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

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Larry Parker Freddy Peel Martha Peterson “Welcomed wherever he “Full of life and lively fun; a “Dependable, likable, a friend sin- goes, and valued for him- friend and pal to everyone.” cere; always full of fun and good self.” Carolyn Pippin cheer.” Betty Pleas “Sweet, Dependable, and Fair; Shirley Pitts “Sincerely herself in all She is liked by everyone every- “A more versatile, ingenious per- situations—one most worthy where.” son one will not find—her lofty of much emulation.” ideas will one day make headline.” Gus Prescott Charles Register Gale Roberts “He is jolly, good natured and “The nice-guy type, and a good “He’s not too bashful or too true, and his share he is willing athlete—traits that just cannot be bold; yet he’s exactly right to do.” beat.” we’re told.”

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 Van McClellan Ronnie McDaniel Ann Mitchell “The foresight for Van is certainly success—he’s one who is always at his best.” “Generous, big-hearted, and kind, a better friend would be hard to find.” “To know her is to love her and to love her but for- ever.” Phyllis Mitchell Myrl Moody Kathleen Nelson “She is a rainbow to the storms of life.” “The sweetness of her smile makes us all feel at ease.” “A perfect woman nobly planned.” Ferrell Nichols Eleanor Nixon Carlton Padgett “Sincere sometimes, joyful sometimes, friendly always.” “So quiet she seems, so still and wise, ’til we see the twinkle in the “We can do more by being good than any other way.” eyes.”

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Linda Sanders Aubrey Sapp Ellen Sasser “For nature made her what she “Every inch a good fellow . . . “Fun and frolic; glee is is and never made another.” and oh, so many inches.” there; the will to do; the soul to care.” Jerry Sasser “Nothing is so hard that search Patsy Shelley “None but herself can be her David Slay will not find it out.” parallel.” “Worry little, study less is his idea of happiness.” Mary Ellen Smith Mike Smith Aubrey Sowell “Simplicity and quietness “Friendly to all; hostile to none, “Known for his happy heart and are her greatest charms.” always jolly and full of fun.” good nature.”