Chipley High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Chipley, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

'Dedication As never ending as the sands of time were Mr. Colly V. Williams' efforts in anything for our good . . . So, proudly, We, the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate this, our annual, to you, MR. COLLY V. WILLIAMS. 4fifneccatco t Steadily and constantly, the '55 PAW- PRINTS staff called upon Mr. LEON E. RICE for help. He gave it willingly and with- out question. And now we wish to show our appreciation to him. County Instructional Personnel: Mrs. Lyla Brouillette, County Art Supervisor Mrs. Ethel Thompson, County Speech Correction Supervisor Mr. Harmon R. Pierce, County Supervisor Office Personnel: Gladys Camp Willie Mae Cook Under the expert guidance of our Principal, COLLY V. WILLIAMS, Chip- ley High School has been made a better place of learning. Our assistant principal, VALERY D. BUTLER, spends much time work- ing for C. H. S., helping students and teachers in any way that he can. MAXINE WILSON, our secretary, is always ready to lend a helping hand. She is shown here helping students who forgot the TIME. Our janitors, Mr. Raymond Simmons, Mr. Henry Williams, and Mr. Walter Parker are known and appreciated by all for their fine work in and about the schools. •all Over one-half of us are trans- ported to and fro each day by our cap- able bus drivers. Left to right: Mrs. Raymond Simmons, Mrs. Brown Mercer, Mrs. Ethyl Daniels, Mrs. Ollie Mae Kirkland, Mrs. Clara Ferguson, Mrs. Otis Ard, Mrs. Lena Richards. Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor . ONEIDA GILMORE MR. HILTON LEWIS MRS. CARRIE REDDICK MR. LEON E. RICE A.B. B.S. B.S. B.S. Florida State Troy State Florida State Troy State University Teachers College University Teachers College English Mathematics Social Studies English 2. CRAYTON COLEMAN MR. RALPH RAY MRS. GERALDINE RICE MR. JOHN ADDERHOLD Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor B.S E. B.A. B.S M.S. Alabama Polytechnic Bowling Green Troy State Alabama Polytechnic Institute College of Commerce Teachers College Institute Science Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects Agriculture Sophomore Sponsor MR. GLENN O'KELLY B.S. Western Carolina State Teachers College Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor MRS. ALICE PIERCE B.S. East Tennessee Teachers College M. Ed. University of Florida English Freshman Sponsor MISS JOAN COLEY B.A. Huntingdon College Music Freshman Sponsor MR. RAY HORNE B.S. Alabama State Teachers College Physical Education History Freshman Sponsor MRS. JOSEPHINE McGLAMERY B.S.H.S., M.S.H.E. University of Georgia Home Economics Freshman Sponsor MRS. GEORGIA McGRAW A.B. Georgia State Teachers College for Women M.A.E. Emory University Mathematics MRS. JOYCE CARTER B.S. University of Alabama Eighth Grade MRS. CARMEL EVERETT B.S.E. Florida State University Eighth Grade MRS. ELIZABETH GREEN A.B. Florida State College for Women Eighth Grade MRS. ROSA NELL REDDOCH B.S.E. Troy State Teachers College Seventh Grade MRS. ANNIS THAGARD B.S.H.E. Florida State College for Women Eighth Grade MRS. POLLY BIDDLE A.B. Florida State University Seventh Grade MRS. LUCY MINCHIN B.S. Florida State University Seventh Grade 7et MRS. JOYCE WOOLEY B.S. Troy State Teachers College Seventh Grade MRS. THELMA COGGIN B.A. Florida State University Sixth Grade MRS. BEATRICE HASTY B.S. University of Florida Sixth Grade MRS. VELMA POTTER B.A.E. University of Florida Sixth Grade MRS. OPHELIA WELLS A.B. Winthrop College Sixth Grade MR. M. C. THOMPSON Diploma Francechini School Band Director MRS. IRIS OWENS M.A., B.A. Florida State University High School Librarian MR. JIM KIMBROUGH B.S. Livingston State Teachers College Head Coach MRS. MARY LOU HAYES B.S. Troy State Teachers College Girls' Physical Education MRS. ANNIE MERLE BENSON B.M. Florida State University Public School Music MRS. BERA OWENS B.S. Florida State University Elementary School Librarian The new elementary school is under the di- rectorship of Philip Rountree, who is do- ing a wonderful job. Mr. Rountree was for- merly head coach of the Chipley Tigers. Tteiv 'Kate 70C. £Ce KeH vict ScAool Dedication October 25, 1954 School First Grade Teachers BELL HUTCHINSON O'STEEN Second Grade Teachers FARRIOR SHULER DICKSON JOHNSON id A V r M o 1 1 j , Third Grade Teachers NELSON BARLOW HARRISON RILEY Fourth Grade Teachers GORDY HARRELL MAYS SCROGGINS Fifth Grade Teachers BRAXTON CARMICHAEL BRIDENBACK WARREN Charlotte Kent, Billy Franklin, Blondell Sewell, Gladys Thompson We, the '55 Senior Class, chose Billy Franklin to lead us in our many fund- raising projects. Blondell Sewell, vice president, worked hard serving as chair- man for many committees. Our minutes were kept, and other secretarial jobs were taken care of, by Charlotte Kent. Gladys Thompson, as treasurer, kept an accurate record of our finances. This was a great help to the annual staff. We think we did a fine job in selecting our leaders, for we raised the $2,000 needed for our annual. Darnell Malloy, Lynn Mar- chant, and Wardine Pum- phrey represented us as Senior Student Council Rep- resentatives. “Sty €UtcCd Sherwin Anderson Once in a century Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2; Student Council 3; C Club 1-2-3-4; Sports Club 1-3-4; Math Club 2; Sports Club President 4; Class Play 3. Billy Pat Atkins With half a smile like the moonlight of laughter Sports Club 1-3-4; Math Club 2; C Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Senior Favorite; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 3; Baseball 3; Jr. Play. Donald Baker As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather Sports Club 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1 -2-3-4; Football 4. Jean Braxton So sweef and pure and fair Band 1-2-3-4; Band Club 1; Math Club 2-3-4; Paw Prints Staff 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Jr. Play; FHA 4; Beta Club 3-4; Secretary of Math Club 3; Sec.-Treas. of Beta Club 4. Betty Sue Berry As faultless as a flower FTA 1; Glee Club 1; FHA 2-3; Quill and Scroll 4; Beauty Review 3; Senior Favorite; Tiger Scratch 3-4; Paw Prints 4. Edna Burnett Eyes beaming like angel's locks Sports Club 1-2-3-4; Beauty Review 2; Cheerleader 3; Home- coming Queen 3; Senior Favorite; Band 1-2; Co-Editor of Tiger Scratch 4; Paw Prints 4; Softball; Volleyball 3. Geraldine Byrd Her dazzle like the sun in his meridian Sports Club 1-2-3-4; Tiger Scratch 4; Paw Prints 4; Cheerleader 2-3-4, Captain 3-4; Basketball 1-2-4; Jr. Play; Volleyball 1-2-3; Softball 1-2; Homecoming Sponsor 3. Steadman Carroll So runs the world away Shop and Gun Club 1; Projector's Club 2; FBLA 3; Key Club 3-4; Reporter 4; Math Club 4; Paw Prints 4; Tiger Scratch 4. ‘rtycutctt Wayne Chance The gratifying feeling that our duty has been done Sports Club 1-2-3; Music Club 4; Beta Club 3-4; Student Council 2; Jr. Class Pres.; C Club 2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Base- ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Football 3-4; Track 3-4; Jr. Play; Glee Club 4; Senior Favorite. Frances Alicia Clark Dainty and fair, as a folded rose Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Music Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Girls' Sports Club 1; Beauty Review 2-3; Homecom- ing Candidate 4. Eugene Cook The real one, the right one, the straight one, and the true one FFA 1-2-3-4; FHA 4; Football 1-2-3; Sports Club 1-2-3-4. Robert Crawford Come you home and sing with me' Dramatics Club 1; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Projectors Club 2; Key Club 3-4; Jr. Play; Band 4; Band Club 4; Secretary of Glee Club 3; Glee Club Librarian 4. Merlene Creamer A friend both wise and true FTA 1-2-3-4; President of FTA 1-2; FHA 4; Senior Favorite; Jr. Play. J. B. Daniels Gay and gladsome as mischief Sports Club 1-2; Band 1-2-3-4; Math Club 2; FHA 4; Band Club 3; Basketball 2-3-4. John Terry Dean As fabulous as Aladdin's ring Football 4; Sports Club 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. Ruth Dickenson I'd like to get away from this earth awhile Band 1-2-3-4; Band Club 1-4; Math Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Beta Club 3-4; Jr. Play; Student Council 3; Senior Super- lative; Tiger Scratch; Editor Paw Prints 4. Mary Louise Duncan Songs without words are best Music Club 1; FHA 1-2; Girls' Sports Club 3; FBIA 4. Billy Franklin He profits most who serves best Sports Club 1; Key Club 3; C Club 3-4; Math Club 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Band 1-2; Bas- ketball 1-3; Football 2-3-4; Student Council 1; Senior Super- lative; Photography 4; Class Play 3. Robert Gay Always leave them laughing Sports Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1; Sports Club Vice Pres. 4. Glen Hardy Cheerful as a prince FFA 1; Basketball 2; Glee Club 3-4; President Music Club 3-4; Sports Club 1-2. Bobby Hood Happy the mortal, free and independent Baseball 1-2-3-4; Football 3; Basketball 1; FFA 1-2-3, Re- porter 4; Boys' Sports Club 1-2-4; Dramatics Club 3; Home- room President 2. Gynelle Holley Fine manners are like personal beauty—a letter of credit everywhere Student Council 1-2; Sports Club 1; Library Club 2-4; Beauty Review 3; Secretary of Library Club 4. Bobby Hunt The magic of a face Sports Club 1-2; Glee Club 3; Devotional Club 4. Annette Johnson have done my duty ever, tried to do it just and right. FHA 1-2-3-4; FHA Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2-3; Music Club 3; Tiger Scratch 4; Assistant Editor of Paw Prints 4. Sty ‘rtytUtcU, Juanita Joyner Her thoughts as still as the water under a mill FHA Club 1-2; Sports Club 3; FBLA 4; Basketball 2-3. Charlotte Kent All ablaze like poppies in the sun FHA 1-2-3-4, Projects Chmn. 2, Vice Pres. 3; FHA State Pres- ident 4; Glee Club 1-2; Homeroom President 1; Student Council 2; Tiger Scratch 3; Beta Club 3-4, President 4; Beauty Review 3; Secretary Class 3; Secretary Class 4; Miss Home- coming Candidate 4; Senior Superlative. Elkin Kent Every age has its pleasures, its style of wit and its own ways Sports Club 1-2-3; Parliamentary Procedure Club 4; FFA 1-2-3-4. Raymond Kent Life is a jest, and all things show it; I thought so once, but now I know it Sports Club 1-2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4. Orwin C. Lewis The smile that won't come off Glee Club 1-2; Projectors Club 1; FFA 1 -2-3-4; Sports Club 2-3-4; Guns Club 1. Jo Ann Livingston Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Cheerleader 2; Band 1; Dramatics Club 3; FHA 1-2; Quill and Scroll 4; Glee Club 1-4. Ann Malloy My footstool earth, my canopy the skies Sports Club 1; FTA 2-3-4; Student Council 1; FTA Treasurer 2-4. Darnell Malloy None but himself can be his parallel Sports Club 1-2; Math Club 3-4; Football Mgr. 2-3-4; C Club 2-3-4; Student Council 1-4; Treasurer of Sports Club 2. 'rtycUtcCd Lynn Marchant The greatest happiness for the greatest numbers Glee Club 1; Beauty Review 2-3; FTA 1-2-3-4; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Jr. Play; Tiger Scratch 4; Paw Prints 4; Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 3; FTA Historian 1, Reporter 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Vice President 4. Frances Diann McDaniel Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control FBLA President 4; Sports Club 1-2; FTA 3. Olin Mercer And friend received with thumps upon the back FFA 1-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Sports Club 1-2-3; Sentor Favorite; Football 2-3-4, Co-captain 4; Baseball 2-3-4; Basket- ball 2-3-4; Girls' Sports Club 4. Wilmer Gene Mitchell You'll find me rough, sir, but you'll find me ready Baseball 3-4; Softball 2-3-4; C Club 1-2-3-4; FFA 1 -2-3-4, Vice Pres. 4; Sports Club 1-2-3; Football Co-captain 4; Foot- ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 4; Girls' Sports Club 1-2-3-4. Jimmy Napier So prime, so swell, so nutty, and so knowing Sports Club 1-2-3; Key Club 2-3; FFA 2-3-4; Jr. Play; FHA 4; Football 4; Dairy Judging Team 2-3-4; Parliamentary Pro- cedure Club 4; Softball 2-3-4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 2-3-4. Betty Faye Nelson Like glimpses of forgotten dreams Sports Club 1-2-3; FBLA 4. Harold Nelson A proper man, as one shall see in a summer's day Art and Craft Club 1; Projectors Club 2-3; Math Club 4; Paw Prints 4; Tiger Scratch 4. Hazel Nichols Little said is soonest mended Devotional Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 1; Library Club 2-3; Tiger Scratch 3. Dempsey Odom never met a man I didn't like Softball 1-2-3; Baseball 2-3-4; Sports Club 1 -2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3. Wardine Pumphrey Rare as a comet Devotional Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 1, Reporter 4; Library Club 2-3; Student Council 4; Beta Club 4. Charlotte Rogers The endearing elegance of female friendship FHA 4; Tiger Scratch 4; President Quill and Scroll 4; Paw Prints 4; Key Sweetheart 4. Mertis Rudd Pleasant as a wave Sports Club 1-3; FTA 2; FBLA Vice President 4. John Seay He's a sure card Student Council 3; FFA 2-3; Parliamentary Procedure Club 3; Sports Club 4. Blondell Sewell From eternity, and shall not fail FTA 1; FHA 2-3; FHA Parliamentarian 3; FHA Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4; Jr. Play; Beta Club 3-4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Paw Prints 4; Business Manager of Tiger Scratch 4; Math Club 4; Senior Favorite. Wayne Sheffield Those who toil bravely are strongest Beta Club 3-4; Key Club 2-3-4, President 4, Secretary 3; Student Council 3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Math Club 2-3-4; Senior Favorite; Senior Superlative; Band 1-2-3-4; Pho- to Club 1. Mack Sowell Courageous as a tinker Sports Club 1; Math Club 2-3; Photo Club 4; C Club 2-3-4; Key Club 3-4; Jr. Play; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 3-4; Track 4. Sty 'ftyoKctd Frances Syfrett Busy as a brook FTA 1-2-3-4; Reporter of FTA 1, Secretary 2-4; President FTA 3; Student Council 4. Gladys Thompson A little girl, pretty as an angel Band 1-2-3-4; Band Club 1-2-3-4; Band Club Reporter 3, Pres- ident 4; FTA 3; FHA 4; Student Council 3; Beauty Review 2-3; Beta Club 3-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Senior Favorite; Class Treasurer 4. Aron Wachob Stately, kindly, lordly friend FFA 3-4; Sports Club 1 -2-3-4; Softball 3-4; Football 4; Vice President Sports Club 3; C Club 4. David Walsingham Suppress me if you can! I am a merry jest! Sports Club 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4. Ann Williams And a face like a blessing! Library Club 1-2-3, Treasurer 2, Reporter 3; Treasurer of Class 3; Beta Club 4; Devotional Club President 4; Senior Favorite; Senior Superlative. Larry M. Williams The days that make us happy make us wise FFA 1-2-3; Sports Club 1-2-3-4; Reporter for Sports Club 4; Ag. Class Pres. 3; Basketball 3. Charlotte Windsor Few things are impossible to diligence and skill Sports Club l£; Band 2-3-4; Band Club 3-4; Tiger Scratch Co-editor 4; Paw Prints 4; Basketball 4. Betty Jean Woodham Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment Beta Club 3-4; Band Club 1; Dramatics Club 3; Sports Club Treas. 4; Jr. Play; Beauty Contest 1; Beauty Review 2-3; Math Club Secretary 2; Cheerleader 4; Senior Favorite; Band 1-2; Paw Prints 4; Tiger Scratch 4; Class Secretary 3. Leading the Juniors in Banquet plans are: President ________________________ Theodore Wilson Vice President Nan Godfrey Secretary .................... Virginia Carter Treasurer .................... — Lynda Cawthon The Junior members of the Student Council are: Don- ald Ray Everett, E d w i n a Yates, Shirley Jowers. Dua e Alford MarY Alford c yde Baker y'a'-y Helen Barrow Jerry Baxter Rosa Gwen Berrv Shirley J. Berr Alton Bush Carlton Bush John Neal Bi Ronald Bush Marie Canurr W AWimgli Joe Shirly Carte Virginia Carter Lynda Cawthon wr available p u (€ i a % 4 y Carolyn Clite Sherill Cobb Ola Corbm juanita Enfinger Larry Enfmger Ethlyn Everett Donald Everett Betty Foxworth Shetlie Foxwortb Nan Godfrey Allen Griffin Sara Guy e% a ; Ruby Joyce Corbin Edna Daniel Herman Davis scie Haddan ln Hancock 'y Sue Hatch, thirty Jowei Ronald juda Eleanor Kent ■ Gwendolyn P.che, 9 Cl t€ i a % 6 Pascal Roberts Wilson Roberts jerllyne Ronye Burt Rountree Calvin Sapp j t. Sasser Sandra Seay Virginia Snrn j. W. Stiller 4 i t t i e a (€ d Bonnie Tew isssr The wAnn Wi 'ams Theodore Wilson Edwma Vates 0 c a % Talented Juniors Smart Juniors Soft£ H uyie Barbara Abbott Lottie Alford Kathryn Alsobrooks Alver Baker Charles Baker Howard Baker Delores Baxley Junette Brown Joyce Burdeshaw David Burnett Carol Carter Kenneth Carter Jimmy Caswell Bettye Clark Tommy Clark Ronnie Clenny Sylvalene Corbin Lula Nell Creamer Eleanor Crutchfield Leslie Crutchfield Robert Cushing Barbara Donaldson Hazel Dorch Sara Gainer Kenneth Gay Lottie Gay Lilly Mae Harrell Nina Harrell Milton Harrell Jackie Hawk Bobby Hicks Clarenda Hicks John J. Huckaby Wayoma Hudson Betty Hutchins Earl Joiner Jeanette Kent Annie Merle Kent Margaret Ann Kent Ann Kirkland Jeanette Ladd Everett Livingston Annie Pearl Locke Hayward Maddox Eyman Malloy Melynda Malloy Janet May Willie Mae Monk red Sara Owens Lavern Parish Joel Pate Marilyn Peel Peggy Ann Peel Bobby Joe Phillips Virginia Pippin Eugene Pleas Naomi Pumphrey Macky Reddoch Jimmy Rudd Don Russell Alma Lee Rustin Joseph Rustin Millard Sanders Betty Jean Sapp Warren Sapp Nell Sellers Lyndal Sheffield Emmett Smith Joy Lee Smith Gerald Sowell Marjorie Spencer Frances Stokes Paul Strickland Charley Tharp Jolly Toole A. J. Traywick, Jr. Delene Tyus Martha Van Vlake Loyed Vinson Geraldine Walden Willie Washington Dempsey Watford Helen Wood Lynda Ann Wood — Joyce Anderson Lewis Baker Linda Berry Ronnie Bowers Betty Brackin Rebecca Braxton Betty Sue Brock Joyce Brown Jean Bush Mary Bush Donna Canum Laura Faye Carter Allen Cawthon Peggy Chance Sarah Chance Norma Jean Chancy Bettie Clark Howard Clark James Collins Delbert Corbin Mark Conway Doris Dell Creamer Edison Creel George Daniels Mary Dean Carolyn Donaldson 7 T e 4 e K Betty Sue Duncan Margaret Dunn Ellen Edge Dorothy Jean Ellis Leslie Ann Engram Glenda Gilbert Aldin Griffin Ann Guy Valdo Harris Jimmy Harris Norma Jean Harper Tera Hicks Jimmy Hughen Shelby Hutchjns Billy Jackson Tommy Joe Justice Agnes Kent Donald Ray Kent Del Rhea Kent Willie Joe Loyed William Majors Dorothy Louise Matthews Stella Melvin Hazel Morris Jack Morris Sara McQueen Annie Laura Napier Dora Mae Nelson Inell Obert Oscar O'Steen Carma Lee Owens Jimmy Parker Ronald Parish Charles Peel Jerry Pettis Donald Rhodes Sarah Rich Herschell Riley Durwood Roberts Gene Roberts Robert Roney Johnny Rudd Millard Sasser Roger Sasser Shelton Searcy David Sellers 7 % Merelene Shipes Orren Shumaker e Leola Skipper K Bonnie Mae Slay Annette Sowell C George Douglas Sowell K Geraldine Spence Farris Stewart Harold Strickland Fred Taylor Charles Temples Shirley Jean Tharp Macky Thompson Ruth Helen Usery Henrietta Van Vlake Marlin Vinson Arlon Wachob Fay Wachob Huey Walls Leon Walters Willie Faye Ward Johnny Watford Rufus Watts Eunice Whitehurst Rufus Wilson Shirley Jean Wood 7 % C 4 (4t c (€ Flo Alford Geraldine Arnold James Baxley Martha Berry Betty J. Birge Holley Britt Calvin Bruner Catherine Bush Jimmy Bush Jimmy R. Carter William Chesser Evelyn Clark Helen Coley Wallace Cobb Betty Cushing MSureen Dean Eugene DeMott Jean Dickenson Helen Ditto Reba Duncan Charles Dunn Elaine Enfinger Carthell Everett Clarence Faulk Louise Napier Jean Fowler Paul Foxworth Annette Gainer s c 9 6, t 4 % a ct Huston Garrett Lamar Gay Dow Gilmore Jimmy Goodson Merelene Griffin Philip Griffin Larry Grisset Daniel Hatcher Lynda Hayes Sandra Hill Sarah Howell Hiram Huckaby Billie Hudson Elmo Hudson Mary Hutchinson JoAnn Hutchins Paul Hutchins Thomas Jackson Virgel Jackson Willard James Wanda Johnson Karen Joiner Carolyn Judah Elizabeth Kelly Mary F. Kent Willard Kent Wayne Laster Euliss Locke s 0 c 9 t 6 4 % Z ct c Jo Ann Locke Walter Locke Richard McAdams Norma McDaniel Ruedon McDaniel Juanita Mears David Mitchell Lynton Malloy Shirley Monk Barbara Morris Freeman Morris Jahazel Murphy Jeanette Nelson Billy Newsome Mavis Nichols Jerry Odom Flossie Owen Faye Owens Elvie Jean Park Franklin Pate Reggie Pelham Charles Peterson Thomas Porter Myrtle Rabon Kenneth Rustin Betty Sanders Annette Sasser Roy Sasser t 6, 4 ft a d Alta Sewell Dewey Shipes Wesley Shumaker Billy Ray Slay Sara Slay Dorothy Smith Garrie Smith Buck Sowell James Sowell Mary Stevenson Christine Taylor Ronald Taylor Patricia Tew Betty Jean Tharp Nathan Thompson Nancy Toole Joan Truitte Robert Turner Marilyn Usery Zelda Usery Shirley Ward Roland Whittington Chip Wood Geraldine Wood Jerry Yongue Nancy York Polly West Gary Wheeler s 0 c 9 t $ % a, cC Bosh Carter Chance Chesnot , Chom'ey Ronald I Martha Shirley Harlon Evelyn Frankie Clark Linda Clenny Tommy Collins Harry Conway Eleanor Curtis Gemelia Daniels Bobby Davis Howard Davis Mary Ann Davis Ray Davis Phyllis Donaldson Sybil Duncan Kenneth Enfinger Phyllis Finch Montez Gainey Whit Gainey Sara Kae Gilmore Charles Gordy Bobby Grantham Lula Nell Hall Seventh tyu ctc « « •rfo SSSSKw „c F Jenkins James t- Don k-e Y Bobb'eLeetenl lobby Wire JarneSFHScke Robert Joyce McQueen Shirley Morris Dana Jean Neel Janice Nelson Ronnie Nelson Fritz Nystrom Bobby Osburn Jerry Obert Emily Owens Jerry Owen Donnie Peel Ivy Jane Peel Ralph Pelt Joyce Petterson Bobby Pettis Patricia Pitts Ida Ruth Post Betty Sue Prescott Rachel Pumphrey Vaughnoyd Quattlebaum Her s Seventh tyiatCe Pictu No ,l ble va SSt-SS R'i'eV Cov R°neV . Bobby RuS n Cara Ru «n sfr ' ss?s« Rwanda Srr 1'' ?f Ruth Spooner Mary Andrew Temples Marilyn Tew Jimmy Trawick Virginia Van Vlake Marion Nell Vinson Angeline Wachob Joan Warren Annie Mae Wasden Margaret Watson Diane Weldon Clydie Whitehurst Marjorie Williams Tommy Williams Shirley Woodham Annie Bell Worthington ScxtA tyuzde Juanita Adderhold Sharon Arnold Kenneth Atkinson Rosa Ellen Bagwell Irene Baker Bonnie Barckley Gaynell Baxley Wynell Baxley Lynda Baxter Donald Bell Lanella Berry Robert Earl Berry Byron Biddle Kenneth Blalock Evelyn Boyette Alberta Bruner Frankie Rose Bush Peggy Burnett Angus Carr Gene Carr Eugene Carter Hayward Chapman Jerry Cobb Kathryn Coleman Janice Coley Carolyn Corbin Charles Corbin Homer Corbin Mavis Corbin Glyndell Creamer Vesta Lee Cripes Johnny Culpepper Jimmy Cutts Judy Dean Jimmie Donaldson Ptiolo  ol available Sextii tfauie Delores Etzel Tracy Forehand Barbara Farrior Fuller Gainer, Jr. Leonard Garrett Dorothy Gay John Gilbert Elizabeth Grantham Doyle Griffin Joann Grimes Mavis Hamerick Charles Harrell Barbara Harrington Tillman Hatcher Wayne Hawk Marty Hinson Lenora Hinson Earl Hutchins Delena Hudson John James Betty Sue Joiner Paul Justice Gary Kent Geraldine Kent Virginia Kimbrough Ralph Kirkland Betty Sharon Lewis Clyde Locke Janice Locke Mary Nell Locke Tim Love Margaret Ann Loyed William Loyed Travis Marchant Bonita Mathias Sextii icuCe Roy Mathias Asa Matthews Billy McDaniel Donna McClellan Charles McCarey Willie McCarey Lynda Meeks Mary N. Mitchell Cecil Morris Charles Morris Mary F. Morris Donald Nettles Linda Nichols Carl Obert Patricia A. Obert Eyra Odom Freda Owen Hazel Payne Martha N. Peel Robert Pleas Gray Price Larry Pumphrey Jack Rhodes Mary Rich Kay A. Roberts Mack Sanders Helen Sasser John Scroggin William Seay Jo Ann Sewell Frances Sowell Billy Spence Randall Stubbs Robert Taylor Wandell Taylor Pictoro Not Av« Uble Sixt i tyituCe Wynell Tharp Bobby Toole Calvin Toole Marion Toole Lela Gay Townsend Randall Truett Donald Usery Kenneth Vickery Ellen Wachob Jerry Walden Minnie Wasden Carmen Watson James Ward Jimmy Wayne Dolly White James White Jeannie Williams Marie Wilson Elton Worley Jimmy Worley Hilton Worley Royce Yeoman Wayne Yongue Hilda Faye Broome Jannie Buzachero L4 ) j K % i i , i' . ii i, £ • CHIPLEV ELEM. SCHOOL GRaDE 5 1954 - 1955 J £ t‘ ■. ‘m A 4 t '' fli n •' ft . « - sea • i i-i ‘ ; - y A tl. .. ■ i P k ’• . il t .a L. i CHIPLEV ELEM. SCHOOL GRADE 5 1954 - 1955 O « ft t o ft ft «PWHHCZfi W; 777- Is:. A (  n « n 1-? A CH1PLEY ELEM. SCHOOL GRADE 5 1954 - 1955 n ■ SK V '.1 , j } a ' V- v a aB ft a a ) • , .0 n ; 4-Aij fcllmi d a a . i ft A ft Ps ft ■ a - • tk V - ■ V' w . v y . , ' -N . V STIjA r ii «fafcsfl-1 i '  GRADE 'K K P k Ji .EM.SCHOOL 4 - 1955 V m «V? F' i' ll ft M n 91 Ip, Ui 0, i- a M: '1 O M ►c . I ! , r) t S Mr- i ft ft ft ft % ISpSi c ) v X f .1 n ft i rs T fc I 1 fc tw 1 4 ; ft 0 A Qm:w xi n, 4 ««• ♦ 0 1 i a Hi; CHiPLE ' ELEM.SCHOOL GRADE 4 1954 - 1955 a n 25 V i n . ■ ■ l- i n a. 1 ' . f ) ii : J . i ' r. 6 K . a , ■rSe ft. ft r y •■ 7 1 i. 0 V I $ ( ft ft ft ftfti 9 V • A X V, v jj-X -■' i ■ - -_i _ CHIPLEY ELEM. bCHOOL GRA E 4 1954 - 1955 - . U kf. V 1 y «% tr' j ' i SccmcC tyuute A losf Athletic GERALDINE BYRD and OLIN MERCER Wittiest EDNA BURNETT and GLEN HARDY Best All-Around ANN AAEARS and BILLY FRANKLIN Best Looking BETTY SUE BERRY BILLY PAT ATKINS Most Intellectual GLADYS THOMPSON and WAYNE SHEFFIELD Friendliest MERLENE CREAMER BOBBY HUNT FRANCES CLARK CHARLOTTE KENT LYNN AAARCHANT Sponsored by Sponsored by Sponsored by Billy Franklin John Dean Wilmer Mitchell GLADYS THOMPSON MARY ALFORD EDWINIA YATES Sponsored by Sponsored by Sponsored by Mack Sowell Wayne Chance Aaron Wachob BETTY SUE REYNOLDS Sponsored by Donald Baker LYNDA CAWTHON Sponsored by Billy Pat Atkins MARTHA VAN VLAKE Sponsored by Jimmy Napier LX 11 Billy Pat and Lynda Donald and Betty Sue Mack and Gladys Wilmer and Lynn John and Charlotte tyin£ Aaron and Edwina Jimmy and Martha Billy and Frances Wayne and Mary Olin and Lottie Period English Class ‘Setuity eucecv 60t4€e'l - tfr MISS FRANCES CLARK Sponsor Quill and Scroll Club f 'Queenie' Eye Catchers' Kent Jo Ann Mindy Corney Jerry Eleanor jean Hennie Pearly Emily Lottie Nick Gynell Joy Karlottie 'Ginia 4 TTfaute 'pcuHtCcf, Agnes Martyn, a widow . . . Grace Haddan Bob, her son . .. Tommy Parker Marilee, her elder daughter . . . Sandra Seay Grace, her youngest child . . . Betty Foxworth Miss Lydia, her sister-in-law . . . Edwina Yates Henry Turner, a widower . . . Pascal Roberts Doris, his daughter . . . Betty Reynolds Sammie, his son . . . Theadore Wilson Begonia, the Martyn's darky cook ... Mary Kirkland Nicodemus, the Martyn's Colored handy man .. . Wilson Roberts Puhcox 7 Uc, 'pe tuevuf 3, 955 % WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 being of sound (???) mind do make and declare this to be our €Ut TOM OKcC 7e4ta H€Ht First—All unmade-up make-up work goes to Mr. Williams. Second—Unsigned admit slips to Mr. Butler. Third-Phony excuses and please just this one checks we leave to Maxine Wilson. Fourth-The rest of the trash (especially under the radiators) is left to Mr. Sim- mons. Fifth—After we leave the teachers on the way to Chattahoochee, we bequeath the following: I, Betty Woodham, leave my nose to Wilson Roberts because his isn't long enough. I, Gladys Thompson, will my first chair position in the sax section to Lynda Caw- thon. I, Wayne Sheffield, will all my intellect, good looks, and athletic ability to anyone game enough to match wits with Mr. Coleman. I, Mack Sowell, leave nothing; therefore I will nothing. I, Myrlene Creamer, will my height to Mrs. Owens. I, Punkin Clark, leave my ability to catch on to jokes to Toogie Canum, because she cannot catch on either. I, Geraldine Byrd, will my position on the cheering squad to some unlucky person. I, Steadman Carroll, will my ability to sell candy at recess to all journalism students. I, Olin Mercer, will my ability to pop fire-crackers and get away with it to anyone brave enough to try. I, Wayne Chance, leave Mrs. Gilmore broken-hearted. I, Billy Pat Atkins, will my Pop-Kola taste to Tommy Ray McDonald. I, Hazel Nichols, leave to Patricia Hayes, my brown tresses; may she have more patience than I with pin curls. I, Ann Mears, will my ability to get married while a senior to Shirley Jowers. I, Ruth Dickenson, leave my editorship to anyone who likes to buy aspirin by the gallon. I, Charlotte Rogers, will my motto, It pays to be ignorant, and my ability to skip school without being caught to Barbara Donaldson. I, Harold Nelson, will leave as soon as possible. I, Robert Crawford, will my electrical ability to Charles Gordy who likes to shock the girls. I, Charlotte Kent, leave five gallons of gasoline to any boy who wants to go abroad (Orange Hill). I, Wardine Pumphrey, leave my ability to stay quiet to Mrs. Gilmore. I, Blondell Sewell, will my puzzled expressions over chemical formulas to anyone who takes it next year. I, Jean Braxton, leave my ability to be a nuisance to anyone with classes under Mrs. McGraw. I, Darnell Malloy, leave my height to Jolly Toole. I, J. B. Daniels, would leave my blue suede jacket, but I want to take it with me. I, Wilmer Mitchell, leave Toogie to follow. I, Glen Hardy, leave my nickname Bugs to the science department. I, Betty Faye Nelson, will my shorthand book to some other unlucky student. We, Joann Livingston and Betty Sue Berry, will our ability to write notes in Amer- ican History to anyone who can get away with it. I, Billy Franklin, would leave my presidency, but since I expect to need it one day as the President of the United States, I take it with me. I, Lynn Marchant, will my long hair to Janet May who doesn't have the nerve to let hers grow. I, Annette Johnson, leave for Berry on the run. I, Sherwin Anderson, leave my striking physique to Theodore Wilson. I, Charlotte Windsor, leave my back seat in college English (a good place for writ- ing notes) to Gracie Haddan. I, Edna Burnett, leave my ability to quarrel with the TIGER SCRATCH co-editor to the next poor sucker. I, Donald Baker, leave my place on the basketball team to Robert Cushing. I, Eugene Cook, leave my quiet ways to Buddy Collins, who certainly needs them. I, Mary Louise Duncan, leave my quiet ways to Frances Stokes. I, John Dean, will my girl-chasing ability to Rufus Watts, who doesn't need it a bit. I, Robert Gay, will my ability to suffer from voluntary inertia (laziness) to Huey Walls. I, Gynelle Holley, leave my dignity to Marilyn Peel. I, Bobby Hood, leave my charming ways of making love to Dow Gilmore. I, Bobby Hunt, leave my Greek nose to Carol Carter. I, Juanita Joyner, leave my sewing ability to Leslie Ann Engram. We, Elkin Kent and Raymond Kent, leave (We hope). I, Orwin Lewis, being unable to find worthy successor, take my qualities with me. I, Ann Malloy, leave my lady-like ways to Geraldine Spence. I, Jimmy Napier, leave my ability to get in and out of trouble to anyone with a dull life. I, Dempsey Odom, leave my blond curls to J. W. Stiller. I, Mertis Rudd, leave my long black hair to Melynda Malloy. I, John Seay, will my dull (???) hair to some would-be-handsome underclassman. I, Frances Syfrett, leave my vocabulary to people hating to carry a dictionary. I, Aron Wachob, will my last pack of cigarettes to Crate Coleman. I, David Walsingham, leave my ability to make A's on all subjects to Betty Clark. I, Larry Williams, leave my typing ability to Edwina Yates. I, Frances McDaniel, leave my ability to giggle to Ellen Edge. “7i He 7VM 7 Unknown to the bright-eyed students of C.H.S., Senior Sponsors Oneida Gilmore, Carrie Reddick, Hilton Lewis, and Leon Rice . . . with the valuable aid and assist- ance of Principal C. V. Williams . . . have been secretly working during the term 1954-55 on a project above all projects, the priceless of the priced, the invention of the decade ... A TIME MACHINE. On a day secret to the populace of this, our beloved school, said persons, O. Gilmore, C. Reddick, H. Lewis, L. Rice, and C. V. Williams mounted the years to 1965 to unfold the destinations of the 1955 grads. Following is the report made (hard-down cold facts): SHERWIN ANDERSON, Mr. Universe of 1965, is being plagued by fans while tour- ing Europe. MYRLENE CREAMER is president of the National Birdwatchers Society. GLEN HARDY, ROBERT GAY, and LARRY WILLIAMS are being rescued from the summit of Mount Everest. These daring young men made it up but couldn't quite make it down. GLADYS THOMPSON (Tadpole) has just finished swimming the English Channel. RAYMOND KENT and ELKIN KENT are in Paris studying music. These talented two are the classical music figures of the day (Raymond plays the piano while Elkin sings). MARY LOUISE DUNCAN married a missionary and is beating drums in darkest Africa. CHARLOTTE KENT is the leader of the W.T.U. (Women's Temperance Union). J. B. DANIELS has a bird dog ranch in Louisiana and raises world famous pointers. FRANCES CLARK is confined in the Florida Ward for the mentally disabled. She finally caught on to a joke and hasn't stopped laughing yet. MACK SOWELL occupies the coveted position (???) of Nuclear Physics Instructor at Auburn. JIMMY NAPIER is a detective tracking down footprints on the sands of time. He thinks he's Tracy. CHARLOTTE ROGERS, still looking for that perfect man, is on her sixth tour of the world. HAZEL NICHOLS, lady of the air, is the star trapeze artist for Barnam and Bailey. WAYNE SHEFFIELD, our mathematician, is counting the grains of sand in the Mo- jave Desert for the F.B.I. BLONDELL SEWELL, the girl most likely to succeed, is really succeeding. She has been married twelve times. RUTH DICKENSON, a champion lady wrestler, is appearing at Madison Square Garden. ROBERT CRAWFORD has replaced Como and Fisher as the most popular teen- age crooner. His latest release is a sequel to Honey Love — Money Love. WAYNE CHANCE of Coggin, Deermont, and Chance has just finished supervising the construction of a bridge across the Atlantic. CHARLOTTE WINDSOR is in Mexico doing the Mambo ( Mambo Baby ). BOBBY HUNT is in India shooting lions with a BB gun. EUGENE COOK, now the John Wayne of Hollywood, is starring in The Low And Weakly with BETTY JEAN WOODHAM carrying the opposite lead. HAROLD NELSON and STEADMAN CARROLL have a candy stand in Moscow. Bus- iness is reported to be dull. FRANCES SYFRETT has just finished what is to be the best seller of the year, Syfrett's Double Handy Dictionary. It only weighs a ton. GERALDINE BYRD is bat girl for the Brooklyn Dodgers. BILLY PAT ATKINS, sole owner and manufacturer of Squeeze, Pop-Cola, and Frostie, the world's most popular soft drinks, is vacationing on the Riviera. This young bachelor is reported to be worth millions. JOHN DEAN has a low, lean, 1965 Chevy that'll pack a dozen people comfortably, and he's still making the rounds. Sure, it's got a horn. DEMPSEY ODOM is star catcher for the New York Yankees. Boy! is he a catch(er)! ANN WILLIAMS MEARS is the proud and loving mother of the United States' only quintuplets. FRANCES McDANIEL, WARDINE PUMPHREY, and ANN MALLOY form a trio that sings blues (The Sob Sisters) and have the whole continent crying its heart out. OLIN MERCER, JOHN SEAY, and DAVID WALSINGHAM, members of the W.G.A.C. (We Go Anywhere Corps) are on an extended trip to the moon. MERTIS RUDD, JUANITA JOINER, and BETTY SUE BERRY are camping out at the North Pole. (Real cool gals.) JOANN LIVINGSTON we find an eccentric old maid of the worst sort, who has decided to pursue alone the path wide enuogh for two. OBETTYE FAYE NELSON, publicly named Blondie, is the big draw on the Arthur Godfrey Show. They say she sings like a bird (Crow). ARON WACHOB is with a group of cyclists touring Venice. WILMER MITCHELL, ORWIN LEWIS and DONNIE BAKER are manufacturing Stretchy- wetchy girdles. Their slogan: I drempt I was a toothpick in my Stretchy-wetchy girdle. EDNA BURNETT has replaced Eve Arden in Our Miss Brooks on radio. BILLY FRANKLIN went uranium prospecting a few years ago and hit the jackpot. He now has a solid uranium piano. Poor Liberace. DARNELL MALLOY is out at Salt Lake City, Utah, vainly trying to learn to swim. ANNETTE JOHNSON, star reporter for the New York Times, is on her new assign- ment Life in Dead Sea. BOBBY HOOD is at present a missionary doctor on the planet Mars. LYNN MARCHANT is Dior's top-notch model. JEAN BRAXTON, commercial artist, is taking it easy in Italy soaking in the sun. (She ran out on and of work.) GYNELLE HOLLEY is a nurse on the battlefields. At this time (1965) that's Jupiter and Pluto. (Good-by, Gynelle.) With such a promising, and we conclude to-be-famous, class, impatiently we count the years till 1965 (0000) when the above will come to pass. 7oCd— On October 12, 1492, Columbus discovered America,- in September, 1943, about 120 youngsters discovered SCHOOL. These discoverers, the '55 Senior Class, were given basic training and passed from grade to grade with only minor tragedies. The first big event in their adventure was moving across the street into the new wing! The seventh year brought junior football and cheer- leading for some of these adventurers. This year marked Chipley High's first Homecoming. Eighth grade, they were really the stuff now. More of them took part in extracurricular activities—band and glee club, football and basketball, and cheerleading. Their freshman and sophomore years saw varsity football and senior cheerleading goals reached. Senior high clubs and activities were in- vestigated and found to be O.K. C.H.S.'s first annual Beauty Review came off this year, two of them were runners-up! These experienced explorers now became juniors. The student coun- cil vice president and state F.H.A. president came from this group. Their play, It's A Great Life, was enjoyed by all, especially the cast. The tops in banquets was held at Chuck and Eddie's. Seniors—this exploration in life called school is nearly over for some and just starting for others, but these worthy adventurers are still leav- ing their mark . . . Homecoming . . . Play (The Skeleton Walks) . . . Movie . . . class leaders . . . activity leaders . . . and their shining ex- amples. All in all we can say that the 1955 Senior Class of Chipley High School will long be remembered. 0%a4U€i%atiQft Sponsor C. C. COLEMAN, JR. Vice President WILSON ROBERTS Treasurer TOMMY JOE PARKER President WAYNE SHEFFIELD Secretary BETTY ANN FOXWORTH Student (ZoUKCtt Front row: E. Yates, L. Marchant, F. Syfrett, W. Pumphrey, S. Jowers, A. Kent, J. May, L. Gay, J. Ander- son, B. Foxworth, N. McDaniel, C. Judah. Back row: J. Hughen, D. Malloy, T. Parker, W. Roberts, D. R. Everett, C. Coleman, W. Sheffield, D. Sowell, D. Gilmore, B. Slay, J. Toole. and efvte eHtativeA Marchant Kent Pumphrey Gay Malloy Anderson Jowers May Everett McDaniel Syfrett Judah Yates Slay Gilmore Hughen Sowell Toole 7e cd “f£efyie eK Utve JEAN BRAXTON Secrefary-Treasurer Wayne Sheffield Betty Jean Woodham Gladys Thompson Wilson Roberts BIONDELL 'SEWELL Vice President Wayne Chance Edwina Yates Virginia Carter BETA CLUB PROJECTS 1954-55 Ushered for Dedication of Kate Smith Elemental Building. Chapel Program . . . induction of new members. Night meeting and party . . . fndiction ceremony and plans for the year. Initiation . . . kept senior homerooms clean for a week. Chapel program Let Freedom Ring. . . . pre- sented flag by American Legion which the school will use. Secured flag staff and installed flag in the audi- torium. Kept public informed of activities by papers. Submitted work to the National Journal. Had work published in National Journal. r r j Wardine Pumphrey Nan Godfrey Theodore Wilson Patricia Hays Lynda Cawthon Shirley Jowersi Standing: S. Wood, J. Bush, D. R. Kent, F. Berry, I. Gay, B. Reynolds, J. B. Daniel, J. Napier. E. Cook. E. Kent, AA. Creamer, A. Sowell, A. Kent, V. Harris, E. Yates. B. Foxworth, AA. Dean. AArs. AAcGlamery. Sitting: C. Kent, AA. A. Kent. R. Ursey, L. Skipper. H. AAorris. S. Jowers, S. Hutchins, D. Alford, A. Johnson, P. Chance, N. J. Chancy, S. Chance. Standing: I. Alford, B Reynolds, J. B. Daniel, E. Kent. Sitting: AA. A. Kent, A. Johnson, C. Kent, S. Jowers, B. Foxworth, D. Al- ford. Front row, left to right: Donald Rhodes, Rufus Wilson, J. T. Sasser, Bobby Hood, Reoorter; Olin Mercer, President; Wilmer Mitchell, Vice President; Jimmy Napier, Sentinel; Robert Roney, Edison Creel, Ronald Parish. Second row: David Walsingham, Raymond Kent, Joe Rustin, Lewis Baker, Farris Stewart, Orren Shumaker, Allen Griffin, Billy Jackson, Clyde Baker, Charles Baker, Herschell Riley. Third row: Jay Lee Smith, Fred Taylor, Millard Sanders, Alver Baker, Eugene Cook, W. T. Miller, Orwin C. Lewis, Aron Wachob, Donald Ray Everett, Harlon Walsingham, Kenneth Carter, Larry Enfinger, Willie Washington, Carlton Bush. J. L. Adderhold, Advisor. Not shown: Joe Carter, Treasurer; Pascal Roberts, Secretary. OFFICERS BOBBY HOOD Reporter OLIN MERCER President WILMER MITCHELL Vice President JIMMY NAPIER Sentinel 'Key (?lu Sponsor _ __ s eetheart Burt Rountree t=- (tf's Calvin Sapp Raymond Pippins Robert Crawford WiJson Roberts Theodore Wilson Tommy Joe Parker Mack Sowell Donald Ray Everett Malcom Reddock ROSTER Wayne Sheffield Harold Nelson Steadman Carroll Wilson Roberts Earl Joiner Blondell Sewell Macky Thompson, Wesley Shumaker, Booby Osburn, Lyndal Sheffield, Bobby Kitfrell, Byron Biddle, Andy Harrell, Janet May, Jimmie Wayne, Charles Dunn, Ronnie Nelson, Lillie May Harrell, Wayne Sheffield, Chariot Windsor, Betty Foxworth, Johnny Rudd, Nan Godfrey, Ronnie Bowers, Carol Carter, Norma Jean Chancey, Martha Berry, Christine Taylor, Martha Carter, Nell Hall, Chip Wood, Ray Davis, Angeline Malloy, Flo Alford, Glenda Gilbert, Martha VanVIake, Joe Hughen, Gladys Thompson, Becky Braxton, Gail Vanlandingham, Tommy Joe Parker, Mary Braxton, Mary Hodges, Buddy Collin, Robert Crawford, David Sellars, Elmo Hudson, Evelyn Reynolds, Barbara Abbot, Ann Kirkland, Betty Sue Brock, Mavis Peel, Thomas Bridenback, Geraldine Walden, Leslie O'Steen, Donna Mae Canum, Sarah Chance, Jean Bush, Allen Cawthon, J. B. Daniel, Garrie Smith, Virginia Pippins, Eddie Bowers, Jean Braxton, Fritz Nystrum, Annie Pearl Locke, Macky Reddoch, Jeannette Kent, Jimmie Hughen, Clavin Sapp, Wilson Roberts, Huey Walls, Henrietta Van Vlake, Dow Gilmore, Emma Lee Owen, Linda Harell, Melinda Malloy, Richard McAdams, Jerry Lee Kent, Miriam Harrison, Mary Bush, Frances Alford, Lynda Cawthon, Joyce Burdeshaw, Oscar O'Steen, Ruth Dickenson, Karen Bush, Charles Temples, Jimmie Parker. BAND OFFICERS-Left to right: Ruth Dickenson, Reporter; Nan Godfrey, Secretary-Treasurer; Janet May, Librarian; Lynda Cawthon, Vice President; Gladys Thompson, President. Sand First row, left to right: Lyndal Sheffield, Becky Braxton, Betty Brock, Charlotte Windsor, Evelyn Reynolds, Carol Carter, Tommy Parker, Melynda Malloy, Barbara Abbott, Gladys Thompson, Ruth Dickerson, Donna Canum. Second row: M. C. Thompson, Band Director; Glenda Gilbert, Jimmy Hughen, Mery Bush, Janet May, Robert Crawford, Macky Thompson, Buddy Collins, Calvin Sapp, Macky Reddock, Lynda Cawthon, Nan Godfrey, Oscar O'Steen, Norma Jean Chancy, Joyce Burdeshaw. 79CcLj0nette Charlotte Windsor, Betty Ann Foxworth, Barbara Abbott, Ann Walden, Evelyn Reynolds, Drum Majorette; Mavis Peel, Mascot. Kirkland, Christine Taylor, Geraldine (flee (?lci Nancy Joyce Anderson, Mary Helen Barrow, Shirley Jean Berry, Ronald Bush, Wayne Chance, Bettye Clark, Frances Clark, Ronnie Clenney, Robert Craw- ford, Margaret Dunn, Ellen Edge; Leslie Ann Engram, Billy Franklin, Ann Guy, Kenneth Gay, Lottie Gay, Alton Griffin, Sarah Guy, John Hancock, Glen Hardy, Patricia Hays, Bobby Hunt, Bettie Hutchins, Shelly Hutchins, Margaret Ann Kent, Everett Livingston, Joann Livingston, Tommy Maleszcwski, Stella Melvin, Hazel Morris, Sarah Owens, Lavern Parish, Betty Reynolds, Sarah Rich, Sandra Seay, Geraldine Spence, Marjorie Spencer, Frances Stokes, Delene Tyus, Fay Wachob, Helen Wood, Linda Wood, Jerry Baxter, Sarah Nell Guy, Don Russell, George Daniels, Mary Dean. e.'zs. Se tcon OfCee 7-7- - Back row, left to right: Ethlyn Everett, Mertis Parish, Sarah Gainer, Ola Corbin, Lynn Merchant, Ann Malloy, Frances Syfrett. Front row: Catherine Alsobrooks, Mrs. Pierce, Sponsor; Jeanette Kent, Margaret Ann Kent, Merlene Creamer. Front row, left to right: Wyoma Hudson, Eleanora Crutchfield, Hazel Dorch, Hazel Nichols, Ann WiT- liams, Naomi Pumphrey, Wardine Pumphrey. Back row: Mrs. Carrie Reddick, Sponsor; Herschell Riley, Carma Lee Owens, Bobby Hunt, Betty Sue Hatcher, Milton Harrell, Lillie Mae Harrell. l cviCtcuKe tfrvut 'Ptocedune (?Cu Standing: Dorothy Porter, Mr. John Adderhold, Sponsor; Elkin Kent, Patricia Hayes. Sitting: Jimmy Napier. Senior 3 4 Sfxnfo (?Cu Standing: John Seay, Larry Williams, Theodore Wilson, Aron Wachob, Sherwin Anderson, Orwin C. Lewis, Sherrill Cobb, Raymond Kent, Donald Baker, Coach Horne, Sponsor. Kneeling: James Thomas Sasser, John Dean, Robert Gay, Herman Davis, Billy Pat Atkins, Dempsey Odom, Bobby Hood, David Walls. e Sponsor, Ray Horne; Darnell Malloy, Millard Sanders, Rufus Watts, Olin Mercer, Ronnie Bowers, Fred Taylor, Billy Franklin, Donald Judah, Pascal Roberts, Jimmy Napier, Mack Sowell, Billy Pat Atkins, Jimmy Caswell, John Terry Dean, Wayne Chance, Wilmer Mitchell, Sherwin Anderson, Aron Wachob, Donnie Baker, Kenneth Carter; Sponsor, Jim Kimbrough. Back row: Betty Jean Locke, Mary Louise Duncan, Virginia Carter, Carolyn Clite, Jerllyn Roney, Mrs. Geraldine Rice, Sponsor. Front row: Mertis Rudd, Juanita Joyner, Betty Fay Nelson, Bonnie Sue Tew, Edna Daniels. 'putccne ecute s4 He ica OFFICERS OLA CORBIN Secretary EDNA DANIELS ______________________________________ Treasurer BETTY JEAN LOCKE__________________________________ Reporter MERTIS RUDD Vice President JUANITA JOYNER Parliamentarian FRANCES McDANIEL President tZucCC and Sc M A r i i ROSTER - Betty Sue Berry — Rosa Gwen Berry Shirley Jean Berry — Marie Canum - Bettye Clark — Barbara Donaldson Z. Lottie Gay • Joann Livingston “ Peggy Peel 1 — Charlotte Rogers Sandra Seay Frances Stokes Leon E. Rice, Advisor Standing, left to right: Jolly Toole, Aldin Griffin, John Huckaby, Carlton Bosh, Lula Nell Creamer, Ray- mond Pippin, John Hancock, Aldin Griffin, W. T. Miller, Donald Ray Everett, Charles Baker, Annie Pearl Locke, Alton Bush, Howard Clark, Emmett Smith, Betty Sue Duncan, Fay Ward, Dorothy Jean Eliss, Clyde Baker, Shelly Foxworth, Gynelle Holley, Larry Enfinger, Harlon Walsingham, Donald Judah, Eloise Holley, Tommy Ray McDonald, J. C. Hutchins, Junette Brown, Annie Merle Kent. Sponsors: Mrs. Bcra Owens, Mrs. Iris Owens. 4udia- 'Vi cuzl LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS GYNELLE HOLLEY Secretary LARRY ENFINGER ........................ Vice President HARLON WALSINGHAM Treasurer DONALD JUDAH President ELOISE HOLLEY Reporter Sft ttA (?lu6 - BETT H wOodham ANNUAI J- CHS SENIOR CUSS Ei D i - NNa WRwr—a _i rms YEAR'S staff wishes STEADMAN CARROLL CHARLOTTE WINDSOR EDM A Burnett CHARLOTTE ROGERS GERALDINE BVRE BETIV SUE BERRY TO EXPRESS its GRATITUDE TO COPY EDITOR ART EDITOR ORGANIZATION EDITOR Subscription EDITOR Advertising editor annual treasurer WITHOUT TTILIR EFFORTS THE TS pAwITlNTS WOULD NO T HAVE BEE N T HAUL you j UU WJf 2w 1, Jl THE TIGER SCRATCH VOLUME Ml. NDIREK I CHIPLEY. FI.ORIDA JANUARY 1« 1955 THE TICER SCRATCH Staff Co-Editors in Chi« f Assignment Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Uterary Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager Exchange Editor Staff Photographer Adviser ( harlotte Windsor and Edna Burnett Kuth Dickenson Betty Jean Wood ham Sherwin Anderson Geraldine Byrd Charlotte Rogers Blondell Sewell Betty Sue Berry Jean Braxton Lynn Marchant Marie Canum Leon E. Rice Reporters Harold Nelson; Steadmon Carol Annette Johnsoj te Rogers y Editor Circulati Manager eporter Harold Nel Reporter eporter Se uo% 'PCtUf Dr. Fers g________________ Elaine Blair______________ Mrs. Madge Embrey Bobby Embrey ____________ Kathleen Embrey Bill Clayton ............. Anne Rowell .............. A Irs. Hubbard ... Ollie Hubbard Mrs. Lilia Donahue Wayne Chance Ruth Dickenson Blondell Sewell Darnell Malloy Frances Clark Jimmy Napier Charlotte Windsor Orwin C. Lewis Annette Johnson ....__ Ann Malloy Directors MRS. ONEIDA GILMORE MR. CRAYTON COLEMAN S6eCeto«t MYSTERY COMEDY FELICIA METCALFE Student Director Make-up ___________ Stage Manager Prompters _________ Advertising Ushers Betty Jean Woodham ..... Jean Braxton Wayne Sheffield Gynelle Holley Frances McDaniel Billy Franklin Myrelene Creamer Geraldine Byrd VISITORS CHIPLEY Oeci @Mic6e4, COACH HORNE Another outstanding figure around C.H.S. is assistant coach Ray Horne, who can readily be identified by his friendly ways. Coach Horne is a graduate of Tallassee High School, Tallassee, Alabama. He at- tended State Teachers College at Jackson- ville, Alabama, where he was very active in sports. He coached for one and a half years at Woodland, Alabama, before com- ing to C.H.S. in 1953. Congratulations, Coach Horne, we wish for you the best of luck. COACH KIMBROUGH One of the most liked teachers around C.H.S. is head coach Jim Kimbrough. He graduated from Deshler High School in Tuscumbia, Alabama. He attended Living- ston State Teachers College in Livingston, Alabama, where he spent four active years on the football squad. He was also active in other sports as well. This is his second yean at Chipley High School. He was as- sistant coach last year and was promoted to the rank of head coach this year. Al- though we didn't have an undefeated sea- son, Coach Kimbrough has proven his ability to handle boys. Our hats are off to you, Coach; may you have successful years to come. VS. S. 'd Front row, left to right: Charles Peel, Tommy Joe Justice, Olin Mercer, Fred Taylor, Billy Pat Atkins, Millard Sanders, George Sowell, Rufus Watts, Tommy McDonald. Second row: Pascal Roberts, Donald Judah, Robert Cushing, Johnny Rudd, Wayne Chance, Kenneth Carter, Bobby Hicks, Ronnie Bowers, Jimmy Caswell. Back row, standing: Coach Horne, Robert Berry, Jimmy Parker, John Dean, Donnie Baker, John Bush, Mack Sowell, Wilmer Mitchell, Aron Walchob, Jimmy Napier, Billy Franklin, David Burnett, Coach Kimbrough. 70ck o% o4C' ou 7ea K The hard playing Chipley Tigers nipped Milton in the final quarter to win 6-0 at a game at Milton on September 24. On November 24, Chipley came from underdog to overpower the Walton Braves 26-13. SCHEDULE Chipley 20 Vernon 0 Chipley 6 Milton 0 6 Bonifay 6 Chipley 0 Graceville 8 Chipley.... 6 Marianna 12 Chipley ... 0 Ashford 34 Chipley .12 Ozark - 0 Chipley 6 Quincy 13 Chipley .... 7 Choctawhatchee 7 Chipley 26 De Funiak 14 On October 8, the hard-hitting Graceville Tigers placed Chipley again in the ranks of the de- feated. This was Chipley's first defeat in 29 consecutive games. On October 1 at Bonifay's homecoming the Tigers' winning streak was marred when the much improved Bonifay Ball Club held the Tigers to a hard-fought battle with the score ending 6-6. BILLY PAT ATKINS Captain Senior—Back All Conference OLIN MERCER Co-Captain Senior—Back BILLY FRANKLIN Senior—Tackle All Conference WAYNE CHANCE Senior—Back JOHN DEAN Senior—Tackle -•r JIMMY NAPIER Senior—Tackle MACK SOWELL Senior—Center DONNIE BAKER Senior—Back BOBBY HICKS Sophomore—End RONNIE BOWERS Freshman—Guard tommy McDonald Freshman—Back GEORGE SOWELL Freshman—Back JOHNNY RUDD Freshman—Center Kneeling: Roy Sasser, Linton Mally, Reggie Pelham, Ewell Bush, Allen Cawthon, Henry Walls, David Mitchell, Dow Gilmore, Charles Gordy. Standing: Chip Wood, Charles Tem- ples, Oscar O'Steen, Jimmy Ray Carter, Charles Dunn, Charles Peterson, Wesley Shu- maker, Robert Taylor. Coach: Hilton C. Lewis. Not pictured: David Sellers. fluttion. SCHEDULE Chipley 6 De Funiak 24 Chiolev 7 Marianna 7 Chipley 0 Bonifay 12 Chipley 0 De Funiak 19 Chipley 6 Marianna 24 Chipley (Rained Out) Bonifay 9 W a46et6aCC Squad COACH KIMBROUGH Kenneth Carter, Mack Sowell, Aron Wachob, Sherwin Anderson, Wiimer Gene Mitchell, Wayne Chance, Donnie Baker, Billy Atkins, and Olin Mercer. Billy Franklin (not pictured). 2 ScftucuC ‘Scte bet zll '7ea K Huey Walls. Fred Taylor, Mackie Reddoek, Willie Washington, A. J. Trawick, Jimmy Caswell. Donald Juda, Charles Peel, Robert Cushing, Haywood Maddox, Millard Sanders. Mark Conway. Chipley Chipley Chipley Chipley .... Chipley Chipley Chipley..... Chipley..... Chipley..... Chipley SCHEDULE 27 Graceville ..........38 29 De Funiak ___________41 44 Cottondale ________ 43 29 Quincy ...........—53 35 Vernon 70 28 Malone ............. 45 30 Graceville .......- 41 28 De Funiak ...........45 38 Cottondale ......... 43 44 Vernon 50 COACH RAY HORNE BILLY FRANKLIN Guard DONNIE BAKER-Forward KENNETH CARTER-Guard MACK SEWEll-Guard SCHEDULE Vernon 41 Graceville ............. 38 Cottondale ..............41 Bonifay ................ 50 Quincy -................ 46 De Funiak ............ 42 Malone ..................62 Bonifay 40 Vernon 38 Graceville _____________ 21 Cottondale ______________41 Quincy ................. 52 De Funiak 55 SHERWIN ANDERSON-Forward WAYNE CHANCE-Forward ARON WAICHOB-Center UC (ToK eneKce 0l N f RCtR WILMER MITCHELL BILLY PAT ATKINS 4(1 “P(aye A Nina Harrell, Jeanette Ladd, Geraldine Byrd, Shelby Hutchins, Betty Hutchins, Delene Tyus, Betty Reynolds, Nan Godfrey, Lottie Gay, Nell Sellers, Barabara Donaldson, Lottie Alford, and Coach Mary Lou Hayes. BETTY REYNOLDS-Forward GERALDINE BYRD-Forward LOTTIE ALFORD Guard NINA HARRELL-Forward NAN GODFREY Guard NELL SELLERS-Guard tyvvW S t46et zM 7ea K LOTTIE GAY-Forward DELENE TYUS-Guard BETTY HUTCHINS-Guard SHELBY HUTCHINS—Forward (fyeevCecuCetiA Geraldine Spence, Lottie Alford, Geraldine Byrd, Gracie Lee Haddan, Edwina Yates, Mary Alford, Betty Jean Woodham, and Lyndia Wood. Standing: Shirley Woodham, Mary Carolyn Stevenson, Sara Gilmore, Beth Brannon, Andrea Temples. Kneeling: Libby Reynolds, Angeline Malloy, Diana Weldon, Dona Mae Canum (Shirley Ward, not pictured). 'rty.S. Pefr Scftuizd LOniE ALFORD Co-Captain GERALDINE BYRD Captain GRACIE LEE HADDAN BETTY JEAN WOODHAM MARY ALFORD LYNDIA WOOD EDWINA YATES GERALDINE SPENCE •IiSlM s. AA 0 H -Z A A 0 0ZowCc) l $ t e 4 J rrvdrV f)A V vv v tauw6 Gl n b fu N -S. VYa V v. C- Y a IoTTc-Tk 33 77 ( ' ■-. '7 Kciv-f £cJ V 7 A1 73K 3 7 . 7 (2 VT o Mc- IVt Vtie. 5 — 0 V £o bo Z r foWe. c. Af C 6 Itpru 1 ' y'rCTur'zL- G' ll! i £ J' £ r rt.L C (iT5 . ; V-' Ay_____L '(V.N Lc.s?! 7 jb T' f b 7 1 c. ZJLAL Z sv s7 f y? 7 1 -____ Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of . the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY JEWELRY STORE WATCH REPAIR Compliments and Best Wishes from Representatives of THE INDEPENDENT LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. William Franklin—District Manager Sam Fowler—Superintendent J. C. Spivey—Superintendent at Large J. L. Sullivan—Agent at Chipley, Florida Mrs. R. H. Martin—Agent at Chipley, Florida T. K. Brock—Agent, Chipley, Vernon, Wausau, Florida W. W. Miller—Agent, Graceville, Campbellton, Florida J. C. Hughes—Agent, Graceville, Esto, Florida P. M. Shores—Agent, Cottondale, Alford, Florida BEST WISHES TO C. H. S. SENIORS Compliments CITIES SERVICE STATION Complete Auto Service THERON EVERETT Chipley Florida 'rtliy eAt 2utility 'ftteufo TOBIAS SAUSAGE CO. Chipley, Florida BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME Chipley Florida Compliments of GULF POWER COMPANY Dependable Service CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments to C. H. S. Seniors TOBIAS MKT. GRO. Chipley Florida PHONE 103 Compliments of PEEL'S RADIO TV SERVICE RCA Sales and Service Chipley Florida PHONE 4 COMPLIMENTS OF Eddy's Sunshine Studio PICTURES THAT PLEASE Marianna Florida MRS. C. C. JOINER, JR. Owner and Manager Pictures of the Beauties by RAINERS Dothan Alabama Compliments of FLOYD'S FURNITURE Chipley Florida PHONE 21 Compliments of COOK'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Chipley Florida Compliments of F. R. M. FEED STORE Home of Feed, Seed and Fertilizer CHIPLEY FLORIDA THE FORD COMPANY Chipley Florida Best Wishes to Chipley High TOWNSEND'S BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Chipley Florida Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION Complete 24-Hour Service AUTO ACCESSORIES GULF TIRES—TUBES AND BATTERIES Rustin and McDaniel CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of DONALDSON'S SHELL SERVICE Gas—Oil—Groceries Best Wishes Seniors ROLAND FOWLER Purina Chows—Groceries We Deliver Phone 78 CHIPLEY FLORIDA CHIPLEY FLORIDA LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM FOR THE BEST IN HARDWARE Visit CHIPLEY HARDWARE COMPANY Chipley Florida (t fjUPPLIES WASHINGTON il. jm InOTEISOOK WySB 1 tfi-joape %t3 COUNTY NEWS Chipley, Florida Compliments FARMERS FEED AND SEED SUPPLY COMPANY Phone 100 CHIPLEY FLORIDA Chipley FLORIDA BANK at Florida COMPLIMENTS OF Trudy's Beauty Center TRUDY CROSSLEY Chipley Florida PHONE 35 BEST WISHES TO C. H. S. Campbell's Gulf Station J. N. CAMPBELL, JR. Chipley Florida Compliments of WEST END SERVICE STATION Fred Hall Fred Hall, Jr. CHIPLEY FLORIDA Harrison Chevrolet Company MARIANNA, FLORIDA CHUCK AND EDDIE'S Dining Dancing 2 Miles West of Chipley Swimming Phone 9123' COGGIN AND DEERMONT General Contractors CHIPLEY, FLORIDA You Can't Miss If You Shop at Piggly Wiggly Better Meals at Better Prices Compliments of POWELL AND COMPANY Quality Clothes at Quality Prices Panama City FLORIDA SUPER SERVICE at DASINGER'S FOOD STORE Chipley, Florida If It's Good Food You Want Visit DILMORE'S GRILL Chipley, Florida Ph. 179 Best Wishes from THE WESTERN AUTO STORE A Complete Line of Auto Accessories CHIPLEY FLORIDA For Haircuts That Please Visit O AND H BARBER SHOP Harvey and Francis Hayes Owners CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from W. T. McFATTER, JR. Superintendent of Public Instruction THE HOUSTON HOTEL 131 Rooms With Bath IN DOTHAN, ALABAMA Complete, modern, air-conditioned facilities for Conventions, Banquets, Wedding Receptions and Dances . . . And ideal accommodations for tourists, traveling men, permanent residents. CHIPLEY FLORIDA CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of CHIPOLA HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP Marianna Florida Best Wishes J. L MINER Feeds, Seeds and Fertilizers CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of S. A. ALFORD, JR. Insurance CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of the RITZ AND GEM THEATERS Marianna Florida Congratulations to Chipley High Compliments of BUTLER HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS OF Florine's Beauty Shop CHIPLEY, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS of THE PARISIAN Marianna Florida L H. HUGHES General Merchandise The Most of the Best for Less CHIPLEY FLORIDA Phone 206-W BEST WISHES FROM Crystal Ice Co., Inc. ROSS COX Chipley, Florida Highway 90 Compliments of CHIPLEY MEAT COMPANY Meat Packers — Lockers — Meat Curing BUDDY NEIL, Owner Phone 398 Chipley, Florida Compliments of JONES MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Dealers for CADILLAC and CHEVROLET Cars and Trucks GRACEVILLE FLORIDA Best Wishes From the KORNER SHOP For the Best in Ladies' Wear and Shoes tor the Entire Family BILL MINCHIN FRANCES LOVE Chipley, Florida Qmk . Vastr,es WJ Colonial Bread Company DOTHAN, ALABAMA Compliments of CHIPLEY BOTTLING COMPANY Distributors of FROSTY POP COLA SQUEEZE Chipley Honda LE OREMOST CHIPLEY MOTEL Modem As Tomorrow €etfet tAan food...i£L ICE CREAM AND MILK Hygeia Coca-Cola Bottling Co. DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, FLORIDA Visit Our Modern Plant IDEAL FOR EVERY MEAL Florida Made and Florida Sold EVERETT BROTHERS CO. Chipley, Florida Compliments of LORAN L. COOK Clerk Circuit Court Washington County, Florida The Best Always from C. T. FELIX Contractors Chipley Florida Compliments of PALMS CAFE The Home of Good Food HEART OF CHIPLEY Phone 257 U.S. 90 Chipley, Fla. Compliments of AMOS HUDSON VANCE THEATER Compliments PANAMA JEWELERS Diamonds—Watches Costume Jewelry PANAMA CITY FLORIDA Compliments of BEDIE OWEN Tax Assessor GODFREY AUTO SUPPLY CO. Parts Headquarters Chipley Florida PHONE 348 CHIPLEY Men's and Boys' Shop Ready-to-Wear PHONE 676 Ottis Hinson R. E. Minchin Owners GRACEVILLE, FLORIDA PIPPIN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Compliments of BAUMAN'S Dothan, Ala. COMPLIMENTS OF INEZ'S CHIPLEY DRY CLEANERS Marianna, Fla. WOOLWORTH'S Dothan, Ala. Chipley, Florida WATFORD’S DRUG STORE Just What Your Doctor Orders PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone 10 CHIPLEY FLORIDA CHAVERS-BROCK FURNITURE COMPANY, INC Complete Housefurnishings for the Home CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS Cecil Brock, Manager SAPP'S SERVICE STATION Ira Sapp, Owner Phone 585 Chipley, Florida EAST END SERVICE STATION Tharp Brothers Phone 9104 Courteous and Friendly Service CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments RILLA'S FLOWERS of for All Occasions B S FOOD STORE 515 S. 6th Street Chipley Florida CHIPLEY FLORIDA Phone 113 C. D. PONTIAC Flori Chipley Compliments CHIPLEY SUPPLY STATION Chipley, Florida Fine Jewelry . TREASURE C Chipley, Florid Compliments of T. L WELLS AND BROTHER Complime of HI MOTOR MARIANNA. Service With A Smile CHIPLEY. FLORIDA Furniture, Hardware, Appliances Building Materials and Plumbing PATTERSON HARDWARE COMPANY SERVING NORTHWEST FLORIDA AND SOUTHEAST ALABAMA FOR THE PAST FORTY-FIVE YEARS Compliments of WILBURN'S MOTEL Modern As Tomorrow FLORIDA A7« t-mmd YEARBOOK Taylor Publishing Coropany-Dalla • A x §Vc Of- v ' - ■- v’i’c i ' •’ '' £§95 ‘ ’5 sd?SsE i