Choctawhatchee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

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'. f. ltvfgf From a small child on we dream of the time when we shall be a high school graduate ..... short period of time in the total life span, but a most important one for many rea- sons ........ Probably the most significant of all is the fact that graduation marks a Cross- road where many childhood friends and chums go different directions ........ we hope such friendships can be recalled by the contents of this annual ........ THE STAFF ART and LA YOVT EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS ISCQUIC' 51-Will!-'Ill Charles Rollun Jimmie Bruner lymny fx1gLk-,311 H-'lfhdfil RUPUFS 3 Julm Burke ir I'9CU'llZa fL0l'l ll it JIMMY PARRIS is the most outstanding Senior in the class. The Seniors are fortunate in having him as their class President and they have learned that where duty calls, there he is to be found. Besides being class President Jimmy belongs to the Dance Club, was Co -Captain of the Football team, Captain of the Basketball team, and is one of the most active members of the Key Club. ROGER TAYLOR'S most distinguishing characteristic is his ability to show the world a friendly face, and he is just as cheerful as his face shows, Roger is Junior Class President, is on the varsity team in Football, belongs to the Dancing Club, plays in the school Orchestra and School Band and is also an active member of the Key Club. DODD SOUTHERN is President of the Student Body and is one of the most active students in the school. He believes that if you give the world your best, some good will come back to you. Besides being President of the Student Council, Dodd belongs to the Dancing Club, and is also President of the Key Club. He plans to attend the Coast Guard Academy upon finish- ing High School. Qs., ,A .,x4yA 5.1 7 ,X , JIMMY BRUNER was always quiet and said so little that we hardly realized he was working, but we soon discovered that he acts instead of only planning. He painted the Indian on our gym floor. He also belongs to the Key Club, Dance Club, and is our Annual Staff artist. PAT PAUL works with a patience that is almost power, But her most valuable asset is her ability to accomplish what she sets out to do and her friendly ways. She is secretary of the Senior Class, on the Annual Staff, Paper Staff, and Office Staff. She is also in the Dramatics Club. gf X -.!7r,v' Q JOHN BURKE wins his reputation by always doing something worth- while and useful. He is quiet and unassuming but always on the job, He played guard in Football, belongs to the Student Council and Letterman's Club. He is also in the Beta Club and was Basketball manager. LIZ MCLEOD was chosen Co-Captain of the Cheerleaders. She is also on the Annual Staff, Paper Staff, in the Beta Club and Dance Club. The best that is to be found in Liz is an honest friend. She has a winning way and a pleasant smile. ANNIE REE SIMPLER is well known to all on the campus, for her vivacious spirit and numerous achievements. She is Co-Editor of the Annual, a member of the Office Staff, Beta Club, Newspaper Staff and Dancing Club. Annie Ree has been a cheerleader for three years and is Co-Captain of the Cheerleaders. llfrf-Lis v r . .. ,Y 1 cv-v4 - '1 . , X X 8 - . ft- i yyrrwl -at L, 1 b 5,37 1 , . ,, - t wifi' .Tal -tx W. Q Q ,g., director. IMOGENE KELLY is an outstanding person as well as a good student. She has a friendly disposition and a pleasing personality, Imogene is an accomplished pianist in - addition to being eligible for membership in the Beta Club. She has served as accompanist for the Glee Club for two years and was chosen as Co-Editor for the Annual. .T .iii M' 4 ' i DANNY McLEAN gained membership to the Letterman's Club through his efforts in Basketball. Because of his dependability and capability he was selected as one of the Business Managers on the Annual Staff. Danny is a student well worth note, DON SNEAD is a member of the Camera Club and a devout camera fiend, He helped the photographer in making the pictures for the Annual. He is also Co Editor of the Annual Don is energetic in his efforts toward helping the Band I CHARLES ROLLEN is a member of the Key Club as well as the Lertertnan's Club. He was chosen for the responsible position as one of the business managers for the Annual, Speak of a winning personality, our own Charles Rollen has gained many friends through this wonderful medium, PAM REEVES is a member of the Beta Club and acts as Junior Class Student Council Representative. Her friendly eagerness to help others and charming personality have caused many to take note. Pam is also Junior Class Secretary, fe-X GEORGE LANDRY--better known as Red is Vice President of the Junior Class and holds the same office on the Student Council. He earned membership in the Letterman's Club by playing quarterback on the football team, Red's friendly nature has made him a campus favorite, BARBARA ROGERS is an active member in all of the Junior Class activities. She is also on the News- paper and Annual Staff. Barbara has helped tremen- dously in the preparation of the Annual, in both the Art and Layout sections. H RED OWENS can be commended for his perse- verance and ease. Red drives a student bus and is a Business Manager for the Annual. JOE McLAlN is a student of note! He is one of the best liked and most friendly stu- dents on the C, H, S, campus. Joe is Business Manager for the school paper Smoke Signals? r Q av 37' ELIZABETH JENKINS is one of the most dependable students C, H, S, boasts As editor of the school newspaper, Liz has worked very hard to have a paper worthy of praise. i I O : 'f-, an xy ,if Riii iz A S ia. ' r'.J xx Q . NR'-,xr 'S' xj --f .vi ,fa lm- MR, BARTON, our principal for the past two years, has worked hard and untireingly to consolidate and better our new school. .fdclminidfrafion MR, HAMILTON, our assistant principal, has contributed much toward making the school what it is today. MR, COBBIE BRUNSON, local board member, has worked diligently for the establishment of Choctawhatchee High School. yn -is . at The office staff is busy with their usual tasks. x A l rw K 5+ + - 1'-A . -1,5 Omg sw Mrs, Miles, the school secretary is at work in the office. i 'i -l 4 F 8'+.. hi, Even some of the excuses were funny to Mr. Hamilton, our assistant principal. Q--5' -liz Line up for Chow! Cagferia I QQ lf, Sayl This looks good. 'Come and get i IH i L Ummm---delicious 15 Q .as Junior class presldent Roger Taylor is presenting a senior boy Charles Rollen with a 11ttle dog as first prize for being the top salesman in our maga- zine campaign. 4 We have two types of transporta tion, The Scooters are for the more independent. 'X A new wing is being added to our school. M? g qfq 4 4: , 1-5'1'd' A typlcal get-together at Choctawhatchee's basketball games, l6 Jn WILLIAM HAMILTON B, S, -Jacksonville State Teachers M. A. -Peabody College Subject-Mathematics Sponsor-Assistant Principal Hometown-Anniston Alabama FRANCIS M. SALTER B. S. -Livingston State Teachers College Subject-Math, Science Homeroom -Freshman Sponsor-Camera Club Hometown-Greenville Alabama f s i v I 1 Y GLORIA WARD B. S. -Florida State Subject-Mathematics Homeroom-Seventh Hometown-Tallahassee Florida -'F f-, f-ritz? 5' MARGARET BLACKWELDER A. B. -Florida State Subject-Math Homeroom-Freshman Hometown-Dania Florida acu fy LEE C, CAIN B. A, -Howard College GLENNON PETERSON B, S, -U. of Alabama M. A. -Georgia Peabody 1 1 M.A. -Georgia Peabody College College Subject-Gen, Math Subject-General Science Homer-00m-Seventh Homeroom-Eighth Sponsor-Projector Club Hometown-Elba Hometown-Elmore Alabama Alabama wi V I .., --digs . r ', -'av 54 ,-- -,y fl f-31 f. , 2 r 'V 'ali 5 1 Ill. EARL LINDSEY B. S. -Jacksonville Teachers College Subject-Math. Homeroom-Freshman Sponsor-Ath. -Volley Ball Hometown-Anniston Alabama MARGARET K. TURNER A. B. -U. of Alabama Subject-Library Sponsor-Sophomore Advisor Hometown-Shalimar Florida VIRGINIA LUNDY B, A, - Fla. State Subject-English Homeroom-Senior Sponsor-Dramatics Club Hometown-Wilmette Illinois BEVERLY P, WRIGHT B,A. -U, of N. Carolina, Florida State subject-English Homeroom-Sophomore Sponsor-Dramatics Club Hometown-Sunbury N. Carolina MARY ANCHORS A, B, -Fla. State Subject-English Homeroom-Eighth Sponsor-Beta Club Hometown-Niceville Florida JUNE SUBLETT B, S. -Troy Stare Teachers College Subject-English Homeroom-Sophomore Sponsor-Paper Staff Hometown-Dozier Alabama EDITH BRYANT A, A. -Perkinston Jr. College B. A. -Miss. State College For Women Subject-English Homeroom-Junior Sponsor-Dramatics Club Hometown-Hattiesburg Mississippi FRANCES C. BOYKIN B, A, -Mississippi State Subject-English I-Iomeroom-Freshman Sponsor-Paper Staff Hometown-Yazoo City Mississippi HCM HUGHLENE AUGUST B, S, -Miss, Southern Subject-7th English Homeroom-Seventh Sponsor-Hobby Club Hometown-Leakesville Mississippi VIRGINIA FORD B, S, -Northeastern Oklahoma State Subject-Spanishg Commercial Educationg English Homeroom-Senior Sponsor-Spanish Club Hometown-Miami Oklahoma JESSIE HAMBY B, S, -Georgia Teachers College lvl. A, -Peabody College Subject-American History Homeroom-Sophomore Sponsor-Hobby Club Hometown-Greenville Georgia MARC FORD B, S, -S, W. S. T. C, M, A, -Oklahoma A.8t M. Subject- History Homeroom-Freshman Hometown-Miami Oklahoma ivan, JAMES RHOADES B, S, -Troy State Teachers College Subject-Social Studies Homeroom-Eighth . Sponsor-Projector Club Hometown-Troy, Alabama NANCY YOUNG B. S, -Univ. Alabama Subject-Home Economics Sponsor-Dance Club F. H. A. Hometown-Sheffield Alabama FURMAN ROGERS, JR, B, S, , M, A, -Alabama Polytechnic Institute Subject-History Homeroom-Senior Sponsor-Dramatic Club Hometown-Dothan Alabama LOTTIE PARRIS B, S, -Florida State Subject-Civics Sponsor-Annual Staffg School Paper Hometown-Anniston B. D. BAGNALL B, S, -Louisiana State Subject-Geography Athletic-Director Hometown-Susquhanna Pennsylvania ELAINE T. BARTON B, S, -Murray State Subject-Home Ec. Homeroom-Sophomore Sponsor-Sr. Drama. Hometown- Murray Kentucky 19 lk f Mall A' sr .V ill, 1. 5-n-it .X W , a 1 b . 1 ' 's I t WILLIAM JONES B, S, -U. of Florida Subject-Chemistry Physics l-lomeroom -Freshman Sponsor-Camera Club Hometown-Laurel Hill Florida J, C, GARNDER B. S. -Livingston State Teachers College M. A. -Fla. State Subject-Commercial Dept. Homeroom-Junior Sponsor- Student Council Hometown- Gordo Alabama fa 'ini Q, -GIR- iw DORCUS KORMANIK B, S, -Florida State College For Women Subject- Biology Homeroom-Sophomores Sponsor-Girls' Athletic Club 5 . 1 x ,,.4 ' , hi- , ,I .,,,, 5 . ' I O. I. BELCHER B, S, -Florence State Teachers College Subject- Biology Homeroom-Sophomore Sponsor-Dancing Club Hometown-Florala Alabama SHCI! MARTHA SHAW B, S, -Miss. State College For Women Subject-Typing Homeroom-Eighth Sponsor- Paper Club Hometown-Columbia Mississippi 'Q' CHARLIE DAVIS B, S, -East Tenn. State College Subject-Industrial Arts Sponsor-I-lobby Club Hometown-Townsend Tennessee L., ,, ,i , i,,,,, fins Qa- EDWINA STONE B, S, -Livingston State Teachers College Subject-Science Homeroom-Eighth Grade Sponsor-Jr, Dramatics Hometown-Reform Alabama IOANN BENTON B, S, -U. of Alabama Subject-Art l-lomeroom-Seventh Sponsor-Hobby Club Hometown-Opp Alabama 355- .Sr -ll 'sr ' HANK WILLIAMS B, S, -Austin Peay Subject-Physical Ed. Sponsor- Archery Clubg Line Coach For Footballg Head Coach For Basketballg Hometown-Clarksville Tennessee REBA CUSIIING B.S, -U. of N. Carolina Subject-Physical Ed, Homeroom-Seventh Sponsor-Athletic Club Hometown-N, Carolina -xl' 103455 giv- ,JLW . W, S. MATHIS B, S, E, -Henderson State Teachers College M. S. -Columbia University Subject-Physical Ed. Sponsor-Sr, Advisory Student Councilg Back Field Coachg B. Team Bskt. Ball Hometown-Hotsprings Arkansas Cgaalk MORRIS H. ROGERS B, S, , M, S, -U. of Florida Subject-Drivers Education: Health Sponsor-Dance Club: Baseball Coach: Ass'r. Football Coach J 1 , I 'Qs 1' fi 1' 'I I 1 5 . I ,l' DORIS PETERSON B, S, -U, of Alabama Homeroom-Seventh Subject-Physical Ed. Sponsor-Dance Club Hometown-New Orleans Louisiana JAMES H, LEONARD M. M. E. L. S. U. B, M, E, Murray State Subject-Band, Gen. Music Sponsor- Key Club Music Club Jr. Advisor Ioth Grade Advisor Hometown-Laurel Hill Hometown-Martin Florida Tennessee ' J :vii px. .S YT, I V ' ,em N A . Ivf, x Off LY' 14.5 be 'wi .IEANETTE RHOADES B, S, -Troy State Teachers College Subject-Physical Ed. Sponsor-Girls' Athletic Club Hom etown-Ariton Alabama ANDREW J, WRIGHT B, S, -Julliard School of Music M. A. Columbia University Subject-Glee Club Gen, Music Jr. Band Sponsor-Dance Orchestra Music Club Hometown-Beaver Pennsylvania .k ':3r Although it was a hard and long struggle, the teachers would finally get us settled down and into our regular classes .....,.. We are reluctant to admit, it did us a little good too. 11th ENGLISH l'Now get this. 9 ww' fe - 'T Zxfgx - rr 10 N . M X 4 C 61151585 Izth ENGLISH K' 1 Y ft., x K 'Xg . X N N, .. km-.ii -V Y Who wrote Macbeth? I AMERICAN HISTORY When was the war of l8I2 fought? ALGEBRA 'S Cali yum transcribe this F Guess Whol ,,,.. TYPING l ' Now is ihe time fur, . .. Whal's cooking P SHORTHAND ART 1 4 an HOME ECONOMICS ' 1 Ni -- ' Civics BIO LDGY George Washington was Bugs and stuff 7th ENGLISH r hi 1, I. ' I if .it ' 1 4 I I Sth SCIENCE L.. A D n w...,v,3:7,51,3. Dog I ran ' ' 'A the f sf ' X' Just one more time. ,381 -'nl i BILLY ATWELL Quiet as a mouse and twice as shy. Library Club I,4: Baseball 2g Hobby Club 3. WAYNE O'DELL Why make a mark on the world when I can scribble all over the thing. Class Treasurer 2g Dancing Club 49 Basketball I, 2, 4g Baseball I, 2, 4g Letterman's Club 2g Football Ig Boy s Cooking Club 2 Sports Club I Projection Club 2 ,audit M jf 1 I GLADYS RAINES Her mouth works faster than her brain. She says things she hasn't thought of yetl Music Club 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 33 Garden Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 35 F. H. A. I. MARY LOU CHANEY A willing smile, a pleasant way-- we are what we strive to be. F,H,A, 4, Dramatics 4, Newspaper Sl3ff4 Band I 2 3 Ir Cheerleader I Journalisml 2 Dramaticsl 2 3 fl Q9- gs 00 11-15, FREDDIE SHAW Beware I may do something great yet. Key Club 3,4g Dancing Club 4, Projector 2, 3g Camera 3g Journalism Ig Football I, 2g Baseball 2. WYATT REEVES I can resist everything except temptations. Glee Club Ig Projector Club 45 Baseball I, 2, 3,4g Football 2, 3, 4g Hobby Club 2, 3g Letter Club 3,45 N Club 23 Dancing Club 4g Co- Captain of Football team 4. , .- .3 if y . N tv as V 'xx ' I . A 'L ' 7 i' l af' BETTY ANN BROWN IIEDEMAN' ALEX THOMPSON ANN GENTRY Calm1y and Peacefully she treads Just a smile can carry you a mile up A smile is the trademark of a happy life's way. life's highway. soul. F. H. A. 1,25 pep Squad 112351663 Music Club 35 Glee Club 3,45 Class Vice President I5 Ir. Red Cross Club I, 25 Garden Club I, 25 Library 45 Music Club 4. PAT CAMPBELL Like 'em all, love none, stay single and have a lot of fun. Dramatics 1, 2, 35 Home Economics Club I, 25 Basketball Ip Ir. Cheerlead- er Ig Glee Club 2,3545 Cheerleader 25 Dancing Club 45 Paper Staff 45 Annual staff 45 MF of Vice President 25 Dance Club 45 Stu dent Council Sec. -Treas. 45 Office Assistant 45 F,H,A, 45 Band I,2g Li brary Assistant 3. ELLA FAYE POWELL A woman's heart like a moon is always changing, but like the moon, there's always a man in it. Art Club 25 Office Assistant 45 Dramatic Club I, 2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Paper Staff 25 Annual Staff 25 Journalism Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Dance Club 4. ,LN al, DANNY MCLEAN A basketball player, a regular guy, a friend to all and sorta' shy. Garden Club Ig Key Club 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 3,44 Letter Club 3,4g Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Who's Who, Freshman Class Officer, Key Club Secretary 49 Annual Staff 4. JOE BOB BRANNON He carries heavy freight on his train of thought. Auto Mechanics Club 4, Hobby 3, 4g Garden Club 2. ,. f so ,-,, a JANE TAYLOR Like the deep blue sea, always calm. President of Music Club 4, Music Club 43 Library 4g Glee Club I, 2, 3, Garden Club Ig F,H. A. I,2g Pep Squad I,2. FARRELL NATHEY Slow and lumbering, but a whiz on the football field. Hobby Club 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4. 'Ui' it-.ne IANICE WARD Boys don't look at me. I'm so bashful. F.H,A, Club I,2g President of F.H,A, 3,4g President of Drill Squad 2, Paper Staff 45 Dramatic Club I, 3, 4g Basketball I, 25 Journalism 1, 2g N Club 2g Spanish Club 3. HOWARD WOLF I study when I feel like it, and I don't when I don't, I'll pass if I can, and ifl can't I won't, AFP' mi' if -Anil 'femur 4-9' IMOGENE KELLY Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty but never bad. Editor of Annual 45 Archery Club 45 Office Ass't. 45 Glee Club 1,45 Glee Club Accornpanist 45 F,ll,A. 15 Paper Staff 45 Basketball rg Madrigal Club Ig llonreeotning attendant Ig llalloween Queen Attendant Ip Torch Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Library Ass't. 35 DAVID IRELAND lle's the sum total of wit and good humor, llobby Club 45 Football 3,45 Garden Club Ig B Baseball 2, 3, 45 l.etternian's Club 2. .311 IIARLES ROLLEN 'Nearly killed once by a train of thought passing through his mind. Key Club Treasurer 35 Sr. Class Treasurer 45 Football I, 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Letter Club 2, 3,45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 4. EARL PITTS I'm not going to kill myself working, even if I never die. Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Camera Club 35 Letter Club 4. aff '6' an --...Q FRITZ. IIOLLISTER A great man am I. If you don't believe it, ask me. Dance Club 45 Hobby Club 35 Clee Club 4. BETTY JONES To hurry and worry is not my creed. Carden Club I,25 Clee Club I,2, Pep Squad 1,25 F.ll,A, 1,25 Music Club 4. fa. 615 .-.-,-9 f -I IOE MCLAIN He is possessed of that in exhausti- ble good nature which is the choicest gift of heaven. Key Club 2, 3,45 Treas. Key Club 45 Class Pres. 25 Paper Staff 45 Baseball 25 Band 35 Garden Club I. JERRY WATTS To make the world a friendly place, one must show it a friendly face. Jr. Class Pres.5 Pres. French Club 35 Student Council Rep. 35 Glee Club Treas. 45 Glee Club 45 School Choir I, 2, 3. fi Q PAT PAUL Laugh every time you feel tickled, and giggle once in a while anyway. Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff I, 3,45 Asst. Editor of News- paper5 Glee Club 15 Girls Octet I5 Annual Staff 15 Basketball I, 25 Field Hockey 15 Softball 15 Office Ass't 45 Library Ass't. MARTHA WRIGHT OWENS Why put on a long face when it is so much easier to smile. Sec. Of Class I, 25 Dancing Club 45 Office Ass't 45 Student Council 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff I, 25 Band 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Basketball 1. f' sf' l sf ' as .Nw 5 vc n .7 42 a i 5 DONALD CUTTS He is known by the noise he doesn't make. Hobby Club 3,45 Ir. Football I. HOWARD OWENS Here's to school- absence makes the heart grow fonder. Class Pres. 35 Sr, Class Vice President5 Dancing Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Athletic Club 15 Hobby Club I, 35 Projector Club 2. ,and - i 1 5 DODD SOUTHERN It's nice to be natural--if you're naturally nice. Student Body Pres. 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3,45 Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 35 Student Council 3,45 Dance Club 45 Annual Staff Ip Student Bus Driver 45 English Club, Pres. I,2g Newspaper Staff I,2, 4-H Club Pres. I. DIANA GILL Quiet, sincere, and unpretentious. Class Sec. 25 Spanish Club Pres. 35 Beta Club 45 Dramatics Club Sec. 2, 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Band I5 Newspaper Staff 2,45 Ass't. Editor 45 Garden Club 1,25 Library 15 F,H.A. 15 Student Council 3. .,f ,ML ,. T? v. IUANITA PIPPEN Will my dreams ever come true? Paper Staff 45 Glee Club I, 25 Dra- tnatics Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Home Ec. Club Ig Hobby Club I. CYLE BRUNSON lie has heard that men of few words are the best men, Archery Club 45 Hobby Club 3. on i J 1 JIMMY PARRIS Sports, right up my alley. Varsity Club I, 2, 3,45 Basketball I, 2, 3,45 Football I,2, 3,45 Key Club 3, 45 Baseball I, 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Class Pres. I, 4: Class Vice Pres, 25 Glee Club 45 BARBARA JAMEISON It is better to be small and shine, then large and cast a shadow. Beta Club Pres. 45 Sec. 35 Class Sec, 25 Band I, 2, 3,45 Dance B nd 35 Beta Club 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2. ?-: MARY FILLION Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. Archery Club 4, Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. Ig Band 2, 3, 4, Music Club 3g Glee Club Ig Basketball I,2. JOHN BURKE Good nature is worth more than money. Rod 8a Gun Club I,2g Pep Club I, 23 Letter Club 3,4g Beta Club 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 45 Dancing Club 4, Student Council 3,45 Letter Club Vice Pres. 35 Annual Staff 4. JERRY URQUHART Speech is great but silence is better. Baseball 25 Student Council 2. SHARON MCQUAGGE Annual staff 4. WSE? Q .. - w,ap,wr wi xx- 1 i lar' President Jr. Class 32 Honor Society 3, Projector Club 43 Science Club 2, Jr. Class Play: Basketball lg ' if-fs Eat, drink, and be merry ----- that's my motto. Band I, 2g Basketball I, 2g Dramatics Club 2, 3g Archery Club 4, Vice Pres. Sophomore Class 3, Beta Club 2, 3,44 Spanish Club 2, 35 Paper Staff 3,43 'gi ,-I 'r-4 DQS ,l v ish ami mf GERALDINE CRANE Silence is golden. Library Club Ig F.H.A. 2g Dancing Club 4. RICHARD MEYER Friendships build fortunes. Basketball I, 2, 3,4g Baseball 1, 2g Class Pres, I,2g Beta Club 3,4g Letter Club 2, 3,4g Dancing Club 4, Music Club 3, Band r, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3- 4- 1 QA? ' ff 7 jo STANLY SEARS Men of few words are the best men after all. Hi Y Ig Class Vice President 2g Athletic Club I, Dancing Club 4g Annual Staff 2. LORETTA BROWN A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4g Social Dancing 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 4g Secretary of Lettemman's Club 3g Cheer- leader 3g Sec. Jr. Class Basketball 1,23 Social Studies Club 2. PAUL SHERMAN In all thy humor, whether grave or mellow, you are such a pleasant fellow. Hobby Club 43 Auto Mechanics I, 2, 3. F SUE DAVIS The only way to have a friend is to be one. I-'.H.A. 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 1, 4g Radio Ig Ioumalism 25 Basketball 25 Spanish Club gg Annual Staff 4: Music Club 33 F.H.A. HiSI0l'i8I1 2g Dance Band 3. HARROLL BROOKS lf mischief admits one to heaven he is well on his way. Vice Pres, Library Club Ig Band Captain I, 2, 35 Band President 45 Band I,2, 3,4g Library Club Ig Dance Band 3,4g Dramatics Club I,4. RANK BUSBEE 3 Happy am lg from carel fleeg why aren't they 8 2,3 ll contented like me? 1'3 Q- is --1 l RALPH COLEMAN L. i No sinner, but certainly no saint. Football Ig Glee Club I, 2g French Club 2g Stamp Club 2: Newspaper Staff 3g Annual Staff 4g Camera 'R Club Pres. 4. O Y, 'W DON SNEAD ' ' Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more ' Glee Club 43 Band Mgr. 4: Annual Staff 2, 3,4g A Paper Staff 45 Camera Club, V. Pres. 4. SHIRLEY HOWELL As dainty as a baby's sneeze. F. l-l.A. I, 2, 3, 4g Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Drill Squad 25 Spanish Club 35 Homecoming Queen 3g Dance A Club 43 Glee Club 4. CHRISTINE NELSON XJ Rather quiet she seems to be ---- T' but after four you can't fool me. 'V' Dramatics Club 3: Glee Club I,2g Majorette 33 l-lobby Club 3g Garden Club I, 25 Spanish Club 2, 3. if-' k , sr HM MCKINNEY I never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. Student Council Ig Hobby Club 4. S RANDOLPH SMITH Sometimes.he sits and thinks and sometimes be just sits. Hobby Club 3,45 Basketball I, 2. V 'fl -5 JEANETTE MCLAIN Her mind is like a sundialg it records only pleasantness. Glee Club l,2g Band 3,4g Spanish 2, gg Tennis Club Ig Dramaucs Club 2,45 Garden Club'lg Library Staff 45 Music Club 3: F, H, A, I. NATHAN FORTNER The proper study of man-kind is woman. 3: 'I 1 ' -I in? Boxing I, 2, 31 Baseball I, 2, 3,4g Dancing Club I,2,4g Bowling I,2,3g Glec Club 4. AMOS FORCE Let me say something before I starr talking, Camera Club 4. ANNIE REI: SIMPLER She has a walk all her own. ,- -if N1 Dramaucs Club 1, F. H.A. x, 2, Paper-Staff 3, 4, Cheerleader l,2, 3,43 Radio Club Ig Beta Club A' i ,J ' 3' J l,2,3,4g Band Ip Office Ass't 3,4g Co-Editor Annual Staff 4g Dance Club 4. ELIZABETH JENKINS Silence is not always a sign of wisdom, but babbling is ever a folly. Home EC. Ig Band Ii F.H.A. lp Dramatics Club 2, 35 Paper Sraff 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4g Library 4g Newspaper Editor 4. EUGENE IENNINGS Study is pastime. Why overdo it? Hobby Cluh 3. x,I Z-T? C7 W Upon behalf of the Class of 5.1, ofthe school of Lhoctawhatehee of the ctty of Shaltmar of the county of Okaloosa and of the state of Florrda berng of sound mrnds and memory d hereby make publlsh and declare rhrs to be our last wtll and testament hereby reyokrng any wrll or w1lls here to fore made by us To our loyal faculty we grxe devrse and bequeath unto eaeh of you a successlon of restful ntghts many added streaks of grey harr and what rs left of our torn and battered text books C. H S we leave our admtrarron loyalty and thanks for all we have aecomphshed We carry away many memorres some ve eherrsh wrth prrde and some ue just eherrsh As tndrvtduals we bequeath the followrng I Jean Adams vsrll my quter and sweet drsposrtron to Bobbv Thompson I Bllly Atwell leave my eurly harr to any grrl that can t afford a Tonr I Annette Barrett leave my deyoted love fnr bookkeeprng to the next unsuspecttng yrc um I Pat Apfel leave my perfeet attendance reeord to Pat Jones uho I hope will keep II unmarred I lava Mae Barrow leave my deep affecuon for the faculty to all the students at C H S to be equally drvrded among them selves I Loretta Broun leave my huge appettte to Ldna Faye Shaw I Lyle Brunson leave my freckles to anyone that wrll have them and my ftshrng pole to any Nreextlle frsh head I Btlly Cam gladly wrll my IA Draft Card to another I3 year man Alvtn Iiroxson I Pat Campbell bequeath my qurcr and lovable ways to Margo Crane l Mary Lou Chaney wtll my herght ro Sarr Harr so that she may be seen rn a crowd l Ralph Coleman leave the faculty rn worse condrtron than I found them I Cyeraldme Crane leave my sleek slrm frgure to Jean Brunson I john Curry would be glad to leave some one my new deck of playrng cards but I fear I may need them to conunue my present employment I Donald Cutts leave to my brother Perry my frshmg ne ay he too be a great frsherman someday I Sue Davrs regretfully leaxe my speed energy and abtllty to get around rn a hurry to Pat Fury I rarrell Nlathey leave my qurer and sensrble ways to James Sadler I ehrtsttne Nielson wrll my offrce posrtron to any one who lrkes to get out of elass one perrod I M ayne O Dell leave the gtrls at C H 5 wrth much regret I Martha Owens leave Ann Woodard my road map to Mtssts 1 I I Howard Owens leave all the faculty exhausted and amazed that I ftnally made II I Irmmy Parrrs leave my loye for duck huntmg to Roger Tay lor wrth the nnderstandmg that he have a good explanatron for e meh of reeoverrng dueks from the Bay just before a foot ball game I Pat Paul leave my ab1l1ty to agree ruth the faculty to Pat Keel I Juanrta Prppen leave my srster Rose Marte wrth the hopes that she too wrll make rt some day I Ilste Mae Prppen leave my abrlrty to sleep Ill elass to any one who ean get array wrth rr I Wyatt Reeves leave a keep off srgn to all the boys at H S for Sherry Crews Gladys Ratnes ynll leave a cake reeetpt to anyone that lull bake one for Charles Rollen llla I-ay Powell leave school a marrted woman Stan bears lease to Anthony Ireland my fatr LOIllplt.XlOIl Ir1tL Holllster leave my good looks to the next Romeo of C l G55 L I Barbara Jamteson leave my love for studytng to Jackte Bur CII I Elxzabeth Jenktns leave the SMOKE SIGNIALS t any one who wtll accept tt I Burden Reddlck leave my qutet ways to lzugene Jenntngs I Betty Jones leave C H S for the last ume I Imogene kelly leave my ablltty to make and explode e H BONIB III Chemlstry to the next BITIIJIIIOUS and tnqulsluve sctenttst with the hopes that he may do less damage to htmself I Amos Poree leave my slze qutet ways and manners to Howard Ntchols I lwtlltam McCourt leave C H S for a job I Jtm McK1nney leave my danctng abtllry to Floyd Wells I Jeanette MeLatn gtve to my brother Joe a brother tn law I Danny McLean leave all my Panama Ctty Basketball gtrl frtends to Donnell Bruner Jean and Joan Rohr I Rtchard Myer leave my love for the NIOON to no one I Joe and Jeanette NILLBIII leave through the door of C H for the last tlme wlth a ltght and care free heart I Earl Pttts leave my plaee tn llne at the eeke machxne the p rson who IS able to get there ftrst I Freddte Shaw leave my suede shoes to Danny Wllde ln ex ehange for the ones he wears I Paul Sherman leave Nlr Davts many thanks for hts pauence and understandmg I Annle Ree Stmpler leave my abtltty to pass Health and eut classes to the future edttor of the yearbook and to Mr Rogers my thanks I Randolph Smtth wtll one of my shop classes to Bernard Shaw I Don Snead leave Nlr Wrtght a much happter man stnce my departure I Dodd Southern leave my poltuctng ways to Pam Reeves and my stncere congratulatlons to Hugh Frtel I Joe Bob Brannon wtll my smtle to Tom Johnson bmous student and manager of the basketball team to Butch Hamtlton I Mary Ftllton leave my ever sertous ways to Dtxxe Works Ann Gentry leave my abtltty to gtggle to Dot Davts Dtana Gtll leave my art talent to Jacqute McCollum to a o her own talent John Hasscll have dectded to just leave Betty Ann Hedeman wxll my abtltty to get marrled before Leap Year to Beverly Manger I Shtrley Howell leave my excess pounds to Carol Sue Hurst I Davtd Ireland leave my garbage arm to Douglas Edge an may he become a great pitcher To Mtss Lundy goes her ftrst streak of grey halr I Charles Rollen leave to the Athleuc Department all my tro phtes and only ask that they be shtned dally Jane Taylor leave to Lhe Junlor Class my destre to graduate Jerry Urquhart leave my curly hatr to Buck Smtth Jamce Ward leave my attendance record to Hugh Frlel Jerry Watts want my abtltty to be late to rematn tn the famtly sol leave II to my stster Zoe I Howard Wolfe leave my knowledge of studtes and abtltty to stay out of trouble to Jtmmy Whttfteld l Mary Farnngton wtll my abtltty to graduate at mtd term any one who can get together enough credtts I Harroll Brooks leave my place to any band student who would llke to work for tt 1 Frank Busbee leave my abtllty to remark to Kexth Frampton I Ronald Butler leave my love for the semor play to any ham ZLIOI' we the Class of 54 In Wtmess Where Of have set our hands and seal hereto thts ftrst day of June tn the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and ftfty four H9543 Class of 54 1Sealj I, John Burke leave my Job at the Creamette to the next am Testator Annte Ree Stmpler k . ' . I . , ' H A H O X ' , . ' H , H . . ' ' - ' I I, , ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' . I. ' . ' dd 1 V I v ' . . . I - I - I vs . f . I 1 I th , I' ' ' ' -- , - A , , . . . . . , . I' I , , . , v . . D 1' ' ' ' 1 I, Sharon McQuagge, leave my big mouth and lovable ways to I, Alex Thompson, leave my love for Peggy to no one, I ' . ' . , , . --A A'-- ,I I' ' ' . ' i , 1 - - ' I ' , - ' . . S, l. . ' ' ' ' ' .' . ' ' '-to . ' . ' ' 4' t ' I ' ' , I I A . . A x V' I I - ' . ' . , . . - to , '- , ' ' to . . ' ' ' - 4 14 x 1 a as ,iw M ,,. , Q . P , f,ef?' A ii xx K I -- 6191 - T lg s' K 1 -,I X I A34 R D H BRIDES TO BURN ,vi Xp. ' w X X , T M ' 'ar -JWML ,M . x..L.x r,,,1 I in mb, R, A A x - L 1 1 ! 5 ' 1. Af il 'Fx Q r ,A . FH' , W, J I .u ' 'IG X . fff' -sf x X., X , ' fs' 'lux ai ff, 4 X1 V., X , .. V I - T sn..-Z'x.x 1 . i 5 1 'Q f 'ka' 4 .LGU Q! QL IEQQY .Q enior CALM my Pam Reeves Secretary lfll'll0I' CLASS OFFICERS n 20 Sldney Elhott Student Counctl Representatlve 'Q Roger Taylor Presldent X Red Landry Vnce Presldent Ann Woodward Student Councll Representauve Hugh Fuel Treasury L... JA: A Roger Taylor President gets the Juniors together for a class meeting. 39 WU! tx. :1 '--f ,pu ,. 'Ky Elizabeth James McLeod Smith 145- George Landry rib- Ll,I'll0I':5 Marg1e S1dney Callahan Elllott -pump 'S 8 Ds ef ' :WF ,pm ao:-ng 'Q' N.- Nancy Thames Barbara Rogers nz? Pam Reeves RK' -fa 4:3 7- I' 1, '11, f Jimmy Neal Burden Reddlck D1x1e Works QE.. Jacky Burkette -...J N- for 'R S Jo Ann Zlmmerman Beverly Marshall Floyd Wells Chr1st1ne Jenmngs T' v.,L T5 6 George Sh1rley Bowen Srrnth Tommy Thompson 'wev- Bar mf Berna rd Hopkms 5 A .fn ll 1 u 41 Pat Keel :WS if Harry Hawkms fbfh lll'lLOI'J Roger Taylor snuff . 5 'N.lT - ' O f..fwjf.,wd Q ' -. Q l , u X . A fu - ' L I 1' 2 f ' l , I Rohr 0 I . 1 2 , 'NJ , Q' H 0 J ix 1 Vvlf his ' l fin O , X Z '9 ' 'B ' ,I V X I X fb I 4 -v ,xx Y' f 'DU -jj 57' '5- .T0 Ann Holley Thlrsk Rogers Donnell Pat Bruner Fury 395' 4:6 '?1,J' 9.7 wh I? fQ QV' 4-47- f' I 19 N4 ' 5-A-an-4 ' Pat Stan McGee Thomas -Q13 Thomas Browmng Dorothy on M1r1arn Dav1s Gallo Davxs 'Wm iq- Ns. 95 X 'P Betty Howell J1mm1e Bruner v-QF. e-:fill Uv H' ff C . ,V my M ge' - ' 3 , 0 Q. A , E Ai 4 ' fsiw ,Q N . X 1' K 4- X, x 9 , Q H. fn' f -'wx la . , x 97 'sf' - ' ' 'MDX fi , . all f Q ' . I ' x 'gf' R816 22 Sara I-Iarr farm Armphy Galloway Jean Brunson L 'Das Z, J 1, f --2 lg' 1' e- xll 44 I Jlmmy Whxtfleld 41317 Ruth Ann Wetzel Hugh Fuel . wi-+ R Patr1c1a Jones James Armstrong -w1 5-Tl J f-is 'Q' Joan Shlrah - X 'rtsr Clayton Thompson Ann Woodard 799 -q-f Bud Erlng - J' N-I I Joan Rohr W-N3 Rose Ma rie Pippen 653 f , gdfif 1 Q' Larry Ethel Ne11 Keatmg Hemecke Serkland Tom Johnson Edna Faye Shaw at-' in James Ward Sylvxa , Sulhvan Danny Lorraine Freddy Woodward McCombs Pryor -ig. 'V 'rv 17' . fe-ffm ah Judy Trees Joyce Reynolds Aqulix qw' Davld Rojas Rlta Brown '5- P Un-2 'Nt'- N.: ..f Frances Ken Mar1lyn Johnson Mc Laughlm Kachm LOIS Nolan 'fffis 3' Carol Sue Cecll Beverly Jean Hurst Taylor lvhnger Luckmgharn '55 'S' 'T' Il I . .1 Q l A -- i . , x 4 , J , . -- X JI lx-m xA P xox, I X . Q N X 'J X W - ' , ' X 9 e J -V f J - f VV J M : :ki if .57 rf fig, ' 29 ' 6,5 y f' '1 E Q x ! o 'f 'V E np s I ,Y us, x A ' V A - . ' ff 'N , . Ted Bass Ann Fell Another activity sponsored by the Junior Class was the banquet held at the Shalimar Club honoring the Seniors. J if ,- --... gf 1 V X 'A .Al The first Christmas dance to be held at Choctawhatchee 9 High School was sponsored by the Junior Class. Alvyn Brox son ff x, .A yQ fl!! 5 yy X -N MEI' Margo Crane Earl Hutto A ,vu 91. 52,9 0l'l'l Ore i --n f, J.. I r- ., I 3 P xx vfgflfl K . . 3 f' ,,..--- Q x .69., 'W I Wipe CLASS OFFICERS Anthony Ireland, V. President. Ferris Johnson, S. C. Rep. 9 Tommy Force, Presidentg Jacquie McCollum, Secretary, Treasurerg Zona Gail Southern, S. C. Rep. 5 Barbara McCou11ough, S. C. Rep. V I fl JA a .-Q r wg 5 fx , Q! 4 5 - N. ..J, girl ean' -ig . at N x W I Margie Hicks Myrna Davis 47 Dewey Barrow Carol Snyder ...I - Ferrist Richardson Patricia Lutrick Ricky Adams Sybil Barnhill Paul Hendrix Sandra Overton Jim Calderwood Betty Anderson John Sims W- WN r ' W n ' - ,, iff- 5 ,,:, : L 5 s R- X I L J 0 E , J :.i .Q F., I g i ,, . iff' U9 f I I . 1 11.3 ' 1 A rim ,l 3 .. F f 05 Jeanette Wise Junior Ward Joan Walker Lawerence Wilkinson Joe Matheny Joy Rich Jerry Henley Audrey Crowder Barbara Fellows Bill Warr Carolyn Moran Jack Rhodes 4 if Q,- wvQ '- U . -7 4- 'Q Fw J is - favs..- J' xy T. C fig L.,-f ' ,. U ffm 1, 71? 6? -4-7? ng. A I ,W-Q '37 1 I lf.: T-'-'J 1 .. H' Qi 'C' 4 5 wg. 'wx J, I ' ....: S 4 ll + X Lamar Soper June Urquhart .Toe Brooks Frances Campbell Joan Herndon David Goodwin .Tuilene Matthews Claude Sauvain James Edge Betty Hurst Tony Lovell Vonceil Atwell w f Bill Erickson Barbara Rawson Harvey Williams Idell Davis .Toe Thrasher Audrey Dente Jerry Ward Marvel MclVIillian .Tan Collins C: Q' il ,Q vis 1' ' 'E . I -4. Bs su 1 lu. CA. r 'f iP f- nf or wr DN ,-of , xv ' ..- ..,,y Q17 Q7 . sf x ,Yi 11 'AQ SL, ., X, 1 af.. -of' 5 -Q . H A 1 Y K x.,w lil WI X pa. 3 avi .' J If WA? Nfl av 5-'fi 4:3 S 1 f -vu -- QR E-an lite' LI ,D f .V W X iw- 'Aja . ' ...uve , J . I -BQQ 'Q' f yi xl mxffffffa TF? I D '.?'F',1 Eugene Hudgins Sylvia lVlcSwain Carter Godwin Martha Stewart Mary Nelson Douglas Edge Glenda Parrish Howard Chason Charles L'Orange Barbara McCullough Tom Force Bruce Marler Billie .To Milligan E, L. Autrey Jane Ward Freddie Elliott Margie Hicks Reginald Walker Barbara DeAnglis LeRoy Burke - 4-- nv . l -Q in 4 X .. e '-Q , E Ja 496- ' 2321 Q2 5 'H' x 5. I 0 3 54 N-13,3 7 H Fang' 'Bu LA, 'rf xi o A , N l 1 x f 195 ff vi , , ,S S 'rye qs' V ' l l rf ' x ' I . Marion Scott 41,-aifgjv-I , l Q Roy Laing Nicky Need Bobby Lackey .Toy Hare Bernard Shaw Helen J'o Moon Robert Mauldin Annabelle Fleming Bobby Roberson xi x r , J'acquie McCollum Gene Thompson Dale Maltezo Bobby Utter Johnnie Ward Gaye Sims Jimmy Walters Delores Edenfield Betty Carr Iirnmy Agerton Peggy Logan Gary Ward Gail Howe Vera Taylor Fred Griswold Sherry Crews Doyle Sasser Ruth Bacon Randy Elliott Dot Melvin Jimmy Willingham Q D H .. In - ff ? Sr. ff' 75? , 5 ff . L r 1 4 ' 1' 1 ' , V? .ll .Qfewiw ,, x ' QQ! X f .1 V V5 Cff 5- x4 a V J Q 1921! 'Y' ,, g Glenn Porter Marilyn Nicols Leonard Mills Farris Johnson Wiley Davis Earline Blair Jerry Gill Deanna Hughes John Marthis Janice Hughes Dan Wilde Connie Bennett 9 S' is , 57 T'? I x -G vw, -66 'A-F -Q 4 2 X l lx .fri I ,J A Sonia Shannon Larry Reese Virginia Von Wegern Ronnie Merrill Gerald Marshall Mae White Fred Guggenheimer Esther Marler Shirley Counselman Anthony Ireland Marilyn Williams Toby Griner navy -:ij '29 Phillip Hand Kay Hammer Larry Cantor Zona Gail Southern Sidney Adams Carol Frampton D. Q. Hurst Shirley Morrison Dean Bowman V! Q- 1. vrg! A il' gl Fw LY 2 M ,H K QW W ' f E' ff: 6 -A ull , iefzfislzezaaw m' ll ' 'fi' 5' - C X' C r .:. .1 lil? s l ,. t , Gail Anchors 5? I Jb. , A is r , I hed Don Adams-Student Council Rep Corky Smith-President Sara Moore-Secretary-Treasurer Dicky Roberts-Vice-President Bob Loomis-Student Council Rep Gordon Briggs Thanna Hopkins Genia Marthis Jack Brewer Pearl Rogers Winfred Lee Lyvon Mills Madge Hafley Betty Ann McCullough Ray Vanodore Ernestine Northington Johnny Yon, Jr. Gail Anchors Pat Bruner Adele Smith Bennie McCombs Denny James Gloria Wilkinson Ladonna Lapos sa C laude Howell Richard Ak ri ght Johann Mahan Johnny Blackburn Patsy Key Joann Gaudette Richard Rhyne Martha Mills Robert Taylor X , 4 'fav , 121 Qiiffiifi V A Ffh K I , 4 . ' 3' ,.,...elf' Y 1'-.gif E i ,Q A V -4 A ' , 4, 4 P , 25 viii . 'fy V 1 : 'UIQ' ,ffm , -Q In jI 05Al'I'lClI'l 0:55 Aw' , D ...J -url. x Q. 1 X ,W H S gg i 13 .1 frm Jackie Hudson I JP 'r P' . ' . 'S ,,. 1 i jaw . l ' 3 , 'eg-Lri f s vg,-K l , -... f' , ., ,. .I J, ,,.x I ,git 'P .S Q nf .Q fy - .fl . f ' 'ivy as QQ., 13 -f . 'TT' 'V W . ' lf, P , A -A g k 7 ' s . le I LT? 7 I d if XX 4 QS , -fr '. , 5 ... - 'lv' . I x o - vw, .!'K -- r-i 1 'Writ y. XX. x ' ' X a s 7 44:55 ' , i we 'Q' 2 f 3 6 x'E,f N ' Nancy Thompson X i O I 'ai W h 0' W' r '53 J, -.q ' ', xv X 172 ' r S an 46 r W f',:. llllllillll i 5 L M 1 P . u 5 W 5 - 5, 9 - .-KL. L 5 'SQ' E ny? '3 i nrijdrli, X-X0 ' K ll' r . Q 'HM .r Lk, it at W X , ,,f' hh'f f hf' I' S if! 1:6241 -. Xe, if Nancy Purvis Norman Nicholson Claudia Brewer .Timmy Fuller Hubert Johnson Toni Everett Richard Brown Sheila Ann Neff W ilhelnfiina Chartier C o rky Smith Bob Pattillo Martha Jordan Hope Bussey Rufus Adcock Mary Ann Williams Charles Lassiter Buddy McReynolds Geraldine Smith Bobby Stanford Nancy Walker .g, if.. W f .sv 6- , .3 45 7, H , in 7 V gm, 4' Leiloni Patrick RQ N ' Willis Teal it .Tudy Rhyne W I Robert Donaldson 1 . ' ' -' a 1 . gn R - g, ' 33 ' ' f ' Bill Whitfield f we K I . , cw- ' M 1-3 5-'ff 1' Tf,lyMQli?SC1ark nf 1 W Q, . ' Judy Burdeno '.E 1 5 , 1' I XV- ,., D emfw .f ,I X R ll vs. 'Q' R l h ' 1? Elizabeth Jones gC--Sf ' Jerry Grubbs 44' l ', W 'Q Everett Mooney l 'T' KX ff, K P ' ,fl fl, Jerry Jirnmerson wil, Pam Patton X Dickie Roberts ' II! lil Y Q , '7 A K' Q . 1' Sue Madden ,I g. x A x Wendell Edwards , xv - ' ' J Cissy Bass 5-12 HL Bob Loomis V' 2 ' ' -1' , 'A v if -ef Rzgwgd Y.: I X . 1 f I 4 N J ' - 3 l'?5 T' Ferris Rogers Sara Moore Dale McCarty Linda Jenkins Carla Fay Mason Eddie Lee Whithead J'ackie Hudson Fritz Weingartener M Mark Frederick Xellaine Parker .Terry Auer Sandra Moree Anna Monroe Richard Cook Bill Phillips Jo Ann Trevor Murriel Marler Richard Murphy Lois Nathey Lamar Parrish Ernest I-Iarriss Viki Kingston James Williams Shirley Grice Q ,gay , f-: Q , 1 e,,, X . NWT. 1 M N.. , ip, N N 5 ,,,,g,, ali' ' In 'SL 12' ' ,, ' 'ak O-45m ., 25:51 ,M M K rrrro M,r v fs !..3Q4 na 5' Larry Blakenship Richard Brown ' Q 5 L . ' '!5:f:53iifi'f:!1 V- N ' we -f , in ' i i'f r M L ll lii 5 . we f Q b fwfg A xe I ' I qifpxl A !. A .s A ,f 'S 471 T' rl .rroes 8 '3- f-- S. -X ,.- .5 IV! , . is , Betty Ann Woodward .Tack Kemner Imogene Hopkins Bobby Lawhorn . v..I xg, Ns.. 0 'Y' 5- Julius Rice AS' Q, . if is fwyfn 40 , '-r .1 'Q Carolyn Ready Larry Gilbert xv W fx ,L ' Arlene Carter ra! m O' llikaml Michael Churchelow Larry Blankenship ' . Y . , 9335 .5 Q' 'QW -F a Q' ,M 4 X: X r :env-4, fx ,ff . Q up A ,- A Corkey Smith .Tack Brewer ' ax Ennis Kirkland Levonia Callahan Bonnie Lewis , -X Phil Hodges E F 5 J A 'Q K In Sharron Pharr H' 3 Bobby Jean Blackman J if V 1 . - ol r' I. x 3 X 1. 4:'fI??'T'l 'r T o-59,1-,9,'u ' I ', .117 x 'i:':!.oiQ :'5 ah r tzof 'vw '262 I+Iv-'. 2ajv'2'.s's af X 9 'O l -9 fl 'p,g'4d.5 ! I V Q 1 Ronald Alford Shirley Raines I 3 5. 1 ,,, 5 2 x is I lgobertMTaylofl gl X V - 1 ! e sy axwe Q s . ' g , l it Q If -sw y I Velrna Sprinkle Jirnrny Dillinger Dixie Riles Dickie Roberts Travis Zogheib Elaine Newman Logan Birdsong Audrey Currington Alma Jennings Bill McCartney Howard Nichols Nancy Thompson -I Tommie Jean Runnels James Wolfe Barbara Benton Don Adams John L. Jimmerson Gloria Hudson Peter Jacob Maxwell Andrea Lea Behrens 9 'Cm'.a -Q ' 653' 'Pk :UI .-4-4 v H3 I ll f .fx if ofgiibggxbj Aa iii Shar -rs v x -Q 5' . .Y M el J tb ' -I 1 I K , X J v '. f 3 , A I 5? L. . fvx-ff? ,W W 4 -w..,,' is ' '. V 'L BQ C7 0 ,il Freshrnan-Week V, 3 'Q 5 xi Dale McCarty-Bob Loomis Irvs?-M5 ..1 atv fa V .,-x ' x -3 I J Q ,J K Sol' 1 '- l Q V --si f, aki 5,5-'V l 1' .f fr bf J .xx if Q. Charles Taylor Elaine Brown Charles Scroggins Theda Noyes Page Mahler Jackie Mitchel Gussie Nelson Lawrence Richardson 2 Y ' Rf-Q W 'S nf'- . i nn,- Y- '. f,j 'U' , 1 . 'sa F A' 'lily - - , jp 1 Twp i. 1' , v I. f F X -2' 1 . .,- A. l S-qv i' T-'F-I - K i X f . . . 'XM' '5PlV' , ' ,- Y :J asf: ' , I 'UE A , , ,f ,' v 2, wise 3 f y M I N' K' 0 nun ,QFQ1 4, i x '. 4'- 'Q Q35 R--it Xl Paul Barnett 4 75, an. j Eddie Taylor . ' , 'Jai Y , 1 X X Earl Adams , , Gale Chaney Buddy Rogers Helga Brunn .Timmy Henderson Pam Patton Joyce Fine Freddie Black Margaret Oliver Charles Wright ,, -,f - .fvun::s..iJ. aw, . 5 1 5 I Q ., 1' ' 4,-.sf 1 ' 9 fi 1' 3' E. :Ll 3' X. ' if 9' ix , X- I, . I M I 34 P N . ' 0 1 s A' t-it iii'- y J' EX 73 , X gv' 5 1 5 5 1 ', M 1 I f. la li N ilb' V i' C pf.. A. ' 5 x I . g A! , mx..-g ,::A,:.:' .lf , ' ,A-,g x , ,f. .iv L' ..-1 , A T, 'ft K 'V '- fl rg-. Freshman Week gz'gAfA Qu e I C ,V I I Q R 7, , . V .4 ,I , vm, C Y A S A ,Q Qt 'Y' '94 ,gh I NX 5 ,.,, MJ sa-5 I ir-'J 'lf ...rc .xx N . w ill A X t A , Lp, CLASS OFFICERS Danny Fitzgerald, President, Russell Whitfield, V. Pres. g Ann Crosby, Secretaryg Keitha Courtney, Treas- urerg Don Anchors, S. C. Rep. 5 Don Dewrell, S. C. Rep. ' ea, 'fgwrvf ' .Q -ve ,az . V , , 4- ufg ,L - '-1' -2' 3 . - . I If Ann Junior Carolyn Bernard .Tewelene Crosby Taylor Woodward Wolfe Melvin .A- Camilla Friel Qs: Xe... Keith Frampton ,65- 3 Sue Everett -zxv rnlii, 5 4 tx 7 X Her schel Williams mi- if Janice Cuchens 0 IQ , 0 C I is 1 'Y ll I- :fl In George Hamilton LaQu1ta Ratliff 62491 Russell Whitfleld 'Zh Eugenia Green Donald Ward , ' + f f' Q J as ,. -Lip , I K xx Shirley Birdsong .un-rf , Norman Parks Janice Willingham 'Y iff 163' Bernard Ballard 49' Brenda , 4' -in v 75, f 2 29 3 , 1 1 Bob Moore Glenda Cvaines , Q tn? Don An cho r s Beulah Mae Kilpatrick ' Q Charles 64 Emb ry John s on .3 SI N N X f A f If ! ' 5 f aAo fl Carol Daviston 465- Mickey James Dawn Matlez o 41 lhhiii Clint Johnson i Ruby Harrison ,...,::-, D A 1 1 f Larry Dowling f?'i J o Ann Smith 1' Layfette Hende r s on -'Viv Linda Lehe .gl 51015 W' Auburn Hailey o O 0 0 A , 1 . ,C .. - ,,- ' M ,.: , - , 6 .Qi 4 -A I 3 9 . Q V , 4 . I - I- ' - 5 4 . J 'lv T' ' '43 , X ' .V J A N 4 A 9 Z A , ' 0 4 J . - k fill Jig - :, 'Cry ' Jar I? I L I1 tif, , '7 .4 ll X . l f x A 1, -V A l T 0 Q. Q' 43 J, f f f' 4 I H Q qw A Vx A . 4 I-LN '-'! J' r V as 'Ja lu t Nu J ' 1 ,'t,,.,,A lj I -f X, ,ae J ks. X.. N, we 1 gp J' J iz ' it V ' -' rr- X 1' 5 ' g 2' J .4 A 0 f, ' , ' I s 'l Hm ,nf :iv . 1 'A rw ly! , - I A A fw- I 2 wi , ,f x ' -1 4 W 1 lx Q ' fra' 'iii ' ,. .U.' H 4 'fl l he ' fl ' xxvllx W IIA' lxlll K ' T. .9 why X lx, I - Don Harold Dewrell Lassister s in Weil V. fa-if flhh, I - 1 t x 9 . L.. fl. Bill Mike L'Orange Gill 0 - -'N ez' eb ....,, .Tuel Larry I..'Orange Keel ' -A '-1' 9 s- ,-'N I N, b, ,. I,. . Mabry Kenneth Ashley Dukes 4, 'X 4' I! vii 14 'nr A i -4 i A Ak :Lux N.. 1 'nga Ted Wayne Meade Higgins 5 Q 4: , . Pat Sprinkle S-I , W-I-xr' X1 Beverly Brown x' 2. I N Gail Butts if r xi ll rf' , Sue Wood ak lv? .VL v-1-7 Millie Laing is-fa a sh -G W , L 4 ff'-M ' r, 'Q-5 M --l f .A N? ' fff'7zJ',l ggzgtfgi V if N fl .'1vl'f',4 . 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Sponwle mp 10 W asliiniion D 4 - of Nation , CCOQUUOH , ' forci- in I the BU al Kids DW' f 21 i V A6 Mary Lou Chaney, Marilyn Nichols, Genie Mathis, and Theda Noyes attended State I-',H.A. Convention in Tampa Janice Duffy represented Okaloosa County in the State Spelling Contest held at Jacksonville and took third place honors. 1 . . vip' 9 5 if Philip Hand Danny MtLtan and jot MtLain attended the State Key Club C onvtntion held at Wtst Palm Btath Q . ,. 4 o 3, 2' ' Jn- , 'tJ I 4 .T -xi 1 mi ' . x ...A 1 Q, f 00 Q C t t el' 5,57 'f 9046206 i 10406 If X . X ,f . X 5 , 7 , eww - gg Wm-yes - 411 wg 1... f OLLED B11 si: M i ' s '. , fl . Q -QV -H74 C 1' ' i pq XCJKSLNIORS tPp M t HAM We . Wm J. Q 1 R1 Ptt f 4 E1 beth ' - me -' i If 4 'L I J ' .P X , .' ' rf 5 I ' N 3 Q 1 - 4 vu , , C1 in x.LL Most I Lk ' OS ga ' POPU1 Tal f d ' R d Annie Ree 1 O HS S'mp1er ,ff i. 1 X Pat 9 Cam bell ,il f' ,. Q ' Harroll A 0 Q Q Brooks 2 ' r. ,.. , m ' , Friendliest 6 1 . Of e, ,, 17 X A 1 ' f 1 4 Most - X. w. x X vaxuabl f ' , Y! ., , I QL ' Z i L ' 1 ' If ' X . KX, X xv Q K 4 J pat 3 fr 1 ff A, Christine . ' ,L , I Earl Paul Nelson 1 -1wi'7sX Cha 1 i S x. , V Y , - 4 . f f a h X 5 H i f f 3 xi 1 . -ws. A A lx . f a an gui4 Most QV V 'I' A tx Fortner E4 V Courteo Jeannette Most 'V V ' . . ' McLain I 5 Depend bl 5 u 9 ff ' A X . IM fy 2 ' ,,gv . 9 J .' . iw - 1' I . f V I I 'ui J X Jenkins 49 Q3 : : v 1 3, ' : '- e 7 Q' ' 9 ' I X ' N N ' - WR- KJ! 1' Ni i XX i , i i iii X I . ' v E Q RE? X ' . e 12 N, Q ' ' I X A' - I . ' Danny H N ? N -w- f E , n C ean L 'x ,- S ' 1 E f ,Z 'zi- Best Dressed Carlisle Williams and Frank Busbee G ze-A Donald Cutts X Shiest Ge rald ine Crain 5 ' R, Us I :dm 5 Best All ff i y Round i ' ' 7-'J Ronald A ,L xxx ' y Y Butler If Most sn X-. .. studious AF gig, A QA 5 ,wx 'db 7' Barbara Zia! FF' 4 0 Jamie son ' 1 0 iiziim N A fe an 'RSPB , ' M , Howard I All 'lb I 4' I' Wolfe Martha 4 l 1 ,,- Wright Owens 1 A, I Z- gn Ja' W 0 W fm 1 ,v 4, r ' N Most A N Best Dancers fc Athletic K I p 3 fvgl . ,1 I MN -, 4? ' 'Z ,I .X l XJ ' . W 9 , - 'L f if K f ' 1 ' 1 ' f Q 'fl ' ig' ,' B y. -.iq f - Q, Inkoifne A X E-' Jimmy Parris Sue Davis e Y 2 , . A 4 I .,gA,v-.vs-s.r D dd S A 1- ' . 4 , 4 o outhern 4 1266, , .1--v X ,- -. W... .A-x.-dx! x X X 5' 'N . tc S 1 If rx O. 'L sa. ' .. 6 I ' x X ,X John 1 5 ,A I Burke Most 4 -5 ayne Wittiest g Mary Fillion O dell Likely To Succeed I -- X -1, i Diana 4, Gill rv :Yi .1- ' NX fx xo-,R 9... an zo-11.1 J' Larry Keating Drum MaJor Student Conductor Solo Clar All Stat Band Harold Brooks Superior Rating Soloist Junior fm ,lk Barbara Jamieson Superior Rating Soloist Cornet Senior Band President Plays Tuba Mr Arthur Wilde Pres Band Asst Senior Sara Harr ' Publicity Chairman Majorette -- Trombone Junior Richard Myer Band Captain Asst Student Conductor Superior Rating Solist Senior Pam Reeves Band Sec. SL Tres. Alto Sax. Majorette Junior Jeanette McLain Chairman Social Affairs Instrument-Bells Senior THE CHOCTAWHATCHEE STYLE MARCHERS James H. Leonard-Director Larry Keating-Drum Major Band Activities--Halftime Show At All Football Games--National Kids Day--F.S.U. Band Day, Tallahassee--Choctawhatchee and Crest- view School Dedication--F.M.E.A. Clinic, Tampa--6th District Festi- val, Tallahassee--State Festival, Tallahassee--May Day Celebration, Florala, Ala.- Graduation -Concerts- Cha el Pro rams -Parades Lions Club International Convention, New York--Fiesta Of Five Flags. Choctawhatchee Band is now two years old hav- ing as its marchers the Niceville and Ft. Walton Beach Bands. Through the work of the Band Parents Association the band has purchased seventy new uni- forms, ten new instruments, and financed all the band trips such as the West Palm Beach Festival to which the band traveled 620 miles. The personnel of the band is primarily Junior Highg therefore, the band is looking forward to a great future. lm X . . MR, LEONARD Band Director X X oncer W ,, t Cl .P ' 7'g '- Y. ' ' iw N MXN .Ns lf , -rg. ,Z Olgp I Q A- L QPQ 41 ,sv Q ff .-ff., Q X ii ig 92 S S, , A .Q-. 'O N' ,,,,.,Qr , .g:',,s-W' wi, 1 V An important activity and one that takes a great portion of the bands time is the spe- cial features given at half-time at our foot- ball games by THE CHOCTAWETTES Clwcw I ,G 'l' - we Helen Jo Moon, Sara Harr and Caroltne Ready Broadway Girls fir! in DIXIE Works and Pam Raves Dark Town Strutters Ball r CQ Yr y 1 MAR X -521' -r-N 4+ ' x-s.:f A N aid L3 n rry Kea . james X160 D Hn Band Director 'Um Major g Of the many functions the band per- forms the trips are the most popular with the band members. A typical function of this type is the annual band day staged by F.S.U. at Tallahassee. There the style marchers joined thirty other bands in a display of marching and playing. This was a long busy day, but everyone enjoy- ed it. These trips are planned and directed by the director, James H. Leonard and the Drum Major, Larry Keating. In the picture Band Day you see over 2,000 High School Bandsmeng a color sight to behold! Loading to leave is always a happy day and exciting moment. Those attend- ing the clinic at Tampa were Mr. Leon- ard, Larry Keating, Marilyn Kachin, Sue Davis and Barbara Jamieson. l. E 0 '14 1 a A A . FW! T . , . , Kin wa -fgavi Mtg , Ti' isi ..' ' 1' 1 'J ', ff 4- - an f I - ' 2- ., 2. +- , ' T., -, ', ., , ii l Y 4 s : wr? 515.5 ,,.v .3455 ' L.g6a45g 5 QQ'-Pdf-i lg: .Q 5 : 'I' 'Uni' 'x ' ,bs be I , v I ' if on: I S V K WW :L ,- z 'ix FX FIRST ROW: Janice Lee, La Donna La Passo, Janice Willingham. SECOND ROW: Rita Brown, Gloria Hudson, Farris Johnson, Audrey Currington, Barbara Fellows, Anna Monroe, Carol Hurst, Annabelle Fleming, Barb- ara Chambers, Dot Melvin, Carol Frampton. THIRD ROW Gussie Nelson, Miriam Davis, Freddie Griswald, Naythan Fortner, Jerry Watts, Mack Scars, Fritz Hollister, Imogene Hopkins, Miriam Scott, Ann Fell. BACK ROW: Sylvia Sullivan, Rosemarie Piippin, Pat Campbell, Bernard Hopkins, Don Sneed, Harry Hawkins, Gary Ward, Alex Thompson, Ruth Ann Bacon, Margo Crane, Joy Hare. PIANISTQ Imogene Kelley. DIRECTOR: Andrew Wright. Q I A .wa , F' 1, 453' Q 5 ea , I r A or I ty THE GLEE CLUB SINGS AT ONE OF OUR CHAPEL PROGRAMS L I ,Q-ui ui' 5, 5 F - 3 Q S 2 9 1 The dance orchestra under the direction of Mr. Andy Wright, has made a tremendous hit at every performances. It is com- posed of fifteen members and has had a very successful and active season. They have played for our assembly programs, school dances, put on a show for the Red Cross, and appeared in the spring music concert. SAXOPHONE -CLARINET SECTION fLeft To Righty Marilyn Kachin Marvel McMillan Larry Keating Carol Bass TROMBONE SECTION fLeft To Righty George Bown Dan Wilde OPCA Q5 fra VOCALIST-Mack Sears DIRECTOR-Andrew J, Wright 97 TRUMPET SECTION fLet't To Righty Wiley Davis Richard Meyer D. Q. Hurst Roger Taylor RHTHM SECTION fLeft To Righty Martez Allred-Drums Harroll Brooks-Bass Helen ,Io lkloon-Plano Ronald Butler-Pmntv Senior. g G Junior ' ' . Eighth Grade. D 'Q-552 f :L.r ' Ann Gentry John Burke Martha Wright Owens Pam Reeves Sidney Elliot Ann Woodward Don Anchors .ant my -:Ji 'luv' 1'1- K fy 1 if' 0 M iw Dodd Southern. , . President Red Landry. . . Vice President Ann Gentry. . .Secretary CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Sophomore l I Farris Johnson CLASS PRESIDENTS Tony Lovell Senior, ,,,,,,,,, Jimmy Parris Zona Gail Southern Junior, , , , , Roger Taylor Barbara McCullough Sophomore , , Tommy Force Freshman. . i Don Adams Freshman. . l . Corky Smith Bob Loomis Eighth Grade ,,.,. Danny Fitzgerald Seventh Grade . Billy Stanford Seventh Grade ,..,.,, Pat Loomis Stroby Ashley Don Dewrell TUDENT QU Cllll, ff 0 5 . Student Council meeting ML 5' 6-Q R - Ja, cu Iv L KEY CLUB INTIEIRNAT IIGDNJRLIL CH QD C TAM? ll-HAT CII-IIEIE CLUB R 8 V1ce Pr d 1 .lg at I4 QQ -, M BD Hi X J ar ll - Secretary .L l A 3' S h I1 XX ic Pr d C1 T V ollen 5 U 4 I 4 S Hand V M L. E11' '3' l fn ' W ' - ,, L ma M4 , 5v ., 'ig G 11 Y -,, W 654 L 11 U1 P ' . :Q ?3'Al ,4 X L a y 31 . B W3 Q11 A f751 ' 'V A fs V, K K4 SPOUSOV President-Elect Leonard e ur ' 3 or ,JZ ,. pf A f . a ,W Q' l., 1 , ' W,,.,r,l 43 zfl I ff' A.. af t 495 Cf tape 1 1 fu 1 vr ! I 1. AST F- LP 44 4 X S.. -. 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A 6,- - -W.: ,R mg xl , X R if Anthony Ireland Ann Gentry lwlarvel lvlclvlillian Betty Carr Randy Elliott Sidney Elliott Wyatt Reeves Larry Canter Jerry Gill Sylvia McSwain Rita Brown Barbara AlCCullough if rl Elfl r lam es rubblsh to you teachers cl schoc ethmg I me can e hmmqafaams E BEN'I0 Q A-Qfffa v wonder QUE most of 0 9 15g'5'5'rfS'11sed o m out i Ti! 11 4. 1 , Eddle T Black Next Ruth Ann Wetzel pantomwe aylor Phll Hodges 211 T RT L g ,. g l X rl M mxxxl g .f 2 4- 4 1 1.1 1? ,f .f X x l A 1 Z g .f 1 l .Zf ,Q .,,Q Ellzabeth JCHRIUS Eduor Drana G1ll Ass Ed1tor 9 glib ......-.pf ia' 6' 4 Farms Johnso zgh School vull But Thou Bethlehm Chxmes of the Holy Nlght Anna Monroe Thursday December 17th at 8 00 the Watches of the Marie I ...I-9 Iii! ar m the Kelly w 111 be ot lte Chrls wlth In' npamst s no ch! be accep ee Club I ldrew W express and tn lpatlhg IHCG skrrt rave cho nvsn Bark wart wa net, tu plus Q11 ral ook ue satm the wa s very 11d stan under ll I J' taffeta of the r laxed v ndmg ret wal mum slung 'LOl1Ch The tmy Freddy Gall Anchors with a. beautiful whpf black taffeta and for a Q11 1- SMOKE SIGNALS STAFF Edxtors Elrzabeth Jenkms Drana Gxll .9 R. Re porters Jacqure McCollum 4 BUSINESS Mgr Joe MLLa1n Don Adams Ronald Butler Ruth Ann Bacon Pat Keel Carl Dodd Sandra Overton Margaret Olxver Ellzabeth McLeod Sara Harr Llnda Jenkms Busmess Manager Joe lvlCL31l'l X 1 - ' . A . . I ,V I ,, - u I . I ' l ' S ' 0 , k?Y WL ' - -N y ' .fl ' r Q - ' 1 ,y . A YA A- -A It .'. an A X Y I Q ,.-.... I 1 . .4 ' , -' ' 'I us--Q. ' r ' ' Y ' ' , 'a Q 7 ' , .. -fr-fr' Tl 11 ' dl ' ee , ' ' , 3 1 .4 ., y I ,. I v I n ' A 5. , f Ah , A 'f Qnnr. I l ' ,' . C ' t ' , v I .1 A W , ea ' ' ll ' Q ' ir, th .' M 13' . v .2 . X - J 3 Y . yr, I. , f ., A 2, ' . 1 A , . f ul- r, Ln 1 , ' g . rf V f Q -f ki .1 ' - V . . , , , . . r, ' , '1 ' -1 F A . . N lQr 5' 5 3 rgfg ' ' W ,,'-, .-fr S - 4,4 if 3' . ,Lg 5- N - -- Q AT V rcQuags ' -' ,, . dv , f ' f , , Y ,fx - r :Jr ?2'::135'f'7:?'-' WEE ' l f -- , ' , l ' ., if-I' Q' A ' Q E V ' , c-ifgtjf -V -:25g:sgf1g:5a5eg3 , . 'W 5, 'rw ERN l--- . H,-r::251:m1g:::--,151-:',.-Q f f i un- A A. , I A H J N NWMFM! ' Y - , --,,,,.. .......,.,..5, unc' we., .,..,. ...ll U . 'U bl - Y , , . I , ' 4 -1,.,r.-..gc nfl , . fl ' ' - - U Ja -0 ii- lx, Q ' J' iq, 4 D ff ' 1 l L- 3 .1 , x , - Z 1 .. 7 sr I A I ' ..-- 1 x I .f I , '-' Z I .,- ., , sz -4 I ' f -, 1 N ., ..,. .,- , x -J . . 577.0- 904 I ISA S me R URO OFFICERS The Future Home Makers of America club consisted of 34 members, Our officers were President -------- Janice Ward Treasury ----- Lois Nolan Vice President ---- Dot Davis Historian--- Marilyn Nichols Secretary ------ Bobby McCullough Parliamentarian ---- Sybil Barnhill Reporter ------ Carolyn Moran The district F. H. A. meeting was held at our school. is r ! , il if: ' ' , f 3 gf 1 AMEDFQICA ff i Benny Carr Presldent Hugh Fr1e1 V1ce Pres1dent Ann Crosby Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Hank W1111ams 104 CUPUTUYUQD rams f ,.h:f.T- I iw n ,gun .3 Rr ' 22 ,A we ,. , .- N, Who doing the fancy shooung? Z This i ' , -' if ' K-,, -I v.f- MN: ' ,w9Lni.+.i-Vfvtfifisgr fff' 'y:'.'.ff.. in Q ' fvrvf f..J S the Archery Clubly .TV , , ff Q00 ' x .l .1 1 ,, a Lg On your mark! Get sell Shoot! ll .1 56, -s . l7' 4175. 'U ,.. lx, 7-4 The ATHLETIC CLUBS are an organ- ized group'of students who are inter- ested in participation in sports. The directors of the ATHLETICS are Coach Bagnall, Coach Mathis and Mrs. Rhoades. Q +5 ,Fx ix -sib- F -1+ 1, L Football Club WE're a rough bunchl Girls Volleyball WE're ready! '53, Lp- - ii- 'I' .T- The Projector Club consists of a group of interested boys headed by Mr. Peterson and Mr, Rhoades. These boys learn how to operate the various types of recording machines and movie equipment. The Camera Club boasts a large membership. Each member is interested in cameras and picture taking in every phase, Mr, Salter sponsors this club. . I A 31 .,1,V .M ,. ui ui ...qu ' F-ff 'f. Ji' QW-f,tSf fJ517I! 6 5515. I- Lf, -A , , In V 'li'-ilar. The Hobby Club is sponsored -ns. f' by Mr. Davis and Mr. Hamby 5 Consisting of a large number of boys, this club produces some fine specimens of their handiwork. Ain't we got fun???? One of our most popular clubs is the Dance Club. It consists of 200 members. The large enrollment can probably be accounted for by the Juke box donated to the school by the Student Council. The Dance Club is sponsored by Miss Young, Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Belcher, and Mr. Rogers. Go man go! l I Dance with a dolly. . . . . . . l CL . 'uf 9 Qi'- . 1 ,t .,s, Xi' '3 'Q- i N S .ff hx., '4 4 Q, x ocieclacl IS! UNO ,367 15 .M 7 ,M 1 .flfk 'X! 1 l alll! Elizabeth McLeod Sara Moore Francis Johnston Jean Rohr Joan wRohr Gaye Simms Leroy Patello Earl Pitts Anthony Ireland Bill Erickson Larry Cantor if SPANISH CLUB Any student who is currently taking Spanish or has previously studied it is eligible to belong to La Sociedad de Espanol for the Spanish Club, to those not in the know ,j This year the club boasted twenty enthusiastic members, ranging frotn the ninth to the twelfth grade, The activities included practicing con versation in Spanish, singing Spanish songs, and playing games in Span ish. The favorite games of the group were 'Ouieh Soy Yo? and Los Nimeros, T' -Qxi Serra' Rita Brown Elaine Broun Fred Guggenhiemer Elizabeth Jenkins Bobby Uttar Tom Johnson Diana Gill Jean Adams Loretta Brown lbs 43,0 S X . ,y X J A Q . W ' 1 I ' .iv - ,f X Sz- 'S 5 f '-A s, I q I ,kWbV' A , t, ,F c K H f- ' t h X, 1 Wudic E' I ls? '1 Eli 1 GM 'I L g 1. f'1 f , ,I S V in 3 , ,E 5 fl. 3 A 1 I . I -, . N f ' . nf 7 ' ' 'Xu . 1- V- 4 1 -.x. -,.4 --I ffl , - Q ' K 0 x31 The members ofthe Art Club learn to paint uslng water colors. As a hrst step in painting for pleasure. 'rf Making posters can be fun as well as helpful. .A. ,kiwi d1LF9 ,--. Q an... A-.... K .-x., , , t. X i .. fy! 6 v WW! rf .ew 1 ,V S :ff fm 41 I 1 ,I r V- -an . on display. -filming We ' Now the proof of those moments of labor is shown, as the finished pictures are placed r. ibramaficri PN ,WF x. ,4 X ' .4 'P' 5 I iw xx ,xx xxx 1 817149145 mm., Wfn LAML f--, LUQZOI' no 'xcxiw On nan Erma C40 I I I , Y 25?-Iffpx x if SMN , . ., . 4. Q, 5' 'N ' , . I f 1 A r':r.,M' f V ,, 0 A nun. - v I 4 2 ' 'A 5 L 3' A ,., A 0, A rw , 1 1 L 3 I-eg ' , N 1 R m v -V ' ' ' A 1 ' , 1, , XV ' ' . ef ' 555 'f IV' 1 4' J, ' - - :af WW SQ-v - Y 15, V wfiaw obcxx C 6 ,665 0.bXx ,bib 05 'ff GJ. 000 fb Hll UUHFEHEHIIE joollaf 36h B . me co Hemel LcJmiamS Mathis d Coach Qu 1? 7' abs QQ qs' Jimmy Parris Y NM was seq gS E f , v 0 --g,....,. nd. . .Jimmy Parris Tackle. . .Buck Smith Guard. . .John Burke 12.1 1 o. .Zh -,m.,1 Vik, L I .. I I l I I k S - ' fl - A' if '- P rs ' ' A o .555 f - W. r - . nfs - gs-A -R i A W , , ,1 g'i'l'1'.'kf -gi -' 'f , ,Fi T 1. qff,-..-:H ' Roger Taylor - Center Jackie Burkett - Half Tommy Force - Half We practiced all week 0 ' 1 E ' A g if ' ' , , W ef af' . 'f'r-veg.-4--J f-14+ - Q.. 211' -. ' . ' ff- '. . f 1 ' 1 v 4 1 H- vf v v ...f -vf - - - ' ' ' - - -A N'--T v 1 ' v ' I' 1 1 wee- ,. ,fi-.--f - -----f,--M - vw- - - . - , , , ,, . , ., , --v ... .And Friday Night Charles Rollen carries it across for a T.D. -Y Wa '37 'v,,',,..,,..f S A N' Y 15' 'Yu 5' ,P .101 .ffl 2-?47lf..fI'fl 7 ' . Q L N W V' in , ,V . I . QL. I. ' 1 . '. ,. It .' 1- fn- 3715, in 'I 1-If T2 Holly Rogers - End LINE: Parris, Nathey, Former, Taylor, Burke, Smith, Reeves, BACKS: Ro , , I I I 'cy N If xxx ...Well, maybe we were getting g linleloyglii I I I 94 llen, Elliott, Burkett, Whitfield, su' 4 r N . , 'Y' 'x K -F n .. .V -3 1 3 , Wyatt Reeves- -End Jimmy Parris---knd I I 1 5 . 0 - gp I .1 -,.,,:W8'! s- as Our greatest vxctory . . . Crestvxew Re Q. .114 -5 x QF . eggwgf o Dell w Gallo 12--In-rx9 4' ?N we Myer gpv as!! E' 5 McLa1n 3' B fran: Jxmmy Parris A11 1str1ct A11 onferenc Co Captam -1 4 v Galloway f .E t Q X29 R if .Q -w an P Rogers P3l'l'1S W, Wxlde Q SC3l'S Burkett S 'W N. 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TOUCHDQWN YXG 915' gi O wx: WANT A WE WANT Two E WN IDD Vx 9 YANG 'fx SKID SKAD f fv 'Y E053 hy 4? 4.0 204 WE VE GOT A TEAM THAT CAN T BE BEAT' SCALP M Q QLCl K K K'- w A- F 'X Q' K.- K1 4 You 're outl l 4. 5.-nrt .9 ' vii' 'Q M X, XY , 0 ., --.......,-A aqxb 'BQXK' V A 1 0 KQY ' ' ' QQ -v b 'N SHO N FIC R OTHE EAM N Qgs L 1 , S Q W- 0 is The King is crowned by Miss Homecoming Of I952'53 5- Mr. Wright and his Dance Band send out then' Swmg and Sway ryLhym for the B1g Dance 'r gg, 'fl' ffv c at 1 V,.L-. OU A It F QQ 7 IISQQQ ,4-J , il. C JN We' 4 Winn. Wu, sm ,J The chase is On! va a A xiii- F 1 1 5 1 4 p HN A- wrzzrpi 9, ' 'M - ' ,- 3 ,. h , 1. .., .V . :N V' Cowaidl i I' I. ,tg-'ER' ' --.ur Q 'J L A, ix.. D it 9 J 1 7:1 p -.r 'i 35, GO' 3 I A X I if-+f 'Q . quee fs Coy! fndrqtherr escorts - of . Q f-Q Miss xuaniw MP8 I N M- . 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