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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

PAW PRINTS 1966 Chipley High School Chipley, Florida 2 A Search for Definition . . . unconfined, free, and restless, a teenager searches for many things. The ever-present feeling of uneasiness must give way to understanding. The challenge of tomorrow must become the ex- perience of today . . . ... in a teenager's search for the deep philosophy of life a part of everything is tested. However, he must decide for himself to what he must shun and to what he must cleave. So fascinated is he by the unexplored areas, and arising questions, that all the world seems an anticipated utopia of his illusions . . . . . . time is the decisive element: time to find out all the knowl- edge in academic life, time to discover a career, time to uncover the definitions to the inquisitive pursuit of the world, time to change a girl into a woman, a boy into a man . . . . . . attempt the end, and never stand to doubt. Nothing's so hard but search will find it out . . . (Robert Herrick) 3 Responsibility is a final exam . . . hours of homework that must be done ... a chemistry experiment that is kind of fun . . . cheering for your team even when it loses . . . buying your school newspaper or voting for Homecoming Queen . . . decorating for a dance and standing up straight for graduation. Loneliness is an empty brick school house ... a waxed tile hall with no scuff prints ... a shiny steel desk devoid of initials . . . smelly new paint in a spic and span room . . . expanses of windows without stu- dents' faces ... a building ... a shell CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION .......... 15 SENIORS.................. 23 JUNIORS ................. 39 SOPHOMORES .............. 49 FRESHMEN................. 57 JUNIOR HIGH.............. 63 FEATURES................. 69 ORGANIZATIONS ........... 95 SPORTS...................HI ADVERTISEMENTS .........133 r � i ; Tiger Scratch Staff Gardis Cope BUSINESS MANAGER Dana Engram ASSISTANT EDITOR Lynn Curtis CLUB REPORTER Elva Creel JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR Hilda Harper Barbara Suggs CLUB REPORTERS Julia Deal EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mary Enfinger CIRCULATION MANAGER Patsy Aukema, Sue Chewning I 0 COPY AND MAKEUP Amelia Newton, Susan Everett FEATURE EDITORS Paw Prints Staff Paula Adams ORGANIZATIONAL EDITOR PAW PRINTS IN PROGRESS Linda Fowler EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Barbara DuRant FEATURE EDITOR Chris Lewis ART EDITOR Mrs. Barbara Gilman SPONSOR II Editor’s Message From the first day to final exams 1965-66 was a memorable year at C.H.S. Eager to make new friendships and renew old ones we re- turned from the shortest summer ever to begin the school year. Now as the school year draws to a close, looking to the future, our memories of the past can not be pushed aside. In these few pages we have tried to re-live this wonderful and exciting year for you. With the sincere wish that each of you will use this book in the re- viewing of your experiences of 1965-66, we present to you the 1966 PAW PRINTS. Memory believes before knowing remembers. Believes longer than recollects, longer than knowing even wonders. —William Faulkner 12 In Memoriam RAYMOND E. SIMMONS (1907-1965) In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts be- yond his departure. —Angelo Patri. Mr. Raymond E. Simmons came to Chipley High School as custodian in 1953, and although death took him from us on June 18, 1965, in a sense he lives on, for not only did he take care of the physical .facili- ties of his school, but he also cared for the people of his school. That personal concern, deep loyalty, and Christian example, which he ex- pressed daily, are, in truth, making his life last far beyond his departure. BOBBY JOE BARNES (1950-1965) In Memoriam How strange he should sleep so profoundly. So young, so unworn by the strife! While beside him, brimful of Hope's nectar. Untouched stands the goblet of life. Tis idle to talk of the future And the rare might have been, midst our tears; God knew all about it, yet took him Away from the oncoming years. —Unknown ADMINISTRATION CHARLES L. ADAMS America is a wonderful place in which to live. It owes us nothing, yet it offers unlimited opportunity to those who are willing to prepare themselves to enter the doors when they are opened. The twelve years you have spent at Chipley High School have only partially opened the doors to a successful future. How wide that door will open will be determined by your willingness to seek further train- ing or education. Success is not something one can measure in terms of dollars and cents; rather, it is possessing that inner peace and satis- faction of the job well done. This success must be sought, it does not come without effort and preparation. How much will you give in order to obtain success? My wish for you is happiness and maximum effort toward this successful prepara- tion. Our Principal MR. CHARLES ADAMS B.S. Troy State College M.A. George Peabody College 17 JAMES BAILEY B.S. Louisiana College Driver Education, Physical Education MRS. DEE BOWEN B.A. Flora MacDonald College Physical Education TOM BOWEN B.S. Florida State University Special Education VALERY BUTLER B.A.E., M.A.E. University of Florida Business Education MRS. LILA CASTLE A. B. Huntingdon College Librarian MRS. JOAN CHANCE B. S. Troy State College Civics CRAYTON COLEMAN B.S., M.S., M.E. Auburn, Florida State University, University of Georgia Science MRS. DOROTHY CLEMMONS A.B., M.A. Florida State University, University of Florida Spanish, English MRS. THELMA COGGIN A. B., M.A. Florida Stato University English MRS. ELAINE ENGRAM B. S. Florida State University Guidance MRS. NELLIE GARDNER B.S. Florida State University History MRS. BARBARA GILMAN B.S. Troy State College English, Journalism MRS. ONEIDA GILMORE A.B. Florida State University English MRS. ELIZABETH GREEN A.B. Florida State University English Faculty MRS. NELL HOWELL B.S. Florida State University English, Speech DAN JENSEN B.A., AA A. Iowa State Teachers College State University of Iowa Band RAY PIGOTT B.S.A. University of Georgia Agriculture MRS. VELMA POTTER B.A.E. University of Florida English RALPH RAY B.A., M.S. Bowling Green Collego Florida State University Business Education OTHA REDDICK B.S. Troy State College Mathematics MRS. ROSA NELL REDDOCH B.S. Troy State College Science MRS. ANN SIMS B.S. Troy State College Mathematics J. B. WARD B.S., M.S. Troy State College Florida State University Mathematics PAT WILLIAMS B.S. Bob Jones University History MISS ELIZABETH JOHNSTON B.S. Auburn University Home Economics JIM KIMBROUGH B.S. Livingston State Teachers College History, Physical Education MISS JANE MEEKS A. B. Valdosta State College Music CHARLES MILLICAN B. S., M.A. Georgia Southern, George Peabody College Physical Education MRS. LUCY MINCHIN B.S. Florida State University Biology MRS. JOSEPHINE McGLAMERY M.S.H.E. University of Georgia Science, Mathematics MRS. GEORGIA McGRAW A. B., M.A., M.S. Emory University Math MRS. ALICE PIERCE B. S., M.E. East Tennessee Teachers College University of Florida World Geography Personnel ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, MR. BUTLER SECRETARY, MRS. MILLICAN MRS. OWENS, MRS. MARTIN, MRS. MERCER, MRS. SIMMONS, MRS. WILSON MR. ADAMS, MR. PELHAM SENIORS Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. REPRESENTATIVES Vicki Rustin Mary Enfinger Naomi Cushing Bill Gunter 24 SPONSORS Mr. Reddick Mr. Williams Mrs. Gilman Mrs. Howell Secretary: Randy Boswell President: Hugh Tobias Treasurer: Paul Phillips Reporter: Carol Carswell Vice-President: Bobby Register Parliamentarian: Jerry Hughen OFFICERS Dunn, Jane Dunn, Frank DuRant, Barbara Engram, Dana Enfinger, Mary Everett, Albert Everett, Susan 29 Hodges, Carol Hodges, Dianne Howell, Barbara Howell, Jewelene Hughen, Jerry Johnson, Barbara Kent, Burton - — ■ Kent, Sam Kirkland, Quntion Laster, William -r Lee, Bill 1 «V Lee, Wayne Locke, Charley Loyed, David 35 Sewell, Ernest Sheffield, Patsy Rustin, Vicki Sasser, Mamie Seay, Mary Ann T Shipes, Nathan Smith, Gwen Smith, Wallace Taylor, Don Taylor, Helen Thurman, Gary Tobias, Hugh Townsend, Sue Trawick, Kenny Upchurch, Dale Vickery, Donald JUNIORS God gives men wisdom as he gives them gold, his treasure house is not the mint, but the mine. —Arabic 39 SPONSORS: Miss Johnston Mrs. Clemmons Mr. Pigott Mr. Coleman OFFICERS: President—Edward Prescott Vice-President—Denny Wood Secretary—Gardis Cope Treasurer—Don Harrell Reporter—John Davis REPRESENTATIVES: Brenda Trawick Redus Rountree John Davis Elaine Kowitz Carlile, Frank Carswell, David Carter, Bruce Castle, Marilyn Chewning, Sue Clark, Wayne Curtis, Ann Curtis, Lynn Davis, John Daniel, Lavinia Douglas, Trudy Duncan, Phacthan Ellis, Randy Powder Puff football game Gordy, Steve Griggs, Gladys Grimes, Henry Hanson, Kenny Everett, Billy Ray Holland, Pat Hudson, Voncile Jackson, Sharon Jensen, Dan Jones, Doralene 44 Barbara Suggs and Barbara Hobbs represented the Junior class in the Homecoming Court. Kelly, Jimmy Kirkland, Cadalia Kowitz, Elaine Laney, Joan Laney, Max Lewis, Chris Future chemists at work Marlowe, Mickey Miner, Ann Mitchell, Annette Mitchell, Edward Morris, Gail Morris, Richard Obert, Belly Obcrt, Kenny Odom, Linda Parker, Jackie Peel, Ronnie Peterson, Joann Rountree, Redus Rustin, Dewitt Saenz, Julia Sapp, Michael Sasser, Jessie Slay, Howard Trawick, Brenda Ursery, Linda Varnum, Elliott Corbin, Lottie Williamson, Jean Wolfe, Steve Wood, Denny Pippin, Wanda Now, isn't he a little too old to be playing paper dolls? 48 Peanut butter riotl SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Elaine Peel—Treasurer Mary Trawick—President Bill Tobias—Reporter Leola Craven—Vice President Darrell Weeks—Parliamentarian Martha Mitchell—Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Rosemary Smith, Loanva Bush, Tommy Cleveland, Bill Tobias SPONSORS: Mr. Ray, Mrs. Minchin, Mrs. Green, Mr. Jensen (not pictured) 50 Adkins, Houston Ashe, Raymond Barnes, Bobby Baxley, Greg Berry, Nancy Birge, Larry Blankenship, Mike Boswell, Sharon Bowen, Martha Bruner, Katheryn Bush, Curtis Bush, Loanva Bush, Maxwell Camp, Paula Carter, Jewell Cleveland, George Cleveland, Tommy Corbin, Hubert Corbin, Janice Craven, Leola 51 Davidson, Wayne Davis, Michael 52 Engle, Rhonda Everett, Betty Everett, Margie Fleming, Nancy Foxworth, Roy Gainey, Ford Gainey, Shelia Gandy, Cliff Gibson, Fay Gross, William Harden, Dale Harden, Patricia Harrell, Brenda Harrison, Donald Hartzog, Rebecca Hayes, Linda Hendrix, Bobby Hendrix, Mae Dell Hickman, Danny Hodges, David Hood, Theron Howell, Mary Hutchins, Freddie Hutchins, Ricky Lamb, Billy Lane, Jerry Lee, Patricia Locke, Byron 53 'True love never runs smooth'4 54 MacDaniel, Ottis Matthias, Jewell McKnight, Jimmy Mitchell, Martha Mitchell, Wayne Morris, Jimmy Morris, Larry Murray, Jimmy Nelson, Joann Nelson, Royce Odom, Steve Patterson, Linda Peel Elaine Peel, James Pettis, Margaret Pitts, Travis Player, Mary Pleas, Shirley Pleas, Sue Porter, Allen Sasser, Jimmy Shoemaker, Chris Simmons, Freddie Smith, Rosemary Strickland, Jane Syfrett, Wesley Scott, Janice Teal, Gail Tobias, Bill Trawick, Mary 55 Wachob, Sylvia Washington, Betty Last minute touch ups' Weeks, Darrell Wilson, Karen Worley, Mary Ann Wright, Ronnie Yates, Rexanne Younge, Carol 56 FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Pres denf-Mary Pat Gilbert, Vice President—Gary Smith, Secretary— Nancy Masker, Reporter—Carol Mock (not pictured). Chap- Han—Janet Bush, Parliamentarian—Sarah Watts, Ser- geant-at-Arms—George Hayes. REPRESENTATIVES—Billy Howell, Jan Tobias, Judy Riley, Dewitt Philips FRESHMAN SPONSORS-Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Pierce, Mr. Ward Adams, Mike Baker, I let fa Baxley, Dale Baxley, Mary Agnes Bowlin, Donna Brock, Brenda Bush, Jacqueline Bush, Janet Bush, Judy Campbell, Donna Card, Debra Card, Nadine Carr, Debra Carter, Belinda Carter, Thomas Coleman, Mary Nan Corbin, Joyce Corbin, Linda Creamer, Allen Davidson, Phillip Day, Frank Day, Paul Finch, Jimmy Finch, Leonard Fraiser, Lottie Gilbert, Ken Gilbert, Pat Griggs, Beverly Gunter, Andi Hardy, Bert Hartzog, Kathleen Hayes, George Henderson, Gene Hendrix, Joyce Howell, Bill Hudson, Lola Mae 59 Kowitz, Calvin Laster, Janice Lee, Roland Lewis, Betty Maleszewski, Judy Masker, Nancy Wesley entertains while other Freshmen work on float. 60 McCrary, Garwin McDaniel, Mary Sue McDaniel, Phyllis McDaniel, Wayne Michaels, Gary Miller, James Mock, Carolyn Monk, Mary Myrick, Ann Nelson, Sue Nixon, Gwen d t m ■ Owen, Brenda Owen, Linda Parker, Buddy Phillips, Dewitt Pitts, James Pleas, Alex Quattlebaum, Brenda Riley, Judy Sasser, Larry Sasser, Mavis Shell, Kathleen Shelley, Betty Jo Skipper, Wade Slay, Larry Slay, Richard Smith, Diane Smith, Gary Snaidman, Jimmy 61 Freshmen enjoy a break while work- ing on homecoming float. Sowell, Thomas Strickland, Freddie Suggs, Mike Swain, Bud Syfrett, Brenda Taylor, Joan Tharp, Tommy Tobias, Jan Turner, Annice Vickery, Carolyn Wachob, Wesley Watts, Larry Watts, Sarah Webb, Jean Williams, Gary Wilson, Jimmy Wilson, Mary Nell Young, Wava 62 JUNIOR HIGH Learning is wealth to the poor, and honor to the rich, and aid to the young . . . —Lavater Junior High Student Council Representatives: (sec- ond row) Charlie Locke; Carl McCrary; Patty thibos; Bookout, Jimmy Brock, Ann Bruner, Alvin Bush, John Camp, Truett Carter, Darrell Carter, Faye Carter, Ira Carter, John Carter, Phyllis Carter, Ray Clenny, John Coleman, Thomas Corbin, Brenda Corbin, Donald Corbin, Kathy Corbin, Raff Craven, Katheryn Davis, Tommy Donaldson, Larry Ellis, Theresa Engle, Douglas Ferguson, Dennis Finch, Johnny Finch, Marie Fink, Janice Fussell, Johnny Futch, Raymond Gay, John Gilbert, Earl Mary Ruth Farrior; (first row) Gail Morris; Jeannie Nance; Donna Wood; Kim Howell. � Hatcher, Hazel Hodges, Rachel Holley, Roger Holly, Mary Jo Howell, Scott Howell, Sharron Eighth Grade Glass, Helen Gordy, Elizabeth Gossman, Frances Griggs, Barbara Hardy, Cherryl Harrell, David Hudson, Al Hutchins, Donnie Jackson, Frances Jones, Jerry Kirkland, Dale Kirkland, Robert Kirkland, Terry Kowitz, Pat Lawrence, Bruce Lee, Bob Lewis, Loretta Lowe, Bill Masaitis, Jerry McCrary, Carl Mitchell, Bebelann Mitchell, Edna Mongoven, Kay Moody, Earl Moody, Johnny Morris, Ray Monk, Cellest Nance, Jeannie Nichols, Eddie Nunley, Glen Odom, Danny Odom, Ronnie Overton, Margaret Owens, Cathy Pate, Patti Pippin, Wendell Yipee! Round 'em up! Junior High Pope, Gary Reynolds, Shannon Reynolds, Winston Riley, Earl Riley, James Edward Riley, Jeff Rustin, Norman Saenz, Daniel Sangaree, Jan Sasser, Tim Shipes, Mike Shoemaker, Cathy Smalley, Brenda Smith, Allen Smith, Robert Smith, Totsy Snaidman, Patty Spangenberg, Sandra Stephens, Joe Summer, Larry Taylor, Carl Tharpe, Faye Thibos, Patty Toole, Glen Upchurch, Dalton Washington, Brady Wiggins, Grace Wiggins, Linda Sue Wood, Donna Zelmer, Lamar Seventh Grade students yell at the Marianna round-up . Achor, Sarah Adkins, Wayne Atkinson, June Baxley, Charles Berry, Patsy Birge, Dwight Blankenship, Debra Bookout, Linda Bowlin, Dianne Brock, Barbara Bruner, John Carnley, Patricia Castle, Marian Cleveland, Jerry Corbin, Barbara Corbin, Otis Corbin, Randolph Corbin, Ronnie Creamer, Brenda Davidson, Billy Davis, Calvin Davis, Charles Deal, Philip Donaldson, Billy Duncan, Myra Nell Farrior, Mary Ruth Fielding, Michael Finch, Dennis Finch, Gerald Fleming, Julia Glass, Gail Gordy, Paula Kay Griffin, Linda Haizlip, Janice Harrell, Dale Harrell, Jerry Harris, Kim Hayes, Michalene Haygood, Robert Hickman, Jean Hinson, Eddie Hodges, Toby Hood, Lowell Howell, Kim Hudson, Idas Hughes, Buddy Hutchins, Ronnie Hutchins, Wayne 67 Johnson, Faye Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Michael Joiner, James Jones, Gerald Kirkland, Debra Knight, Gail laney, Roger Lee, Lynn Lindsey, Linda Locke, Charley Locke, Mary Lingo, Robbie Maleszewski, Eddie Marlow, Mike McClellan, Pam McKellar, Catherine Michaels, Donna Miliican, Debbie Morris, Gail Morris, Sharon Nelson, Wallace Newsome, Christine Nichols, John Nunley, Steve Obert, Doris Owens, Kathleen Peel, Randy Peel, Sheldon Peel, Teresa Pierce, Sandra Pitts, Alaxon Pope, Sharon Quattlebaum, Barbara Register, Steve Retherford, Linda Reynolds, Wauilaida Robertson, Jackie Robinson, Urban Rustin, Carol Sasser, Mildred Sasser, Wesley Shelley, Janazel Simmons, James Skiper, June Skipper, Rachel Slay, Johnnie Slay, Patty Stanton, Joan Stanton, John Stanton, Lisa Strickland, Kenneth Strickland, Wanda Syfrett, Wallace Taylor, Buford Tew, Dennis Tharpe, Debra Toole, Jean Toole, Philip Usery, Bruce Wachob, Renae Waymire, Lamar Walker, Joey Washington, Margaret Watford. Eddie Webb. Bill Weeks, Danny Wiggins, Walter Wilson, Sharon Young, Lyle These have built castles in the air, but have put foundations under them. Senior • •s � A Scott Wood Viki Rustin 72 Superlative Randy Boswell Superlative Carol Carswell Superlative 74 Bobby Register Superlative Julia Deal Superlative 76 Hugh Tobias TELEPHONE CUTEST Paula Adams Jebby Webb Senior Favorites MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Barbara DuRant Jerry Corbin t most intellectual Vicki Rustin Scott Wood MOST COURTEOUS Mary Betts Bill Gunter ■ ■ m MOST ATHLETIC BOY James Barnes DAINTIEST GIRL Yvonne Brock ■9 Senior MOST DEPENDABLE Carol Carswell Randy Boswell BEST LOOKING Susan Everett Albert Everett MOST TALENTED Patsy Sheffield Hugh Tobias WITTIEST Helen Taylor William Laster Miss CHS Naomi Cushing Rexanne Yates Martha Mitchell Barbara Howell and Court 82 Miss Junior CHS Cherryl Hardy 1ST ATTENDANT Brenda Smalley and Court Gwen Smith, James Barnes Homecoming Jebby Webb, Sue Pleas Naomi Cushing, Bill Lee Court Linda leads an active life as Key Club Sweetheart, Homecoming Queen, and Editor of the Paw Prints. Her vivacious per- sonality demonstrates her ability as an outstanding leader. 88 A quiet manner and friendly disposition characterize Priscilla. Though soft-spoken, she has proven her capability as an active member of the FHA. 89 Joan Laney Joan Laney, an all-around student, and gained friendships through her involve- ment in school activities as a cheerleader and a member of the C Club. 90 Amiability is the key to Gardis Cope's success as co-captain of the cheerleaders. Miss CHS, and secretary of the Junior Class. Through her poise and congeniality, she has gained recognition and popularity with the students. Gardis Cope 91 Elaine radiates her sparkling personality in the confidence she has gained from her fellow classmates. Consistency and natural wit make Elaine a likeable girl among students. 92 Combining versatility with a warm per- sonality, Mary Pat has gained stature as an admired individual. Her winning per- sonality and high ideals have earned her many friendships. Miss Chipley Mary Ann Seay Student Council L. to R.—Scott Wood, Buddy Bell, Mickey Marlowe, Barbara Durant, Wesley Wachob, Freddie Simmons, Larry Kelly. SECOND ROW—Mary Ruth Farrior, Kim Howell, Gail Morris, Loanva Bush, Rosemary Smith, Redus Rountree, Vicki Rustin, DeWitt Phillips, Tommy Cleveland. Charley Riley, Donna Wood. THIRD ROW—Jeannie Nance, Patty Thibos, Elaine Kowitz, Bill Gunter, Billy Howell, Bill Tobias, Brenda Trawick, John Davis, Naomi Cushing, Mary Enfinger, Jan Tobias, Mr. Reddick (Sponsor), Judy Riley. SPONSOR-Mr. Reddick Making plans for the Beauty Review. Scott Wood, PRESIDENT Fellow students. On behalf of the Student Council I would like to thank you for the cooperation you have given us this year. We hope that through our effort and the faculty's that you have attained more insight into the problems that face you. We feel that this year has instilled more pride in all of us for our school. The Student Council extends to you our very best wishes for a happy future. Sincerely, Scott Wood OFFICERS L. to R.—Larry Kelly, Rep.-at-large; Freddie Simmons, Rep.-at-large; Buddy Bell, Vice Pres.; Scott Wood, Pres.; Wesley Wachob, Rep.-at- Large SEATED—Mickey Marlow, Sec.; Barbara DuRant, Treas. 97 Junior Citizens Club SEATED: Larry Kelly-President, Wesley Wachob—Vice President, Gary Smith—Secretary. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pierce—Sponsor, Annice Turner, Sara Watts, Donna Kaye Bowlin, Debra Carr, Janice Laster, James Snaldman. SECOND ROW: Mike Adams, Thomas Sowell, Garvin McCrary, Bud Swaine, Bill Howell, Allen Creamer, Gary Michaels Library Club SEATED: Dale Upchurch—District Representative, Mike Myrick—President, Donald Vickery—Vice President, Mary Betts—Secretary, Dessie Obert—Treasur- er, Carolyn Vickery—Reporter, Mike Blankenship—Parliamentarian. FIRST ROW: Dewitt Phillips, Ken Gilbert, Sue Townsend, Ronnie Wright, Joyce Corbin, Lola Mae Hudson, Ann Myrick, Linda Owens, Deborah Card, Morey Stanton, Mrs. Castle—Sponsor 98 SPONSOR: Coach Charles Millican Club FIRST ROW—Elaine Peel, Mickey Marlow, Linda Usery, Hilda Harper, Patsy Aukema, Joan Laney, Gardis Cope, Mary Pat Gilbert, Barbara DuRant, Sue Pleas. SECOND ROW-Elliott Varnum, John Davis, Don Harrell, Joe Duncan, Buddy Bell, Kenny Hanson, Billy Ray Everett, Wesly Walcob, Jerry Corbin, Randy Boswell. THIRD ROW—Freddy Simmons, Darrell Weeks, Dick Grant, Albert Everett, James Barnes, Kenny Trawick, Jerry Hughen, Edward Prescott, Scott Wood, Jebby Webb. FOURTH ROW-Larry Pitts, Tommy Culpepper, Bill Lee, Coach Charles Millican OFFICERS: PRESIDENT—Joe Duncan VICE PRESIDENT-James Barnes SECRETARY-Don Harrell TREASURER—Jerry Hughen FIRST ROW: Miss Johnston, E. Kowitz, E. Creel, B. Howell, B. Suggs, R. Nixon, J. Carter, G. Smith, O. Nichols, G. Griggs. SECOND ROW: D. Cam bell, B. Washington, J. Strickland, D. Engram, M. Enfinger, W. Pippin, M. Everett, B. Griggs. THIRD ROW: J. Riley, G. Till, R. Kellum, B. Quattle baum, N. Berry, B. Hobbs, FOURTH ROW: F. Gibson, V. Rustin, C. Hardy, I. Baker, I. Baker, A. Gunter, L. Craven, N. Coleman, F. Mock, J. Berry C. Yongue. FIFTH ROW: N. Masker, S. Wachob, A. Mitchell, R. Hartzog, A. Corbin, K. Wilson, L. Corbin, S. Baxley, B. Carter, S. Gainey, J. Males zewski. SIXTH ROW: W. Young, B. Brock, B. Everett, P. McDaniel, K. Bruner, J. Bush, L. Frasier, B. Owen, S. Pleas. SEVENTH ROW: G. Nixon P. Gilbert, N. Cushing, V. Wilson, P. Sheffield, M. Cleveland, J. Bounds FHA ADVISER: Miss Elizabeth Johnston 100 OFFICERS: SITTING—Elaine Kowitz, President; Elva Creel, N ice President of Programs; Gwen Smith, Treasurer; Barbara Suggs, Vice President of Degrees. STANDING—Gladys Griggs, His- torian; Jewell Carter, Vice President of Recreation; Barbara Howell, Vice President of Projects; Olene Nichols, Parliamentarian; Robbie Nixon, Vice President of Public Relations SPONSOR: PRESIDENT Mr. Kimbrough Jebby Webb VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: Bobby Register Kenny Trawick TREASURER: PARLIAMENTARIAN: John Davis Redus Roundtree Frank Carlile Allen Porter Scott Wood Freddie Simmons Hugh Tobias Bill Gunter Buddy Bell Steve Gordy Travis Pitts Chris Shoemaker Elliott Varnum Frank Dunn Larry Pitts Tommy Culpepper Jerry Hughen Paul Phillips Edward Prescott Richard McKnight Randy Boswell 101 OFFICERS: STANDING—Wayne Mitchell, Treas.; Raymond Ashe; Wesley Syfrett, Chaplain; Wade Curlee. SEATED—Wayne Lee, V. Pres.; Larry Hayes, Pres.; Eudon Baxley, Sec. FFA CHIPLEY CHAPTER L. to R.—L. Hayes, W. Lee, E. Baxley, W. Mitchell, W. Curlee, W. Syfrett, R. Ashe, G. Fraiser, D. Harden, D. Baxley, R. Pigott. SECOND ROW—L. Morris, K. Oberf, G. Hayes, B. Locke, L. Slay, G. Williams, T. Carter, F. Day, T. Hood, T. Tharpe. THIRD ROW—L. Sasser, F. Hutchins, W. McDaniel, R. Morris, R. Lee, J. Foxworth, R. Foxworth, D. Rustin, R. Slay. FOURTH ROW—W. Corbin, R. Peel, R. Hutchins, J. Wood, F. Strickland, G. Henderson, A. Pleas, M. Suggs, J. Finch. FIFTH ROW—W..Clark, J. Lane, R. Bush, L. Watts, W. Barber, G. Cleveland, H. Corbin, J. Sasser, P. Holland. SIXTH ROW—H. Grimes, L. Parker, D. Kolmetz, C. Kowitz, W. Laster, W. Smith, M. Bush, T. Joiner, J. Wilson. 102 103 Lavinia Ann Daniel Ann Curtis Carol Carswell William Harrell Mickey Marlow Scott Wood Steve Gordy Don Harrell Mary Betts Julia Deal Vicki Rustin John Davis Elliott Varnum Randy Boswell Hugh Tobias SPONSOR-Mrs. Howell 104 Beta Club Jebby Webb Bobby Register Kenny Trawick Chris Jensen Linda Fowler Spanish Club FIRST ROW: Sharon Boswell, Mary Trawick, Bill Tobias, Toni Creamer, Rexanne Yates, Danny Hickman, Jimmy McKnight. SECOND ROW—Connie Buchanan, Jackie Bush, Rhonda Engle, Carol Camp, Lavinia Daniel, Carol Carswell, Loanva Bush, Frank Carliie, Michael Sapp, Steve Gordy. BACK ROW—Mrs. Dorothy Clemmons, Sponsor, James Pitts, Nancy Fleming, Tommy Culpepper. Band Club FIRST ROW: Carolyn Mock, Paula Camp, Jean Webb, Jan Tobias. SECOND ROW: Bert Hardy, Billy Bellefleur, Wade Skipper, David Bailey, Max Laney, Bobby Bailey, THIRD ROW: James Miller, Paul Maleszewski, Robert Stanton, Dan Jenson, Pete Haizlip, Larry Pitts, Denny Wood, Mr. Dan Jenson 105 Chipley High DAN JENSEN Director LINDA ODOM Head Majorette JEAN WILLIAMSON FIRST ROW-B. Howell, P. Camp, L. Odom. S. Achor, B. Bailey, J. Haizlip, J. Williamson, D. Jensen, D. Wood, R. Hodges, L. Bush. SECOND ROW—J. Parker, C. Hardy, H. Glass, D. Barrow, J. Webb, J. Stanton, R. Skipper, J. Tobias, S. Townsend, J. Fink, J. Sangaree, P. Maleszewski. School Band LOANVA BUSH HUGH TOBIAS Drum Major THIRD ROW—D. Wood, D. Bailey, P. Haizlip, J. Simmons, B. Swaine, C. Gandy, P. Pate, C. Mock, R. Stanton, J. Stevens, P. Davidson, J. Stanton, T. Camp, H. Corbin, B. Hardy. STANDING—J. Odom, L. Pitts, G. Hayes, J. Masaitus DONNA WOOD SENIOR CHORUS 1st ROW; Connie Buchanan, Toni Creamer, Janie Redmond, Jane Dunn, Carol Carswell, Mickey Marlow, Gail Morris, Naomi Cushing, Priscilla Gilbert, Ann Miner, Carol Camp, Miss Meeks. 2nd ROW; Elaine Peel, Chris Lewis, Marilyn Castle, Margaret Riley, Lavinia Daniel, Paula Adams, Linda Fowler, Barbara DuRant, Gardis Cope, Joan Laney, Linda Usery, Brenda Trawick. 3rd ROW: Rosemary Smith, Rexanne Yates, Mary Trawick, Karen Wilson, Sue Chewning, Becky Hartzog, Elaine Kowetz, Barbara Johnson, Patsy Sheffield, Vivian Wilson, Marie Cleveland. 4th ROW; Bill Bass, Travis Pitts, Frank Dunn, Paul Phillips, Bill Tobias, Danny Hickman, John Benson, Chris Shoemaker, Randy Ellis, Freddie Simmons. 5th ROW; Allen Porter, Ronald Woodham, Tommy Cleveland, Jimmy Murray, Kenny Hanson, James Peel, Albert Everett, Bill Lee, Jerry Hughen. Choral Department SPONSOR: Miss Jane Meeks SIGNETS Janie Redmond, Gail Morris, Carol Carswell, Barbara Johnson, Naomi Cushing, Patsy Sheffield, pianist, Carol Camp 108 CRESCENDOS STANDING; Frank Dunn, Chris Shoemaker, Jane Dunn, Mickey Marlow, Linda Fowler, Brenda Trawick, Bill Tobias, Bill Lee SEATED; Rexanne Yates, Lanania Daniel, pianists JUNIOR CHORUS 1st ROW; Donna Bowlin, Donna Campbell, Sara Watts, Mary Sue McDaniel, Mary Carr, Annice Turner, Linda Owens, Ann Myrick. 2nd ROW; Wava Younge, Mary Nell Wilson, Dale Baxley, Gary Smith, Thomas Carter, Garvin McCrary, Dewitt Phillips, Janice Lasiter, Brenda Owen, Mary Monk, Buddy Parker, Jimmy Wilson, Calvin Kowitz, Bill Howell, Richard Slay, Allen Creamer, Sue Nelson 109 Y-Teens Mrs. Dee Bowen, SPONSOR Y-TEENS SEATED: Gail Morris, president; Marilyn Castle, vice-president; Joyce Bounds, secretary; Phoebe Masker, treasurer; Sue Chewning, chaplain. STANDING: Becky Hartzog, projects chairman; John Benson, historian; Janie Redmon, reporter. THIRD ROW: Janie Strickland, Sue Chewning, Becky Hartzog, Linda Odom, Julia Saenz, Marilyn Castle, Joyce Bounds, Gail Morris, Julia Deal. SECOND ROW: Janie Redmon, Phoebe Masker, Ann Miner, Mrs. Bowen, Chris Lewis, Lynn Curtis, Ann Curtis. FIRST ROW: Chris Shoemaker, John Benson, Bill Tobias, Danny Hickman. NO Recreation is not being idle,- it is easing the wearied part by change of occupa- tion . . . —Simmons Varsity Cheerleaders PATSY AUKEMA MARY PAT GILBERT HILDA HARPER JOAN LANEY GARDIS COPE, Ctxaptain BARBARA DuRANT, Captain MICKEY MARLOW ELAINE PEEL SUE PLEAS LINDA USERY KAStv . Chipley . .0 Quincy 21 Chlpley . .0 Bonifay 6 ■ Chipley .17 Graceville 7 Chipley . .0 Blountstown .... 13 Y Chipley .12 Florida High 7 r Chipley Chipley . 33 Port St. Joe 6 . 18 Walton 0 Chipley . 34 Jay 0 Chipley . .6 Marianna 7 A The Chipley High School Tigers under the capable guid- ance of Coaches Charles Millican, Jim Kimbrough and James Bailey posted another winning season as they wound up with a 5-4 record. ► FIGHTING TIGERS 1965 9%Sm BOTTOM ROW: Varnum, Harrell, Barnes, Webb, A. Everett, Grant, Kelly D. Wood, Murray. SECOND ROW: Simmons, T. Pitts. Trawick. S. Wood, Cleveland, Davis. P. Duncan. Snaidman, Hutchins. THIRD ROW: Odom. B. Barnes, Gandy, Weeks, Rountree, Wachob, Porter, B. Everett. FOURTH ROW: L. Pitts, Hughen, Lee, Culpepper, J. Duncan, Prescott, Bell, Hanson. II5 CAPTAIN: Jebby Webb CO-CAPTAINS: Scott Wood, Jerry Hughen, James Barnes 116 COACHES: James Bailey, Charles Millican Jim Kimbrough Coach Kimbrough tn action!!! MANAGERS: Jerry Corbin, Mike Myrick, Tommy Cleveland Keep your eye on the ball!! Freddie scores against St. Joe JEBBY WEBB, Guard AII-GCC Offense JOE DUNCAN, Tackle AII-GCC Honorable Mention JERRY HUGHEN, Tackle AII-GCC Offense BILL LEE, End JAMES BARNES, Fullback LARRY PITTS, End AII-GCC Honorable Mention 118 SCOTT WOOD, Center RANDY BOSWELL, Guard DICK GRANT, Fullback 119 ALBERT EVERETT, Halfback KENNY TRAWICK, Center JOHN DAVIS, End AII-GCC Offense DON HARRELL, Guard AII-GCC Defense EDWARD PRESCOTT, Quarterback ELLIOTT VARNUM, Halfback AII-GCC Offense TOMMY CULPEPPER, Tackle AII-GCC Defense 120 121 BUDDY BELL, End BILLY RAY EVERETT, Guard KENNY HANSON, End 123 TRAVIS PITTS, Tackle ALLEN PORTER, Quarterback CLIFF GANDY, Fullback WESLEY WACHOB, Halfback LARRY KELLY, Quarterback BOBBY BARNES, Halfback RICKY HUTCHINS, Center STEVE ODOM, Halfback JIMMY MURRAY, Guard 124 BOTTOM ROW: Snaidman, Coleman, Odom, Gilbert, Kimbrough, Hardy. 2nd ROW: Davidson, Skipper, Finch, Smith, Carter, Hudson. 3rd ROW: Ferguson, Nunley, Nunley, Smith, Marlow, Johnson, Bookout. LAST ROW: Howell, Pippen, Donaldson, Joiner, Hayes, Kirkland, Kowitz, Slay. Baby Tigers 125 CAPTAINS: Tommy Joiner, Robert Smith, Al Hudson Coach James Bailey Junior Varsity Cheerleaders CAPTAIN: Kathy Shoemaker CO-CAPTAIN: Patty Snaidman Kathy Shoemaker, Paula Kay Gordy, Elizabeth Gordy, Patty Snaidman, Debbie Blankenship, Teresa Ellis, Linda Bookout, Debbie Millican 126 Basketball ’65-’66 Fighting Tigers VARSITY COACH Earl Watts 'B TEAM COACH Charles Millican JUNIOR COACH James Bailey MANAGER Jerry Corbin Pregame strategy. JOHN DAVIS Junior Forward ELLIOTT VARNUM Junior Guard EDWARD PRESCOTT Junior Forward 130 DONALD SAPP Junior Forward DON HARRELL TOMMY CULPEPPER Junior Guard Junior Center BUDDY BELL Junior Center DENNY WOOD Junior Guard CHRIS JENSEN Junior Forward From left to right: Denny Wood, Don Harrell, Scott Wood, Edward Prescott, Donald Sapp, Tommy Culpepper, Chris Jensen, Buddy Bell, John Davis, Paul Maleszewski, and Elliott Varnum. KNEELING, Coach Earl Watts. “B” Team KNEELING: Freddie Simmons, Billy Howell, and Bud Swain. STANDING left to right: Larry Kelly, Thomas Carter, Wayne Davidson, Tommy Joiner, Gary Michaels, Allen Porter, and Wesley Wachob. Junior Team From left to right: Randy Peel, Dennis Ferguson, Robert Smith, Thomas Coleman, Earl Gilbert, Al Hudson, Wendel Pippen, Larry Donaldson, Roger Holley, Eddie Watford, Jimmy Bookout, Lyle Young, Johnny Johnson, and Mike Marlow. 132 ADVERTISEMENTS 133 JACKSON MINIT MARKET CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Compliments of CARLILE JEWELERS BELSER'S DRIVE-IN EVERYDAY is value day at BELSER'S You are always welcome at BELSER'S—Bring the whole family AREA HEADQUARTERS FOR FROSTY TREATS Good food, quick and efficient service our motto YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED! BONIFAY, FLORIDA 134 Compliments of BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME M. ;ls � '� i ■ i U I T?T 1 1 Jg CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Compliments of MR. COLLY V. WILLIAMS Superintendent of Public Instruction Compliments from STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES DISTRICT OFFICE Compliments of WOOD OIL COMPANY ED WOOD CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 135 PIGGLY WIGGLY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Compliments of SEVEN SEAS RESTAURANT 5th Street and Grace Ave. PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA STANTON CHURCH FURNITURE CO. CHURCH FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER Box 366-B • Phone 638-0158 CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Best Wishes to Class of '66 from RAINER'S DOTHAN, ALABAMA Compliments of PATTERSON HARDWARE COMPANY GRACEVILLE, FLORIDA 137 Compliments of W. E. (BILL) JOHNSON your STANDARD OIL DISTRIBUTOR CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Your friendly furniture company in Chipley CHAVERS-BROCK Compliments of CHRISTO'S 5c— I Oc—25c—$ I STORES 138 DASINGER'S DISCOUNT STORE South 6th Street CHIPLEY, FLORIDA The store where every item is discounted every day apeh:Mate TOOLE'S GULF SERVICE Compliments of ROSS DEAL Phone 638-1234 CHIPLEY, FLORIDA CHIPLEY, FLORIDA KIRKLAND MOTOR COMPANY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA HYGEIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FLORIDA GODFREY AUTO PARTS COMPANY Your NAPA Dealer Compliments of J. M. CUTTS AND SONS No order is too large or small for us to fill CHIPLEY, FLORIDA TUPELO HOHEY ■'« CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 140 CENTRAL OFFICE SUPPLY Office Supplies—Bibles—Job Printing RUBBER STAMPS MADE TO ORDER Phone 547-2277 • 108 West Highway 90 • BONIFAY, FLORIDA Serving Central-Northwest Florida Compliments of Compliments of MARIANNA PROVISION CO. MARIANNA, FLORIDA TOBIAS GROCERY MARKET CHIPLEY, FLORIDA WILL SANGAREE Your friendly Gulf oil distributor CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 141 Compliments of DIRT DOBBER Compliments of TOWNSEND'S BUILDING SUPPLY Highway 90 West CHIPLEY, FLORIDA CERAMIC SHOP CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Compliments of C D PONTIAC CO., INC. CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 142 CHIPLEY LIVESTOCK CO. Phone 638-0267 E. D. NEEL Auction Every Tuesday CHIPLEY. FLORIDA Compliments of FRM FEED STORE RM FEED STORE CHIPLEY, FLORIDA STEPHEN'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of MINER'S WELDING SHOP CHIPLEY. FLORIDA 143 NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS Best Wishes from America’s leading men's furnishers CHIPLEY BOTTLING COMPANY RON JOHNSON, Manager BILL CORBIN, Assistant Bottlers of POP KOLA, SQUEEZE, SRAPETTE and PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA FROSTIE ROOT BEER DIXIE LILY MILLING COMPANY Vernon Highway CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 144 Compliments of CHIPLEY HARDWARE COMPANY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Compliments of Compliments of HOWARD'S JONES MOTOR COMPANY CLEANERS Qv fcleaning mm CHIPLEY, FLORIDA GRACEVILLE, FLORIDA Compliments of NORTHCUTTS DRUG STORE CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 145 Compliments of FLORIDA BANK AT CHIPLEY HOWELL BUILDING MATERIAL CO. Concrete Blocks-—Building Materials P. O. Box 394 Bonifay, Florida OFFICE PHONE 547-4801 • HOME PHONE 547-5336 S. A. ALFORD'S Compliments of ROLAND FOWLER Groceries Hartford Ssm. 7lutaena? INSURANCE AGENCY WE DELIVER Chipley, Florida Phone 638-0880 Best Wishes to CLASS OF '66 From the “WEEKLY ADVERTISER 147 GORDY MILLING COMPANY Campbellton Highway CHIPLEY, FLORIDA WATFORD'S DRUG STORE Compliments of LIDDON WHITE COMPANY GRACEVILLE, FLORIDA WATFORD DRUG CHIPLEY, FLORIDA SAM FOWLER INSURANCE AGENCY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 148 WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS Greeting Cards—Note Paper—Party Ensembles PHONE 638-0212 PSpSHK Congratulations to Class of '66 ■ DiJat From TRAWICK'S DRY CLEANERS GULF POWER COMPANY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 149 For the best in flowers for every occasion BECKY'S FLOWER SHOP RILLA'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Phones 638-1468 and 638-1776 Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida Compliments of ARTHUR AUKEMA Your Local -foREMOSI Distributor Chipley, Florida 150 McCORMICK SPICES LET McCORMICK PUT SOME SPICE IN YOUR LIFE World's Finest Spices and Extracts From the House of Flavor PAUL GORDY, Local Representative Compliments of TRAWICK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA Congratulations From COGGIN AND DEERMONT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CHIPLEY, FLORIDA 151 JOHNSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE For the Finest Fashions for Men, Women and Children Modern as Tomorrow CHIPLEY MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Highway 90, West T.V.—Telephones—Swimming Pool—Air Conditioned Compliments of CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY Comer of South Sixth Street and Highway 90 West BOOSTERS Men's Style Center...............................Panama City Kolmetz Hardware Co..................................Chipley Mack Peel's Grocery..................................Chipley Ruby's Beauty Shop...................................Chipley Walls Grocery........................................Chipley Ina's Laundry........................................Chipley Leola's Beauty Shop..................................Chipley Crawford's Furniture.................................Chipley Florine's Beauty Shop................................Chipley Christo's 5 10.....................................Chipley Huggins Department Store.............................Chipley Lewis Department Store...............................Chipley Feitsma Dairy........................................Chipley Bill Annie's Cafe..................................Chipley Sasser's Bookkeeping.................................Chipley Owen Furniture ......................................Chipley Chipley Shoe Store...................................Chipley Spar Service Station.................................Chipley Edna's Beauty Shop...................................Chipley Falling Waters Nursery...............................Chipley Dothan Cycle Center ..................................Dothan Dothan Cigar Candy Co. .............................Dothan Blumberg's ...........................................Dothan Abe's Sandwich Shop ..................................Dothan Bauman's..............................................Dothan Martin's Shoe Store...................................Dothan Wilson's Men's Shop...................................Dothan Famous Fabrics, Inc...................................Dothan Chance's Flower Shop .............................Graceville Kingry's Department Store ........................Graceville Daffin's ...........................................Marianna Turner's ...........................................Marianna Angette's ..........................................Marianna Parisian ......................................... 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