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

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Friday's Frolics Tiger Pride came bursting through on Fridays in strange ways. No matter what wild ideas the cheerleaders came up with, we always gave it our best. On Kiddie Day we let the kid in us take control. ' 'Fifties Day gave us an excuse to wear that totally ridiculous skirt and bobbysox we had been hiding. On Ha- waiian Day our campus turned into a colorful festival that looked like some- thing straight from a Hawaiian Luau. We let the hidden side of us shine through on Fridays as we dressed up in exotic costumes to support our Tigers. UPPER LEFT: Beverly Dunn. Kim Gilmore. Me- lissa Thurman, and Kim Davis stroll by. CEX- FRIDA YS l 9

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ABOVE LEFT: Jean Weiss. Beverly Dunn. Missy Miles. Gail Monroe. Mary Pat Hartzog. Pam Murphy, and Tena Hartley pose on Fifties Day . ABOVE RIGHT The joys of being a kid. CENTER: Theresa Wells feeds LaJuana Obert on Kiddie Day”. LOWER LEFT: Anita Sapp and Tina Bernheim perform the hula on Hawaiian Day ”. LOWER RIGHT: Lisa Johnson dresses in the spirit on Hawaiian Day 18 FRIDAYS

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Fashion '82 It happened all the time. Something caught our fancy and we just couldn't resist wearing it for the world to see. It usually caught on like wildfire, and pretty soon you could see it everywhere. “It” of course, was a fad. CHS students displayed their talent for finding fads by sporting bright colored clothes. French braids, curly perms. California Straights and boat shoes. We were also seen on the scene” in hod shirts and belts with the western looks. All this and more helped us develop our fashion sense and made life a little more excit- ing. TOP RIGHT: Sophomores girls are following the latest styles in hair fashion. ABOVE: Mahala Gore is posing in the latest summer fashions. RIGHT: Rodney Friend and Lisa Adams are wearing the latest hair styles and clothes. 20 FADS