Chipola College - Chijuco Yearbook (Marianna, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

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Q! al 1 1 J 4 BUSINESS MANAGER I Mary Alice Collins 1 3 vis, A in - -Mm, This year, 1960, we, the yearbook staff of Chipola Junior Col- lege. wish to dedicate our yearbook to one of our favorite instructors. Through years of service to the Publications Department, he has won the, respect and admiration of all his students. He has inspired every- one with his great sense of humor. For this service , we wish to thank him by dedicating our 1960 CHJJUCO to him: Dr. Ned LeRoy Haven. 5 , ' if K ' Z fw:vnw'f1:e':wA,mwm-gg, wWm,,,,,,mH -Sam wma' n wif Q aa. x ,Q 1 so 4 x 1 'ix N .,,, ,f 1 ' 'af vi K Faealty Clupola had great leaders Uur President KENNETH GORDON SKAGGS MR. FREDRICK B. PETERS Business Manager MRS. REBECCA MCGLLL Secretary to the President MR. G. W. ALLEN, JR. Dean and Admissions Officer MRS. MATTIE LOU BROGDEN Secretary to the Dean MR. W. C. BURDESHAW Director of Adult Division Q. ff V, ' ifziflizxsas fn ' f- N 7- f I1 wMg.zhf,1 Q Q Z, ,. 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EARLE CHARLES TAYLOR Humanities B.A. , Oglethorpe University M.S. , Florida State University DR. W. I. THROSSELL Chairman of the Division of Communications and Humanities B. A. , University of Washington M.Ed., D.Ed. , University of Florida iff 2 A ' ' iN5fi37Q:5:i' ., L,AQ, , ,,,. , , , A M K gigg w Law. , ' . ' . ,4 Q, , if ' f 1 . A ,LL . - V .LVL,LA. , ,M ,- 5' -I 7 A , 4 : 'L lgzzkr ., , f 4- 2 w u ,rw is k . ls- f ,. W,-N.,--..,........ ,. ff 4 .f X. 5. ., MS.. j A : 217 ' 1 S f jkef-frkg-1::g,3.,:s?gf L, vw ' Q., 5 A ,. -' Q X as , WD sf Q 'L as Q 5-N15 ' fw' - I - Q f .gf , . f i A f Q 3? I A weak .-I fs ,Q :fm -,gk ophomores President HARRELL RITTER Vice President JOHN SODEC Secretary NAN APPLEWHITE Adkins, Anna Jo Vernon, Fla. Anthony, Larry W. Blountstown, Fla . Applewhite , Nancy A DeFuniak Springs, Fla . Austin, Jimmy J. Black, Alabama Ayers, J . Cathryn Altha, Fla. Barnes, Linda R. Alford, Fla. Basford, Violet Margie Marianna, Fla. Beauchamp, Camilla Fay Sneads, Fla. Bell, Darius W., Jr. Tallahassee, Fla. , l74 Blount, Virginia B . Grand Ridge, Fla. Brandon, Joe G. Compass Lake , Fla. Branning, Ray F. Round Lake, Fla. I8 Brannon, Agnes A Cottondale, Fla. Panama City Fla Bunch, Michael C. m Campbell, Willia Marianna, Fla . Capps, Earl R. Grand Ridge, Fla. Capps , Veleria Roberts Grand Ridge , Fla . Carroll, Donald D Marianna, Fla. Chafin, Johnny F. Marianna, Fla. Chambliss , James W . Malone , Fla . Chance, Sarah Ann Chipley, Fla. Clark, Audie F. Greensboro, Fla. Clark, George W. Graceville, Fla. Collins, Mary Alice Tallahassee, Fla . Colson, Lawrence Cecil Chattahoochee, Fla . Compton, Rebecca Malone , Fla . Crawford, James H. Marianna, Fla. I9 Denault , Harry E . Hollywood . Fla . Dickson , Nelrea Greenwood , Fla. Dietz , Melvin, Jr . Vernon , Fla . Donaldson, John H. DeFuniak Springs, Fla. I Duce, John B. , Jr. Bascom, Fla. Duncan , Leyondis Marianna , Fla . Ellis , Carlton B. , Jr. Niceville, Fla. Ferrell, James Paul Panama City, Fla. Gainey, Agnes E. DeFuniak Springs, Fla Drake, David Golden, Charlene Griffin, Charles Depunlak Springs, Florida Cottondale, Florida Grand Ridge, Florida Gilbert' Doris Golden, Patricia Haddock, Mike Chipley, Florida Malone, Florida Marianna, Florida Gillis, Malcolm Goodwin, James Hall, John Marianna, Florida Marianna, Florida Malone. Florida 2I Hall, Wilbur Malone, Florida Hamm, Ann Graceville, Florida Hand, Rosemary Marianna, Florida 22 Hanson, Don Helms, Bruce Chipley, Florida Chattahoochee, Florida Harrell, Sally Hencely, Charles Campbellton, Florida Marianna, Florida Harris, Jack Hinson, Sondra Tallahassee, Florida Sneads, Florida Jackson, Tommy L. Grand Ridge, Florida James, Norman S., Jr. Chattahoochee, Florida Joyner, Virginia Sneads, Florida Justice, R. D., Jr. Cottondale, Florida Justice, Tommy Joe Cottondale, Florida Kelly, Milton Malone, Florida Kindi g, Elynor Graceville, Florida Kirkland, John R. Marianna, Florida Kirkland, Kenneth Webb, Alabama 23 Knight, Robert E. Vernon, Florida Lane, Flora P. Dothan, Alabama Lewis, Daisy R. Bonifay, Florida 24 Lipford, James N.. Ir. Marianna, Florida Logan, Harold Lee Marianna, Florida McDonald, Ingram D. DeFuniak Springs, Florida McDonald, Mabry G Blountstown, Florida McDonald, Ruth L. Graceville, Florida McFatter, Barbara J. Vernon, Florida Macon, Robert Thomas Greensboro, Florida Martin, Jerri Ann Chattahoochee, Florida Messer, Iacquelyn D. Grand Ridge, Florida Messer, James T. Blountstown, Florida Miller, Adron D. Bonifay, Florida Morris, Arthur Wayne Round Lake, Florida Morrow, Joe L. Graceville, Florida Nichols, Barbara Altha, Florida Nichols, Dorothy M Greenwood, Florida 25 Olive, Irene Greenwood, Florida Olive, Robert G. Greenwood, Florida Owen, Carma Lee Chipley, Florida 26 Parrish, Bobby R. Panama City, Florida Peacock, Lewis M. Marianna, Florida Pearson, Milton M. DeFuniak Springs, Florida Peddie, Edward C. Bristol, Florida Pelham, Martha Joan Graceville, Florida Peters, James V. Graceville, Florida Pittman, Stanley G. Greenwood, Florida Ponder, Charles T. Apalachicola, Florida Presnell, John B. Panama City, Florida Rabon, John David Apalachicola, Florida Rice, Richard A. Miami, Florida Rich, Sarah Ann Chipley, Florida Rister, Helen V. Cottondale, Florida Hyde, Virginia Bonifay, Florida Skinner, Lenwood Glenn Marianna, Florida 27 Skinner, William T. Sowell, Annette Sweeney, Millard I. Graceville, Florida Chipley, Florida Mossy Head, Florida Smith, Walter M., Jr. Steadman, Norman R. Szemere, Eugene Barry Greensboro, Florida Fort White, Florida Miami, Florida Stephens, Lenora Storter, Jim L, Tharp, Wallace Glenn Sneads, Florida Gainesville, Florida Cottondale, Florida 28 Vaughn, Bobby A. Bascom, Florida Waddell, James F. Apalachicola, Florida Wade, Kendall D. Apalachicola, Florida Walden, Raymond C Grand Ridge, Florida Waldorff, Betty R. Altha, Florida Walls, Hollis Huey Chipley, Florida Webb, John D., Ir Marianna, Florida Weeks, Charliel. Niceville, Florida Williams, James D Alford, Florida 29 Hoffman, Jimmy Greensboro, Florida Hood, Marjorie Westville, Florida Hudson, John D. Marianna, Florida 30 Hughes, Jimmy H. Panama City, Florida Irwin, Mary Jane Marianna, Florida Wilson, Kenneth Panama City, Florida Wisner, Sandra Marianna, Florida womble, James M. Graceville, Florida Yates, Kenneth R. Bonifay, Florida Freshmen President DEAN CASSELS Vice President DON MEADOWS Secretary PAT SMITH Barber, Glen Barron, Rufus Baxley, James E. Bazzell, Linda Bevis, Stephen Bishop, Margaret Wayne Bowden, Billy D. Bowden, Derrell Bowden, Glenda Bowling, Harold F. Brock, Milbra Bruch, Deborah Abbott, Jesse O., Jr. Anderson, Sherwin P Attaway, Joyce Ann Ayers, Lowell E. QW wharf' 7 4153? img f in g. gig, vm- 3 - X , gti,,:1fQi?ff5ig.: ,geiiiasiifis , fffgfv , , Qfi.. - 5' H,-me iw X 13,2 wg . ,J if 355 2233 ..?.' ,j. Y .1 Nm, Q wi? 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Graham, Pat Griffin, Craig Guy, Frank Hafner, Ned Hale, James Hall, Martha A Hall, Robert HH Hanna, Elizabeth Hartley, Morris L. Free, Mildred French, Theron Galbraith, Bob Gibbs, Eden Hill, Gene Hinson, Hubert B, Hodges, William E. Holloway, Brooks Howell, Seaborn Hussey, Elizabeth Hutchins, Robert Hyatt, Carol Ann Irwin, Norma Jackson, Carlton Jernigan, John K. Johnson, Bobby R. Hasty, Royace Helms, Ted Herring, Bill Hill, Rebecca Jones, Mahlon Joyner, Rena Justiss, Sandra Kem, Laura Kingry, Barbara Kirkland, William E. Kittrell, Mary Frances Kozel, Mary Frances Lashley, James Leonard, Dona MacDone11, Joseph Warren McClellan, Wilson Johnson, Jackie Johnson, L. T., Jr Johnson, Patsy Johnson, Melton Martin, Faye Martin, Willie Mason, Groover May, Mary Meadows, Don Mears, Wilson A Miller, Jeanette Miller, James Mixon, Charles Morris, James Morris, Virginia Murphy, Eddie Joyce McCormick, Otis Levon McCrary, Julian McGehee, Jeff McNeil, Carolyn 5 K ' NX gm,-Q, , Z, . fy fi? 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Puleo, Elio Quattlebaum, Janice Rahaim, Dickie Redd, Johnny Reeves, Clark Reeves, Lee Rembert, Davis Pawson, Bob Payne, Willie Peacock, Sandra Pender, Nick Robbins, Clifton Rogers, Jimmy Savage, Judith Seay, Sandra Segers, Houston Simmons, Chuck Sims, Treadwell Skinner, Richard D. Slater, James Earl Slater, Jessie Ralph Slater, Richard Wayne Slay, Billy Ray Reynolds, Nancy Rhyne, Winifred Rich, Wayne Richardson, Murray L i N E k' 5 Standland, Nadine P. Standland, Robert W. Strawn, Edwin C. Strickland, Robbie Kate Suggs, Charlotte P. Sullivan, Jerry R. Sumner, William C. Taylor, Barbara Elise Taylor, Christine Taylor, David F. Thome, Effie Grace Tipton, Myra Ann Smith, Harry E. Smith, Patricia Kate Smith, Veronica W. Smith, William H. Turpin, Joseph P. Tuttle, Doane H. Tyre, Norval Dean Walker, Audrey Frances Wallace, Phyllis Ward, James Albert Watkins, Charles L. Watson, Mary C. Weaver, James W., Ir. Welsh, Phillip D. Wesson, Innes, Carl Whitfield, Janice V. Tindel, Cecil M. Toole, Nancy E. Trimaldi, Francis H., Ir Turner, James Fred, Jr. El Wikle, Mary E. Williams, Major Earl Woodcock, Alvin D. Young, Howard E. Young, Thomas N . Young, Yuille M., Ir. Edwards, Danny Activities . . . Student lyfe during 959-'60 school term September September. . . back to college for many of us and for many more of us a new adventure into the world of the college students. . .once more to begin the hustle-bustle of meeting new friends andgreeting the old ones, enrolling in classes and becoming a part of all the confusion that is so familiar to us as students. New students were greeted and began a week of orientation. September was full of get acquainted dances, spirited elections, and beginning classes. Then suddenly September was over and we had com- pleted the first month of college for the 1959-60 year. , 'I JJ, These students made their campaign speech es for the Student Government Association elections. Some even slept through the speeches. Everyone enjoyed punch after the hot campaign speeches. September 's studious student - Sandra Wisner October 7 . ja w Q . , . s : fi! , Q Q1 : :AL I WYLZ t si l ssrt sw? is rsii V:,.i-: Q A1 :' 't.,f if r ',,, . ifrpai ,p17.,g,Esy 1. il .S s if Y . is s si g W ' '52 Q A ..n- . October 's trick or treat - Barbara McFatter October. . .classes had become pretty much routine. Sophomores had already become used to be- ing the old timers and the Freshmen had begun to relax and feel a part of CIC. All ofthe campus organizations had begun to function and were busy acquiring new members. The 1960 Indians began practice with high hopes of a win- ning season. Once again Mr. Walt Davis was on our campus making pictures for the CHUUCO. We were privileged to have the Florida Junior College Student Government Association meet on our campus with one of our own students presiding . Campus life at Chipola had really started. We were proud to have the FJCSGA meet on our campus. Watch the birdie. The new officers presided over the first meeting of the La Chipo. ofvember We were fortunate to be able to enjoy the music of a famed The dance was glad to harpsichordist . November. . .Strains of Worried Man echoed through the campus from the juke box in the Student Center. But worried does not express the true chara- cter of CJC students for worried was one thing we were NOT. Fall Frolics was the highlight of November and ended with a dance in the Student Center. We danced into the night to the sound of Harry Shepherd 's music. November brought with her our coldest night and it was then the Circle K chose to have a hayride. But we added a few blankets, cuddled close, and had a good time. The humanties division played host to Luktenburg, a famed harpsichordist. Thanksgiving came quickly and students went home to rest up for the next series of parties. by '- ! , some and sad to others Students display their talent at the Fall Frolics Dance. November's thinker 48 Rena Joyner December ' ' December. . .With it came the Christmas Formal, one of the biggest events of the year. Stu- dents went early and stayed late. We cheered the basketball team as the Indians began a full schedule. President Skaggs entertained in the Student Cen- ter with a dinner for the faculty. Spirits were high as the holiday season approached in spite of all the rush for last minute work on humanities projects and term papers. On the last day of classes we assembled in the auditorium for a most impressive Christmas convocation. President Skaggs read Dicken 's CHRISTMAS CAROL, and we were proud of the Glee Club's rendition of the HALLELUJAH CHORUS. Then everyone said good-bye to the Chipola campus for ' two weeks and good-bye to 1959. Students in the Glee Club relax after a breath -taking performance for the Christmas Convocation. December s formal M I ' ary Jane rwm Faculty members and their wives enjoy a hearty Christ mas dinner given by President Skaggs. Januar Ianuary. . .a brand new year. . .For several days students at CJC were busy greeting friends and fellow students and discussing their holiday fun. Then once more studies began. Nearly all of us had resolved to party less and study more. . .and that is just what most of us didg for the month of January anyway. Fi- nal exams came upon us in no time and we were busy Ucramming. There was little time left for parties and social events. Cram, cram for final exams! The ball players look sharp in their new coats. 50 Even the instructors study. January 's New Year 's dream - Chris Taylor February Chipola bound! Even I ent studied I I February, the month of hearts and the month of judgment for college students grades came out from the previous semester. Many sighed with relief, but most of us made a promise to do better the new se- mester which had just begun. Biggest event of the month was homecoming. It is a pleasure to greet old graduates and old friends. Chipola beat the University of Florida Freshmen in the basketball game, adding to the gala atmosphere of the delightful weekend, 1 The gymnastics team have worked diligently under Coach Finalay- son. Your February Valentine Norma Irwin 5I March Woo Suga! Spring is in the air. March - the final copy of the yearbook went to press and the staff sighed with relief, Not so joyful was the resignation of Dr. N. L. Haven to join the staff of the new junior college in Cocoa Beach. Dr. Haven was a favorite here and we will all miss him greatly. March - Spring came in and with it Spring fever, resulting in many new campus couples, Life con- tinued at C. I. C. with the usual parties, dances, and club meetings. Of course, C. I. C. would not be complete without Chester. Your March Breath of Spring Wayne Bishop 52 At last the yearbook was completed. Lucktenberg anyone ??'? thoughts tumed to Blue Springs and the beach - Oh the for studying. Spring holidays were welcomed with joy beaches and a few days of complete relaxation and fun. Your April Easter Bunny April ' April - Spring was really here and everyone's P' classes that were cut! ! lt really was too beautiful and delight and C. I. C. students headed for the C. I. C. students display talent, Fun for everyone including Mert and Gary 53 May May - the last month of college-Qfor a while, It was a month of confusion and full of many important events. Most important were final exams, but there seemed so little time for studying. Sophomores were busy with graduation details and even a little excited, though none would admit it. The Spring picnic was really a hey day for us and as we went home at the end of the day we were tired and sunburned but happy. The Spring Fonnal and the Graduation Ball were the biggest socials in May and from them came many memories. May passed quick- ly and much too soon we were saying good-bye to all the dear friends we had made at C. I. C. Fun in the sun! Come and get it - and we camel Your Spring May Queen Mary Sue Calloway And, of course Martin Iustiss attends the Spring Formal in bermuda shorts. Sports . . . Introduced by the Cf C. Indians ,,.. ,. ,,. ..-. Q 7 H? --f- ---- 1 .-:tt--5 , -L ' ky gws rgy w w- ., .:., H .... .f m ay -1 -w ww f fy' -W , f.,,,.: :5,mt.1,-'f-z- - ,:,::,,: :V ,5. ,,r,f,:,,.,-: ,f,-,-:: ,g agaz w-:,,a a.,,.aaf ssf,m',v,,,rg-:remQ-s.,f-,,-.mfg .:, f,g5 ,, ,,-,f-U n. me M n : ' ' ,s -.s- :-am ' , at-',,e,-',af,,:s: z, : ',, ,x,,':a ,: m':a :M fuf'.:m1':faez2, 5 s rw 4, , gig? , ,MQ H+ GMM, ,, f In W F Ii F Vg ff, 4 ,wa , 1414441215 f 'ga , vw 5 1 ,9 W., ,My jg,,,,uu tiff im ,, , Q51 V in ,A V- Y ---f ., 95 .Y isp. .. .,.. . 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M117 . mf-m.,,.W.4 . ,MW,,.,wmM5 ,rxmmE3k'4xT.M,M.,y - ,MNWK . , HrGW1w::Lm:mmx:eA!?n5?e Wmmasambwrfww? www mmm 'WWQEEWWW am -fm JERRY HICKMAN Guard TOMMY JACKSON Center MACK KIRKLAND Center JIM MY NORSWORTHY Guard FRANK OWENS Forward JOHN SODEC Forward JERRY SULLIVAN Forward FRED WEATHERINGTON Forward The Chipola Indians scramble for the ball, BASKETBALL 1960 Our basketball team set a record this year that would make any student proud. But even more important than the number of games they won and the nLu'nber of points they made was the manner in which they played, Our Indians, under the excellent coaching of Jim Pavy, played hard and with much enthusiasm, They played the spirit of sports- manship that is so important to any team, Struggle for the ball. Big Red shoots for two. 60 The spectators look on eagerly as Big Red shoots again for two. Y 'S -'flmwm' M YL-w NM W , vm,-gg? M---W -w ... WM: , ' ' , Y iw m.m e:..Ps.2ig.,T1:1m.,M,r W .Maw ,,W. , 'mf , W f Cheerleaders PAMELA M CGILL Our cheerleaders this year have shown us what real school spirit is, They have set an example of earnest support that all C. I. C. students should follow. Win or lose they were always on the sidelines to cheer our Indians, They have endeavored to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship by being living examples of a loyal Chipolian. FRONT: Pamela McGill, Agnes Gainey. BACK: Mary Francis Kitrell, Carolyn McNeil, Brooks Holloway, Debbie Brunch, Anita Crutchfield, Not Pictured: Jack Crutchfield, l 6 I 1960 Homecoming Seems as though Bill Needs had his share of the Bar-B-Q. Jim Storter chautfeurs the dignitaries through the parade. YY The freshman class presents their float, Indians beat Gators, WC F -ts..- An exciting moment when last year's queen Zanne Sims Evans crowned Milbra Brock queen of the 1960 Homecoming festivities. Elq As you can tell the game was exciting. Sonny Jones presents his talent at the gymnastics half time show. 63 Iohnny Webb displays his talent. HO MECOM ING The 1960 homecoming festivities were a great success. Even though the rain could only wait until the parade was over, everyone seemed to enjoy the ballgame, bar-b-que, and then to end the evening with ei dance in the Student Center, Punch, punch, and more punch. Everyone enjoyed the dance. Beauties . . . Introduced by Norma Irwin I .. - :aww V fi M ,J 1 . f ROSEMARY HAND Sophomore 66 MILBRA BROCK F res hm an SANDRA PEACOCK Freshman BARBARA KINGRY Freshman w,,W.wmmm.1W.Wm--M-ww-f-m,..Mm.fn PHYLLIS WALLACE Freshman MA RY WA TSON Freshman . 5, I, .,,,.,, i .,f.. less, ,Q:v',2,frs3Jk:?E?fiEH53lL9ii fir' AGNES GAINEY Agnes has set an example of school spirit and loyalty for our college, Her hard and enthusiastic work on the cheerleading squad plus all else she has done for Chipola has rightfully made her a campus personality, Campus Personalities MALCOLM GILLIS The Circle K club has prospered greatly this year because of the constant efforts of Malcolm. His willingness to always help and his great sense of has won for him the respect of on campus, uva v , fi waist Y MWMSW E2 EZ 5 Wmfrmf ..ZZ w siMfe-2..'?Efrs1-:we-W, 332735212 Ffms 1f:55?f e SW1iiwM N m W W! M sf? fi as PATRICIA GOLDEN Pat's ability to do well in anything she attempts has made her an excellent student. She was a well-known figure on our campus and we are assured that she will be success- ful throughout life, 76 MIKE HA DDO CK Mike's ceaseless work to meet the dead lines for the Papoose and his enthusiasm to learn has made him an outstanding per- sonality. These qualities plus many more will all help Mike in making a success and in making friends wherever he goes. Q l - l ,sv-w s lf- -fer-z:'a:wf 7 'sstfvfisf 'rfsH1v1'1,'-www l2m'f1fs r4f -+fewrs:gfvs.sf v fsw fzss-' is 11 ' it wwefwzfrifii'f'22'fawT'ef sq:slQz,ss:--ffkqrr,,r:-gy,f,,f:ze:,qf--gl 14 435 ji ., ,, P 1' 'Mx rl 1 Pxiissysfzqilfvrlgtiili sf ies-:is 7 wgggdit QFWV K 1 is 'W 'fri B. asks-kiiigikfiifrlrllf il S-tis is fe J 1 rr -5, in A 4 , L V , y , X P n 1 1 I. R. KIRKLA ND A leader in many ways and a follower in many are the qualities that have aided in the brilliant record of achievement that I, R, has made while at Chipola. He has contributed greatly to life on our campus and to the betterment' of our college, His friendly personality and his contributions to CIC will long be remembered. Y Q MAX KIRKLAND No one who ever visited Chipola could miss Max and his redhead sticking high a- bove everyone else. He took the great deal of teasing we gave him with such good na- ture that he soon became one of the favor- ites on our campus, His ability to play bas- ketball gave to Max much recognition and the deep respect of us all, L ncewmssww-yaswnrhwm.. , r.-, .Q ug -,..- we-ss-a..tm,,..: V., va - ,, , BARBARA MCFA TTER Bobbi, as she is called, made many friends because of her warm and friendly personality. Her beauty is also an asset which won for her many titles while a stu- dent at CIC, Bobbi's dramatic and musica talents provided for Chipola and the com- munity many moments of enjoyment and entertainment. s. .. . .. .A - Z, W M A .. ,f f- f-M., , K , My 7 s 7- f pe' A L-, at 5 ww:-we -wwf--all-was, :gm ' V 1 W f 1 'fini iff' -5 .:'-if . .L SH 4.223 Z i n A71 f 11 1' V' W- lSfAs.L., -qw., .sf bfi 'J . -A1 sa 5125 i W4 - gif' ,, -:.,. :- ,,.-- - 1 'I in g 'YS V 7 lo, lgghffl' r fwfiif 'lyjfjj 3 ,5 5 :A wf-3,.,x36pjl,gV5-agfvsiggf -yM7:jgf235Le,,5j ng-agar' kkyk , . lv g j I .. ,. in -.L I - .1-,g::7,:-f.-fi .5 at Q Q A HARRELL RITTER Harrell has been an outstanding figure in many ways. Few people realize the respon- sibilities that come with sophomore class president. Harrell took these responsibilities and helped the sophomore class do much this year. His winning personality has been an asset in his accomplishments and in making for him a great many friends. SA NDRA WISNER Sandra's friendly and congenial person- ality had made her an outstanding figure on our campus. She will certainly be missed next year as she was always willing to lend a helping hand when needed. m 2 3 N t E 1 N l l ll ii il 51 l l X, li E 3 5 ti fl Q 2 5 4. f 2 2 5 5 i 2 2 , :gf-- : if ,fg- Q 5 Y Dr, Ned Le Roy Haven, Sponsor Chijuco and Papoose staff. 1 .f , - Betty Hussey Assistant Editor Norma Irwin Copy Editor Mary Jane Irwin Editor-in -Chief CHU UCO The yearbook staff has worked long and hard to make your 1960 CHIJUCO one which will bring to you many hours of happy reminiscing. There were times of confusion and times when the staff was ready to quit. But, we never stopped working and after many hours of drawing layouts, tak ing pictures, writing, and organizing the book in gen eral, the last copy went to press, and the staff re- laxed for the first time in months. Left to right: Chris Taylor, Cecil Colson, Charles R, Hencely, Joe Brandon, Ray Branning, Chuck Sim- mons, Sandra Wisner, Norma Irwin, Betty Hussey, Agens Gainey, Nancy Applewhite, Pat Johnson, Faye Ownes, James Peters, Melbra Brock, Papoose Staff l Mike Haddock Editor-in-Chief This year the PAPOOSE has presented a paper of interest and with current news. Mike Haddock, Editor, and his staff are to be com- mended for an excellent job, The staff worked hard to publish the PAPOOSE monthly and to bring to you the latest happenings on our campus, Business Managers Chris Taylor, James Peters Photographer: Chuck Simmons LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Brock, P, Johnson, B, Hussey, M, Haddock, H. Young, STANDING, left to right: C. Simmons, F, Owens, M, Alford, W. Morris. I. Peters, I. Brandon, C, Hencely, B. Helms, R. Branning i 4- . 'x ' J x W , Ls' FDJU The Student Govemment has again been one of the outstanding organizations on cam- pus. Such projects as aiding in the home- coming preparations, sponsoring other social activities, and promoting school spirit and leadership in general made the Student Gov- ernment a leading organization, Vice President of Student Govemment Malcolm Gillis f Sponsor - Chester H, Pelt 0 al LL ll C I L Pat Golden Secretary of Student Government Left to Right: E. Williams, D. W. Bell, L. Peacock, J. R. Kirkland, H. Ritter, J, Hughes, P, Golden, B. Needs. Rich, B. Helms, M. Gillis, D. Drake, H. Donaldson, C, Pelt, M. Wikle, T, Hehns, D, Rembert. Not Pictured - President: Milton Pearson, FRONT, left to right: Leon Duncan, Ruth-Lyn McDonald, R, D, Justiss, Josephine Story. BACK ROW, left to right: Harrell Ritter, James Williams, Lewis Peacock, Patricia Golden. The Mu Alpha, an international math fra- The C' Club is composed of those Chipola temity. is the only honorary fraternity On Cam- men who have lettered in sports. Although it is pus. Membership is opened to anyone enrolled a small club in number, it, is one of which we in his second college math course and who is can be proud, able to maintain a 3. O0 average. Left to right: John Sodec, Melvin Dietz, Tommy Jackson, Max Kirkland, Jimmy Chambliss, Jerry Hick- man, Coach Jim Pavy, FRONT, left to right: I. Story, P. Smith, M, Wikle, C. Taylor, S, Collier, D, Powell, S. Shelton, R, Strickland, I, Murphy, B, Nichols, C, Ayres, A, Gainey, D. Leonard, G. Thorne, M. Free, S, Harrell, F, Walker. SECOND ROW: B. Hussey, J, Whitfield, N. Irwin, F. Beachamp, I. Messer, M. Kitrell, P. Suggs, C. Fields, I. Attaway, B. Taylor, B. Danials, L. Kent Mr. McGill, Sponsor, Circle K. Peacock, B, Needs, B, Szemere, T, Sims. BACK ROW: FRONT, left to right: C, T. Ponder, W, Rich, J, R. Kirkland, M, Gillis, H, Ritter, I, Crutchfield, L. I, Turner, G, Mason, B. Helms, M. Haddock BE ,-S M. Calloway, P. Johnson, A, Hamm, B. Hill, V. Joiner, L. Ste phans, V. Hyde, C. Golden, J. Clark, I. Miller, G. Norris, M. Hall, C. McNeil, P, Golden, L. Pittman, P. Pittman, N. Apple white. I. Story, sponsor, and officers, C. Croft, H. Donaldson, C. Hencely, E. Williams, C. Watkins, G- Gause, S. Jones, B. Holloway, W. Smith, D. Rembert, x La Chipo La Chipo, a club for Chipola girls, pro- vides many interesting and helpful programs during the year. Programs such as selection of diamonds, hair styling, and fashion de- signing made this club a favorite on our cam- PUS- Circle K The Circle Club on our campus is a part of the Kiwanis sponsored International Circle K . The club, this year, has render- ed outstanding service to our college and our community. They not only sponsored many social activities, but they also spon- sored many beneficial services. 81 Golden Arrow The Golden Arrow, our honor club, is opened to all students with a 3 point average for all college work. It not only denotes high scholarship and char- acter, but it is recorded on one's permanent college record, FRONT, left to right: C. Ayers, I. Peters, L. Skinner, L. Barnes, A, Hamm, R. L. McDonald, P, Golden, I, R, Kirkland. BACK ROW: L, Peacock, M, Gillis, spon- sor, I. Clinton, sponsor, H. Ritter, L, Duncan. FRONT, left to right: F. Owens, P. Golden, I. Messer, SECOND ROW: B. Gal- braith, T, Helms, H, Ritter, D, Rambrandt, THIRD ROW: I. McGehee, D. Rice, L. Peacock, M. Gillis, R, D, Justiss, Inter- Club Council The Inter-Club Coun- cil is a newly formed or-- ganization on our campus this year, Its purpose is to arrange a schedule for clubs to meet without con- flict, All club presidents are members, This club has been a great benefit to the college this year, Glee Club FRONT, left to right: H. Copps, director, not identified, D. Powell, F. Walker, S. Rich, not identi- fied, I, Spell, I, McGehee, G, Thome, A, Gainey, C, Hyatt, F. Beauchamp, E, Shehee, SECOND ROW: C. Taylor, N, Irwin, P. Iohnson, M, Hall, M, Hanna, B, Clark, G, Hall, R, Sims, E, Slater, D, Leonard, M. Free, C. Golden, E, Murphy, THIRD ROW: L, Stephans, S. Collier, L, Pittman, S, Harrell, W, Robbins, iT. McClellan, J. Lipford, C. Hencely, G. Gause, R. Hall, M. Wikle, J. Pelham B, Taylor, C, Brooks, M, Calloway. FOURTH ROW: N, Applewhite, V, Ioyner,- B, Hill, G, Norris, J, Quattlebaum, A, Withey. Pianist, Milbra Brock, The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr, Copps, has had one of its busiest and most enjoyable years, Much time and hard work was put into the excellent concerts they gave, in particular, the presentation of the Hallelujah Chorus at the Christmas Convocation, But in spite of the hard work, the Glee Club had a great deal of fun because Mr. Copps believes in sing- ing for fun. Henry Copps, director and Milbra Brock, pianist. FRONT, left to right: D. Rice, R. Bush. SECOND ROW: T. Helms, C. McNeil, M. Hanna, I. Mil- ler, G. Norris, D. Rabon, THIRD ROW: H. Young, W. Hodges, I. Lipford, B, Needs, J, Clark. Dramatics Club This year the Dramatics Club has stood up and been counted. It has presented more plays than in any previous year. The plays have been of excellent quality and have provided many hours of good enter- tainment for us, 84 Radio Club The Radio Club, with Mr. Bush as spon sor, has progressed greatly this year and in doing so helped CIC progress, Highlight of the year for this club was the sponsoring of a family night supper to raise money to in- stall stereophonic sound in the Student Cen- ter. The Radio Club accomplished this and we now have stereo at Chipola. Left to right: B. Parrish, D. Meadows, K. Wilson, M. Wikle J Clark A. Woodcock, M. Johnson, R. Bush, D. Bucnholz, J. Lipford H Copps C. Hencely, GIRLS, left to right: M. Calloway, G. Thome, F. Walker, B, Hill, J. Messer, V. Burch, I. Olive, S. Harrell, M. Brock. MEN, left to right: E. Hamilton, W. Hod- ges, G, Hill, B. Galbraith, R. Hall, I. Tumer, E, Burlsow, E. Williams, I. Wil- liams, C. Hencely, E. Taylor, Free will Baptist Student Fellowship The Freewill Baptist Student Fellowship is an- other newly organized club on our campus. The club meets with their sponsor, Mr. Pelt, at his home a- cross from our campus. CWF The Christian Work- ers' Fellowship contributes much to the religious life on our campus, It is an active organization with many interesting programs and speakers, Left to right: B. Chatwood, R, Duncan, F. Owens, S. Rich, B, Hussey, F. Owens, C. L. Owens, Rev, Pelt, M. Pelt, . 'vw , LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Dickson, C. Owens, S. Rich, B. Nichols, A. Brannon, B. Hussey. SECOND ROW: C. Ayers, F. Owens, M. Free, A. I. Adkins, E. Andrews. THIRD ROW: Sponsor Earl Hamilton, N. Steadman, C. Ellis, Jeff McGehee, C. Hencely. Dorm Club The Dorm Club in- cludes the boys who live at the dorms. The club is or- ganized each year and par- ticipates with the college activities. 86 .E.A. The Student National Education Association has certainly been active this year. They sent delegates to the state convention in Daytona Beach and sold candy to raise money for the club. The S.N.E.A, Club offered experience in teaching through substitute and student teaching and presented many interesting programs on education. Left to right: Eddie Andrews, David Robon, Danny Edwards, Frederick B. Peters, Lamar Pararnore. LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Crumpton, I. Miller, G, Thorne, F, Beachamp, ols, J. Lewis. SECOND ROW: B. Galbraith, M, Hanna, P, Pittman, A, Hamm, R. McDonald, B. Nich A, Gainey, V, Joiner, S, Harrell, C. Ayers, B. Clark, M. Hall, C. Hyatt, M. Brock, I. Attaway, L, Kent, N, Applewhite, G. Hall, The Baptist Student Union is certainly indicative of the large nu ber of Baptist on the campus, This club holds monthly meetings and is one of the active organizations on our campus, ,Masai ,sm ,wui'1l?.Pl ,'ll l ,. .V 1 rn.. Cojfee Club Dr. Haven, that must be sour coffee 'J'-z ,W Q WEA 155' mafia 'fa W Z wig? mm 34 .S Congratulations, Mike, The Glee Club performed lim Now to the reception for all the good snacks - Margie and Norma got their share, lujuco Roster Editor-in-Chief . . . Mary Jane Irwin Assistant Editor , , , Betty Hussey Business Managers . . . Iames Peters, Christine Taylor Copy Editor . . . Norma Jean Irwin Art Editor . . . Cecil Colson Feature Editor . . . Sandra Wisner Organizational Editor . . , Charles Hencely Sports Editor , . , Bruce Helms Photographer , . . Charles Simmons Staff members: Nancy Applewhite Ioe Brandon Ray Branning Milbra Brock Agnes Gainey Pat Johnson Faye Owens Myra Tipton It has been a great honor and privilege to have served as editor of your 1959-60 Chijuco. I do hope you will regard this book as a record of the year 1959- 60, and as years pass, it will become one on your most cherished possessions, 'Q' C1 B 9 i so E E -' -it H it 'tra' - :E ,, M ll f will Nil l . ll ' 5' H , .X I wtf .qv 0' ani! quita' iw fi 2:,5i5f-'lf'f!f2lf -fi if.. if-5 fl, if Editor ' ' Mary Jane Irwin - 'C ' - ' L , 31 4 2 1 f f ,-.3 's -9 im, Acknowledgment We gratefully acknowledge the help of our advertisers without whose generosity the publication of the '60 MAIAFLO would not have been possible. oo gf O A U yr 4 xo suprnbr .fffliff KINGRY GAS COMPANY 127 Market St. Marianna, Fla. Phones HU 2-3311 - HU Z-3312 TO SU IT YOUR TASTE ' Rafi W. fix I-5 ff , qi Q Compliments of HENRY'S SWEET SHOP 8: RESTAURANT Phone 2 -2205 Marianna, Fla. Compliments of QUALITY STORE Air Conditioned Shoes and Ready-to-Wear Ph. 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