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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

THE 1983 FLAME Carrabelle High School Carrabelle, Florida Activities................. Athletics................ Organizations.......... Seniors............... Juniors............. Sophomores........ Jr. High........ Elementary . . . Faculty...... Advertisers 5 .17 . . 31 ....41 ......51 ........55 ..........59 ............67 ..............85 ...............89 Bit and Pieces, Leftovers, and Things We Couldn’t Fit in the Right Place............... 117 DEDICATIONS: ELEMENTARY Our Miss Clower... Miss Jenny ... Miss Virginia ... Miss First Grade. What can you say about a teacher who has touched the lives of almost everyone in the town of Carrabelle? England had its Mr. Chips; we have our Miss Clower. It’s hard to imagine that anyone can stay so sweet and pleasant after thirty-eight years of first graders. But she’s always smiling, always understanding, always the first to say a kind word. How many little bruised knees have you had to bandage? How many little hurt feelings have you had to kiss away? How many times have you turned tears to smiles and made a brighter day in someone’s life? We love you, Miss Clower. Thank you for giving us so much of yourself. 2 HIGH SCHOOL Oetn. ... John and Judy Humble ... Mr. and Mrs. ... They’ve only been here four and five years, but we’ve come to know them as a team who love to work with students, always taking us where they find us and helping us along. When we need help in math we can go to Mrs. Humble; when we need help in social studies, we can go to Mr. Humble, and both of them will always be willing to help us learn. They expect the best, but they still have compassion. They make as better people than we were before we knew them. We’re proud to have had you as part of our lives, Mr. and Mrs. Humble. Thank you for sharing yours with us. 3 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Linda Tindell MR. AND MI89 C.H.8. Mr. Skipper Shiver and Miss Jacki Brannan 12th: Sara Bentley Escort: Jimmy Granger 12th: Jacki Brannan Escort: Robbie Edwards 12th: Deborah Brown Escort: David Brown 12th: Cindy Shaner Escort: Jessie Carmichael ’82 Attendant: Angie Mock Escort: James Golden 12th: Linda Tindell Escort: Ellis Odom 11th: Debbie Langley Escort: Carmon Brownell 11th: Maggie Jackson Escort: Mike Mock 10th: Dee Dee Golden Escort: Jay Taylor 10th: Ladale Odom Escort: Jimmy Williams 10th: Lynn Shiver Escort: Rex Shiver 11th: Beverly Bentley Escort: Kent Roberts 4th, Weston: Lisa Herrington Clark, Richie CLASS 5th, Turner: Leigh Clark, Billy Parker FAVORITES Lewis: Renee Hicks, Robert Sapp Michelle Whitaker 6th, Lewis: Leonard Brownel 6th. Thomson: Tasa Metcalf. Jamey CLASS FAVORITES Top: 7th, Barbaree: Debbie Patterson, Steven Tucker. Middle Row: 7th, Rudd: Donna Gander, John Evans; 8th, Boykin: Michelle Jones, Tracy Carroll; 8th, Harmon: Joyce McAnalley, Gad Segree. Bottom Row: 9th, Carroll: Belinda Shiver, Jimmy Williams; 9th, Watson: Jona Corley, Carmen Brownell. THE SUPER SENIORS RE nior Superlatives) (2 me, 7 e January Sheila Gray, Scott Starling February Maggie Jackson, Mike Mock March Clay Moore, Frissy Bray June Debbie Langley, Phillip Gray April LaDonna Whitton, Rusty Cumbie u May Sara Bentley, Jay Taylor 14 October Skipper Shiver, Jacki Brannan November Beverly Bentley, Fred Blocker December Linda Tindell, Lawrence Brannan V IHI An this osebuds while ye may, is still a-flying; ame flower that smiles today, ow may be dying. The glorious lamp of ieaven, the sun, The higher he's a-getting, The sooner will his race be run, And nearer he’s to setting. iThat age is best vyhitohAfciliafirst, When yoifth apd blood ara mer; | put being spent, the worse and w— BTimes still succeed the former [coy, but use your time, _____________ye may, go marry, For having lost but once your prime, You may forever tarry. “To the Virgins obert Hertick to Mak luch of Ti Time Jr.-Sr. Honors Joe Millender, DAR Good Citizenship Award Sara Bentley, Girls’ State Amer. Legion Auxiliary 169 Joe Millender, Boys’ State Amer. Legion Post 82 v BOYS srm Sheila Gray, Girls’ State Amer. Legion Auxiliary 82 A Donna Langley. Student State Chamber of Commerce Star Bottom Row, L to R: Scott Starling, Mark Cumbie, Skipper Shiver, Rusy Cumbie, Mark Wyatt, Chris Castor, Herbert Davis. 2nd Row: Mike Childress, Hank Garrett, Darin Cruson, Vince Davis, Fred Jetton, Dewayne Lewis, Riley Mathis. 3rd Row: Toby Glass, Joe Millender, Mark Daniels, Lawrence Brannan, Chuck Smith, Doyle Saul, Kelly Hambright. Left: Assistant Coaches Bob Harmon and Merle Bonner. Right: Athletic Director and Head Coach Bobby Glass. Assistant Coach Merle Bonner Head Coach Bobby Glass Assistant Coach Bob Harmon 18 Lawrence Brannan, tight end Rusty Cumbie, split end Hank Garrett, tackle Fred Jetton, tackle Joe Millender, guard Doyle Saul, tight end Skipper Shiver, tail back 19 Herbert Davis, fullback Chuck Smith, split end Scott Starling, quarterback Freddie Blocker, tail back Mark Daniels, tackle Dewayne Lewis, center Chris Castor, corner back 20 1st Row: Leonard Brownell, Benny Estes. Sandy Spann, Keith Castor, Curtis Carroll, Gad Segree, Bradley Nixon. 2nd Row: Asst. Coach Bob Harmon, Stacy Shiver, John Evans, Jimmy Williams, Carmon Brownell. Edward Bethel, Asst. Coach Merle Bonner. t Edward Bethel, fullback John Evans, running back JV FOOTBALL Stacy Shiver, def. end Carmon Brownell, guard Jimmy Williams, tackle 22 B” TEAM Chris Castor. Kelly Hambright. Carmen Brownell. Robbie Snyder, Jimmy Williams, John Evans, Mark Cumbie, Coach Merle Bonner. BASKETBALL Ricky Jones, Chuck Friday. Tyler Gay, Sandy Spann, Riley Mathes, Craig Shellenberg, Ricky Clark. Billy Lewis, Randy Shiver, Coach Bobby Harmon. Kneeling: Managers — Steven Branch, Leonard Brownell. GIRLS Sharon Gray Candy Rose Ladonna Whitten, Gina Smith, Candy Rose, Robin Daniels. Michelle Jones. Angel Lockwood. Michelle Jones Angel Lockwood Gina Smith LaDonna Whitten 24 VARSITY Chuck Smith. Jeff Starling. R. L. Hunter. Herbert Davis. Freddie Blocker. Jay Taylor. Coach Bobby Glass. Freddie Blocker Chuck Smith Herbert Davis Jeff Starling R. L. Hunter Jay Taylor 25 1st Row: Cathy Rudd. Lynn Clark, Chrissy Rudd. Lisa Messer, Tammy Rickards. Paula Putnal, Celia Smith. Michelle Whiddon. Jennifer Wathan, Kim Kersey. Katherine Smith. Amanda Swords, Terri Reeves. 2nd Row: Joyce McAnally, Ellen Barks. Marty Suggs, Derek Moss, Troy Kelly, Chip Currington, Chris Parmele, Chevella Whiddon, Kent Roberts. Brian Moss. Sheila Busby. 3rd Row: Melinda Suggs, Robert Stone, Paul Parmele, Barry Barwick, Chris Barwick, Lynn Chastain, Marie Barks. BAND Director: Joe Rudd CHEERLEADERQ Sponsor: Chyrel Yelvington Jenny Bonner, mascot Beverly Bentley Lori Bentley Krissy Bray Maggie Jackson Sharon Nowling Christine Patterson Lynn Shiver Robin Snyder 27 WEIGHT LIFTING 1st Row: Fred Jetton, Joe Millender, Herbert Davis, Jimmy Talley, Coach Bobby Harmon. 2nd Row: Jep Smith, Jr., Skipper Shiver, Carmen Brownell, Stacy Shiver, Rusty Cum-bie. 3rd Row: Kelly Hambright, Mark Cumbie. GIRLS' SOFTBALL 1st Row: Gina Smith, Maggie Jackson, Ladonna Whitten, Cindy Chisholm, Coach Bobby Glass. 2nd Row: Sarah Dyer, Sheryl Harris, Michelle Jones. Jona Corley, Melinda Suggs, Terri Reeves. 3rd Row: Andrea Pemberton, Candy Rose. TRACK 1st Row: Chuck Smith, Jimmy Williams, Joe Millender, Ken Griswald, Coach Merle Bonner. 2nd Row: Mark Daniels, Skipper Shiver, Fred Grumbley. 3rd Row: Toby Glass, Fred Jetton, Herbert Davis, Kelly Hambright, Robin Daniels, Dani Butler, Robbie Snyder. 28 BASEBALL 1st Row: Chris Castor, Mark Cumbie, Tim Edwards, Chuck Smith, Skipper Shiver, Jimmy Williams, Edward Daniels. Fred Grumbley, Coach Bobby Harmon. 2nd Row: Jay Taylor, Stacy Shiver, Jeff Starling, Billy Lewis, Rusty Cumbie. 3rd Row: Craig Shellenberg, Edward Bethel, Carmen Brownell, Marty Suggs. Terry Taylor, Ricky Lintz, Fred Jetton, Mark Cruson. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Koa Combs Donna Gander Trina Gray Michelle Jones Sandy Shiver Melanie Williams 29 5av svste d resid ied dog ile horn troyed ept tt m struc ing in: trailer, n and M occupied at the time of the ut according to Pilkinton, “It ything I own' )laze, which n minutes, was mately 6 p.m. bjTSt. George volunteer fireman John Lut-o happened to be driving by :S coming len he dro tfh Sfti irnace. n minutes, volunteer firemen ind residents swarmed to the irmed wi he and Margarita rented belonged to his parents, Jack and Marilyn on of Lanark Village. And he aidMd J the trailer “We were asking $30,000 for it,” he said. As workers struggled to pull oht: Sara Beetle UfKfci UxtoU. totoofth Marty 5lass.‘ 'ph tBg api� i 't« F OtnSrjfinettrjlVlS of the e'ltfefeserVGina Smith, Sneila Smith, Scott Starling, Jackie Branna i, Hank-Garrett, Monica Mathis, Not Pictured: R. L, RWlftl onsUfE rfelgfeghWAttKlWeCSii spotted something else worth rescueing. Beneath the burning storage room, cuui i evci uictue ill studying uie oay waters of this northern Florida estuarine system. ircording to lan Hufr Depart- tjpWogisi, an environmental satellite “Landsat” will pass over the bay at approximately 11 a.m. Dec. 16 to The purpose of the project, ac Hunter or huntee? :nen on ; d off the 1 the bit in Coun r help, firemer rantic be ithin a 1 the burr ediately ig at the the anim owever, fire and iler abo1 Carr2ffelle sever s could n g, they 0_._ _r —r--------- ng the animal and began trating their efforts on con-the Maze. inside “We had maybe $2,500 of coverage on that,” he said. —________ Times Staff Reporter During fal e fi Tcarrabelle turday mornings usually find tw en and a dog gone hunting — Bo illender and Greg Daniels to b :r: telt to Right: Mrs. ttinton, Robin “‘yetton, Robert Campbell, Cathy Howtftte®, Sofedtxki'vQahder, 2Smas a bi ftrtt M e of the two men. With gear ana Daniel's dog loaded pickup, the two men drove for milt i rutted, washed out roads to a plac at both knew as a haven for squirrel me men, eager for the days hun parted ways. Millender’s self composure started deteriorate shortly after the hunt bega _mlvon o lufiin rino inmnpH frnm ft ire CINDY Times S ed, ine F in by to be monitorea m saienue project, that th ; salinitj : would . biologis th Flori ie bay. t color t concen nitoring ig of a n ng the of me aboi luff said ming a: is is a st the water masses can be tested and labeled as to their characteristics. aid in at least five ongoing studies of the bay. ng shellfish tion to t would water the the fi ; “Land orbit under a Regional App i%yram in 1972. The focu was to enable St municipal governments to expgfti e in utilizing inf oj ch a satellite John Gorrie (Continued on page 2) ray, Lett Jackie Bran- ..................... md it was this cute bear cub,” said Millender, “It kinda amazed me...thinking to myself,‘what is this cub doing here by lemaiMio to Right: Deborah Bn i but al| ip withiiniad: Nanq M fipnhSKitameter,'' he said, still shaking days later, “I c (Continued on page 2) gui pmg in “l other one. “I looked up and there was another continued. Millender walked father into the woods and staight into hip high, mud. “I got kinda was in this real creep s WTp: almost to my waist...my gijj barrel first.” With a never-say-die detenrfufelS 'f ’hen another one...sort of. Millender trudged through the mud to “I heard this crashing through the dry cAfl r. R fl feft %?acm ,the 250 Pound marehtedChRow, Left to bwam,’kaMylbwider exclaimed WalK '8 ,ll f rdt wSW!rhimself with a sweeping gesture, in the middle of a palmetto patch. “I was watching this squirrel in a As any die-in-the-woods hunter would tree,” said Millender, “And not paying do, Millender said he dropped his 20-...................... — '7'l tc04l £ 04tO t Left to Right: Deborah Brown. Linda Tindell, Doyle Saul, Cathy Rudd. Celia Smith. Not Pictured Sheila Gray, Josie Martin. m s e tto% Front Row, Left to Right: Deborah Brown, Joe Millender, Linda Tindell, Doyle Saul, Sara Bentley. Back Row, Left to Right: Suzette Messer. Lori Bentley. Krissey Bray, Beverly Bentley. Jimmy Sutton. Kathy Rudd. Celia Smith. LaDonna Whitten. Not Pictured: Missy Millender, Kim Mixon. Sheila Gray, Mike Childress, Jamie Crum, Marty Glass. 34 Stuctertt ( acutccC 1st Row, L to R.: Pres., Joe Millender; V. Pres., Sheila Gray; Sec., Beverly Bentley; Treas., Doyle Saul. 2nd Row; Trina Gray. Michelle Jones, Gina Smith, Tracey Callorr, Koa Combs. Carrie Carroll, Sponsor Joanne Gander. 3rd Row: Jessie Carmichael, Jimmia Williams. Charlie Wood. Not Pictured: Robbie Snyder. Jackie Brannan, Hank Garrett, Scott Starling. Sheila Gray, Sandy Spann. GuuC i Seta 1st Row: Koa Combs, Sandy Spann, Tricia Johnson. Ron Burris. 2nd Row: Donna Gander, Lynn Clark, Paula Putnal. Chrissy Rudd. Melanie Williams, Jennifer Wathan, Amanda Swords, Debbie Patterson, Mack Mangham (Sponsor). 3rd Row: Catherine Smith, Tricia Allen, Tonya Johnson, Renee Millender. Not Pictured: Pam Watson, Sarah Brown, Jerry Mathes. Tammy Rickards, Becky Sapp. Thomas Martin. 35 Future Business Leaders of America Seated Belinda Shiver. Trees.; Tammy Williams. Vice Pres ; Beverly Bently. Sec ; Lori Bentley. Pres. Standing Joanne Gander (Sponsor). Dee Dee Golden. Sherry Rivette. Patsy Parker. Krissy Bray. Kathy Rankin. Andrea Pemberton. Robin Snyder. Cassie Boatwright. Keith Bloodworth. LaDale Odom. Penny Carmichael, Deanna Brown Not Pictured: Jessie Carmichael. Jamie Crum. Trlna Gray, Daren Hatfield. Melissa Mlllender. Kim Mixon. Wendy Melton. Ranza Whittington. Kenneth Shirley. Jona Corley. Terry Davidson. Marlene Murray. Sharon Nowtlng. Barbara Sanders. Seated. Left to Right: Sara Bentley. Shelia Smith. De-wayne Lewis, Suzette Messer. Standing. Left to Right: Susie Pridgen, Jackie Brannan, Hank Garrett. Scott Starling, Tommy Costello. Monica Mathis, Shelia Bullock, Donna Tlndell. Not Pictured: Ted Patterson, Nan Collins (Sponsor). 36 1st Row: Patty Parker, Historian; Maggie Jackson, Pres. Elect; Sheila Smith, Parliamentarian; Jackie Brannan, Pres.; Marie Barks, VP of Projects; Susie Pridgen, VP of Recreation;: Sharon Gray, Treasurer. 2nd Row: Lori Bentley, Secretary; Krissy Bray, Suzette Messer. Andrea Pemberton, Robin Daniels, Cindy Chisholm, Sheila Busby, Monica Mathis. Trina Gray, Christine Patterson. Not Pictured: Lisa Howard. VP of Program of Work; Jona Corely. VP of Public Relations; Dee Dee Golden, Ranza Whittington, Tammy Williams, Edna Jones, Terri Reeves, Sonja Alday. . Vocational Industrial Club Y fT? of America Front Row, Left to Right: Scott Miller. Jimmy Talley, Chris Castor. Earl Coulter, Scott Williamson. Darin Cruson, Rusty Cumbie. Joe Millender, Jep Smith. Eddie Daniels, Jep D. Smith. Second Row, Left to Right: Fred Jetton, Clay Moore, Mike Mock. Tim Edwards, Herbert Davis, Donnie Chambers. Kathy Rankin, Fred Blocker, Mark Cumbie, Ricky Blaske. Stuart McKnight. Third Row. Left to Right: Kelly Hambright. Terry Taylor. Bryce Page. Earl McAnalley, Toby Glass. Frank Segree, Ricky Lintz, Lawrence Brannan, Mark Daniels. Skipper Shiver. Sponsor Mickey Gay. 37 Drama Club 8 ck Row. Left to Right: Marie Barks. Terri Reeves. Jessie Charmichael. Mr Boyle. Robin Snyder. Keith Bloodworth. Amanda Swords. Sheila Busby. Lynn Chastain. Front Row. Left to Right: Joe Millender. Tammy Wllllans. Robin Daniels. Celia Smith, Andrea Pemberton. Not Pictured: Jamie Crum. Terry Davidson. Kim Kersey. Robby Snyder. John Evans. Bennie Estes. Jogging Club Left to Right: Celia Smith. Barry Barwick. Torv Derek Moss. Barbara Sanders. Gene Price. Mr. John Uii imhlo V Reading Champions 1st Row: Kim Crom, Corlinda Lattimore. Amy Sapp. Heather Jackson. Ronnie Hopps, Lisa Messer, Michelle Massey. Joe Massey. 2nd Row: Michael Newman. Susan Evans. Pauline Daughtry, Adam Smith. Farrell Brown. Tyrone Clark, James Murry. Kelvin Melton. 3rd Row: Nicole Lewis. Jonathan McAnalley, Chris Millender, Rosco Lee, Bobby Curry. Lake Smith. Jennifer Worthy. Tim Lang. Miss Kat Bloom-quist, Mrs. Charis Powell. 39 — Margaret Marie Barks Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Devotional 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3; Girl's Chorus 2; Drama 4; FBLA 3; FHA 4;V-Pres. 4; Color Guard 4. Bentley NHS 3; Beta 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Basketball 4; H.C. Court 3. 4; Maid of Honor 4; Calendar Couple 4; Pep 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who 4; Annual 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Newspaper 4. Jacqueline Ramona Brannan Cheerleader 1; Devotional 2; Mascot 2; Pep 1, 2, 3; Letter 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Annual 4; Football Mgr. 4; H.C. Court 3, 4; Miss CHS 4; Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Sportsman 2, 3; Student Council 4. Thomas Lawrence Brannan Football 1. 2. 3. 4; AVC 3; Big Bend 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 1; Letter 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman 2, 3, 4; Devotional 1, 2; VICA 4; Class Pres. 2; Calendar 42 Richard Alan Bray NHS 1. 2, 3. 4; Beta 1, 2. 3, 4; V. Pres. 3; Basketball 2, 3; Devotional 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Treas. 2; V. Pres. 1; Who’s Who 4; Early Admissions 4. Deborah Ann Brown Annual Co-Ed. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Sec. 1, 2 Devotional 2; Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; H.C Court 4; NHS 4; Most Outstanding, Band 2 Newspaper 4; Prom Comm. 3; Sec. 1; Beta 3 4; Student Council 3; Thank You Award 2 Treas. 1. Brenda Marquaretti Glass Devotional 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Alg., Most Outstanding 3; Newspaper 4; Annual 4; Who’s Who 4. Russell Earl Cumbie, Jr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Defense Award 3; Baseball 2, 4; Basketball 2. 4; Track 2; Letter 1, 2. 3, 4; Sportsman 1. 2, 3; Vica 4; Devotional 1, 2, 3. Herbert Anthony Davis Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 2, 3, 4; State 3; AVC 2; Coaches’ Award 2; BT Most Outstanding 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2. Rebecca Kay Chambers Band 2; Science. Most Improved 1; Shop, Most Outstanding 3; Oceanography, Most Outstanding 3. Sheila Ann Gray Sr. Beta 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Sec. 3, V.P. 4; Girls’ State 3; H.C. Court 2, 3; Valentine Queen 2; Cheerleader 3; Calendar Couple 4; Who’s Who 4. Terence Lynn Davidson Fred Phillip Jetton Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4: Track 2, 3, 4; Letter 2,3, 4; Coaches' Award 3; VICA 4. Jeffry William McKissack NHS 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Football Mgr. 1, 2; Brama 3; Devotional 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Sec.; V. Pres. 3; Class Pres. 2; V. Pres. 3; Letterman 2; C Club 2; Who's Who 4; Early Admissions 4. Stuart Anthony McKnight Basketball 2; Sportsman 1, 2, 3; VICA 4. Russell Lee Hunter Pep 1; H.C. Float Comm. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Katherine Suzette Messer Monica Ann Mathes Cheerleader 2, 3; JV 1; Band 1; Sec. 4; V.P. 2; Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Devotional 2; Annual 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; C Club 2. 3; FHA 4. Band 1, 2, 3; Sportsman 3; Pep 1, 2; Float Comm. 2, 3, 4: Prom Comm. 3; Most Improved in Band 2; Oikos 2; Devotional 2; Annual 4; Who's Who 4; FHA 4; Perfect Att. 3; Beta 2. 3, 4. Edward Joseph Millender Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Class Pres. 3. 4; Boys’ State 4; DAR Award 4; Drama 4; Who’s Who 4. Doyle Clayton Saul NHS 1, 2, 3. 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treas. 4; Sr. Treas. 4; Sportsmen 2, 3; Letterman 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Track 1. Bryce Hunter Page Basketball 1, 2; VICA 4; Sportsmen 2. Lloyd Alton Shiver, Jr. VICA 4; Student Council 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Weightlifting 3, 4; Letterman 1, 2, 3. 4; Sportsmen 2, 3, 4; Soph. Pres. 2; Devotional 1, 2; Mr. CHS 4; Baseball 4; Calendar Couple 4. Charles Bernard Smith, Jr. Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2,3, 4; Lettermen 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsmen 2. 3, 4; Devotional 1, 2. 45 Paul Edward Parmele Band 2,3,4; Lt. 4; Track 2; Pep 2; Devotional 2, 3; Art 2, 3; Drama 3, 4; Float Comm. 2, 3, 4; Perfect Att. 2. Georgina Gale Smith Pep Club 1, 2; NHS 2; Beta 2, 3; Student Council 4; Girls' Basketball 2. 4; Devotional Club 1, 2; Physical Science Award 3; Sportsman Club 2; Oikos 2; Newspaper 4; Annual 4. Jesse Gordon Smith, Jr. Scott Eugene Starling Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3; Track 1, 2; Weightlifting 3: Student Council 4; Lettermen 1, 2. 3, 4; Sportsmen 2, 3, 4; AVC 3. Elbert A. J. Taylor, Jr. Kenneth Eugene Griswold H.C. Comm. 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Devotional 3. Wesley Scott Williamson Marvin Hank Garrett Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 2, 3. 4; Weightlifting 3, 4; Student Council 4. Matthew Terrance Taylor Band 1, 2; Football 3; Baseball 3. Kent Howard Roberts Cindy Lynn Shaner 70ef t ie frMtuuctiy, cutct auxtct ( Mtetime ) cutcC ukcC dody (acctMcosuMy) cC 6ene f Cectoe t e faibuuctty: Marie Barks — to Sheila B., my ability to be flag captain: to Terri R., my sister, the ability to throw a triple and CATCH IT!; to Cathy R., my nerves of steel to put up with Chris, Marty, Derek, and most of all Tony, next year; to Ellen, the ability to finish school and stay out of detention; And most of all, to all the new friends I’ve made this year, lots of luck in the future! Sara Bentley, to Shelia B., the world’s largest french fry; to Tammy J.’s teachers, a set of ear plugs (they’ll need them); to Lynn S., all of Jimmy G.’s darlin body; to Belinda S.. a box of fake fingernails; and to my teachers, a thank you; but most of all, to my parents I leave a very big I LOVE YOU and thank you for making me make it. Jacki Brannan — to all my teachers, respect and appreciation for “trying” to teach me; to all my friends at C.H.S., my everlasting friendship; to my mother and father a big THANKS; to Sharon G. I leave my intelligence and luck, also the ability to act civil for one day; to Michelle J., the ability to play ball; to Beverly B., lots of Good luck; to Shelton T., the ability to finish school; to Mrs. Price, a lot of crazy times; and Mr. Clark, a lunch break; to Robby E., I leave all my LOVE! Lawrence Brannan — leaves to Mickey G., a new tooth and a head full of hair; to Fredie B., the nickname of “Booger”; to Darin C., I leave the ability to keep his top lip from hanging up on his teeth to the C.H.S. Football team I leave 3 new coaches; and to Pam Brett I leave all my love. Deborah Brown — to all my friends the best of luck in all that you do; to my mom and dad, thanks for all you’ve done and I love you; to David and Deanna a world of happiness and sisterly love; last to Tim E. my faithful and endless love for now and always in hopes we will grow old together. Becky Chambers — to Susie, Sherrel, Henry, and Donnie the ability to graduate; to Deanna B. and Tammy W., I leave my life savings, that adds up to 50c; to Missy M. I leave papa smurf; to Cindy S., a new friendship; to Ricky J., the ability to become a future football player; to Buddy, Hope, and Sidney; the ability to go to the — without getting caught; to my parents I leave all my love and lots of thanks for being there when I needed them; and a special thanks to my Aunt Joyce. Rusty Cumbie — to Darin C., my ability to pull a cheap shot without getting kicked out of the game; to Freddie B., the ability to run the ball next year without any linemen; to Mark C., the ability to pass the 10th grade; to Skipper S., my first-round draft card to the N.F.L.; to Lawrence B., absolutely nothing; to Jep., Jr., a 318 transmission for his Hurst: to Scott W., a stainless steel back window for his truck; and I leave my love to LaDonna. Herbert Davis — to Missy D., my ability to do math and history; to Mark D., my ability to play football and hunt; to Jep D. S., my ability to grow as big as I have; to coach Glass, my red cap and pants; to Cherie W., a dollar for a candy apple; to Sherry R., my ability to graduate, to get along with Mr. Hinton, and last but not least ALL MY LOVE! Hank Garrett — to Bobby G., the ability to graduate and make good grades like his big bother (Ha Ha); to the Faculty and Coaches, a big THANK YOU; to the athletes of C.H.S., many more winning seasions and good practices; to Tony M.. the ability to win at the Asteroids machine, to Sheila S., 22; to Maggie J., all the boys she wants; but most of all I want to leave a special THANK YOU, to my parents, relatives, and friends, for the encouragement to go to school; and I wish the best of luck to all students of C.H.S. Marty Glass — to Marie G. the ability to graduate and the best of luck in the future; to Belinda S. I leave “wouldn’t have missed it for the world”; to Dewayne L., I leave my love; to Mr. Mangham and Mr. and Mrs. J. Humble, I leave the my thanks and appreciation; to my parents and my family, I leave the biggest “I Love You and Thanks,” for helping me through the years. Sheila Gray — my parents a big “Thanks” for their help and understanding; to Trina G. the ability and will to be the best cheerleader that C.H.S. will ever have; to all my friends, best wishes and good luck in the future; to Linda Carol the continuing desire to fulfill our college dreams and last but not least, I leave Scott all my love and special memories. Ken Griswold — leave Kelly H., Mark C., and Darin C. good luck in football in the years to come; to Kelly H. the ability to go to state in track; and to all three of them the grades that will let them play sports; to Coach Glass a winning season in football next year; to Krissy, Christine and Lynn more years of fun in cheerleading; To Dani and Micky a long time relationship with their boyfriends; to my little brother the ability to finish school. R. L. Hunter — to Jay T. the ability to get home on time, the Sheila S. one large bottle of Tequila; to my 3 sisters the ability to get through the 12 yrs. of imprisonment; to T.T. the ability to spend and not get caught; and to Ran-za W. a 3x5 colored poster of J.T. to hang over her bed; to Chuck S. laughs we have shared with Bird; to Mr. Clark the fun I had under him as my Coach and principal; and last, but not least I leave all my love to my parents for helping me get through school. GOOD BYE CHS. Fred Jetton — to Ga S. my football Jersey 63; to Lawrence another new truck; to Bryce a new mustang; to Ricky a new Datsun; to Kelly I leave my truck after hunting season: to Mark D. my position on the offense and defense line: to Coach Glass a winning season next year, to Micky G. another year of hard work on the weights; to Skipper the nickname “Scab”; to Darin C. another “Budweiser”; to Micky D. a good friend; to Stuart M. a new 4 speed transmission; to next years football team victory over Apalachicola; and to Lynn S., my best friend, the ability to finish school. Monica Mathes — to Donna T. I leave John-John and all the fun times we’ve had; to Marty G. more trips to 48 Tallahassee; to my brother, Riley the ability to pass the 8th grade and graduate; to Terry T. (my big brother) a big thanks for being around, you’re the best; to Mindy, Robert, and Leonard my good times at C.H.S.: to my parents a special THANKS and I love ya both; to Joey T. I leave my future and my endless love. So-long C.H.S. Suzette Messer — Deborah B. all the crazy and memorable times while at C.H.S.; to Robby S. all the french fries he can eat; to Ladale I leave my ability to pass Humble’s test; to my friends that I left out always remember the good times; to my little brother Gregory the ability to go through school and make good grades; to my parents THANK YOU for putting me through school, I LOVE YOU BOTH! So long to C.H.S. Stuart McKnight — to Duke G. my old worn out truck; to Mike M. a new set of Ground hawg tires; to Bryce P. and Ricky B. another dip of skoal; to Lawrence another new truck; to Darin C. another Budweiser; to Scott M. the ability to eat in a restaurant without making a mess; to Scott W. another plate of crab fingers; to Jep D. the ability to hit a deer; and to Mickey G. the ability to know how to catch a mullet. Joe Millender — To Carmon B., Jimmy W., and Jimmy S. the ability to graduate; to Mark C. and Chris C. the ability to make passing grades on their report card; to Sheila S. all my love because she was standing here when I was writing this; to the Carrabelle High School Green Devils the ability to beat Apalachicola Sharks; and to every one at C.H.S. the ability to find GOD and let him help them lead a life that would make them happy and successful. Bryce Page — to Mike M. a new Datsun 4x4; to Scott W. a new Gatornational hat; to Donna L. a water Balloon; to Ricky B. I leave Melanie M.; to Skipper S. a ’69 Mustang; to Stuart M. a new pack of hunting dogs, to Scott M. the ability to sit up straight; and to all the students of C.H.S. Good luck!!! Paul Parmele — to Robby S. the ability to having great times; to the C.H.S. Varsity Band, PRIDE; to CHS teachers and staff I leave — YOU!; to Robin S. and Beverly B. I leave my friendship; to my sister lla the capability of getting through school, to my Mom and Dad I wish to thank for being there when I needed them; Finally to Carrabelle High I wish to say “So Long.” Doyle Saul — to Scott M. a ride to school; to Stuart M. a 1983 Dodge Power Wagon 4x4; to Scott W. a set of 14.36 Grand Prix; to Mike M. a set of good mud grip tires; to Ricky B. a tobacco factory; to all the students of C.H.S. many good times. Cindy Shaner — to all the staff and students a special thanks for helping me feel so welcome to C.H.S.; with special appreciation to Sharon G. who helped me adjust to the school; to Lynn S. thanks for making me laugh when I was down; I leave to the seniors who honored me by electing me for homecoming court a special thanks — along with Sara B. who stuck with me when I was nervous homecoming night; I leave to Robert S. the ability to graduate; to Jesse C. a can of skoal and thanks for being so comforting, understanding and sweet; to my Parents thanks for believing in me. So Long C.H.S. Skipper Shiver — to Freddie B. the nickname of “Booger scab Blocker”; to Coach Clark all the pride and spirit of C.H.S.; to the “83” football players I leave many good times and a winning season. Senior English; to my niece nichole the ability to get through school; to Bird and Benel, the good times we had at C.H.S.; to Tammy I leave my friendly love; to my parents I leave lots of thanks; to Chris C., the ability to shoot basketball as good as me; to the prettiest girl in school, Lori B., I leave you the memories of all the good-times we had together, but most of all, I leave all my love. Gina Smith — to Cindy C.f I leave Jerry B.; to Sheila S.f the ability to finish school and the number “22”; to Linda T.t (Hillbilly) a lot of fun times; to Aprille V. I leave Jep Smith; to Junkie Jep, a lock (Ha, Ha); to LaDonna W., a lot of good memories and an everlasting friendship; to Maggie Jay a liter of 7 7 and a lot of good memories and times. Jep Smith Jr. — to my little Sis., the ability to be cool and graduate from High School; to Rusty Scumbie, the memories that we had in “T” town; to Donna and Debbie Langley, the ability to pass economics; to S.S., 22; to Mickey Gay, my memories in his class; to my parents, I leave my thanks for supporting me through school; to Aprille, the ability to graduate and all my “Love” forever (Love ya Babe). Scott Starling — to Jeff S., the ability to be slick; to Freddie B., the ability to stay at Carrabelle one more year; to Lawrence B., a new truck; to Earl and Sidney M., a can of skoal; to Linda T., a pistol, (Ha, Ha); to Kelly H., another good year at end; to Chris C., the ability to be able to throw the ball to Kelly H; And to Shelia Gray, all my love. Jay Taylor — to Sidney (cat), my intelligence; to Stacy S., a case of bud.; to Clay M., my luck; to Kim M., all the boys she wants; to Sappy, all the good times we had at school; to Beany all the parties we had in apalach; to Terry T., the ability to drink and drive without getting caught; to my sister, Karen, a new car because I sure need one; to Ranza W., whatever; to mom and pop, a big thanks; and to Belinda S., all the good times we had; to Miss Collins, good luck; Now I think I will leave. Terry Taylor — to Jay “bird” and R.L., all the bud they can drink; to Anna Keith, 100 pens; to Monica M. (my little sister), Joey Tarontino; and Hwy 98, to Mrs. Walley, all those bumps between here and there; to Mr. Humble, “I’ll get you yet”; to my Dad, thanks for everything!; But most of all I give all my love to Cissy Parks, MY ENDLESS LOVE. Linda Tindell — to Donna T. the ability to graduate and stay out of trouble; to im M., a steady boyfriend; to Donna and Debbie L., another old Nellie so they will both have one; to Jon-Jon, a pair of straight legs; to Scott S. and Sheila G., the ability to stay together without fighting; to Deborah, the best of luck with Tim; Mrs. Humble, a big thank you for everything she’s done; to Miss Collins, the World’s largest Donut; Last but not least, I leave all my love to my parents. LaDonna Whitten — to Sheila S., the ability to get away with more at home than I did; to maggie J.. a Ted Nug-gent concert; to Ciddy C., a lifetime with Jerry B.; to Jenny K., the ability to use her good sense after school; to Brandi S., the ability to graduate; to Debbie L., a good laugh and a good-looking man; to Coach Harmon, 10 lbs. of shrimp and a bag of fudgies; to Gina S., a lot of special and good memories; and to Rusty C., my mind, body, soul, and all my love. 49 Chuck Smith — to Ms. Collins, the good times we had in Scott Miller Kim Mixon Mike Mock Maggie Jackson Jenny Kennedy Debbie Langley Donna Langley Ricky Lintz Laura Melton Melissa Millender 53 Krissy Bray Sheila Bullock Dani Butler Carrie Carroll Chris Castor Mike Childress Lori Bentley Ricky Blaske Keith Bloodsworth Earl Coulter Jamie Crum Darin Cruson 56 57 Jimmy Sutton Ranza Whittington Charlie Wood Cathy Rudd Frank Segree David Shellenberg Lynn Shiver Jep Smith Robin Snyder Chris Parmele Christine Patterson Jay Patterson Andrea Pemberton 9inth Grade Sonja Alday Barry Barwick Edward Bethel Deanna Brown Carmen Brownell Cassie Boatwright Tom Costelle Buddy Chambers Penny Carmichael Jona Corely Robin Daniels Jan Encolade TrinaGray Vicki Hardin Henry Harris Tammy Hicks Denise Killion Earl McAnally Lisa Messer Pat Millender Derick Moss Marlene Murray Ladale Odom Chuck Parmele Missy Pitts Angie Putnal Candy Rose Barbara Sanders Robert Shaner Belinda Shiver Celia Smith Jimmy Talley Shelley Tindell Aprille Vanick Carl Whaley Michelle Whiddon Jimmy Williams Tammy Williams Sarah Dyer 8ighth Grade Sherri Baines April Banks Tammy Banks Ellen Barks Kelly Blaske Jeannie Boatwright Tracy Carroll Lynn Chastain Lynn Clarke Ricky Clark David Crosby Jody Edwards Bennie Estes Charles Friday Ray Hatfield Brooksanne Holton Lisa Howard Tanya Johnson Michelle Jones Troy Kelly Kim Kersey Vanessa King Jon Lemiux Billy Lewis 'ill tl Thomas Martin Debra Massey Riley Mathes Joyce McAnally Sidney McAnally Delene Millender Renee Millender Sidney Moore Walt Nowling Mike Pridgen Marc Reeves John Sansom Gad Segree Ginger Segree Stacy Shiver Randy Shiver Cindy Shiver Cinnamon Smith Melinda Suggs Amanda Swords Jerry Trammell Jennifer Wathan Chevella Whiddon Kira Wyatt 8ighth Grade Chris Barwick Rhonda Becker Wiley Braden Sarah Brown Ron Burris Daryl Butler Curtis Carroll Keith Castor Susan Chambers Koa Combs Gail Creamer Robert Crosby Paula Dasher Angela Daughtery Donna Gander Tyler Gay Sherrel Harris Mike Herrington Jennifer Hicks Reid Hicks Danny Holton Tammy Jackson Tracey Johnson Ricky Jones 7eventh Grade Robert Killion Angel Lockwood Frances Martin Gina Massey Jennifer Mathes Carl McCalsin Marnie Millender Bradley Nixon Audie Nowling Debbie Patterson Beth Putnal Paula Putnal Tammy Richards Chrissy Rudd Ruby Russell Becky Sapp Michelle Shephard Sandy Shiver Katherine Smith Sandy Spann Lori Thompson Steven Tucker Pam Watson Melanie Williams 7eventh Grade 6ixth Grade Pam Davidson Chip Curington Deborah Gander Amy Gay Robin Jetton Mike Lee Ron Lee Mandy Massey Spence Massey Michelle Messer Tasa Metcalf Stacey Mock Debbie Nichols lla Parmele Tina Roberts Jamey Sapp Robert Stone Lisa Walden Lome Whaley Missy Wilson Anthony Alligood, 5th Steven Beebe. 5th I Derrick Bentley, 5th Dawn Hawkins, 5th Renee Hicks. 5th Patricia Melton, 5th Robert Sapp, 5th Christine Simms, 5th Salinda Thompson. 5th Sonja Braswell. 6th Leonard Brownell, 6th Mark Bruffett, 6th Carla Clark, 6th Malinda Dempsey. 6th Jennie Morris, 6th Donna Newman, 6th Chad Stone, 6th Jessica Wathen, 6th Michelle Whitaker, 6th 69 Michael Alday Johnathon Capps Charles Carmichael April Castor Leigh Clark Michelle Creek Travis Daniels Harvey Daughtry Laurie Friday Star Hawkins Arthur Hutchinson Teresa Jetton John Jones Justin Messer Olivia Messer Angel Mock Lucy Kate Papadoupolous Billy Parker Eugene Price John Rickards Robert Robertson Angela Schmitt Larry Shepherd Michael Whitaker Luanne Williams ft tJ-ai 5ifth Grade Pam Turner, Teacher Gwen Barks Angelica Boada Kim Daughtry Derrick Kennedy Molly Massey Candi Millender Richard Millender Freddie Mock Wanda Nichols Lessie Roberts Karen Robertson Andre Rosier Billy Shavronoch Billy Joe Shellenberg Dawn Spann Henry Spradlin Sabrina Suggs Kim Wheeler Jason Williams Roger Williams 72 LaTonia Chisholm Lisa Clark Brian Falin Richie Herrington Michael Holton Michelle Jackson Beth Keith Bill Kirkpatrick Becky Langley Julie Lewis Bobby Martin Chris Norris Selina Massey Lisa Owens Sherry Price Jonnathan Riley Kalo Smith Sharron Tucker 73 Pitt Mattair, Teacher 3hird Grade Eric Putnal Lake Smith Jennifer Worthy Chris Wilson Bobby Curry Pauline Daughtry Susan Evans Cliff Millender Amy Allen ✓ A + is V- Debbie Alligood Karen Chisholm Michael Creek Eric Evans Mindy Green Jonathan McAnally Allen Millender Chris Millender Dana Murphy Erin Ross Charlene Roberts Palladin Saunders Sugar Shepherd Rhonda Swords Farrell Brown Kenny Carpentar Kenny Clark 2econd Grade Jenny Bonner Shawn Brannan Shelia Bullock Misty Chastain Tyrone Clark Nicole Lewis Tina Littleton Audrey Newmann Christy Murphy James Murray Wes Putnal Richard Robertson Kim Saunders Nikki Sheridan Jenni Lee Skipper Adam Smith Spencer Stone Jason Tenney Brad Tucker Jennifer Wilson Kevin Driskell Melissa Herrington Ronny Hopps Mandy Hutchins Rosco Lee lirst Grade Virginia Clower, Teacher m Tammy Bonner Laura Brannan Gregory Capps Stephanie Clark Bill Creek Kim Crum Jason Durrett Beth Giblos Heather Jackson Corlinda Lattimore Jeffery Martin Joe Massey Michelle Massey Kelvin Melton Lisa Messer Buck Millender Jessica Mock Chad Patton Jeremy Putnal Travis Ross Amy Sapp Misty Sexton Cheree Walden Drew Wilder Kindergarten Terri Lynn Crum Michael Currington David Curry David Dempsey Michelle Golden Charlie Hibbert Mathew Hutchens Shellie Allen Evie Beebe Heather Keith Carrie Kinkpatrick Charles Lattimore Jessica Massey •4 mi Jason Millender Kelli Millender Travis Millender Nikki Mock 78 Norman Newman Bubba Niemann Kevin Norris Travus O'Neal Robert Payne Joey Rowell Allison Sanders Shawn Shepherd Johnny Sheridan Brandi Smith Jennifer Staggs Chrystal Stiner Kela Timmons Brent Tucker Eric Wideman LauraLie Sutton, Teacher ''' • Mary Boykin, English Nan Collins, DCT Chris Crozier, Compensatory Bobby Glass, P.E. Vince Jones, Alternative Jack McKeithen, English Jessie Carmichael, 11 Cindy Chisholm, 11 Phillip Gray, 11 Jeff Starling, 11 Susie Pridgen, 10 Kathy Rankin, 10 Curtis Gordie, 9 Tony Sapp, 9 Tricia Allen, 8 Eugene King, 8 Steven Branch, 7 Lynn Kennedy, 7 Tammy Shavrnoch, 7 Robert Shirley, 7 Voncille Mathis, Bus Driver Chris Golden. 6 Mike Lee. 6 Mandy Massey. 6 lla Parmele, 6 Jamey Sapp. 6 Shannan Morrow. 5 Robert Sapp. 5 Kevin Calhoun. 4 Steven Panich. 4 Tim Lang. 3 Kim Crum. 2 Crystal Lockwood, 2 Jerrod Minshew, 2 Jessica Mock. 2 Diane Mathis. 1 Mikel Clark, Principal Scott Thomson, Administrative Assistant Gail Allen, Reading Specialist ■H -4 Twila Price, Secretary Martha Kersey, Administrative Assistant Merle Bonner, Social Studies — P.E. Eunice Barbaree, Science Bobbie Riley, Bookkeeper 86 Kenneth Boyle, Drama Robert Carroll, Shop John Griffen, Art John Humble, Social Studies Theresa Cubberly, El. Spec. Ed. Bobby Harmon, Social Studies — P.E. Judy Humble, Math Joanne Gander, Typing Mickey Gay, Marine Mechanics Christine Hinten, Librarian Mack Mangham, Guidance David Hinten, Science Bill Pearson, Music 87 Charis Powell, Reading Specialist Charles Watson, Science ( Louise Wright, Special Ed. Linda Rudd, English Cheryl Yelvington, Home Economics Ruth Varner, Occupational Specialist LUNCHROOM LADIES — Linda Horvath. Kathleen Harvey. Darlene Alligood (Manager), and Frankie Kelley. Mike Allen, Bus Driver Maxine Taylor, Bus Driver Julius Donaldson, Custodian Ray Gilmore. Custodian Roy Melton, Custodian Harm Price, Custodian HARRY’S BAR DELI EVA PAPADOPOULAS Wish The SENIORS OF ’83 All the Luck in the World Carrabelle Loves You. Carrabelle’s Only DELI Marine St. 697-3420 HARRY’S RESTAURANT Good Luck, Seniors ■ Congratulations, Seniors BETTY’S CERAMICS Carrabelle, FL 697-2365 Supplies Phone: (904) 653-9741 THE SANDPIPER FLORIST PLANTS Front Door of the Old Gibson Hotel P.O. Box 52 Apalachicola, Florida 32320 1 ijt 8(ACH SHOP ms'fuxrs, SAILBOAT BMW SHOP RE mis Gm'fims s«s SALES SALES hfofteioVvhssts Ft at CH 98 ZLtyamcM + ?a PHoNE ‘iQyi flSifS So Good We Had To Say It Twice Compliments W. R. PHILLIPS ATTORNEY AT LAW THE SENIOR CLASS WISHES TO THANK: TOM CRUM SEAFOOD HOUSTON MILLER SEAFOOD D. W. WILSON SEAFOOD BUDDY WARD SEAFOOD GILBERT’S SEAFOOD DALE SHIVER SEAFOOD BRUCE’S SEAFOOD EVEREADY GAS APPL. CO. and especially STANLEY WHITTEN for his VERY generous donation and inspiration For Their Support Of Our Seafood Booth 93 Best Wishes, Seniors DRIFTWOOD LODGE 670-8413 Eastpoint, FL Congratulations, Seniors From the LANARK AMERICAN LEGION POST 82 Congratulations Seniors of ’83 CITI7EN’S GAS Apalachicola Carrabelle Cv 26 LANIER PHARMACY, INC. Loyce and Don Lanier Your Corner Drugstore for Over 80 Years 653-8825 Apalachicola, FL I FATHOM FISHERIES, INC. Dockside — US 98 • P.O. Box 576 Carrabelle, Fla. 32322 904-697-2301 Snapper — Grouper — Shrimp Congratulations, Seniors Good Luck, Seniors and GO, GREEN DEVILS JULIA MAE’S 697-3791 TOWN INN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS IVIRRITT TRADING COMPANY 7te 0?Co4ven Day (904) 697-3852 Night 697-3636 Owner: Letha Kendrick Best Wishes MILLER SONS, INC. P.O. Box 625 Eastpoint, FL Jim and Jeanette Miller APALACHICOLA STATE BANK AND EASTPOINT BRANCH Since 1897 Serving Our Friends in This Area Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of Carrabelle High School Member FDIC 97 ARD’S RRD S GRDCERY GAS, OIL, AND ARD’S Specializing in Crabmeat and Oysters P.O. Box 261 Eastpoint, FL 32328 Hwy. 98 SEAFOOD CITY Phones: 670-8285 Home: 670-8753 Owners — Operations: David and Martha Ard 99 Congratulations, Seniors From GARY A. TRIKARDOS, DMD NEEL AUTO PARTS Three Locations to Serve You Foreign and Domestic Parts Apalachicola, FL Crawfordville, FL 653-8023 Carrabelle, Florida 32322 Owners: Sam and Wilma Neel Phone: (904) 697-3999 or 697-3990 926-3096 GANDER’S GULF SUPPLY HARDWARE Housewares Paints Plumbing and Electrical Supplies General Hardware Carrabelle, FL 32322 P.O. DR 770 (904) 697-3688 Congratulations, Seniors From GREENTREE GIFTS Carrabelle, FL Marine St. 697-2233 5 AND 10 BRUCE’S APALACH 5 AND 10 SEAFOOD The Best in Seafood Market Street and Ave. D. Apalachicola, FL (904) 670-8115 or 670-8542 Eastpoint, FL Congratulations, Seniors From Bruce, Angeline, and Jennifer Millender 101 APALACH MARINE Mercury Outboard Motors Jimmy G. Mosconis 81 Water St. Apalachicola, FL 32320 653-8731 INVESTMENT IN KNOWLEDGE THE HEADQUARTERS PAYS THE BEST DIVIDENDS BEAUTY SALON SEASWEET Located in Old Gibson Hotel Owner: Janice Martina Bayside Shellfish, Inc. Apalachicola 653-9064 | Apalachicola 653-8700 Your Complete Jewelry Store MARY’S JEWELRY GOLDEN MET 653-8882 85 Commerce St. Apalachicola, FL SHOP Custom Made Nets and Boards P.O. Box 107 Eastpoint, FL 32328 WEFING’S MARINE HARDWARE Buford Golden Audrey Golden John Golden Apalachicola, FL 252 Water St. 653-9218 670-8676 Night: 670-8359 1 _£ 104 Compliments of BEACHSIDE RED’S TEMKO SERVICE MOTEL Open Daily 7 AM — 10 PM Apalachicola Hwy. 98 653-9939 Beautiful White Sand Beach 1 Mile West of Carrabelle on Highway 98 (904)697-2759 COASTAL FOAM BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. 129 Commerce St. Apalachicola (904) 653-8893 CARRABELLE MARINA Highway 98 Carrabelle, Florida Boats — Motors — Service Phone: 697-3351 V ,h m nr Ii nnr-T l — Evinrude — Grady White Boats Volvo-Penta Best Wishes!!! SENIORS OF CARRABELLE HIGH SCHOOL Apalachicola Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 139 Ave. E (904) 697-8863 Congratulations, Seniors PUTNAL’S LANARK STATION Used Cars New and Used Auto Parts Towing Service 697-3588 Gas — Oil We Honor AAA BUDDY WARD SON’S SEAFOOD P.O. Box 697 Apalachicola, FL 32320 ■ (904) 653-8790 or BRAND (904)653-8932 BILL MILLER REALTY Over 20 Yrs. Serving Franklin County Waterfront • Commercial Residential • Appraisals Notary • Estates Carrabelle, FL 697-3751 07 LITTON’S GULF BREEZE CAMP Finest on the Beach Overnight Parking Day, Week, or Month Complete Hookup Hiway 98, East Carrabelle, FL (904) 697-3890 Compliments of F. M. LAWHON, SR., INC. GULF OIL PRODUCTS EASTPOINT DIESEL MACHINE SERVICE Sales • Service • Parts Major Repairs on: 'Diesel Engines Industrial Marine Heavy Equipment 'Hydraulic Machine Shop Service 'Presswork Engine Boring 'Cylinder Head Reconditioning 'Block and Head Resurfacing 'Starters and Generators Hwy. 98 970-8341 Carrabelle, FL Hwy. 98 108 Congratulations, Seniors SUWANNEE STORE We Specialize in Fine Meats Congratulations From DR. GEORGE L. SANDS Marine St. Carrabeile, FL (904) 697-3833 Carrabelle, FL 697-2604 € EVEREADY MILLENDER SON SEAFOOD CRAB CO. Fresh Seafood Only Wholesale Retail GAS APPLIANCE, INC. FARM — HOME — INDUSTRY LP GAS Carrabelle, FL 697-3334 U.S. Hwy. 98 (904) 697-3301 (904) 697-3739 P.O. Box 147 Carrabelle FL 32322 109 JACKSONS AUTO PARTS ACE HARDWARE Best Wishes Seniors Carrabelle, FL 697-3332 JEAN E. THOMPSON ATTORNEY AT LAW Good Luck, Seniors From “Congratulations, Seniors” ROBBIE S HAIRSTYLES (904) 697-3790 Carrabelle, FL Carrabelle, FL 697-2550 COULTER-MIDWAY SEAFOOD Compliments of Franklin and Brenda Coulter T BANK GULF S ATE BANK FRANKLIN COUNTY oint Apalachicola Congratulations Seniors of 1983 Compliments of STINER’S SEAFOOD Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of 113 Best Wishes to the Seniors of ’83 ST. JOSEPH TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Celebrating 26 Good Years In Florida “We believe good school systems are the foundations for better communities” THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION Perry, Florida 115 DON AND SHELBY NICHOLS, your school photographers, thank you for letting us serve you and wish you happiness in the coming years. Tallahassee 562-1940 I The ’83 FLAME would like to thank the following for furnishing photographs: Chris Crozier Don Nichols Renee Topping The Carrabelle Times Florida Dept, of Commerce 116 VALEDICTORIAN '83 Miss Linda Tindell 8ALUTATORIAN '83 MissShiela Gray ... and a very special thanks to our own Mrs. Mildred Mirabelle ... Miss Millie ... who, for the past six years has donated her time to helping teach the children of Carrabelle Elementary School to become better readers. Three days a week Miss Millie volunteers her time and love to our students, never receiving any pay, and many times receiving little thanks. Now we take the opportunity, Miss Millie, to say not only, “Thank You,” but also, We love you.” 118 1st Runner-up: Miss Cindy Shaner Escort: J. Carmichael Miss Carrie Carroll Escort: S. Williamson Miss Michelle Simmons Sweetheart Miss Monica Mathes Escort: J. Tarantino Always live your life as if someone were watching everything you do and think; live not fertively, but openly and honestly. If you want to do something for which you would be ashamed, don’ll begrudge the world for your position, but rather discard the thought; don't hide from it, but replace it. Rise above it. Any thought you have the power to dream or desire, you also have the power to dispell. Your mind is a kingdom and an infinity. You have the control to know and do anything you desire ... so desire the best, the highest, the finest ... and then pursue it, and it will be yours. ■1 Never become angered at a man for doing what he has to do or what he thinks is right. If he is right and it angers you, then you are probably wrong. If he is wrong and it angers you, then you waste your energy and emotions which could be used in happier emotions than anger. Besides... you can dislike the dream and still love the dreamer. Never try to hold on to another person when he feels the need for other friends. Jealousy can kill a friendship — or a love — faster than an unkind word. If you must hold on to those you love, hold on with trust, understanding, and freedom. If they are not free to be themselves, they will resent you even though they hide it. Love is not real when it demands another to be what he does not want to be. If someone you love chooses someone else, wish him well and be happy for him. You cannot force another to love you, and to try takes great amounts of energy and saps the soul. You will not be alone or lonely. There are others who love you just as you are. Let them into your life, and you will not miss the one you are setting free. Never try to demand respect. True respect can never be demanded; it has to be earned. Another may pretend to respect or love you, but if he does not do so willingly, then you possess an empty honor, and you are only fooling yourself. Remember there is no time you can live but the present. You can prepare for the future, but you cannot live it. You can learn from the past, but you cannot stay there. If you do not make the most of every present moment, then you are wasting one of the most limited commodities you have ... time. Don’t plan for happiness in the future unless you can be � now. You cannot force others to think and feel as you do. Respect the individuality of others as you would have them respect yours. Be patient with opposing opinions. If your own opinion cannot withstand close scrutiny, perhaps it has a flaw, and you should discard it. if another’s opinion is defended loudly or too strongly, perhaps he needs that thought to support him at the time. Do not take away his support. If it is strong and right, we have not the right to deprive him of it. If it is mistaken he will give it up when he no longer needs it. 126 A loud voice is the last resort of a weak arguement. If your point is not taken through rational discussion, it will not be taken through force. No man likes to be proven wrong. Do not argue with someone you know to be wrong, but if you do, make sure you give him a way to save face. Present your ideas as yours, listen to his, and then wait for him to discover his own error. Being a gracious winner is sometimes harder than being a good loser. Some of the world's greatest victories are never spoken of by the victor. There is little to be gained by resentment, revenge, or bitterness. Such emotions do you more harm than they do those toward whom you project them, and such feelings indicate that you are living more in the past than in the present. Do not feel inferior to any man. But also do not allow yourself to feel that you are better than others. You are completely unique In eternity and infinity. Know that you are a worthy person; there is only one you, and you have dominion over all that you survey. Use your dominion wisely, and not only will you be happy, but you will make the world a better place. remember that making the world a better place is your reason for being. If, when you cease to exist, the world is not a better place because of your existence, then you have not lived your life to the fullest. Live your life so that everyone you meet will be able to say, “I am a better person for having known him.