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

 - Class of 1981

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Senior Wills I, Henry Melton, of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Johnny Jones the bulk of my school estate locker (he uses it any way). To J. P. Brinkley I leave a fifty gallon drum of unleaded gasoline and a pair of dark sunglasses. To Roy Melton I leave the ability to talk with his mouth shut. To the C.H.S. Band I leave the memories of the last seven years. And to my successor as drum Major I leave the hope that they will enjoy it as much as I did. And to all of my friends I leave an everlasting friendship. I, Tony Millender, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave my ability to bog a truck on hard pavement to Rusty P.. To little Mike S. I leave my empty can of skoal. To Brenda L. the ability to have a good time, whether its on the beach or up the river. I leave my ability to not be scared in rough water to Joann H. And for Miles C. in the future all the women he can handle. And last but not least I leave my ability to lose on the ASTORIOD machine to Hank G. I, Debbie Mock, do hereby leave Mike M. the ability to stay in school and be a good football player. To Angie M. and Jimmie B. the ability to stay single and to graduate. To Coach Clark I leave my deepest respect. To my parents I leave all my love for supporting me these 12 years. Now I must say farewell to ‘‘Ole Sweet C.H.S.” I, Richard Murray, leave to Larry Riley many more good times at Hickory Hammock. To Larry Hadsock (Plueky) my ability to get through school before drawing my retirement check. To Rusty Putnal, I leave my ability to put up with Lynn’s griping one more year. To Stewart McKnight, I leave my Taxi service to get to school every morning. To Donald and Janalyn, I leave my ability to smooch in the halls. To Duke Green, an empty can of Copenhagen. And last but not least, to Lynn Hadsock, I leave all my tender loving care. I, Donna O’Neal, would like to will my ability to the — GREEN MACHINE to stay on top. And also to my brothers Phillip and Gerome to follow in my footsteps and finish school. To my favorite Coach (Dick) I leave my best luck with the softball team. To my favorite P.E. teacher Coach (Flowers) my best wishes to him with the women. Especially to Melinda W. and Mrs. Jackson all the thanks in the world for everything they have done for me and my future child ... I’m PROUD to be a C.H.S. student. I, Pam Putnal, leave to Debbie and Donna L., my winning attitude. To Linda D., all the McDonald’s French Fries she can eat. To Beth M., the ability to stay loose while batting in a game. To Janalyn D., the courage to take Deadman’s curve at 90 m.p.h. on one wheel. To Debra B. and Marty G., a big Hey. To Donald D., I leave a bag of Gator goodies. To Skipper S. the ability to speak all foreign languages ... correctly. To Karen L. and Charles D. a special thanks for just being there. To all my teachers my appreciation. To Cliff C., my love and all the good times. See ya later. I, Kay Richards, do hereby will my ability to graduate to my brothers Mike and Mark along with a ‘‘how to get along with each other book.” To Trina J. and Laura T. Thanks for being there and such good friends. To Debbie Mock, all the Dolly Parton records there is, if she doesn’t have them all. To my parents and teachers a great big Thank You for all your help. To the Green Machine, lots of Spirit and Good Luck. To the Senior Class and all those remaining at good ole C.H.S. lots of luck. To Jeff Paterson I leave all my love. I, Marcy Bragdon, do hereby will the following: To Donna my V.W. To Connie another “joy ride.” To Linda a car. To Richard and Lynn, another parking place other than mine. To Karen, thanks for being a friend. To Alton, a trip to Tallahassee with you-know-who. To all

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Senior Wills my cousins left at C.H.S. the strength to remain. To Beth, a Hershetaback. To Janalyn, a b-day in Panama. To Donald, my bottle of Visine. To all my teachers, (especially Mr. Hurst) thanks for your help and support. To Mike Smith ( 42), a lot of Gold and all my love. Bye. I, Cliff Carroll, leave to Scott the ability to quarterback. To Donald D. a good back, and lots of luck in his senior year. To J.P. the ability to get as fast on his feet as I am. To Coach Waters, Coach Flowers, Coach Dick, Coach Hurst, and Coach Shiver, I wish them all the luck in the world with the upcoming football team. Hopefully, they can make the promise we did and succeed at it. To Carrie, I wish her good luck at C.H.S. And to the girl in my life, Pam Putnal, I leave my love. I, Ruby Chipman, leave my clothes to Rosemary Crum, my jewelry to Kim, my personality to Faye, my comb to Tammy, my dirty socks to Laura May, my molded peanut butter and jelly sandwich to Ricky Blaske. My pregnant goldfish to Mr. Connors, my body to Faye H. I think she needs it, I give Mr. Crozier my good eyesight. I, Miles Creamer, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my coolness to little Mike Smith. To Duke Green, I leave a can of Skoal. To James D., I leave the ability to wear a whole shirt. But most of all my love, and very much more to Krissy Bray. I, Charlie Daniels, do hereby leave to Beth M. our good times at the boro hole in the wall. To Jonathan M. I leave a pretty belly button. To C.S. I leave the munchies. To Mitt Willum I leave 10 sets of twins and a new L.T.D. To Mi. Tompa I leave a new overhead projector and writers cramp. To my parents I leave a ditto of myself to keep them happy for the love they gave me. I, Jimmy Granger, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my ability to play linebacker to Joe M., to Bucky C. my good pack of deer dogs because he never has any, to all the seniors a very fine future, and to the 1981 football team a 10-0 season. I, Joann Hicks, will to my brother Donnie the ability to graduate. To my sisters Debbie and Wanda my bedroom at home. To Debbie M. a lifetime contract to sing with Dolly P. to Duke G. a girl friend he can keep. To Tony M. a wig that he can mess up instead of my hair. To Mrs. Jackson I will my thanks for everything that she has done for me. To my best friend Brenda L. I leave all the good times that we ever had and last but not least I leave all my love for ever and always to Milan Hicks and my baby. I, Donna Hurst, will to the following: Marcy B — all the diet Pepsi in the world. Tammy H. — a smaller brain. Alton S. — an armored car. Mr. Crozier and Mr. Hurst — a better camera. Mrs. Waters — the elementary P.E. To my parents the biggest thanks ever. Mrs. Kieth, Mrs. Varner, and my other teachers a great big thanks for making my years at C.H.S. enjoyable ones. And most of all I will my love to all at C.H.S. GOOD LUCK CLASS of 82 and the rest to follow. I, Trina Dawn Jetton, leave to Robin, Teresa, and especially Fred the ability to finish school. To Debbie Mock all the luck in the world of getting to sing with Dolly P. I leave to Kay R. plain ole good luck in everything she does. To all the seniors of 82, a good time in your last year at C.H.S. To all my teachers, Mr. Clark, Mr. K., and Mr. Mac, a big thanks for all of your help.

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