Jerry Martina Sandra O’Neal MOST AMBITIOUS Dottie Simon • Roger Mathis MOST SCHOLASTIC Karen Brown Mike McCray LEADERSHIP Joe Decker Jackie Burda CUTEST Mike Hitt Mary Taylor MOST POPULAR Mickey Johnson Kathy Barber BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE Gwen Moore Gary Martina V V CLASS CLOWNS Chuck Steinberg Mary Taylor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joel Rives Jackie Burda Editor's Message During the many years in high school, we try to learn how to become young ladies and gentlemen and get ready for the adult world. It’s hard for students just to sit in class everyday and listen to the teacher lecture, especially the younger children. That’s what they are here for. They want to help us learn something and also want us to make something of ourselves after we get out of school. When we graduate from high school, they want to make sure that we know what we’re doing. Life if full of happiness, but also it’s full of bitterness. We feel that happiness is important to everyone in the world. The habits that we form in school and from our friends will be with us for the rest of our lives. Soon many of us will be leaving C.H.S. and going in different directions. We will be leaving our activities, teachers, classrooms, but most of all we will be leaving our friends. We hope that this year’s edition of the 1974-75 Flame will help recall the wonderful memories that we will be leaving behind. We also want to wish each and everyone here at C.H.S. the best of luck in the future. Sincerely, Kathy Barber Stephanie Shiver Editor Assistant Editor Delores Boatwright Business Manager 6 MR. MISS C. H. S. Miss Karen Brown—Mr. Matt Felat HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Sandra O’Neal 10 11 APRIL Gwen Moore Jerry Martina 5 MARCH Harry Thompson Gay Brannan MAY Danny Millender Karen Brown JUNE JULY Denise Stephens Tracy Bernard Yvonne Jackson Geoff Kilbourn 12 AUGUST Johnny Lance Annie Walker NOVEMBER Blake Pridgeon Sandy Smith DECEMBER Jackie Burda Stan Smith Couples OCTOBER Barlow Gilmore Sandy Williams 14 3rd: Repren Moore— Kimberly Fenn 4th: Belinda O’Neal — Doyle Saul 6th: Mitzi Couch — Rusty Putnal 9th: Jeff Morris — Tina Moore 5th: Shane Lee — Donna Brannan Favorites I 8th: Angie Gray — Kenny Dingier 7th: Janice Dowden — Hooky Bryan These people look as though they could be January and February — if they had a chance. How did the MOST TALENTED get way back here? Roger Mathis, Chuck Steinburg, Sandra O’Neal, Cindy Smith. Snaps of Just Some People We Like What are these two couples doing here? — And why aren’t they smiling? 16 VALEDICTORIAN JACKIE BURDA SALUTATORIAN KAREN BROWN rr 07 STAR STUDENT DON WESTON GIRI S STATE — LANARK CHAPTER DENISE STEPHENS GIRL’S STATE—CARRABELLE CHAPTER CAROL MATHIS D.A.R. AWARD JACKIE BURDA Seniors ’75 18 Flame Staff •iz Mrs. Lewis, Annie Walker, Jolene Mock, Mary Taylor, Denise Stephens, Pam Littleton, Gay Brannan, Mr. Mangham, Beverly Gowdy, Stephanie Shiver, Kathy Barber, Debbie Brown, Wanda Brown, Harry Thompson, Steve May, Tom Espy, Chuck Steinberg, Mark Ellis, Scott Souder. Bus. Mgr. Dolores Boatwright, Editor Kathy Barber, Asst. Editor Stephanie Shiver. Student Government Karen Brown, Gwen Moore, Renee Starkey, Patty Shiver, Sandy Williams, Tom Espy, Jackie Burda, Jeff Morris, John Grey, Debbie Wood, Joe Decker, Randy Millender, Norma Crum, Sandra Brannan, John McKnight, Betty Staggs, Keith Couch. Ecology Club Mr. Berger, Mike Bishop, Joel Rives, Sandy Williams, Mark Ellis, Renee Starkey, Sandy Smith, Stan Smith, Lance Derrick, Diane Mitchell. 21 F.H.A. Future Homemaker of America Rite Gilbert, Sandra O’Neal, Diane Simon, Sandy Williams, Beverly Goudy, Pam Rucker, Vicki Moore, Racheal Creamer. Laura Miller, Dottie Simon, Sherry Felshaw, Denise Jenkins, Pam Myers, Norma Crum, Vicki Miller, Cheryl Millender, Kathy Millender, Carol Mathis, Shirley Mathis. VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Sponsor: Mickey Gay; Mickey Johnson, Jody Hitt, Ronald Messer, Gary Martina, James Mitchell, David Messer, Perry Clark, Mike Maxwell, Mike McCray, Ernie Dingier, Tommy Staggs, Jerry Martina, Roger Mathis, Mike Hitt, George Adams, Ronnie O’Neal, Leonard Shiver, Wayne Cooper. 22 National Honor Society Stan Smith, Debbie Wood, Mike Bishop, Jolene Mock, Jackie Burda, Karen Brown, Roger Mathis, Joe Decker, Karen Chambers, Linda Moore, Gwen Moore, Don Weston, Mickey Johnson, Dale Addington, Mike Hitt, Joel Rives, Jay Clem, Elaine Millender, Wanda Brown, Carol Mathis, Danny Millender, Terry Weston, Sheila Kelly. Not Pictured: David Tibbitts, Mike McCray, Diane Simon, Robin Brannan. 300 Club U00 Club Students scoring more than 300 and 400 on the Florida State 12th Grade Test. Joe Decker, Tom Wooten, Debbie Wood, Karen Brown Mike Hitt, Dale Addington, Joel Rives Karen Chambers, Jackie Burda Scott McKissack, James Mitchell, Willie English, Willie Kendrick, Johnny Thomas, Marshall Youngblood, Luther Glass, Jimmy Miller, Melanie Jenkins, Phil Messer, Zoe Bockleman, Lind Moore, Sherry Putnal, Michelle Gay, Wranda O’Neal, Rita Gilbert, Kathy Campbell, Connie Sadler, Sandra Brannan, Tyrell Chisholm, Linda Cadwell, Rosemerry McKissack, Sherry Felshaw, Laura Miller, Majorettes, Angie Gray, Janice O’Neal, Sandra O’Neal, Shirley Mathis; Director, Bill Pearson. Not Pictured: Elvis Cook, Charles Campbell, Mack Novak. Band Chorus Bottom Row: Shirley Mathes, Goldie Sanders, Janice O’Neal, Tina Moore, Denise Guidry, Beverly Moates, Barbara Rickards, Sandra O’Neal, Rosemerry McKissack. Top Row: Gay Brannan, Tammy Braxton, Sandra Carroll, Maxie Creamer, Sandy Williams, Mark Ellis, Jeff Morris, David Couch, Marty Saul, Director; Mr. William Pearson. 24 The Devil’s Advocate School Newspaper Pam Myers, Jeannie Chesnutt, Joel Rives, Stan Smith, Steve May, David Tibbitts, Debbie Wood, Jackie Burda, Chuck Steinburg, Renee Starkey, Joe Decker. Editor, Stan Smith; News Ed., Jackie Burda; Sports, Joe Decker; Art, Chuck Steinburg; Photographer, Steve May. Media Club Sonja Granger, Susanna Bloodworth, Lena Jones, Chartolle Campbell, Charles Campbell, Robert Murray, Gorden Klein, James Love, Tina Schleicart, Jean Lee, Brenda Harper, Janet Love, Charlotte Russell, Margeret Jernigan, Tommy Litton, Bob Millender, Terry Custer, Duffy Young, Carol Lowery, Alan O’Neal, Fred Reynolds, Jamie Proctor. 25 26 Football First Row: Mickey Johnson, Andy Lowery, Charlie Thompson, Rod Massey, Rod Kilbourn, Matt Calton, Elvis Cook. Second Row: Geoff Kilbourn, Johnny Millender, Bodie Neel, Saul Lowery, Tom Wooten, Danny Millender, Barlow Gilmore. Third Row: Evan Schenkel, Hubert Chipman, Jim Bryan, Mike Moehrke, Tracy Barnard, Ronnie Morris, Dewayne Jenkins. 28 DEFENSIVE BACKS 29 Not Pictured: Offensive backs; Danny Millender, Mickey Johnson, Ronnie Morris, Johnny Millender, Bodie Neel. 30 Shirley Mathis Sandra O’Neal Majorettes Angie Gray Janice O’Neal 31 Basketball arsity Basketball Team: Mickey Johnson, Geoff Kilbourn, Harry Thompson, Timmy Millender, Don Weston, Stan Smith, Doug: Joyner, Scot Souder. STARTING FIVE: Mickey Johnson Harry Thompson Don Weston Scot Souder Geoff Kilbourn 32 Senior: Mickey Johnson Leading Scorer All Conference Honorable Mention All Big Band Apalachicola Valley Conference Mickey Johnson — Harry Thompson Junior High: Duffy Young, Terry Dowden, Rod Kil-bourn, Tony Brannan. B Team: George Thompson, Marty Saul, Blake Pri-geon, Matt Caltan, Richard Flinckum, John McKnight, Kevin Griffen. 33 Baseball Coach, Mike Clark; Vernon Thompson; Bubba Thompson, Don Weston, Timmy Millender, Marty Saul, Danny Mil-lender, Ronny Morris, Scot Souder, Brian Lewis, Tony Daniels, Dewayne Jenkins, George Thompson, Cal Forrester, Johnny Millender, Mickey Johnson, Charlie Thompson, Tommy Staggs, Pete Glass. Pitcher Pitcher Center Field Right Field Danny Millender Cal Forrester Bubba Thompson Pete Glass 34 Short Stop Mickey Johnson Third Base George Thompson Catcher Dewayne Jenkins First Base Timmy Millender Pitcher Johnny Millender Second Base Geoff Kilbourn 35 Track Stan Smith. Dewayne Jenkins, Barlow Gilmore, Ross Lee, Charlie Glass, Johnny Brown, Eval Schenkal, John Si pie, Pete Glass, Joel Rives, Mickey Johnson, Marty Saul, Scot Souder, Danny Millender, Mike Bishop, George Thompson, Ronnie Morris, Harry Thompson, Don Weston, Charlie Thompson, Steven May, Doug Joyner, Royce Johns. Returning Seniors; Steve May, Danny Millender, Mickey Johnson, Evan Schenkal. 36 C.H.S. Cheerleaders Sandra Brannan Yvonne Jackson Zoe Bockleman Paula Maxwell 37 SOCK IT TO ’EM, SENIORS of 1975 Compliments of the Carrabelle High School 38 P.T.O. FACULTY Administration Henry F. Williams PRINCIPAL Pierre Kilbourn ASST. PRINCIPAL Pam Bray Receptionist-Secretary Bobbie Riley Attendance-Secretary Ruth Larsen Bookkeeper-T reasurer Martha Brady Guidance Tessie Millender Guidance Aide A 1975 Graduate After 25 Years The class of 1975 is proud to take this opportunity to honor and pay tribute to Mrs. Ruth Larsen who, after working as secretary, bookkeeper, treasurer, and jack-of-all trades at Carrabelle High School for the past 25 years, will be retiring at the end of this school year. Many people don’t realize just how much Mrs. Larsen does in our school, but it would not be overestimating her value to say that without her presence, Carrabelle High would not have gone along as well as it has for the past 25 years. The class of 1975 is pleased to have among its graduates, Mrs. Larsen — even if it did take her 25 years to make it. The best of luck to you in the coming years, Mi s. Larsen. We know your leaving will be a great loss to the school, but after all the hard times we’ve given you, you’re entitled to all the rest and relaxation you can get. We hope you enjoy the years ahead as much as we enjoyed and appreciated having you a part of our school. 41 English Mack Mangham Senior High English Terry Lewis Junior High English Mikel Clark Sr. High Social Studies Richard Kennedy Jr. High Social Studies Social Studies Jerry Runkle Jr. and Sr. High Math Math Gayle Kennedy Senior High Math 42 Science Walter Bryant Junior High Science Neal Berger Senior High Science Leland McCray Vocational Agriculture Karen Costopolous Typing-V.O.E. Industrial Arts 43 Vivian Williams Special Education Sharon Howell Girls’ Phys. Education Janice Davis Remedial Reading: AIDES: Thelma Blomquist, Clara Herndon, Wenoka James Not Pictured: Mickey Gay, Marine Mechanics; Texal Young, Boys’ Physical Education; George Jensen, Industrial Arts. CUSTODIANS: Julius Donaldson, Moses Jetter, Ray Gilmore CAFETERIA: Lois Underwood, Margaret Mathes, Francis Kelley, Eddie Kersey, Lucy Toler, Annabelle Dabney. BUS DRIVERS: Maxine Taylor Patricia Brown Bus Drivers Not Pictured: Ray Gilmore, Betty Jewel Mixon Dale Addington Tressie Elaine Braswell Karen Brown Jacquelyn Raye Burda (Jackie) George R. Adams Kathleen Barber (Kathy) Delinda Maurice Cain Glenda M. Cain Karen Elisabethe Chambers Mr. James Matthew Feldt Michael Jack Hitt (Mike) Gary D. Martina Leland Michael McCray (Mike) Ronald Edgar Messer Cecil Daniel Millender, Jr. (Danny) Elaine Carroll Millender Gina Riley Millender William Miller (Bill) Michael Moehrke Gwendolyn M. Moore (Gwen) Arthur M. Novak (Mack) Joel Michael Aloysious Rives Roxie Ann Reynolds Sandra Ann O’Neal Evan Mark Schenkel Dottie Lou Simon Tom D. Wooten, III Marshall Youngblood Not Pictured: Johnny Brown Brad Howard Ken McCord Brian Lewis Joyce Murray John Siple Willie Sprofkin Tracy Bernard Wanda Brown Mike Bishop Gay Brannan Ricky Haran Ernie Dingier Tom Espy 1 Ronnie Glass Beverly Gowdy Debbie Brown Jeff Corley Barlow Gilmore Joyce Hall Royce Johns 52 Johnny Lance Larry Litton Pam Littleton Carol Mathis Mike Maxwell Scott McKissack Ricky Messer Jolene Mock Terry Moore Beverly Millender Cheryl Millender Robert Rossier Connie Sadler Debbie Shiver Saul Lowery David Messer James Mitchell Barbara Rickards Joan Shiver 53 Stephanie Shiver Diane Simon v « . V Patty Shiver Leonard Shiver I Tommy Staggs Denise Stephens Mary Taylor Scot Souder David Tucker Tammy Vernon Annie Walker Harry Tompson Sandy Williams Dedie Wortham Don Weston Neil Waller Not Pictured: Ronnie O’Neal Rhonda Skipper Steve Vaughn Cal Forrester Melody Carroll Doug Joyner Renee Kluth Ken Cook Jim Scherer Charlie Glass Phil Stapp Robert Feifer William Melton Joe Chesnutt 54 Roper Alfsen Delores Boatwripht Robin Brannan Jim Bryan Norma Crum Ronnie Crum Richard Flinchum Jay Clem Mary Jo Crum John Golden Cindy Gray John Gray Lois Howell Yvonne Jackson Dewayne Jenkins Pam Jenks Alga Keith Shiela Kelly Geoff Kilbourn Janet Love Andy Lowery Jo Alice Martina Shirley Mathes Paula Maxwell Rosemerry McKissack Kathy Millender Timmy Millender Vicki Miller Diane Mitchell Jo Ann Murray Pam Myers 57 Not Pictured: Lorenzo O’Neal Eddie Potts Johnny Millender Henry Melton Richard Harrell Richard Burgess Virgil Glass Andy Rambo Mike Cruchfield Tom Cogbill Glen Crum Deborah O’Neal Janice O’Neal Blake Prigeon Penny Putnal Allison Register Albert Rickards Richard Sands Eric Scheverman Brad Singleton Carla Smith Sandy Smith Renee Starkey Martin Swords Terry Weston Jeff Williamson 58 — JUNIOR HIGH Dennis Alfsen Wayne Ard Tammy Braxton Larry Brown Neel Brown Matt Calton Sandy Carroll Tim Carroll Edmund Chipman David Couch Maxie Creamer Kenneth Flores Rita Gilbert Denise Guidry Kim Hobson Paul Howell Toni Johnson Lena Jones Vickie Keith Willie Kendrick Bucky Kersey Ross Lee Renee Lindsey Danny Litton Bobby Lolley Jack Massey Rod Massey William Massey 60 9th Grade Steve McCray John McKnight Lucy Melton Karen Millender Kathy Millender Beverly Moates Tina Moore Jeff Morris Ronnie Morris Doug O’Neal Eddie Potts Gayle Richards Debra Rickards Pam Rucker Goldie Sanders Marty Saul Danny Segree Tony Shiver Carl Skinner Carlene Taylor Charlie Thompson George Thompson Denise Walden Ivan Walker Teresa Wood Tina Wortham Alan Youngblood Brenda Adams John Ammerman Elaine Banks Donna Barton Marvin Benjamin Zoe Bockleman Randy Brannan Sandra Brannan Dwayne Braswell Sandra Brown Velma Bryan Linda Cadwell David Cain Cathy Campbell Jeannie Chesnutt Elvis Cook Keith Couch Rachel Creamer Vivian Creamer Tony Daniels Terry Dowden Willie English Angie Gay Luther Glass Sonya Granger Angie Gray Sheila Green Jimmy Grev Pam Hall Penny Hall Mike Hicks Melanie Jenkins David Kelley Rod Kilbourn Gordon Klein Jackie Lee Phyllis Lindsey Tommy Litton Cherry Lowery Prissy Massey 62 8th Grade Stephanie Massey Lou Ann McKinney Todd McKissack Phillip Messer Ray Messer Jimmy Miller Laura Miller Bill Millender Bob Millender Walter Mock Tom Moore Vickie Moore Susie Morris Mimi Nixon Christine O’Neal Ricky Polous Sherry Putnal Brent Register Vivian Reynolds Ricky Rickards Rose Ann Rucker Paul Scheuermann Nena Segree Frank Sheridan Bob Shiver Renee Shiver Robbin Shiver Carolyn Singleton Linda Staggs Lucretia Taylor John Thomas Evie Thompson Rhonda Vinson Donna Wideman 8th Grade 63 Hooky Bryan Charles Campbell Susanna Rory Bloodworth Boatwright Tony Buddy Brannan Brown L iM Charlotte Campbell Ricky Chesnutt Tenell Chisholm Bonnie Curtis Creamer Chipman Ronald Custer Terry Custer Franklin Janice Daniels Dowden Sheri Michelle Felshaw Gay Kirk Griffin Brenda Arthur Denise Harper Hollenbeck Jenkins Margaret Jernigan Daisy Jones Billy Jones David David Jean Keith Langston Lee Derrick Lolly James Love Carol Lowery 64 7th Grade Willie Jimmy Randy Melton Messer Millender Lisa Cathy Robert Moore Murray Murray Tammy Lenny Jamie Parrish Polous Procter Randy Charlotte Tina Richards Russell Schleichardt Betty Greg Elizabeth Staggs Starkey Tatum Charles Odom Allen O’Neal Carol O’Neal Buddy Richards Cindy Smith Ray Youngblood 65 66 Evelyn Smith Alton Starling Debra Wideman Jerry Blaske Marcy Bragdon Henry Brown Ray Butler Ruby Chipman Mitzie Couch John Daniels Carol Evens Timothy Howell Trina Jetton Johnny Jones Helen Keith Ivanhoe Lewis Connie Massey Franklin Mathis Elizabeth Millender Thomas Millender Deborah Mock Brenda Morris Melinda Mulkey Richard Murray Joann Nichols Donna O’Neal Alan Potts Carol Probst Pam Putnal Rusty Putnal Larry Riley Sandra Schmitt Cindy Smith j Rose McCoy, teacher 6th Grade 68 Jerri Alday Gail Alfsen Louis Blaske Donna Brandon John Paul Brinkley Peggy Chesnutt Terry Davidson Linda Davis Janalyn Dowden Pamela Dowden Georgette Evans Lisa Lynette Felshaw Duke Green Julie Ann Hanna Ruth Ann Keith Shane Lee Cliff Massey Sandy Massey Brian Masters Gary Mathes Randall Mauney Francis McKinney Thomas McKenzie Ray Melton Beth Millender Angie Mock Dorinda Murray Threasa Murray Bridget Talley Jay Thompson Marsha Reeves Allan Richards Joe Rickards Melvin Rickards 4 69 Vance A Id ay Neil Alfsen Duane Barnette Ricky Blaske Jackie Bran nan Lawrence Brannan Richard Bray Mike Chisholm Jesse Daniels Herbert Davis Shirl Evens Candace Fenn Albert Floyd Sharon Gray Roger Hall Fred Jetton Monica Mathis Jeff McKissack Stuart McKnight Mike McThenia Lana Messer Joe Millender Ricky Millender Belinda O’Neal Doyle Sauls Lynn Sheridan Suzette Simmons Charles Smith Cynthia Smith Gina Smith Jesse Smith Gene Suber Tommy Talley Scott Williamson 70 Beverly Bently Patricia Brown Thomas Clemons 3rd r a d e Mark Daniels Loriean Ann Dowden Andy Dyer Kim Fenn Jenny Kennedy Laura Melton Mike Mock Repen Moore Donnie Nichols 71 Lenny Alfsen Lori Bently Donald Brewer Jona Corley 2nd r a cl e Melissa Davis Sarah Dyer John Evens Bryan Green Sean Madison Melanie Magos James (Cam) Mauney Earl McAnally Baines Melton Chuck Roeig, III Keith Sanborn Kimberly Sheridan Robert Skinner Jep Smith Jimmy Surber Jimmy Sutton 72 Suzanne Dreyer, teacher Sonja A Id ay Geoff Amison George Bran nan Stanley Brannan Carmon Brownell Ricky Clark Eddie Clemons Scott Gainous Judy Jackson Michelle Jones Delia Massey Riley Mathes Sidney McAnally Lisa Messer Bobby Milligan Roy Minshew 1st r a d e Jimmy Moore Cindy Morgan Marlene Murray Angie Putnal Melinda Suggs Jimmy Talley Melody Riley Barbara Sanders Tony Sapp Shelley Sheridan ■ 73 Jimmy Allen Tricia Allen Kelly Blaske Leonard Brownell Lynn Clark Angie Daughtry Art Homewood Mike Horvath Tonya Johnson Lynn Kennedy Kimberly Kersey George Kilbourn Mike Lee Renee Millender Debbie Nichols Phillip O’Neal Mark Reeves Sharon Roberts Toby Ruhl Kathy Sheffield Cinnamon Smith Robert Surber Amanda Swords Jennifer Wathen Margie Williams Not pictured: Pam Davidson Rob Hance Robby Henning Beth Putnal Randy Shiver Kindergarten Martha Kersey 74 I was sent here by the Annual Staff to thank Steve May for all the work he did in helping with photographs — but what are all those kids doing in my sand pile? 75 1975 Class Prophesy In the year 1985 Karen Brown and Jackie Burda volunteered to take us on a world tour to visit our fellow classmates of’75. Karen and Jackie have had much experience in traveling in their nine years of professional bumming. Now Jackie is doing fine with her Locker Interior Decorating business. Karen B.’s favorite hobby (floor sitting) will be disturbed by a very busy year — she has just been crowned Miss Universe. Roger Mathis is still trying to get his car running. (Poor Toni is still walking to the grocery store with Jr. on her back.) Eastpoint has its own “Pied Piper” — Mack Novak sings his fish into the boat. Matt Feldt is making it big in Carrabelle, but Buckeye has gone bankrupt paying for new transmissions in the trucks he drives. Steve May is a nature photographer. He takes sneak shots of BUNNIES for Playboy. Since Karen Chambers failed Physics she decided to take up housekeeping and has the cleanest swept house around. Mark Ellis has fulfilled his life time ambition; he is a Fix Base Operator. Chuck Steinberg made a great sale on one of his paintings and is now bumming around. The former Debbie Wood has a full time nursing career. When not assisting Dr. J. A. Murray, she is kept busy bandaging scraped knees and sprained ankles of the Carter kids. Dr. Murray, however, finds time to cruise around, play a game of tennis and is still trying to learn to play golf. Mike Moehrke is the big tycoon, his major business being: M M Games, Inc. On the side he is the manager of the Jackson 5. Sandra O’Neal is very busy with Rickey and their 5 little harons. She really has a problem for they all have her funny giggles. Tom Wooten has designed a new Anneewakee Lodge. Dr. Joseph Dale Decker is doing very well as a psychologist. He is now seeing Joel Rives who just recently won the Nobel Prize for Physics. Evan Schenkle is really cool as a refrigerator repairman. Next we find Gwen Moore back at good ’ole CHS teaching Mrs. Elaine Millender’s kids to type. Her kids, Alaina, Barry, Cliff, David and Elly, are typing 95 words per minute. While the kids are typing, Elaine is sweeping the beach. Dottie Simon, not knowing what she wants to do with her life, is really living it up. She makes every moment count. Glenda Cain is busy cleaning her twenty-four room mansion on the east side of Eastpoint. Glenda told us that Delinda is riding the waves with the Navy. Cindy Smith has become a professional actor, specializing in cowboy and Indian plays. (Her past experience during fourth period helped a lot.) Marshall Youngblood is now successfully pursuing his career as a bull fighter. Ronald Messer is a professional Mexican guitar teacher, and Ronnie Vinson is teaching Ronald Messer’s students to sing Mexican music. Gina and Garry Millender are still living at the Tower Site. Their kids keep Garry busy spottingt icir own fires. Mike McCray is keeping the books for his farm. Jerry and Gary Martina jointly own the Sumatra Outboard Marine Center. Mickey Johnson was just elected “The All Around Good Guy” to represent all the Pro Basketball players. Bill Miller is still going to school to earn that half credit in Coach Clark’s class. Danny Millender is now Mr. America and doing many toothpaste commercials. As we enter the library, the Librarian, Ms. Roxie Reynolds, lets out a big, “Shhhhh!” (We always were a talkative group.) Stan Smith’s newspaper is coming along slowly, but his trustworthy assistant editor, Ms. Kathy Barber, is standing by his side. Dale Addington is still workingto improve his physique. David Tibbets is very patriotic ... a red neck policeman in his little blue VW. Mike Hitt is still getting lots of laughs as a nation-wide cartoonist. Vernon Thompson has improved the efficiency of the Carrabelle Water Works greatly. Perry Clark is Carrabelle’s new “Motorcycle Playboy”. The former Elaine Braswell and John are getting along fine with their short basketball team. Tinker Corley and Jo-Alice now reside at the “Corley Mansion” on Highway 65. Tinker is doing fine as an Executive Accountant, thanks to Miss Costopoulos. We heard Bill Daniels and George Adams were making it big with their Oyster Industry, but we were unable to see them. George has finally learned how to put the steering the a boat correctly. Wayne Cooper is now teaching Advanced Marine Mechanics at CHS. He tells us he has some students even more “interesting” than George was. Willie Stropkin has returned to the Lone Star state to practice medicine. Our tour is now concluded. It’s surprising to see the changes that have come over everyone, although they seem to be up to many of their old tricks. 76 1975 Class Will I, George Adams, will my ability to get along with the bus driver to Timmy and my ability to get along with the teachers to David. I, Elaine Braswell, will my ability to go to school and finish to my brother, Dwayne. To John I leave “all my love.” I, Kathy Barber, will to Stephanie the yearbook, and wish her the best of luck as Editor next year. Also, to Stephanie, I leave happy memories of our fun times we’ve had this year. To Wanda B. I leave my locker. To Patty S. and Jolene M. I leave our happiest times in V.O.E. To Miss Costopolous, I leave Romeo Juliet. To Debbie B., Beverly M., and Joyce H., our fun times in Home Management class. To Gay B. my “Dirty T-Shirt” and my sexy socks. To Delorse B. I leave her the best of luck with Paul. To Connie S. and Linda M., I leave my friendship. I, Karen Brown, upon my departure from “good ole C.H.S.” leave to Mrs. Kennedy, my associate, Donald Weston in hopes she gets more work out of him than I did. I leave to Wanda and Neel B. my seat on bus no. 7. I hope you two have enough room! To Debbie B. I leave my senior literature book, so she will not have to take notes next year. To you my good friends I leave the case of ROLAIDS in my locker. I, Jackie Burda, will to Don W. (spc), my beloved lime chapstick (after bugging me all year, I realized he secretly wanted it); JoAnn M., my bravery while watching scary movies (which isn’t much, but every little bit helps); To Blake P. my ankles; Sandy S., the kleenex boxes in my locker; Coach Clark, my serving of fried chicken; Penny P. and Matt C. my ability not to get embarrassed (think I’m blushed out!); and to Renee S., my ability to ride a bike SAFELY, my crazy socks, and what sanity I have left. I, DelendaCain, will my athletic abilities to Joyce H. in hopes she uses them in P.E., and I also leave my telephone truck to Anneewakee. I, Glenda Cain, am thankful to be leaving CHS, and therefore I leave all the students and teachers the best of luck at CHS. I, Karen Chambers, leave my portentous vocabulary to Carol M., my lifesavers to Don W. and Blakely P. and my heighth to Royce J. I, Perry Clark, will my ability to play basketball to Marty Saul, my motorcycle to Alga Keith, my hair to Micky Gay. I, Wayne Cooper, do hereby will all my polite manners to the students of C.H.S. I, Tinker Corley, just leave all my love to Jo-Alice Martina. I, Bill Daniels, will good times to John Hardy Golden, and my ability to drive to Strawberry Register. I, Joe Decker, leave my ability to read before I answer questions to Penny Putnal. To Tracy Benard, 1 leave theyVice-Presidency of CHS; to Cheto Man, I leave one good round of horseplay; and to the rest of my friends at Carrabelle and Anneewakee, I leave my thanks and appreciation for a good school year. I, Mark Ellis, will to Matt Calton my ability to get Coach Clark’s class every year; to Barlow G., I will my extra body weight; to Lance D., I will nothing, because he doesn’t have the ability to put anything to use; also I will to all my Anneewakee friends the ability to be free once more; but, most of all I will all my love to Penny P. 1, Matt Feldt, leave to Barlow G. my afro because it will do wonders for his skinny head. 1 also leave my Tasmanian Devil to Blake P. because he looks funny anyway. I leave my physique to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. And to JoAnn M., I leave my love forever. 1, Mike Hitt, will my strength to Jeff (Boney Fingers) Corley; my athlete’s foot to Coach Young; my Kick Tracy Detective books to Mrs. Larson; and all my love to Vivian Creamer. I, Mickey Johnson, will my ability to play basketball and quarterback a football team to Geoff K. To John G. and George T., I leave my ability to grow sideburns. I, Gary Martina, leave my love to Robin, my ability to take a motor apart and put it together with no mistakes to Jody Hitt, and good times in the future to Jody and Mary Jo. I, Jerry Martina, will my ability to keep clear of any love affair to Tommy Staggs, my ability to grow hair on the front of my scalp to Mickey Gay, my skills in the art of lying to Lenard Shiver (in hopes that he will live up to our standards), my ability to not even think about marriage until I’m 5 yrs. out of school to Robin B. and to Jo-Alice M. I, Roger Mathis, will my ability to control my girlfriend to Tommy S. who will probably need it for his. I, Steve May, will my track shorts to Royce J. so that he may use them in track next year, and my ability to spread peanutbutter, without using my fingers to Norma C. and Yvonne J. I, Mike McCray, upon my departure into the hereafter, do leave to Harry T. my ability to eat 3 full cans of sardines without swallowing any bones, I also leave my mean nature to JoAnne M., Sandy S. and Norma C. Finally, I leave my ability to make good grades in Marine Mechanics to David M. and James M. I, Ronald Messer, will my muscles to my brother David M. To all my friends I leave my LOVE and UNDERSTANDING, especially to girls to make up their mind who they want. I leave my motorcycle riding ability to John M. and Jeff W. I will my ability to get mad to Patty S. and Debbie S. 78 I, Danny Mil lender, will my ability to hustle to John G. and my ability to stay straight to (Funny) Jeff M., also 1 leave my athletic physique to Don W. and Bubba T. To Coach Kennedy I leave my ability to win a one on one basketball game. I, Elaine Millender, will my ability to be married and finish school to Beverly M. and Jolene M. and all my good times in Coach Clark’s Government class to Penny P. and Yvonne J. 1, Gina Millender, will to Jolene M. my straight and stringy hair and to Beverly M. and Debbie B., I leave all my good times. 1, Mike Moehrke, will to Matt C. three more years of fun in the sun and to Cal, Ricky, and Royce my ability to survive one more year. To Geoff K. my height so he can do nothing with it. I, Gwen Moore, will my ability to get and keep a guy who treats me real sweet to Pam L. and to Delores B. my ability to put up with Coach Youngs cigars in Dr. Ed. Last, but not least, I save all my love for Donnie J. 1, Joyce Murry, will my flame-proof lab coat with unbreakable test tubes in the pocket to Jay C. for Chem., my Capt. America comics to Deborah O’N., my driving ability to JoAnn in hopes she can avoid trees, trash cans, people, low flying airplanes, etc., and my tennis racket to everyone for DEFENSIVE tennis. I, Mack Novak, hereby will my ability to catch fish to Mickey Gay and to Mrs. Larsen I leave my sincerest thanks for making this year a little more bearable. Last, but not least, to Mr. Williams, I leave a life time supply of crash weight formula No. 7 and to some special people who know who they are — a very special goodbye. I, Sandra O’Neal, leave all the good times I had in V.O.E. to Patty S. and Gay B. I also leave my ability to stay in school and make good grades to my sister Janice, also all my friendship to all the students of Carrabelle High School. I, Roxie Reynolds, leave my super personality to Josephine R., Cherry L., Christine O., Rose Ann R. And to Vivian R. my dancing ability. My secrets to Lucy M. My smile to Stephanie S. and to all of my teachers I leave HAPPINESS! I, Joel Rives, do hereby bequeath my empty top locker to Sandy W. for use next year; Mr. Mangham’s first period English class to all the lucky seniors of next year; my aquarium in Mr. Burger’s room to Mike B. (ENJOY IT!); all my crazy poetry to Mimi N.; a better football, basketball, track, and baseball season next year (I’m talking to you, Scot); and my tremendous mental ability to anyone who tries. I, Evan M. Schenkel, will to Mr. Burger a better future in Biology class and to the Green Devil football team a lot of wins. Also, I give my football career to Barlow G. I, Dottie Lou Simon, leave my dancing ability in P.E. to Diane, my sister. To Pete G., I leave all my good looks and my lunch in hopes that with his two and mine he will not be hungry before 5th period. To Patty S., I leave my home-baked cookies. 79 I, Cindy Smith, do hereby will my ability to get into trouble to Karen J. and Allison R., and I also leave the use of my car every third Monday to Lois H. and Pam J. to go to Apalach. I, Stan Smith, will to Geoff K. my physique and mental stamina, to Royce J., I leave a big smile, and my ability to play basketball 1 leave to anyone who thinks he has a chance to improve it. I, Chuck Steinberg, bequeath the following: To Janis and Glen Davis I leave my love and part of me, to Robert F. and Scot S. I leave the weights and bench, to Barlow G. I leave my good judgement, to Mr. Williams I leave my leg weights, so just keep trying. To Mr. Berger I leave a trim comb, to Charlie G. I leave my advanced math ability, to Mr. Mangham 1 leave my hip huggers and my klogs, and bluejean coat, to Matt C. I leave a dog muzzel, and to Karen I leave and give all my love. 1, Vernon Thompson, will my ability to skip school and go hunting to William M. and to my two brothers I will my athletic ability. I, David Tibbetts, being of sound mind and body do hearby will to Scott S. my ability to drive. To Blake P. I leave my drawing board. To Ricky H. all of my money (you now owe me $24.00). To Johnny L. a gallon of oysters. To Royce J. I leave my hi-jackers and my red regamental tie. To Lance D. I leave my cup I borrowed from him. And last to next years newspaper staff, to carry on where Stan left off. I, Debbie Wood, being of weak body and even weaker mind do hereby bequeath the following: to Don W. I will Mi-. Runkle with his indirect answers and the empty coke bottle from the Honor Society parties, to Norma C. my old bathroom pass, to Scott S. one unused lunch ticket, to Barlow G. my “little brother”, to Mr. Runkle all my 7th grade friends, and to Mr. Mangham much friendship. 1, Tom Wooten, will to Blake P. my ability to stay so busy doing nothing. To Royce J. another year worth of sand in his shoes. A can of tuna fish to Zac the cat, and my two loving parrots, Porky and Bess, to Ricky H. I, Ronnie Vinson, leave my musical ability to anyone who in turn will have their ability to finish what they start to me. I, Marshall Youngblood, will my talent in music to what’s left of the trumpet section in the Carrabelle Band. Senior Achievements George Adams: Basketball 4; Vica 4. Tressie Elaine Braswell: F.H.A. 1; Aide 2, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Court 4. 80 Kathleen Barber (Kathy): Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Halloween Court 4; Drama Club 2; Miss Yearbook 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard 3; Prom Comm. 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Most Popular 4; Friendliest 4. Karen Brown: F.H.A., Parliamentarian 1; Jr. Beta Pres. 1; 9th grade Pres. 1; Homecoming Court 2; ICC Sec. 2; Sr. Beta 2; F.H.A., Vice Pres. 2; Jr. Class Sec. 3; Cal. Couple 3, 4; ICC Chairman 3; Student Gov’t Vice-Pres. 3; Sr. Beta 3; Prom Comm. 3; Aide 3, 4; Presidential Physical Fitness Team 3; Trackette 3; 300 Club 4; Miss C.H.S. 4; Girls State Alt. 3; Student Gov’t Pres. 4; Nat. Honor Soc. Vice-Pres. 4; Most Dependable 4; Most Scholastic 4; Devilcrat 1, 2. Jacquelyn Raye Burda (Jackie): Most Likely to Succeed 4; Leadership 4; Girls State 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, Sec. 4; Honor Soc. 3, 4, Pres. 4; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2, 3, Reporter 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, Reporter 1,2nd Vice Pres. 2; Newspaper 1,2,4, Ed. 1; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Sr. Class Pres. 4; Soph. Pres. 2; Homecoming Court 4; I.C.C. 2; Cal. Couple 4; Prom Comm. 3; Track Manager 3; 400 Club 4. Delenda Maurice Cain: Prom Comm. 3; Teachers Aide 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; Annual Staff 1; F.H.A. 1; Volleyball Team 2. Glenda M. Cain: Pep Club 2; Teachers Aide 3. Karen Elisabethe Chambers: Honor Soc. 3, 4; Prom Comm., Chairman 3; AVC Award 3; Most Studious 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Comm. 3, 4; Outstanding Achievement in Geom. 3; Drama 1, 4. Hebert Perry Clark (Perry): Basketball 2, 3, 4; Vica 3, 4. Wayne Cooper: F.F.A. 2, 3; Vica 3, 4. James Wade Corley (Tinker): F.F.A. 2, 3; Vica 3, 4. Bill Daniels: Vica 2. Joseph Dale Decker: V. Pres. 4; Sports Editor 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; 300 Club 4. Mark Ellis: Football 2, 3; Track 3,4; Ecology Club 4; Halloween Court 4; Chorus 4; Prom Comm. 3. James Matthew Feldt (Matt): Football 3; Track 2, 3; Mr. C.H.S. 4. Michael Jack Hitt: Vica 3, 4; 400 Club 4. Michael Preston Johnson (Mickey): Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Popular 4. Gary D. Martina: Cal. Couple 3; Best Physique 4; Vica 3, 4. Gerald Lee Paul Martina, Jr. (Jerry): F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 2; Vica Club 4; Football 3. Roger Dale Mathis: Basketball 1; Track 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Sub Dist. Chairman 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 2; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Sr. Class V. Pres. 4; Sr. Beta Treas. 4; Vica Club Pari. 1; Prom. Comm. 1. Steven Clyde May: Archery 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Football 3; Annual Staff Photographer 4; Newspaper Photographer 4. 81 Leland Michael McCray (Mike): ROTC 1; F.F.A. 2, Treas. 3; Football 3; Baseball 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Vica 4; Woodsman Amer. Hist. Award 3; 300 Club 4; Most Scholastic 4. Ronald Edgar Messer: F F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sent. 2, Treas. 3; Vica 4; Basketball 3. Cecil Daniel Millender(Danny): Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball l,2,4;Track 1,2,3,4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Cal. Couple 3, 4; Most Athletic 4; Most Dependable 4. Elaine Carroll Millender: Cheerleader 2, 3; Student Gov’t 2,3; Cal. Couple 3,4; Hon. Soc. 4; Best Looking 4; Most Beautiful 4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Favorite 3. Gina Riley Millender: J.V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Best All Around 4; Homecoming Court 1; Class Favorite 2; Cal. Girl 4; Prom Comm. 3. Michael Moehrke: Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 3, 4; Aide 4; Drama 2. Gwendolyn M. Moore (Gwen): Band 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court 3, 4, Maid of Honor 4; Student Gov’t 4; Honor Soc. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Best Figure 4; Neatest 4; Cal. Couple 4. Arthur M. Novak (Mack): I.C.C. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vica 4; Jr. Class Treas. 3; Sr. Class Treas. 4; Vica Treas. 4; 300 Club 4. Sandra Ann O’Neal: F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; M’ette 1,2,3, 4; I.C.C. 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Cheerleader Alt. 2; Aide 3; Senior Superlatives 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Chorus 4. Roxie Ann Reynolds: F.H.A. 3. Joel Michael Aloysious Rieves: Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Football 1, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Track 4; Wrestling 1; Archery Inst. 3, 4; Canoe Inst. 3; Ecology Club Pres. 4; Environmental Ed. Adv. Board 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun. 1; Most Studious 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; 400 Club 4. Evan Mark Schenkel: F'ootball 3; Track 2; Vica 1. Dottie Lou Simon: Newspaper Editor 3; Ad Astra Soc. 3; F.H.A. 4; Honor Roll 4; Aide 4. Cynthia Ann Smith (Cindy): Most Talented 4; Most Athletic 4; Prom Comm. 3; Aide 2,4; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Volleyball Team 2. Stanley Craig Smith: 4-H 1, 2; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Newspaper Ed. 4. Charles Syman Steinberg: Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 4; Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 4; Float Comm. 3; Class Clown 4; Most Talented 4; Chorus 1, 2. Vernon Thompson: Vica 2, 3; Baseball 2. David Austin Tibbetts: Cal. Couple 4; Most Handsome 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 4; Homecoming Esc. 4. Debra Jean Wood (Debbie): F.H.A. 1, 2; Student Gov’t 1,4; Jr. Beta 1, 2; Sr. Beta 3; Hon. Soc. 4; Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher’s Aide 3; Prom Comm. 3; Student Gov’t Treas. 4; Girls State 3; Trackette 3; Coron. Comm. 4; Newspaper 4; Geom. Award 3; Wittiest 4; 300 Club 4. Tom D. Wooten, III: Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Ecology Club 4; Aide 4; 300 Club 4; Drama 2; Graphic Arts 3, 4; Swimming Inst. 3. Ronald Stark Vinson: Vo-Ag 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Baseball 1. Marshall C. Youngblood: Band 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 3. 82 THE PEOPLE ON THIS PAGE AND THE FOLLOWING PAGES WERE KIND ENOUGH TO HELP SUPPORT OUR ANNUAL WITHOUT THEM AND THEIR SUPPORT THIS ANNUAL WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. PLEASE EXPRESS YOUR APPRECIATION BY SUPPORTING THEM AS THEY HAVE SUPPORTED US. PATRONS Gulf Beach Station Norm’s Town Inn Johnnie Ruth Mirabella Barbara’s Beauty Salon B P Seafood C. R. Howell Karen Costopolous Virginia Clower Mrs. McCoy Chuck Suzanne Dreyer Sugar Plum Gift Shoppe Mr. Mrs. David Jenkins Anastasia Drennen Randy Williams The Brewer Family Bruce, Angeline, Jennifer Millender Billy Martha Kersey Family Clark’s Foods Caryson Sawyer Paul Aiken, Jr. Buzzett’s Pharmacy Rhonda Bert Taunton Red Top Drive-In Cindy Gray Quentin Clara Herndon Mark Schustor Hannon Insurance Agency Tommy Massey Family Delia Massey F. B. Mayson J. L. Mayton Port St. Joe Western Auto Best Wishes to the Seniors of C.H.S. St. Joseph Telephone Telegraph Company 83 Best Wishes, Seniors EASTPOINT ALIGNMENT SERVICE Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Dale D. Oakes LANARK VILLAGE MARKET Lanark Village, Fla. (904) 697-8827 Best Wishes to the Class of “75” Mr. Mack Congratulations, Seniors FORD’S SEA PRODUCTS Eastpoint, Fla. 84 I wonder what they’re cooking in Home Ec today. HOUSTON MILLER Retail Seafood Market Fashionable Clothes Shoes for the entire family G. E. and Maytag Appliances Mr. Mrs. N. J. Nichols Apalachicola, Fla. Open 7 days a Week Eastpoint, Florida Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of William T. Henderson 85 E. L. AMISON SEAFOOD Apalachicola, Florida EDGEWATER RESTAURANT AND BAR CONGRATULATIONS To The Seniors ELL’S COURT Carrabelle, Fla. Carrabelle, Fla. it'd GOOD FOOD yOU 'AUUlt ... VISIT JOHNNIES RESTAURANT Carrabelle, Florida VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON Personalized • STYLING • SHAPING • TINTING • FROSTING Air Cond. Ample Parking j 697-3666 Lanark Shopping Center Compliments of Huck’s I. G. A. Apalachicola 86 Best Wishes, Seniors Shopping Center Restaurant — Motel WILLARD VINSON The South's Finest food and Lodging Kretzer’s Panacea, Florida Gulf Station phone: 984-9481 Souvenirs and Gifts Apalachicola, Florida 87 GEORGIAN RESTAURANT Congratulations Seniors! Harry’s Bar Package and Lounge Carrabelle 697-3380 697-3400 HARBOR 5 10 Congratulations And Best Wishes Seniors 75 BEST WISHES Faiver’s SENIORS 75 Seafood Restaurant SUWANEE STORE APALACH MOTEL Panacea, Florida Apalachicola, Fla. 88 Congratulations to the Seniors Best Wishes for your Future The Carrabelle Bank 89 Jackson’s Auto Parts SERVICE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS George Jackson Owner Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors of “75” From Everritt’s Department Store Carrabelle, Florida 904-697-3784 90 91 Compliments Of Apalachicola State Bank Since 1897 A Florida Landmark Now in our Seventy-Eighth Year of service to our friends of the Big Bend area. Our Congratulations and best wishes to the Seniors of Carrabelle High School. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 92 FRANKLIN MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Buddy Hoffman Fred Mason Apalachicola, Florida NEEL’S AUTO PARTS Carrabelle, Fla. Phone: 697-3999 Congratulations Seniors of ’75 93 You know, most advertisements in high school annuals say: CONGRATULATIONS Now, we don't know why. UNLESS it is because graduation marks a milestone of achievement for you. UNLESS it is because you have worked hard and earned your diploma. UNLESS it is because you have decided not to be a “drop-out And BECAUSE you are about to drop-in to the bright future of tomorrow. Say! Those are good reasons! So we'll say it too! CONGRATULATIONS The BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION WHERE TOMORROW BEGINS TODAY Perry, Florida MILLER’S Freight Seafood Co. Head Unloaders Mike Hitt Jody Hitt We import and export all types of Seafood. Home-owned and operated out of Eastpoint, Fla. By Jr. Peggie Miller For better buildings hire MILLENDER SON FISH HOUSE Carrabelle, Fla. TAUNTON BROTHERS Bayside Marina, Inc. Ochlocknee Bay Panacea, Fla. The “better builders Financing available at 1% to 6% through FmHA Payments as low as $45.00 per month Phone: Lamar Taunton Eastpoint 670-4357 Mercury Sales Service Mako, Silverline, Silverton Stamas Cruisers 984-2401 SAM SEABORN Master Cosmetologist HIGH STYLING OUR SPECIALTY • PERMANENT WAVING • STYLING � SHAPING • TINTING '• FROSTING • BLEACHING 697-3491 TALLAHASSEE ST. — CARRABELLE Apalachicola Bottling Company 98 Compliments of Dog Island Company Good Luck to the Seniors Of 1975 Owners Frank and Diane Mathes 99 Sportsman’s Lodge, Motel, Marina Graciously appointed, spacious rooms, color TV, air-conditioned, electrically heated, fully equipped kitchenettes, quiet wooded setting over-looking Apalachicola’s East Bay. A GOOD PLACE FOR FRIENDS TO MEET, THE BEST PLACE FOR THE SNACKS YOU EAT. Tasty Freeze Highway 98 Apalachicola, Florida TOM CRUM’S Ice and Freezer inc. Bonded Freezer Drawer R Carrabelle, Florida 32322 Telephone 697-3780 101 BRAY GAS phone 697-3334 Good Luck and Best Wishes Seniors of 1975 BEST WISHES From Albert, Mary, Larry, Linda, and Janet Bryant Good Luck Seniors COMPLIMENTS OF McKISSACK’S St. James Floral Imports, LTD. Carrabelle, Florida Unique Gifts For All Occasions Floral Arrangements for Home, Hospital and Funerals Isle O’ St. James Restaurant and Lounge Motel — Marina — Camper Park Restaurant Lounge — 904-697-3817 Motel and Campground — 904-697-2255 Marina — 904-697-3442 Boat Ramp Boat Slip Recreation Hall At Carrabelle, Florida Labrisa Apartments on St. George Island 904-697-2180 103 Martha Ann’s l edtuurunt jCo ounc e MOTEL AND PACKAGE STORE U.S. 319, 98 Carrabelle, FI. Phone: area code 904-697-3861 Our Motto: We Don’t Try To Serve The Most Food We Try To Serve The Best! 104