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

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Dorinda Lee Murray Karen Michele Pearman Karen Beth Millender (Beth) Ernest Kyle Putnal (Rusty) Threasa Marie Murray Marsha Lynn Reeves 23

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James Christopher Jones (Chris) Tammy Rae Keene Thomas Karl McKenzie Ruthann Keith Shane Willis Lee Oscar Daniel Martin Jr. Fred Clifton Massey (Clif) 22

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'i I I, Tammy Keene, do hereby will to Skipper the ability to go through the woods without a scratch. James D. a special thanks for being and a lot of fun! Deneen, an everlasting friendship, a good laugh and a lot of memories. Maggie, a kiss from GeoTge Jones, after I get mine! Rhonda and Melinda an everlasting friend ship. Karen P. ail the hard words she can use! Mr. Donovan, a BIG SMILE! To my sister Susan the ability to graduate. To my parents a Big thanks for everything. To David Sasnett 1 leave my future and my endless love! I, Ruthann Keith, hereby will to my niece Heather a curling iron. To Skipper my ability in math and a lot of memories. Tammy K. all our good times. Mrs. Williams a big “Thank you” for being there. To Sonja B. my love for school. Tammy M. my brother David, if she will take him far, far away! To Amy K., Moiley, Mandy, and Joe Joe my good times at C.H.S. To Lawrence B. a better parking spot on T.I. To my parents a “special” Thank you. Last hut not least I leave my everlasting love to Tony A. Smith. 1, Shane Lee, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave Scott Starling the good times, good luck with Sheila, to be able to laugh about St. George Island and to be able to run like-when you carry the ball at the games. I leave Rusty Cumbie, Lawrence Brannan and Skipper the good times, football practice and good luck for the next year. I leave the C.H.S. coaches the ability to not get hurt during football practice. And the class 1-A District Championship. I leave all the underclassmen the ability to survive the classes but to have good times at C.H.S. before you leave it. And to Kyndle I leave a lot of special memories. I, Thomas McKenzie, hereby leave the ability to grow tall and touch the rim to Jeff S., the ability to play baseball to Marty S., a case of “Bud” to James D., to Johnny “J.J.” Jones many more partying nights, the ability to kill a deer to Clif M., to Christine, the best boyfriend she could dream of having, to my parents all my love, to all my friends thanks for being there when I needed you, and last but not least to Rhonda thanks for helping me Finish school, All my love in my heart, my future and everything else I have. I, Oscar Martin, do hereby leave the following: To whoever wants it, the back seat in Mr. Donovan’s class. To Josie I leave the ability to graduate, to next year’s football team I leave a 10-0 record. To Fred Jetton I leave Chattahoochee (HA. HA). And to Coach Hurst I leave a special thanks. And to Jerri I leave my heart and my eyes to watch her next year! I. Clif Massey (C.T.J.), being of sound, mind, and body (sometimes) do hereby will the following to: James D. the ability to make it through school this year. Ha, Ha. To Harry L. - A battery, tires, and a “Bud,” Ricky B. to keep his job at the AMOCO. To David B. and Billy J. a bottle of -J.D. to Tammy K. to make it through Donovan’s room. To Doyle S. and Stuart Me. a set of Ground Hawgs, to Dorinda M. many more good times, to my nephews and nieces the ability to make it through school the way I should have, and to my parents for seeing me through school THANKS!! I, Royal Melton, hereby leave to Laura M. the ability to finish school and to Baines M. all my football spirit and Johnny J. and Freddie B. all the luck with the women. I. Beth Millender, do hereby leave C.H.S. with 12 years of good and meaningful memories that will never be forgotten. First 1 would like to give my parents an everlasting “thanks” for all you’ve done. And to all of mv nephews and my one niece 1 leave all of my love and my ability to finish school. To Teresa and Lisa I leave a big thanks for always being there and for all of our crazy and wonderful times, in hopes that there will be manv more. To S. S. 1 leave an undisturbed day of working on the float. And to Mrs. Gander, Ms. Collins, and Mr. Mack a great big “thanks.”