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

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Nosey Knows! One major disadvantages of small town life is that everybody's business is every- body’s business. We huddled together between classes and found ourselves making such state- ments as: “What does he see in her? “I wonder how much that outfit cost. He got a traffic ticket and a $75.00 fine. Her hair looks horrible!” My parents would die if they knew that. 1 think there’s a new boy in school. Will you be at the parking lot on Sat- urday night? Now don't tell anyone, but 1 heard that Bet I can guess why she is crying.” We wondered who had a date with whom, who cheated on a big test, who got paddled, and who was going to break up next or get back together. One huge grapevine ran throughout the school. We all became a part of it. Though we hate to admit it. gossip added spice to our lives. We kept up with every- one else, knowing all the while that they were keeping up with us.

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Lower left: Cheerleaders' supporting sign gave hope for a victory in the Marianna game, which unfortunately ended in defeat. Left up- per-center: The Band's half-time festivities en- tertains Tiger fans. Upper-middle left center: Mark Brown fakes opponent. Left Middle cen- ter: With Anthony Worlds at his side. Mark Brown gains good yardage on a punt return. Lower left center: A Tiger fumble lowers Mark Scott's morale. Right: upper center: Dennis Barnes directs Ease On Down the Road . Lower right center: A hanging Yellow Jacket showed the team's super spirit. Upper right: Dink Peel, winner of Grease Day poses with admirers. Diane Wright and Bon- nie Barfield. Lower right: Cheering fans boost Tiger Spirit.

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Lower Left: Taking a refreshing break from their classes. Hugh Whidden. Jackie Car- ter. John Gibson, and Ralph Masker dis- cuss the latest football games. Upper left center Gloria Whidden and Ben Gran- berry exchange the latest news between classes. Lower Center: Vivian Morris, friend and counselor, helps Mazie Car- swell with an assignment. Upper right: Un- der the shade of the trees, these boys enjoy a peaceful conversation. Right middle: Kim Dorch finds a friendly talk with Mrs. Eng- rum helpful and enjoying. Lower right cen- ter: Group discussions are sometimes used to solve problems, but are mostly friendly chats. Lower right: Waiting in line for lunch, freshman boys enjoy this time to just be with their friend. 9