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

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Singing Their Little Hearts Out The goal of the Chipley High Chorus this year seems to have been to improve the sound of the group as the year progressed. Mrs. Harris, in her second year as di- rector, has worked hard to achieve this goal, as have the stu- dents. Each member of the Chorus strove to improve his own performance, as well as that of the entire group. As the year moved along, the group began to involve itself in many activities. Among those ac- tivities were concert competitions and contests. One member, Larry Peterson, was selected to sing in the All-State Chorus at Tampa. The group also gave four Christ- mas Concerts and a spring concert. UPPER I.EFT: Mrs. Harris and group as- semble together Irefore their December 20 Christmas Concert. CEXTER: The Chorus performs “Wintertime Aglow. LOWER I .EFT: The Ensemble performs as a sepa- rate unit from the chorus during the Christmas Concert. BELOW: Larry Peter- son wins the respect of the audience with his rendition of O Holy Sight.

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Active FFA Has Busy Year If there's any word that de- scribes the Chiplev FFA Chapter its busy. This year they have been busier than ever, participating in such contests as public speaking and parliamentary procedure, as well as the judging of cattle, soils, and poultry. Many of these events took place at the Sub-District Contest which was held this year here at CHS. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Pigott, Chapter Advisor, the mem- bers participated in various projects, including growing crops, raising livestock, and bettering the environment. BELOW. Mr. Pigittt. Chapter Advisor, helps supervise the various projects of members, ineludin the raising of cattle. I PEER lilt .HI: Mare Williams, calls on Ren Craven while reviewing Parlia- mentary Prrx-edurc. RIGHT: David Tem- ples proudly displays the banner u-on by the Parliamentary Procedure team at the Regional Contest. FAR RIGHT: Proof of a successful FFA year. BELOW RIGHT: Chapter members take it easy after a meeting.

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Donna Kent Crowned Miss CHS of 1980 A large crowd gathered in the cafetorium of Kate Smith Elemen- tary School on the evening of February 8, to see who would he crowned Miss CHS for 1980. Tlie theme for the pageant was “Ladies Night” which seemed ap- propriate to the audience as the 24 lovelv contestants filed out on stage. Tfie girls were sponsored by various clubs, homerooms, and in- dividuals. Each sponsor paid a two dollar fee to the Student Council, which sponsored the event. As the night wore on the anx- iety began to build. As the twelve semi-finalists were announced, looks of hope appeared on the faces of the lucky twelve. A little while later five con- testants were left. Each of them was bubbling with excitement. The tension grew as the court was announced. Finally there were just two left. As the audience sat on the edges of their seats. Miss CHS was crowned and began her year-long reign. RIGHT: Donna Kent warning after wing ermened Mias CHS. BELOW: The fire fi- nalists au ait the judges final dicision. BE- LOW RIGHT: The queen and her ctmrt: fourth runner-up. Erika .Vr wfc third run- ner-up, Lisa Adams: queen. Dtmna Kent: first runner-up, Jackie Tharf); second nin- ncr-up. Gloria Whidden.