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

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Representing the Honor Society and Veorbook Staff with We Don't Always Clown Rround ore Mrs. Rogers. Sheilo Huff. Sherry Duce. Shelia Basford, and Jennie the Clown. Left: Mrs. Rogers poses with the gigantic, blue dog which the Honor Society sponsored for the PTO. Rbove: Marvin Carroll proudly displays his cop won ot one of the various game booths. Student life 25

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Halloween: PTO Parade and Carnival October 31, 1981, the Chat- tahoochee P.T.O. held their annual parade and carnival. Florida State University's Homecoming and the Florida Seafood Festival were also on this date, creating conflicts; houuever, the day was a success. In addition to numerous floats and costumed children, the Havana High School Marching Gladiators entertained the crowds with music. Prizes for the floats were awarded to the following: 1st place — Sneads Uons Club; 2nd place — Freshman class; 3rd place — Senior class. Following the parade. Jennifer Scott Is amused by activities at the carnival. k . • Attempting to win a stuffed dog for his prize, Anthony Aolland alms the ring as Katy Dougherty and Donovan Weeks look on. The freshman doss proves that they do possess doss by winning o 2nd place ribbon for their entry In the PTO Halloween Parade. 24 Student Life

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Vearbook Staff Skit: 82 Will feature Vou This was the first time in several years the yearbook staff has presented a skit. The yearbook staff members dressed like various satires of imaginary students. It was presented in the form of a pageant, with the contestants competing for the title of Mr. or Miss Vear- book '82. The winners were cheerleaders Todd Brown and Arthur Johnson. After they were declared winners, they were awarded with two creme pies given by Mr. Parramore and Coach lewis. In preparing for the yearbook ploy Arthur Johnson ond Todd Brown woit patiently for the finishing touches of their moke-up to be applied. Mr. ond Mrs. Rodgers (Buddy Cdwards ond Jockie Stinson) reminisce on bygone days ond activities ot CHS. fls Ben Tonkord moves onto the stage os o scored little seventh grader, Nancy Honno can't help but peek through the curtain. 26 Student life