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

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enjoy my job at the motel because I have plenty of time to do homework and relax. It's also allowed me to meet several interesting people, like a ma- fia ex-con, foreign visitors, and bull riders. Once a man came in and had one hand in his shirt. 1 thought he was he had been in a wreck. He had cracked several ribs and a collar bone. When I told him I thought he was going to hold me up, he laughed and said that he would agree from the way he came in. Later he told me he was a policeman from New York. had a pistol and I got nervous, but what had happened

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JUST WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT ACTIVITIES he year 1987 was chock Full of all kinds of ac- tivities for every CHS student. Just when you least expected it, there were new opportuni- ties to exhibit our abilities in addition to having a good time. It was impossi- ble to take part in every- thing. Many students chose to attend Washing- ton Holmes Area Voca- tional-Technical School to learn a trade which would give them a headstart with their careers while others remained at Chipley High School and took college preparatory courses. Some students even held after school jobs which ranged from being a bagboy at a local grocery store to being a night clerk at one of Chi- pley's motels. In the little time that was left between academics, extra curricular activities, and jobs we en- joyed attending special ac- tivities like Miss CHS, plays put on by the Foren- sics Club, and band and chorus concerts to name a few. Most assuredly, 1987 held more for CHS stu- dents than we ever expected!