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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1959 volume:

PAW PRINTS 1958-1959 Price $3.00 Space Ships Land! Martians Invade C. H. S. Reported Bv The Chipley High Annual Staff ♦-----------------------• .----+■-------------- Martians Peacefully Space Brigade On Explain Stop-Over At Mission Of Good Chipley High School Will To The Earth Students at Chipley High Zuezikikah, dictator of Mars, thronged the street in front of the landed today in Washington, D. building as tiny space men jump- C. to discuss peace treaty plans ed from a flying saucer. The ex- with President Eisenhower, citement started when a group Zuezikikah greeted citizens of of students spied a black object the capital city as he stepped landing in front of their beloved from the saucer with these Alma Mater. A door in the top words, “Ti sevig em taerg eru- of the saucer was opened and saelp ot tisiv eht Detinu Setats. the leader of the Martians bri- Ym feihc erised si ot eb na ylla gade stepped out. ot eht Detinu Setats.” Mr. Williams, principal of Thousands crowded Pennsyl- CHS, extended his hand to wel- vania Avenue as the President’s come our space friends. limousine carried Eisenhower After the welcoming rites the and Zuezikikah to the capitol. Martians leader pranced up and Zuezikikah explained Martian down the top of the saucer and fear toward the Communistic gave a speech. government of Russia. His chief Several students pressed him reason for making the peace with the following question: I treaty with the U. S. was be- “Why have you stopped at cause of this fear. CHS?” The tiny space man For seven hours the two lead- Saucers Faster Than Hypersonic X-15 Jet Planes Of America The hypersonic X-15, which is America’s fastest jet, is said to be 8000 times slower than the planet Mars’ supersonic saucer, the Utnick. The X-15 is powered by a mighty rocket engine and follows a bullet-like trajectory during flight, similar to the path of a ballistic missile. Experts say that flying saucers will soon be the main universal planetory system’s way of navi- gation. Production of these saucers is now under way at Cape Carnival, Hot Chocolate, Florida. The saucers are oval-shaped and can hold four persons. Now being studied by Mr. Adam’s physics and chemistry classes is a saucer which can travel by air, I land, or sea. Vol. XVII-160 Pages FOREWORD ' S i , 1 S The future and space are eternal and f boundless 'T As wide as the sky and just as limitless. I Be optimistic! Knowledge and wisdom now retain. For a greater joy that you would gain. 1 r___ To those who have obtained the key, awaits the door I Behind which the treasures of life lie in TABLE OF CONTENTS, 1. Principal's Message Page 4 il. In Appreciation Page 5 III. Dedication Page 8 IV. Buildings Page 6 V. Administration Page 9 VI. Daily Activities Page 15 VII. Sports Page 17 VIII. Organizations Page 33 IX. Features Page 55 X. Junior High Page 71 XI. Underclassmen Page 79 XII. Juniors Page 89 XIII. Seniors Page 97 XIV. Memories Page 117 XV. Ads Page 121 HD Dear Students: 1 9 The day of graduation for the class of '59 seems destined t j be an uncertain one. Your future course cannot be safely charted until our world has regained and adopted the ideal, Peace on earth, good will toward man. This ideal may be attained through your efforts, or it may have to await the assistance 6f your sons and daughters. As we speak of peace, we are conscious of other sounds from afar—sounds not peaceful. We are told of the horrible aspects of scientific warfare. The leaders of nations are meeting to try to preserve peace, while at the same time1 the scientists of each are working around the clock to surpass others in perfecting weapons of war. These are the sounds of nations at war. Prepare yourselves as thoroughly as you can to live efficiently in this highly scientific and technical age. Yet, when- ever you have an opportunity to express your wish, or make a choice, choose to follow the teachings of the Gentle Man of Galilee. We, the administration and faculty of the Washington County High School, are grateful for the privilege of asso- ciating with you. You have made this school symbolic of friendliness, cooperation, high scholastic standing, efficient student government, and many other worthwhile attainments. To the present and past students of the Washington County High School, I send greetings and best wishes. To the senior class of 1959, I offer my congratulations for another fine yearbook Paw Prints. Someday you will share its memories with your own children. We sincerely hope that they, too, will have the opportunity that you have been privileged to enjoy. May success, happiness, peace, and contentment be yours throughout all your days. Sincerely yours. Colly V. Williams Principal, Washington County High School IN APPRECIATION TO MR. CHARLES ADAMS . . . who sold concessions at the football games, picked off peanuts, steered us through the turmoil of our senior year, and was still able to laugh when it was all over—we show our fond appreciation in this our. . . 1959 PAW PRINTS 5 MAIN ENTRANCE Through these doors, CHS students enter into the halls of learning. Both happiness and sorrow are shared in the halls and class rooms. Many of the seniors of '59 and others will often gaze at these doors with a long- ing to re-enter as students. C.H.5. GYMNASIUM In the new gym our basketball team practiced and played good, clean bas- ketball. Also several of the P.E. classes used this building to advance their physical health. Our new gym is a real asset to our school. JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING This building brings back old memories to Senior high students. To the present Junior high students it means study and play with fellow classmates. The sixth and seventh grades are instructed in this building to promote their general educa- tion in order to be better high school stu- dents. 6 MUSIC BUILDING Here the work of our Music De- partment is carried on. This includes Junior and Senior Chorus rehearsals and band music. This training in many instruments has resulted in our school's winning the rating of Su- perior for eight years in a row. NEW LUNCHROOM In this lovely modern building stu- dents of CHS are served well prepared and nourishing meals for a small fee each day. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND AGRICULTURE BUILDING In the first of these buildings stu- dents are taught rules of games which they later play. In the Agriculture building boys learn farm management, proper use of farm tools, and shop work. 7 DEDICATION A teacher who has been inspiring, patient and understanding. By her straightforwardness she has won the respect and love of her students. She has instructed us and led us by example. We, as in- dividuals as well as students, have been inspired by her spiritual life and sincere friendship. While leading us, she has been one of us. Al- ways understanding and sharing our little pranks; she has given untiringly of her time and talent. With sincere respect, love, and gratitude the senior class proudly dedicates this 1959 PAW PRINTS to you, MRS. GEORGIA McGRAW ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL Mr. W. T. McFatter, the Superintendent of Public Instruction for Wash- ington County, has been a most efficient county superintendent. He has found the time and need always to serve and help the students in whatever way he possibly could. Mr. Valery Butler, who ably as- sists in the duties of the administra- tion, also conducts two typing classes. Mrs. Annie Odom as school sec- retary faces enormous situations and problems during the school days. MR. HARMON PIERCE MRS. ALENE FRANZ MR. LEON RICE Mr. Rice capably assists Mr. Pierce who is the Superintendent of Schools in Washington County. They both are initiating the Exceptional Child Program and are emphasizing the Reading Program in every school. Mrs. Franz is the Art Coordinator of the county. She also holds adult classes in Ceramics and promotes other art programs. 10 SERVICE C JANITOR Mr. R. Simmons PERSONNEL JANITOR Mr. H. Davis LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. L. Richards, Mrs. V. Mercer Our lunchroom personnel prepares and serves us nourishing meals. The janitors are known and appreciated by all for their fine work in and about our school. BUS DRIVERS Over one-half of us are transported to and frQ each day by our capable bus drivers. FRONT ROW: Mr. Harry Cope. Mr. Clessie McDaniel, Mr. Mike Gainer, Mr. Troy Gilbert. BACK ROW: Mr. Arthur McDaniel, Mr. Cecil Haddock, Mrs. E. B. Chance, Mr. O. C. Bell, Mr. Colmen Riley. MR. CHARLES ADAMS, B.S., M.A. Peabody College Science MR. JOHN ADDERHOLD, B.S., M.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute Agriculture MR. MORRELL BAILY, A.B. University of Florida Physical Education MRS. BLANCHE BELL, B.S.E. Florida State University Exceptional Child Program MR. KELLY BROCK, A.B. Troy State Teachers College Drivers Education SENIOR HIGH FACULTY MR. VALERY D. BUTLER, B.A.E. University of Florida Assistant Principal Business Education MRS. LILA C. CASTLE, A.B. Huntingdon College English, Journalism MRS. JOAN CHANCE, B.S. Troy State Teachers College Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY CLEMMONS, B.A., M.A. University of Florida English, Spanish MRS. ONEIDA GILMORE, A.B. Florida State University High School Librarian MR. DAN JENSEN, B.A., M.A. University of Iowa Music 12 MR. ROBERT LEE, M.A. Florida State University Music MRS. JOSEPHINE McGLAMERY, M.S.H.E. University of Georgia Home Economics MR. JIM KIMBROUGH, B.S. Livingston State Teachers College Head Coach Social Studies MRS. GEORGIA McGRAW, A.B., M.S. Emory University Mathematics MR. HOWARD PELHAM, M.A. Peabody College Speech, English MRS. ALICE PIERCE, B.S., M.E. University of Florida English SENIOR HIGH FACULTY MRS. GERALDINE RICE, B.S. Troy State Teachers College Business Education MRS. BARBARA WATTS, B.S., M.A. Mississippi Southern College Home Economics MR. J. B. WARD, B.S., M.A. Florida State University Mathematics QUARTERBACK CLUB President Secretary Vice-President Treasurer __________BILL LEE PHILLIP ROUNTREE FRANK KITTRELL WALKER HUGHEN Boosting the Tigers all the way COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 14 PERSONNEL: Versa Lee McDougald, Mrs. Arvie Yongue, Mrs. Vashti McCellan, (not pictured) Mrs. Ruth Harrell. Keeping C.H.S. healthy through service DAILY ACTIVITIES Aprendemos a escribir «yo te amo� in Spanish Class. Playing Soccer in Physical Education Class helps the girls to keep their school girl figure. The students in World History Class are taught that the Wars of B y's B sharp, but never B2, says the Math teacher. Roses were fought in?????? The Typing Class learns ;asldkfj as their alphabet. You must trace the circulatory system of a frog in Science Lab. 15 M SS LINDA HAYES Miss Chipley 1958 Sponsored by the Chipley High School P.T.A., Linda Hayes represented our town at the National Peanut Festival in Dothan, Alabama. FIGHTING In the slam bang game of football the crowd is thrilled by the spectacular plays, the spirit of the indi- vidual and the team, the blare of the bands, even the taste of the hot dogs, and the smell of the crisp fall days; but nowhere is there a more thrilling moment than that experienced by the player who receives an award for outstanding performance, all-state, or the coveted C for hard work and perseverance. The which follows the names stands for the number of years that each player has lettered. JIMMY DUNCAN, F.B. DOW GILMORE, H.B. JERRY COBB, F.B. REGGIE PELHAM, R.T. CHARLES DUNN, R.E. LYNTON MALLOY, R.G. CHARLES EVERETT Manager JACKIE MILLER, L.E. JERRY OWENS, L.T. GERALD TAYLOR, L.G. 18 TIGERS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1958 Sept. 19—Geneva Home Sept. 26—Bonifay There Oct. 3—Graceville ..... Home Oct. 10—Marianna There Oct. 17—Fla. High There Oct. 24—Port St. Joe There Oct. 31—Open Nov. 7—Quincy Home Nov.‘ 14—Choctawhatchee Home Nov. 21—Milton__________There Nov. 26—DeFuniak_________Home Quarterback Peterson on another mad dash!! EDDIE BOWERS, H.B. CHIP WOOD, C. CHARLES PETERSON, Q.B. MACK SANDERS, L.E. JOHNNY CULPEPPER, L.T. BOBBY BUSH, H.B.' CHUCK LANDERS, G. RAY JUSTICE, L.G. DONNY NETTLES, C. JOHNNY DUNCAN and JIMMY NEWTON Managers 19 FIGHTING Tackle him, Tigers!!! The Chipley Tigers finished a surprisingly good season. They had a bad start by losing their first game. They finished the season, however, with four victories and six losses. The Tigers were defeated on the gridiron in two hard fought battles with Mari- anna and De Funiak Springs. In the last few minutes of the Chipley-De Funiak game the winning points were scored by the Braves. This score was the deter- mining factor of the Conference Championship. BOBBY MILLER, Q.B. JAMES RAY WARD, F.B. BUDDY SLAY, H.B. BOBBY McGEACHY, H.B. PAUL JUSTICE, H.B. EUYL BUSH, H.B. Almost in the open! JOHN SHIPES, R.E. RAY NUNLEY, L.T. BILLY McCORMICK, L.E. 20 TIGERS SCORES Geneva_________________20 Bonifay 0 Graceville----------- 13 Marianna________________7 Florida High -------- 12 Port St. Joe __________ 0 Quincey -------------- 14 Choctowhatchee 32 Milton 40 DeFuniak Springs 26 Chipley 6 Chipley 50 Chipley 32 Chipley_____________ 0 Chipley ........... 6 Chipley 13 Chipley 18 Chipley 6 Chipley_____________ 0 Chipley 20 COY RONEY, G. ROY MATTHIAS, H.B. BOBBY PETTIS, G. BILL SEAY, T. BOBBY KITTRELL, t.E JIMMY CUTTS, R.T. DON KELLY, R.E. Mad dash for the goal again. 21 All standing for kick-off. Who's got the ball? COACHES Through the untiring efforts of Coach Morrel Bailey, Coach Earl Watts, and Coach Jim Kimbrough the famous Chipley Tigers have finished another victorious season of football. VARSITY FOOTBALL These are our famous Tigers whom we are all very proud to claim. They have displayed good sportsmanship and good strategy. 22 CHARLES Peterson GERALD TAYLOR Gilmore I r Vk € a a ■ i sm S . . .V, «Z V • - All North West Florida Conference is the coveted honor that Dow Gilmore, Charles Peterson, and Gearld Taylor hold. The A.N.W.F.C. award is bestowed upon the football players, by the coaches from the North West Conference, who are noted for their ability in participating in conference games. Charles Peterson was chosen captain for the A.N.W.F.C. team. This is the first time in the history of the conference that a captain has been chosen. Pete, is the second boy in ten years who has been awarded the All-State Honor from our school. He was co-captain of the Little All-State, and received the Distinguished Mention in Big All-State, which is composed of schools in the AA Division. COACH EARL WATTS CAPTAIN CALVIN STEVENSON CO-CAPTAIN JOE HUGHEN The Varsity Tigers, along with the other stu- dents at CHS, are proud of our undefeated Junior Tigers. Today's junior team will be to- morrow's famous fighting Varsity Tigers. JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: George Stantion, Charles Register, Cliff Ellis, Ben Watts, Larry Wood, Ronald Baxley, William Simon, Carthell Hardin. SECOND ROW: Thurman Miles, Meggs Woodham, Robert Aukema, Wayne Johnson, Jo Hughen, Eddie Reynolds, Larry Williams, David Slay, George Watts, James Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Dale Bush, Billy Williams, Gary Nelson, Henry Watson, Leonard Tipper, Don Sims, Calvin Stevenson, William Henry Adkins, William Minchin, Ben Holland, Coach Watts. 24 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS LIBBY REYNOLDS Co-Captain KAE GILMORE Captain LINDA HAYS V SUSAN GIBSON EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about itl We've got a team, we're gonna shout about it— C-H-l-P-L-E-Y C-H-l-P-L-E-Y CHIPLEY I ! MILLIE BASS JUANITA ADDERHOU) WINNING HOMECOMING FLOATS 1st Prize Float Future Homemakers of America HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT—Left to right: Millie Bass, Karen Bush, Jeannie Williams, Libby Reynolds, Donna Beth McClellan, Kae Gilmore, and Gerlene Wood. 27 Queens' Float in Homecoming Parade ■ Left to right: Kathryn Nelson, Ann Kelly, Diane Laney, Nola Harper, Mil Owens, Lou Carrol, Gail Cope, Mavis Peel. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleaders led their team through a victorious season in which the Junior Tigers were undefeated. 29 VARSITY BASKETBALL 30 Dow Gilmore, Right forward. Buddy Hartzog, Left guard, Jackie Miller, Center, Bobby Kittrell, Left forward, Jimmy Trawick, Center, Charles Dunn, Center, Jerry Owen, Right guard, Wesley Shoemaker, Left guard, Jimmy Duncan, Right guard, Charles Gordy, Left guard. Coach Watts, Ronnie Harrell, Right guard. Guards JIMMY DUNCAN BUDDY HARTZOG CHARLES GORDY RONNIE HARRELL Centers JIMMY TRAWICK JACKIE MILLER CHARLES DUNN Here's another point for the Fighting Tigers in our game against the Walton Braves. Forwards JERRY OWEN WESLEY SHOEMAKER DOW GILMORE BOBBY KITRELL SENIOR “B” TEAM KNEELING: Gary Wheeler, Eddie Cotter, Johnny Duncan, Donnie Lewis, Durwin Hinson, Eddie Bowers, Johnny Scroggins, Wendell Harrison, Howard Davis. STANDING: Phil Shoemaker, Grover Hall, John Paul Shipes, Euyl Bush, Jerry Coob, Billy McCormick, Jimmy Newton, Theron Wilson, Coach Morrell Bailey. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: V. McClellan, G. Prescott, L. Williams, D. Sowell, B. Watts, L. Wood, B. Braxton, D. Townsend, R. Baxley. SECOND ROW: C. Register, M. Thurman, D. Ward, F. Peel, L. Parker, D. Hayes, D. Hughes, E. Usery, Robery Bird. THIRD ROW: C. Ellis, B. Deal, W. Minchin, J. Hughen, E. Reynolds, C. Stevenson, G. Watts, R. Ladd, W. Curley. 32 The Student Council is an organization of, by, and for the Students. Some of the projects of the Student Council are a clean-up program, beauty review. Activity Night, school store, naming of the new gym- nasium, and distributing Christmas toys to unprivileged children. The Student Council regulates the activities of the school. THOMAS PORTER President RONNIE NELSON Vice-President HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Dale Townsend, Meggs Woodham, Carolyn Joiner, Ben Watts. SECOND ROW: Lnida Hayes, Reba Dun can, Catherine Nelson, Mildred Owens, Diane Laney, Joy Clite, Gerlene Wood, Wesley Shoemaker THIRD ROW; Janice Bell, Cheryl Davis, Malaney Wood, Kitty Neel. FOURTH ROW: Donna Beth McClellan, Freda Owen, Mavis Corbin, Gene Vickery. FIFTH ROW: Kathlee Toole, Jo Ann Belt, Linda Clenney, Euyl Bush. 34 STUDENT JOHNNY DUNCAN Rep. at Large MR. CHARLES ADAMS Sponsor JUANITA ADDERHOLD Rep. at Large MRS. ROSA N. REDDOCH Sponsor CARTHELL EVERETT Rep. at Large MRS. JOAN CHANCE Sponsor The purpose of the Student Council is to co-operate with the administration in upholding the principles of the school. SEATED: Diane Laney, Joy Clite, Cheryl Davis, Kitty Neel, Mildred Owens, Catherine Nelson, Johnny Duncan, Juanita Adderhold, Flossie Owen, Thomas Porter, Linda Nichols, Ronnie Nelson, Carthell Everett, Janice Bell, Jo Ann Bell, Linda Clenney, Malaney Wood, Linda Hayes, Mavis Corbin. STANDING: Carolyn Joiner, Meggs Woodham, Gene Vickery, Euyl Bush, Reba Duncan, Donna Beth McCellan, Mr. Adams. Mrs. Chance, Mrs. Red doch, Wesley Shoemaker, Kathlee Toole, Ben Watts, Gerlene Wood, Freda Owen, Dale Townsend. COUNCIL 35 Flossie Owen Reba Duncan Mavis Nichols Jean Dickenson Reporter Louise Napier President Sara Kae Gilmore Vice-President Flo Alford Secretary-Treasurer Beta members pose with journals. BETA CLUB Mvrtle Rabon Andrea Temples Marjorie Williams The intelligentsia?? Kathlee Toole Rebecca Rhodes Joan Warren Karen Bush Jimmy Duncan Charles Dunn Dow Gilmore Ronnie Nelson Jerry Owen Ronnie Harrell 36 KEY CLUB Coach S. E. Watts Sponsor Jimmy Duncan Secretary Flo Alford Sweetheart Eddie Bowers Treasurer The Key Club is a national organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Only boys with high scholastic abilities are chosen for membership. 37 FRONT ROW: Charles Gordy, Ray Davis, Ronnie Harrel, Flo Alford, Chip Wood, Eddie Bowers, Jimmy Duncan. SECOND ROW: Mack Sanders, Jerry Odom, Charles Dunn, Bobby Kittrell, Coach Watts, Roy Mathias, Johnny Culpepper, Donnie Nettles, Ronnie Nelson. Donald Bell. Gerald Taylor. TRI-HI-Y BACK ROW: Kitty Coleman, Mrs. Reddick, Loretta Wilson, Juanell Smith. FRONT ROW: Helen Coley, Fay Broom, Barbara Wolf, Bobby Stanley, Bonnie Mathias, Audrey Danford, Angeline Wachob. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Bell, Marie Wilson, Ellen Wachob, Wiline Tiller, Angeline Malloy, Mrs. Pierce, Annie G. Dorch, Kathlee Toole, Charles Morris, Freda Owen, Roney Daniel, Sharon Arnold, Glyndell Creamer, Jean Carpenter, Joyce Parker. Mrs. Alice Pierce Sponsor Mrs. Carrie Reddick Sponsor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 38 F.B.L.A. (Future Business Leaders of America) SEATED, left to right: Mr. Ralph Ra , Annette Gainer, Alta Sewell, Frances Murphy. STANDING, left to right: Betty Tharp, Marilyn Tew, Betty Phillips, Patricia Tew, Louise Napier; Myrtle Rabon, Ruth Cushing. PRESIDENTS’ CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Marjorie Williams, Helen Coley, Flo Alford, Ronnie Nelson, Jeannie Williams, Libby Reynolds, Dow Gilmore. SECOND ROW, lett to right: Mr. John Adderhold, Margaret Loyed, Jean Fowler, Geraldine Arnold, Ellen Wachob, Charles Gordy, Faye Owens, Louise Napier, Annette Gainer. THIRD ROW, left to right: Billy McCormick, Chip Wood, Tommy Jackson, Fred Taylor, Wayne Lasiter. Thomas Porter 39 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 0 Mrs. Barbara Watt Sponsor COLORS- Red and White FLOWER- Red Rose Faye Owens President Mary Rich Vice-President of Recreation Christine Taylor Vice-President of Projects Barbara Holmes Vice-President of Public Relations Margaree Hughes Treasurer MOTTO: Toward New Horizons Gerlene Wood Parliamentarian Janice Bell Historian Marion Toole Vice-President of Program Ruth Crutchfield Secretary FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 41 Vice-President Buddy Hartzog Secretary and Treasurer Joyce McQueen Sponsor Mrs. Hays President Fred Taylor Sponsor Coach Kimbrough Sponsor Coach Bailey They lead the cheering section at the football and basketball games. MEMBERS: J. Adderhold, F. Alford, G. Avery, M. Bass, D. Bell, L. Berry, A. Berry, R. Berry, B. Brannan, M. Braxton, M. Bread, F. Broom, P. Brown, D. Brumley, A. Bruner, K. Burdeshaw, E. Bush, B. Bush, L. Carter, E. Champion, N. Clenney, L. Clenney, K. Coleman, E. Cotter, J. Culpepper, J. Cuts, E. Curtis, C. Davis, K. Day, T. Duncan, J. Duncan, L. Enfinger, J. Everett, C. Everett, B. Farrior, J. Fowler, H. Gainey, H. Gilbert, J. Gilbert, D. Griffin, J. Grimes, G. Hall, B. Hampton, A. Harell, M. Harrison, W. Harrison, B. Hartzog, D. Hasty, I. Hays, L. Hinson, P. Hutchins, E. Hutchins, R. Justic, P. Justic, P. Kelly, D. Kelly, J. Kellum, H. Kent, G. Kent, C. Kowetz, R. Ladd, C. Landers, D. Lewis, J. Lock, A. Malloy, L Malloy, T. Merchant, D. Martin, J. May, R. McAdams, D. McClellan, B. McCormick, B. McGeach, T. McLendon, J. Miller, B. Miller, C. Miller, N. Min- ner, J. Murray, C. Morris, K. Neel, D. Neel, D. Nettles, L. Nichols, J. Nelson, J. Newton, R. Nunley, A. Nunley, E. Owens, P. Owings, G. Page, J. Peterson, T. Porter, R. Post, C. Rabon, M. Rhodes, R. Rhodes, K. Roberts, B. Rabon, C. Rustin, M. Sanders, T. Sapp, R. Sasser, J. Scroggins, J. Sewell, J. Shipes, W. Shoemaker, P. Shoemaker, B. Slay, B. Slay, B. Stanley, G. Taylor, F. Taylor, M. Temples, R. Thampson, J. Trawick, L. Town- send, M. Usery, V. Van Vlake, S. Van Vlake, M. Vinson, N. Vinson, A. Wachob, L. Walls, J. Ward, J. Warren, M. Watson, C. Watson, D. Weldon, G. Wheeler, C. Wilson, P. Wilson, M. Wood, G. Work, A. Worthington. 42 KNEELING: L. Malloy, J. Odom, C. Peterson, C. Dunn, D. Gilmore, J. Duncan, C. Everitt. FIRST ROW: J. Duncan, R. Sasser, C. Gordy, B. Bush, E. Bowers, M. Sanders, G. Taylor, F. Taylor, J. Cobb, J. Cutts, J. Newton, Coach Kimbrough. SECOND ROW: J. Owen, J. Miller, W. Shoemaker, B. Kittrell, J. Culpepper, R. Pelham, C. Wood. 43 CHS BAND President___________ Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Librarians.......... ......Flo Alford Jimmy Duncan ..... Karin Bush Tommy Williams Martha Berry Frankie Bush Mr. Dan Jensen Director Drum Majorette—Christine Taylor FLUTES Flo Alford Frances Alford Kathryn Burdeshaw Ann Churchwell Shirley Castle OBOE Karin Bush BASSOON Judy Murray CLARINETS Dow Gilmore Richard McAdams Ray Davis Tobatha McLendon Emily Owens Miriam Harrison Nelda Clenney Linda Harrell Faye Crawford Sinclair Franz Dwan Brock Sharon Brumley James Woodham Charles Register Cindy Chance Terry Hartzog Jo Ann Odom Jean Pleas ALTO CLARINETS Martha Berry Betty Pleas BASS CLARINETS Angeline Malloy Deanna Brumley SAXOPHONES Jean Carpenter Henry Watson Ben Watts Larry Wood Barbara Farrior Mary Ann Braxton Chip Wood CORNETS Wesley Shoemaker Garrie Smith Johnny Scroggins Harold Gainey Charles Bondurant Joe Keener Hughen Gary Nelson Larry Williams Mark Thurman FRENCH HORNS Fritz Nystrom Jimmy Wayne Martie Hinson Kenny Odom BARITONES Reggie Pelham Johnny Gilbert TROMBONES Charles Dunn Jimmy Duncan Jerry Odom Ronnie Nelson Minch Minchin Billy Williams BASSES Frankie Bush Ben Holland DRUMS Tommy Williams Wendell Harrison Leslie O'Steen Henry Adkins Van McClellan 44 Flo Alford Christine Taylor Drum Majorette Karin Bush Head Majorette Jean Carpenter 45 OFFICERS: President Mildred Owens Vice-President Calvin Stevenson Secretary-Treasurer Mavis Peel Parliamentarian Catherine Nelson JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus is composed of eighty-four students from the seventh and eighth grades. They took part in the traditional Christmas and Spring Mass Concerts and in February attended the Florida Sixth District Junior Festi- val in Panama City. 46 OFFICERS Director Mr. Robert Lee President Libby Reynolds Secretary and Treasurer Ann Nunley GLEE CLUB From Do, Re, Mi to I Believe and Smoke Gets in Your Eyes —this range is covered in our vocal training. The more varied the songs, the greater the interest. MEMBERS—BACK ROW: E. Clark, A. Wachob, D. Stevens, R. Daniel, R. Truette, R. Nunley, B. McCormick, R. Sewell. SECOND ROW. D. Weldon, A. Danford, L. Walls, M. Watson, A. Nunley, J. Fowler, K. Roberts, S. Gibson, F. Owen, P. Brown, M. Dean, S. Woodham, S. VanVIake, K. Neal, M. Williams, C. Miller. FIRST ROW: A. Dorch, T. Sapp, A. Berry, M. Toole, R. Thompson, F. Owen, M. Rhodes, H. Gilbert, L Reynolds. M. Rich. S. Davis, and B. Stanley. 47 AUDIO-VISUAL LIBRARY CLUB The entire school benefits from the services of the Library Club. They assist Mrs. Gilmore in keeping the li- brary straight. Also, they help stu- dents find material for their school work. Some of their projects for this year are selling hot chocolate at re- cess, sponsoring a contestant in the beauty review, and sending dele- gates to their state convention in Lees- burg. OFFICERS: Ivy Peel, Treasurer; Janice Malloy, Historian; Jennelle Williams, Secretary; Geraldine Arnold, President; Franklin Pate, Reporter; Charles Peterson, Vice-President; Mrs. Gilmore, Sponsor. 48 L. Reynolds, S. Toole, M. Sasser, J. Malloy, I. Peel, M. Hartzog, W. Baxley, G. Baxley, P. McGeachy, M. Nichols, Mrs. Gilmore. SECOND ROW: E. Enfinger, D. White, D. Hudson, J. Kent, A. Sasser, J. Dean, L. Baxter, G. Arnold, G. Williams, G. Daniels. THIRD ROW: J. Everitt, E. Locke, E. Foxworth, J. E. Jenkins, R. Whittington, R. Sowell. FOURTH ROW: P. Griffin, H. Britt, T. Collins, D. Peel, T. Jackson, F. Pate, C. Peterson. Flo Alford Billy Ray Slay Jimmy Duncan Reggie Pelham Jerry Owen Ronnie Nelson Vice-President Jerry Odom President Dow Gilmore Secretary Jean Dickenson SLIDE RULE CLUB The main object of the Slide Rule Club is to learn how to operate the slide rule. Kae Gilmore Chip Wood Eddie Bowers “UU WJi Wilin -9fJf SCRA Voli Editor-in-Chief rjpi Carthcll Everett E Feature Editor Flo Alford Ch Yet. beinj for 1 we the i! men this was such obs� of || one the lord mty than ha pp Th clair she :� ngl The near king Ch tO R of W Chri and your Staff Photographer Flossie Owen Assistant Editor Beth Brennan after here. Clini garm Jai here. Jai Jai Bask here Jai a ms Jai Jai bcllts Jai patri part Jai with Jai __p Business Manager hero- Jeen Dickenson Jai Beauty Hcview January 30—Home Room—Bas- ketball game with DeFuniak Springs, there January 31—Basketball game with Malone, here The purpose of this organization 15 to improve the county and make t a better place in which to live. he first and main topic discussed .as a recreation center for teen- agers. The group has many pro- jects in mind that will improve our surroundings. They held another meeting on December 2nd to combine their progress. Assistant Editor Jean Fowler i1 -’ Flossi or w; happi Exchange Editor Faye Owens “Out of man’s devotion to a wo- man in an effort to undo his life- time of wrong comes the magni- ficent obsession: an obsession that provides one of the most compell- ing stories ever told on the motion picture screen.” Yes, this describes the annua! senior movie.............MAGNIFI- CENT OBSESSION............starring Jane Wyman. Rock Hudson, and Barbara Rush. This movie will be presented January 27. This movie was chosen from a ior L lingui Thi becon Assignment Editor Mavis Nichols vast i the st tee w........................ - Phillips. Linda Hayes, Helen Col- ey, and Jean Fowler. This movie has proved to be a great one. It will be enjoyed by 11 u hn coo it .Annual L.M Hand GIRL “A Bundle of Joy was born to Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Woodham on March 26. in Panama City. Flori- da. They named her Shirley Ann. Shirley, a Junior at CHS. has blonde hair and deco blue eves. The annual band concert was presented on Thursday night, De- cember 18. On the program was the traditional “Christmas Story. and other Christmas music along with the familiar overtures and marches. A special feature of the night was a twirling exhibition by the majorettes. Thorn u ne no nhornn fnt u Assistant Sports Editor I Tommy Williams he olrfiirr c f •« vnrv imnnrtant Advisor Mr. Howard Pelham Copy Editor Reba Duncan Junior High Editor Diane Weldon jiiftie wen Schf vem ent • gam pre- T1 one to s bam of t Tha the '• ] HaPP New Year and don’t do thing I wouldn’t do standing my h� - «arttta P —Its All In The jamc Yo. poor? b These 1 the h No. by b« made meml ation the n- in pei from Th I al otl new i ta wr i head, humb requii I Scnio hall c The was i at th | this c I took came Circulation Editor Dana Neel Printer Wayne Lesifer '4 vA' tUv Sports Editor Andrea Temples Coleman. The above items have been list- ™ ,?ou SOPHOMORES’ bene- Well, don’t just sit there! Start investigating' 53 FRONT ROW: Harriet Stevenson, Program Chairman; Jo Ann Bell, Secretary and Treasurer; Charles Gordy, Presi- dent; Jimmy Davis, Vice-President; and Montez Gainey, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Henry Matthews, Howard Davis, Kenneth Atkins, Mrs. Clemmons, Sponsor; Kenneth Vickery, Maureen Dean. NOT PICTURED: Tobatha McLendon and Mary Ann Ussery. ART CLUB SPONSORS, Mrs. Alene Franz and Mrs. Josephine McGlamery. MEMBERS: Kenny Blaclock, Barbara Bush, Shelton Carroll, Christine Goodman, Margaret Loyed, Kathryn Loyed, Donnie Martin, Rodney Partin, Katherine Duncan, Dorthey Rustin, Gary Slay, Johnny Stubbs, Howard Tiller, Calvin Toole, Evelyn Watkins, Polly York. 54 FEATURES 55 SUPERLATIVE CARTHELL EVERETT Tiger Scratch Editor A clever boy in every way, he'll be a great success some day. SUPERLATIVE LOUISE NAPIER Beta Club President So quiet and sweet, pleasant and neat; this makes Louise hard to beat. SENIOR LAUREATES Flossie Owen and Jimmy Duncan The highest honor that a senior can receive was bestowed upon Flossie and Jimmy. Laureate is a Latin word which means worthy of honor. They were elected by majority vote of the senior high school. MOST COURTEOUS Norma Jean McDaniel and Wayne Lasiter DAINTIEST GIRL Geraldine Arnold and MOST ATHLETIC BOY Charles Peterson MISS JUNIOR HIGH MARIE DORCH The Queen and her court were selected by judges from out of town, who were chosen by the Student Council. The Queen was sponsored by Mrs. Thaggard's Sixth Period History Class. Nancy Cook was sponsored by Mrs. Garner's Seventh Grade Section and Mildred Owens by Mrs. Everett's Eighth Grade Section. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT Left to right: Margaret Hartzog—1958 Queen, Marie Dorch, Mildred Owens, Nancy Cook. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY MRS. THELMA COGGIN, M.A., B.A. Florida State University Sixth Grade MRS. CARMEL EVERETT, B.S.E. Florida State University Eighth Grade MRS. NELLIE GARDNER, B.S. Florida State University Seventh Grade MRS. ELIZABETH GREEN, A.B. Florida State University Eighth Grade MRS. BEATRICE HASTY, B.S. University of Florida Sixth Grade MRS. MARY LOU HAYES, B.S. Troy State Teachers College Seventh Grade MRS. LUCY MINCHIN, B.S. Florida State University Eighth Grade MRS. ROSA N. REDDOCH, B.S.E. Troy State Teachers College Seventh Grade MRS. ANNIS THAGARD, B.S., H.E. Florida State University Eighth Grade MR. EARL WATTS, B.S. Mississippi Southern College Eighth Grade MRS. JOSEPHINE WEEKS, B.A. Florida State University Sixth Grade MRS. VELMA POTTER, B.A.E. University of Florida Sixth Grade WEEKS - 6th I. Baker, L. Barrentine, B. Bradshaw, P. Broom, C. Carter, A. Cripes, S. Faulk, R. Harrison, T. Hutchinson, W. Johnson R. Ladd, AA. Lee, F. Locke, T. Loyed, L. AAcQueen, D. AAilford, J. Newsome, T. Parker, W. Lee, P. Sellers C. Skipper, N. Stephens, G. Stubbs, C. Thibos, J. Tyus, W. Watts, R. Wheeler, G. Wiggins, J. Hayes HASTY - 6th B. Bell, S. Birge, J. Brown, S. Castle, C. Chance, P. K. Davis, F. Everett, J. L. Griffin, T. Hartzog, C. A. Hodges AA. Huckle, L. D. Jones, P. Lee, A. AAorris, J. Nelson, E. Newsome, C. Odom, J. A. Odom, J. Pleas, C. Roberts 73 AA. Ryan, AA. L. Sasser, D. Slay, R. Taylor, H. Vinson, B. Watts, L. Wood, N. York, M. Usery POTTER - 6TH A. Barfield, J. Bell, S. Boyett, B. Braxton, A. Braxton, C. Brock, W. Curlee, E. Duncan, S. Enfinger, A. Everett J. Hendrix, 1. Johnson, G. Mathias, W. McCrary, E. Meeks, L Minchin, B. Morris, H. Pate, Ed. Scroggin, D. Sowell S . D. Sullivan, L. Sunday, B. Taylor, L. Toole, D. Townsend, L Turner, B. Varnum, P. Wood, A. Wright COGGIN - 6TH T. Adkinson, C. Aultman, B. Barnes, R. Baxley, W. Berry, B. Brady, R. Byrd, G. Carroll, D. Davis, J. Hutto D. Kellum, C. Kowitz, W. Masker, L. Monk, S. Morris, J. Nance, F. Parish, E. J. Peel, E. Searcy, B. Spence HAYES - 7th A. Sapp, E. Sasser, W. Simon, A. Sowell, S. Tharp, Z. Tharp, G. Vickery, I. Watson GARDNER - 7th S. Burdeshaw, N. Cook, L. Cope, B. Creamer, J. Danford, H. Donaldson, M. Duncan, L. Everett, J. Faulk MINCHIN - 7th V. McClellan J. Nettles F. Peel. P. Phillips P. Ferguson M. L. Gay B. Hughes B. Holley R. Matthews S. Masatis C. Pippin B. Pleas C. Register W. Rhodes J. Sasser, M. Sasser, M. Smith, K. Swaine, M. Thurman, R. Whitehurst, L. Williams, M. Woodham, P. VanVIake REDDOCH - 7th D. Alsobrooks, R. Aukema, R. Bell, J. Brantley, B. Britt, J. Carter, F. Corbin, M. Davis, C. Ellis S. Finch J. Foxworth J. Gross D. Hayes G. Martin A. Mitchell W. Monk S. A. Pitts A. Rustin D. Scott B. Hutchins C. Joiner D. Kelly R. E. Lewis T. Morris E. Odom L. Parker R. Smith A. Stanley M. F. Strickland C. A. Tyus, Jr. C. Whittington r Jenell Wilson 76 EVERETT - 8TH D. Bush, D. Bush, C. Carol, C. Cushing, B. Deal, S. Dean, L Dunn, K. Hawk, G. Howel GREEN - 8TH G. Kittreil S. Lomax D. McDaniel L. Miles V. G. Peel M. Peel E. Reynolds D. Sims S. Snell H. Toole S. Toole G. Watts L. Rudd L. Shelley J. W. Shumake J. Miner M. Napier M. Owens D. Patterson I. Peterson, P. Shelley, F. Smith, C. Stevenson, C. Stevenson, D. Strickland, J. Toole, P. Toole, E. Watts 77 THAGARD - 8th A. Aukema, H. Adkins, M. Blalock, C. Bondurant, F. Cain, F. Crawford, C. Ellis, S. Franz, B. Holland G. Nelson K. Odom L O'Steen T. Miles M. Minchin J. Monk E. Nelson C. Owen M. Robinson D. Sasser G. Stanton J. Talyor H. Watson B. Williams WATTS - 8th H. Baker I. Baker E. Barrentine P. Bentley J. Carr J. Clite M. Day M. Dorch W. Foxworth F. Hicks D. Lewis J. Mitchell B. Monk L. Nelson 78 Q. Nichols, J. Peel, A. Roney, L. Sapp, K. Sasser, C. Shumaker, S. Tharpe, L. Tipper, E. Ursery FRESHMEN Billy Joy Linda Nelda Frances McCormick Way Walls Clenny Alford President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mildred Janice Ann Wary Ann Lynn Beard Bell Berry Braxton Bridges Phyllis Kathryn Barbara Shelton Lex Brown Burdeshaw� Bush Carroll Chance Bobbie Troy Carolyn Charles Katherine Clark Clark Corbin Corbin Corbin 0 Travis Corbin Audrey Danford Ronny Daniel Cheryl Davis Annie Grace Dorch FRESHMEN Johnny Thomas Katherine Linda Jerry Duncan Duncan Duncan Enfinger Everett Glenda Harold Annette Susan Hope Finch Gainey Gainey Gibson Gilbert Grover Barbara Andy Linda Charles Hall Hampton Harrell Harrell Harrell Margaret Wayne Wendell Nell Marty Hartzog Hawk Harrison Hays Hinson Hazel Howell Doyle Joiner Linda Joiner Ray Justice J. W. Kellum FRESHMEN Patrick Howard Carolyn Raymond Donnie Kelly Kent Kowitz Ladd Lewis Kathryn William Donnie Asa Patty Loyed toyed Martin Matthews McGeachy Bobby Patricia Judith Kitty Mary Jane Miller Morris Murray Neel Nelson Ray Jimmy Rodney Robert Richard Nunley Newton Partin Pleas Post Dolan Brenda Margaret Dempsey Dorothy Powell Rabon Rhodes Rogers Rustin 82 FRESHMEN Tullas John Bill Robert Roy Sapp Scroggin Seay Seay Sewell •V® 1® Phillip Buddy Colonel Shelley Shipes Shoemaker Slay Smith Laurell Delora Ann Voncile Betty Kenneth Smith Smith Smith Stanley Stanton James Evelyn Sherrill Billy Ward Watkins Wheeler Whittington Carolyn Bennie Phyllis Malaney Wilson Wilson Wilson Wood SOPHOMORES Millie Bass Gaynelle Baxley Jeannie Williams President Roy Matthias Vice-President Willene Tiller Secretary Paul Justice Treasurer Jimmy Cutts Parliamentarian Lila Gay Townsend Reporter Student Council Representatives Donna Beth McClellan Gene Vickery Freda Owen Sue Toole—Representative Juanita Adderhold Kenneth Adkinson Inez Baker Sharon Arnold Lanelle Berry Kenneth Blalock Faye Broom Alberta Bruner Peggy Burnett Wynelle Baxley Linda Baxter Donald Bell Robert Berry Frankie Bush Jean Carpenter Winston Carpenter Linda Nell Carter Eugene Champion SOPHOMORES Jimmy Lou Donaldson Barbara Farrior Jerry Cobb Kitty Coleman Mavis Corbin Johnny Culpepper Judy Dean Glyndell Creamer Eddie Cotter Janet Davis Keith Day Fuller Gainer Johnny Gilbert Christine Goodman Doyle Griffin Jo Ann Grimes Barbara Harrington Miriam Harrison Lenora Harrison Delena Hudson Deana Brunley Margaree Hughes Earl Hutchens Barbara Holmes Betty Sue Joiner Don Kelly Gary Kent Geraldine Kent Sharon Lewis Janice Locke Margaret Loyed Travis Merchant Bonnie Matthias SOPHOMORES Mary Nell Mitchell Cecil Morris Cynthia Miller Ann Obert Peggy Owings Minnie Parrish Joyce Parker Jack Rhodes Charles Morris Julie Morris Donnie Nettles Linda Nichols Mary Ellen Rich Kay Ann Roberts Clara Rustin Mack Sanders Annette Sasser Ellen Wachob Carmen Watson Helen Sasser Jo Ann Sewell Gary Slay James E. Taylor Angeline Wachob Wynell Tharp Bobby J. Toole Marion Toole Marion Nell Vinson SOPHOMORES James Wayne Polly White Otis Whitehead Marie Wilson Theron Wilson Gail Work Annie Bell Worthing Wayne Younge Polly York JUNIORS 89 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Diane Weldon; President, Marjorie Williams; Treasurer, Emily Owens. STANDING: Vice-President, Andrea Temples; Parliamentarian, Kenneth Enfinger; Reporter, Ray Davis. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Kathlee Toole Linda Clenny Joann Bell The duty of the Junior Class officers is to represent the members of the Junior Class to the best of their ability. Also to make a list of the projects during the summer, and see that the projects are carried out. Though, by far, not all the work is done by the class officers, much of the responsibility falls on their shoulders. The duties of the homeroom representatives are many. They must keep the homeroom members aware of the Student Council and its workings. They participate in all the projects of the council. They must act as chairmen of their homeroom in meetings if an officer is not present. Last is the duty of welcoming all new students, showing them around the campus, and also introducing them in assembly. Euyl Bush 90 Glenda Avery Joann Bell Suzanne Baker Eddie Bowers Karin Bush Ronald Bush Bobby Bush Euyl Bush JUNIORS Ruth Crutchfield Gemilia Daniels Howard Davis Jimmy Davis Ray Davis Kenneth Enfinger Charles Everett James Everett Mary Finch Ernest Foxworth Paul Foxworth Montez Gainey Whit Gainey Kae Gilmore Charles Gordy Ronnie Harrell JUNIORS Bobby Kittrell Chuck Landers Angeline Malloy Janice Malloy Henry Matthews Bobby McGeachy Tobatha McLendon Joyce McQueen Gail Page Donnie Peel Ivy Jane Peel Jackie Miller Dana Neel Janice Nelson Ronnie Nelson Fritz Nystrom Jerry Obert Emily Owens Jerry Owen JUNIORS Libby Reynolds Rebecca Rhodes Hertis Riley Coy Roney Bobby Rustin Marie Bentley Myrtle Sasser Ann Shelly JUNIORS Bertha Slay Margaret Smith Juanell Smith Ruth Spooner Bobby Stanley Harriet Stevenson Gerald Taylor Andrea Temples Joan Warren 94 Clydie Whitehurst Roland Whittington Marjorie Williams Tommy Williams Loretta Wilson Barbara Wolfe Shirley Woodham Jerry Younge DERBY SALES Each year the Junior Class raises money by sponsor- ing Derby Week. During this week, usually in March, hardly a student at C.H.S. is seen not sporting a bright- ly colored derby. CAR WASH Since entering high school, the present Junior Class has sponsored a car wash each year. This activity is operated in shifts and is usually very successful. CONCESSION STAND At all home basketball games the Junior Class sells candy, chewing gum, and popcorn. For this purpose they are allotted space at the concession stand in the gym. ACTIVITIES JUNIOR JUNIOR MOVIE Annually the Juniors of C.H.S. present a movie. They have two showings of the movie and charge admission. This year the title of the Junior Movie was 'The Private War of Major Benson. JUNIOR PLAY 96 TIME OUT FOR GINGER Lizzie, the maid DANA NEEL Agnes Carol RUTH CRUTCHFIELD Howard Carol RAY DAVIS Joan, 18 year old daughter MARJORIE WILLIAMS Jeannie, 16 year old daughter BETH BRANNAN Ginger, 14 year old daughter DIANE WELDON Eddie Davis, an athlete BOBBY KITTRELL Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriend RONNIE HARRELL Mr. Wilson, High School Principal EDDIE BOWERS Ed Hoffman, Bank President CHARLES GORDY Directors LIBBY REYNOLDS MR. HOWARD PELHAM KAE GILMORE EMILY OWENS CHUCK LANDERS Jeannie's opening night as Victoria SENIORS 97 CLASS PROPHECY When the Martians landed at C.H.S., the Senior Sponsors found that one particular Martian named Yzarc Nam Yzarc could predict the future. Mr. Adams, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Reddick, and Mr. Pelham decided to get Yzarc to tell them what the Senior Class of 1959 would be doing in ten years. This is his report: ANNETTE GAINER and ALTA SEWELL have an exclusive beauty parlor on Pluto. It is opened to rich, handsome, and single male Plutonians. CHARLES DUNN, a construction engineer for the Road Department of Saturn, has just finished a bridge between Saturn and Jupiter. The bridge is a mere 402 million miles long. LAMAR GAY is the Elvis Presley of Jupiter. His song writer, who wrote such hits as You Ain't Nothing But a Space Hound and Why Do You Always Runt Out of Gas and Leave Me Up In Space?, is none other than BILLY RAY SLAY. NORMA McDANIEL and FAYE OWENS, two former Miss C.H.S., are two of the five finalists in the Miss Outer Space contest. GARY WHEELER, TOMMY JACKSON, and EULISS LOCKE are the judges for this contest. ANN NUNLEY is Saturn's greatest space suit designer. Her latest style is the One- Look suit. One look and you can't bear to look again. KENNETH RUSTIN, FRED TAYLOR, and PHILLIP GRIFFIN, members of the W.W.G. A.A.D.A.F.M.C. (We Will Go Anywhere and Do Anything for Money Corps) are leaving soon to explore an unknown planet. JEAN FOWLER, FLO ALFORD, and JEAN DICKENSON have just opened a new hospital on Mars. Jean Fowler sings the patient to sleep, Flo operates, and Jean Dickenson takes the money. JIMMY DUNCAN is the most popular television star on Mars. His program is called Have Space Ship, Will Fly. FLOSSIE OWEN, the famous pianist, is making a tour of the solar system. Traveling with her are LOUISE NAPIER, GERALDINE ARNOLD, and BETTY JOYCE THARP. These girls sing the latest and are known as the Satellites. TOMMY McPHILLIPS is now a magazine salesman for the Jupiter Publishing Com- pany. His chief competitor is DOW GILMORE. REBA DUNCAN, MYRTLE RABON, and NANCY TOOLE are teaching a course in Earth History to the students on Mars. JERRY ODOM is known to the people of Mars as the Great White Hunter. He hunts house cats. CHRISTINE TAYLOR now has a school for majorettes. Helping her are YVONNE RICHTER and ANNETTE SASSER. LYNTON MALLOY is the Sherlock Holmes of Saturn. Since graduation, Lynton has solved some 2,000 cases. Quite a record! MAVIS NICHOLS is the first woman president of Pluto. Her vice-president is JEN- NELLE NELSON. CHARLES PETERSON and CHIP WOOD are building a space ship so that they can come back to earth. It seems that Coach Kimbrough sent word that he needed two excellent players, and Charles and Chip wanted to help him. WAYNE DAVIS and FRANK PARKER have just formed the Pipeline of Space. GERLENE WOOD is now Chief of Police on Mars. Her head deputy is MARTHA BERRY. THOMAS PORTER is a news reporter with N.B.C. (Neptune Broadcasting Com- pany). LINDA HAYES, MARILYN USERY, MARY TEMPLES, and ELAINE ENFINGER are secretaries for ROY SASSER who is the richest man on the moon. Roy made his money by selling green cheese. NELL BARRY is doing right well for herself, too. She has just bought a space ship which is so large it takes six days to go from one end to the other. FREEMAN MORRIS and FRANKLIN PATE are operating a Fly-In Restaurant. They specialize in Spaceburgers and Electron Shakes. RICHARD McADAMS now owns a chain of used space ship lots. Managing his various lots are BOBBY TOOLE, HOLLY BRITT, DANIEL HATCHER, and GARRIE SMITH. MAREEN DEAN, BETTY PHILLIPS, and SHIRLEY MONK are doing television com- mercials. They advertize Soggie Woggies, the cereal that is just a little bit soggier than any other cereal. REGGIE PELHAM and WESLEY SHOEMAKER are weather forecasters for a television station on Uranus. They have just set a new record for predicting weather. They were wrong 99 Vi times out of 100. BETTY RUTH CUSHING is the new Miss Mercury. She was selected because of her BIG brown eyes. CALVIN BRUNER, REX SOWELL, and CARTHELL EVERETT are bachelor playboys. They roam from planet to planet leaving a string of broken hearts behind them. HELEN COLEY, MERLENE GRIFFIN, EVELYN CLARK, and PATRICIA TEW are col- laborators on a new series of children's books. The titles of the first two to come out were Three Little Martians and Snow White and the Seven Space Men. WAYNE LASITER, PAUL HUTCHINS, BILLY HUDSON, LARRY GRISSETT, JIMMY BUSH, and JAMES BAXLEY are doing undercover work for the government of Mars. Their work is so secret even they don't know what they are doing. With such a future predicted, the destined-to-be-famous class of 1959 waits im- patiently until all these things come to be. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of Chipley High School, being of sound mind and realizing the uncertainty of life and of disposing memory, do hereby sign, declare, and publish this our Last Will and Testament. To Mr. Williams, the office personnel, and all the faculty at Chipley High School, we leave our thanks and deepest appreciation for helping us through our years in school. To the Seniors of 1960, we leave the best of luck and we hope that you will succeed in your projects and the activities you are to undergo as Seniors. I, Reba Duncan, will my typing ability to Kathlee Toole, who needs it very much. We, Wayne Lasiter and Freeman Morris, will our printing abilities to anyone brave enough to get along with Mr. Pelham. I, Ruth Cushing, will my ability to get caught by Mr. Clemments on my motorscooter to anyone crazy enough to try it. I, Dow Gilmore, will my Henry J. to Kae, my weekly essay to Mr. Pelham, and my long eyelashes to Mrs. McGraw. I, Jean Fowler, will my height to Dianne Weldon, who needs it. I, Flossy Owen, will the office of treasurer of the Stu- dent Council to anyone who doesn't have sticky fingers, and my laughing ability to Freda, who thinks I'm silly. I, Jerry Odom, do hereby will Chipley High School to the Foreign Legion. I, Lamar Gay, will my cowboy boots to Mr. Pelham, who needs them very much. I, Chip Wood, will my position as chief arguer in College English to anyone who can out-talk Mr. Pelham. I, Faye Owens, will my excessive typing speed to An- drea Temples. Poor kid, she needs it. I, Flo Alford, leave College English thoroughly con- fused and ready for college?? I, Jimmy Duncan, do hereby will my catsup bottle to Jackie Miller. I, Bobby Toole, will visit Chuck Eddie's. I, Daniel Hatcher, will my ability to drive (and not get caught) to anyone who can. We, Annette Gainer and Frances Murphy, will our abilities to be friendly and witty to Patty McGeachy. I, Fred Taylor, will my long beard to Coach Bailey, who needs it. I, Elaine Enfinger, will my brilliant brain to poor dumb Marjorie Williams. I, Alta Sewell, will my typing ability to my little brother, Roy. I, Martha Berry, will my ability to slip in ditches at the wrong places and to have flat tires at the wrong time to Frankie Bush, who hasn't had the nerve to try all this excitement yet. I, Gerlene Wood, will my seat in chemistry to Phil Phillips, if he has the nerve to take it. I, Evelyn Clark, will my seat in American Problems to Mary Finch. I, Linda Hayes, will my title Miss Chipley of 1958 to my niece, Tammy Kirkland, for the year 1974. I, Mavis Nichols, will my position as Editor-in-Chief of the Paw Prints to my niece, Margaret Ann Pettis in 1967-68. I, Roy Sasser, will nothing because I will be needing mine again next year. I, Charles Peterson, will my pool-stick to some new boy, who is trying to take up the game. I, Franklin Pate, will my hair to Mr. Adams. I, Nancy Toole, will my dark hair and dark eyes to Phyllis Wilson. I, Geraldine Arnold, will my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to Sheryl Arnold. I, Carthell Everett, won't will nothing, but anyone who wants it, will find it in a little box forty paces S-SE of the largest toad-stool in the biggest crater on the Moon. I, Jean Dickenson, will my title, Most Flirtatious, to Barbara Farrior. I, Tommy Jackson, ain't gonna leave a cotton picking thing, I'm gonna take her with me. 100 I� Mary Temples, will my naturally curly hair to Mr. Adams, who really needs it. I, Gary Wheeler, will my place in the Chipley cheer- ing section to Jimmy Davis, who is bashful and needs it. I Yvonne Richter, will leave C. H. S. with pleasant memories. I, Tommy McPhillips, will my brain to the Science Department. I, James Baxley, will my job at Godfrey Auto Supply to anyone willing to work for a low salary. I, Lynton Malloy, will, if possible. I, Helen Coley, will my ability to have two boyfriends at one time to anyone unfortunate enough to have such luck. I, Kenneth Rustin, will my ability to drive a truck, to Mary Nell Mitchell, who wishes to learn. We, Charles Dunn and Billy Ray Slay, will our lovely flaming red hair to Mr. Adams, who needs a hand- some feature. I, Holly Britt, leave my ability to get away with cer- tain things he can't to Roland Whittington. I, Ann Nunley, will my seat in bookkeeping to any- one willing to keep up. I, Calvin Bruner, will will my will to anyone who will have it. I, Norma McDaniel, will my tiny waistline to Ronnie Nelson. But does he need it? I, Marilyn Usery, will my height to Jimmy Trawick who doesn't need it at all. I, Jimmy Bush, will my Henry J. to anyone with enough money to buy it from the Ford Co. I, Shirley Monk, will my curls to Berna Lou, who needs them. I, Euliss Locke, will my ability to make a grade in American Problem to any junior who flunked World History. I, Billy Merril Hudson, will my ability to sleep in class to anyone who is smart enough to try it. I, Annette Sasser, will my quiet ways to Peggy Burnette. But does she need them? I, Nell Berry, will my weight to Angeline Malloy. I Reggie Pelham, finding no one worthy of my many admirable and desirable traits, take them with me. I, Louise Napier, will my Beta Club presidency to some lucky Junior. I, Wesley Shoemaker, will all of my athletic equip- ment to Jolly Jim, if he wants them. I, Jennelle Nelson, will my ability to get married to a nice looking boy from Graceville to Gemelia Daniel. I, Garrie Smith, will my body to Mr. Adams. May he find something to use it for. I, Rex Sowell, will my nickname to anyone that wants it. I, Thomas Porter, will my position as president of the Student Council to some dumb junior. I, Christine Taylor, will my seat in Physical Science to anyone wishing to major in this course. I, Maureen Dean, leave my sympathy to next year's history class under Coach Kimbrough. I, Betty Joyce Tharp, will my seat in shorthand -to my sister, Wynell. I, Betty Sanders Phillips, leave my ability to finish school after marriage to Ruth Crutchfield. I, Myrtle Rabon, will my seat in shorthand to my sister, Brenda; that is if she can put up with Mr. Ray. I, Richard Wayne McAdams, will my nickname Road Runner to anyone who is foolish enough to pull some of the pranks I've pulled. I, Patricia Tew, will my typewriter to anyone who wants it. I, Merlene Griffin, will my second year shorthand book to anyone who thinks they want it. I, Larry Grissett, will leave everything behind. I, Phillip Griffin, will my chances to make a grade in American Problems to anyone who will take a chance. I, Paul Hutchins, will my ability to hit the volleyball with my fist to Coach Watts; he really needs it. CLASS OF ’59 HISTORY As the pages of life are turned, the ones remembered most are our high school days. For eight long years we looked forward to 1955 when we could be in senior high school. As these four short years passed, we were con- stantly striving to prepare ourselves for the future. Now as our high school days have passed, let's look back and recall our activities and thrills. Our Freshman school term was directed by MRS. GEORGIA McGRAW, MISS JOAN COLEY, MRS. JOSE- PHINE McGLAMERY, and MR. FRED BRAMBLETT, our sponsor. The class chose FLOSSIE OWEN, CHARLES DUNN, ELMO HUDSON, and CHRISTINE TAYLOR to represent us in the student government. JEAN FOWLER was chosen as one of Miss C.H.S.'s Attendants. Time seemed very short before June. This month reminds us that there is no more studying for three months. In September of 1956 the group returned to CHS as Sophomores. Still in need of guidance, we looked to MRS. JOAN CHANCE, MRS. LILA CASTLE, MR. J. B. WARD, and MR. TRAVIS CASTLE. The Sophomore Stu- dent Council Representatives this year were MAVIS NICHOLS, ELVIE JEAN PARK, FLO ALFORD, and CHARLES PETERSON. One of the 1956 Homecoming Attendants was JEAN FOWLER. The class became excited when FAYE OWENS was crowned Miss C.H.S. of 1957. This completed our Sophomore activities. We were guided through our Junior year by MRS. BARBARA WATTS, MRS. JOAN CHANCE, MR. RALPH RAY, and MR. ROBERT A. LEE. As our Class officers we elected CARTHELL EVERETT, President; FLOSSIE OWEN, Vice-President; FLO ALFORD, Secretary; LOUISE NAPIER, Treasurer; AAAVIS NICHOLS, Reporter; and CHRISTINE TAYLOR, Parliamentarian. To represent the class in the Student Council we chose DOW GILMORE, JIMMY DUN- CAN, REGGIE PELHAM, and BILLY RAY SLAY. Officers of the student government from our class were CHARLES DUNN, Vice-President; NORMA McDANIEL, Secretary; and THOMAS PORTER, Representative-at-Large. MARY TEMPLES and NORMA McDANIEL were attendants in the Homecoming Queen's Court. GERELENE WOOD was ac- tive as one of the Senior Cheerleaders. New Beta Club members selected were JIMMY DUNCAN, LOUISE NA- PIER, CHARLES DUNN, MYRTLE RABON, ELVIE JEAN PARK, DOW GILMORE, MAVIS NICHOLS, FLO ALFORD, FLOSSIE OWEN, REBA DUNCAN, and JEAN DICKENSON. In February we were really excited when NORMA Mc- DANIEL was crowned Miss C.H.S. for 1958. The class chose Don't Take My Penny as its play and My Pal Gus as its movie. The Class also sponsored Derby Week. The highlight of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet, the theme of which was Fairy- land. As we returned the September of 1958, we began the final step of our journey. We were deeply indebted to our sponsors, MRS. CARRIE REDDICK, MRS. GERALDINE RICE, MR. CHARLES ADAMS, and MR. HOWARD PEL- HAM. As class officers for the last year we selected JEAN FOWLER, President; BILLY RAY SLAY, Vice-President; NORMA McDANIEL, Secretary; CHARLES DUNN, Treas- urer; WAYNE LASSITER, Parliamentarian; and ANNETTE GAINER, Reporter. The senior Student Council officers were THOAAAS PORTER, President; FLOSSIE OWEN, Treas- urer; and CARTHELL EVERETT, as one of the Representa- tives-at-Large. The Senior Class was represented in the student government by WESLEY SHOEMAKER, LINDA HAYES, GERLENE WOOD, and REBA DUNCAN. GERLENE WOOD was one of the Miss Homecoming 1958 at- tendants. MAVIS NICHOLS was elected as our 1959 Paw Prints Editor. The Tiger Scratch Editor-in-Chief was CAR- THELL EVERETT. A member of our class, LINDA HAYES, represented Chipley in the Peanut Festival. Several mem- bers of the class were selected by various clubs and organizations to represent them in the Seventh Annual Beauty Review. In the Miss C.H.S. 1959 court LINDA HAYES was an attendant. The 1959 Miss Homemaker of Tomorrow title was awarded to JEAN DICKENSON. The Senior Class used Magnificent Obsession as its movie and presented The Curious Savage as the class play. This completed our class history and accomplish- ments. The 1959 Senior Class lived up to their motto Forward Ever—Backward Never. 102 SENIOR SPONSORS Mr. Charles Adams, Mrs. Geraldine Rice, Mrs. Carrie Reddick, Mr. Howard Pelham. These are our sponsors, teachers, and friends. They have instructed us, encouraged us, and led us by example. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES These student council members have represented the Senior Class in all student council projects. STANDING: Reba Duncan, Linda Hayes, Gerlene Wood. SEATED: Wesley Shoemaker. k 103 SENIORS JAMES BAXLEY Are we downhearted7 No! FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 1, 2. AAARTHA BERRY Serene as the dawn. Girls' Sports Club 1; Band Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Li- brarian 4. Oh, fair is she, you're sure to trust—loads of fun and personality plus. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Secretary 1, 2; Band Club 1, 2, 4; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Beauty Review 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Presi- dents' Club 4; Secretary 4; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Paw Prints Staff 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Class Favorite 4. HOLLY BRITT Every man is the maker of his own fortune. FFA 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Library Club 3, 4; Sports Club 1, 2. t 104 SENIORS MAUREEN DEAN It is good to live and learn ' Record at Marianna High, Mari- anna, Florida 2, 3; Tri Hi Y 1; FHA 1; Spanish Club 4; Glee Club 4. BETTY RUTH CUSHING Pleasant girl with a pleasant smile. Tri Hi Y 1; Reporter 1; Pep Club 2; FBLA 3, 4; Dramatics Club A 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3. JIMMY DUNCAN To be, not to seem to be. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Band Club 4; Vice-President 4; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. REBA DUNCAN A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the end CHARLES DUNN A head packed full of Library Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3; FTA 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; FHA 4. brains and a heart f packed full of sunshine. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Student Council 1, 3; Vice-President 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Band Club 1; Class Treasurer 4; Class Favorite 4. JEAN DICKENSON Can't cook, can't draw, don't resemble Venus — Can't sing, can't write, guess I'm just a genius. Dramatic Club 1; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2; Slide Rule Club 3, 4; President 3; Student Di- rector of Junior Play 3; Class Favorite 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. 105 SENIORS ANNETTE GAINER The only way to find a friend is to be one. Sports Club 1; FHA 2; FBLA 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Dramatic Club B 3; Beauty Review 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Presidents' Club 4; Class Fa- vorite 4. ELAINE ENFINGER She's O.K. in every way. Sports Club 1; FHA 1; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3; Class Play 4. CARTHELL EVERETT Friends, Romans, Countrymen — lend me your girls. Record at South Junior High, Ogden, Utah 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Presidents' Club 1; Art Club 2; Basketball 2; Class President 3; Tiger Scratch Editor 4; Slide Rule Club 3, 4; Track 3; Superlative 4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff Photographer 4; Class Play 4. JEAN FOWLER Her face is her fortune and it runs into a nice figure. Tri Hi Y 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Class Play 3; Presidents' Club 4; Class President 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Superlative 4; Beauty Review 1, 3. DOW GILMORE I'll do the difficult now; the impossible will 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Band take a little longer. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Class Play Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; 3' Class Favofl 4 y Club 1, 2; Beta Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; C Club 1, 2, C,ub 3' 4; Presidents' Club 4. LAMAR GAY Here's our Romeo, Where's our Juliet? Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-Presi- dent 3; Key Club 2, 3; Secretary 3; Camera Club 1; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2. MERLENE GRIFFIN Sweet in disposition. Tri Hi Y 1; FHA 2, 4; FBLA 3. PHILIP GRIFFIN I am sure care is an enemy to life. Sports Club 2; FFA 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Audio- Visual Library 4. 106 DANIEL HATCHER A friend of whom you are always sure. FFA 1, 4. LINDA HAYES As likeable as she is lookable. Sports Club 1; Tri Hi Y 1; Beauty Review 2' 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; FHA 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Class Favorite 4; Miss Chipley 4. TOMMY JACKSON Laugh and be happy Hi Y 1; Boys' Sports Club 1; FFA 2, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Pep Club 3; Junior Play 3; President 4; Library Club 4; Presidents' Club 4. WAYNE LASITER He's qu ef, but quite a fellow. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Library Club 1; Junior Class Officer 3; Boys' Sports Club 1; Presidents' Club 4; Junior Play 3; Tiger Scratch Staff 3, 4. EULISS LOCKE Meet we no angels? Boys' Sports Club 1, 2; FFA 1, 2; Pep Club 3; Library Club 4. 1 PAUL HUTCHINS He kisses the book's outside who never looks within Hi Y 1; Boys' Sports Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Pep Club 4. 107 SENIORS norma McDaniel MINER Courtesy is never out of fash- ion Library Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Secretary 3; Pep Club 4; FHA 1; Class Officer 4; Miss CHS 3. LYNTON MALLOY Yep, I'm a senior this year! Football 1, 3, 4; Sports Club 1; Math Club 2; Pep Club 3, 4; C Club 4; Class Favorite 4. RICHARD McADAMS Every day is Ladies' Day with me. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4. TOMMY McPHILLIPS Although he is extremely quiet, he's just the type that the girls all like. Record at Lakeland, Fla. 1; FFA 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MONK Simplicity and quietness are her greatest charms. Tri Hi Y 1; Pep Club 2; FBLA 3, 4. FREEMAN MORRIS Trouble never troubled him.1 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; The 59'ers 4; Journalism 3, 4. FRANCES KENT MURPHY Ever ready as a friend. Girls' Sports Club 1; FHA 2; FBLA 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. LOUISE NAPIER May she never change except her name. Girls' Sports Club 1; Tri Hi Y 2; Treasurer 2; Dramatic Club ”B 3; FBLA 3, 4; Re- porter 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Class Officer 3; Class Super- lative 4; Class Favorite 4. 108 j SENIORS JENNELLE NELSON She wears a smile that won't erase. Glee Club 1, 2; FHA 2; Audio-Visual Library I Club 4; Secretary 4; FBLA 3; Secretary 3; H Pep Club 2. 1 JERRY ODOM may not be handsome, but I declare I have a distinguished look Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Vice- President 4; C Club 4; Boys' Sports Club 1; Key Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. MAVIS NICHOLS Neat, sweet, and hard to beat. FHA 1; Audio-Visual Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Student Council Representative 2; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Tiger Scratch Staff 3, 4; Paw Prints Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Superlative 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Play 4. ANN NUNLEY t s nice to be natural if you are naturally nice. Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3, 4. FAYE OWENS Curly hair, shiny eyes, merry humor, she's a prize. Tri Hi Y 1; Audio-Visual Library Club 2; His- torian 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 2; Vice- President 3; President 4; Miss CHS 2; Class Play 3; Paw Prints Staff 3, 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 3, 4; Presidents' Club 4. FRANKLIN PATE So runs the world away. Boys' Sports Club 1, 2; Library Club 3, 4; Historian 3; Reporter 4. REGGIE PELHAM Friendly as a puppy. Hi Y 1; Vice-President 1; Art Club 2; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 4; Dramatics Club 2; Class Fa- vorite 4; C Club 4; Band Club 1. j FLOSSIE OWEN Her friends are many; her foes—has she any? Tri Hi Y 1; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Class Officer 3; Student Council Officer 4; Presidents' Club 2; Pallette Club 2; Presi- dent 2; FBLA 3; Student Coun- cil Representative 1; Class Fa- vorite 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Tiger Scratch Staff 4; Paw Prints Staff 4. 109 SENIORS MYRTLE RABON They that do the work make the least noise. Tri Hi Y 1; FBLA 3, 4; Vice- President 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Favorite 4. YVONNE RICHTER Like glimpses of forgotten dreams. Pep Club 1; FBLA 3; FTA 2. CHARLES PETERSON Most athletic, we all agree C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Library Club 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Presidents' Club 2; Key Club 2. BETTY SANDERS PHILLIPS A cheery smile, a shy hello, a likeable girl to meet and know. FHA 1; FBLA 3, 4. THOAAAS PORTER If having fun was a crime, Thomas would be serving a life sentence Sports Club 1; Slide Rule Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 3, 4; President 4; Presidents' Club 4; Class Play 4. KENNETH RUSTIN Let others slave, I have done my duty. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Soorts Club 3. ANNETTE SASSER In spite of her size, she has a heart with room for all. Tri Hi Y 1; Pep Club 2; FBLA 3; Audio- Visual Library Club 4. ROY SASSER School is all right when there isn't any- thing else to do. Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Track 4. NO SENIORS WESLEY SHOEMAKER Ready for work, fun, or play. Band 1, 2, 2, 4; Band Club 1, 2; C Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Slide Rule Club 3; Pep Club 4; Dramatics Club A 3; Student Council Representative 4. BILLY RAY SLAY You may look innocent and quiet, but woe, when the teachers are out of sight. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3; Class Play 3; Slide Rule Club 2, 3, 4; Hi Y 1; Class Officer 4; Class Favorite 4; Class Play 4; Dramatics Club 2. FRED TAYLOR CHRISTINE TAYLOR When fun and duty clash smash. Life is too short to worry Football 1; Basketball 1; Sports Club 1; Pep Club 2, 4; President 4; FFA ], 2 3 4- Presidents' Club 4; C Club 1, 2, 2, 4. let duty go to __________________ Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Drum M jorette 2; Drum Majorette 4; Beauty Reviev 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 1, 2, 3, t Girls' Sports Club 1; Vice-President 1; Stv dent Council 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; Clas Officer 3; Class Play 3, 4. MARY STEVENSON TEMPLES A wife—domestic. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Class Play 3; Pep Club 3, 4. GARRIE SMITH As quiet as water under a mill. Band Club 1, 2, 4; Slide Rule Club 3. REX SOWELL Small folks seem to fill a place that no other can re- place. Boys' Sports Club 1, 2; FFA 1, 2; Audio-Visual Library Club 4. Ill SENIORS BOBBY TOOLE God made me small, so He could do a better fob of it. Sports Club 3. 5� PATRICIA TEW A friend both wise and true. Girls' Sports Club 1; Tri Hi Y 2; FBLA 3, 4. BETTY JOYCE THARP As faultless as a flower Tri Hi Y 1; FBLA 3, 4. NANCY TOOLE Calm as summer. Art Club 1; Tri Hi Y 1; FBLA 3; FTA 4. GARY WHEELER While we live, let us enjoy life. Music Club 1; Boys' Sports Club 2; Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Class Play 3; Pep Club 4. GERLENE WOOD Gay and gladsome as mischief FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Projects 2; Secretary 3; Parliamentarian 4; Girls' Sports Club 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer 1; Dramatics Club 3; Cheerleader 3; Class Play 3; Pep Club 3; Student Council Representative 4; Class Favorite 4. CHIP WOOD Take care of me. Good men are hard to find. Slide Rule Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Basketball 1; Hi Y 1; Treasurer 1; Key Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Co-Captain of Football Team 4; Class Favorite 4. MARILYN USERY Stars of a summer night. FHA 1, 2; Tri Hi Y 1; Glee Club 1, 3; Pep Club 3, 4. 112 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .......................... JEAN FOWLER Vice-President ... ............... BILLY RAY SLAY Secrefary norma McDaniel miner Treasurer ....... CHARLES DUNN ReP°rfer ......................... ANNETTE GAINER Parliamentarian WAYNE LASITER CLASS MOTTO Forward ever; Backward never CLASS COLORS Mint Green and White CLASS FLOWER White Gladiola SENIOR ACTIVITIES People from Mars even eat ice cream from the Senior Class dur- ing the freezing months. People from out of space always read the news stories from Chipley High School. They only read the magazines which were sold by the Seniors. Cookies which are sold by the journalism class do not seem to make the Martians pretty girls gain weight. King sized, regular, or most any size cokes are sold by the Senior Class. 114 SENIOR ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL CONCESSIONS Peanuts, hamburgers, hotdogs, candy and chewing gum for sale! TIGER SCRATCH SALES Get your Tiger Scratch now! The latest gossip and news is presented each month. PRINTING PRESS ANNUAL SALES Need any printing done? Personal cards and campaign cards are Latest news on the space rockets is out! specialized. SENIOR PLAY THE CURIOUS SAVAGE CAST Flossie Owen__________________________________ ETHEL P. SAVAGE Thomas Porter TITUS SAVAGE Chip Wood SAMUEL SAVAGE Christine Taylor LILY BELLE SAVAGE Norma Miner FAIRY MAY Elaine Enfinger FLORENCE Billy Ray Slay JEFFREY Reggie Pelham HANNIBAL Carthell Everett ____________________________________ DR. EMMETT Mavis Nichols MISS WILLIE Jean Dickenson AARS. PADDY Director.............................. AAR. HOWARD PELHAM Student Directors TOAAMY JACKSON PAUL HUTCHINS Oh, there's a rat as big as a mouse. Martha Berry, Props, Flo Alford, Make-up, Jean Fowler, Ward- robe, Gerlene Wood, Stage Set Director. 116 MEMORIES GRADUATION 1957-58 Johnny Watford, President of Senior Class. Valedictorians receive awards David Sellers, President of Student Council. 118 GRADUATION 1957-58 Seniors start with the processional—marching to graduation. Senior Glee Club members and Senior Band members present part of the program. Seniors close the graduation ceremony with the recessional. 1 119 I 957-58 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Administrative personnel enjoys being in Fairyland. 120 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McFatter, Mrs. Agnes Leonard, Jimmy Duncan, and Carth?ll Everett at the Junior-Senior Banquet. ADVERTISEMENTS 121 Congratulations to the Class of '59 BEALL IMPLEMENT COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR ARMSTRONG TIRES AND TUBES We Carry a Complete Stock of Truck, Tractor, and Car Tires E. LaFayette St. — Phone HU-2-3230 MARIANNA FLORIDA 1947 KINDERGARTEN GRADUATES NOW 1959 SENIORS SENIORS—STANDING (Left to right): Mary Temples, Garrie Smith, Jimmy Duncan, Wesley Shoemaker, Judy Tharp, Mike Swaine, Jean Dickenson, Dow Gilmore, Jerry Odom, Jean Fowler, Flo Alford, Nan Cox, Virginia Lawrence, Reggie Pelham, Betty Lou Waldron, Chip Wood. JUNIORS— SEATED: Beth Brannon, Diane Weldon, Charles Gordy, Al Nease, Sara Kae Gilmore, Dan Cleveland, Bobby Kittrell, Eddie Bowers. 1959 SENIORS' KINDERGARTEN JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Left to right: Mary Temples, Jerry Odom, Al Nease, Dan Cleaveland, Nan Cox, Beth Brannon, Jimmy Duncan, Diane Weldon, Dow Gilmore, Charles Gordy, Kae Gilmore, Garrie Smith, Reggie Pelham, Judy Tharp, Bobby Kittrell, Chip Wood, Jean Fowler, Mike Swaine. Congratulations, Seniors! MARIE HOTEL Panama City, Florida BURFORD-TOOTHAKER TRACTOR CO. Caterpillar ROAD MACHINERY TRACTORS DIESEL ENGINES Main Office MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Branch Office MOBILE, ALABAMA P.O. 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Remember The Alrno I Mars Bound? tea Terrific Together IDana Smile Three Heads re B er Than Two mm jf ;:.i [ | i Dinner is Served Heat Wave The Big One PrQt- LEM HAYES' BARBER SHOP Chipley Florida Chipley PI0GLY WIGGLY We Give S H Green Stamps CARL YOUNG, Manager Florida |y CHEVROLET i JONES CHEVROLET COMPANY Highway 90 Phone Ll-7-4111 New and Used Cars Sales and Service BONIFAY, FLORIDA Compliments of LITTLE MARKET Graceland Rorida Compliments of KRASELSKY'S Dothan Alabama Compliments of PANAMA SHEET METALS WORKS Panama City Rorida C D PONTIAC COMPANY Chipley Florida VANCE THEATER Chipley ME-8-0862 Florida OWEN'S FURNITURE COMPANY Chipley ME-8-0220 Rorida Compliments of SUPERINTENDENT BILL Me FATTER AMOCO STATION Mufflers Welding Recapping Gasoline CHIPLEY FLORIDA SASSER'S BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Modem Bookkeeping System Designed for Your Particular Business Income Tax Returns Notary Public MErcury 8-0434 Located in the Cook Building Room 2 CHIPLEY FLORIDA Jean Dickenson being awarded title of Homemaker of Tomorrow. Tommy McPhillips being congratulated by Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on his prize winning steer. BEAUTY REVUE SNAPSHOTS Miss C.H.S. Contestants Miss Junior High Contestants I 59