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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

1 972 PAW PRINTS CHIPLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHIPLEY, FLORIDA We came . . . We were all here, 530 minds strong-to begin again. To discover new friends, to renew the old, and to live a year of school to the fullest. The years we were leaving behind us were filled with memories of wild sum- mers and freedom. So we settled down away from the past and began to make our future. It was another chance to begin again—to correct mistakes made and to learn from our ex- periences. We were quick to take that chance. For some it was exciting, for some frightening, and for others, bor- ing and repetitious. For those who wanted it, there was plenty of educa- tion available. 4 The student center, os in the past years, was opened to the Seniors at lunch for relaxing, socializing and studying. It was difficult to study during those first weeks when the weather was right for almost anything, except sitting in a stale classroom, but those first football games on Friday nights made those weeks of work almost bearable. Reac- tions to those games were varied-ela- tion . . . surprise . . . apathy. 6 7 6 As the year progressed, each student seemed to find his own place to fit in. Teachers learned students' names and students learned just how much they could get by with. Students became aware of the need to study and to do well in the classroom. Mistakes were made but also attempts to correct them. 12 9P- The search for peace of mind and soli- tude led us to separate ourselves from the music, movement of the crowds, and academic pursuits—Away from the struggles, troubles, and civilization—to find contentment in becoming part of the elements in nature; so desperately quiet but always alive with rhythm and beauty. 14 16 17 “A lily of a day Is fairer far in May Although it fall and die that night— It was the plant and flower of Light. In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures life may perfect be.” Ben Jonson We offer this page in memory of CURTIS MALLOY Class of 1951 For he in his short life did give A treasure of joys that will forever live In the hearts of young as well as the old; That we all will cherish and forever hold. La Don Henderson ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL-MR. C.C. COLEMAN JR. Mr, C.C. Coleman, Jr. has been the principal of Chiplev High School since 1966. A very concerned man, he hos done much to help make our school o better place for sincere and coopera- tive students to learn. Although often misunderstood, Mr. Coleman makes an effort to do what is best for our school. For those who have problems, he is there to help solve them. He is here to help students to better themselves and to open opportunities by making a high grade of education available to them. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs Morris Mrs Hortzog Miss Paulk Mrs Heckman Miss Snell Mrs Green 22 PERSONNEL Mrs Moy Mrs Reddick Mrs Lee Mrs Wvttington Mr Adorns Mr Owens Mrs Simmons Mrs Owens Mrs Mercer Mrs Williams Mrs Hughes Mrs Carter Mrs Dorr 23 SENIORS SENIORS SET STYLES FOR UNDERCLASSMEN 29 Debbie Cort.le Gtodvs Carswell Guv Causey James Clemmons Carol Coleman Beatrice Crittendon 30 31 Russ Gilbert Betty Goss man Jeon Guettler Thomas Harmon Billy Hayes 34 Rise Kirkland William Knigh? Neal Kolmetz ANXIOUS SENIORS BEGIN TO TIRE OF SCHOOL LIFE Iris Linton Jonef Masker Kathy McDaniel Pauline McEntyre 37 lindo Nicholson Don Peters Glenda Pettis A FEELING OF RESTLESSNESS IN THE AIR Eli Nichols 41 Marsha Pierce Henry Porter Cathy Pitts Eorl Presley Greely Register Marty Richter 42 JUNE 1972—ONE BIG STEP TAKEN 47 SCHOOL LIFE 49 James Clemmons Harvey Baxley Stephanie Johnson Nell Baxley Jimmy Kimbrough Vincent Laney Dianna Simmons Dennis Hayes Susan Bush Willis Rabon 52 HIGH HONORS Seated: Sandra Early, Harvey Baxley, Nell Baxley, Ted Spangenberg, Carol Coleman, and Stephanie Johnson. Standing: Av- ery Camp and Willis Rabon 54 Standing: Dianna Simmons, Susan Bush, and Margaret Nelson. Seated: Henry Porter, James Clemmons, and David Sapp. 55 HONORS HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ESCORT David and Cathy Robert and Martha Anthony and Phyllis Derrell and Carmelita Avery and Georgian Steve and Sharon Jimmy and Donna Dennis and Rhonda Willis and Ketta Vincent and Gail Cecil and Vicki MISS CHS Vicki Harrell 63 CLASS BEAUTIES Susan Bush—Senior Carol Coleman—Senior Kathy McDaniel—Senior 66 Debbie Carlile-Senior Cathy Pitts—Senior Dianna Simmons—Senior Vicki Harrell—Junior Gail Godfrey—Junior Joy Merchant—Junior 68 Sharon Cook—Junior Donna Tindell—Junior Georgian Skipper—Junior 69 70 Joy Aukema—Sophomore Jo Henders-Freshman Dixey Wood-Freshman Joan Pitts-Freshman 71 SPEECH CLASS First Row Jomes Clemmons, Anthony lee. Chorles Gunter. Gory Gilbert. Albert Davis. Tim Mongoven. Steve Morris, Marsha Pierce, Willis Robon. Eddie News- ome, Mike Davis, Stephanie Johnson, Eli Nichols, Sideny Hinson, Steve Smith, Dennis Johnson, Earl Presley, Daragh Reed. Phyllis McMillion. Chiquito Taylor, Betty Gossmon, Dons Forehand. Marsha Adams. Billy Hayes, Elaine Kennedy. Mary Mincey, Martha Wood. Kathy McDaniel Debbie Jane Adams, Linda Nich- olson. Janet Masker. Margaret Helson, Cindy Trowick. Susan Willioms, Dianna Simmons, and Cecil Smith 72 The two speech classes, in addition to their regular classroom assignments have been responsible for many enjoy- able performances. In the traditional homecoming skit, Mother Goose Homecoming, numerous Mother Goose characters were saved from two cowards who attempted to steal the beautifully jeweled crown. A com- edy skit entitled Turkdy Talk was presented at Thanksgiving. In this skit the truth about the origin of Thanksgiv- ing was revealed and in the absence of Thomas K. Turkey a substitute from a substitute from the speech class was called upon. Other programs included Mrs. McGraw Day, the Miss Chipley Pageant, and an unusual Christmas program. The speech class has made memorable contributions to this school year. ACTIVITIES 75 STUDENT COUNCIL Standing Ted Spongenburg, President, Rhonda Kolmetz, Treasurer; and Jim Hcks, Vice-President Seated: F yllis McMillion Representative-at-large, Harriet Speed. Secretary; Sharon Cook, Representative-af- large, Kay Henders. Representative-ot-lorge The Student Council is the elected rep- resentative body of Chipley High School. The promotion of student gov- ernment and the linking of the student body to the faculty are the main func- tions of the Student Council. This year, the organization was led by capable officers: President Ted Spa- ngenburg; Vice-President, Jimmy Hicks,- Secretary, Harriet Speed; Treasurer, Rhonda Kolmetz; Representatives-at- Large, Kay Henders, Sharon Cook, and Phyllis McMillion. Organized activities included Home- coming, the Beauty Review, sponsoring a bus to Century, and acting as the stu- dent voice. Along with sponsor, Valery Butler, of- ficers, representatives, and student body, the Student Council worked effi- ciently and conscientiously trying to ful- fill student requests and solving prob- lems. The Student Council contributed greatly to the general education of the students of Chipley High. 76 Top Row: Mr Butler. Sponsor; Jim Hcks. Eloine Kennedy, Harriet Speed, Phyllis McMillion. Koy Henders. Caryl Spangenburg, and Tod Matthews. Second Row Mona lehoczky. Sharon Cook, Debbie Jane Adorns, Joy Merchant, Cindy Horne, Wanda Lee, and Goil Godfrey Third Row Dix Harrell, John Morns, Harry Hammond, Ted Spongeburg, Ralph Carter, and Ronnie Retherford. Fourth Row: Carolyn Bragmon. Phillis Brown, Rhonda Kolmetz, Gail Hilty, Nell Baxley. 77 Y-TEENS The Y-Teens is a religious organization composed of people of various reli- gions, Activities included money raising projects and visiting in different churches during the year. Y-Teens is also part of a larger national organization. Officers this year are: President, Rise Kirkland, Vice-President, Cathy Hutchi- son; Secretary, Cindy Horne,- Treas- urer, Lisa VanderWerf and Reporter, Vicki Harrell. Top Row Joy Merchant. Judith Adkison, Valerie Culpepper, Cathy Hutchison, Rise Kirkland, Margaret Nelson, Susan Bush, ond Cindy Trowick Second Row Jo Henders, Liz Donaldson, Dixie Wood, Kay Henders, Morsha Pierce, Belinda Pipkin, Kefta Kowitz, Cindy Horne, Vicki Harrell, and Sponsor Mrs May Third Row lisa VanderWerf, Elizabeth Hinson, Patti Fielding, Cathy McDaniel, Donna Tindell, Rhonda Kolmetz, Debbie Lynn Adams, and Gail Godfrey 79 Seated Harvey Baxley, Janet Masker. Sandro Early, Carol Coleman, Ted Spongenberg, Dianna Simmons, and Margaret Nelson. Standing Henry Porter. Gndy Young, Debbie Corlilr, James Clemmons, Moxine Spivey, and Nell Baxley On November 17, 1971, sixteen stu- dents, whose eligibility was based on scholarship, leadership, character, and service, were inducted into the Na- tional Honor Society. The following day these students performed the diffi- cult tasks required by Senior members for their initiation. A Christmas party for the Headstart children was planned while stadium cushions were sold to raise money for other worthy projects. Mrs. Gail Hartzog, a teacher of numer- ous talents and sponsor of the NHS, in- troduced many new ideas into the club. 80 Stonding Tim Mongoven. Vice-President; ond Jim Hicks, Secretory-Treosurer Seated Vincent Loney, President Key Club members took on anti-pollu- tion stand this year by gathering up any kind of discarded aluminum, primarily empty beer cans. At the same time they padded their treasury with those coveted green slips of paper the cans brought in. These twenty young men worked dili- gently serving our school and commu- nity, while competing fiercely for man- hours that would determine which eight members would go on the club’s sec- ond annual trip to Washington, D.C. The two faculty sponsors, Mr. Forehand and Mr. Tiller, made sure that each meeting was conducted in a mature and business-like manner, in keeping with the Key Club standard that its members be moral and academic leaders of our school. 86 First Row Jim Kimbrough, Eddie Newsome, Dennis Hayes, Gory Gilbert. Robert Woymire. and Vincent Laney Second Row Eli Nichols. Steve Morris. Donny Everett, Cecil Smith. Tim Mongoven, and Willis Robon Third Row Joey Baxley. William Bruner, Jim Hicks, Greg Smith, Stanley Porter. Mortm Jones, and Dennis Carter Sweethearts Nell Baxley, left, and Cindy Horne, right 87 Harry Hammond. James Clemmons, Jeff Redmon. Rodney Fraiser. Greg Swindle, Stanley Porter, Eddie Peterson, Earl Presley, William Knight. Donald Nelson, Grant Wells. Joe Bradford. Allen Clark. Harvey Hayes, Dov.d Sapp. Jody Kimbrough, Ted Spongenberg. William Sasser, and Keith Kolmefz. Second Row- Debb e Smith. Donna Woodhom. Ruth Kenney. Becky lone. Carla Webb. Wendell Owen, Scotty Booth. Dennis Deal. Ralph Carter, Brian McKn.ghf, David Scott. Gary Aukema. John Sapp. Carl Owens. Kenneth Harrell, Steve Corbin. Pom Hancock. Connie Sasser, Barbara Harden, Linda Clark, Corol Cox. and Edfty Clemmons. Third Row Gail Hilty, Debbie Corbm, Ann Smith, Rhonda Kolmetz, Debbie Strickland, Jeonnie Maleszewski, Belinda Pipkin Debbie Cole, Elizabeth Hinson, Linda Davidson. Rise Kirkland, Cindy Trawick. Cathy Pitts, Driver, Faye Williams, Carol Spongenberg, Kay Henders, liz Donaldson, Paulo Adkins. Linda Kent. Aileen Scoyer. Beatrice Crittenden, Nettie Mae Davis, and Debbie Weeks Fourth Row Betty Gossman, Margaret McEntyre Sherlene Corbm. Dixie Wood. Patti Fielding, Debbie Rogers, Debb.e Lynn Adams. Kay Walls, Wanda Nunley. Cindy Hoys. Gail Townsend. Barbara Gossman. Jeanette Boston, Saundro Brown, Judith Adkison, Renee Wilson, ond Susan Bush CHS CHORUS Too Row William Sasser. Cmdy Trowick, James Clemmons. Ted Spangenberg, Rise Kirkland, and David Sapp Second Row Wanda Nunley. Deb- bie Lynn Adams, Ralph Carter, Susan Bush, and Rhonda Kolmetz Top Row Carol Cox, Renee Wilson. Barbara Harden, and Linda Kent Second Row Caryl Spangeberg, Diane Driver, and Cathy Pitts Third Row Connie Sasser and Faye Williams 89 C.H.S. BAND First Row Joyce Heckmon, T.J. Johnson, Debbie Cole, Paulo Morris, Carlo Griffin, Ann Rogers, Debbie Collins Second Row: Foye league, lesia McIntyre. Pinkie Whitfield. Wanda Kenney, Toni Harris, Zeno Whitfield Third Row Jeff Jenkins, Teresa Ladd, Carilon Corbin, Ramona Horns, Ri McGlomery, Cindy King Fourth Row Diane Spangenberg, Von Hickman, Bobby Howell. Jeff Porter, David Brock, Dennis Johnson. Fifth Row Ken Etzel, Kenny Chestnut, Teddy Carter, David Kirous, Theresa Griner Sixth Row Steve Shoemoke. Mike Nobles. Steve White, Chuck Norton. John Gory Ragan, Jimmy Taylor, Gerald Enfinger, Gary Carr, Ty Peel. Gary Bolcolm, and Doug Holley BAND PROMOTES ENTHUSIASM AT GAMES YOUNG AMERICAN DREAM First Row Gail Hilty. Angelo Carter, Tino McFotter Second Row: Sheila H.cholos, Nito Yates, Tino Hunter, Lynn Williams, Cindy Connery. Third Row Mr Bridenback, Jefl Braxton, Rodney Campbell, Tom Harris, Greg Swindel. The Young American Dream is a group at C.H.S. dedicated to singing about peace, happiness, and the beautiful things of life in America. There are 24 members, and the overall Chairman is Coach Bridenback. The colors of this group are red, white, and blue, with their symbol as a red, white, and blue eagle This group has participated is activities such as the MOD Talent Show, Spring Follies, Watermelon Festival, and Wausau Fun Day. 92 “C CLUB” Top Row Avery Comp. Dennis Haves, Jim Hicks, Willis Rabon, Steve Morris, Jimmy Kimbrough, William Bruner. Tim Mongoven, David Sapp, Robert Waymire, Cecil Smith, Anthony Lee, Eli Nichols. Second Row: Charles Gunter, Tony Gandy, Dianna Simmons, Horry Hammond, Danny Everette. Martin Jones, Doug Owens, Dennis Carter, Doug Harrell. Albert Davis, Greg Smith, Ketto Kowitz, Stan Porter. Third Row Judy Williams. Cathy Pitts Fourth Row Donna Tindell, Vincent laney, Carol Pitts, Debbie Corlile. Sandro Williams The C Club remains inactive until bas- ketball season begins. Their major money-making project is selling re- freshments at home basketball games. This money is to be used for purchasing Senior blankets. This club consists of lettering football and basketball play- ers and cheerleaders. This year the of- ficers are: left, Robert Waymire Presi- dent; Debbie Carlile, Sec-Tres.; Doug Harrell, Vice Pres. 93 FHA With determined efforts the zealous FHA did much this year to better our school. Under the leadership and guid- ance of their sponsor, Mrs. Waller, the members participated in many worth- while activities. These activities in- cluded babysitting for the PTA mem- bers, participating in the March of Dimes drive, visiting Sunland, and vis- iting different rest homes in our area. Several members attended District in Pensacola and also the state con- vention in Miami. The FHA is one of the larger clubs in our school and certainly is promoting healthy activities for its members. 94 First Row Betty Gossmon, Bonnie Forrior, Phyllis Willioms, Cookie Former, Ri McGlomery, Angelo Carter. Valera Clark, Vernell Mossaline, Denise Wynn Sec- ond Row Debbie Corbin, Pam Hancock, Barbara Harden, Doragh Reed, Cindy Connery. Judy Stripling, Dorcas Johnson, Sheilo Trommel. Karen Rhynes. Third Row Brenda Kellum, Debbie Rudd. Liz Donaldson, Dixie Wood. Barbara Senn. Susan Frazier, Corienne Slack, Cossandra Gilchrist. Fourth Row Mrs Waller- Soonsor. Fredia Moore. Mary Mossaline. Glenda Brigham. Cindy Hayes. Faye Robinson. Connie Harris. Nettie Davis. Christine Stevenson. Connie Sasser. Pom Rudd, Vickie Reed Fifth Row Emily Moore, Doris Brighom. Wanda Lee, Ivory Shorpe. Debi Stripling. Paulo Adkins, Aileen Yorbough. Latima Register 95 FFA Top Row: Russ Bilbert, Tommy Peterson, lorry Grantham, Bobby Walsinghom, Kenneth Spence, Joey Sasser, Steve Quattlebaum, 2nd Row John Gilbert, Ricky Carter, Wendell Owen, Kevin Porker, David Graham. 3rd Row: Peter Bloodsworth, Bruce Mathis, Eugene Corbin, Edward Gross, Phillip Adams, Ricky Carter. Cliff Gilbert, Robert Waymire, Dennis Hayes, Poul Wood, Leslie Prescott, Michael Gossmon, Mike Freeman. Marvin Taylor, Roy Swell, Willie Nellums, Ronald Jackson, Arnold lloyd, Ray Windham, Herman Floyd, William Guettler, Ervin Jackson, 4th Row Larry Yates, Rodney Campbell, Jackie Jernigan, Dennis Sorrells, Mike Davis, Gary Cook, Eddie Peterson, Bottom Row Mr Pigott, Billy Kayes, Larry lond. Tad Motthews, Ralph Carter, Jacob Syfrett, Doug Townsend, Darrell Carter, Michael Scott, Ira Bloodsworth, Fronk Curry. 96 The Future Formers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Officers leading the FFA chapter this year are: President, Billy Hayes; Vice-President, Ralph Carter; Secretary, Tad Mat- thews; Treasurer, Larry Land; Reporter, John Gilbert; and Sentinel, Bruce Mathis. Our chapter has competed in many areas including: soil judging, tractor driving, public speaking and parliamentary procedures, beef and dairy cattle judging and the formation of a string band quartet. Every FFA boy shoud be proud to be a member of this fine organization. 97 CREATIVE WRITING Tod to Bottom Duane Ashe. Donnie Woodham. Steve Sangoree. Linda Lou Clark. Stephanie Johnson Betty Gossmon. Renee Wilson. Roy Gilespie, Tim Wells. Phyllis McMillon. Susan Bush. Margaret Nelson. Carol Cox, Cindy Horne. Mrs. Green 100 UNDERCLASS 10! Judith Adkison Duone Ashe Doug Berber leo Barfield Sharon Bellamy Fredrick Belser Eddie Blackmon Barbara Bookout Doris Brigham Mitchell Brigham 102 Buddy Brock Lorry Brown Phyllis Brown Peggy Bruner 11TH GRADES BEGIN TO THINK ABOUT COLLEGES AND CAREERS Judy Bush Doris Corter Ricky Corier Undo Clark Richard Coleman Sharon Cook Jerry Cooper Zannie Cooper Jerry Corbin Willie Corbin 103 Carol Cox Joe Davidson Phondo Dovidson Wode Dovidson Albert Davis Rondv Davis Ann Duncan Teresa Enfinger Danny Everett Lorry Everett Tony Gandy John Gilbert Roy Gillespie 104 Gail Godfrey Ronnie Gomillion Michael Goss man Eddie Granberry Charles Gunter Barbara Horden Doug Harrell Gary Harrell Vicki Horrell Constance Horris JUNIORS RECOGNIZE INDIVIDUALITY Raymond Hartzog Robert Haves Daryl Hayes Wanda Hendrix Jimmy Hicks Cindy Horne Cathy Hutchinson Bonnie Forrior Martin Jones 105 Brendo Kellum Murrov Kent Nancy Koch Kefta Kowitz Sara Loster Terry Lay Arnold Lloyd Joy Merchant Michelle McDougald Harry McDuffie Elvira McIntyre 106 Mickey Mongoven Danny Moody Kothy Nelson Dole Nicholas Ellen Obert ACTIVITIES VARY EACH DAY Carleen Owens Doug Owens Nino Pettis Corol Pitts Sue Pitts 107 Lorry Smith Marsha Smith Judy Strickland Rodney Strickland Greg Swindle Donna Tmdell Sandro Toole lisa VanderWerf Wode Webb Tim Wells JUNIORS HAVE SENSE OF HUMOR Pinkie Whitfield Gerold Williams Judy Williams Phyllis Williams Royce Williams Renee Wilson Paul Wood Donnie Wood ham Denice Wynn William York 109 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SEEK NEW HORIZONS Joy Aukemo Donald Baker Normon Barber Joey Baxley Ricky Bell Blonche Belser David Blankenship Peter Bloodsworth Scotty Booth Jeanette Boston Dole Braxton Carolyn Bragmon William Bruner Curtis Cody Geraldine Campbell no Dennis Carter Ralph Carter Wade Collins Willis Cooper Mike Corbin Dennis Deal Doreen DeNormandie Richard Driscoll Jeffrey Dudley Patti Fielding 111 Mike Freemon R� cky Gronberry Alice Gronthom Edword Gross Cheryl Griflen Jomes Griffith Alfred Guettler Joe Hoddock Isooc Harmon Kenny Harrell Toni Harris Romono Harris Mary Hartzog Kay Henders Patsy Hendrix 112 ENTHUSIASTIC SOPHOMORES SUPPORT SCHOOL SPIRIT Elizobeth Hinson Danny Hodges Gene Holly Irving Jackson Edmond Jenkins Dorcas Johnson Dorothy Joiner Steve Joyner Go 11 Kennedy Ruth Kenney Undo Kent Timothy Kent Diane Ladd Ronme Ladd Teresa Lodd 113 Jeonie Moleszewski John Mollov Mary Massolme Bruce Mathis Tad Matthews Major McCallister Dwight McDonald Margaret McEntyre Kenny McFofter John McMillion Barry Mongoven Phillia Morris Randy Morris Gail Myrick Donald Nelson Tony Nicholson Chuck Norton Carl Owens 114 Norris Robinson Debbie Rogers Corl Russ John Sopp Kim Sosser Michael Scott Velmo Shackelford Wilhe Sheffield Wando Simmons Nancy Slay Ricky Sledge Greg Sloon Debbie Smith Kathy Smith Caryl Spoongenberg Joan Still Jacob Syfrett Cormelita Toylor Marvin Toylor James Thomos Mary Thurmon 116 Mory Jone Toole Doug Townsend Shielo Trommel Richord Walker Kay Walls SOPHOMORES REACH OUT TO UNDERSTAND Grant Wells Dorothy Whitfield Benme Williams Judy Williams Faye Williams Sharon Williams Sharon Williams Franklin Wilson Kenny Wilson Donna Woodhom John Worley Gory Yarbrough 118 Paulo Adkins Gary Aukema Cathy Barns Johnnie Ruth Baxter Conme Belser Steve Birge FRESHMAN GAIN NEW PERSPECTIVE Tim Blankenship Peter Bloodsworth Koy Boswell Mary Boston Thomas Bowen Joe Bradford Jeff Braxton Glenda Brigham Berwyn Brock Bill Brock Saundra Brown Barbara Bush Gail Bush Jauno Bush Mosandro Cody Rodney Campbell Bobby Carswell Mary Ellen Carswell 119 Angelo Carter Derrell Carter Patricia Carter Allen Clark Valera Clark Edith Clemmons Lessie Cobb Cindy Connery Gory Cook Jackie Cooper Debra Corbin Judy Corbin Sherlene Corbin Steve Corbin Dovid Cox James Creamer Tommy Crews Betty Croft Valerie Culpepper Frank Curry Linda Doldry - Alnorris Davis Michael Davis Richard Davis FRESHMAN END FIRST HIGH SCHOOL YEAR EAGER FOR SUMMER Martin D'errico Liz Donaldson Gerald Enfmger Gwendolyn Everett Andrea Farmer Donnie Finch Herman Floyd Agnes Foxworth Suzanne Frazier Rodney Frazier Angie Guilford Sherry Holt Exell Hamm Sandy Gilchnst Elaine Goodman Barbara Gossman David Graham Elizabeth Griffin Walter Guettler Harry Hammond Pom Honcock James Harmon Marion Harmon Voldee Harmon Tom Harris Dix Harrell Cindy Hayes KOLMETZ LEADS CLASS OF Harvey Hayes Jo Henders Carolyn Hendrx Gail Hilty Betty Hogan Bobby Howell Tina Hunter Wayne Ivory Dan Jenkins Sarito Jett Andrew Johnson Rex Johnson 122 Keith Kolmetz Jody Kimbrough Jeannette Keys Eddie Keefee Leotha Kent Lance Kmsely Tommy Lassiter Otis Lee 1975 IN FIRST YEAR AT C.H.S. Wanda Lee Marie Lehoczky Alice Masker Vemell Massolini Edna McCovery Tma McFotter Lisa McIntyre Kathy McKechme Ri McQamory Brian McKmght Glenn Michaels Joan Mills 123 Edward Minchin Casondro Mitchell Pamela Mitchell Marilyn Monroe Emila Moore Fredia Moore John Morris June Mosely Wando Neal Sheila Nichols Tony Nicholson Willie Nellums Rosemary Nelson Wando Newsome Wando Nunley Wendell Owen Kevin Porker Joan Pitts Eddie Peterson Jim Pettis Wando Pettis Jeff Redmon Jerome Ramsey lotimo Register 124 loufie Reynolds Kenneth Roulhoc Sue Ellen Rudd Debb� e Rudd Pom Rudd Cori Russ Wondo Rustin Connie Sasser David Scott Eunice Shackleford Angelo Sharpe Ivory Sharpe Roxanne Skipper Jeon Slav Ann Smith Tern Smith Dennis Sorrells Cariotta Speed J.C Spivey Debbie Strickland Judy Syfrett Denise Bruner 125 Betty jeon Taylor Sue Taylor Jerome Thomas Gail Townsend Diane Trant FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT OF 1 80 IS LARGEST IN C.H.S. HISTORY Karla Webb Debfcxe Weeks Greg Wighom Carl Williams Janice Willioms Lynn Williams Roy Windham Dixie Wood David Wynn AJiene Yarbrough Nito Yates Larry York 126 ATHLETICS 127 No 75 Dennis Hoyes-Semor Guord SENIOR PLAYERS LEAD No 84 Willis Robon-Senior End No 85 Jim Kimbrough—Senior Guord TIGERS TO VICTORIES No 71 Tim Mongoven-Senior Tackle SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS 131 VICTORY REQUIRES THOUGHT No 70 Jimmy Hicks—Junior Tockle No 11 Donny Everett-Junior Quorterbock No. 22 Tony Gandy-Junior Ranker 134 AS WELL AS ACTION No 72 Mortin Jones-Junior Tockle No 23 Stan Porter-Junior Fullback No 30 William Bruner-Sophomore Fullback 135 No 62 Greg Smith—Junior Linebocker No 54 Dennis Corter—Sophomore Center No 82 Charles Gunter-Junior End No 60 Doug Owen-Junior Guard No 52 Albert Dovis-Junior Tackle No 55 Doug Harrell-Junior Center No 95 Greg Whig ham-Sopho more End TIGERS HAVE A WINNING 138 SEASON SCOREBOARD Chipley 34 Quincy 7 Chipley 40 Bonifay 6 Chipley 41 Century 0 Chipley 34 Blountstown 7 Chipley 40 Rehobeth 0 Chipley 55 Crestview 6 Chipley 48 DeFuniak Springs 6 Chipley 28 Marianna 0 Chipley 6 Port St. Joe 24 139 B TEAM FOOTBALL PLAYERS Top Row Joe Brodford. Terry Corbin, John Morris. Willie Nellums, Bruce Mothis. and Doug Townsend Second Row Allen Clark. Peter Bloodworth, Kevon Porker. Harvey Hayes. Gory Yarbrough, and Arthur Aukemo Third Row David Graham, Tom Harris, Jody Kimbrough. Tod Matthews. Keith Kolmetz, and Berry Mongoven SCOREBOARD Chipley 6 Chipley 0 Chipley 14 Chipley 8 Chipley 0 Chipley 14 Chipley 40 Chipley 6 Marianna 8 Marianna 22 Vernon 0 Vernon 6 St. Joe 6 St. Joe 18 Bonifay 6 Bonifay 8 142 VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS Steve Morris, Richard Coleman, Eli Nichols, Charles Gunter, Jimmy Hicks, Martin Jones, Danny Everett, David Sapp, ond Tony Gandy 143 I No 24 Eli Nichols-Senior Guord No. 42 Tony Gandy-Junior Guard 144 146 147 No 14 Chorles Gunter—Junior Center 148 B TEAM BASKETBALL PLAYERS 149 Kenny Wilson, Edward Mmchin, Barry Mongoven. Berwin Brock, Greg Whigham. Vaughn Monroe. Gory Yorbough. Donold Nelson, Dennis Carter. Hammond. Keith Kolmetz, Terry Corbin, John Morns, Bruce Mothis. No 34 Donold Nelson-Sophomore Center No 20 Horry Hommond-Freshmon Guard No 25 Keith Kolmetz—Freshmon Guard No 34 Vaughn Monroe-Sophomore Center No 24 Greg Whig ham—Sophomore Forward No 15—Gory Yorbrough-Sophomore Forward No 21 Berwin Brock-Freshman Forward No 42 Kenny Wilson—Freshman Guard BtJ No 14 Bruce Mothis-Sophomore Guord No. 12 John Morris-Freshmon Guord No 22 Molcolm Minchin—Freshman Guord No 11 Barry Mongoven-Sophomore Forward No 40 Dennis Carter-Sophomore Center first Row: John Morris, Jockie Jernigon, Lorry Lond, Ricky Carter, Willie Nellums, Jody Kimbrough, Horry Hammond, Second Row Derrell Carter, Dennis Carter, Jimmy Hicks, Williom Bruner, Jimmy Kimbrough, Danny Everett, Tony Gandy, John Sapp TRACK TEAM 153 Ricky Carter and Martin Jones BASEBALL TEAM Si51. Rov Co?ch H«nders. Molcolm Minchin. Kenny Wilson. Williom Bruner, Stonley Porter, Richord Coleman, Tony Gandy, David Sapp. Bobby alsmghom. Second Row Tom Harris, Darrel Carter, Berwyn Brock, Charles Gunter. Jimmy Kimbrough. Donny Everett, Dennis Carter and Harvey 154 TRAMP TEAM OFFERS ENTERTAINMENT The Chiplev High School trampoline team, under the skillful guidance of Mrs. Mary Lou Hayes, is a group of seven talented and enthusastic students. Since the Trampoline Team was orga- nized in 1967, is has offered exciting and daring entertainment at the half- time of each home football and basket- ball game. The team has also jumped at one out-of-town basketball game in Poplar Springs, at the Homecoming Day activities, the National Guard Ar- mory Christmas party, and participated in the Talent Show. The Trampoline Team also performs with the mini- tramp and the mats. This organization has certainly been an asset to our Fine school! Top Row: Cecil Smith, Dennis Campbell, and Tim Barber Second Row Jo Henders, Vicki Harrell, Barbara Bookout, and Sharon Cook Debfcxe Corlile—Coptoin GOT SPIRIT . . . 156 The 1971-72 Varsity cheerleaders have really had a rewarding year. Their hard work began even before school started. By attending ICF cheerleading camp at Auburn University, they learned that spirit is the way to do it. The cheerleaders iniated many activ- ities which helped fire up school pride. Old Fashion Spirit Day, along with Corny Week, raised so much spirit that our mighty Tigers won outstanding victories. Nothing great is ever achieved with- out enthusiasm, and our cheerleaders provided all the enthusiasm possible. Long hours of practice coupled with skill, characterized our cheerleaders. Ketta Kowitz Donna Tindeil Sherlene Corbin. Mascot 159 JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS June Mosely, Joan Pitts—Co-Captain, Dixey Wood, Jo Henders—Captain, Cookie Former, Wondo Lee 160 ADVERTISING 162 WBGC RADIO STATION HOLMES SHIRT CO., INC. Bonifoy, Florida CHAVERS BROCK FURNITURE CO. N. 6th Street Chipley, Florida South Blvd. Chipley, Florida HENERY-ARNOLD FORD COMPANY EGBERT JANES AGENCY Brown Street Groceville, Florida Reg. Real Estote Broker Bonifay, Florida WATFORD DRUG COMPANY 163 South 6th Street Chipley, Florida S.A. ALFORD AGENCY JONES MOTOR COMPANY 100 N. 6th Street Chipley, Florida Brown Street Graceville, Florida MILES APPLIANCE FURNITURE 619 Brown Street Graceville, Florida BUSH AUTO COMPANY Ford Mercury Bonifay, Florida 164 DASINGER’S DISCOUNT STORE KING’S DISCOUNT DRUGS 165 100 N. Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida PIGGLY WIGGLY MCENTYRE'S IGA DISCOUNT FOODLINER 216 Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Telephone Line Construction Chipley, Florida 106 Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida STEPHEN'S SHELL STATION JR. FOOD STORE 169 Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida South 7th Street Chipley, Florida 701 South Blvd. Chipley, Florido Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida CARLILE JEV LERS 117 North 6th Street Chipley, Florida 170 LLOYD PONTIAC CADILLAC, INC. Harrison Avenue Panama City, Florida COGGIN DEERMONT, INC. General Contractors Chipley, Florida D S AUTO PARTS TOWNSEND'S BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 171 Highway 90 East Chipley, Florida Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida THRIFT DEPARTMENT STORE South 6th Street Chipley, Florida SAM FOWLER INSURANCE 707 Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida GODFREY AUTO SUPPLY CARL'S STANDARD STATION 172 Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida 6th and Church Street Chipley, Florida W.E. JOHNSON’S STANDARD OIL 404 Jackson Avenue Chipley, Florida GOLD KIST PEANUT MILL JACKSON MILLS INC. 173 Graceville, Florida Box 66 Graceville, Florida BMA INSURANCE 207 South 7th Street Chipley, Florida RILLA'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 515 South 6th Street Chipley, Florida BENNEY'S MOTEL RESTAURANT CHAVERS BROCK FURNITURE COMPANY 174 Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida Chipley, Florida KOLMETZ HARDWARE WASHINGTON COUNTY NEW USED CARS Chipley, Florida CHIPLEY BOTTLING COMPANY Chipley, Florida DEVON SMITH INSURANCE, INC. 175 Graceville, Florida CITY COUNCIL Chipley, Florida DIXIE LILY MILLING CO. Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida CHIPLEY MOTEL Highway 90 West Chipley, Florida 176 LEOLA'S BEAUTY SHOP Highway 77 North Chipley, Florida KIRKLAND'S BARBER SHOP Railroad Avenue Chipley, Florida 177 BETTY'S FLOWERS Chipley, Florida BROWN FUNERAL HOME Chipley, Florida BOOSTERS NUNLEY'S 77 BAIT FARM FABRIC CENTER Chipley, Flordia SAFE BUY REAL ESTATE AGENCY Chipley, Florida CHIPLEY HEATING COOLING Chipley, Florida BURDESHAW INSURANCE AGENCY Chipley, Florida SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Chipley, Florida CRAWFORD FURNITURE EXCHANGE Chipley, Florida MINER'S WELDING SHOP Chipley, Florida DOTHAN CIGAR CANDY CO. Dothon, Alabama DAFFINS DEPARTMENT STORE Marianna, Florida PATTERSON HARDWARE Graceville, Florida CORBIN’S PACKING HOUSE Star Route, Chipley GRACEVILLE OIL COMPANY Graceville, Florida SMITHS Panama City, Florida STANTON'S CHURCH FURNITURE CO. Chipley. Florida ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Paw Prints Staff would like to thank Mr. Aden Sowell, Dunaway Studios, Billy Webb, Mrs. Hartzog, and every- one else who made this annual pos- sible by their excellent help. TURNER’S Marianna, Florida MARIANNA OFFICE SUPPLY Marianna, Florida BUFORD EQUIPMENT CO. Marianna, Florida CIRCLE D RANCH WESTERN SHOP Marianna, Florida EVAN'S Bonifay, Florida 178 With the coming of spring, many new and wonderful changes came in stu- dents lives also. While nature arrayed herself with flowers, students began to appreciate each other, many for the last time. There was a sadness, but more, a happiness that filled our thoughts. We don’t know what to say about it, These years that have passed us by. But we can’t stay here,- The world waits eagerly to receive its future—US—For in the end lies the beginning. 184