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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1964 volume:

64 mahawk Editor—Gayle Thompson Assistant Editor—Mike Pugh Spirit, dedication, and integrity—three words that represent Choctawhatchee High School. We on the Tomahawk staff present this, the 1964 Tomahawk, to you . .. I 1964 Tomahawk Alma Mater Oh, those Choctaw assemblies!! Art work on the gym wall?? Choctaw’s Big Green Spirit Brings Forth the Enthusiasm Merry Music Makers “Choctawhatchee one time!!” “Choctawhatchee all the time!!” That Merits Us to Call Ourselves Indians ITS ALL IN A STATE MIW D IF YOU THINK YOU ALL B£ATLN YOU ALL IF YOU THINK YOU DACE NOT YOU WONT IF YOU WANT TO WIN BUI DON! THfNCYOU CA1 ITS AINOST ACIUCHYOUWONF IF YOU THINK YOU'LL LOSE YOVRE LOS F FOR OUT IVI TH£ WORIP YflUll FIND UCCtSO BEGINS WITH A FELLOWS WILL ITS AIL IN A STATf OTMlND FOR MANY A CAUL 1$ 10JT FRF EVEN A PLAY K RUN AND MANY A COWARD FAILS ELI EVEN HIS WORN IS BEGUN THINK BIG AND YOUR DEEDS WILL GROW THINK SMALL AND YOULL FALL BEHIND THINR THAT YOU CAN AND YOU WILL ITS ALL IN ASTATE OF MlNP If YOU THINK YOURE OUTCLASSED YOU ARE YOUVE COT TO THINK HIGH TO RISE Y0UVE GDI TO BE SURE OF YOURSELF BEFORE YOU CAN EVER WIN A PRIZE. LIFTS RATTLES DONT ALWAYS 60 TO THE STRONGER DR FASTER MAN BUT SOONE ROR LATER, the man who WINS IS THE FELLOW WHO THINKS HE CAN Our Campus—a busy place!! Just think about it . . . 5 BIG GREEN INDIAN SPIRIT SONG Tall as a mountain, with his head up in the sky, Broad as a bayou, with the sun for his left eye; Do ou Know . .. the lady in the peter pan collar whose vivacious smile and love of humor could not but force a smile from those around her . . . someone who you admire for the learning experience that she has caused with you ... a dedicated teacher involved in trying to help you the students? If so. you know Mrs. Elizabeth Martin who has been teaching at Choctawhatchee since 1954. Graduated from Livingston State Teacher’s College with a B.S. Degree in 1949, and obtained her Master’s Degree at the University of Alabama this past year. To this woman of prolific achievement We gratefully dedicate the 196-1 Tomahawk. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin? H 1 g h s c h o 0 1 Shalimar Florida Homecoming 1963 Homecoming Royalty—Misses Carolyn Gabbard, Janie McMullen, Linda Saunders, and Liz Girard. Darling little Cindy Wehking, daughter of Coach and Mrs. Bob Wehking, presents the homecoming bouquet to our queen. 10 After the Homecoming game, three proud Choctawhatchee victors leave the field—Allen Cox, Janie McMullen, and Dennis Brozak. Homecoming Attendants Miss Carolyn Gabbard, Senior Attendant, is an equally active and charming person. The wonderful spirit of Choctawhatchee is well rep- resented in Carolyn’s personality. An honor which can almost totally describe our Senior Homecoming Attendant is her election in the Who’s Who—Best-All-Aiy und. The Junior Attendant, Miss Linda Saun- ders, is a very active junior. She is a cheer- leader and is a great promoter of school spirit. Linda once said—I think that a friendly smile and a good outlook on life is wonderful. Linda certainly must live by this very truthful com- ment. Miss Elizabeth Girard, better known as Liz, is the Sophomore Attendant. She is the president of the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y and is showing definite qualities of leadership. Liz represents the sophomore girl at her best. 12 Faculty MR. BRUNER Principal Message As we near the end of another school year, you the students may look back on it with fond memories. This year ’63-’64 has been one of the most outstanding years in the history of Choctaw. In sports, and other school activities you have truly excelled. To the Seniors I say, “Congratulations!” You have helped set an example this year for the Juniors and Sophomores worth striving for! Seniors, this coming year will be one of the hardest in your lives. You will no longer have the routine way of high school—no, you will have much higher re- sponsibilities. Remember, you have the potential. Juniors and Sophomores, stand fast and study hard. Next year we will again work and strive together toward a mutual goal—your greater edu- cation. You, the students, make this 1964 annual alive and thriving. Enjoy and keep it always. 14 MR. HOWARD Assistant Principal MR. SYFRETT Assistant Principal Office BOAGEY, WAVE A. Secretary MR. RICHBOURG Superintendent ANDERSON, JOHN B.S. Guidance HIMES, DOROTHY Bookkeeping STEPHENS, JoANN B.S. Library Assistant WALKER, RODNEY B.S. Guidance WALTON TRUDI B.S. Librarian WATSON, SANDRA Clerk, Guidance Office 15 LANE, LAURA S. A.B. English III SEDWICK, GEORGIA L A.B. English WAGNON, JEAN B.S. English SUMNER, PAMELA E. B.A. English II VINSON, SONYA J. B.A. English English . . Mrs. Bryan, before facing h 16 BARTELL, JACK B.S., M.A. Publications, Drivers Ed. BROWN, MARCIA A. B.S. English BRYAN, RUTH M. B.A.E. College Prep. Eng. IV , . . The Basic Tool of Literacy GOFF, SHERRY PATRICIA B.S. English HESS, MAJORIE J. B.S. Speech LaBAUVE, LYNN C. B.A.E. English ‘ollege Prep Classes. 17 BOX, DAN H. B.S. History COLE, ARTHUR B. B.S. History NIED, GEORGE J. A.B. American History THOMPSON, BILLY E. B.S. American History, Coach History Teachers Advance MIXSON, VIRGIL B.S. Ec. Geography, U.S. History MOTLEY, ROGER L. I� S U.S. History, U.S. Government Mr. Pouncey clarifies an explanation. 18 BYRNE, ALBERT H. B.A. World History DAVIS, ROBERT F. B.S. History, Government POUNCEY, JAMES R. B.A.. M. . U.S. History YOUNDT, MARK B.A. U.S. History Muscle Building Mentors Mrs. Salter and Coach Wehking Supervise! I!! Q WATSON, BOBBY WEHKING, BOB WYATT, HAL A.B. Masters B.S. P.E., Coach P.E., Head Coach P.E. 19 McCOLLOUGH, CAROLYN B.S. Business Ed. PARISH, CAROLYN F. B.S. Business Ed. MIDDLETON, JIM N. B.S. D.C.T. MIDDLETON, SARAH S. B.S. C.B.E. Business WORRALL, CHARLES H. B.A., M.S. Industrial Arts 20 Businessman at work . . • Nimble Fingers, Quick Minds 4 it LANIER, GWEN M. B.S. Personal Typing, Shorthand HANEY, MARY F. B.S. Typing, Shorthand MARTIN, ELIZABETH N. B.S. Business Ed. 21 V ' . • JP BARROW, CATHERINE M. B.S. Homemaking BOX, PATTY LEE B.S. Chemistry I and II CUPSTID, ROBERT B.S. Biology GLASGOW, ELIZABETH B.S., M.S. Biology Scientific minds? Scientific Searchers WHITE, ELIZABETH B.S. Homemaking WILMONT, WOODROW B.S. Chemistry I WIMBERLEY, REBECCA B.S. Homemaking 22 Mrs. Anchors and Miss La Bauve rep- resent two of our popular languages. MARTIN, JOE L. B.S. Chorus LEONARD, JAMES B.M.E., M.M.E. Music STEPHENS, ANNE B.S. German 23 BOWERS, GEORGE B.S., M.A. Math DAVIS, RAY E. B.S. Math GLASGOW, JOHN B.S., M.S. Physics, Advanced Senior Math HOWARD, HARRY B.S. Algebra HOWELL, KENNETH B.S., M.S. Math MERTZ, MILDRED B.S.E. Applied Math, Algebra I p ft — I ■ ' MOORE, DONALD D C NIX, JEAN B. R Q Algebra II Algebra I and II SALTER, FRANCIS B.S. Math STEPHENS, ROGER B.S. Math, Coach Math Teachers Figure All the Angles warn Mr. Davis, whiz master 24 In Memoriam “Ask not what your country can do for you . .. Ask what you can do for your country.” T o m a h a GAYLE THOMPSON and MIKE PUGH Editor and Co-editor k s t a f f ANN VAN HARLIGEN and LARRY ZACHOW Feature Editors BILL CAMPBELL and HOWARD ADKINS Sports Editors KENNY BEAUDOIN and FLORENCE MITCHELL Clubs and Faculty LARRY SAVOIE and JOHNNY HIMES Art Editors JACIEL LONGMAN and PAT BORTHWICK Senior Directory Classes Barbara Jean Vaivaila £________________________________________________________________________________________ Rebecca Anne Hagler of Beauty Patricia Margaret Leach 64 Carolle Jean Piening 29 Secretary Pat Leach T reasurer Diane Lucas Historian Charlene Wilde 30 Abbott, Toney Randy Aeree Mike Adams Ramond Adamson Howard Adkins Ben Allen Michael Allison Richard Almon Jim Ahum Diane Arendsee Gail Andrews Terry Atherton George Atwell Ronnie Baggett Bob Baggett Bill Bagiev 32 Dennis Bend.ickson Verna Bennett Stan Bennie Bill Benson Jeff Benton Eric Berkley Robert Billingsley Mike Bird Bill Birdwell Marsha Bisesi Conrad Bishop Donna Bishop Terry Bishop Jerry Black Joel Blickenstaff Ronald Bloodworth Joe Bonbie Pat Borthwick Terrie Boutwell Jeff Bowman George Brantley Linda Breeden Carol Breske Suzanne Brocato Mary Brosmer Paulette Broxon Dennis Brozak Lynn Bruckraer Zack Brunson Bill Brushwood Pat Bryan Pat Burkey 34 Kenneth Burnett Drew Buta Andy Butler Donna Butts Larry Byrne Lucy Cahalan Betty Campbell Bill Campbell Ronald Cardwell Nancy Carpenter Carolyn Chalk Scott Chambers 1 hd,k Charles Charlton James Chavers Ralph Cheek Bob Chellburg Charles Chesser Susan Chicinio Pat Clark Luther Clary Gary Cooke William Courtney Richard Covey Allen Cox 36 Rhonda Crisler John Crosby Laura Cruttenden Jane Culwell Allen Cunningham Phil Cunningham Jeannie Clasby Ricky Danuser Glenda Davis Jim Davis Scott Dawson Decki Deckman Barbara Cox Robert Craft Sherry Crawford Norma Crews 37 Douglas Duston Angella Eiserman Jim Etheridge Mike Evans Frankie Dewrell Connie Dickens d t Leonard Doty Margaret Drewey Diane Dorsey Mike DeRose Pam Fagan Betty Farris Frank Fell Pat Fell Duane Dugan Peggy Durnim Paul Fuller Gwen Fussell Carolyn Gabbard Pam Gabbard Jaimie Gainer Linda Gallman Gary Gantzhorn Dolores Garrett Ronnie Gay Georgine Gebhart Janice Getz Frankie Gibbs Frank Goral Mary Gosser Peter Gregg Judy Gilbert Debbie Greishiemer Helen Gillis Foye Givens Hope Gifford Judy Gifford Patti Glasgow Gail Gillespie We’ve got the Indians on our side . . . Cindy Gifford Ronnie Griffith Linda Grimes Charlee Grove Becky Hagler Judy Hall Barbara Hancock Carol Hansen Judy Harrington Van Boyd Harris Laura Harrison Gail Hattaway Robert Haugen Barbara Henderson Carol Henderson Larry Hicks Roy Hightower Charles Hilton Johnny Himes Joe Holden James Holley Carol Holmes Mark Hopkins Dianne Horton Mike Horton Harold Hudson Pam Hudson Marie Huels Billy Hughes Judy Hughes Chris Humphreys Linda Hunter Lorene Hurley ym i 1 v ■' m i Paul Huston Delite Huyett Carl Hyatt Donna Inman Johnny Johnson Bob Johnson Carl Johnson Eileen Johnson Jean Jones Howard Jones Kathy Kehoe Carolyn Kazda Robbie Judas Frances Renter Bill Renter Janice Kenney Ann Kilpatrick Ginney Killen Mike Kidder 44 Janice Kypfer Roger Lambert Ralph Knight Vicki Knowlton Ruthie Kirtz John Lakin John Kracen Janet Kypfer Don Laird Cindy LaMere Lorraine Lanius 45 Tom Klosterman Nancy Kobos Lee Kunce Jackie Law - y Pat Leach Steven Lilly Phil Lewis Diane Lucas Roger Lucas Mike Lutes Mike Lytle Jaciel Longman Roberta Lord Sharon Lowe Richard Lowery Carol Lee Janette Lewis Mike McGahean Lester McGill Kathy McBryde Sammy McBryde Robert McAdow Dennis McCants Paul McCarley Janice McClendon Phyllis McCoy Mike McCraney Diane McCutchan Sandra McDaniel Ralph McGee Gus Mac Ivor Priscilla McGowin James McGruddy Jerry McKee Suzanne McKelvey Janie McMullen Linda McMurry Dickie McSwain Sandy Magier We old Seniors still have zip!! I caught my feller ... DOG PATCH U.S.A. Mary Ann Malik Barbara Martin Paul Martz Billy Mathews Donna Mattingly Margaret Mayo Donna Metz Tom Mihalcik Chris Mikles John Miller Chuck Mineard Delmar Mineard Lana Mishoe Florence Mitchell Mary Miller Steve Miller Bob Mills Terry Miller Elaine Mitchell Sandra Modica Pat Monaghan Paul Montez A n 3| v 'j JI W m Linda Montgomery Mary Moon Larry Morris Betty Munson Jean Myhand Sharilyn Nabors Sheila Neal Sue Nelson Chuck Newton Jack Nickerson Carol Norton Judy Norton V1'? ■ V Hv 'T '' yM r Hfl Patsy Norton Jill Nowinski Janice Ogozalek Patty Pafford j j HU � v■� v. 2 A Jimmy Parrish Jerry Parnell Gloris Patrick Mike Patrick Laurie Patsheider Dottie Peace Rick Pedersen Charlotte Penny Tina Pennington Marilyn Peters Stan Peters Pat Phillips Carol Piening Olivia Pistole Larry Plank Sandra Plant Mike Pomeroy Ricky Powell Jean Pritchard Mike Pugh Carey Quinn Warren Ralya 52 Carol Pierce Rita Queen Phillip Rassmussen Ronald Rassmussen Bobby Reed Ralph Reece Ralph Reese Judy Regans Clara Rightnower Jim Rice James Richardson Joe Roberts Sandy Roberts Sandra Robertson Bonnie Robinson Peggy Robinson Syllvia Rogilio Fred Rose tfii Jack Rouse Kerry Rowell Judy Rowland Holly Ryan Ginger Rogers Wayne Sabine Carolyn Santo Vicenta Santos Marilyn Saucer Barbara Savage Larry Savoie Billy Saxon Leigh Schaffer Vicki Scheme! ing 54 Andy Scarborough Eric Schmieman Sandy Schriever Karon Schulder Carolyn Schultz Dianne Shrieves Curtis Schweitzer Ray Sedski Alice Severance Linda Scupp Sharon Sharp Billy Sheeren Carol Shipley Loretta Simpson Vickie Skinner Jim Sirmons 55 Butch Slocumb Gary Smith Gretta Smith Guyla Smith Jenny Smith Joel Smith Joyce Smith Neil Smith Phylis Smith Bob Smith Richard Smith Ross Smith Wally Smith Linda Spafford Jimmy Spear James Spieglburg Jimmy Stevens David Stephenson Mike Stevens Eldon Staley Donna Stephenson Cheryl Stewart Diane Stewart Sally Stewart Lee Strickland Kathleen Sweeny Blanche Tatum Jean Tatum Bill Thomas Sheldon Thomas Gayle Thompson Sue Thompson Bill Tichenor Jim Tollerson Mike Tolen Ray Touchstone Brownie Trent Karen Treutel Barry Tuck Cathy 1 urner Barbara Viavada Cliff Valentine Ann Van Harlingen Beverly Vaughn Kyle Vermillion 59 Dale Vinson Ken Viszneki Sandy Viverette Wilfried Walkbrunn 60 Barbara Walker Judy Walsh Tracey Wagon on Jay Walton Linda Victory Terry Waggoner Eddie Ward Anne Warren Jane Watson Joan Watson Gail Weaver Warren Weaver Joe Webb Ann Webester Fred Weems Pam Welch Marcia Westbury Carl Weston Linda White Ronnie White Ronnie White Bill White 61 Elaine Wilson Dethra Wise Peter Wimberly Margaret Wise Kelly Windes Christine Wiseburn Ginny Wissert Sharon Wilbanks Trey Williams Charlene Wilds Carol Williams Ronnie Wilkerson Butch Williams Don Windham Jo Ann Wilkins Ted Williams Diane Witkowski Bill Wojsko Verna Woodall Mike Woodham Phillip Word Virginia Smith 63 M MgBg mmi BEST LOOKING Becky Hagler and Howard Adkins MOST INTELLIGENT Carol Henderson and Jay Walton MOST COURTEOUS Carolyn Chalk and Andy Scarbourough MOST ATHLETIC Linda White and Dennis Brozak 65 MOST FUN LOVING Carol Shipley and Bob Johnson CUTEST COUPLE Linda Montgomery and Stan Peters BEST DANCERS Marylyn Saucer and Luther Clary AL- MOST TALENTED Gayle Thompson and Neil Smith BEST DRESSED Blanche Tatum and Trey Williams WITTIEST Carol Norton and Jimmy Stevens SHYEST Patti Glasgow and Paul Burnett MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Jamie Gainer and Fred Howard BEST PERSONALITY Dianne Lucas and Dale Vinson Senior Class of ’63-’64 Has Elected . . . CLASS COLOR Burgandy and White CLASS POET Neil Smith CLASS MUSICIAN Carolyn Santo CLASS FLOWER Burgundy Rose CLASS ARTIST Johnny Himes 69 Bailey, Jimmy Balwin, Mike Barton, Nancy Bassett, Larry Baomberger, Vaughn Beavers, Willard Bigelow, Billy Bigot, Tony Bishop, William Blackmon, Billy Bledsoe, Guy Bobbitt, Jerry Broadus, Larry Brown, Dick Brown, Larry Brown, Mickey Brown, Mike Brown, Mike Brown, Sam Brunson, James Brunson, Ricky Bryant, Wyndell Bugay, David Burdshaw, Wanda 71 Burton, Dale Bush, Val Butler, Sharon Byerley, Kathy Byrd, Regina Cadenhead, Judy Cain, Linda Callis, Steve Campbell, Anne Cardoza, Darlene Cassidy, Steve Caver, Larry Cauley, James Celano, Nancy Chandler, Buddy Chateau, Pam Cherry Suzi Chesser, Danny Chesser, Mike Chestnut, Dell Chezem, Bob Clarno, Patty Clinley, Mike Cole, Mike Collins, Roger Collins, Larry Combs, Linda Compton, Ed Compton, Steve Conroy, Chris Cook, Wayne Cooke, David Cope, Doug Cormack, Jean Cotter, Eddie Courington, Teresa Courtney, Sandra Covert, Karen Cox, Pat Coxey, Pam Craig, Steve Cresto, Craig Crews, Ricky Crook, Scott Crump, Alice Culbertson, Bruce Cullem, Danny Colley, John Curl, Woody Curry, Brigctte Daniels, Carolyn Daniels, Sharon Davis, Charlie Davis Donnell Davis, Janice Davis, Nelson Deal, Kim Dennes, Gene Derby, Doug Dettle, Eloise 73 Dickinson, Beverly Dieter, Celia Donnelson, Larry Doolin, Bill Duke, Linda Duncan, Dick Duncan, Janet Dunford, Gary Dunham, Howard Dunn, Bobby Dupree, Shirley Duzinski, Bill Earnest, Ronald Edelen, Rick Edwards, Mike Fagan, Dana Farris, Dale Finley, George Fleming, Phillip Fleshman, John Flowers, Lorraine Foley, Helene Fontes, Joe Foster, Sue Franklin, Linda Frazier, Ericka Gabbard, Mike Gadarian, Marjorie Gandy, Greg Gardner, Phillip 74 George, Kenny Gibson, Bob Gibson, Candy Gibson, Randy Gilliard, Glen Girard, Jim Glass, Joel Goff, Pat Goreno, Joe Gorskiwicz, Louise Gray, Barbara Grenemier, Shirley Grimes, Karen Griner, Ricky Grove, Grantolyn Gurwie, Alice Gwathncy, Linda Haddad, Scott Hall, Harvey Hall, Richard Gencio, Diane Giovannini, Barbara 1 Goudey, Jeff Gunter, Barbara Hamilton, Don Hanks, Beverly Hanks, Jo Anna Harrelson, Linda Harrelson, Mike Hartin, Bill Harvy, Jack Harvey, Rodney Harwood, Dee Hatcher, Teresa Hathaway, Betty Hayes, Jennie Hayes, Steve Hayles, Danny Hecker, James Helms, Bill Helms, Jackie Henkel, Margaret Henderson, Ida Hendricks, David Hensley, Dawn Hessineus, Sandra Hetherington, Alice Hicks, Larry' Hicks, Leonard Hicks, Sharyn Hilton, Jim Hinshelwood, Bruce Hirsch, Pat Holland, Diane 76 Holloway, Billy Holmes, Edward Hooks, John Hopper, Eddie Hosfelt, Maxie Howard, Tonie Howell, Mike Hudgins, Linda Hudson, Sherrie Howze, JoAnn Hunt, Mimi Hunter, Don Hutchinson, Greg Engman, Jerry Irvine, Dean Irwin, Steve James, Dick 77 Jernigan. Diane Johnsey, Jack Johnson, Andy Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Marcia Johnson, Ronnie Johnston, Deborah Jolley, Jimmy Jones, Dennis Jones, Elaine Jones, Keith Jones, Mary Jones, Omar Jones, Peggy Jones, Rob Jones, Sherry Jones, Shelia Joska, Susan Joyner, Bill Joyner, Boh Kabase, Larry Kamis, Jim Kattine, Pam Keenan, Jim Kelly, Carol Kelly, Dennis Kelly, James Kendall, Shay Kendall, Sue 78 Kenney, Jean Kerr, Aviava Key, Billy Kilpatrick, Wayne Kimbrell, Don Kimbro, Paula Knight, Bob Knowling, Pat Killing, Carl Kroll, Steve Laird, Donald Lambert, Ralph 79 Lane, Frank Laritz, Betty Laskowski, Richard Law, Kathy Ledlow, Harvey Lenheart, Eddie Leonard, Rodney Lewis, Jerry Lewis, Linda Lewis, Ronnie Limpler, Jerald Livesay, Rita Long, Hank Long, Linda Lovelock, Diane Lowery, John Luciana, Jeanine MacDonell, Mike Madden, Crystal Maclvor, Laura Maddingly, Joe Magier, Donald Maksymyk, Steve Manning, Barbara Marcus, Cinny Marsh, Fred Marshall, Kennith Martin, Dexter Martin, Richard Martin, Yvonne Martines, Wayne Masor, Sue Mathews, Kay Mathis, Judson Mattson, Martha 80 Mayes, Joan Mauldcn, Kenneth McClean, Kay McCloed, Bill McCulley, George McCullough, Kaye McGraw, Mike McIntosh, Marcie McKelvey, Dell McLaughlin, Elaine Melton, Mike Merryman, Janet Messer, Billy Meyers, Linda Michaels, Tommy Miller, Bob Miller, Jean Miller, Ken Miller, Richard Millner, Alfred Mills, Becky Mills, Cam Mills, Tammy Misenheimer, Robert 81 Moeshing, Carl Moore, Diane Moore, Maggie Moree, Betty Morgan, Dennis Morgan, T. C. Morris, Linda Murphy, Mike Muller, Butch Mullen, Mike Mullens, Marlene Myers, Rose Myree, Sandy We Juniors love our Lunches Melson, Sandra Nelson, Tom Neese, Mary Neville, JimnTy Nolan, Gale Norton Allen Norton, Kelly Opheikens, Brent O’Brien, 0. B. O’Brien, Pat O’Conner, Sandy Oglesby, Tassie Olson, Lynn Orban, Kathy 82 Overton, Lee Palmer, Danny Parker, Libby Parrish, Saundra Patchen, Diane Pate, Leslie Patrick, Larry Patzig, Harry Paulk, Sarah Peacock, Ralph Pequignot, Andre Perlman, Judith Perry, Candy Perry, Pat Peters, Jerry Peters, Wanda Peterson, Donna Peterson, Ronnie Phillips, Jan Phillips, Steve Pine, Bruce Pitchford, Carol Phillips, Donnie Porter, Philip Powell, Karen Powell, Tom Powers, Trudie Powell, Jimmy Presley, Linda Preston, Hazle 83 Prumatico, John Pugh, Stewart Putynokowski, Bev Quinlan, Lance Ralya, Joy Ramey, Wanda Rasmussen, Mike Ratcliff, Connie Ray, Brenda Rayborn, Clark Razzano, Jeanine Reed, Roger Register, Steve Remele, Pat Renshaw, Pat Rcntz, Amaryllis Rrowa, Curtis Reynolds, Allen Reynolds, Flora Richardson, Barbara Richardson, Linda Riley, Kevin Rilley, Joyce Risher, John Robbins, Frank Robinson, Brad Rodowicz, Sharon Rogers, Eugene Rontey, Paula Romo, Michael 84 Ross, Frank Rouden, Vonzell Ruby, Shirley Russell, Sandy Ryals, Barbara Sample, Gloria Sanford, Marie Savage, Glen Sellers, Grady Shave, Dorvan Sharon, Larry Shaw, Larry Sheppard, Joyce Simpson, Marvin St. Clair, Peter Smith, Carol Smith, Emma Smith, Faye Sasser, Mary Salvaggio, Odette Sargent, Gerald Shiver, Gary Smith, Hazle 85 Smith, Herman Smith, Jeannie Smith, Kathy Smith, Kathy Smith, Kay Smith, Leonard Smith, Pete Smith, Warren Sorce, Pam Speigleberg, Kenneth Splawn, Terry Spradley, Brian Stancel, Terry Starkey, Linda i I Stull, John Stupar, Buddy k • 1 Linda Stewart, Linda Sullenberger, Carol Swakhammer, Linda Swanson, Harry Taylor, Adney Taylor, Gene Taylor, Mary Taylor, Wyn Tennes, Karen Terry, Scotty Testa, Donna Thomas, Joyce Thomasson, Kathy- 86 Thompson, Tommy Timmes, Bertha Todd, Marjorie Tollerson, Tommy Totten, Cathy Towne, Betty Townsend, Sharon Townsley, Gale Trammell, Tona Tniluck, Helen Trimm, Patty Tucker, Joe Tullos, Robert Tumberlin, Johnnie Turner, Judy Turner, Randa Turnier, Susan Vance, James Van Mater, Katryna „Van Ostenburg, Linda VanSwearingen, Judy Vaughn, Bill Vaughn, Cindy Vendoloski, Chuck VonCrchle, Nancy Wahl, Rita Walker, Morrell Walker, Tim Walter, Connie Ward, Ricky 87 Waters, Martha Watts, Wayne Wattuski, Chris Weaver, Lanita Webb, Julia Weiss, Lynn Weldon, Danny Wells, Mary Wentzel, Peggy White, Bonnie White, Jim White, Marilyn White, Terry Wiggins, Steve Wilcox, Tis Wilkes, Jackie Williams, Annette Williams, Barbara Williams, Grady Williamson, Beverly Williamson, Mike Wilmot, Bill Wilmot, Ralph Wilson, A. L. Wimberly, Alida Windes, David W'indes, Jerry Wingle, Tanda Wismer, Barbara Wolley, Jean 88 Wood, Gary Worden, Bill Work, Bobby Wright, Ferdinand Wright, Howard Wright, Terrie Mahon, Pat I Yates, Linda Young, Alan Young, Dennis Zamora, Tom Bradford, Ron Rowe, Gaile Bogan, Kathi Risher, Larry Junior Class Play — 1963 REST ASSURED is Assured Success The tragic business life of a fidgety, nervous, grouchy, graying man and the troubles of his love- ly, sensible, and still understanding wife made the Junior Class Play, Rest Assured, a certain success. Adding to the hilarity were the “friends of the fam- ily and the family of Morlock. To “cap” the com- edy, Mildred, a “Hazel-type” maid calmly saun- tered in and out throughout the play. For a job well done, we can only say, we must say—Congratu- lations to the Junior Class!! Oh, well, what did you expect in the middle of the night?! One of Rest Assured’s more tranquil moments; one of the few! A peaceful conference—the calm before the storm! THE CAST Mr. Morlock Jack Harvey Mrs. Morlock Kathy Byerly Mary Candy Perry Jessica Kathy Thompson Mildred Odette Salvaggio Joe Lanconi Bobby Work Luigi Lanconi Michael Arredondo Martha Sue Kiecker Lucifer Jim Garrett Miss Akers Jeanine Rozzano George Plew L Mike Williams Mrs. Schmaltz ‘ Sharon Bonney Dr. Brown Ken Miller Mr. Black Mike Murphy Jake Richard Alexander Mrs. Frinck Jeanine Luciano Student Director Ann Campbell Stage Manager Majorie Gadarian Sponsor Mr. Moore A Legacy of Laughs!! 90 s 91 Treasurer Joe Tutt Secretary Gale Wilde Historian Teresa Murphy RATS AT LAST Adams, Don Adams, Mark Alexander, Betty Anderson, Cathy Anderson, James Andrews, Terry Ankney, Kathy Averill, Brenda Astrowski, Linda Aumen, Bill Babiak, Barbara Backus, Paul Bagley, Anne Barker, Dale Barker, Jerry Barnett, Susie Barrow, Vernal Barton, Pat Bass, Joe Basset, Janet Baton, Anita Beard, John Beason, Jimmy Beck, Charlene Becker, Pat Bell, Tommy Bell, Tony Bendorf, Mary Biggett, Maria Bisesi, Sam Bishop, Kae Bishop, Robert Bonney, Frank Boone, David Boone, Mike Bowman, Cheryl Bradshaw, Janice Brown, Barbara Broxon, Joyce Braid, Kitty Bray, Bill Britz, James Broughton, Jim Browder, Jim Brown, Jan Broxon, Lois Broxon, Steve Brunson, Johnny 93 Brunswick, Violet Bryant, A1 Bryant, Betty Burford, Doris Burgess, Bob Bush, Bill Butler, Sherry Busbee, Millie Byrd, Steve Calfe, Adel Campbell, Bill Campbell, Bob Canterbury, Larry Carpenter, Jeff Carey, Sandra Carmen, Carol Caron, Jo Ann Carr, Norma Catlin, Candy Catlin, Scott Catrette, Norma Celano, Diane Chamberlain, Leslie Chambless, Diane Chambless, Rex Clary, Carole Clark, Jimmy Clements, Whitty Cochran, Paula Coffee, Elaine Colquette, Joe Cooper, David Corliss, Jane Cordes, Chris Coutu, Donna Creel, Karen Cross, Kay Crew', Stephanie Crews, Orson Crumley, Diane Cummings, Gene Cutchens, Marvin Cutshaw, Stan Daniel, Brenda Daniels, Terry Davis, Barbara Davis, David Davis, Jeff 94 Davis, John Davidson, Charles Deckman, Clayton Deems, Pat DeLoach, Patty Dewrell, Tommy Dey, Mike Dieglo, Peter Domenico, Toni Donaldson, Mary Doty, Neil Dukes, Jim Dunham, Debbie Edwards, Danny Edmonds, Sue Edwards, Terry Edwards, Sandy Eggleston, David Ellis, Darlene Emond, Joan Engle, Sarah Engler, George Fagerstrom, Joan Fain, John Farthing, Donna Fleshman, Bob Fletcher, Darlene Fought, Mike Franklin, Pat Freeman, James Freshwater, Ann Fuller, Bill Groves, Freda Gantzhorn, Gail Gassner, Vicki Gibson, Linda Gipson, Jerry Girard, Liz Glassock, Gayle Gleason, Bob Goble, A1 Godwin, Mark Goodhart, Ernest Goodsen, Cherie Goodoin, Bobby Gordon, Mary Ann Graham, Sharon Gray, Brenda 95 Gray, Valeric Griffith, Larry Grimes, Johnny Gruenmier, Brenda Hall, Charlotte Hampton, Pete Hand, Mike Hardenberg, Nancy Hardin, Jim Harp, Lindsey Harper, Frank Harris, David Harrison, Elena Harts field, Fred Haskins, Anne Hayles, Joan Head, Howard Heathcott, Cheryl Heck, Kenny Henderson, Bill Henderson, Moana Henderson, Sandy Higginson, David Hiller, David Hilton, Penny Hines, Linda Hoffman, Chris Hogue, Jimmy Holden, Ted Hooper, Ronnie Horton, Karen Howard, Barbara Howard, Buddy Howard, Nancy Hudson, David Hughes, Debbie Huisman, Mike Inman, Jerry Irvine, Billy Sue Johnson, Dane Jolly, Jimmy Jones, Danny Jones, Larry Jones, Lester Jones, Penny Jones, Valerie Jordan, Carl Kincaid, Connie QA Kafferly, Jim Kapple, Harry Keys, Robin Kieszek, Joe Kirby, Sandra Kitchens, Miktf King, David Klein, Chris Klerk, Sandy Klauss, Arthur Klump, Janay Kol)os, Robert Kramer, Doug Kretzer, John Lancaster, Wayne Land, Roger Laugenbaher, Kim Laugston, Ann Lassiter, W'esley Ledbetter, Debbie Lindell, Larry Lindsey, Delores Lockhart, Terry- Long, Karen Long, Leon Long, Linda Lovejoy, Debbie Lovejoy, Deborah Lovet, Peggy Lowary, Jeannie Lowery, Sara Lutes, Jon Lyser, Rick Mackey, Duff Mahon, Mike Malik, James Malone, Tourey Marchman, Carol Mathews, Phil Mathis, Diane Mathis, Ronald Mazzone, Joe McCabe, Kathy McCarley, Louise McClendon, Donna McCombs, Judy McEwen, Ralph McLellon, Lorrie 97 McGill, Marvin McKuen, Judy McRoy, Linda McWaters, Martha McWilliams, Penny Miller, Lew Miller, Ralphie Millikin. Joyce Mitchell, Linda Messner, Susie Mineard, Carol Monahan, Dennis Moody, Roger Moore, Sandy Morris, Gloria Myers, Tony Myers, Topper Murphy, Pat Nabors, Connie Nadicksbernd, Peggy Newmann, Sandra Newberry, David Neylans, Charlene Norred, Tommy Norten, Lee Norton, Ann Norvell, Charles Norville, Walter Nosal, Derrius Nunnely, Joe Oliver, James Ollest, Berry’ Osbourn, Gail Page, Reagan Parker, Brenda Parker, Suzanne Parmerlee, Kim Pate, Shirley Patton, Ann Patton, Judy Peace, Lynne Peek, Hal Perkins, Jimmey Perri, Charlotte Perrott, Sharon Phillips, Don Phillips, Kenny Phillips, Robert 98 Piburn, Sam Plaster, Mike Porter, Steve Powell, Ted Powers, Joe Ralston, Charles Ratcliff, Andy Ratcliff, Bob Raymond, Taylor Reece, Jacque Reed, Mary Jo Reese, Darrel Reeves, Doyle Reyes, Toni Rice, Beth Rice, Tommy Richards, Claudia Riley, Jimmy Roberts, Ann Roberts, Bill Roberts, Ricky Robertson, Janice Rogers, Sharon Rookstool, Peggy Rouden, Janet Runnels, Donna Russell, Fred Sadler, Moana Salter, Keith Sanford, Judy Saxon, Nita Schultee, Carole Schweitzer, Barbara Scroggin, Dub Scruggs, Joan Seals, Harry Seastrum, Larry Selley, Sandy Seman, Ronald Sharp, Jim Sharpless, Buddy Shaw, Sherry Shirah, Billy Silseth, Deanna Simpler, Louvita Sims, James Skinner, Norman Skipper, Jane 99 Slocumb, Bill Smith, Alice Smith, Benny Smith, Charlene Smith, Cherry Smith, Debbie Smith, Jerry’ Smith, Jimmy Smith, Mike Smith, Roger Splawn, Mike Starkey, Stuart Starks, Ray Stepens, Randy Stevens, Barry Stevens, Gene Stevens, Liz Street, Cheryl Strickland, Buddy Strickland, Edward Stupar, Linda Sumhlin, Fay Sumerlin, Paul Sutorowski, Joe Terril, Rosilin Thomas, Anne Thomason, Carolyn Thorn, Libby Tilton, Penny Todd, David Tribble, Paul Trimn, Paula Truax, Alexa Truisillo, Sandy Turner, David Tutt, Joe Tutwaller, Dave Tyner, Charles Vaneslow, David VanHarlingen, Jill Vasso, Pete Waddell, Bobby Wadsworth, Bill Waggoner, Janice Walker, John W’ard, Barbara Ward, Gail Ward, James 100 Webster, Ginny Weiss, Chrissie Welch, Marilyn Wendolkowski, Tina Weston, Carl Westbury, Nancy Wetherington, Angela Whitfield, Sharon Whitehead, Kitty Wilcox, David Wilde, Gale Willard, Bonnie Williams, James Williams, Nancy W illiams, Warren Williamson, Larry W illiamson, Ruth Williford, Laurie Willis, Jim Wilson, Cy W'ilson, David W'indes, Theasa Windsor, David Wrolford, Yvonne Wood, Joan W'oodham, Karen Woodson, Joe Worden, Dick W ork, Don W'orrall, David Wratten. Ruth Ann Yancy, Ray Yoder, Mona Young, Pat Kuritz, Emilia Moor. Willard Andrews, Terry Peters, Linda Thielacker, Bill 101 A graceful twist?!!! Did you see dat, Mudder? Merry Music Makers Hey, Santa, look at the birdie! Junior Class sponsored Christmas Dance Guess which or. of us didn’t use Crest? There’s something about an Aqua Velva man!! 102 Features and Activities Miss C.H.S. A sparkling personality and an outlook on life to match belong to Miss Choc- tawhatchee of 1964, Miss Bette Gail Meyer. Better known as Betsy on our campus, Bette is a charming person, one who well represents all of Choc- taw’s girls, seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Talent, beau- ty, poise, and personality com- bine to make our very lovely Miss C.H.S. Bette was chosen Miss C.H.S. at the annual Beta Club Spring Spectacular held in the school’s gymnasium in the early spring. Although now at another school, we are proud of Betsy, truly an as- set to Choctawhatchee, our alma mater. Runners-Up The two runners-up in the Miss C.H.S. contest were Miss Gayle Thompson and Miss Becky Hagler, both Sen- iors. These two very lovely girls made the Miss C.H.S. court of beauty complete. All these girls represent the many talents of all the beau- ty possessed by the girls here at Choctawhatchee. MISS GAYLE THOMPSON MISS REBECCA HAGLER First Runner-Up Second Runner-Up 104 MV Miss MISS JANIE McMULLEN, Miss Sen- ior, is laden with honors well deserved. Janie wTas Homecoming Queen, Key Club Sweetheart, and was selected Most Lik- able. This honor of Miss Senior can well “cap” this group. A lovely girl, Janie well represents all of the Senior girls. s e n • i o r Mr. Mr. Senior. BOB FINAN, is a popular, active senior. His election as Most Likable is an honor that well describes Bob. Friend- liness and a wonderful personality make him an ideal selection. 105 Mr. Junior, DANA FAGAN, well rep- resents all of the junior boys at Choctaw. He is active in sports, clubs, and other school activities. Needless to say, the honor of Mr. Junior goes to a very deserving young man. MISS KATHY ORBAN, Miss Junior, is a vivacious and perfectly wonderful person. No words can describe the friendly atmosphere that she projects. There could have been no better choice for this honor. 106 Miss Mr. Miss Sophomore, THERESA MUR- PHY is quite an active person. A Sopho- more Class Officer, she possesses poise, friendliness and charm. There many quali- ties speak for themselves in Theresa’s elec- tion. She was elected to this honor by fel- low class members. LARRY WILLIAMSON, President of the Sophomore Class was elected Mr. Soph- omore by hi$ fellow classmen. Participat- ing in sports, clubs, Larry still keeps his scholastic average among the highest. He is quite an active person, yet he finds time to devote to his class. 107 CLUB FAVORITE Lucus 109 Ill Jim Sirmans TRI-HI-Y GENTLEMAN Donna Butts Vice-President Miss Wilkes Sponsor Pam Fagan Secretary Carolyn Gabbard Treasurer Miss Hess Sponsor 112 . . . Student Council Achieves Goals Sharilyn Nabors Senior Rep. Michelle Barnes Junior Rep. Sherrie Butler Sophomore Rep. Gayle Thompson Senior Rep. Verna Woodall Senior Rep. Kathi Bogan Junior Rep. Kathy Orban Junior Rep. Connie Nabors Sophomore Rep. Bill Roberts Sophomore Rep. Gary Murphy Senior Class President Steve Wiggins Junior Class President Larry Williamson Sophomore Class President 113 Interclub Council — 1964 Clubs and individuals would not hold much value if they did not have an effective organization system. This organization is provided by Inter- Club Council for all extracurricular activities must pass through it, all clubs must be represented in the Council. Thus the Inter-Club Council very effi- ciently organizes all extracurricular activities here at Choctawhatchee High School. Donna Kay Butts President Jay Walton Billy Benson Mike Lytle Larry Zachow Gayle Thompson Bud Charleton Beta Club “C” Club C.P.A. Debate Society Drama Club Electronics Bruce Hinshelwood Fay Smith Sharilyn Nabors Margaret Mayo Linda White Sam Baughn French Club F.H.A. Future Nurses Future Teachers G.A.A. Hi-Y Scott Dawson Elaine McLaughlin Jim Etheridge Lucy Cahalan Terri Bout well Boh Haugen Interact Club Junior Tri-Hi-Y Key Club Latin Club Library Club Mu Alpha Theta Diana Witkowski Guyla Smith Liz Girard Jerry Black Richard Covey Kyle Vermillion I 14 Quill and Scroll Senior Try-Hi-Y Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Spanish Honorary Student Council Tri-M Bob Finan Ricky Powell Historian Lt. Governor Creel Richardson Sponsor The Choctawhatchee Key Club has as its ob- jective for 1964, “Render Dedicated Service.” This past year they have attempted to carry this theme out in the school and community. It is the desire of every boy at Choctaw to become a part of this organization and help to carry out their theme. 115 Our Happy Sweetheart Ken Beaudoin Fred Howard Ronnie Gay Harold Hudson Robbie Judas Jay Walton Luther Clary Paul Burnett Dennis Brozak Bill Brushwood Our Secret Love 116 Painting the gym. Rick Edelen Greg Gandy Rob Jones Larry Patrick Wynn Taylor Frank Robbins Steve Wiggins Key Club sponsors Sign Fence. Fred Gassman Bill Roberts Joe Tutt Larry Williamson 117 The Interact Club is one of the leading service clubs on campus. We try to improve our town as well as we do our school. The Interact Club develops Christian Fellowship along with citizenship in school and our community. Since our club is a minority group, we try to show leadership to our stu- dent body. Jerry Black Secretary Gary Murphy Reporter Andy Scarborough T reasurer Mr. Salter Sponsor Mr. Howard Sponsor 118 Howard Adkins Bob Mills Bill Campbell Paul Montez Richard Covey George Myers Allen Cox Stan Peters Spirit of the torch. Jim Sirmans Ray Touchstone Dale Vinson Trey Williams 119 Kenny Heck Keith Salter Don Work % Butch Bangs Interact Workday??? Interacts take FIVE? Billy Bigalow Bill Worden Bobby Work Mike McGraw Larry Zachow President Debate . . . develops skill, builds better citizens. Charlene Wilde Vice-President Dolores Garrett Lucy Cahalan Dottie Peace Miss Hess Mis McCullough Secretary Treasurer Historian Sponsor Sponsor A newly formed club on campus, the Debate Society hopes to increase its membership in the future. The goal of this organization is to promote a general interest in formal and informal debate among the students of Choctawhatchee. Its foremost hope is to become a member of the National Forensic League of America. L. Brown B. Chellburg L. Cruttenden J. Garrett S. Paulk C. Piening f} ' V 6 R. Powell G. Thompson G. Wissert Pictures not available: Bob Finan Beverly Dickinson James Richardson Gale Wilde Morrell Walker Beta Secretary Carolyn Chalk Historian Joan Mayes Sponsor Mrs. Bryan President Jay Walton Parliamentarian Regina Gautier Largest Beta Club Maintains High Scholastic Average Gale Andrews Verna Bennet Jerry Black Margaret Drewery Douglas Dustin Jim Etheridge Carolyn Kazda Pat Leach Sherry Long Elaine Mitchell Florence Mitchell Janice Ogozalek Phyllis Smith Sherril Stewart Judy Walsh Billy Benson Neta Adams Michelle Barnes Donna Butts Richard Covey Laurine Cruttenden Jamie Gainer Frank Goral Bob Haugen Dianne Lucas Donna Metz Tom Mihalcik Pat Pafford Mike Pugh Ralph Reece Charlene Wilde Diana Witkowski Verna Woodall Kathi Bogan Sharon Bonney Leilani Braumberger 123 Cheryl Breuer Woody Curie Doug Derby Dick Duncan Marjope Gadarian Phil Gardner Candy Gibson Nancy Ham District President Mike McGraw Sharyn Hicks STATE BETA PRESIDENT Jay Walton District Secretary Kathy Orban Tommy Nelson Kathy Orban Sarah Paulk Barbara Richardson Herman Smith Robert Tullos 124 Dramatics develops character and develops skill. It represents the ultimate goal in entertainment—the theatre, and creates a definite sense of togetherness— Gayle Thompson President Bill Duzinski Vice-President Cindy Lamere Sec.-T reas. I Mr. Moore Sponsor Jeff Benton Sgt.-at-Arms Ann Van Harlingen Historian 126 Bobby Work Mike Pugh Sandi Tutwiler James Richardson Gayle Osbourn Linda Wright Terry Stansel James McGruddy CCfftm s w % PI.AV PRODUCED b Choctaw Drama tll B Civic AuDiTORiun 8:50pfi Strlare ay flcfofer $ K U U 75 Cast cons sfs of Icnr crschS ttors Susan Barnett First school year presentation—“Stars in their Eyes.” Joan Watson Jane Watson Linda White Carolle Piening Odette Salvaggio Carolyn Chalk Mike Bird Carol Sullenberger Carol Norton Katie Teague Sheron Wilbanks Dolores Garrett Linda Gallman Lucy Cahalan Cliff Valentine Sharon Bonney Margaret Moore Richard Covey Elaine Coffee Sherrie Hudson Eileen Johnston fi f? giiM PIP Bob Chellberg Gail Gillespie Erica Frazier Jack Nickerson Helene Foley Ginny Roberts Carol Holmes Judy Gilbert Cindy Johnsor Diana Witkowski Jenny Smith Amaryllis Rentz Bonnie Willard Donna Inman Ralph Reese Douglas Duston Mark Hopkin wmmm 128 Thespians The Thespian Society is an honor society for stu- dents in drama work. A minimum of ten honor points for work in this field is required. Acting, back-stage work, and directing, are all taken into consideration for membership. Choctawhatchee can well be proud of its Thespian Troupe! Gayle Thompson Lucy Cahalan Ginny Wissert (Ts 1 f A rs % - ik I Larry Zachow Ann Van Harlingen Jeff Benton Linda White James Richardson Linda Gallman Bill Duzinski Ralph Reese Carolle Piening Cindy Lamere Sam Baughn Mr. Motley Paul Fuller Leon Lisenby President Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Johnny Johnson Nelson Davis Chaplain Treasurer Joe Barranco Robert Billingsley Conrad Bishop Dale Davis Johnny Himes Richard McSwain Jerry Parnell Wyndell Bryant David Bugay Val Bush Denny Gates Glenn Gillyard Randy Gibson Richard Hall Jack Harvey Frank Lane Steve Maksymyk President Guyla Smith Vice-President Carolyn Gabbard Secretary Pam Fagan Chaplain Sharilyn Nabors Treasurer Verna Woodall Mrs. Haney Sponsor Mrs. Parrish Sponsor Linda Jo Breeden Carol Breske Suzanne Brocatto Andee Butler Donna Butts Lucy Cahalan As always, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y members look their best. The event is a luncheon at the Coronado, at the beginning of the year. Becky Hagler Angela Eiserman Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Haney, and Mrs. Walker are enjoying the tea at the Coronado. Mrs. Haney and Mrs. Parrish are the new Tri-Hi-Y sponsors. Debby Griesheimer Patti Glasgow Helen Gillis Judy Gilhut Hope Gifford Janice Getz 133 Carol Henderson Carol Holmes Eileene Johnson Sandee Keel Ann Kilpatrick Beverlee Kohlbars Patsy Krouse Ruthie Kirtz Pat Leach Florence Mitchell Linda Montogomery Mary Moon Sue Nelson Janise Ogosalek Sharon Roberson Karen Schulder Sharon Shays Carol Shipley Jenny Smith Linda Spafford Sandi Peverette Jean Tatum Katie Teague Andrea Tutt Gail Weaver Charlene Wilde Carol Williams Marcia Westbury Beverly Vaughn Linda Victory' 134 Fay Smith Corresponding Secretary Elaine McLaughlin President Cathy Totten Vice-President Nancy Ham Recording Secretary Joan Mayes Treasurer Marjorie Gadarian Historian Lorraine Flowers Chaplain Georgia Seems Sponsor Gwen Anderson Becky Arbauzh Michelle Barnes 135 Neta Adams Virginia Barnes Pat Barrineau Babs Bell Myra Blackburn Carol Bolender Sharon Bonney Cindy Brabham Cheryl Breur Violet Brunswick Wanda Burdeshaw Judy Cadenhead Linda Combs Jean Cormack Karen Covert Carol Daniel Donell Davis Kim Deal Eloise Dettle Sue Tester Helen Foley Linda Franklin Erica Frazier Regina Gautier Candy Gibson Louise Gorkiewicz Barbara Gray Karen Grimes Jo Ann Howze Sandra Hessenius Mimi Hunt 136 Diane Jernigan Marcia Johnson Elaine Jones Peggy Jones Snerry Jones jnisan josKa Paula Kimbro Laura Maclvor Barbara Manning Virginia Marcus Rose Miles Pat Nowling Cathy Orban Lee Overton Leslie Pate Joy Ralya Barbara Ralya Marie Sanford Linda Saunders Joyce Sheppard Kathy Smith Kay Smith Pam Sorce Terry Stansel Linda Stevens Linda Swakhammer Kathy Thompson Lanita Weaver Mary W ells Terri W’rights Mrs. Glasgo Sponsor stfMxiMc tci-uk Joan Hayles Chapl n Tourey Malone Pari iam entarian Barbara Brown Karen Creel Paula Cochran Donna Coutee Diana.Crumly Vicki Gassner Sandy Klerk Jeanne Lowry Louise Mocarey Peggy Nadicksbernd Gayle Osoum Shirlry Pate Ann Patton Sharon Perrott Mary Jo Reed Toni Reyes Judy Sanford Carol Schulte Sandy Selley Anne Thomas Caroeyn Thomoson Penny Tilton Alexa Truax Sandy Trusilo Gail Ward Virginia Webster Nancy Williams Chrissie Weiss Joan Wood Karen Woodham 139 Jerry Black President Mrs. Anchors Pam Fagan Sponsor Vice-President Richard Aimon Sam Baughn Andee Butler Pat Burkey 140 Ronald Cardwell Diane Dorsey Frank Fell Jamie Gainer Barbara Henderson Brian Howard Robert Judas Mary Miller Elaine Mitchell Mary Moon Rick Pederson Stan Peters PUEBLO Barbara Savage Bill Saxon Guyla Smith Ann Webster Verna Woodall Robert Young Larry Zachow Neta Adams Katlii Bogan Alice Crump Eloise Dettle Karen Grimes Linda Hudgins Helene Ioley Diana Lovelock Kaye McCollough Marcy McIntosh Jeanne Miller Tommy Nelson Candy Perry Ben Putynkowski Kay Smith Linda Stevens Cathy Totten Vicki Gassner Authur Gadaricn Larry Jones Sandy Klerk Janet Rouden Charlene Smith Debbie Smith Edward Stricklin Chrissie Weiss 142 143 Future Nurses Sponsor Mrs. Brown To promote an active interests in the medical profession, the Future Nurses con- duct programs with guest speakers and take field trips. Thanks goes to the Fort Walton Beach Women’s Auxiliary, which has sponsored the Future Nurses for the past five years. 144 Doris Burford Dell Chestnutt Barbara Cox Jane Cullen Carol Daniel Decki Deckman Diane Dorsey Debbie Greisheimer Sharyn Hicks Deborah Johnston Patsy Kruose Denna Mattingly Kathy McCabe Sandra McDaniel Sue Nelson Andre Pecquinot Hazel Preston Joy Ralya Jeannine Razzano Clara Reightnour Claudia Richards Barbara Ryals Jenny Smith Linda Victory 145 Penny Tilton Future Teachers Margaret Mayo President Florence Mitchell Elaine McLaughlin Vice-President Secretary 146 Future Teachers of America 147 Future teachers may well shape the future. Mu Alpha Theta Bob Haugen President Fred Howard Vice-President Carolyn Chalk Secretary Mr. Glasgow Sponsor Karen Schuldcr Treasurer Mu Alpha Theta is a national honorary mathematics club for high school and junior college stu- dents. The members of Mu Alpha Theta have completed three semesters of advanced high school mathematics with a “B” average. The sole purpose is promotion of scholarship, understanding, and enjoyment of mathematics. Mike Allison Calc Andrews Robert Billingsley Jerry Black Carol Breske Donna Butts 148 Richard Covey Laurine Cruttenden Scott Dawson Margaret Drewery Douglas Duston Pam Fagan Jamie Gainer Frank Goral Carol Henderson Carolyn Kazda Ruthie Kirtz Pat Leach Carol Lee Jim McGruddy Janie McMullen Donna Metz Sandy Modica Janice Ogozalek Patty Pafford Mike Pugh Ralph Reece Eric Schmieman Jenny Smith Phyllis Smith Barbara Walker Jay Walton Anne Webster Charlene Wilde Quill and Scroll Elaine Mitchell Secretary Patricia Goff Sponsor Margaret Drewery Treasurer The Choctawhatchee chapter of the International Quill and Scroll So- ciety annually publishes the “Tom Tom,” a literary magazine compiled from student contributions. Through successive years, the “Tom Tom” has gained respect as a worthy publica- tion. Each member of the club has a specific function in regard to the selection, editing, and copyreading of materials submitted. Standards for membership are high. Members are chosen by recom- mendation and by virtue of their achievements in literature. Joel Blickenstaff Carolyn Chalk Richard Covey Doug Derby Carolyn Gabbard Jamie Gainer Bob Haugen Barbara Henderson Bruce Hinshelwood Sandee Keel Jim McGruddy Sharilyn Nabors Janice Ogozalek Kathy Orban Patty Pafford Mike Pugh Ralph Reece Jenny Smith Sherrill Stewart Judy Walsh INTERNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY for HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS Larry Zachow 151 Future Homemakers of America 1963-1964 Fay Smith President Joan Hayles Elaine McLaughlin V.P. of Degrees V.P. oj Programs Gayle Andrews Treasurer Donna Butts Reporter Liz Girard V.P. oj Recreation Linda Jo Breeden Secretary 152 “TOWARD NEW HORIZONS” Building Homes and Building the Future 153 Latin Club President Lucy Cahalan Vice-President Barbara Cox Secretary Ann Bagley Sponsor Mr. Kelleher Treasurer Sandy Roberts Coins were added to the treasury of the Latin Club this year via a very suc- cessful bake sale and an equally successful car wash. All hands worked on a golden horse of magnificent proportions for the Home- coming Parade. At Christmas time, a hayride and the singing of carols, many of them in Latin, added sparkle to several neighborhoods. The crowning touch to the year’s activities is culminated in the Roman banquet, a sumptuous feast executed in true Etruscan style. Babiak Mike Arredondo Barbara Charlotte Beck Myra Blackburn Mike Cole Doris Burford Cherylc Bounds Leilani Braumberger Sharon Daniels Doug Derby Pat Franklin Jerry Gipson Mark Godwin Moana Henderson Joe Nunnelley Bea Langston Janis McClendon 155 156 Tri-M The Modern Music Masters are select music students who devote much of their time to the promotion of musical appre- ciation. Bill Birdwell Lynn Van Ostcnburg Vicki Ankney Sharon Bonney Donna Butts Mike Chesser Patsy Clark 157 Tamara Mills Carolyn Santo Larry Savoie Phyllis Smith Annette Williams Vice-President Pat Bryann Treasurer Terri Boutwell Secretary Barbara Savage Sponsor Mrs. Salter OUR UNMENTIONED ATHLETES!! Kathy Ankney Cheryl Bowman Wanda Burdeshaw Diane Celano Sandra Courtney Karen Covert Diane Crumly Donell Davis Kim Deal Sandy Edwards Sarah Engle Beverly Hanks Bille Sue Irving Cindy Johnson Elaine Jones Judy McCombs Carol Mineard Patsy Phillips Toni Reyes Janis Robertson Linda Stevens Brenda Taniell Sue Thompson Randa Turner Gary Baker Michelle Barnes Sharon Bonney Pam Chateau Donna Coutu Kim Deal Helene Foley Erica Frazier Linda Gibson Jo Ann Howze 160 Lorene Hurley Peggy Jones Sherry Jones Frank Lane Crystal Madden Joan Mayes Phyllis McCoy Lynn Olson Gayle Osbourn Leslie Pate Paula Rontey Barbara Ryals Odette Salvaggio Carol Sullenberger Susan Tumier Katryna Van Mater Rita Wahl Lanita Weaver Mary Wells Sponsor not pictured: Sandra Dorman The French Club maintains a lively series of activities around the Choctaw campus. The French Club Banquet in the spring and Christmas caroling in French are annual affairs. A French Honorary to augment the French Club is being formed, with a 93 average in French required for membership. In addition, money-making projects are frequent. 161 Secretary Patti Glasgow Treasurer Andrea Tutt Reporter and Historian Judy Gifford 162 Bud Charlton Delmar Mineard Vonzell Rouden President Vice-President Secretary L S Z_OB 163 CHOCTAW REACTIVATES Carolyn Gabbard Jamie Gainer Vicki Knowlton Dianne Lucas Carol Shipley Howard Adkins Dennis Brozak Bill Campbell Allen Cox James Chavers 164 Jim Etheredge George Meyers Gary Murphy- Ray Touchstone '© eme' Because of their devotion, consistent work and mastery of a sport, the letter- men of Choctawhatchee have always been looked up to by the students. The “C” Club, which joins these revered Indians, aims to recognize all accomplishments made by students in all sports. The “C” Club unites lettermen of football, basketball, track, and for the first time this year, cheerleading and golf. This group works diligently to raise support and spirit in sports and helps maintain and better fa- cilitate the athletic fields and equipment. The “C” Club got a new start this year under the direction of Coach Bob Wehking, its sponsor; and it stays active with the leadership of Bill Benson, the President. The Club Sweetheart is Miss Carolyn Chalk. Dale Vinson Jimmy Bailey Don Bangs Dana Fagan 165 Roy Heightower President Jan Kenney Vice-President Frank Dewrell Parliamentarian Cindy Gifford Reporter I Peggy Durnin Secretary Elaine Mitchell Historian Linda Jo Breeden T reasurer w Jeannie Baker Chaplain MR. J. N. MIDDLETON Sponsor D.C.T. BEN ALLEN Sergeanl-at-Arms MRS. MIDDLETON Sponsor C.B.E. 166 Wanda Barre Marsha Bissai Betty Campbell Bud Carlton Jeannie Clasby Glenda Davis Dale Faris Esther Faulk Judy Gifford Judy Gilburt Larry Hicks Charlie Hilton Bill Kenter Carol Kidd Nancy Kobos Cindy Lamere Philip Lewis Margaret Mayo O • ' 1E1 Sandy McDaniek Priscilla McGowin Lester McGill Betty Munson Larry Plank Carey Quinn c |r r m:) ill , Billy Ray Bobby Reed Gerald Simpler Jimmy Spear Tim Walker Joseph Well Cheryl Winn and Kenny Williams Marsha Bisesi and Bobby Reed 168 170 Another “hectic day” for the Editor James Richardson Ann VanHarlingen Dolores Garrett Cindy Lamcre Carol Lee Sue Nelson Tribal Events Tribal Events Typist Typist Typist Typist Leon Lisenby Bill Wojsko Pat Conlon Hope Gifford Printer Photographer Layout Layout Janice Ogozalek Peter Wimberly Advertising Advertising Publications staff at work?! Diane Arendsec Frank Dewrell Mike Murphy Ric Pedersen Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter Leon Lisenby Head- Printer The Choruses of Choctawhatchee High School EXECUTIVE BOARD MADRIGALS The Mixed Choruses SENIOR CHORUS JUNIOR CHORUS SOPHOMORE CHORUS 175 Concert Band A very active group, the Choctaw Style March- ers will journey to New York this June to perform as part of the World’s Fair. During the football season the Style Marchers perform as a marching unit for halftime shows. This same group is converted to a concert band for a second semester. This year the band made plans to attend Senior Bowl in Mobile. Mr. Leonard Director 176 To reach a much desired full mellow tone and good intonation, the brass section must put in many hours of practice as a group. The brass actually gives the band its resonance and fullness. 70 Choctaw Stage Band Choctaw Band Goes to World’s Fair The style marchers have been in- vited to play as a concert band in the Florida Pavillion of the World’s Fair to be held in New York. To raise enough money to finance this trip the band sold Krispy-Kreme Do-Nuts throughout the entire school year. Also donations were given to the band by various groups as well as individuals. 181 Choctaw’s new athletic director and head football coach, Bob Wehking, comes to Choctaw from Pensacola High School. He attended the University of Florida on a football scholarship and played in two Gator Bowl Games. His family, consists of a lovely wife, Darla, and three fine young girls, Allison, Cindy, and 182 Angel- RAYMOND CHRISTENSEN LEON ROGERS ROGER STEPHENS The new athletic field house, a project of Coach Welding’s, adds lustre and elegance to the stadium. 184 KATHY ORBAN Jr. MICHELLE BARNES Jr. DIANNE LUCAS Sr. SHARON PERROT Soph. CAROLYN GABBARD Sr. LIZ GIRARD Soph. BARBARA VAIVADA Sr. VICKI KNOWLTON Sr. CHARLENE SMITH Soph. Miss Howard, Pop Marler, and the girls. BILLY BENSON Defensive Linebacker $8 (F JIM ETHEREDCE Defensive Halfback BOB MILLS Defensive Tackle DENNIS BROZAK Offensive Halfback RONNIE GAY Offensive End ROGER REED Offensive Tackle 186 HAROLD HUDSON Defensive Halfback JAMES CHAVERS Defensive Tackle ALLEN COX Offensive Quarterback SCOTT DAWSON Offensive Center 187 Indians bring Coach Wehking’s finest hour with a decisive victory over Pen- sacola High School. Quoting Coach Wehking, “We hit harder.” All Conference end, Ronnie Gay, brings in one of his many recejv tions as Indians win upset over Pensacola Tigers 7-6. Rob Jones, halfback, snatches a TD pass which gives Choctaw first victory over Pensacola in school’s history. PETER GREGG Defensive End BOB FINAN Offensive Fullback 188 In a game marked by mistakes and penalties, the In- dians’ strong back- field overpowers a scrappy Ram team. Billy Benson rambles for TD as Indians sheer Rams 21-6, in the Big Green’s third Conference victory. Jim Etheredge, Dana Fagan, Phil Mathews, Scott Dawson, Buddy Sharpless, and James Chavers, all members of Choc- taw’s famed Head Hunters, mangle Milton’s Sonny Owens as the Indians come out on the short end of a 32-14 score. 189 Dennis Brozak breaks through the line for a long touchdown in a 21-6 Homecoming Vic- tor)- against Catholic. In a game marked by mistakes and injuries the Indians were handed their biggest defeat of the season 27-7. 190 Rob Jones picks up 15 extra yards after substantial gain. The Indians wrap up Big Five Conference Cham- pionship with 14-7 victory over the Escambia Rebels. A hardnosed defense, a spirited offense and all around team effort brought home this coveted title for the first time in BFC history. Allen Cox sweeps end on one of his many gains as Bob Fianan sets himself to block. 191 Bob Finan snatches pass as Indians start a drive to TD. On the worst possible day of the year to play a football game, the Indians traveled to Tallahassee to battle with the Lions. The Lion attack proved too much for the Big Green, who couldn’t get its offense going after an early touchdown in the first quarter by Allen Cox. With this TD the Big Green faltered and couldn’t get going again. Though the game didn’t hurt our conference record, the Indians came out on the short end of a 28-6 score. Coach Wehking heads to a conference with his Warriors, in a crucial moment during the muddy Knoxville game. The student body, better known as our twelfth man, cheers the Indians on in spite of victory or defeat. 192 193 The Choctawhatchce Indians traveling uniforms donated by the Quarterback Club adds to the well-rounded appearance of our Big Green Champs! isA-SLP t f '“' '3 r _ ... Cj .. Xa «_ — m USJ Came attire. Pre-game warm ups. Warm ups. BOB JOHNSON RAY TOUCHSTONE Rest Period JIM ETHEREDGE ALLEN COX Ray Touchstone sinks easy jump shot as Bob Johnson looks on. V LARRY WILLIAMSON DUFF MACKI JIM KAFFERLY Complete Concentration Biggun goes up for a rebound as Ronny Jim, and Duff look on. ■«fa BUDDY STRICKLAND BUDDY SHARPLESS Speedster Allen Cox speeds down court against Tate. Choctaw..........68 Choctaw 52 Choctaw. 66 Choctaw 64 Choctaw 55 Choctaw. 55 Choctaw 47 Choctaw 56 Choctaw. 49 Choctaw 45 Choctaw 55 Choctaw 39 Choctaw 47 Choctaw... 18 Choctaw 45 Choctaw. 57 Choctaw 88 Choctaw .41 Choctaw 54 Choctaw ... .42 Choctaw 39 Choctaw 48 Choctaw Choctaw. 56 DISTRICT Choctaw 56 Choctaw .42 Tate ...............65 Blountstown 38 Rutherford ....... .46 Perry ............. 54 Gainsville .........61 Winter Haven ...... 40 Tate . 60 Dothan .............70 Pensacola ........ 52 Bay ................39 Milton .............58 Escambia ...........41 Malone .............70 Tate ...............47 Milton 47 Leon ..............-51 Bay .70 Escambia .........—5 1 Dothan .............57 Perry ..............40 Leon ...............52 Pensacola ..........51 Malone ....53 Rutherford ........-46 PLAYOFFS Escambia ...........41 Pensacola ........ 62 Seniors in the huddle. Impressive papooses. L. to R„ STANDING—Fred Gastman, Harry Kapple, Guy Bledsoe, James Sharpe, Mike Williams, Howard Head; KNEELING—Ray Sparks, Butch Bangs. Bill Roberts. Kenny Heck, Dick Worden, Steve Espy. 197 BILL CAMPBELL Pitcher Left Field ALLEN COX Catcher Center Field SCOTT DAWSON First Base PAUL FULLER Catcher Managers RONNIE GAY Left Field BOB GLAUDALE Short Stop 199 I Ur A V V 7 O Manager Gary Shivers and Coach Morris Walt Fredlund—Conference Record Holder—Shotput 200 Stan Peters—Conference Record Holder—Low and High Hurdles fP Z7 Mike Bowers, Jim Cowan, Stan Peters, Jim Etheredge, David Sellers. Howard Adkins, Carl Kolling, Donald Laird, Mack Paulk. David Shea, Walt Fredlund, Mallory Elrod, Bob Mills, Mike Gabbard. 201 Choctaw Presents Laura Maclvor Ranked 3rd in Florida High School Ranked 10th in National Juniors Placed 2nd in National Pee Wee Tournament, 1963 202 Abbott, Toney “To make a million.” Acree, Randall “College.” Basketball 3 Adams, Michael “Electronic Engineer.” Electronic Club; Track 1 Adamson, Ramon “Become a hair stylist.” Adkins, Howard “Be a playboy.” Interact 2, 3, 4; Dis. Lt. Gov. 2; Reporter 3; “C” Club 4; Mr. Soph.; Mr. Jr.; Soph. Class V. Pres.; Jr. Class V. Pres.; Football 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Best Looking—Who's Who Allen, Ben “To have a successful business and love life.” Allison, Mike To succeed in everything I attempt.” Key Club 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Beta 2 Alrnon, Richard “Lawyer.” B Team Football 3; National Science Recognition Altum, James “To be a movie star.” Football, Drama, Swimming Team Andrews, Angela “To be a nurse.” FHA Sec. 3; Treas. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4 Arendsee, Diane “To be a lady, a social worker and a jour- nalist; and in that order.” Publications Atherton, Terry “To get rich and retire.” Band 2, 3, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4 Atwell, George “To be successful and happy.” Baggette, Bob “To own my own business.” Baggette, Ronnie Attend Pensacola Jr. College.” Bagley, Bill “Doctor of medicine.” Barranco, Joe “Meteorology.” Football 3; Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 4 Baker, Jack “Architect.” Football 2 Baker, Jeannie “To fulfill God’s purpose for my life.” FHA 2; DCT 4; CEC Chaplain 4 Barnes, Ed “To be a jungle BOB.” Football 2, 3 Barre, Wanda “To make wise decisions.” FHA 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2; DCT 4; CEC 4 Baughn, Sam “To go to college.” Spanish Honorary 4; Hi-Y Pres. 4 Beal, Susan “Registered nurse.” Beaudoin, Kenny “To get out of school and make a mint.” Key Club 3, 4; Pari. 4; Publications 4 Bendickson, Dennis “To be a successful playboy.” Senior Directory Bennett, Verna “To be a tap dancing teacher.” Beta 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: FTA 4 Benson, Bill “To pay off all my doctor bills.” Football 2, 3, 4; All Conference 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Key Club Sec. 4; “C” Club Pres. 4; Beta 3, 4 Benton, Jeff “To go to the Bahamas and make $12,000 a year.” Drama 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Thespians 3, 4 Berkley, Erik “To enter an Academy.” Drama Billingsley, Robert “To be a millionaire.” Mu Alpha Theta; Hi-Y Bird, John M. “Graduate, college, graduate and quit.” Drama 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Birdwell, Bill “To succeed at doing it.” Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 2, 3, 4; Band Pres. 4 Bisesi, Marsha “To let happiness reign in my life.” FHA 2, 3; Library 4; DCT 4; CEC 4; CEC Who’s Who—Wittiest Bishop, Conrad “To see Capt. Kangaroo promoted to Major.” Hi-Y; Basketball; Baseball Bishop, Donna “To make success of everything I do.” Glee Club 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; FHA 2 Bishop, Terry “To get everything out of life that I de- serve.” Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Hi-Y 2 Bishop, Vinson “To succeed in everything I do in life.” Hi-Y 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band Black, Jerry “To travel.” Interact 3, 4; Sec. 4; Spanish Honorary 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Beta 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4 Blickenstafj, Joel “Attend college.” Quill and Scroll Bloodworth, Ronald “To graduate from college.” Bonvie, Joe “Aviation.” Borthwick, Pat “To become a swinging surgeon with a real steady blade.” Band 2, 3; Dance Band 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Journalism 4; Tri-M 3, 4 Bowman, John “Work in forestry and go to college.” Bas- ketball; Band Boyd, Eugene “To graduate, then try to live a happy successful life.” Boyd, Penny “Attend beauty college.” FHA 2 Boyle, Douglas “To be happy and have a good time.” Brackett, Ladona “To get married after graduation.” FHA 2 Brantley, George “To be successful in busines and sleep ’til noon every day.” Spanish Honorary Breeden, Linda Jo “To be the world’s best stenographer, painter and wife.” CEC Treas.; FHA Treas.; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FNA 3 Breske, Carol Leslie “To attain patience and achieve under- standing.” Debate 2; Beta 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FHA 2; Latin 2, 4; Latin Honorary 2, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4 Brocato, Suzanne “To be a fashion merchandiser.” Tri- Hi-Y 4 Brosemer, Mary “To make the best of everything.” Latin 2; FHA 4 Broxson, Paulette “Pensacola Beauty College.” FHA 2; GAA 3 Brozak, Dennis “To go into the field of architecture or math. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Capt. Football 3; Big 5 Conf. 3, 4; Who’s Who—Most Athletic; “C” Club 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Drama 2, 3, 4 Bruckner, Lynn “Work with IBM machines.” Brunson, Zachery “To get out of school.” Brushwood, Bill “Civil engineer.” Key Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Hi-Y 3 Bryan, Pat “To live a long and happy life without hurting people.” GAA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2 Burkey, Pat “To do the Lord’s will.” Library; Spanish Honorary Burnett, Paul “Electrical engineer.” Key Club 3, 4; Who’s Who 4 Bula, Drew “College.” Bula, Lynn “Study humanities.” Butler, Andee “To major in music or Spanish and help mankind as much as I can.” Try-Hi-Y 3; Spanish Honorary 2 Butts, Donna Kay “To always be happy.” V. Pres. St. Coun- cil 4; Rep. 2, 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Pres. Interclub Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Sec. 3; Hist. 4; Pep Club 2 Byrne, Larry “To live my life the best I can.” Elec- tronics Club Cahalan, Lucy “To write music for a Broadway play.” Tri-M 3, 4; French 3; Latin 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Drama 3, 4; Thespians 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; De- bate 4 Campbell, Betty “To marrv a tall, handsome millionaire.” Pep Club 2; Glee Club 2, 3; CBE 4; 203 Campbell, Bill “Successful lawyer.” Interact 3, 4; “C” Club: Football; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Annual and Paper Sports Editor. Cardwell, Ronald “To graduate from college.” Spanish Hon- orary Carpenter, Nancy “To always be happy, never be sad, to be a little naughty but never bad. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Chalk, Carolyn “Interior Decorator.” “C” Club Sweetheart; Beta 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Soph., Jr. Class Sec.; Drama 4; French V. Pres. 3; Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres. 2; FHA V. Pres. 2; Treas. 3 Chambers, Scott Charlton, Bud “To graduate and start a TV repair shop.” Electronics 2, 3—Pres. 3; Science 1; DCT 2, 3; Rep. 2 Chavers, James “Pass English.” “C” Club; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4 Cheek, Ralph “Be useful.” Band 2, 3, 4; School Elec- trician for 3 years Chellberg, Bob “To be an astronautical engineer or enter law school.” French; Drama; Debate So- ciety Chesser, Charles “Engineer.” Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Chiccino, Susan Lynn “Stenographer.” GAA Clark, Pat “To return and haunt Mr. Howell.” Band 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4 Clary, Luther “To be a professional beach boy.” Key Club 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 4, Track 4 Clasby, Jeannie “To be a hair stylist.” CEC Cofey, Mary Lita “To make someone special very happy.” FHA; Drama Conlon, Pat “Massey College.” GAA 3; Spanish Hon- orary 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Smoke Signals 4 Cooke, Gary “To own Hudson Marina.” Rod and Gun; Football; Drafting Courtney, Bill “Get out of this place.” Glee Club Covey, Richard “To go to the Air Force Academy.” Stu- dent Council Rep. 2, 3; Pres. 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Quill and Scroll; Latin Honor 2, 3; Interact 4; Dra- ma 4; Publications; Track 4 Cox, Allan Football 3. 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Interact 3, 4; C” Club 4 Cox, Barbara Jean “To become a nurse.” FNA 2, 4; Latin V. Pres. 4; Library 4 Craft, Robert L. “Professional baseball.” Baseball Crawford, Sherry Anne “To live a long happy life and sing in a professional chorus.” Tri-M 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3 204 Crepeau, Kathy “To succeed in life.” Crews, Norma “To go to the U. of Ala.” Sec. Band; GAA Crisler, Rhonda “Beautician.” Chorus 3 Crosly, John “To be of service to humanity—clinical psychology, Ph.D.” Cruttenden, I aurine Annette “To live my life as it should be lived.” Beta 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Quill and Scroll; V. Pres. 4; Latin 2, 3, 4; Debate Culwell, Jane “To become the best anesthetist in the country.” Tri-M 3, 4; FNA Cunningham, Alan “To make the grade.” Cunningham, Bill “To gradaute from college.” Dalton, Diane “Auburn.” Tri-Hi-Y; FTA; French Danuser, Rick “Electronics Engineer.” Darios, Loretta “To one day own a quarter horse.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Davis, Dale “Pro Baseball Player.” Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y Davis, Glenda Sue “Registered Nurse.” GAA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; V. Pres. CEC 4 Davis, Jim “To get some place in life.” Dawson, Scott “Engineer.” Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; “C” Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Interact V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Wheel Club 2; Beta 2, 3; Base- ball 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; All Conf. 3 Deckrnan, Dcckie “To be a help to people, physically, men- tally and spiritually.” FHA 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Drama 2, 3, 4; FNA 4 Dewrell, Frank “Be the best dancer in the world.” DCT; Journalism 4; Radio Program Dixson, Connie “Get my driver’s license.” Pep Club Dorsey, Diane “Nursing career.” Doty, Leonard “To become a business administrator and live in Memphis.” Library Club 4; Drama 4 Drewery, Margaret “To go into medical research.” Beta Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll; Treas. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, Hist. 4 Dugan, Duane “Architect.” Durnin, Peggy Sue “Go to college.” Tri-Hi-Y 4; CEC Sec. 4 Duston, Douglas “To live successfully the will of God.” Spanish Honorary 2; Drama; Beta 2; Mu Alpha Theta 4 Edwards, Larry “Navy.” Track Eiserman, Angela “Legal Secretary.” Glee Club; French; Tri- Hi-Y 4 Ether edge, Jim “To graduate from law school.” Soph., Jr. Class Pres.; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Co.-Capt. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; “C” Club 4; Track 3, 4; Men’s Chorus 2 Evans, Mike “To live a healthy life—as a bachelor.” Band 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3,4 Fagan, Pam “To have and be a friend.” Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 2; V. Pres. 3; Sec. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Spanish Honorary Treas. 3; V. Pres. 4; St. Council Sec. 4 Farris, Betty “To he a success.” FHA Faulk, Esther “Beautician.” FHA; CEC Fell, Frank “USAF pilot.” Spanish Honoray 4; Track Maintenance Soc. 3; FFA Fell, Pat “Go to IBM school in Ga.” Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Club Fields, Bobbie Ann “Get married.” Finan, Robert “Aeronautical Designer and major in As- tronomies at AF Academy.” Key Club 3, 4; Hist. 4; “C” Club 4, V. Pres.; Foot- ball 3, 4; Mr. Senior; Who’s Who—Most Likeable Fitzgerald, Barry “Draftsman or PE Coach.” Ford, Donna Lynn “Female JD.” FHA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 3 Fuller, Paul “Dr. of Veterinary Medicine.” “C” Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. Hi-Y 4; Football 2 Fussell, Gwendolyn A. “To be a queen for a certain King.” Span- ish Hon. 2, 3, 4; FHA Gabbard, Carolyn “Peace Corps; Foreign Service.” Tri-Hi-Y 3, Hist. 2, V. Pres. 4; GAA Treas. 2; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; “C” Club; St. Council Treas. 4; Powder Puff hootball 2, 3, 4; Capt. 3; Cheerlead- ing 3, 4; Capt. 4; Sr. Homecoming Attend- ant; Who’s Who—Best All Around Gabbert, Pam “Pete, Pete, Pete.” Spanish; FHA; FTA Gainer, Jamie “Professional student.” Beta 2, 3, 4; Sec. 3; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Spanish Hon. 4; Cheerleader 2; Powder-puff 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Smoke Signals Editor 4; Jr. Class Treas.; “Most School Spir- ited” Gallman, Linda “To have a life that is successful in mine.” “Best Supporting Actress” 3; Span. Hon.; Thespians 3, 4 Gantzhorn, Gary “To go to college and graduate.” Garrett, Dolores “To make Cal the happiest and most suc- cessful man in the world.” Soph. Gass Hist.; Beta 2, 3; GAA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; French 3; Drama 4; Debate Society, Sec. 4; Powderpuff Football 2, 3, 4; Smoke Signals Staff 4; Prom Comm. Gay , Ronnie “To graduate from college, then?” Key Club 2, 3, 4; “C” Club, Cboruser of the Year 2; Madrigals 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; All Conf. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Glee Club 2 Gebhart, Georgene “Beautician.” Art Club Getz, Janice Marie “Successful jeweler.” Latin 2; FHA 2; Beta 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FTA 3; Chorus 3, 4; Rep. 4; Madrigals 4; Tri-M 4 Gibbs, Frankie “Go to IBM school.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 2; Pep Club 2; Pow- der Puff Football 2 Gilford, Cindy “To become an INM operator.” CEC Rep.; FHA; Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club 2; Powder- puff 2 Gijford, Hope “To put forth my best efforts in every- thing I do.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; French 4; Smoke Signals 4 Gifford, Judy “Beautician.” Glee Club 2, 3; Library 3, 4; Hist. 4; FNA 4; CEC; Tri-Hi-Y Gilbert, Judy “Secretary.” Drama; Tri-Hi-Y 4; CBE Gillespie, Gail “To be an archeologist.” Gillis, Helen “To be happy and make others happy.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Pep Club 2 Givens, Foye “To go to Troy and become a PE major.” GAA 2, 3, 4; St.-Fac. Game 3, 4 Glasgow, Patti “Secretary.” Glee Club; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Treas. 2; Library Club Sec.; Treas. Pep Club 2; Who’s Who—Shyest Goral, Frank “Engineer, Mathematician.” Tri-M 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Beta 3, 4 Gosser, Mary “Go back to Calif, and attend UCLA.” Gregg, Peter “Mathematician or psychologist.” Mu Al- pha Theta; Span. Hon. “C” Club Griesheimer, Deborah “To graduate from FSU.” Glee Club Sec. 3; Member 2; FNA; GAA; Tri-Hi-Y 3 Griffin, Ronnie “To be a dentist.” Grimes, JAnda “To be an elementary teacher.” Tri-Hi-Y; FTA; Rep. at State Conv. Grove, Charlee “Speech teacher.” Drama; Tri-Hi-Y; FHA Hagler, Becky “To be happy and learn not to worry.” Madrigals Pres. 4; Tri-M Sec. 4; Mu Al- pha Theta 3, 4: Sr. Beauty, Who’s Who— Best Looking; Runner-up for Miss Choc- tawhatchee 3 Hall, Judith Lynne “To be a good nurse.” Hancock, Barbara Jean “To live life to its fullest.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigals, Rep. 4 Hansen, Carol “Beautician.” Glee Club 2, 3 Harrington, Judy “Business school and (much later) become the best wife and Mother.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 4; Drama 2; Prom Comm. Ch. Harris, Ric Harrison, Laura “Decide what I want to do.” Tri-Hi-Y; French Club Hattaivay, Gayle “To make it known that small people can have the power of dynamite.” Chocta- wette 2, 3 Haugen, Bob “To be a mathematician or chemist.” Na- tional Merit Semifinalist; Pres. Mu Alpha Theta; Art Ed. Tom Tom; Beta; 1st Prize “Ability Counts” Contest 63-64 Henderson, Barbara Jean “Beautician.” Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Span. Hon. 3, 4 Henderson, Carol Beth “To go to U. of Fla.” eta 3, 4; Span. Hon. 3, Hist. 4;! GAA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Mu Al- pha Theta 4 Hicks, Larry “To be a successful bachelor.” CEC Hightower, Roy “Become a motel manager.” CEC 4; Presi- dent Hilton, Charlie “To find Mary Lou.” CEC Himes, Johnny “To get the most out of the least and own the tuffest looking ’56 Chevy in town.” Band 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 4; Track 4; Drama 4; Class Artist Holden, Joseph “President of US.” UDC Award Holly, James “To be a success.” Holmes, Carol “Interior decorator.” Drama; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y; Drill Team; Pep Sq. Hopkin, Mark “To be a full time personality.” Drama 2, 4; Latin 4; Hi-Y 2; Basketball B Team 2, 3; Track 4 Hoivard, Brian “Doctor or high class bum.” Span. Hon. 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2 Howard, Cher el “Nurse.” Drama; Class Rep. Brunch Serv- ice Howard, Fred E. “To marry NSA.” Key Club; V. Pres. Mu Alpha Theta and Beta Club; Track Howell, Elizabeth “Beautician; housewife.” Hudson, Harold “Mechanical engineer.” Key 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 4 Hudson, Pamela J. “To be a success.” Tri-Hi-Y 2 JIu els, Marie Jo Ann “To make the most out of life.” Drama 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club Hughes, Judy “Beautician.” Hughes, Billy “To get what I want.” Key Club 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4 Humphreys, Chris “Marine biology.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Latin; Dra- ma 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Quill and Scroll; FHA 4 Hunter, Linda “To make others happy.” Tri-Hi-Y Hurley, l orenc “To do what God has in mind for me.” French; Home Ec. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Drama Club 2 Huston, Paul “To be a fishing guide.” Huyett, Delight “Hair Dresser.” Glee Club Hyatt, Carl Lee “Music teacher.” Football Mgr. 3 Inman, Donna Jean “Accountant or Corp. Lawyer.” FHA 2; Li- brary Club 4; Glee Club 2; Drama Club 3, 4 Johnson, James M. “Architect.” Rod and Gun 2; Hi-Y Chap. 4 Johnson, Bob “To play college basketball.” “C” Club; Football 3; Track 3; Baseball 2, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who—Most Fun Loving Johnston, Eileen “Teacher.” Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Club; Span. Hon.; Treas. FTA; Sr. Beauty Jones, Hoivard “Chvn a Corvett.” Jones, James “To be a commercial artist.” Cartoonist Smoke Signals 3, 4; Band 2 Jones, Jeane “Civil service.” Majorette; Paper Joyner, Douglas “To get out of school.” Judas, Robert A. “To be an AF officer.” Key Club 3, 4; Span. Hon. Soc. 4 Kazda, Kerie “To be an accountant.” Latin 2; GAA 2; Beta 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta Keel, Sandee “To reach my goals in life.” FHA; Tri- Hi-Y 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3 Kehoe, Kathleen “Bookkeeper.” Am. Jr. Red Cross Kelley, Betty Sue “To be a homemaker.” Glee Club 2, 3 Kelley, Maureen “Secretary; housewife.” Kenney, Janice M. “A very’ private secretary.” CEC V. Pres.; FNA 2, 4; CBE 4 Kenter, Bill DCT; CEC Key, Fran “To be a friend to all and an enemy to none.” FHA; Drama Kidd, Carol “To be a good wife and mother.” Camera Club Sec. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Press Club Mascot 3; Smoke Signal 3; CEC Rep. 4; DCT 4 Kidder, Mike “Attend college and major in language arts.” Killen, Ginny “To be happy and successful in life.” Tri- Hi-Y 2; Camera Club 2; French 3; FHA 4 205 KUpar tick, Ann “Always he happy, never sad; a little naughty, never had.” FHA; Tri-Hi-Y; Glee Cluh Kobos, Money “To he a great nurse and remember the great spirit at CHS.” DCT; FNA; Tri- Hi-Y Kirtz, Ruthie “To he an accountant.” Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4 Klosterman, Tom “Attend college and he a gym instructor.” Football Knight, Ralph “Commission in AF.” Madrigals Knowlton, Victoria “Professional cheerleader and medical tech- nologist.” Cheerleader 3, 4; Co. Capt. 4; Band 2; Majorette 2; “C” Cluh 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Glee Cluh 4; Key Cluh Cal- endar Girl 4 Kracen, John “To he rich and famous.” Krouse, Patty “To go to college and make the best out of life.” GAA; FHA; FNA; Tri-Hi-Y Kuhlbars, Beverlee “To add a little joy to each person’s life.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Drama 3, 4; Pep Club Chap. 2 Kunce, Lee “Wildlife conservation officer.” Science Cluh 2; Baseball 4 Kypjer, Janet “To always make others happy, and to make a lot of friends and no enemies.” Kypjer, Janis “To be a friend to all.” FNA 2, 3 Lakin, John “To serve my country.” French 2, 3; Base- ball 2 Lambert, Roger “Join Navy.” Treas. CPA Lamere, Cindy “To he the hestest secretary in the world.” Secretary-Treasurer of the Drama Club; CBE; Soph. Tri-Hi-Y; GAA 2 Lancaster, Bob “Millionaire.” Football 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Landingham, Gary “To get out of school fast.” DCT 4 Lanius, Lorraine “To own Florida by the time I’m twenty- nine.” Art Cluh 2, Pres.; CPA 3; Student Council 2 Larceval, Diane Laird, Don “Draftsman.” Track Team Law, Jackie “To become a good secretary.” Library Leach, Pat “To succeed well in the field of math.” Beta 3, 4; Hist. 3; Latin Hon. 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Sec. Sr. Class; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beauty Lee, Carol Jean “To he the legal secretary for the richest lawyer in the world!” FHA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; French 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Smoke Signals; Powderpuff 206 Lewis, Jeanette “To be a friend to everyone around me.” Woman’s chorus; Library Cluh Lewis, Phillip “To marry a millionairess.” DCT 4 Kelly, Stephen C. “Become an educated hum.” CPA 4 Lisenby, Curtiss Leon “Join the Navy no matter what my friends say.” Journalism Printer; Hi-Y Sec. 4 Longman, Jaciel “To always he a part of this crazy and unpredictable world.” Long, Sherry “Teacher.” Beta Cluh 3, 4 U Orange, Robert “To graduate.” Art Cluh Jjord, Roberta “Continue work and further education.” Lowe, Sharon “To become the best Dental Hygienist in the land.” Lowery, Richard “To do even thing.” French 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4 Lucas, Dianne “Always he happy and live according to God’s will.” Soph. Homecoming Att. Soph. Class Rep.; Cheerleader 3, 4; Sr. Class Treas.; Interact Sweetheart 4; Key Cluh Calendar 2, 4; Beta 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4 Lucas, Roger “Electronic Engineer.” Basketball Lutes, Michael “Marine scientist; psychologist.” CPA; Electronics Cluh Lytle, Michale “Law, Government or college professor.” CPA 4; Pres; Hi-Y; Electronics Club; Interclub Cou. Mac Ivor, Neil “Golf pro.” Golf Team 2, 3, 4; Band 4 McAdow, Robert “Military lawyer.” McBryde, Kathy “Make everyone around me happy and attend West Pt.” Glee Cluh 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Lib. 4; Pep McBryde, Sammye “Beautician.” Glee Cluh 4 McCants, Dennis “Civil engineer.” McCardie, Phil “Electronics Technician.” Electronics Cluh McCarley, Paul “College.” Track 3, 4; Football 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4 McClendon, Janis “To make the most out of everything.” Science Cluh Treas.; Latin McCoy, Phyllis “College, library and teacher.” National Merit Commendation; French McCraney, Mike “College.”' McCutchan, Diane “To excel in the field I choose.” McDaniel, Sandra “To he the first female Yankees player.” FNA 2,4; CEC 4 McGee, Larry McGehan, Mike “Aviation career.” McGill, Lester “To he a Yale tackier.” DCT 3, 4; CEC 3,4 McGruddy, James “To be an aeronautical engineer.” Beta 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. McKee, Jerry “Get an education; he a bookie.” Band 2 McGowin, Priscilla “To he a successful hair stylist.” Glee Cluh 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; CEC, DCT 4 McKclvey, Suzanne “To eat, drink and be merry in Boggy.” McMullen, Janie “Airline stewardess.” Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Key Cluh Sweetheart 4; Beta 2, 3; French 3, 4; Class Treas. 2; Hist. 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Who’s Who—Most Likeable McMurry, Linda “To make good grades in college.” French 2, 3; FHA 2, 3 McStvain, Richard “Sec. of saltmine in Siberia.” Glee Cluh 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3,4; Tri-M 2,3,4; Hi-Y Magier, Sandy “To live in Boggy for my happy years.” Malik, Mary Ann “To live a good life.” Glee Club 4; Camera Cluh Maltezo, Bobby “To graduate from CHS before I reach 21.” Key Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Pres. 4; Best Dressed 4; Madrigals 4, 5 Martin, Barbara “College.” Girls Basketball; FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus; Science Cluh Martz, Paul “To find a job which I can enjoy.” Foot- ball 2, 3 Maselowitch, Cheri “To become a history teacher.” GAA 2; Chorus 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4 Mathews, Billy Joe “To succeed in life.” Mattingly, Donna “Nurse.” FNA 3, 4; Ger. Assoc. 2 Mayo, Margaret H. “To be the best teacher in Fla.” Chorus 3; FHA 1, 2; FT A 3, Pres. 4; CBE 4 Myers, George “To grow.” Interact 2, 3, 4; “C” Club 4; Track Team 3, 4 Metz, Donna “To always be a friend.” Beta 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; French 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Mihalcik, Tom “Millionaire.” Beta Club M i kies, C h r is tine “To live happily and excitingly.” Miller, Mary “Teacher.” Beta 4; Span. Hon. 3, 4; Sec. Span. Club; Hon. Society Miller, Stephen “Teach German at CHS.” Band Miller, Terry “Aeronautical engineer.” Mills, Bob “Coach at small college; have big legs.” Football 2, 3, 4; All Con. Track 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 2; Interact Club 4 Mineard, Charles “To succeed.” Mineard, Delmar “Electronic Engineer.” Band 2, 3, 4; Elec- tronic Club 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Dance Band 4 Miree, Sandra Glee Club Mishoe, Lana “Business school; office job.” Glee Club Mitchell, Elaine “To be a success in business world.” Beta 2, 3, 4; Span. Hon. 3, 4; Hist. 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Sec. 4; CEC 4; Hist. 4 Mitchell, Florence “To get a good college education.” FTA 3; V. Pres. 4; Beta 3, 4; Span. Hon. 2; Drama 3; Pep 2; FHA 3; Pari. 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4; Publications Modica, Sandy “To become the protege of Pete Gennaro.” Pep 3; French 3; FHA 3; Drama 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Sr. Class Play Moeshing, Carl “Automotive engineer.” Moon, Mary “To remember that it’s the things we do and the smile we wear that makes the sun shine everywhere.” Pep 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Span. Hon. 3, 4; Drama 2, 3 Moore, Dianne “Airline stewardess.” FHA Monaghan, Patrick “To he a professional student.” Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha 3, 4; Tri-M 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Band 2, 3, 4 Montez, Paul Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 3; In- teract 2, 3, 4; “C” Club 4 Montgomery, Linda Sue “Dental assistant.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pep 2; “Cutest Couple” Moree, Betty “Home-economist.” FHA Moore, Margaret FHA; Drama Club Morgan, Dennis “To become an engineer.” Morgan, J. C. “Research chemist.” Morris, Larry “To finish high school.” Morris, Linda Sue “Missionary work.” Tri-Hi-Y 4 Motley, Charlie “To live a fast, hard short life.” Mullen, Marlene “Nurse.” Mullen, Mike “Dentist.” Latin 2; Hi-Y 4 Munson, Betty Jane “To be successful in all I do.” FHA; CBE 4 Murphy, Don “Professional mathematician.” Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Quill and Scroll Murphy, Gary “Businessman or doctor.” Sr. Class Pres.; Football 3, 4; Interact 3; Rep. 4; “C” Club; St. Council 4; “Best All ’Round” Murphy, Mike “To he a professional.” Journalism 2 Murray, Patrick “Dentistry.” Myers, Judy M. “Beautician and housewife.” Myers, Linda “Beautician.” Myhand, Wanda Jean “Business school.” Library; Tri-Hi-Y Nabors, Sharilyn Catherine “To always have a contagious smile.” St. Council Rep. 3, 4; Interclub 3, 4; Tri-Hi- Y 2, Pres. 3; Chp. 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Beta 2, 3; Latin; Latin Hon.; Nurse Club Pres. 4 Naylor, Robert “To be a coach.” Nation, Fred “To have a real friend and be one.” Neal, Shelia “Nurse and to see the world.” Latin; FNA 3 Neese, Mary Ann “Secretary.” Tri-Hi-Y 3 Nelson, Sandra Lee “Beautician; bookkeeper.” Nelson, Sue “To be successful and happy.” FNA 2, FTA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 2 3; Nelson, Tommy “Field in math, possibly teacher.” Beta; FTA; Span. Club Newton, Charlie M. “To become a marine explorer.” Football 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 2; Track 4 Nevill, James “Civil engineer.” Nolan, Mary Gale “Secretary.” Nickerson, Jack “Live life to the best of my ability.” Dra- ma 3, 4 Norville, Walter “To enjoy life.” Norton, Carol “Airline hostess.” Pep 2; Tri-Hi-Y Rep.; Hist. 4; Drama 4; FNA 4, Wittiest Norton, Judy “To have a good and successful life.” Glee Club 2, 3 Norton, Kelly “Farmer; pro howler.” Norton, Patsy “To be happy and successful.” Nowinski, Jill “Theologian; teacher.” FHA O'Berry, Patrick “Psychology.” O'Brien, Obie “Mechanical engineer.” O'Conner, Sandra “Airline stewardess.” Ogozakek, Janice “College with chemistry degree.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Smoke Signals 3, 4; Sr. Class Rep.; Powderpuff Football Pafford, Patty “Jr. High English teacher.” Beta Club; Quill and Scroll; Mu Alpha Theta; Nat. Merit Semifinalist Parish, Jimmy “Millionaire.” Parnell, Jerry “Go to college in Texas.” Band 2, 3; Hi-Y 2.4 Patrick, Gloria “To live each day as it comes and to make the best of it.” Patrick, Mike “To fly and record what I see on film.” Patrick, Robert “Go to college.” Peace, Dorthea A. “lo be happy, loved and successful.” French; Latin; Drama; Debate Hist.; FHA Patscheider, Laurie “Marry Gardner McKay.” Pearce, Carol Ruth “To live life as it comes and happily.” Pederson, Rik “To work in the foreign service; become an international playboy. Span. Hon. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Sr. Class Play; Smoke Sig- nals Penney, Charlotte “Secretary.” Pennington, Tina “Be happily married.” Beta 2; FHA; GAA; Mu Alpha Theta; Library; Span. Hon.; Quill and Scroll Peters, Marilyn “To have an ambition.” FHA; Library Peters, Stan Span. Hon.; “C”Club; Interact; Track Phillips, Patricia Ann “To serve God and my country.” GAA 2, 3; Library 2, 3; FNC Piening, Carolle “To be one of the bestest doctors of den- tistry.” Key Ciub Cal. Girl 4; Sr. Beauty 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; FNA 2; Thespians 4; “Miss Northwest Florida” Pistole, Olivia “Interior decorator.” Latin 3, 4; Drama 3.4 Plank, Larry “Professional forester.” Plant, Sandra “Have a good life.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee Club Pornery, Mike “To make a million by 19 and a billion by 21.” Hi-Y 4 Powell, Ricky “Win a class election.” Beta 2, 3; Key 2, 3, 4; Bd. of Dir. 2, 3; Lt. Gov. 4; Basketball 2; Debate Club 4; Pari. Sr. Class 4; Hi-Y 4 Pritchard, Joyce Jean “To make people happy; be successful in everything.” Pugh, Mike “Go to AF academy or to Auburn and then make good.” Sr. Class V. Pres.; Most Likely To Succeed; As. Ed. Annual 4; Adv. Mgr. 3; Beta 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Pari. 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Football 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Debate 2; Latin 2; Cir. Mgr. Tom Tom 4 207 Queen, Rita “To keep smiling in rainy weather.” Busi- ness Manager Journalism 4 Ralya, Warren “To be a Beetle.” Football 2 Rasmussen, Phillip M. “Structural and Architectural Engineer.” Rasmussen, Ronald “Psychologist.” Beta Club Reece, Ralph “Attend Rice University.” Mu Alpha Theta 4; Beta 3, 4; Quill and Scroll; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4 Reed, Bobby “Get out of school.” CEC 4 Reese, Ralph ‘Structural and Architectural Engineer.” Rightnour, Clara “To be a nurse.” FNA 2, 4 Rice, Jim “Undertaker.” Richardson, James ‘Head of foreign officers service.” Thes- pians; Drama; Debate; Jr. Class Play Ridder, Mike “To attend college.” Roberts, Joey “To outrun all Fords with my Chevy 6.” Roberts, Sandy “Live life to its fullest.” Try-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Latin Treas. 3, 4; FNA Robertson, Sharon Tri-Hi-Y Robinson, Bonnie “Teacher.” Robinson, Peggy Ann “Business college and have a ball.” Rockstad, Rocky “Finish high school and college.” Rogillio, Sylvia “Be successful.” Glee Club 2, 4 Rose, Frederick “Office worker.” Rouse, Jack Rowel L Kerry “Rich lawyer.” Drama; Thespians; Jr. Class Play Rowland, Judith “Make something of myself.” Glee Club Ryan, Holly “College, teacher.” FHA 3, 4; Hist. 4; FHA 4; French Club 4 Santo, Carolyn “Do the best I can with God’s help.” Tri- Hi-Y 2; Tri-M 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Class Mus. Sabin, Wayne “Go to LSU.” Basketball 4; Electronic Club 3, 4 Santos, Vicenta Q. Drama 4; FHA 4 Saucer, Marilyn “To go to Troy.” Tri-Hi-Y; Best Dancer Savage, Barbara “Teach PE at Choctaw.” Span. Hon. 4; GAA 3, 4; Sec. 4; Powderpuff 3, 4; St. Fac. 3, 4; Library 4; FHA 2 Savoie, Larry “LSU Band.” Band 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 4; Publ. Saxon, Billy “Coach.” Span. Hon. 4; Baseball 2, 3; Golf 4 208 Scarborough, Andy “Dentist.” Interact 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Most Courteous; Golf Club Schreiner, Linda “To help abolish capital punishment.” Tri- Hi-Y 2; FNA Schmeling, Vicki “Nurse.” Tri-Hi-Y; FNA Schmieman, Eric “To become a Theta.” Mu Alpha Theta 4; CPA 4; Hi-Y 4; Electronics 3, 4 Schrieber, Sandra “Christian wife and mother.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Pep 2; FHA 4 Schweitzer, Curtis “Go to U. of F.” Band 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4 Schulder, Karen “English teacher.” Latin 2, Sec. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, Treas. 4; FT A 3, 4 Schultz, Carolyn “Watch this space for further develop- ment.” FHA 2; Library 3; FTA 3 Scupp, Linda “Snow ski instructor.” FHA 4 Setzke, Ray W. “Law.” Basketball Team 4 Severance, Alice “See the day Boggy rules the world.” Glee Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2 Sheeren, Billy “Come out of Boggy with the storming- est ’55 Chevy.” Track 2; Football 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ' Sharp, Sharon Lynn “Finish college, then get married.” Tri- Hi-Y 2, 4; Glee 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Library 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 4 Shipley, Carol “To be as good as Bob Johnson in basket- ball.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FNA 4; Pep Club 2; Glee 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; “C” Club 4; Most Fun Loving 4; Sr. Beauty 4; Golf Club 4; Powderpuff Shirley, Mary Faye “To graduate from CHS and remember what I’ve learned.” Drama 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Debate 3; Glee Club 3, 4 Shrieves, Dianna “Not be loved by all, but by the one who is the most important.” FHA Simpson, Loretta “Beautician.” Simpson, Wayne A. “To be a freight hopping, carefree hobo.” Debate 2; Track 3, 4 Simians, Jim “Dentist.” Interact 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Gentle- man, Sr. Gentleman Skinner, Vicki “Finish Beethoven’s Fifth.” Band 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4 Slocumb, Butch “College, then Air Force.” Smith, Gary W. “CPA.” Smith, Gretta “PE teacher.” GAA 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 2, 3, 4; St. Fac. Game 3, 4 Smith, Guyla “Serve champagne on airplane.” Try-Hi-Y 2; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Pep Club 2; FHA 3; Span. Hon. 4; Interclub 4 Smith, Joyce “To be able to smile and mean it.” Latin Club Smith, Jenny “Short, fat biologist.” Quill and Scroll 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; FNA 4; FTA 4; Drama Club 4 Smith, Joel A. “Find the real meaning of love again.” Debate Club Smith, Phyllis “Change my name to Henrietta Wolfenvon- hindenburger.” Beta 2, 3, 4; Tri-M 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Glee 2, 3, 4 Smith, Neil “To be left alone!” CPA; Publications Smith. Richard C. “Rich CPA.” Hi-Y Smith, Bob “Own ’65 Sting Ray.” Beta 2, 3; Mu Al- pha Theta 9; Span. Hon. 2, 3, 4; Track Smith, Ross “Own ’62 burgundy Corvette.” Smith, Wallace R. “US Air Force.” Smith, Virginia “To be a dental hygienist.” Spajjord, Linda “Stenographer, get Harold through college.” Glee 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FHA Spear, Jim “Live, love and be happv.” Glee Club; DCT Speigleberg, James C. “Conservation.” Track 4 Spencer, Johnny “Mathematician.” Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2,3,4; Glee Club 2, 3,4 Stant, Linda “College.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; Glee 3, 4 Stapleton, Teresa Gwen “College with a major in math.” Sr. Mixed Chorus Starling, Michael “Forester.” Football 3; Basketball 4; Track 4 Stewart, Diane “To be happy and live a successful life.” Tri-Hi-Y 4; FNA Stewart, Sally “Peace Corps in South America.” Stewart, Sherrill “Librarian.” Beta; Quill and Scroll Stevens, Jim “Folk singer.” Football 2; Basketball 2; Powderpuff Cheerleader 2, 3 Stevens, Mike “Draftsman, commercial artist.” Track 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4 Stevenson, David “USAF.” Span. Honorary Society Stevenson, Donna Marie “Housewife.” Strickland, Lec “USAF.” Sweeney, Kathleen “Have a good future, influenced by good parents and God.” FHA 4 Tatum, Blanche “To be the only girl in a boys dormi- tory.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Hist. 3, 4; Powder- puff 2, 3, 4; Sr. Beauty; “Best Dressed” Talum, Jean “Dental hygienes!.” Tri-Hi-Y; FHA; Fu- ture Nurses Taylor, Jim “Own a bug eye.” Hi-Y Teague, Dorothy Kate “Join fraternity.” Glee 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; FHA 2; Pep Club 2; Powdcrpuff 3, 4 Templin, James Albert “Being dishonestly wealthly successfully.” Thomas, Sheldon “To get something for nothing.” Glee Club 3,4 Thomas, William “Live fast, love hard, and die young.” Glee Club Thompson, Cayle “Dig a mote around CHS and fill it with alligators.” Chorus 2, 4; Drama 3; Pres. 4; St; Council Rep. 4; Editor “Thoma- liawk”; Publications 3; Runner-up to Miss Choctawhatchee; Electronics 3; “Most Tal- ented.” Thompson, Susan ‘Enjoy life to its fullest and always be happy.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; GAA 3, 4 Tollerson, James C. “To he a filthy rich folksinger.” Band 2, 3; Sr. Chorus; Madrigals 4; Drama Club 4 Tichenor, Bill “Go to state track meet.” Track Touchstone, Ray “Architect.” Interact 2, 3, 4; “C” Club; Basketball 2, 3, 4 Trent, Brownie “Make life as painless as possible.” Treutel, Karen “Be a success in whatever I do.” Glee Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y Tuck, Barry “Air Force officer.” Audio Visual 2; Pho- tography; Glee Club Turner, Cathy “Enjoy life.” FHA 1, 4; FTA 3, 4; FHA Attendant Turnier, Walter “Turkish Witch Doctor.” Tut I, Andrea Library Club Treas. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Calendar Girl 4 Tulwiler, Sandy “Happiness is loving.” Powderpuff Football 2; Newspaper 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama Club 4 Upchurch, Dianne “Beautician. Vaivada, Barbara J. “Really enjoy what life has to offer.” Tri- Hi-Y 2; Band 2, 3, Majorette 2, 3; Cheer- leader 4; Key Club Calendar 4; Sr. Beauty; “C” Club 4 Valentine. Cliff “Go to a school that has Rat Day.” Drama 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Van Harlingen, Ann “Psychologist.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Drama 3, Hist. 4; Thespians; Jr., Sr. Class Play; Journalism Staff 4 Vaughn, Bev “Master’s Degree in Music.” Tri-M 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Choristor of the Year; Clee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Tri-M Treas.; Beta; Glee Club Sec. 258 Viclory, Linda “Enjoy life to its fullest.” Tri-Hi-Y 4; FNA 2, 3, 4; FHA 4 Waggoner, Terry “Nurse.” FNA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Tennis Wagnon, Tracey Waldbrunn, Wilfried W. “Electronics engineer.” Walker, Barbara “Graduate from college.” Beta 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4 Walker, Tom “Forest ranger.” Walsh, Judy “Buy a Thunderbird.” Beta 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; FNA 4 Walton, Jay “Catch a whale on a 2 lb. test line.” Pres. State and CHS Beta Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Key Club Walton, Jim “Outlive and outlaugh Kathy Orban.” Dance Band 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4 Ward, Eddie Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Warren, George Ann Watson, Jane “Stay in one place not more than a year.” Drama 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Garden Club; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Watson Joan “Climb Holly Tower at night.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Drama 2, Sec. 3, 4; GAA 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football Weaver, Butch “Scientific field.” Hi-Y; Glee Club; Debate Club Weaver, Gail “Be a queen and raise daffodils.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Orchestra 3 Webb, Joe “College.” Webster, Anne K. “Peace Corps.” GAA 2, 3; Beta 2, 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Span. Hon. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FHA 2; Latin 2, 3 Weems, Fred “Accountant.” Track 3; Library Club 4; Hi-Y 4 Welch, Pam “Nurse.” Art 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3; FNA Weslbury, Marcia “Move forward one step at a time.” FHA; Drama 3; Glee 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Powderpuff Football Weston, Carl DCT Club White, Linda “Teach history.” Drama 2, 3, 4; Thespi- ans; GAA 2, Pres. 3, 4; Latin 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Pep 2, 3; Key Club Calendar; Powderpuff White, Ronnie “Lead a quiet and enjoyable life.” White, William O. “Dentist.” Glee Club 4 While, Ronald “Become rich.” “C” Club; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Glee Club 2, 4 Wilbanks, Sheron “Do the best in whatever I do.” Drama Wilde, Charlene “Do something new every day.” Sr. Class Hist.; Beta 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Latin 2, 3; FHA 3; Do bate V. Pres. 4 Wilkins, Jo Ann “Be happy and make everyone else too.” CBE Wilkerson, Ronnie “Make something of myself.” Williams. Butch “Be brave and strong like Jungle Bob.” Williams, Carol “Happy, not sad; naughty, not bad.” Tri- Hi-Y 4; FHA Williams, Trey “World’s happiest millionaire.” Interact 2, 3, 4; Span. Hon. V. Pres. 3; Treas. 4; Beta 2, 3; Golf 3, 4; Mu Alpha Theta 3, Wimberly, Peter “Follow in my Dad’s footsteps and be a success.” Journalism 4; Ger. Treas. 3 W indes, Kelly “Live a long eventful life.” Windham, Donald ‘Make the most of my life.” Span. Hon. 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4 Wise, Deathra “Get the best out of life.” Lib. Club 4; Treas. 3 Wiseburn, Christine “Civil Service.” Wise, Margaret “Beautician.” Wissert, Ginny “CHS’s first Drama Coach.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Latin 2, 4; FTA 3, 4; Debate 4; Drama 3, 4; Thespians Witkowski, Diana “National Merit Scholar.” Beta; Mu Alpha Theta; Drama Club; Quill and Scroll; Pres. 4; CPA 4; Nat. Merit Semifinalist Wojsko. Bill “Live life every golden minute no matter what it may bring.” Pub. Photographer Woodall, Verna “Howard College.” Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sec. 4; Beta 2, 3, 4: Glee Sec. 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; St. Council Rep. 4; Span. Hon. 2, 3, 4 Woodham, Mike “Play Pee Wee football.” Drama Club 4 Word, Philip “Attend college and study business.” Wray, Mike “Doctor.” Glee Club; Madrigals Wright, Linda “College to study business.” French 3, 4; Drama Club 4 Wynn, Cheryl Elaine “Do something exciting.” CEC; CBE 4 Young, Robert “Air Force officer.” Span. Hon. Young, Terry “Bob McAcow to make a million.” Basket- ball 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Track 4 Young, William “Wrestle alligators.” Zachow, Larry “Foreign correspondent.” Drama 2, 3, 4; FTA 3; Span. Hon. 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Civitan Orat. Con. Winner 3; Thespians 4; Jr. Class Play; Annual Staff and News- paper 4; Debate Club Pres. 4; Interclub Council 4 Patrons Best Wishes to the Class of '64 FRITZ FIXIT Evinrude Sales and Service 600 John Sims Parkway OR 1-6241 Niceville, Florida Congratulations From FT. 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Box 176 Phone CH 3-3253 ELOISE SHOP 135 East Main Street CH 4-5873 Fort Walton Beach Best Wishes to the Congratulations to Seniors Graduating Class OPTICIANS, INC. 119 East Main Street Ophthalmic Dispensary TROPICAL BEAUTY SALON Contact Lenses 83 E. Main St. Ft. Walton Beach Congratulations to the Class of '64 from the home of the CHOCTAWBURGER Eglin Parkway CH 4-5700 Fort Walton Beach Best Wishes to Class of '64 A W DRIVE-IN John Sims Parkway OR 8-1 161 Valparaiso Compliments of BILL MEIGS AGENCY 141 John Sims Parkway Niceville, Florida ORange 1-6321 Best Wishes to the Class of '64 JITNEY JUNGLE Destin, Main Street Compliments of COURTNEY McQUAGGE INSURANCE CO. 123 Eglin Parkway CH 3-1733 Fort Walton Beach MAJORIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Service— Specialties in Tinting and Permanent Styling 96 Eastview Ave. Valparaiso ORange 8-7421 Compliments of MARION’S FABRIC CENTER CH 3-2521 S. Eglin Parkway Compliments of CARR HARDWARE COMPANY Main Street OR 1-7251 Niceville HILLTOP MOTEL Highway 85 OR 8-1191 Compliments of FORT WALTON SHOE SHOP 145 East Main St. CH 4-5689 Congratulations to the Class of '64 from EARLY MOTOR CO., INC. 155 S. Eglin Parkway CH 3-2321 CH 3-1512 Fort Walton Beach, Florida Compliments of FT. WALTON GLASS COMPANY GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE CH 3'1511 56 Florida Ave. CH 3-8161 Ocean City Eglin Pky. Fort Walton Beach, Florida Good Luck to the Class of '63 HOLLYWOOD APOTHECARY CH 3-3138 321 Hollywood FRIENDLY FLORISTS Say It With Flowers 271 E. Hollywood Blvd. CHerry 4-5387 Fort Walton Beach, Florida Compliments of DANLEY FURNITURE COMPANY CH 3-3872 175 Eglin Parkway Fort Walton Beach, Florida Compliments of GROOMS MUSIC CENTER 734 Eglin Pity. CH 3-1122 WNUE Family Fun Fulltime on 1400 kcs. Compliments of PLAYGROUND TYPEWRITER CO. 38 Eglin Parkway CH 3-8766 Fort Walton Beach W. T. GRANT 224 Eglin Parkway CH 4-5126 Brooks Plaza JOHN TATUM BUICK RAMBLER Eglin Parkway CH 4-5165 Fort Walton Beach Best Wishes to the Class of '64 THE POINT STORE CH 4-5171 Main Street Fort Walton Beach A man may, if he knows not how to save as he gets, keep his nose to a grindstone and die not worth a groat after all. Quotation from Benjamin Franklin THE VALPARAISO STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving Eglin Air Force Base and the World-Wide Air Provina Ground Center OR 1-261 I 302 John Sims Parkway Valparaiso CONGRATULATIONS to All Students of Choctawhatchee on Their Achievements SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Reserve System CH 3-3131 Fort Walton Beach f'J y « A t V f y , r Autographs Is r u V . 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Walton Beach Congratulations from ROYSTER SERVICE CENTER Ocean City CH 3-3284 I- A A Congratulations to the Class of '64 the McLaughlin funeral home Crestview, Florida Ft Walton Beach CH 4-5163 Best Wishes to the Class of '64 JANE'S BEAUTY SHOP TE 7-3731 Main Street Destin vyjl ' . V ak 4 Compliments of McDONALDS CH 3-8813 Eglin Parkway Fort Walton Beach Best Wishes to Class of '64 from JIMMIE'S NEWSSTAND Main Street Ft. Walton Beach Compliments of PLAYGROUND MUSIC CENTER Fort Walton Square Fort Walton Beach Florida ROBERT'S REXALL DRUGS 4 Stores to Serve You No. I 99 E. Main St. No. 2 7 N. Eglin Parkway No. 3 Hospital Drive No. 4 Brooks Plaza Compliments of Congratulations to the Seniors MORRIS PHARMACY Students, Our Fountain Welcomes You CH 2-9813 206 Beal Street Ft. Walton Beach Best Wishes for a Wonderful Future Choctaw Class of '64 Philco-Bendix Double Load Hj Wash 25c ■ 50 Dryers 5 Min. 5c Coin-Op Dry Cleaner 8 pounds $2.00 Press Available for Finishing 10 min. 10c BEL-AIR SUNSHINE CENTER Beal Street Phone CH 3-9922 Clothes Sunshine Bright at a Price That's Right Congratulations to the Class of '64 RITEWAY MARKET Beal Street CH 3-8613 Fort Walton Beach Congratulations From _ WRIGHT ft - ‘ v-‘ _j OS furniture WRIGHT BROS. FURNITURE Everything in Home Furnishings Valparaiso OR 1-9631 John Sims Parkway Okaloosa's Largest Compliments of ROCKY'S TUNE UP 798 N. Beal St. CH 2-9464 Fort Walton Beach mm AAi Compliments of PIPER GARDEN CENTER Playground Area's Oldest Nursery CH 3-3312 Eglirr Parkway Fort Walton Beach WARREN TAYLOR FORD 99 Eglin Parkway CH 4-5148 Fort Walton Beach Compliments of MANNING OIL COMPANY 2 John Sims Parkway OR 1-6851 Valparaiso Congratulations and Best Wishes From SHALIMAR HOME CORPORATION Shalimar, Florida Congratulations, Seniors RATCLIFF JEWELERS REGISTERED JEWELERS American Gem Society Bridal and Gift Center of Playground Area SILVER CHINA CRYSTAL CH 2-9000 148 East Main Street Fort Walton Beach Compliments of Your Valparaiso FRIENDLY FLORIST OR 1-7201 John Sims Parkway Valparaiso Compliments of ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Fresh As a Flower ... 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J , M'''iL'kjB TL t -f— ■y rj f u Congratulations to the Seniors of '£4 WESTERN AUTO STORE AND SERVICE CENTER John Sims Parkway OR 1-6851 Valparaiso M 4 |? a AiJ f'Ak Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of '64 WATFORD'S TASTEE FREEZE Beal Street Compliments of GERALD M. HOLLINGSWORTH PRITCHARD AUTO TRIM M.D. OR 1-9981 984 John Sims Pkwy. 232 Hospital Dr. CH 3-2424 Niceville Fort Walton Beach , Congratulations to the Class of '64 MAYTAG COIN LAUNDRY Ft. Walton Square CH 2-9023 Ft. Walton Beach wfr Autographs 'J TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Tavlor-made