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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1970 volume:

Paw Prints 1970 Life for CHS students is a series of reflections that fill the 1970 school year: the Key Club discussing new projects ... the crowning of our Homecoming Queen ... Student Council officers being installed ... the construction of our new bleachers ... par- ticipating in “Old Fashion Spirit Day” ... un- derclassmen operating the computer ... enthusias- tic crowds at pep rallies ... good 'ole recess . .. Mrs. McGraw’s 3rd period Algebra I class ... the typical locker ... trudging to classes . .. our Tiger Band practicing for half-time performances ... 2 3 learning to cook in Home Economics??? ... dread- ed book reports ... another Monday morning ... cheerleaders decorating for a Friday night football game ... those long lines at Jody’s ... our exciting bus trip to Monticello ... being late for class ... burning the Graceville dummy at the bonfire . .. the initiation ceremony for the new NHS members ... hamming it up before the camera ... coming in for a tardy slip ... 1st period typing ... the Moore” playing for the Beauty Review Dance ... 7 8 9 day after day of meals in the lunchroom ... students being informed on what’s happening by reading the Tiger Scratch ... college material on the guidance bulletin board ... sitting “two to a table” in the library ... taking archery in P.E. ... FFA boys selling cokes at football games ... the crowning of Miss CHS ... the gang ... students displaying their creativity . .. students taking full advantage of being out of class ... members of the Y-Teens bringing the daily devotional over the P.A. ... the NHS Christmas tree-trimming party r iinnKSI 11 13 the mighty tiger symbolizing our fighting team ... being caught cheating on your diet . .. freshman girls practicing for cheerleader tryouts ... younger girls being influenced by a senior boy ... the senior chorus practicing for District... sweet hippies as prizes for magazine sales . .. and cou- ples of CHS. 14 Table of Contents Faculty .....................................18 Seniors......................................23 Juniors .....................................39 Sophomores...................................49 Freshmen ....................................57 School Life .................................65 Activities...................................81 Athletics.................................. 107 Advertisements .............................137 The principle” of the thing is Mr. Coleman Mr. C. C. Coleman, our principal, gives of his time, talents, and energies to lead each student at Chipley High toward higher goals of achievement. Mr. Coleman has many responsibilities and carries out these while maintaining the respect and con- sideration of the students and the faculty. He is obligated to provide the opportunities necessary for wisdom, and equip us to fulfill individual desires and aims in the world around us. Mr. Coleman received his B. S. from Auburn U niversity and his M. S. at Florida State. Later he attended the University of Georgia to earn his M.Ed. A total of twelve years of service as a teacher, principal, friend, and advisor to the students of CHS has been given by Mr. Coleman. His patience and understanding shows his concern for our tomorrow. 18 Language Department Miss Boucher .Miss Webb Mrs. Green Mrs. Gilmore Social Studies Department Mr. Bridenback Mr. Kimbrough Mr. MeDougald Mr. Williams Math Department Mrs. McGraw Mr. Reddick Mr. Ward Business Department Science Department Mrs. Geoerhagan Mr. Butler Mrs. Minchin Mr. Collins Miss Lovett Mr. Pi ott Mr. Wilson Mrs. Hayes Coach Raley Coach Dixon Mr. Basford Mr. Pyle Special Services Mr. Tiller Mrs. Castle Mrs. Engram 21 Personnel 22 Mr. Adams Mr. Owens Mrs. Owens Mrs. Carter Mrs. Mercer SENIORS Dorothy Barrow Virginia Bell Charles Berry Gwen Blalock Sherwin Blount Jimmy Bookout Seniors strive Pat Kowitz—Secretary; Douglas Engle—Reporter; Larry Donaldson—President; Bo Gilbert—Vice-President; Terry Kirkland— Parliamentarian; Sandra Spangenberg—Treasurer. 24 IOE BEE-HIND .OUR TORS • — . U + mi Hours of hard work were put into our winning float It takes a lot Faye Carter Ira Carter Ray Carter John Clenney Thomas Coleman Brenda Corbin 26 Annie Davis Sonny Davis Larry Donaldson Teresa Ellis Douglas Engle Dennis Ferguson 27 Marie Finch Johnny Fussell Linda Gainey 28 Frances Gossman John Grantham Helen Guettler Cherry 1 Hardy Clifton Harmon David Harrell We’re Number One!!! 29 Sharron Howell A1 Hudson Seniors devote their time Joe Kent Dale Kirkland Robert Kirkland Terry Kirkland Pat Kowitz Bob Lee Bill Lowe Jerry Masaitis William McIntyre to worthwhile projects Debbie McNeil Edward Merriel James Miller Jesse Mitchell Kay Mongoven Cellest Monk Seniors are pressured by college boards, job applications, and the draft Glenn Nunley Ronnie Odom Margaret Overton Patti Pate Wendell Pippin Paul Potter Winston Reynolds 33 Marilyn Robinson Teddy Rudd Jan Sangaree Seniors anxiously Tommy Sasser Jane Scott Richard Sheffield Mike Shipes Kathy Shoemaker Brenda Smalley 34 Allen Smith Robert Smith Pattie Snaidman await Graduation Sandra Spanfcenbersr Joe Stephens Jerry Sullivan 35 Patty Thibos James Thomas Our last and Jean Thomas Glen Toole Milford Truett 36 Dalton Upchurch Mamie Vann Brady Washington greatest year ends 37 SHOINQf w 1- __________________ . ... I ” -A.- • jp® «• « Kwa i ■j ti?� -' • ■■ ■npv «_ • , y ,. «p , -• ■ f •• l MSt irb £■ : Philip Deal—Parliamentarian; Lilly Guettler—Vice President; Lynn Lee—Treasurer; Jean Toole—Reporter; Joey Walker— Secretary; Dennis Finch—President Responsibilities are accepted by Juniors June Adkinson Brenda Allen Charles Baxley Odyessa Belser Patsy Berry Debbie Blankenship Linda Bookout Dianne Bowlin Dianne Bruner John Bruner Patricia Camley Gloria Carter Marlene Carter Marian Castle Jerry Cleveland 40 Barbara Corbin Otis Corbin Randolph Corbin Brenda Creamer Beatrice Crittenden Billy Davidson Charles Davis Elouise Davis English under Miss Webb isn’t easy. 41 Mary Ruth Farrior Dennis Finch Michael Fielding Paula Kay Gordy Lilly Guettler Dale Harrell Jerry Harrell Larry Harmon Jane Harris Kim Harris Mike Hayes Shirley Hendrix Jean Hickman Idas Hudson Patty Hughes 42 Chemistry, recess, and typing fill only a small part of a Junior’s day. Juniors have spirit needed to build float Ronnie Hutchins Marsha Jackson Johnny Johnson Janet Kent Debbie Kirkland Gail Knight Roger Laney Donnie Lee Lynn Lee Janice Lindsey 43 Robbie Lingo Eddie Maleszewski Mike Marlow Leroy Massaline Catherine McKellar Johnny Moody Bernard Moore Gail Morris Sharon Morris Wallace Nelson 44 No one is perfect!!! Juniors are sometimes defeated Randy Peel Barbara Quattlebaum Sheldon Peel Brenda Peterson Sandra Pierce Steve Register Linda Retherford Wauchula Reynolds Alaxon Pitts Philip Potter Charley Riley Janet Rister 45 Mike Rogers Jackie Robertson Eddie Rudd Mildred Sasser The search for understanding continues Wesley Sasser Bubba Scott J.R. Sessions Jahazel Shelley James Simmons Michael Simmons 46 Rachael Skipper Patti Slay Kathy Smith Joan Stanton Leisa Stanton Kenny Strickland Wallace Syfrett Debbie Tharp Jean Toole Eleanor Turner as they look toward the future Bruce Usery Renae VVachob Joey Walker Margaret Washington Eddie Watford Lamar Waymire 47 Danny Weeks Walter Wiggins Donna Worley Lyle Young 48 Everyone yells at the first pep rally. u SOPHOMORES Debbie Jane Adams Debbie Lynn Adams Marie Adams Marsha Adams Wayne Adkins Roland Barrow Harvey Baxley Nell Baxley Tim Barber Lepama Birge Diane Blackmon Susan Bush Shelby Carr Debbie Carlile Avery Camp Dennis Hayes—President; Russ Gilbert—Vice President; Carol Coleman—Secretary; Jean Guettler—Treasurer; Vincent Laney—Reporter (not shown) 50 Janet Campbell Gladys Carswell Jimmy Carter John Carter David Carver Terecia Caswell Sophomores show their skill by participating in sports Guy Causey James Clemmons Carol Coleman Charles Corbin Eugene Corbin Frankie Davis Marilyn Davis Mike Davis Sherrie Davis Brenda Dianne Driver Sandra Early Donaldson 51 Diane Floyd Doris Forehand Keith Forehand Jo Anne Gainer Ellen Gasper Cliff Gilbert Gary Gilbert Russ Gilbert Janies Givens Betty Gossman David Grantham Jeane Guettler Billy Haj res Thomas Harmon Dennis Hayes Rhonda Heaton Jimmy Hendrix Sidney Hinson Robert Hogan Frances Jackson Ronald Jackson Sophomore Contributions 52 Dennis Johnson Oral Joiner Charles Justice Elaine Kennedy Albert Keyes Jimmy Kimbrough Rise Kirkland William Knight Neal Kolmetz Rhonda Kolmetz Gwen Lane Vincent Laney Anthony Lee Vicky Lewis Iris Linton Kathy Maleszewski Janet Martin Janet Masker Kathy McDaniel Pauline McIntyre Albert McKinney 53 Phyllis McMillion Ricky Miller Mary Mincey Gregory Mitchell Jerry Mitchell Tim Mongoven William Moody Debbie Moore Oran Moore Freddy Morris Jerry Morris Steve Morris Margaret Nelson Eddie Newsome Eli Nichols Pam Nichols Linda Nicholson Glenda Pettis 54 Don Peters Tommy Peterson Marsha Pierce Cathy Pitts Willis Rabon Vicky Reed Greely Register Marty Richter Earl Riley Kathy Riley Paul Riley Danny Sapp William Sasser Eva Lee Sharp Dianna Simmons Sidney Skipper Cecil Smith Steve Smith 55 Susan Snaidman Ted Spangenberg Harriet Speed Maxine Spivey Ricky Stephens Christine Stevenson Bessie Taylor Chiquita Taylor Tawana Thurman Cindy Trawick Veryl Vann Bobby Walsingham Diane Walsingham A1 Ward Robert Waymire Barbara Whitfield Sandra Williams Rex Windham Martha Wood Charles Wynn Cindy Young 56 FRESHMEN Judith Adkinson Duane Ashe Doug Barber Lee Barfield Debra Bell Sharon Bellamy Eddie Blackmon Barbara Bookout Jake Boston Doris Brigham Mitchell Brigham Buddy Brock Larry Brown Phyllis Brown Peggy Bruner Ella Bullock Judy Bush Calvin Carswell Daryle Carter Doris Carter Ricky Carter Glen Claghorn Linda Clark Richard Coleman Sharon Cook Jerry Cooper Zannie Cooper Nancy Cope Jerry Corbin Willie Corbin 58 Carol Cox Renae Crews Josephine Crittendon Joe Davidson Rhonda Davidson Wade Davidson New experiences marked the start of our Freshman year Albert Davis Randy Davis Ann Duncan Danny Everett Bonnie Farrior John Fears 59 Leonard Finch Tony Gandy John Gilbert Dianne Gilmore Gail Godfrey Ronnie Gomillion Mike Gossman Joann Gross Charles Gunter Eddie Hall Roger Hall Barbara Harden Doug Harrell Gary Harrell Vicki Harrell Constance Harris Raymond Hartzog Robert Hatcher Daryle Hayes Nina Hayes Bob Haygood Wanda Hendrix Jimmy Hicks Charles Hooks Freshmen elect enthusiastic class officers 60 Cindy Home Cathy Hutchinson Kenneth Jones Martin Jones Barbara Kent Connie Kent Greg Smith—Reporter; Doug Harrell—Parliamentarian; Judy Williams—Treasurer; Joy Marchant Secretary; Jerry Cor bin—Vice-President; Judith Adkinson—President. Murray Kent Brenda Kellum Ketta Kowtiz Sara Laster Terry Lay Danny Lee Arnold Lloyd Joy Marchant Willie Massaline Michelle McDougald Harry McDuffie Elvira McIntyre 61 We become involved with many new activities Helen McKinnie Micky Mongoven Curtis Moore Rodney Moore Dale Nichols Ellen Obert Carleen Owens Douglas Owens Nina Pettis Carol Pitts Sue Pitts Debra Pope Stanley Porter Leslie Prescott Steve Quattlebaum Daragh Reed Ray Reynolds Eddie Rister Antoinette Robinson Michael Rooks Steve Sangaree Joey Sasser Ann Scott Lloyd Seaman 62 Patricia Spence Lamar Spencer Judy Strickland Debra Summerlin Greg Swindle Mack Taylor Doug Tharp Phyllis Thrash Donna Tindell Sandra Toole Lisa Vanderwerf Bridget Vann 63 Veryl Vann Donnie Washington Wade Webb Pinkie Whitfield Gerald Williams Judy Williams Phyllis Williams Ronnie Williams Paula Wilson Renae Wilson Paul Wood Jeanette Wright Denise Wynn William York 64 SCHOOL LIFE Senior Hall of Fame Bo Gilbert and Pattie Snaidman Brenda Smalley and Wendell Pippin 66 Sandra Spangenberg and Douglas Engle Debbie McNeil and Thomas Coleman 67 Kathy Shoemaker and Larry Donaldson Joe Stephens and Patty Thibos Allen Smith and Cherryl Hardy 69 A1 Hudson and Pat Kowitz Homecoming Queen and Escort A1 Hudson and Brenda Smalley Homecoming Court Bo Gilbert and Linda Bookout Jesse Mitchell and Eloise Davis 71 Allen Smith and Martha Wood Wendell Pippin and Paula Kay Gordy Isaac Brown and Janice Lindsey 72 Larry Donaldson and Patty Thibos Miss CHS Barbara Bookout and Court Kathy Shoemaker, Cherryl Hardy, Joan Stanton, and Sharon Cook 75 Beauties Cherryl Hardy—Senior 76 Pat Kowitz—Senior Kathy Shoemaker—Senior 77 Pattie Snaidman—Senior 78 Paula Kay Gordy—Junior Debbie Carlile—Sophomore Carol Coleman—Sophomore 79 Marsha Adams—Sophomore ACTIVITIES Student Council strives to promote unity within the school The Student Council sponsored many activi- ties and projects this year including Homecoming, the Beauty Review, and the operation of Jody’s at recess and lunch. Besides their many traditional activities, they replaced the sign in front of the school. This year the Chipley High School Student Council sponsored the first annual Christmas Ball and the election of the Christmas King and Queen. The Ball was considered a big success and the 1969-70 Student Council will be long remembered for their hard work and determination in present- ing this event. Mr. Otha Reddick, a math teacher and com- puter advisor at Chipley High School, is the spon- sor of the Student Council. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Reddick, the officers, along with the members of our student government, strive for the betterment of our school. Sponsor—Mr. Otha Reddick Left to right: Steve Morris—treasurer, Susan Snaidman—representative-at-large, Dianne Bruner—president, Janet Masker— representative-at-large, and Jimmy Kimbrough—representative-at-large. 82 President—Dianne Bruner Secretary—Mike Hayes Seated, left to right: Marilyn Robinson, Cindy Young, Georgiann Skipper, Patsy Berry, Pattie Snaidman, Dianne Bowlin, Sharon Cook, Lisa Vanderwerf, Nell Baxley, Judith Adkinson, Mike Hayes, Donna Tindell, and Dianne Bruner. Standing: Mr. Reddick, Debbie Blankenship, Susan Snaidman, Mike Marlowe, Steve Register, A1 Hudson, Tommy Peterson, and Janet Masker. 83 The Student Council in action Officers of the FT A for the 1969-70 school year are: Carol Coleman—chaplain, Kathy McDaniel—treasurer, Nell Baxley— secretary, Cindy Young—vice-president, and Patsy Berry— president. Future Teachers sponsored annual car wash Future Teachers of America was established by NEA in 1937 as a cooperative project of its affiliated state and local associations. In February, 1955, the NEA assigned the responsibility for the movement to its National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards. The ideal FTA club program is exploratory. It will help the student measure his own abilities and interests in relation to the opportunities and responsibilities in teaching. The club’s activities started off with the building of a Homecoming float. The annual car wash started the fund-raising campaign. Funds raised were put to use in helping to pay for the new bleachers. The highlight of the year was FTA Week, which was observed during April. First row: Cindy Young, Nell Baxley, Mary Ruth Farrior, Martha Wood, Kathy McDaniel, and Jane Stott. Second row: Sandra Pierce, Jackie Robertson, Patsy Berry, Dianne Bowlin, Ann Scott, Kathy Maleszewski, and Dianne Bruner. Standing: Dennis Finch, Roger Laney, and Charles Baxley. 85 NHS promotes service and scholarship The National Honor Society, the organiza- tion formed in order to honor outstanding high school students, stands for four qualities. These qualities are scholarship, service, character, and leadership. In order to become a member of this group, one must possess all of these qualities. The new members of the National Honor Society were inducted in a very impressive ceremony at the beginning of the school year. The theme of the ceremony was “Knights of Sir Honor’s Court”. Speeches were made by old members of the National Honor Society and each new member was formally dubbed into the society. The sponsor of the NHS is Miss Sandra Boucher. She has introduced many fresh new ideas to the students of Chipley High and all her students appreciate her leadership. Sandra Boucher 86 Seated, left to right: Sandra Spangenberg—secretary, Helen Guettler—vice-president. Standing: Dennis Fer- guson—president, and Joe Stephens—treasurer. From left to right: Truett Camp, Roger Laney, Bill Lowe, Dennis Finch, Kathy Shoemaker, Paula Kay Gordy, Brenda Smalley, Marilyn Robinson, Sandra Pierce, Dianne Bruner, Al Hud- son, and Frances Gossman. From left to right: Larry Donaldson, John Bush, Bo Gilbert, Thomas Coleman, Kay Mongoven, Brenda Peterson, Pattie Snaid- man, Eleanor Turner, Gail Morris, and Patty Thibos. 87 Key Club has service projects This year the Key Club at Chipley High School based its service program on helping the students of Chipley High. More of their projects were devoted to money-making rather than direct service. However, the money made was donated immediately where it was needed for worthwhile projects. The Key Club Sweethearts this year are Patty Thibos, Linda Bookout, and Debbie Carlile. Patty is a senior, a member of the National Honor Society, and a member of the Tramp Team. Linda is a junior, a member of the Little Woman’s Club, and is also a member of the Tramp Team. Debbie is a Sophomore, a member of the Little Woman’s Club, and is a varsity cheerleader. From left to right: Robert Smith—parliamentarian, Linda Bookout—junior mascot, Thomas Coleman—president, Patty Thibos- sweetheart, Lyle Young—vice-president. Bill Lowe—secretary, Debbie Carlile—sophomore mascot, Mike Marlowe—treasurer. From top to bottom: Bo Gilbert, Bubba Scott, Roger Laney, Randy Peel, Philip Deal, Eddie Watford, Douglas Engle, Thomas Coleman, Willis Rabon, Lyle Sfoung, Charles Baxley, Vincent Laney, Dennis Finch, John Bush, Jimmy Kimbrough, Mike Marlowe, Bill Lowe, A1 Hudson, Eddie Nichols, Larry Donaldson, Robert Smith and Dennis Ferguson. 89 FHA Toward New Horizons” From top, left to right: Joann Gainer, Terecia ('aswell, Gloria Carter, Glenda Pettis, Judy Bush, Janet Martin, Ellen Gasper, Barbara Corbin, Patricia Spence, Pam Birge, Brenda Creamer, Barbara Bookout, Barbara Whitfield, Catherine McKeller, Brenda Kellum, Dianne VValsingham, Gwen Lane, and Janet Rister. The Chipley Chapter of the Future Home- makers of America is among the oldest and most active organizations in our school. Keeping with tradition, the club has carried out many fun and worthwhile projects this year. In the spring, the annual FHA Mother- Daughter Banquet and the Daddy Date Night were both carried out with much success. During the week of homecoming, planning, time and hard work went into the construction of their float, “Celebrating a Victory”, which won second place in the club entries. This year the FHA’s sponsor was Miss Lovett, who definitely helped the FHA to filfill their motto, “Toward New Horizons”. 90 From top, left to right: Peggy Bruner, Nancy Koch, Rhonda Davidson, Patricia Carnley, Sue Pitts, Phyllis Thrash, Judy Williams, Sandra Toole, Cindy Horne, Nina Hayes, Phyllis Williams, Darough Reed, Cindy Trawick, Carleen Owens, Marsha Smith, Harriet Speed, Christine Stevenson, Sharon Cook, and Ketta Kowitz. From top, left to right: Ann Scott, Nina Pettis, Bonnie Far- rior, Barbara Harden, Rhonda Heaton, Marsha Nell Jack- son, Brenda Donaldson, Dorothy Davis, Renee Crews, Betty Gossman, Michelle McDougald, Barbara Kent, Paula Wil- son, Odyesse Belser, Marilyn Williams, Judy Givens, Debra Bell. Josephine Crittendon, Barbara Senn, Janice Lindsey, Judy Strickland, and Ellen Obert. 91 From left to right: Kathy Wilson—vice-president, Barbara Quattlebaum—historian, Mildred Sasser—chaplain, Kathy Ri- ley—secretary, Iris Linton—treasurer, Miss Lovett—sponsor, Idas Hudson—president, and Marie Adams— parliamentarian. 92 Eddie Watford—vice-president, Debbie Carlile—treasurer, Wendell Pippin—president, and Renae Wachob—secretary. C” Club promotes interest in sports The “C” Club, which consists of students let- tering in varsity football and basketball, cheerleading, and management, is a very impor- tant club at Chipley High School. It is the respon- sibility of the club to promote school spirit and to encourage interest in athletics at CHS. The “C” Club undertakes several projects each year. Among these is the presentation of gifts to the graduating senior members at the annual athletic banquet. The “C” Club is also in charge of selling concessions at each home basketball game. This year, the “C” Club sponsored several student activities in order to raise spirit before the football games. One of the most enjoyable of these was a bonfire, at which a dummy of an opposing team was burned. Under the leadership of Coaches Sonny Raley and Jerry Dixon, the “C” Club has played a very important part at CHS this year. Through their various activities, they have built up more spirit than CHS has had in a long time. First row, left to right: Debbie Carlile, Paula Kay Gordy, Marsha Adams, Brenda Smalley, Debbie McNeil, Gail Morns, Renae Wachob, and Jan Sangaree. Second row: A1 Hudson, Mike Rogers, Eddie Nichols, Bubba Scott, Robert Smith, Dennis Ferguson, and Allen Smith. Third row: Otis Corbin, Lamar Waymire, Randy Peel, Dennis Hayes, Steve Nunley. Steve Morris, and Larry Donaldson. Fourth row: Thomas Coleman, Wendell Pippin, Bo Gilbert, Jimmy Kimbrough, Vincent Laney, and Eddie Watford. 93 FFA assists in building new Russ Gilbert—president, David Grantham—vice president, Billy Hayes—treasurer, William Sasser—reporter, Murray Kent—sen- tinel, and J. R. Sessions—parliamentarian. 94 Russ Gilbert concentrates on his responsibilities as president of the FFA. Y-Teens give encouragement From left to right: Jane Scott—president. Renae Wachob— secretary, Martha Wood—chaplain, Debbie Adams—treasurer, Ann Scott—parliamentarian, and Debbie Tharp—vice- president. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to give en- couragement in spiritual matters to the students. It is their goal to learn as much as possible about God and his love toward mankind. The Y-Teens consist of students who care about what becomes of their lives and the lives of others. They search for the meaning of life through Jesus Christ. The Y-Teens carry on several projects throughout the year, such as bringing the devotional to the students each morning, representing their club while attending various churches throughout the community, and holding bake sales. Members of the Y-Teens this year are Debbie Tharp, Jane Scott, Rise Kirkland, Ann Scott, Martha Wood, Marsha Adams, Renae Wachob, and Rhonda Kolmetz. Under the leadership of their sponsor, Mrs. Louise Lane, the Y-Teens learn to be better citizens in their city, their state, their country, and above all, in their churches. The Y-Teens have recognized the responsibility of life and have accepted it with confidence. 97 CHS Chorus gets new director The Freshman Chorus has as its goal a program of experimental singing which will lead to a time in the lives of the students when they can appreciate and take part in the better types of choral music. The first half of the year, they were under the direction of Mr. Basford, where they practiced vocal techniques. The second half of the year, they had the privilege of taking a music appreciation course under Mr. Pyle. Here they learned more about music theory and other kinds of music. The Senior Chorus concentrates more on the performance aspects of music in an enjoyable fashion. They also have in-depth study in music theory and vocal techniques, where they gain experience in singing which will not only be en- joyable and enriching to the students, but to the listener as well. Mr. Lester Basford, the choral director, is new to Chipley High School, but not to choral groups. He taught in Cottondale High School for the two previous years and has been very active in church as choral director for the past eleven years. V I. J Ann Scott—pianist KO| 98 The Girls’ Ensemble is as follows: Rhonda Kolmetz, Susan Bush, Margaret Nelson, Tereeia Caswell, Rise Kirkland, Dianna Simmons, Janet Masker, Pam Nichols, and Debbie Lynn Adams. First row: Marsha Smith, Judy Cox, Ketta Kowitz, Judith Adkinson, Sharon Cook, Judy Strickland, ( $ti ol Pitts Shrs Ijaster Dons «,, llt4MIJ Maau tiiii vma , - ■ _ _ . . Boston, Corrine Slack, Phyllis Williams’, Ella Bullock, Elvira McIntyre, and Jeanette Wright Fourth row: Greg Swindle, William York, Arnold Lloyd, Willie Corbin, Albert Davis, Danny Everett, Jake Boston, Albert McKinney, Leo Barfield, Harry McDuffy, Mike Gossman, and Richard Coleman. Fifth row: Mr. Basford. 99 Folk Singing Club displays talent The Folk Singing Club of Chipley High School was organized in 1968 under the direction of Mr. William D. Bridenback. The purpose of the club is to organize young people who enjoy all types of music and to give these young people a chance to display their talents. The officers of the club are Brenda Creamer— president, Ketta Kowitz—vice president, Renae Wilson—secretary, Robbie Lingo—treasurer, and Constance Harris—reporter. The sponsor, again this year, is Mr. William D. Bridenback. Mr. Bridenback sings many types of songs and has written songs for the accompaniment of the guitar. ■d Standing, left to right: Brenda Creamer, Ketta Kowitz, Renae Wilson, Constance Harris, Chiquita Taylor, Mr. Bridenback, Brenda Kellum, Robbie Lingo, Carol Cox, Jahazel Shelley, and Pam Birge. Seated are: Duane Ashe, Nancy Koch, Georgian Skipper. Linda Clark, and Mary Ruth Farrior. 100 Gymnastics Class provides entertainment This is a class of students who show a desire to go beyond mere physical fitness. Appliance is stressed and each of'the eighteen members is allowed to advance at his own rate. Trampoline tumbling takes its place in the physical education program along with other gym- nastics activities, and is employed simultaneously with them. Members of a class normally rotate from one activity to another, so that all students are continually engaged. With the leadership of Mrs. Hayes, the class works together in deciding what they will learn and how they will go about the learning process. The purpose of the club is to entertain the student body and other groups at ball games and special events. Kneeling left to right: Jane Scott, Kathy Pitts, Barbara Bookout, Judy Williams, C indy Horne, and Carol Pitts. Second low. Eddie Maleszewskif Linda Bookout, Kim Harris. Pattie Snaidman, Patty Thibos, Steve Smith, Debbie Blankenship, (,ar Col- bert, and Mrs. Hayes. Thild row: William Moody, Tim Barber, and Dennis Campbell. 101 CHS band gets new director Mr. Robert Pyle, the CHS Tiger Band’s new director, graduated from Lakewood High School in Lakewood, California. He attended Long Beach College in Long Beach, California, Brevard Junior College in Cocoa, Florida, and got his Bachelor of Music degree at the University of Florida with a minor in broadcasting. He teaches band at this school and also at the Junior High. His hobby is playing bridge. This year, as always, the CHS Tiger Band presents the half-time show at all of the Tigers’ home football games. The student body is grateful to the band for these fine half-time performances. During the game the band section always gives their support to the fighting Tigers. This year the band has had many fund-rais- ing projects. At the beginning of the school year the band started selling band calendars. But at Halloween time this year the band dropped its usual candy-selling drive, and instead, adopted a fruit cake sale as one of their main fund-raising campaigns. Over the past years this school has always given its enthusiastic support to its fine band. The Journalism Department of Chipley High School urges the continual support of our fine Tiger Band. Cherryl Hardy—Drum Majorette Joann Gainer, Georgian Skipper, Joan Stanton, Rachel Skipper, Mary Mincey. Top to bottom, left to right: Debra Bell, Sherry Davis, Eleanor Turner, Sandra Williams, Barbara Whitfield, Phyllis McMillion, Wanda Strickland, Harriet Speed, Marilyn Reed, Diane Gilmore, Paula Wilson, Renae Crewes, Stanley Porter, Barbara Bookout, Steve Sangaree, Marilyn Robinson, Danny Sapp, Cecil Smith, Jimmy Hicks, and Marty Richter. Top to bottom, left to right: Bernard Moore, Phillip Potter, Charles Hooks, Donnie Washington, Wade Brown, Willie Massaline. Michael Killings, Donnie Lee, Frederick Belser, Lamar Spencer, Curtis Moore, Truett ( amp, Shelby ( arr, Sidney Skipper, Richard McMillion, Zannie Cooper, Josephine Crittendon, Vicky Lewis, Michelle McDougald, James C lemmons, Roger Holley, Linda Nicholson, Chiquita Taylor, Ted Spangenberg, Diane Driver, and Cindy Horne. 103 JOURNALISM Your 1970 PAW PRINTS was brought to you by: Mrs. Lane—advisor. Sandra Pierce, Dennis Finch, Charles Baxley, Myra Nell Patti Pate, Patsy Berry, Diane Bruner, and Kay Mongoven. 104 1970 Duncan, Jean Toole, Kathy Shoemaker—editor, Frances Gossman, Paula Kay Gordy, Jan Sangaree, Linda Bookout, Lynn Lee, f 105 Long hours were spent preparing the 1970 PAW PRINTS ATHLETICS e Players were honored at the first pep rally of the season. Bo Gilbert—Senior End Spirit is high 108 Isaac Brown—Senior End Michael Simmons—Junior End Dwight Neal—Junior End during football season Bobby Brigham—Junior End Jimmy Kimbrough—Sophomore End Ted S pangen berg—Sophomore End 109 Teamwork is the The Chipley Tigers ended the season with a record of 3-6-1. The Tigers were a young team this year, but each member showed remarkable ability and determination in striving toward a successful team. The Tigers had numerous injuries throughout the season, losing the services of their Senior quarterback, A1 Hudson, in the first game of the season with Quincy. A badly broken leg kept A1 from playing for the rest of the year, which was a serious handicap to the Tiger team. The first two games resulted in losses to Quincy, 26-6, and to Bonifay, 20-6. Chipley’s first victory was over Blountstown, when Chipley came out on top with a score of 14-0. Wakulla edged Chipley in a close game, 13-6, and in the next game, a strong Port St. Joe team beat Chipley 32- 0. The game with Baker was a 6-6 tie, and Chipley overpowered Ft. Walton Beach by a score of 42-0. Chipley lost to Monticello 38-6, but came back to defeat Madison, 42-0. In the last game of the season, after a hard-fought battle, Graceville came out ahead of Chipley by a narrow margin of 13-8. The end of the season left the boys with the knowl- edge that they had done their best. Wendell Pippin—Senior Tackle 110 Herbert Williams—Junior Tackle key to success Calvin Brigham—Junior Tackle Tim Mongoven—Sophomore Tackle Dennis Hayes—Sophomore Tackle 111 It’s not whether 112 Lamar Waymire—Junior Guard Jerry Morris—Junior Guard Cecil Smith—Sophomore Guard Avery Camp—Sophomore Guard you win or lose . . . Robert Waymire—Sophomore Guard 113 Doug Harrell—Freshman Guard Greg Smith—Freshman Guard Chipley earns victories through cooperation and hard work Louie Lewis—Junior Halfback 114 Co-Captain A1 Hudson, Captain Larry Donaldson, and Co-Captain Wendell Pippin led the Tigers through the 1969-70 season. Glen Williams—Junior Halfback Mike Rogers—Junior Halfback David Carver—Sophomore Halfback Steve Morris—Sophomore Halfback Guy Causey—Sophomore Halfback 115 Anthony Lee—Sophomore Flanker Allen Smith—Senior Fullback Eddie Watford—Junior Fullback More determination and better tactics led Tigers to success 116 Coaches Sonny Raley, Jim Kimbrough, and Meade Britt gave their valuable assistance to the Chipley team. Excellent coaching and team effort First row. left to right: Tony Gandy, Duane Ashe, Richard Coleman, Jerry Corbin, Charles Gunter, and Eddie Hall. Second row: Steve Sangaree, Albert Davis, Martin Jones, Mitchell Brigham, Mickey Mongoven, and Randy Davis. Third row: Daryle Hayes and Stan Porter. result in Tiger victories The Chipley Tigers had the valuable assist- ance of Coach Sonny Raley, Coach Jim Kim- brough, Coach Meade Britt, and Coach Bill Bridenback. These men have given their time and untiring efforts for the betterment of the team. The managers have also played a very im- portant part in the success of the Tigers. Manag- ers Eddie Nichols, Freddie Paul Morris, and Zan- nie Cooper have given many hours of their time to helping with maintenance and other serv- ices. Managers Freddie Paul Morris, Eddie Nichols, and Zannie Cooper. 119 Bill Bridenback, Junior Varsity coach Pre-game warm-ups help 120 relieve pent-up tensions Robert Smith—Senior Guard A1 Hudson—Senior Guard Togetherness makes for a good basketball team 122 Larry Donaldson—Senior Forward Bo Gilbert—Senior Forward Dennis Ferjruson—Senior Guard 123 Tigers work hard for every win Randy Peel—Junior Guard Louie Lewis—Junior Forward Dwight Neal—Junior Guard 125 Rough season ends with 8-12 record 126 Managers—Eddie Nichols and Freddie Paul Morris Chipley Opponent 77 Quincy 60 53 65 67 Wakulla 57 47 64 53 Blountstown .. .. 84 50 Vernon 55 46 Madison 48 44 55 56 Graceville 55 70 62 60 Quincy 57 56 Fort St. Joe 59 65 51 62 83 68 73 58 67 63 67 60 74 60 Port St. Joe 102 77 82 127 128 Chipley Opponent 35 .... Quincy 37 44 .... Marianna 53 69 .. .Wakulla 25 50 .... Bonifay 45 38 .... Blountstown .... 33 58 .... Vernon 32 49 .. . .Graceville 38 70 .... Wakulla 39 44 ... .Quincy 43 47 .... Port St. Joe 49 54 .... Madison 46 45 .... Bonifay 44 41 Blountstown . . . . 47 Monticello 32 38 Vernon 31 53 Marianna 55 32 Port St. Joe 30 62 Graceville 52 Left to right kneeling: Richard Coleman. Robert Hogan. Eli Nichols Steve Moms. Tony Hgh- standing: Mitchell Brigham, Danny Everett, Larry Everett, Charles Wynn, Willie Massaline, Anthon Lee, Doug Coach Raley. Harrell and 129 B” Team ends with fine record 131 Coach Raley—sponsor Randy is in the swing of things. Left to right: Dennis Ferguson, Robert Smith, Mike Rogers. Bo Gilbert, Roger Laney, Randy Peel, and Bubba Scott 132 Freshmen Cheerleaders bring enthusiasm to B” Team From left to right: Sharon Cook, Judy Williams, Carol Fitts, Cathy Hutchinson—captain, Joy Marchant—co-captain, and Donna Tindell. 133 Cheerleaders devote their time to building school spirit 135 Debbie Carl ile—Sophomore 136 ' AM i ADVERTISING HENRY ARNOLD FORD COMPANY Brown Street Groceville, Florida CENTRAL TV SERVICE South Oates Street Dothan, Alabama 138 WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida THRIFT DEPARTMENT STORE South 6th Street Chipley, Florida STEPHENS SHELL STATION Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida IGA FOODLINER 216 Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida COOK-WHITEHEAD FORD 730 West 15th Street Panama City, Florida GOLDKIST PEANUT MILL 106 South Cliff Street Graceville, Florida THIBOS WELDING Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida Ml CHIPLEY DRY CLEANERS Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida DASINGER'S DISCOUNT STORE Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida SANDRA'S HOUSE OF HAIR FASHION 701 South Boulevard Chipley, Florida 1 42 CHIPLEY TRACTOR COMPANY South 8th Street Chipley, Florida CHIPLEY HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. 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