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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE MR. COLLY V. WILLIAMS University of Florida Principal of Chipley High School for eight A.B.E.; M.A.E. years Dear Students: For the first time in the history of the Washington County High School the Seniors have given the Principal the privilege of sending greetings and best wishes through their PAW PRINTS to all our past and present students. This honor is indeed appreciated. Surely this yearbook, which has been so carefully prepared, will in years to come bring back priceless memories. The Washington County High School is symbolic of friendliness, cooperation, high scholastic standards, efficient student government, and many other worthwhile attain- ments. It has been built around the standards set by you and the classes who have grad- uated before you. We, who have worked with you, are grateful for these associations. This has been a most pleasant year, and it has never been my privilege to work with a more loyal or cooperative group. It is my hope and wish that each of you will continue to find pleasure and enjoyment in the performance of a task well done. Sincerely yours, FOREWORD Editor .................... Associate Editor .......... Business Manager .......... Assistant Business Manager Feature Editor............. Sports Editors............. Organizations Editor ...... Photo Editor .............. Snapshot Editor ........... Copy Editor................ Subscription Editor........ Layout Editor.............. Sponsor ................... ... Shirley F. Lewis .... Edwina Yates Dorothy Porter ......Shirley Cobb ......Duane Cook Donald Ray Everett Jann Weaver ..... Nan Godfrey .... Mary Kirkland Gwendolyn Pacher Lynda Cawthon ....... Olis Lasiter ....... Sandra Seay Mr. Leon E. Rice DEDICATION A teacher whose pleasing personality, patience, tolerance, and under- standing have won her a distinct place in the hearts of all pupils; and whose character, scholarship, and teaching qualities have inspired them to high ideals, we, the Senior Class of Chipley High School, do affectionately dedicate this the 1956 PAW PRINTS to MRS. ONEIDA Me FATTER GILMORE English Teacher, Beta Club Sponsor, and Sponsor of the Sophomore Class. MR. CHARLES ADAMS MRS. CARRIE REDDICK WITH APPRECIATION ... We, the Class of 1956 take this opportunity to show our appreciation to our four sponsors. Their untiring efforts in our behalf have helped make our Senior year a memorable one. MRS. GERALDINE RICE MR LEON RICE SHIRLEY LEWIS Editor EDWINA YATES Assistant Editor DOROTHY PORTER SHIRLEY COBB Business Manager Assistant Business Manager MR. W. T. McFATTER, JR. Superintendent of Public Instruction COUNTY PERSONNEL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Doughlas Mr. Haddock Mr. McFatter Mr. Cox Mr. Brock Mr. Mercer Not shown COUNTY OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Francis Kirkland Mrs. Gladys Camp INSTRUCTIONAL PERSONNEL Mrs. Alene Franz Mr. Harmon R. Pierce Mrs. Lila Broullette SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL MR VALERY BUTLER Assistant Principal FACULTY MR. CHARLES ADAMS Senior Sponsor M.A. Peabody College Nashville, Tennessee Science MRS. CARRIE REDDICK Senior Sponsor B.S. Florida State University Social Studies MRS. GERALDINE C. RICE Senior Sponsor B.S. Troy State Teachers College Business Education MR LEON E. RICE Senior Sponsor B.S. Troy State Teachers College English, Journalism MR. JOHN ADDERHOLD Junior Sponsor M.S. MRS. MARY LOU HAYS Junior Sponsor B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute Agriculture Troy State Teachers College Physical Education MRS. ALICE PIERCE Junior Sponsor B.S. East Tennessee Teachers College M.Ed. University of Florida English MR RALPH RAY Junior Sponsor B.A. Bowling Green College of Commerce Business Education o FACULTY MR. TRAVIS CASTLE Sophomore Sponsor B.S. University of Mississippi Physical Education Science MR WALLACE COX Sophomore Sponsor B.S. and M.S. Florida State University Physical Education MR. FRED BRAMBLETT Freshman Sponsor B.S. Jacksonville State University of Ala. Peabody College History and English MISS JOAN COLEY Freshman Sponsor B.A. Huntingdon College Music MRS. ONEIDA GILMORE Sophomore Sponsor A.B. Florida State University English MR. J. B. WARD Sophomore Sponsor B.S., M.S. Florida State University Troy State Math MRS. JOSEPHINE McGLAMERY Freshman Sponsor B.S.H.E., M.S.H.E. University of Georgia Home Economics MRS. GEORGIA McGRAW Freshman Sponsor A.B. Georgia State Teachers College for Women M.A.E. Emory University Mathematics FACULTY MRS. JOAN CHANCE Eighth B.S. Troy State Teachers College Physical Education MRS. CARMEL EVERETT Eighth B.S.E. Florida State University MRS. ELIZABETH GREEN Eighth A.B. Florida State College For Women MRS. ANNIS THAGARD Eighth B.S.H.E. Florida State College For Women MRS. LILA C. CASTLE Seventh A.B. Huntindon College MISS MARILYN DE BOER A.B. Seventh Troy State Teachers College English and History MRS. LUCY MINCHIN Seventh B.S. Florida State University MRS. ROSA NELL REDDOCH Seventh B.S.E. Troy State Teachers College FACULTY MRS. THELMA COGGIN Sixth B.A. Florida State University MRS. BERA OWENS B.S. Florida State University Elementary School Librarian MRS. BEATRICE HASTY Sixth B.S. University of Florida MRS. VELMA POTTER Sixth B.A.E. University of Florida MRS. IRIS OWENS M.A., B.A. Florida State University High School Librarian MRS. OPHELIA WELLS Sixth A.B. Winthrop College MRS. ANNIE MERLE BENSON B.M. Florida State University Public School Music MR JIM KIMBROUGH B.S. Livingston State Teachers College Head Coach MR DAN JENSON M.A. State University of Iowa Music SCHOOL PERSONNEL BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Haddock, Mr. Chance, Mr. Syfrett, Mr. Bell, Mr. T Gilbert, Mr. A. Gilbert, Mr. Creamer, Mr. McDaniel, Mr. Cope, and Mr. McDaniels. JANITORS Mr. Raymond Simmons Mr. Coy Birge SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS NAN GODFREY ................................. President DONALD RAY EVERETT ..................... Vice President CAROLYN CUTE ................................ Treasurer BETTY ANN FOXWORTH ........................... Secretary SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES GAIL VAN LANDINGHAM THEODORE WILSON OLIS LASITER PATRICIA KIRKLAND Not pictured Mary Helen Barrow A pretty girl is a welcome guest. Glee Club 1 2-3; Music Club 1-2 3; Band 4. Jerry Baxter Like some sad statue, speechless. Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Music Club 2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Projec- tors Club 1. Alton Bush To hurry or worry is not my creed. Sports Club 1-2-4; Audio Visual Club 3- Carlton Bush Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, and take what comes. Sports Club 1-2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4. John Neal Bush Strong . . . as young desire. C‘ Club 3-4; Football 3-4: Baseball 2. Ronald Bush He’s a quiet boy and shy, all in all, an honest guy. Sports Club 1; Glee Club 2-3-4; Music Club 4. Marie Canum Han like the mist of the hill, soft and curling in the day of the sun. Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 1; Sports Club 2; Quill and Scroll 3; Tiger Scratch Photographer 3; Camera Club 4. Lynda Ruth Cawthon Deeds that are done today and not tomorrow. Band 1-2-3-4; Band Club 1-2-3-4; Miss CHS 1-3; Miss CHS Candidate 2-4; Band Librarian 2; Band Vice President 3; Band Minstrel 2; Beta Club 3-4; Class Treasurer 3; Home- coming Court 2-3; Secretary of Student Council 4; Copy Editor Annual 4; Feature Editor Tiger Scratch 4; Class Favorite 4. Carolyn Clite Came, like a ray from Heaven that shines and disappears. Sports Club 1; FHA 2; FBLA 3-4; Class Treasurer 4. Shirley Cobb To know her is to love her. FHA 1-2-3-4; FHA Historian 2; FHA President 3; Execu- tive Council 4; Representative to Regional Convention 3; Candidate for District Office 2-3; Essay Contest Runner-Up 2; Homecoming Court 2; Beta Club 3-4; Student Council 3-4; Representative at Large 4; Dramatics Club President 4; Assistant Business Manager Annual 4; Assignment Editor Tiger Scratch 4; Class Favorite 4. Duane Alford Cook Alert as a bird in the springtime. FHA 1-2-3-4; FHA Secretary 3; FHA President 4; Execu- tive Council 3-4; Candidate for District Office 3; Candidate for State Office 3; Homecoming Court 2; Beta Club 3-4; Club Editor of Tiger Scratch 4; Feature Editor Annual 4. Ola Corbin Unruffled as a mirror. FTA 1-2-3; FTA Vice President 2; FBLA Secretary 3-4. Eloise Cutts A pleasant girl with a pleasant smile. Glee Club 1; Music Club 1; Audio-Visual Library Club 2-3; Reporter Audio-Visual Library Club 3; FBLA 4, FBLA Vice President 4. Edna Daniels A quiet way, a friendly smile. FTA 1; Sports Club 2; FBLA 3-4; FBLA Treasurer 3. Juanita Enfinger Of all the joys I can recall, being in love is best of all. Sports Club 1-2-3; Library Club 4; Library Club Secretary 4. Larry Enfinger Men of few words are the best of all. Sports Club 1; Junior Football 1; FFA 1-2-3-4; Library Club 2-3-4; Vice President L-brary Club 3; President Library Club 4; Delegate to State FFA Convention 3. Ethlyn Everett Her cheeks like living roses glow. FTA 1-2-3; FTA Reporter 2; FTA President 3; Audio- Donald Everett is better to wear out than to rust out. Audio-Visual Library Club 1-2-3-4; Key Club 2-3-4. Key Club Treasurer 3; Key Club President 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Student Council 3; State Convention Delegate 3-4; State Library Council 4; Library Assistant 3-4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; FFA 3; Class Favorite 4. Doris Finch Full of likeable simplicity and quietness. Sports Club 1-2-3: Basketball Team 1-2; Library Club 4. Betty Foxworth A dark-haired girl who's full of fun; when she comes in, it's just begun. Library Club 1; FHA 2-3-4; FHA Reporter 2; FHA His- torian 3; Band 3-4; Student Council 3; Student Council Sec- retary 3; Class Secretary 4; Editor, Tiger Scratch 4; Beta Club 3-4; Beta Club Vice President 4; Beauty Review 3-4; Runner-Up Beauty Review 3; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Superlative. Shellie Foxworth A form not low, but not so eery high. Boys' Sports Club 1-2; Library Club 3. Nan Godfrey Busy as the day is long. Class President 1; Class Vice President 2-3; Class President 4; Band 1 -2-3-4; Band Club 1-2-3-4; Band Secretary and Treasurer 2-3; Band President 4; Girls' Basketball 2-3; Stu- dent Director of Junior Play 3; Beta Club 3-4; Girls’ Sports Editor of Tiger Scratch 4; Organizations Manager of Annual 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Band Minstrel 2; Class Favor- ite 4; Superlative 4. Virginia Carter Granberry A softness like the atmosphere of dreams. Sports Club 1-2; FBLA 1-2; Class Secretary 3; Beta Club 3-4; Secretary and Treasurer. Beta Club 4. Allen Griffin Calm as a summer sea. Projectors Club 1 -2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; FFA Secretary 4. Grace Lee Haddan Aglow, like fruit when it colors. Dancing Club 1; Glee Club 1; Band 2; Cheerleader 3: Sports Club 2-3; President. Sports Club 3; Band Club 2; Junior Play 3; Beauty Review Candidate 3. John Hancock Yep, Vm a senior this year! FFA 1; Sports Club 1-2; Junior Basketball 1; Library Club 2; Glee Club 3-4. Betty Hatcher Quietness is the most profitable of all things. Sports Club 1; Devotional Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. J. C. Hutchins For every why, he has a wherefore. Library Club 1-2-3- Eleanor Kent Quickly changed as are the winds. Sports Club 1; Glee Club 1-4; FHA 2-3 Library Club 4; Library Club Reporter 4. Mary Kirkland So jolly and sweet, pleasant and neat; this makes Mary hard to beat. Class Secretary- 1; FHA I; Sports Club 3; Junior Flay 3; Dramatics Club 4; Photo Editor of Annual 4; Business Manager of Tiger Scratch 4. Patricia Kirkland After a storm comes a calm. Glee Club 1-2-3; Music Club 1-2; Sports Club 1-2; FT A 2; Beta Club 3-4; Student Council 4; Parliamentary Proced- ure Club 3; Secretary Parliamentary Procedure Club 3. Olis Lasiter As happy as the day is long. Class Reporter 1; FTA 1; Girls' Sports Club 3; Glee Club 1; Student Council 4; Subscription Editor Annual 4. Shirley Lewis As superior . . . as a peak of the Alps to a highland of the Hudson. Girls' Sports Club 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3-4; Editor of Annual 4. Tommy Maleszewski believe in taking life easy. Glee Club I-2-3-4; Music Club 1-2-3. W. T. Miller Crew like the summer grass. Library Club 1-2; FFA 1-2-3-4; Sports Club 4; Sports Club Reporter 4; Basketball 2-4. Gwendolyn Pacher A face that shows the blush, a flashing eye. Glee Club 1; Sports Club 1-2-3; Camera Club 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Myrtice Parish Quiet and reseried and demure, a friend of whom you're always sure. Sports Club 1-2; FT A 3; FTA Reporter 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Tommy Joe Parker Frank in his speech but not garrulous. Band 1 -2-3 4; Band Club 1-2-3 4; Key Club 2-3-4; Student Council 3; Student Council Treasurer 3. RayxMond Pippin Handy as a robin after a rain. Library Club 1-2-3-4; Library Club Vice President 4; Key Club 3-4; Key Club Treasurer 4. Dorothy Porter Sometimes serious, sometimes gay. Sports Club 1-2; Parliamentary Procedure Club 3; Co-Direc- tor of Junior Play 3: Class Reporter 2; Softball Team 2; Business Manager Annual 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4. Betty Sue Reynolds A voice as clear as a forest bird. FHA 1-2-3-4; FHA Vice President 3; Junior Play 3; Operet- ta 3; Homecoming Court 3; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3; Camera Club 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4. Evelyn Reynolds Adventurous as a bee Band 1-2-3-4; Band Club 2-3; Drum Majorette 2. 3-4; Class President 1-2; FHA 1; Dramatics Club 4; Class Favorite. Pascal Roberts A fellow whom everyone admires for his gameness, wit and good nature. Sports Club 1-2-4; FFA 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Camera Club 3; FFA Secretary 3; Co-Captain Football Team 4; Sports Club President 4; FFA President 4; Student Council Rep. at Large. Wilson Roberts Steadfast as the everlasting rocks. Student Council 1-2-3-4; S. C. Treasurer 2; S. C. Vice President 3; S. C. President 4; Key Club 2-3-4; Key Club Secretary 2-4; Key Club Vice President 3; Beta Club 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Footlifters’ 2, 3; Math Club 1-3-4; Junior Play 3; Art Editor, Annual 4; Circulation Manager, Tiger Scratch 4; Football 4; Parliamentary Procedure Club 2; Band Minstrel 1-2-3; Class Favorite 4; Superlative 4. Jerllyene Roney Temperate as the morn. Sports Club 1-2; FBLA 3-4; FBLA Reporter 4. Calvin Sapp Spotless and sincere, as the chaste t ows of the holy vestals are. Band 1-2-3-4; Band Club 1-2-3-4; Band Vice President 4; Key Club 3-4; Vice President Key Club 4. J. T. Sasser Progress ! e as a stream. Book Club 1; Book Club Secretary 1; Boys’ Sports Club 2-3; FFA 2-3-4. Sandra Seay Alive as a vision of life to be. Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club Vice President 2; Music Club 1-2; Quill and Scroll 3; Quill and Scroll Vice President 3; Junior Play 3; Operetta 3; FHA 4; Camera Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Literary Editor Tiger Scratch 4; Lay-Out Editor of Annual 4. Bonnie Sue Tew Sloan She that seekest knowledge shall find it. FTA 1; Library Club 2; FBLA 3-4; FBLA President 4; T ger Scratch Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Virginia Smith Quiet as a heart that heats no more. Sports Club 1-2-3; Library Club I. J. W. Stiller Precious as a friend. Sports Club 2-3-4. Gail Van Landingham Calmly and peacefully, she treads life’s uay. FHA 1-2; Glee Club 1-2; Band 2-3-4; Band Club 3; Tri- Hi-Y 4; Student Council 4; Exchange Editor of Tiger Scratch 4. Naomi Jeanette Weaver Live, laugh, and love, there’ll come a time when you can’t. Typing Club 2; FTA 2-3; JAC 2-3; Los Amiqtos 2; Business Club 3; FHA 4; Camera Club 4; Assistant Business Mana- ger of Tiger Scratch 4; Girls' Sports Editor PAW PRINTS 4. Boyd Franklin Weaver Like a squirrel in a cage, always in action. FFA 1-2-3; FFA Treasurer 3; 'L” Club 2-3; Sports Club 1- 2-3; Football 1-2-3; Pep Club 3; Track 3; Baseball 2; Rod and Gun Club 3; Camera Club 4; Class Favorite 4. Theodore Wilson Af brain is beating like the heart of haste. Sports Club 1-3; Sports Club Treasurer 1; Beta Club 3-4; Beta Club President 4; Key Club 2-3-4; Key Club Secretary 2- 3; Student Council 2-4; Library Club 4; ”B Basketball 2; Parliamentary Procedure Club 2; Class President 3; Junior Play 3; Class Favorite 4; Superlative. Ross Woods Always willing to lend a kind and helping hand. Track 2-3; Hi-Y 3; Key Club 3-4; Spanish Club 2-3; Spanish Club Vice President 3; Annual Staff 3; Camera Club 4; Camera Club President 4; Class Favorite 4. Edwina Yates A det er girl in every way, she’ll make a great success some day. Studertt Council 1-3-4; Rep. at Large 4; Beauty Review 1 Sports Club l; Class President 2; Homecoming Court 3-4; Junior Play 3; Math Club 2-3; FHA 3-4; FHA Vice Presi- dent 4; Associate Editor Annual 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Cheerleader 3; Beta Club 3-4; Class Favorite 4; Superla- tive 4. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS EARL JOINER ................................. President CAROL CARTER ................................ Treasurer MARTHA VAN VLAKE ....................... Vice President MARGARET ANN KENT ................. Secretary JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES MARTHA VAN VLAKE MARJORIE SPENCER KENNETH GAY JOLLY TOOLE Carol Bush Carol Carter Kenneth Carter Jimmy Caswell Betty Clark Tommy Clark Lottie Gay Gary L. Grissett Melton Harrell Nina Harrell Jackie Hawk Bobby Joe Hicks Annie Meri Kent Jeanette Kent Margaret Ann Kent JUNIORS Bobby Joe Phillips Jeanette Ladd Phillips Virginia Pippin 4 P JUNIORS Marjorie Spencer Frances Stokes Charley Tharp P PHOTO Mot amt table A Jolly Toole A I ; f X J. Traywick Delcnc Tyus Martha Van Vlake Lloyd Vinson Geraldine Walden Becky Williams Helen Wood Linda Ann Wood Geraldine Worthington JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Lewis Baker Faye Berry Ronnie Bowers Becky Braxton Betty Sue Brock Betty Clark Howard Clark SOPHOMORES James Collins Inez Conrad Mark Conway Dell Creamer Edison Creel George Daniels Mary ■Jpfc. Dean Sue Donaldson Betty Sue Vv1 Duncan _i Margaret Dunn Ellen Edge Dorothy J. Ellis Leslie Engram j. R. Foxworth Bobbie Jean Gilbert Doris Gilbert Glenda Gilbert Aldin Griffin Joe Loyed Edward Majors William M..jors Tommy R. McDonald Sara McQueen Stella Melvin Ruth Miller Jack Morris Annie Laura Napier Incll Obert Oscar O'Steen Carina Lee Owens Ronald Parish Jimmy Parker t Charles Peel Jerry Don Pettis Nancy Randall Donald Rhodes Herschell Riley Durwood Roberts SOPHOMORES Johnny Rudd Millard Sasser Roger Sasser David Sellars Merlene Shipes Orren Shumaker Geraldine Spence Bonnie Mae Slay Annette Sowell George Sowell Farris Stewart Harold Strickland Fred Taylor Charles Temples Shirley Tharp Henrietta Van Vlake Marlin Vinson Arlon Wachob Rufus Watts Huey Walls Leon Walters Faye Ward Johnny Watford Molly West Eunice Whitehurst SOPHOMORES Rufus Wilson Shirley Wood FRESHMEN Flo Alford Geraldine Arnold James Baxley Martha Berry Betty Joyce Birge Holly Britt Calvin Bruner Catherine Bush Jimmy Bush Jimmy Ray Carter Evelyn Clark Helen Coley Ruth Cushing Mareen Dean Jean Dickenson Helen Ditto Jimmy Duncan Reba Duncan Charles Dunn Elaine Enfinger Carthell Everett Charles Everett Betty Finch Jean Fowler Annette Gainer Lamar Gay Dow Gilmore Merelene Griffin FRESHMEN Philip Griffin Haywood Grissett Larry Grissett Daniel Hatcher Margaret Hatfield Linda Hays Sara Howell Hiram Huckaby Billy Hudson Elmo Hudson Paul Hutchins Mary Hutchins Tommy Jackson Virgil Jackson Karen Joiner Mary F. Kent Willard Kent Wayne Lasiter Barbara Lewis Euliss Locke Joann Locke Richard Majors Lynton Malloy Richard McAdams Norma McDaniel Ruedon McDaniel Juanita Mears David Mitchell FRESHMEN Shirley Monk Barbara Morris Gehazel Murphy Louise Napier Jeannette Nelson Mavis Nichols Ann Nunley Jerry Odom Faye Owens Flossie Owen Elva Jean Park Franklin Pate Reggie Pelham Charles Peterson Thomas Porter Myrtle Rabon Gene Riley David Rogers Kenneth Rustin Betty Joyce Sanders Annette Sasser Roy Sasser Alta Sewell Wesley Shoemaker Billy Ray Slay Sara Slay Dorothy Smith Garrie Smith FRESHMEN Rex Sowell Mary Stevenson Oceil Levern Suggs Christine Taylor Ronald Taylor Patricia Tew Betty Joyce Tharp Nancy Toole Joan Truette Robert Turner Marilyn Usery Gary Wheeler Chip Wood Geraldine Wood Nancy York Freeman Morris Walter Locke EIGHTH GRADE Man Abbott Glenda Avery Joann Bell Wendell Bell Eddie Bowers Inez Brackin Beth Brannon Tommy Brock Euyl Bush Karin Bush Ronnie Bush Shirley Carmichael Winston Carpenter Martha Carter Shirley Chance Harlon Chestnut Joyce Clark Linda Clenny Tommy Collins Harry Conway Eleanor Curtis Gemelia Daniels Howard Davis Mary Ann Davis Ray Davis Terry Davis Phyllis Donaldson Sybil Duncan Kenneth Enfinger Carlos Finch EIGHTH GRADE Phyllis Finch Ernest Foxworth Paul Foxworth Montez Gainey Whit Gainey Houston Garrette Kay Gilmore Charles Gordy Bobby Grantham Barbara Hall Buddy Hall Nell Hall Betty Hancock Ronnie Harrell Miriam Harrison Wayne Hartzog Danny Hasty Mary Ruth Hodges Lavada Huckaby Clyde Hutchins James Earl Jenkins Don Kelly Elizabeth Kelly Bobby Kent Jerry Lee Kent Bobby Kittrell Mary Locke Angeline Malloy Janice Malloy Henry Matthews EIGHTH GRADE Bobby McGeachy Dana Neal Janice Nelson Ronnie Nelson Billy Newsome Fritz Nystrum Jerry Obert Bobby Osburne Emma Lee Owen Jerry Owen Donnie Peel Ivy Jane Peel Joyce Peterson Bobby Pettis Joann Peoples Patricia Pitts Ruth Post Betty Sue Prescott Rachel Pumphrey Vaughnoyd Quattlebaum Faye Register Libby Reynolds Rebecca Rhodes Gladys Rice Hertis Riley Elaine Rogers Coy Roney Bobby Rustin Clara Rustin Myrtle Sasser EIGHTH GRADE Marvin Scamihorn Bertha Ann Slay Susanne Slay Elwanda Smith Margaret Smith Mary Lou Smith Dewey Sowell Mary Ruth Spooner Charles Taylor Andrea Temples Marilyn Tew Kathlee Toole Jimmy Trawick Virginia Van Vlake Marion Nell Vinson Angeline Wachob Joan Warren Margaret Watson Dianne Weldon Clydie Mae Whitehurst Roland Whittington Marjorie Williams Tommy Williams Theron Wilson Shirley Woodham Annie Bell Worthington Pauline York Jerry Yongue SEVENTH GRADE v Bobby Joe Brock Fay Broom Alberta Bruner Peggy Burnett Frankie Bush Jannie Buzachres Jean Carpenter Angus Carr Gene Carr Barbara Carter Eugene Chapman Jerry Cobb Kathryn Coleman Charles Corbin Mavis Corbin Glyndell Creamer Vesta Lee Cripes Johnny Culpepper Jimmy Cutts Bobby Davis n'ns0n . 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ZD� � ?arl ara £° D0„a, , Juni0r rrr,Or ds°n Ga'nCr E?f°thy c Cr nc; •any SEVENTH GRADE I Martie Hinson Delena Hudson Margaree Hughes Earl Hutchins Carl Hutchins Betty Sue Joiner Paul Justice Gary Kent Geraldine Kent Virginaia Kimbrough Doyle Lee Sharon Lewis Clyde Locke Janice Locke Mary Nell Locke Tim Love Margaret Loyed William Loyed Travis Marchant Donnie Martin SEVENTH GRADE Vo cC . v ‘Zy [W4 V Carl Obert Freda Owens Martha Peel Robert Pleas Larry Pumphrey Jack Rhodes Mary Rich Jimmy Wayne Robertson Kay Ann Roberts Mack Sanders Annette Sasser Helen Sasser Johnny Scroggin Joanne Sewell Peggy Shumaker Frances Sowell Johnny Stubbs Robert Taylor Wondell Taylor Wynell Tharp SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Elaine Abbott Francis Alford Mildred Beard Janice Bell Ann Berry Janette Braskin Mary Ann Braxton Thomas Bridenback Lynn Bridges Bobby Brock Phyllis Brown Katheryne Burdeshaw Kenneth Burch Barbara Bush Joe Glenn Carr Shelton Carroll Eugene Carter Sheila Carter Lex Chance Bobby Clark Troy Clark Nelda Clenny Janice Coley Faye Conrad Jeany Conway Homer Corbin Katherine Corbin Travis Corbin Roney E. Daniels Cheryl Davis Clifford Davis Jerry R. Davis Louise Davis Catherine Duncan Johnny Duncan Thomas Duncan Linda N. Enfinger Jerry Everett Joyce Faulk Johnny Foxworth Willie Foxworth Annette Gainey Harold E. Gainey Leonard Garrett Susan Gibson Jennifer H. Gilbert Barbara Hampton Andrew W. Harrell SIXTH GRADE Linda L. Harrell Wendell Harrison Margaret Hartzog Nell Marie Hays Flora Hicks Linda F. Hicks Bryant Holley Hazel Howell Chester Huckaby, Jr. Anita Hudson Wayne Johnson Doyle Joiner Linda Joiner Laurel M. Jones Ray Justice Carolyn Kowitz Doyle Lee Donald Lewis Charles Locke Katherine Loyed Mike Majors Joy May Donnie Martin Billy McCormick Patricia McGeachy Robert Mitchell Patricia D. Morris Judith Murray Kitty Neal Jeanette Nelson Jimmy Newton Ray Nunley Rodney Porter Martin Paul Eugene Peoples Richard Post Lora A. Pumphrey Brenda Rabon Margaret Rhodes Dorothy Rustin Tully Sapp Bobby Sasser Jimmy Sasser William Seay Robert See Roy Sewell Douglas Sharron John P. Shipes ________________________ wN� u, Philip Shoemaker Don Sims Houston Slay Charlotte Sloan Delora Ann Smith Voncile Smith Kenneth Stanton Danny Stephens David E. Strickland Linda Mae Taylor Howard Tiller Rita Thompson Sara Van Vlake Noralean Vinson Jerry B. Walden Linda Sue Walls Evelyn Watkins Clayton Weaver A i y Sherrill Wheeler William R. Whittington Willie Mae Wiggins Carolyn Wilson Phyllis Wilson Melaney Wood I KATE M. SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY Principal MR. PHILIP ROUNTREE TEACHERS First Grade Blanche M. Bell Elsie T. O'Steen Callie H. Hutchinson Elfledea W. Williams Jo Beth McClellan First Grade Mildred F. Farrior Ann F. Johnson Seattle Harrison Ann F. Shuler Second Grade Dorothy F. Barlow Caribel R. Nelson Vela Riley Josephine Weeks ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Fourth Grade Lola F. Mays Ann S. Gord) Lera N. Harrell Myrtis Watts Fifth Grade Evelyn Carmichael Thomas J. Bridenbae Kathleen Braxton Lucile B. Warren - FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE FEATURES Superlative ' vV EDWINA YATES Ready and Willing to lend a helping hand to all her fellow classmates. M VNDA MALLOY SANDRA MISS C.H.S. ATTENDANTS POOLER HENRIETTj VLAKE Aim Homecoming and Escort... 1955 CAROLYN CLITE X PASCAL ROBERTS HOMECOMING QUEEN’S COURT SENIOR PLAY “BRINGING UP MOTHER” THE CAST Mrs. Hunter-Chase ..... Drusilla .............. Lady Beamcuff ......... Lord Cecil Beamcuff.... Mrs. Maggie Fitzgerald Mary Louise .......... Margot Vane ........... The Duke of Guise bury Rudy Crosby ........... Idaho Ike ............ Marmaduke ............. Student Directors...... ............... Dorothy Porter ........... Betty Sue Reynolds ................. Nan Godfrey ................Wilson Roberts ................ Mary Kirkland ................ Lynda Cawthon ................ Duane Cook .................Ross Woods ............ Theodore Wilson .............. Pascal Roberts ........... Donald Ray Everett Betty Ann Foxworth, Olis Lasitcr Directed by MR. LEON E. RICE and MRS. CARRIE REDDICK JUNIOR PLAY “BROTHER GOOSE” THE CAST Mf Wes ......... Carol ........ Hyacenth ..... Ere .......... Helen ........ Peggy ........ Sarah ....... Lenora ....... Mrs. Trimmer A truck driver ..... Kenneth Gay ...... Gary Grissett ....... Carol Bush ... Melynda Malloy ..... Frances Stokes ..... Betty Hutchins ....... Carol Carter ....... Bettye Clark Margaret Ann Kent .... Becky Williams .... Jimmy Caswell Directed by MRS. ALICE PIERCE and MISS MARILYN DE BOER CLASS PROPHECY Looking far into the future, we now get a glimpse of the Class of '56; each one engaged in his life’s work: Going first to the Nation's Capital in Washington, we find Vice President WILSON ROBERTS presiding over the Senate. After adjournment, we step over and talk with WILSON, who tells us he has strong hopes of becoming President some day. Taking a further look around the Senate building, we see other faces with which we arc familiar. First we see the Junior Senator from Florida, THEODORE WILSON, accompanied by the Senior Senator from Florida, NAN GODFREY, the state's first lady senator, who learned the art of talking in Mrs. Gilmore's classes back at C.H.S. Over on the edge of the floor we see the Co-Editors of the Washington Post. SHIRLEY LEWIS, DOROTHY PORTER, and BETTY ANN FOXWORTH. These three girls have come over to check-up on their Senate Correspondents, as TOMMY JOE PAR- KER, publisher, has other business to attend to and cannot be present. Moving on, we see several senatorial stenographers. Among them are JERLLYENE RONEY, CAROLYN CLITE, MARY KIRKLAND, OLIS LASITER, and BETTY SUE HATCHER. Out on the street, we take a Bush Taxi, one of the many now owned and operated by Bush and Company. The owners of this concern are none other than ALTON, RONALD, CARL I ON, and JOHN NEAL BUSH. Who would have ever thought it?!! We also pass Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Anderson and their twins Sherry and Sherrill. Mrs. Anderson will be remembered as the former EVELYN REYNOLDS. Going next to our hotel, who should we run into but J. T. SASSER. ALLEN GRIFFEN, J. C. HUTCHINS, JOHN HANCOCK, and SHELLIE FOXWORTH. They have taken the place of the Crew-Cuts ; I believe they refer to themselves as the Duck-Tails. They tell us of many of our former classmates here in Washington, one of whom is here on vacation with her third husband, Henry Ford Vanderbilt. Mrs. Vanderbilt is the former SANDRA SEAY. Chatting over old times is fun, but our time is running out. With a cheerful good-bye to the Duck-Tails, we summon the bell-hop and start to our rooms. To our surprise, we discover ROSS WOODS is none other than our bell- hop. Don’t get the wrong impression though, ROSS is up for a promotion soon!!! After a big dinner at the hotel we decide to take in the theaters and concert halls, especially when we find that BETTY SUE REYNOLDS is giving a concert and PASCAL ROBERT'S and W. T. MILLER are on the same program. These three have really gone places!!! In the crowd in front of the theatre following the performance, we run into LYNDA CAWTHON. OLA CORBIN, and EDWINA YATES. At present these girls are Powers Models; just waiting for that break in Hollywood. We see GAIL VANLANDINGHAM, EDNA DANIELS, MARY HELEN BARROW, GRACE HADDAN, GWEN PAC.HER, and VIRGINIA SMITH, nurses on vacation from Johns Hopkins. We hardly get a glimpse of JAN WEAVER, MARIE CANUM or ELEANOR GRACE KENT, employed by the census bureau, since they had heavy dates and left the theatre quickly. Hearing a familiar noise coming out of a restaurant across the street, we glance over that way and are astonished to see BUNNY WEAN ER, RAYMOND PIPPIN, IOMMN MALESZEWSKI, JERRY BAXTER. LARRY ENITNGER. and DONALD EVERETT coming toward us. We discover that these, our hometown boys, are the United States entrants in the National Olympics. £nd all six from Chipley—can you imagine?!! Leaving the crowd we see VIRGINIA GRANBERRY, SHIRLEY COBB, PATRICIA KIRKLAND, DORIS FINCH, ELOISE CUTTS, DUANE COOK, and BONNIE SUE SLOAN. These girls are all in Washington running for the Mrs. America title. Congratu- lations, girls!!! Back at our hotel again, we run into the Ambassadors to Mozambique, J. W. STILLER, and CALVIN SAPP. They tell us of many people from C.H.S. who are now in Mozambique carrying on professions. SAPP and STILLER are assisted in their duties in that far-off land by their secretarial staff, consisting of MERTIS PARISH, ETHLYN EVERETT, and JUANITA ENITNGER. Little did we think the class of ’56 would be doing these many and varied things, but seeing is believing!!! We, the graduating class of 1956, leave this, our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT so that the future graduating classes can carry on as we have in the past. I, Ethlyn Everett, leave my extra pounds to Carol Bush. I, Betty Sue Hatcher, leave my shorthand ability to Betty Hutchins and Elnora Crutchfield, who don't need it a bit. I, Shirley Cobb, leave my ability to disagree in English to anyone brave enough to try. I, Lynda Cawthon, leave, hoping that I am taking enough” with me to be prepared for college. I, Nan Godfrey, will my presidencies to anyone with strength enough to undertake the jobs. I, Ola Corbin, will my ability to make A s in Mrs. Reddick's class to any person willing to study. I, Eloise Cutts, will my ability to get married before graduating to Norma Harper. I, Edna Daniels, will my ability to read Shorthand to some unfortunate first-year student. I, Betty Reynolds, will my ability to tolerate football training rules to Betty Clark, who knows exactly what I mean. f, Jann Weaver, will my ability to have flat tires at the wrong places and at the wrong time to Donna Canum in hopes that she will use it as often as I did. I, Gail VanLandingham, will a lock of my red hair to Mr. Jensen, who is partial to red heads. I, Edwina Yates, leave my sympathy to all who are still serving time in this prison. I, Dorothy Porter, leave my place in the Senior Class to anyone who is willing to work for it. I, Shirley Lewis, will my long, blonde, curly hair to Joyce Burdcshaw. I, Mary Kirkland, will my ability to sell annuals to the Future Journalism Class. I, Ross Woods, leave to Mrs. McGraw one piece of well-chewed Beech-Nut. I, Larry Enfinger, will my mustache to Mr. Ray so his girls won’t have to brush their teeth. I, Alton Bush, bequeath my A.W.O.L. abilities without getting caught to all slick 11th grade boys. I, John Hancock, testify that the person who talks most” usually knows the least. I, Bunny Weaver, will my SARCASTIC remarks to Donnie Russell, he’ll sure need them next year. I, Marie Canum, leave my ability to catch on to jokes to Margaret Dunn. I, Wilson Roberts, leave my little” nose and numerous other handsome” features to Macky Reddock who seems to be in the same boat. I, Virginia Smith, will my height to Becky Williams. I, Patricia Kirkland, will my ability to get married to Miss Coley. I, Bonnie Sue Sloan, will anything I might possess except Charles. I, Calvin Sappo” Sapp, unable to find anyone worthy of niy noble qualities take them with me. (If I go). I, Gwendolyn Pacher, leave, with sympathy, my knowledge in Chemistry to next year's class. I, Duane Cook, will my ability to disagree with Mr. Ray in Shorthand to Joyce Burdeshaw who can out-argue him. I, Jerllyenc Roney, will my ability to make calls for Mr. Butler in Office Practice to anyone who has the nerve to try. I, Virginia Granberry, will to Marilyn Peel my good fortune of being able to marry into the Granberry family. I, Doris Finch, leave my blonde hair to Christene Taylor, who doesn t need it for sure. I, Olis Lasiter, will my sewing ability to Sara Owens who doesn't have any. I, Tommy Poker'' Parker, ain't gonna leave nuttin to nobody, I m gonna take HER wit me! I, W. T. Miller, will my height to Rex Sowell. I, Eleanor Kent, will my tiny waist to Mrs. Reddick. I, Evelyn Reynolds, leave my acrobatic ability to Stiffy Stokes. I, Gracie Hadc m, leave my feminine traits to Barbara Donaldson. I, Shellie Foxworth, will my heavy foot to Coach Castle. I, Mary Helen Barrow, will my hips to Carol Bush. I, J. C. Hutchins, will all my fast driving and my heavy foot to Mr. Williams so he can keep other people out of trouble. I, Donald Everett, will my Key Club Presidency to someone willing to find a trailer for the Homecoming float. I, Tommy Maleszewski, will my last name to Chip Wood. I, Raymond Pippin, will my ability to work trig to some dope I, Betty Foxworth, will my nickname Squirt to Melynda Malloy. I, Sandra Seay, will my ability to talk in all classes to Linda Hayes. I, Ronald Bush, will my fast typing ability to Robert Cushing. I, Allen Griffin, will my shy ways to Jolly Toole. I, Pascal Roberts, will my ability to sing to Kenneth Carter. I, J. T. Sasser, will my dependability for working for the Senior Class to the Juniors. I, J. W. Stiller, will my curly hair to Alver Baker. I, Jerry Baxter, will my ability to go steady to Melton Harrell. I, Carlton Bush, will my chivalrous ways to Tommy Ray McDonald. I, John Neal Bush, will my place as Captain of the football team to the one the team feels is deserving. I, Theodore Wilson, will my Beta Club Presidency to an honorable Junior Beta Club member. I, Juanita Enfinger, will my bookkeeping intelligence to Loverne Parish. I, Myrtice Parish, will my quiet, reserved manner to Diane Weldon. CLASS HISTORY One morning in the year 1944, we were awakened unusually early, dressed in our best clothes and herded to an old unfamiliar building. Here a woman by the name of Miss Frankie talked to us, trying to calm our nerves so that we would become unaware of the absence of our mothers. This we soon learned was the beginning of 12 long years of SCHOOL. (At least that's what that woman called it.) Being divided into Mrs. Smith's, Miss Herndon's and Mrs. Davis' room, we learned all about how the fairies brought to us each morning a new letter of the alphabet. Absorbing all of this knowledge, we went upstairs to be with the friends of the preceding year. Remember the time Mary had to stand outside Mrs. Farrier's door for hitting Toogie with a ruler? Miss Farrier and Mrs. Pippin had similar experiences in their classes. We were getting to be old hands around the school yard by this time. Boy, how we could boss all those small fry in the first and second grades. Here's where we tackled the multiplication tables. We thought Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Huggins, and Mrs. Everett would never be satisfied. We also rated a trip down to the local theater to see Song of the South.” The fourth grade ran along very smoothly with Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Laney in the lead. We ll never forget how we used to swallow our lunches whole so we could play chase. Many a mile has been run around that building, hasn't it? Funny how Carolyn Sue and Sandra (4 x 4) were always it. The cloak rooms were put through the mill because of our loose tongues. We seemed to have learned enough to make the fifth grade but continued to fill the cavities known as our heads under Mrs. Everett, Mrs. Warren, and Mrs. Braxton. Nan and Donald were crowned King and Queen of the Halloween Carnival. We really rated when a high school student was sent over to teach us Physical Education. We were all scared to death in the sixth year when we were transferred to the new wing across the street from our home. However, all weren’t quite so lucky. One section was sent to the little tin building. Our days of idle time ended when many joined various clubs, the Band, and the Junior Glee Club. In the seventh grade, we learned the wonderful discovery of changing classes. Shirley and Tommy were crowned King and Queen of the Halloween Carnival this year. The boys went out for Junior Football and Basketball, and some of the girls made the Junior Cheerleading squad. Now, being almost grown up, we enjoyed dances (no one could dance). Of course, the girls got prettied up by Mrs. Gordy while the boys had bull sessions with Mr. Wolpert. As Freshmen we were it. More of the class participated in clubs, football, basketball, cheerleading and other extracurricular activities. Lynda was crowned Miss C.H.S. Weren’t we tickled! We dreamed along through the 10th with the love bug” out of its cage. Some of the girls became interested in F.H.A. work and took high offices. The ushers and cigarette girls were selected for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Juniors! This was one big year. The play, A Ready Made Family,” and Junior movie were quite successful, and after a lot of work, the Seniors received a lovely banquet at the Houston Hotel. Miss C.H.S. was again chosen from our group. At last, Seniors! Everyone has worked hard this year with the presidencies of many of the clubs and organizations filled by us. Homecoming was a never-to-be-forgotten event with Carolyn as our queen. The play, Bringing Up Mother,” and the movie also added to our successful year. Lynda reigned again as Miss C.H.S.” And now as we are ending that day which started many years ago, we leave our motto and feel certain that it has been accomplished— All good or nothing.” 1 N. PASCAL W. SHERRILL KENNETH JIMMY BUSH ROBERTS ROBERTS COBB CARTER CASWELL MACKY GERALD RONNIE ALLEN MARK TOMMY REDDOCH SOWELL BOWERS CAWTHON CONWAY JOE JUSTICE BILLY JIMMY JIMMY CHARLES RONALD DAVID JACKSON HUGHEN PARKER PEEL TAYLOR SELLERS CHARLES RICHARD TOMMY RUFUS ARLON HAROLD PETERSON MAJORS MacDONALD WATTS WACHOB STRICKLAND JOHN NEAL BUSH Senior End Captain KENNETH CARTER Junior Guard PASCAL ROBERTS Senior Center Co-Cap tain WILSON ROBERTS Senior End SHERRILL COBB Junior Tackle JIMMY CASWELL Junior Tackle ROBERT CUSHING Junior End MACKY REDDOCH Junior End GERALD SOWELL Junior Tackle RONNIE BOWERS Sophomore Tackle TOMMY JUSTICE Sophomore Guard BILLY JACKSON Sophomore Tackle JIMMY HUGHEN Sophomore Back JIMMY PARKER CHARLES PEEL RONALD TAYLOR Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Quarterback End Guard DAVID SELLERS Sophomore Center GEORGE SOWELL Sophomore Back HAROLD STRICKLAND Sophomore Tackle CHARLES PETERSON Freshman Quarterback TOMMY RAY McDONALD Sophomore Halfback RICHARD MAJORS Freshman Guard ARLON WACHOB Sophomore Tackle RUFUS WATTS Sophomore Back CHARLES DUNN Freshman End DOW GILMORE Freshman Quarterback ROY SASSER Freshman Fullback JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Reggie Pelham. Jerry Odom. Jimmy Duncan. Lynton Malloy. Euyl Bush. Wesley Shoemaker, David Mitchel, Robert Berry, Jerry Cobb, Chip Wood, Lamar Gay. Garrie Smith. Eddie Bowers, Jimmy Cutts, Jerry Owen, Bobby Osburn, Bobby Kitrell, Charles Underhill, Coach Wallace Cox. Tim Love, Haywood Grissett. Carthel Everett. Tommy Brock, Billy Ray Slay. SCHEDULE Chipley.............32 Chipley....f........ 6 Chipley.............13 Chipley.............32 Chipley.............26 Chipley.............13 Bonifay .............. 0 Marianna ............. 0 Defuniak Springs ..... 0 Marianna ............. 0 Defuniak Springs ..... 0 Bonifay .............. 0 SNAPSHOTS LYNDA WOOD Captain LESLIE ANN ENGRAM Co-Captain CAROL BUSH BETTYE CLARK SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right: N. Harrell, C. Bush, L. Wood, L. Engram, S. Seay, F. Stokes, M. Van Vlake, and B. Clark. NINA HARRELL SANDRA SEAY FRANCES STOKES MARTHA VANVLAKE KENNETH CARTER Forward SHERRILL COBB Forward COACH WALLACE COX ALLEN CAWTHON Forward JACK MORRIS Forward JIMMY PARKER Forward JIMMY DUNCAN Forward FRED TAYLOR Guard LEON WALTERS RUFUS WILSON DAVID ROGERS RONALD TAYLOR RONNIE BOWERS DOW GILMORE i WESLEY SHOEMAKER DAVID ROGER MITCHELL SASSER JIMMY CARTER CHARLES DUNN TOMMY JACKSON CHARLES PETERSON I CHIP WOOD ROBERT CUSHING V ; tv M ALLEN CAWTHON JIMMIE PARKER CHARLES PEEL HUEY WALLS JACK MORRIS JIMMY DUNCAN FRED TAYLOR KENNETH CARTER MACKY REDDOCH “A” BASKETBALL TEAM SHERRILL COBB RONNIE BOWERS GEORGE D. SOWELL KENNETH CARTER All-NWFC NWFC-Honorable NWFC Honorable Mention Mention FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS CHS A and B Basketball Teams They didn't make All-Conference—but they tried. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling from left to right: Tim Love, James Jenkins. Euyle Bush, Wayne Hartzog. Theron Wilson. Standing: Marvin Scamihorn. Don Kelley. Jerry Owens. Jimmy Traywick. Jimmy Cutts, Eddie Bowers, Ronnie Harrell, Bobby Kittrell, Bobby Osburn. Tommy Williams. SCHEDULE Tigers............:29 Bonifay Tigers.............22 Vernon Tigers.............22 Wausau Tigers.............36 Caryville Tigers.............20 Vernon . Tigers.............16 Bonifay Tigers.............32 Caryville Tigers.............36 Wausau Tigers.............26 Wausau 40 24 13 2 22 29 9 20 10 Jim Kimbrough. Coach of the Baby Tigers and Head Football Coach. COACHES COACH WALLACE COX Head Basketball Coach Junior Football Coach . 4 4 . .W1 JMA N SARA KAE GILMORE Captain KAREN BUSH ANDREA TEMPLES JOAN WARREN MARY R. HODGES JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right: A. Malloy, D. McClellan. M. Hodges. B. Brannon, S. Gilmore. D. Weldon, A. Temples, K. Bush, J. Warren, L. Reynolds. LIBBY REYNOLDS DONNA McCLELLAN DIANNE WELDON ANGELINE MALLOY BETH BRANNON dies, plant another in its placer ORGANIZATIONS Achievements: Was responsible for procuring telephone booth for front hall; Estab- lished point system for entering Freshmen; Sponsored the greatest Homcoming in the school's history; Sponsored the 4th annual Beauty Review; Sponsored the first Junior High Beauty Review; Sponsored Homeroom Clean-Up Campaign; Had minutes of Stu- dent Council meetings read over Public Address system; Started Annual beginning and end of school dances; Gave Junior High better Student Council representation; Dis- tributed free football programs to the fans; Presented sign to school for placing on the front campus; Prepared Student Handbook for 1956-57; and many other school-better- ment projects. AT WORK Left to right: Jolly Toole, Pascal Roberts. Christine Taylor. Shirley Cobb, Olis Lasiter, Gail Van- Landingham, Theodore Wilson, Flossie Owen, Emily Owens. Marjorie Williams. Sara Kae Gilmore, Annie Laura Napier, Macky Reddoch, Lyndal Sheffield. Wilson Roberts, Lynda Cawthon. Edwina Yates, Marjorie Spencer, Shirley Carmichael, Sarah Chance, Kenneth Gay, Elmo Hudson, Martha VanVlake Charles Dunn, David Sellers, Henrietta VanVlake. Mrs. Chance. Mr. Adams, Sponsors. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COUNCIL LYNDA CAWTHON Secretary LYNDAL SHEFFIELD Treasurer SHIRLEY COBB PASCAL ROBERTS EDWINA YATES REPRESENTATIVES Seated. left to right: Emily Owens. Marjorie Williams, Sara Kae Gilmore, Christine Taylor, Hen- rietta VanVlake, Sarah Chance, Marjorie Spencer. First row. Standing: Gail VanLandingham, Elmo Hudson, Kenneth Gay. David Sellers, Martha VanVlake, Annie Laura Napier, Flossie Owen, Shirley Carmichael, Jolly Toole. Second row, Standing: Olis Lasiter, Theodore Wilson, Charles Dunn. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS SHIRLEY COBB .................................. President CARTHELL EVERETT ................................... Vice President MARGARET DUNN ..................... Secretary- Treasurer SARAH CHANCE ................................... Reporter First row: Mary Kirkland, Shirley Cobb. Olis Lasiter. Evelyn Reynolds, Geraldine Waldine. Mar- garet Dunn. Jean Dickenson, and Betty Sue Brock. Second row: Mr. Rice, Sponsor; Bobby Hicks, Charles Temples. Rufus Watts. Tommy Ray McDonald, Sarah Chance, Junette Brown, Geraldine Spence, and Ellen Edge. MATH CLUB JOSEPH RUSTIN President JIMMY CASWELL Vice President MELTON HARRELL Secretary RONNIE BOWERS T reasurer MRS. McGRAW Faculty Instructor WILSON ROBERTS Student Instructor FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Seated: Mrs. Rice, Sponsor; Jeanette Kent, Bonnie Sue Sloan, Ola Corbin. Standing: Carolyn Clite, Sara Gainer. Annie Merle Kent, Jerllyenc Roney. Eloise Kent, Shirley Lewis, Virginia Granberry, Edna Daniels. Lula Nell Creamer. Annie Pearl Locke. MUSIC CLUB Seated: Jerry Baxter, Lynda Ann Wood, David Rogers, Sara Owens, Joan Coley, Sponsor. Standing: Arlon Griffin, Gary Wheeler, Betty Hutchens, Stella Melvin, Karen Joiner. GLEE CLUB I irst row: Eleanor Kent, Sarah Owens, Linda Ann Wood, Diane Weldon, Billy Ray Slay, Lamar Gay, Ronnie Clenny, Kenneth Gay, Leslie Ann Engram, Sarah Rich, Sara Kac Gilmore, Stella Melvin, Miss Joan Coley, Director. Second row: Betty Hutchins, Betty Reynolds, Jean Fowler, Gary Wheeler, David Rogers, Carthell Everett, Karen Joiner, Rosa Berry, Syble Johnson, Ann Guy, Flossie Owen, Linda Clenny. Third row: Lavern Suggs, Norma Chancey, Delene Tyus, George Daniels, Ronald Bush, Tommy Maleszewski, Carol Bush. Mary Carolyn Stevenson, Marilyn Usery, Elnora Crutchfield. Fourth row: Aldin Griffin, Jerry Baxter, lohn Hancock, Donnie Russell, Jimmy Caswell, Margaret Ann Kent, Accompanist. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB First row: Bonnie Barckley, Peggy Burnett. Joan Warren. Libby Reynolds. Donna Beth McClellan. Wendell Bell, Johnny Gilbert, lack Rhodes. Kenneth Blalock, Wayne Hawk. Jeannie Williams, Ellen Wachob. Barbara Harrington, Jimmie Lou Donaldson, Cynthia Miller. Miss Joan Coley, Director. Second row: Carmen Watson, Kathlee Toole, Diane Weldon, Lila Gay Townsend. Andrea Temples, Roland Whittington, Tim Love, Tommy Ray Collins, Martha Peel. Vista Lee Cripes. Mary Rich, Ivey Jane Peel, Janice Malloy, Phyllis Donaldson. Third row: Margaret Smith, Mary Lou Smith, Frankie Joyce Clark. Shirley Woodham, Beth Brannon, Charles Harrell. Bobby Granthom, Vaughnoyd Quattlebaum. Sara Kae Gilmore. Lanelle Berry, Kitty Coleman, Lenora Kinson. Mary F. Morris, Tilda Fay Brown. Fourth row: Geraelia Daniels, Janie Buzachero, Joyce Woods, Bonita Ma- thias. Gladys Rice, Kay Ann Roberts, Ida Ruth Post, Linda Nichols, Marjorie Williams, Accompanist. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right: Jimmy Rudd, Virgel Jackson. Oren Shu- maker. Allen Griffin. Robert Roney, Larry Enfinger, Pascal Roberts, Rufus Wilson, Donald Rhodes. Ronald Parish, Farris Stewart. Second row: David Rogers, Joe Rustin, Howard Clark, J. Lee Smith. Durwood Roberts, Jack Morris, Kenneth Rustin, James Sowell, Euliss Locke, David Mitchell. Wayne Lasiter, Kenneth Carter. Third row: Alver Baker, A. J. Trawick Jr., Charles Everett, Freemon Morris, J. T. Sasser, Edison Creel, Daniel Hatcher, Jerry Pettis, Philip Griffin. Fourth row: Eu- gene Pleas, Lewis Baker, Sherril Cobb, Bobby Joe Phillips, W. T. Miller, Jimmy R. Carter, Millard Sasser. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated: Agnes Kent, Vice President Publicity; Duane Cook, President; Peggy Chance, Parliamentarian; Ed- wina Yates, Vice President, Program of Work; Lot- tie Gay. Historian, Standing: Mrs. McGlamery, Spon- sor; Shirley Wood. Vice President. Projects; Faye Berry. Treasurer; Annette Sowell, Secretary; Norma Harper, Vice President, Recreation. First row: Norma McDaniel. Faye Owens, Helen Wood. Maur- een Dean, Merelene Griffin, Evelyn Clark. Jamelia Daniels, Doris Gilbert. Second row: Duane Cook. Betty Foxworth. Car- olyn Sue Donaldson. Faye Berry. Christine Taylor. Sandra Seay, Jann Weaver, Carol Bush, Norma Harper, Peggy Chance. Joan Truitte. Jeanette Nelson. Betty Joyce Sanders, Terra Hicks. Third row': Lottie Gay, Shirley Cobb. Molly West, Bobby Jean Gilbert, Rosa Berry, Dorothy Smith, Annette Sowell. Valda Harris. Agnes Kent. Mrs. McGlamery, Sponsor; Shirley Wood, Edwiha Yates. BAND OFFICERS NAN GODFREY President FLO ALFORD Secretary- T reasurer CALVIN SAPP Vice President HENRIETTA VANVLAKE Librarian TOMMY PARKER Reporter BAND CLUB First row: Flo Alford, Henrietta VanVlake. Glenda Sue Gilbert. Buddy Collins. Elmo Hudson. Jimmy Duncan. Second row: Oscar O’Steen, Becky Braxton, Melvnda Malloy, Nan Godfrey. Calvin Sapp. Tommy Parker, Richard McAdams. Third row: Mary Bush. Lynda Cawthon. Mr. Jensen, Sponsor; Garrie Smith. Wesley Shoemaker. BAND Majorettes: Christine Taylor, Mary Helen Barrow, Betty Foxworth, Evelyn Reynolds, Betty Sue Brock, Margaret Hatfield, Geraldine Waldon, Lottie Gay. First row: Mr. Jensen, Director; Mary Braxton. Joe Hughen, Billy McDaniel, Marty Henson, Jimmy Wayne Robertson, Tommy Bridenback, Andy Harrell. Second row: Bobby Osburn, Elmo Hudson, Karen Bush, Nell Hall, Frances Alford, Emily Owens, Miriam Harrison, Angeline Malloy. Lynda Harrell. Third row: Jimmy Duncan, Dow Gilmore, Melynda Malloy, Flo Alford, Becky Braxton. Annie Pearl Locke, Martha Carter. Mary Ruth Hodges. Fourth row: Tommy Williams, Eddie Bowers, Joyce Burdeshaw, Huey Walls, Carol Carter, Gail VanLandingham. Becky Williams. Martha Berry, Ronnie Nelson. Fifth row: Kay Davis, Richard McAdams, Sarah Chance, Henrietta VanVIakc, Oscar O'Steen, Virginia Pippin, Lyndal Sheffield, Lynda Cawthon, Sitxh row: Chip Wood. Tommy Parker, Jeanette Kent. Nan Godfrey, Macky Reddock, Buddy Collins, Garry Smith. Glenda Gilbert, Frit Nystrum. Seventh row: Calvin Sapp, Reggie Pelham, Wilson Roberts, Charles Dunn, Mary Bush. Bobby Kitrell, Wesley Shoemaker, Jimmy Hughen, Frankie Bush. GIRLS’ SENIOR SPORTS CLUB First row: Mcrlenc Shipes, Linda Hayes, Marilyn Ursury, Barbara Ann Lewis. Mary Frances Kent, Joyce Brown, Annie Laura Napier. Elvie Park. Second row Bonnie Mae Slay. Betty Clark, Mar- garet Hatfield, Hazel Murphy, Elaine Enfinger, Laura Faye Carter, Patricia Tew, Louise Napier, Helen Wood. Third row: Donald Parish. Lavern Parish, Charles Tharp, Delene Tyus, Fred Taylor, Marilyn Peel, Charles Peel, Christine Taylor, Kenneth Garter, Geraldine Wood, Sara Slay. Annette Gainer, M .rtha Berry, Mrs. Hayes. Sponsor. BETA CLUB Mrs. Gilmore Sponsor Theodore Wilson President Betty Foxworth Vice President Virginia Granberry Secretary Carolyn Clite Reporter Naomi Pumphrey Patricia Kirkland Duane Cook Bonnie Sue Sloan BETA CLUB PROJECTS 1955-1956 In charge of Chapel Program. Checked reading tests and filed scores in guidance room. Submitted work to National Journal—had work published. Gathered materials on reading. Collected vocabulary drills. Ini- tiation—kept senior homerooms clean for a week. Night meeting and party—induction ceremony and plans for the year. Bake Sales. Shirley Cobb Martha VanVIake Macky Reddoch BOYS’ SENIOR SPORTS CLUB First row, left to right: Joel Pate, W. T. Miller, Dick Sowell. David Burnett. Pascal Roberts, Eugene Pleas, Tommy Joe Clark. Second row: Alton Bush, Bobby Joe Phillips, Alva Baker, Leslie Crutchfield. J. W. Stiller, Emmett Smith, Jackie Hawk. Third row: Jimmy Rudd, Carlton Bush. John Neal Bush. Eymon Malloy. Sherrill Cobb, A. J. Trawick, Paul Strickland, Coach Cox, Sponsor. BOYS’ JUNIOR SPORTS CLUB First row, left to right: Jack Morris. Roger Sasser, Jimmy Bush, Ronald Taylor, Durwood Roberts, Leon Walters, David Mitch- ell, Tommy Joe Justice. Second row: Marlon Vincent, Lynton Malloy, Calvin Bruner, Charles Everett, James Baxley, Richard Majors, Charles Peterson, Roy Sasser. Third row: Rex Sowell, Virgel Jackson. Euless Locke, Jerry Pettis, Jerry Odom, Haywood Grissett, John Boles, Harold Strickland, Rufus Wilson. Fourth row: Huey Walls, William Majors, David Sellers, Arlon Wachob. Billy Jackson, Edison Creel, Donald Ray Kent, Coach Castle, Sponsor. “C”CLUB First row: Coach Kimbrough, Sponsor; Allen Cawthon, Dick Sowell, Charles Peterson, Ronnie Bowers. David Sellers. Rufus Watts, Macky Reddoch. Second row: Jimmy Parker. Eyman Mal- loy, Tommy Clark, Wilsoq Rob- erts. Robert Cushing, Kenneth Carter, Richard Majors, Tommy Joe Justice, Tommy Ray McDon- ald, Fred Taylor. Sherrill Cobb. OFFICERS—Kneeling: Ronnie Bowers, Secretary; Kenneth Carter, Vice President; Rufus Watts, Treasurer. Standing: Jim- my Caswell, President; John Neal Bush, Sergeant-at-Arms, Pas- cal Roberts, Sergeant-at-Arms. a, flap jn Activity PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: Gwendolyn Packer, Nina Harrell, Martha VanVlake, Marie Canum, Bettye Clark, Frances Stokes. Second row: Mr. Adams, Sponsor; Carol Carter, Becky Williams, Sandra Seay, Barbara Donaldson. Third row: Ronny Clenny, Oscar O’Steen, Kenneth Gay. Fourth row: Lamar Gay, Bunny Weaver, Ross Woods, George Daniels, Gary Grissett. OFFICERS— Ross Woods, President; Becky Williams. Vice President; Carol Bush, Secretar y-Treasurer, Martha VanVlake, Pro- gram Chairman. Standing: Raymond Pippin. Donald Everett. Allen Griffin. Jolly Toole. Johnny Huckaby. Hiram Huckaby. Rue- don McDaniel, Howard Clark. Wayne Lasiter. Seated: Donnie Russell. Thea- dore Wilson. Larry Enfinger, Robert Cushing. Larry Enfinger. President; Donald Ever- ett, State Representative from District 3; Raymond Pippin. Vice President; Geraldine Worthington, T reasurer; Eleanor Kent, Reporter; Juanita Enfin- ger. Secretary. AUDIO-VISUAL LIBRARY CLUB MRS. OWENS—Sponsor Seated: Norma Mc- Daniel. Mavis Nich- ols. Virginia Smith. Donna Mae Canum, Dorothy Jean Ellis. Standing: Reba Duncan, Eleanor Kent. Juanita Enfinger, Doris Finch, Ethelyn Everett. Betty Sue Duncan, Geraldine Worthington. HI-Y First row: Mr. Bramblett, Sponsor; Reggie Pelham. Billy Ray thon. Herschell Riley. Farris Stewart. Third row: Chip Wood, Slay, Thomas Jackson. Second row: Paul Hutchins, Allen Caw- Millard Sasser, Jimmy Parker, Edward Majors. Milton Harrell. TRI-HI-Y First row: Helen Coley. Marjorie Spencer, Flossie Owen. Faye Owens, Elnora Crutchfield, Betty Joyce Tharp. Second row: Willie Taye Ward, Heraldine Arnold, Sara McQueen, Carma Lee Owen, Margaret Hatfield, Jahazel Murphey, Joyce Burde- shaw, Lyndal Sheffield, Margaret Ann Kent, Naomi Pumphrey, Barbara Abbott. Anetty Sasser. Third row: Nancy Toole, Sarah Carolyn Stevenson, Marilyn Usery, Elaine Enfinger. Betty Sue Hatcher, Myrtice Parish, Norma Chancey, Linda Hays. Fourth row: Mrs. Alice Pierce. Sponsor; Evelyn Clark. Maureen Dean. Mary Dean, Shirley Tharp, Inell Obert, Jean Fowler. Gail Van- Landingham, Virginia Pippin, Levern Suggs, Dale Creamer. Fifth row: Alta Sewell, Myrtle Rabon, Betty Ruth Cushing, TIGER SCRATCH STAFF JANN WEAVER Assistant Business Manager WILSON ROBERTS Circulation Manager GAIL VANLANDINGHAM Exchange Editor BETTY REYNOLDS Photographer TOMMY PARKER Boys Sports Editor NAN GODFREY Girls Sports Editor LYNDA CAWTHON Feature Editor SANDRA SEAY Literary Editor SHIRLEY COBB Assignment Editor MARY KIRKLAND Business Manager OUR CREED We, of the Tiger Scratch, do earnestly strive to uphold the scholastic and moral standards set before us by our faculty, to maintain an impartial source of news, to promote participation in worthw-hile school activities, and boost our school with loyalty and spirit. EDWINA YATES Reporter OLIS LASITER Reporter GWENDOLYN PACHER Reporter DUANE COOK Reporter DONALD EVERETT Reporter DOROTHY PORTER Reporter SHIRLEY LEWIS Reporter BONNIE SUE SLOAN Reporter ELEANOR JOHNSON Reporter LEON E. RICE Sponsor Mary Donald Ray Gwen Gail Van ■ Shirley C Duane Betty R Wilson Ethlyn W. T. I Shirley L Buncha Babes Jerllyene Congratulations, Seniors ! WASHINGTON COUNTY KENNEL CLUB Ebro Florida FARMERS' FEED AND EGG STORE Chipley Florida Phone 100 IDEAL FOR EVERY MEAL Florida Made and Florida Sold REESE GODWIN INSURANCE AGENT Let Me Fill Your Insurance Needs CHIPLEY FLORIDA ANTIQUES Complete Line Furniture Marble Top Tables China, Silver JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 36 W. Beach Drive Panama City, Florida Phone 2-8640 NfG) SHEPPARD JEWELRY Diamond Setting—Jewelry and Watch Repairing Custom. Made Jewelry a Specialty Free Estimates Your Complete Jewelry Store 121 N. Foster St. Dothan, Ala. COSBY-HODGES MILLING CO. Dothan, Alabama IT'S TULIP TIME WhiteTulip flour Compliments SPANN HARDWARE COMPANY Dothan, Alabama One of the South's Great Stores BLUMBERG'S You Girls Invited to Choose Your Sterling Pattern Here! Boys Dress Up at P. O. Box 312 Phone 2321 SUBURBAN GAS COMPANY Metered Gas Service Beyond the Mains EMMETT PARISH GRACEVILLE, FLA. £ lumberqs fiT ’7 OotkM's Best 1 largest Department Start Smce 1892 HIGHTOWER'S 'A GOOD DRUG STORE' Marianna, Fla. Res. Phone 14 Office Phone 4 EDDY'S SUNSHINE STUDIO Pictures That Please Marianna Florida MRS. C. C. JOINER, JR.. Owner and Manager THRIFT DEPARTMENT STORE Where Thrifty Shoppers Go CHIPLEY FLORIDA FAULK AND MILES FURNITURE COMPANY For the Best in Home Furnishings BONIFAY FLORIDA GULF SERVICE STATION Chipley Florida Compliments of VANCE THEATER Chipley Florida ALTON'S SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires, Batteries and Accessories STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Phone 9108 Chipley, Fla. ROBBINS ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Electric Water Pumps Parts and Service 703 North Oates Street Phone 2-9730, 2-6860 DOTHAN ALABAMA OWEN FURNITURE COMPANY Your Home Agent for West Florida Gas and Gas Appliances CHIPLEY FLORIDA KRASELSKY'S Shoes and Wearing Apparel Dothan Alabama Compliments of NOEL PETERS Graceville Florida Compliments of THE CASWELL AGENCY General Insurance CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of NICK SAAD Jewelers Dothan Alabama Compliments of RIMSON'S FURNITURE Dothan Alabama HI-WAY AUTO PARTS COMPANY New and Used Auto Parts Phone 491 MARIANNA FLORIDA Compliments of HOWARD'S CLEANERS CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of WASHINGTON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY A. K. SHULER Chipley Florida Compliments BAUMAN'S JEWELERS DOTHAN ALABAMA Compliments DOTHAN CIGAR COMPANY DOTHAN ALABAMA Need Extra Cash? SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY MARIANNA FLORIDA Compliments SHIVERS MOTOR HOTEL CHIPLEY FLORIDA JOHNSON PRINTING COMPANY Dependable Printing P. O. Box 552 CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of THE FURNITURE MART, INC. It Pays to Drive Out a Little Ways PANAMA CITY FLORIDA Compliments of TOWNSEND BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY CHIPLEY AND PANAMA CITY FLORIDA SAPP'S SERVICE STATION Chipley Florida EVERETT FORD COMPANY Chipley Florida Furniture, Hardware Appliances, Building Materials and Plumbing PATTERSON HARDWARE COMPANY SERVING NORTHWEST FLORIDA AND SOUTHEAST ALABAMA Graceville Florida For a Treat in Fine Meats EAT SUNNYLAND PRODUCTS SUNNYLAND PACKING COMPANY Buyers of Livestock Phone 5-0300 DOTHAN ALABAMA fletveCrcf TREASURE CHEST JEWELRY CHIPLEY FLORIDA LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM Fit for a Golden Spoon TRI-STATE MOTOR CO. USED CAR SUPER MARKET Always Over 125 Cars to Select From Dial 4-1400 DOTHAN ALABAMA TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS Always Fresh PANAMA CITY FLORIDA COGGIN AND DEERMONT - Contractors Chipley Florida Compliments of F. T. COLEMAN Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS Chipley Florida STEVENSON SHELL SERVICE STATION W. C. STEVENSON, Owner HEL Chipley Florida PANAMA MOTOR PARTS Parts tor Every Make and Model PANAMA CITY FLORIDA CHIPLEY SUPPLY STATION JOHNSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY CHIPLEY FLORIDA PANAMA CITY FLORIDA CHIPLEY MEAT COMPANY Wholesale Meats and Poultry CHIPLEY FLORIDA SOUTHERN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS For Cleaner Clothes MARIANNA FLORIDA WEST FLORIDA EQUIPMENT COMPANY For Farm Equipment MARIANNA FLORIDA JONES MOTOR COMPANY Graceville Florida Compliments of CASEY HARDWARE COMPANY GRACEVILLE FLORIDA Compliments PIONEER MILK COMPANY GRACEVILLE FLORIDA CHIPLEY WATFORD'S DRUG STORE DRY CLEANERS JUST WHAT YOUR DOCTOR You Wear 'Em and Mess 'Em, ORDERED We Clean ’Em and Press 'Em Phone 10 Chipley Florida Chipley Florida CHAVERS - BROCK FURNITURE COMPANY A 7™T THOUGHT CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of CLARK'S MEN SHOP BURTON H. CLARK Panama City Florida COGBURN JEWELRY 215 Harrison Avenue Jewelry — Gifts — Novelties Gifts That Please PANAMA CITY FLORIDA PANAMA VENETIAN BUNDS, INC. 236 W. 6th Street Phone SU 5-6881 PANAMA CITY FLORIDA B S FOOD STORE CHIPLEY FLORIDA BUTLER’S SHOE STORE Dothan Alabama Compliments of F. R. M. FEED STORE Graceville Florida INEZ'S BEAUTY SALON Marianna Florida CHIPLEY If) pfiirnr C AND D PONTIAC SALES ____ AND XJbW SERVICE FLORIDA LET US HELP Compliments of FLORIDA BANK AT CHIPLEY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Working for Chipley, Washington County, and Florida MEMBER FLORIDA NATIONAL GROUP OF BANKS For Haircuts That Please Visit O AND H BARBER SHOP Harvey and Francis Hayes Owners CHIPLEY FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS of TRUDY'S BEAUTY CENTER TRUDY CROSSLEY Chipley Florida Phone 35 Compliments of S. A. ALFORD, JR. Insurance CHIPLEY FLORIDA HARRISON CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET MARIANNA, FLORIDA IF IT S COOD FOOD AMBUS' GRILL Chipley Florida CHIPLEY HODGES GROCERY AND MARKET FLORIDA Compliments of PEEL'S RADIO TV SERVICE RCA Sales and Service CHIPLEY FLORIDA Phone 4 Compliments of RITZ THEATRE MARIANNA FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF GREENWOOD PRODUCTS CO. Where You Get More for Your Peanuts GRACEVILLE FLORIDA Congratulations, Seniors! PAKE-STEPHENSON, INC. Sporting Goods Center MONTGOMERY ALABAMA SHERER JONES CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES COMPANY Wholesale Candy Distributors DOTHAN ALABAMA BONIFAY FLORIDA Compliments to C. H. S. SENIORS TOBIAS MKT. GRO. Chipley Florida Phone 103 Compliments of LORAN L COOK CLERK CIRCUIT COURT Washington County, Florida BEST WISHES to C. H. S. CAMPBELL'S GULF STATION J. N. CAMPBELL, JR. Chipley Florida Compliments of FLOYD'S FURNITURE CHIPLEY FLORIDA Phone 21 GODFREY AUTO SUPPLY CO. Parts Headquarters Chipley Florida PHONE 348 Compliments of COOK'S ELECTRIC SERVICE CHIPLEY FLORIDA CHIPLEY Men's and Boys' Shop READY-TO-WEAR Phone 676 OTTIS HINSON R. E. MINCHIN Owners NORTHCUTTS Your REXALL Drug Store Chipley Florida BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME Chipley Florida PIGGLY WIGGLY CARL YOUNG, Manager Chipley Compliments of BONI FAY Chipley's Neighbor HOWELL CONNER INC. Personalized Service Backed With Years of Experience INSURANCE — All Lines PANAMA CITY FLORIDA Compliments of CHIPOLA HOTEL MARIANNA FLORIDA HILDEGARDE'S FOR GIFTS Marianna Florida JONES OFFICE SUPPLY Dothan Alabama Compliments of QUALITY STORE MARIANNA FLORIDA Compliments of WEST END SERVICE STATION CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of EAST END SERVICE STATION CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of Mrs. Willie Pelt PELT'S FIVE, TEN, TWENTY-FIVE AND ONE DOLLAR STORE BONIFAY FLORIDA 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. FOOD STORE Chipley Florida F. C. DAFFIN COMPANY Established 1906 205 E. LAFAYETTE ST. Marianna Rorida POWLEDGE SEED SUPPLY COMPANY Seed — Feed — Fertilizers Feeds — Custom Grinding Shelling and Mixing BUYERS AND SELLERS OF PECANS Marianna Florida JACK THURMAN MOTOR COMPANY Dependable New and Used Cars DOTHAN ALABAMA Compliments of MARTIN SHOE SHOP DOTHAN ALABAMA MARY SHEPPARD COTTAGE GARDENS Florist and Nursery Phone 298 CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of THE FAMILY STORE Outfitters for the Entire Family CHIPLEY FLORIDA For School Supplies Visit WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS CHIPLEY FLORIDA Compliments of T. L WELLS BRO. Service With a Smile CHIPLEY FLORIDA FOREMOST DAIRIES, INCORPORATED Milk and Milk Products Tallahassee Florida EVERETT BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Chipley Florida BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY HYGEIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY De Funiak Springs, Florida Pictures of the Beauties Compliments by of RAINERS Not the Cheapest but the Best SENIOR WOMAN'S CLUB CHIPLEY FLORIDA DOTHAN ALABAMA CHAMBERS PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR Repairs and Estimates Gladly Furnished and All Work Guaranteed. R. H. CHAMBERS CHIPLEY Phone 226 or I 17-J FLORIDA TK� Aft IAVIOC MAPI tAVlO® PUttlfHtVS COMPANY PAll AS TfXAS mm 111113 Imm