Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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A Message from the Governor 2-A Introduction

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YELLOW Chattahoochee High School Chattahoochee, Florida 32324 JACKET Chattahoochee Elementary School August 1980 -June 1981 Remembering ’81 Chattahoochee High School is an old school. She has witnessed many events and stores many memories in her corridors. Alumni come to her and try to recapture times that have passed. Students walk her halls and never stop to think that one day they too, will be trying to remember. The Yellow Jacket is her scrapbook. It holds all of her glories and the special key we all need to help us remember. With the Yellow Jacket we can hold once again those times that we thought were lost. We can see Chattahoochee High at her best. We can see her as she was when she was ours for she will never be quite like that again, whether we look back to ’51, ’61, ’71, or ’81. She changes just as everything else does. So, here it is, the 1981 Yellow Jacket. It has just what you need to remember. Leaf through its pages and find yourself remem- bering those forgotten times of ’81. You can recall the fun, the excitement, and all that ’81 meant to you, for ’81 will never be again. It has slipped through our fingers in the mysterious way that time can somehow do. No matter where you are, who you are, or when it is, you now have the key to remember. So, sit back and REMEMBER ’81. Contents Title Page .. 1 Introduction .. 2 Who .. 9 What .. 57 Why . .109 CES . .141 How . .187 Acknowledgements . . .225 Index . .234 Closing . .240

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STATE OF FLORIDA ©ffttE of the (Soiimtor THE CAPITOL TALLAHASSEE 32301 Bob Graham GOVERNOR May 1981 Chattahoochee High School Chattahoochee Florida Dear Students: The 1980-81 term is nearing completion, and many of you will be going on to new and exciting experiences. Congratulations to those of you who are graduating. Whether you enroll in college or begin a working career immediately, your education will continue, because the primary purpose of formal schooling is to teach you how to learn. Throughout our lives, we gain from personal experience and contact with other people, and life's experiences have really just begun for you. As Governor, I am continually faced with responding to a multitude of interests in a complex society. A most important lesson of government is the ability to determine which issues are the responsibility of government--and which are the province of private enterprise and individual action. We must learn and teach others to take responsibility for our- selves, families, and communities. As you attain the age of majority, there should be no doubt in your minds as to the importance of being informed voters. I hope that you will take an active part in our government to make it responsive to you. Best wishes for a future filled with good health and happiness. Governor BG vdh An Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer