Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1976 volume:

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Seniors Seniors 19 Memories are made of things that happen everyday, Randy Adams James Albright Patricia Albritton Wilda Aldridge Anita Alford Olen Allen Marsha Allen Cynthia Anderson Pam Anderson % V Kim Anschultz Hal Arnold f PPr David Atkinson Kelly Bailey Tommy Baisden Mike Barrs 20 Seniors Charlie Mae Bell Michael Blood Lavern Bell Karen Boatright Steve Bouscher Vanessa Bowden Rebecca Bristol Rodney Brooks Michael Blackie Peter Bondi Lora Braden Patti Broshar Becky Blewett Terri Boston Bill Brinkley Anthony Brown Seniors 21 Moments as we live them, things we do or say. Danny Brown Jerry Bryant Donna Burnette Mark Brown Anita Bullard Frank Burnette Regina Brown Barry Bunn Tommy Burris Patsy Butcher Mark Caldwell Yvette Caldwell Wanda Brown Bonnie Burgess Donald Bussey Jesse Cain 22 Seniors Gene Carter Terri Carpenter Rodrick Carter Greg Clark Sean Carson Vicki Carter Mark Clark Altamease Carter Tony Cason Susan Clay Rita Clyatt Seniors 23 David Clegg Luther Clemons Linda Clyatt Little bits and pieces of laughter mixed with tears, Sharon Coats Bobby Coker Gloria Connell Theodore Combs Mike Cox Donna Crawford Mary Criswell 24 Seniors Willie Lee Copeland Joan Collins Bob Coxe Mario Coppock Linda Cray Rodney Crews Bobby Cummings Debra Currington Lavada Curry Tony Davis Lester Dixon Velma Dace Linda Danielson Elaine Deloach Janice Dennard Ronnie Drake Lorna Dubois Debbie Davis Rusty Depratter Eric Dukes Cindy Evans Kim Elliot Mike Ellis Jody Espenship Seniors 25 Paragraphs and pages written through the years Barbara Fluellen Larry Freidman Rachel Gilbert Ricky Godwin Doug Fraser Theresa Freeman Ted Frampton Kent Gardner Ben Givens Andy Greek Frank Giampico Linda Glowacki Robin Green Nathaniel Gibson Wayne Godsmark Cindy Green 26 Seniors Faith Ann Griffin Debra Hall Lorraine Hansen David Harrington Phillip Gerlach James Hampton Sue Hansen Kim Guffey John Hancock Paula Harden Bill Harry Donnie Harrison Annette Hall Patti Hanna Patricia Hattenstein Seniors 27 Shawn Harrell The friendships we remember, mistakes that we regret, Dale Hayes Sandra Hicks Ricky Houston 28 Seniors Carol Henry Tony Howerton Colitta Hicks Kathy Hilliard Al Huggins Charles Hilty Barry Henry Chet Hill Doug Hook Tommy Hollingsworth Karen Howell Sue Hosford Ed Higgs Kay Huggins John Inman Donald Johns Kathy Johnson Linda Hunter Kenneth Jackson Dolphus Johnson Ronald Johnson Wahcondah Hunter Vivian Jackson Fredrick Johnson Skip Johnson Melvin Jerry Jerome Johnson Tony Johnson Seniors 29 The ending of a love we never could forget. Alma Jones Alysia Jones Debra Jones Lawanda Jones Linda Jones Paulette Jones Rashaun Jones Rene Jones Ronald Jones Vicki Jones 30 Seniors James Jones Peggy Jones Tonita Jones Linda Jordan Michele Joyner Mike Kahlich i Pat Kalinoski David Kettles Billie Jean King Ronnie King Patty Laxton Alton Lee Diane Killibrew Eric Knudson Gail Lee Fran Kinard Kathy Koon Mark Lee Mark Little Seniors 31 Pat Lee Vernest Legree Steve Lindsay We can't erase the sadness, or edit out the tears. Bill Loeffler Wendell Lynch Patti Marlowe Ronald McCrae Carol Loch Craig MacDonald Marty Martinez Terri McDaniel Doug Lowery David Mann Claude Mathews James McDonald Lynwood Markham i James McClellan David McClammery 32 Seniors Gary Meeks Rob Med lock Mike Millikin Jane Minkley Debra Montpetit David Morgan Debbie Merrit Melanie Miller Willie Mitchell Charles Mobley Peggy Morgan Mike Moon Cindy Myer Seniors 33 Cindy Morrow Sammy Murphy Freddy Muskewitz We can't undo the wrong, Steve Nail Franki Jean Newton Kathy Page Gloria Paxton Mike Nelson Cathy Newcomb Becky Nobles Sue Norris Lee Parkins Susan Parker Mike Pepper Gus Perry Ronald Newsome Danny Ominski Sandra Parrot Eugene Pharis 34 Seniors we can't relive the years. Bobby Phillips Mary Phillips Randy Philman Debbie Philpot Terri Pinkham Jimmy Pitman Allen Pope Evelyn Pottgen Cindy Price Pam Price Alma Raulerson Joni Raulerson John Revile Juanita Reed Linda Reed Melody Reed Seniors 35 But since memories keep on building, each day Howard Register Mike Register Lavvanda Rentz Rita Reyelts Ray Richards Cathy Roberts Barbara Robinson Don Robinson Susan Robinson Tony Robinson Teresa Rodgers Tami Rodgers Al Roof Eloise Rossin Susie Rountree Ernest Rowe 36 Seniors can be the start, John Ryan Henry Sconyers Sherri Sandlin David Scruggs Diane Sims Jane Smith Ricky Saunders Bobbie Sheffield Walter Sherrod Monica Smith Carla Savage Donna Shellnut Sharon Short Patti Smith Seniors 37 Of making Beth Spliehal Darrel Sudduth Nacomia Taylor new and happy ones to store within Sharon Spence Charlene Strickland Karen Tanner Elizabeth Thomas Debbie Snellgrove David Spradley Haygood Summers Scott Terrell Kathy Sova Willie Stewart Barbara Tannenbaum Donna Thomas 38 Seniors our hearts Phyllis Thomas Shawn Thomas Teri Thomas Michael Thomas Jimmy Thompsen Ronald Thompsen Elisha Todd Rodney Tompkins Perry Tootle Frankie Varnom Jennie Tramel Lisa Waldron Denise Tunsil Doug Vocelle Vivian Tunsil Johnny Walker Seniors 39 Barbara Williams Dale Williams David Weiffenbach Faye Williams Tony Wilburn Anthony Williams Lamar Williams 40 Seniors I Sandy Williams Lynn Williamson Susan Zimmerman Margie Young Jody Yancey Shari Williams Reba Williams 5 . . Steve Wilson Seniors 41 A Few Tears Senior Year Unforgettable Spirit of “76 . . . What other class has so much happening in one year? From September to June, the beginning and the end of the best year we have spent in school. We'll always remember it. Where would we have been without our class officers? Dale Williams — president, Peggy Morgan — vice president, Pattie Wilson — secretary, Cynthia Anderson — liason officer, Deborah Montpetit— sergeant at arms, and Linda Danielson — treasurer. It's our last year and a special one. The spirit of 76! and A Lot Of Laughter Made The Senior Class President, Dale Williams racks his brain for the right answer. Deborah Montpetit, Cynthia Anderson, Patti Wilson, Dale Williams, Linda Kelly Bailey, Homecoming Queen, finds time fora smile between classes. Danielson, Peggy Morgan, Senior Class Officers. 42 A fuedin' and a fussin' and a fighting. Ronnie King stuffs for a first place on field day. Patti Broshar adds to the creativeness of Homecoming. 43 Jeane White and Jennie Tramel ham up the homecoming parade. Different Strokes for Different Folks! Come back good buddy! 44 Tommy Burris looks more interested in Sherri Sandlin than the Senior Class Meeting. The Spirit Of Sophomores . . . We're finally here . . . High School . . . Where's the au- ditorium? . . . The Baby Tigers . . . Our first pep rally . . . Last to come, last to leave . . . Give me a purple . .. Blamed for anything and everything . . . Bottom of the ladder . . . Our first homecoming . . . Please buy a mum . . . Won hat day, poster day . . . Wolves howl when Tigers prowl... third overall . . . Only three classes participated . . . Always at the end of the lunch line , . , Prom servers . . . Lucky ones had dates . . . First club days . . . Talent show . . . Lonesome assemblies ... A new look at the fu- ture . . . Graduating us?. . . Look up to the seniors . . . Crowbars for sale or rent . . . Walk around or get beat up . . . Often recognized by seniors as sidewalk hogs ... we finally get to order class rings . . . Class officers; President-Lamar Williams, Vice President-Peggy Morgan, Secre- tary-Kathy Koon, Treasurer-Susie Rountree, Liaison Officer-Cynthia Anderson ... SR. 76! Juniors . . . Not last but still not first. . . One up on the ladder.. . Getting bigger and better . . . Right in the middle . . . Won the powderpuff football ... A little bit braver . . . Magazine sales, we reached our goal . . . Second to the pep rally but still purple . . . Came in second in Homecoming . . . Tigers king of the forest . . . 50's day . . . What do we need I.D. cards for? . . . Did you get your drivers license? . . . First prom . . . Pieces of April . . . Styrofoam Soul . . . One more year to go . . . Mock disaster . . . How many days did Op give you in the dog house?.. . You'd better not park in the senior parking lot or you might get a flat tire . . . Have you got your PSAT scores yet? . . . Out to the track it's another bombscare . . . Class officers; President-Michele Joyner, Vice President-Mark Clark, Secretary- Kathy Koon, Treasurer-Jenny Tramel, Liaison Officer-Cynthia An- derson ... Sr. 76!! 46 Seniors Seventy-Six! Seniors . . . The new school . . . Still under construction but we went anyway ... no senior parking lot. . . No lights, no heat, no school . . . You just keep going in circles . . . First to the pep rally ... A pep rally in the commons? ... A gym we couldn't use . . . Have you ever been to a pep rally in the park?. . . Under- classmen purple. Seniors gold . . . Spirit of 76 . . . The judges and the seniors didn't see eye to eye on homecoming . . . And about the powderpuff, faulty clock made extra minutes . . . Tigers the region champs . . . What about the senior picnic . . . We finally get exempt from exams ... Be sure and send your college applications off on time ... Is it going to be University of Fla., Fla. State, or are you L.C.C.C. bound? . . . Open campus for seniors only . . . Five minutes early for lunch and to go home ... No place to go but down . . . College, marriage, or is it work . . . Top of the from the new school . . . It's not Co- lumbia High it's Columbia SENIOR High . . . Memories of the way we were ... I'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today . . . Red, White, and Blue . . . Bicentennial class . . . Measuring for caps and gowns . . . Pictures . . . We are the Seniors . . . Senior play . . . Break, break anybody got a copy on this mobile? . . . C.B.'s hit the town . . . Tiger Tales past and present. . . Disney World all night Friday . . .Boy what a night . . . Isle of Golden Dreams . . . It's a little hot for letter jackets, isn't it boys? . . . What did you make on your Senior placement tests? . . . Have you seen the speed bumps (curbs) yets? . . . Arbor Day oak tree dedicated to the class of 76 . . . This year we found a new use for garbage cans, fires . . . Weekends . . . The Pizza Hut at 7:00 . . . Boogie Down after graduation . . . Class Of- ficers; President Dale Williams, Vice President-Peggy Morgan, Secretary-Patti Wilson, Treasurer- Linda Danielson, Liaison Officer- Cynthia Anderson . . . We are the class of 76!!! Seniors 47 Try To Remember CLASS MOTTO: I'm not afraid of tomorrow . . For I have seen yesterday, and I love today. CLASS COLORS: Red, White, and Blue CLASS SONG: Memories CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose Memories 'You know, everybody's talking about the good old days, right? Well let's talk about the good old days,. Come to think of it, as bad as we think they are, these will become the good old days for our children. Well why don't we try to remember .the kind of-September whenTtfe w sf ,, slow and oh‘ so. mellow, try, to .he’- : - member and if you remembei.-'then, ■ follow'. Why does, it seem, the pasf tv,' always-better? We took back and , think Yhe'winte ! were wa?rYier, 'fhye' gcafcS was greener,' the sktes -were £', 4 bluer, and smiles were brighter:' • a- . Memories light the corner erf my mind. Misty water color mempries ' - , of the way we'were. Scattered pictfs� .taj tures of the smiles we left behind,- . • smiles we gave to ond anbther’for ,,, ...� the way we,were. Mepi6ne£.(rpay be .'.beautiful yef, what's too pajnful - to remember,ye simply choose to ■ ' forget Can it be,that,it was all |QijV simple then, o.r Has time rewritten, 'every libe? If we had t e ch rjpe to do it' alti' again, ’felrme!' would we,. 1 , ( could we? Soiit’s the daughter yve wjlt -.w,... remember, wheneve'r we re.mem'ber V the way we were;,The Way ' Were. '• ■ 50 Senior Directory Senior Directory Randall Roy Adams C-team football, 1; B-team football, 2; Varsity football, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 4; Ensemble, 3; Track, 3. David Wayne Adel James Miles Albright Track, 1,2; Art Club, 1; Auto Mechanics Club, 1,2. Patricia Ann Albritton Wilda Helen Aldridge FHA, 1; VOE, 2; Library, 2,4; FBLA, 3; DCT, 4. Anita J. Alford Marsha Allen Olen Lonnie Allen, Jr. Cynthia Sue Anderson Newspaper Staff, 1; Newspaper Award, 1; Nat'l Honor Society, 1; Dance Group, 1; Stu- dent Council, 1, 4; Advisory Council, 2, 3; Intramural Council, 2, 4; Drama Club, 2; Per- fect Attendance, 2,3; Voice of Democracy, 2; Homecoming Court, 2,4; Liaison Officer, 2,3, 4; Oratorical Contest, 1,2,3; Tutorial Club, 3; Art Club 3,4; Girls' State Nominee, 3; FBLA, 3, 4; Miss CHS 1st Runner Up, 3; Prom Commit- tee, 3; Intramural V.P., 3; Aid Assistant, 3; Speech Award, 3; FBLA District V President, 4; Columbian Staff, 4; Tiger Staff, 4. Pamela Ann Magruder Anderson Nat'l Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA, 1; Typing Award, 1; Episcopal Youth Congregation, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1; Biology Award, 1; French Award, 1; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; Foreign Language Club, 3; Advisory Council, 3, 4; Prom Committee, 3; Mu Alpha Theta, 4; Gar- den Club, 4; Powderpuff Football, 4. Kim Elizabeth Anschultz Wolfpack, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1 2, 3, 4; E-Phi dance server, 1; Powderpuff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA, 1; Girl Scouts, 1; Student Council, 2, 4; Drama Club, 2, 3, 4; AFS, 2; Homecoming skit, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee, 3; Tennis Team, 3; Youth Legislature Delegate, 3; Epsi- lon Phi Sorority, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Splitrails Staff, 4; Columbian Staff, 4. Hal Edward Arnold Tennis Team, 3, 4; B-Team football, 2; Key Club, 2,3, 4; Boys State, 3; Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4. Rodney Nelson Brooks Patti Lynn Broshar Girl Scouts, 1; Chorus, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 3; Epsi- lon Phi Dance server, 1; Nat'l Honor Society, 1, 3; Powderpuff football, 1, 2; Beta Club, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; Golf Team, 2, 3, 4. Anthony Brown Jack Brown James Daniel Brown Mark Brown Student Council, 1, 2, 3; C-team football, 1; Science Club, 1; Key Club, 2,3; Baseball, 2,3, 4, highest batting average, 3; Nat'l Honor So- ciety, 1, 4; French Club, 4. Regina Gail Brown Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; Powderpuff football, 1,2,3,4; CBE, 4; Nat'l Honor Socie- ty, 1,3; FBLA, 4; C-team cheerleader, 1. Wanda Jean Brown Nat'l Honor Society, 1; Pep Club, 2; FBLA, 3; Math Club, 3. Jerry Wayne Bryant, Jr. Robert William Bryne Barry Duane Bunn Bonnie Karen Burgess Frank Burnett Photography Club, 1,2; French Club, 2; Field Day, 2,3. Donna Eileen Burnette Tommy Joe Burris Donald Ray Bussey Patsy Jean Butcher FHA, 1, 2; Pep Club, 2; Softball team 3; Pow- derpuff football, 4; Library club, 4; Health Service Aid, 4. Leon Butler Martha Byrd Jessica Yvette Caldwell Mark Caldwell Rita Ann Clyatt Powder-Puff football, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 3; Prom Committee, 3; CBE, Treasurer, 4; FBLA, 4. Sharon Lucille Coats FFA, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, 3, 4; Powder-Puff Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Softball team, 2,3,4; Girls Basketball team, 3,4; FBLA, 3; Who's Who, 4. Robert Dean Coker Joan Patricia Collins Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Wolfpack, 1; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; National Honor Society, 1; Clothing and Textiles Award, 1; C.Y.O., 1, 2,3; 4-H Club, 1,2,3,4; Powder-Puff football, 1, 2; Student Council 1,2, 3. Theodore Combs Gloria Lee Connell Tri-Hi-Y, 1; Pom-Pom Girl, 2; FBLA, 3, 4; Choral Club, 3; CBE, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 4. Jesse Lee Coone Art Club, 3, 4; B-Team Football Manager, 3; Photography Club, 3; DECA, 4. Willie Lee Copeland Mario Coppock Michael Cox Robert James Coxe Suzy Cowen Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; PowderPuff Football, 1, 2; Chorus, 1; Early Admissions to L.C.C.C., 4. William Scott Cramer Donna Lannette Crawford FFA, 1; FHA, 1; FBLA, 2, 3; DCT, 4, Sgt. at Arms, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4. Linda Lee Cray FHA, 2. Steve Allen Creel Rodney Lynn Crews C-Team Football, 1; Math Club, 1; Key Club, 2; VICA, 4. Mary Lee Criswell Robert Cummings Barbara Ann Fluellen Lavern Teresa Fluellen Bell Bruce Forman Steve Forman Larry Andrew Foster Ted Frampton Douglas Benjamen Fraser Teresa Freeman Lawrence Anthony Friedman Kent Ray Gardner Kip Lee Gardner Charles Gaylord Philip Earl Gerlach III Faye Carol Ghoson Frank Giampico Nathanial Gibson Rachel Virginia Gilbert Benjamen Charles Givens Linda Marie Glowacki FHA, 1; National Honor Society, 1; Typing Certificate, 1; Chess Club, 2,3, Sec. 3; French Club, 2, 4; Foreign Language Club, 3; FBLA, State Conference, 3; Senior Clerk Typing Award, 3; Prom Committee, 3; Band Gold Duster, 3. Wayne Robert Godsmark Varsity Football, 3. Richard Ewell Godwin VICA, 4; Wrestling, 2, 3,4. Paul Andrew Greek FFA, 1,2; VICA, 2. Elijah Paul Green DE, 3; DCT, 4. Robert Civille Green Student Council, 1; B-team football, 2; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Baseball team, 2, 3, 4; Church Basketball, 3, 4; Beta Club, 4; FCA, 4; French Club, 4. Senior Directory 51 Daniel Eric Atkinson DECA, 4; Library Club, 4. David Alec Atkinson Kelly Sue Bailey Art Club, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, Sec., 4; Powderpuff football, 4; Tiger staff, 4; Columbian Staff, 4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Miss CHS 2nd runner up, 3; Float Commit- tee, 4. Tommy Baisden C-team football, 1; FFA, 1, 2; B-team football, 2; Varsity football, 3; Track, 2, 4. Michael Ray Barrs B-team football, 2; Varsity football, 3, 4; Chorus, 1; FFA, 1, 2; FCA, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; VICA, 4. Charlie Mae Bell FHA, 3, 4; Chorus, 1; Powderpuff football, 4. Clinton Lenard Bell Rebecca Lynn Blewett Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 4; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble, 3; Miss CHS contes- tant, 2, 3. Michael Judson Blood Karen Kay Boatright FHA, 1; Drama Club, 1; Exchangettes, 2; Foreign Language Club, 3; Ensemble, 3; Choral Club, 3; French Club, 4. Peter Rudolph Bondi, Jr. Elaine DeLoach Boone Rachel Boone Wright Susan Bard Clay Terri Darlene Boston FHA, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 4; FBLA, 3, 4. Vanessa Bowden Mark Paul Bozzuto Lora Mae Braden Willie James Bradley William Brinkley Rebecca Ann Bristol FHA, 1,2; Band, 1; Pep Club, 3; Library Club, 3; Concert Chorus, 4. Susan Darlyne Capell Teresa Lynne Carpenter Spanish Club, 1; Pep Club, 1; Art Club, 1; Health Club, 2; CBE, 4; FBLA, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 4. Altamease Carter Eugene Talmadge Carter, Jr. Quintin Carter Roderick Lutrell Carter Vickie Marie Carter Concert Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tutorial Club, 3; Health Club, 4. Sean Patrick Carson Varsity Football, 3, 4; Track Team, 2, 3; Wrestling Team, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4. George Anthony Cason FFA, 1, 2, 3; Chorus, 1; Wrestling, 2, 3, 4; Dublin Wrestling Championship, 2; Ireland; England Wrestling Championship, Scotland Wrestling Award; Conference Champs; Dis- trict Champs; State playoffs, 3. David Chaney Band, 1,2, 3, 4. Charles Derrick Charles Chorus, 1; C-Team football, 1; Science Club, 1, 2; B-Team Football, 2; VICA, 2, 3,4; Varsity Football, 3, 4; FCA, 3, 4; Track Team, 3, 4. Gregory Clark Mark Christopher Clark Student Council officer, 1; President, 2; Trea- surer, Representative, 3; Officer at Large, 4; Science Club, 1; President, 1; Tri-Hi-Y Mas- cot, 1; State Science Fair 1st Place, 1, 4th Place, 2; National Honor Society 1, 3, 4; Sci- ence Award, 1, 3; Tennis Team, Captain 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Math Award 2, 3; French Award 2,3; Homecoming Skit 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Star Student Nominee 3; Boys State 3; Delegate to repre- sent Florida in U.S. Senate Youth Program 3; $1000 Scholarship Randolf Hearst Foundation 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Mu Alpha Theta 4. Susan Bard Clay FHA, Treasurer, 1; Chorus, 1; Spanish Club, Parliamentarian, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 2, 3; Float Com- mittee, 2; Drama Club, 3; DECA, 3; Chess Club, 3; Miss CHS Contestant, 3; CECF, 4. David Clegg Linda Jean Clyatt 7 - s f Debra Juanita Currington Lawanda Ann Curry Robert Lee Dace, Jr. Chorus, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Community Choir, 1, 2; Studio Lab Band, 3, 4; Youth Movement Club, 3, 4, President, 3, 4; Ensem- ble, 4; Concert Chorus, 4. Velma Ann Dace Chorus, 1, 2, 4; Community Choir, 1; FHA, 2, 3, 4; Youth Movement Club, 3, 4; Vice- President 3; FBLA, 3, 4; Ensemble, 4. Linda Elaine Danielson Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 4; Student Coun- cil, 1,2, 3, 4; Intramural Tennis, 2; Intramural Badminton, 3,4; Intramural Table Tennis, 1,4; Tutorial Club, 3; Powder-Puff Football, 1,2,4. Debbie Ann Davis Chorus, 1; Pep Club, 4. Tony Dale Davis Janice Faye Dennard Chorus, 1; FBLA, 3, 4; VOE, 3. Russell Sharpless Depratter DE, 3, 4. Frank Sinatra Dowdell Ronald Drake FFA, 1; FCA, 2, 3; Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4; C-Team Football, 2; Varsity Football, 3,4; Best Defensive Back, 4; Bengal Club, 3, 4. Lorna Dubois Susan Duce Tri-Hi-y, 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader, 2; Art Club, 2, 3; Pep Club, 2; Powder-Puff Football, 2, 4; MYF, 3; Tutor Club, 3; Choral Club, 4; Drama Club, 4. Curtis Wayne Dukes Eric Alexander Dukes Kathleen Rae Dumont Kimberly Elliott Michael Wayne Ellis Joseph Mark Espenship Cynthia Ann Evans Glen Fleming Cynthia Sue Greene Chorus, 1, 2, 4; Health Club, Pres., 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Skits, 3, 4; Art Club, 3; Field Day, 2, 3. Adolphus Jerome Griffith Band, 1, 2. Faith Ann Griffin National Honor Society, 1; Dance Group, 1; Art Club, 3, 4; Band Gold-Dusters, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 2, 3. Kimberly Kaye Guffey FBLA, 3; Art Club, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club, 3; Spanish Award, 3; French Club, 4; Science Club, 4. Annette Hall French Club, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, 3, Pres., 4; Fla. State Art Participant, 2; First Place Science Fair, 2; Fourth Place Regional Science Fair, 2; Math Club, 4. Deborah Jean Hall FHA, 1; FBLA, 3. James Ray Hampton John Andrew Hancock Patricia Margaret Hanna Beta Club, 3, 4; Drama Club, 1; Pep Club, 3; Spanish Club, 2,3; Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2,3,4; Star Student Nominee, 3; Epsilon Phi Sorority, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Florida Legislature 3; Tiger Staff, 3, Editor, 4; Columbian, 4; Powder-Puff Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Skit, 4; Field Day, 2, 4; Girl Scouts, 1; Brownie Leader 2; Honor Society 1; Splitrails Staff, 4; Epsilon Phi Server, 1. Susan Lee Hanson Lorraine Dee Hanson FHA, 4; V-Pres. of Careers, 4; French Club, 4; Ms. CHS Contestant, 3. Paula Denise Harden VOE, 2; Pep Club, 2; Powder-Puff Football, 3, . 4; Tri-Hi-Y; CBE, Pres. 4; FBLA, 4. Eddie Harps Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. Shawn Artenia Harrell FFA, 1,2; FHA, 1; JROTC, 3, 4. Joseph David Harrington DECT, 3, 4. 52 Senior Directory Elizabeth Harris Donald Ray Harrison C-team Football, 1; National Honor Society, 1; Perfect Attendance, 1, 2, 3; City League Basketball, 1; Math Award, 1; B-team Foot- ball, 2; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; FCA, 3, Pres. 4; Spanish Club, 3. William Hiram Harry FFA, 1, 3, 4; Ag. Co-op. 3, 4. Alicia Hatcher Patricia Faye Hattenstein FFA, 1; Art Club, 3, 4; French Club, 4; Math Club, 4. Roger Dale Hayes Basketball, 1; FBLA, 2,3; FCA, 4; French Club, 4; Varsity Football, 4. Barry Kent Henry National Honor Society 1; Drama Club 1; En- semble 3, 4; Church League Basketball 3, 4; Intramural Council 4; Beta Club 4; Spanish Club, Pres. 4; Math Club 4. Carol Anita Henry Choral Club 1; FHA 1; Concert Chorus 3; CECF 4. Collita Neal Hicks Chorus 1; FHA 1; FBLA 3, 4; CBE 4. Sandra Dee Hicks FBLA 3, 4; VOE 3; CBE 4, Reporter 4. Clyde Edward Higgs FFA 3; Baseball 2, 3,4. Chester Allen Hill Art Club 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2, 3, 4; B-team Football 2; Varsity Baseball 4. Kathy Jean Hilliard DECA4; Health Careers Club 4. I Charles Ralph Hilty III Columbian Staff 4; Tiger Staff 4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Photography Club 2, 3. Thomas Lloyd Hollingsworth Library Club 2; FFA 3, 4. Peggy Holmes Douglas Wayne Hook, Jr. C-team Football 1; B-team Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Baseball 2, 4. Jerome Demsey Johnson Patrol Boy, 1. Katherine Elaine Johnson FHA, 3, 4; ETA Club, 4; Concert Chorus, 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4. Tony Delento Johnson JV Basketball, 2; Varsity Basketball, 3,4; FHA, 4; Field Day, 4. Alma Jean Jones FHA, 1; Dance Group, 1; School Patrol, 1; Chorus, 1; FBLA, 3. Alysia Jones Debra Denise Jones Derryl Lyndon Jones James Jones Lawanda Gail Jones Dance Group, 1; Softball, 1; Volleyball Tour- nament, 1; FHA, 2, 3, 4. Linda Carol Jones School Patrol, 1; FHA 1,2, 3, 4. Paulette Benita Jones Intramurals, 1, 2; Chorus, 1; Youth Move- ment, 1; DCT, 4. Pauline Jones FHA, 1; Softball, 1; Volleyball Tournament, 1. Peggy Ann Jones National Honor Society, 1; Work Experience, 2; Tutorial Club, 3; DECA, 4. Rashaun Anthony Jones ROTC, 3, 4. Rena Ander Jones Chorus, 1; JV Basketball, 2. Ronald Davis Jones Tonita Jones Linda Cheryl Jordam Girls Softball Team, 3, 4; Powder-Puff Foot- ball, 3. Tony Eugene Jordan FFA, 1,2,3, 4; VICA, 2; Math Club, 3. Lisa Michele Joyner Editor of Wolfpack, 1; Honor Society, 1, 3, Tres., 4; Epsilon Phi Sorority Dance Server, 1; English Award, 1; Chorus, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council Sec., 2; French Club, 2, 4; Alton Robert Lee Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band, 4; Basketball In- tramurals, 1; FBLA, 2; Tennis Team. Alva Gail Lee Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chaplain, 4; National Honor Society, 1; FFA, 1; Foreign Language Club, 2, 3, 4; Miss CHS Contestant, 3; Stu- dent Council, 1,3,4. Mark Edward Lee Intramurals, 1, 2; Chorus, 1,4; Science Club, 1; VICA, 3,4, President, 4. Patricia Ann Lee Student Council, 2; FBLA, 2. Vernest Lenard Legree Art Club, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Eugene Lewis J.Vx Basketball Team, 2; Intramural Basket- ball , 3. Steven Authur Lindsey Track Team, 3, 4. Mark Anthony Little FFA, 1,2, 3, 4; VICA, 3, 4; FBLA, 3. Carol Lynn Loch FBLA, 3; Intramurals Archery, 3; Art Club, 4. William Conard Loeffler B-Team Football, 2; Wrestling Team, 4; VICA, 4. Douglas Andrew Lowrey C-Team Football, 1; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Bengal Club, 3, 4; All Area, 4; National Honor Society, 1, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4; Student Council, 1, 2, 4; FBLA, 2, 3; Baseball Team, 2,3; Track Team, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Mascot, 4; FCA, 4; Powder-Puff Cheerleader, 1, 2, 4; Mu Alpha Theta, 4; Beta Club State Convention, 4; Spanish Club, 2. . Brian David Lumbert DE, 2, 3, 4; FFA, 2, 3, 4. Wendell Dana Lynch Track Team, 2, 3; National Honor Society, 1; Merit Scholarship Finalist, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Key Club, 2; FCA, 3, 4; Chaplain, 4; Beta Club State Convention, 3,4; Columbian Staff, 4; Wolfpack Staff, 1. Craig Allen MacDonald Daniel Wesley Mack Intramurals Basketball, 2; Intramurals Softball, 3. Alvin Earl Mershon FFA, 4. Michael Frank Millikin National Honor Society, 1; Newspaper Staff, 1; Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Key Club, 4; Intramural Council, 4; Varsity Ten- nis, 3, 4; J.V. Football, 2. Jane Elizabeth Minkley Epsilon Phi Sorority, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2; Foreign Language Club, 3; Columbian Staff, 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Student Council, 2; Powder- Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Golf Team, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Skit, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1; Prom Committee, 3; Splitrails Staff, 4. Willie Lorenzo Mitchell, Jr. ROTC, 3; Library Club, 4. Charles Wayne Mobley C-Team Football, 1; B-Team Football, 2; Var- sity Football 4; Wrestling Team, 2,3,4; ROTC, 3, 4; Track Team, 3; Concert Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble, 4. Bryan Monroe Tennis Team, 2, 4; Honor Society, 1. Deborah Cecile Montpetit Epsilon Phi Sorority, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 4; Na- tional Honor Society, 1, 3; Beta Club, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 4; Homecoming Skit, 3, 4; Class Officer, Sgt.-At-Arms, 4; Ad- visory Council, 3; French Club, 4; Student Council, 3; Epsilon Phi Server, 1; Homecom- ing Committee, 4; Prom Committee, 3; En- semble, 1; Math Award, 1. Michael Ray Moon C-team Football 1; FFA 1, 2; B-team Football 2; Wrestling 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; FCA 3, 4. Peggy Lou Morgan Health Club, V-Pres. 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 3, V.P., 3; Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-At-Arms 3; Columbian Staff 4; Tiger Staff 4, Editor, 4; Class Officer, V. Pres., 2, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, VP, 4; Wolfpack Staff, 1; Powder-Puff Manager, 4; Epsilon Phi Soror- ity, 3; C-team Cheerleader, Capt. 1; B-team Cheerleader, Capt. 2; Varsity Cheerleader, 3; Capt. 4; Usher at Baccalaureate, Prom Server, 2; Splitrail Staff, 4; Homecoming Court Committee, 3, 4; Prom Committee, 3, 4; Chorus, 1; FFA, 1, 2; Ensemble, 1; Baseball Bat-Girl, 2, 3, 4. David Franklin Morgan Senior Directory 53 —«r Susan Denise Hosford Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, 3,4; 'Tiger Staff 4; Columbian Staff 4; Epsilon Phi Sorority 4; Chorus 1; Drama Club 2; Student Council 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Powder-Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Skit 2, 3, 4; Split- rails Staff 4. Richard Mark Houston C-team Football 1; B-team Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4. Karen Yvonne Howell Powder-Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Tennis 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Columbian Staff 4; Tiger Staff 4; Splitrails Staff 4; Homecoming Skit 4; Float Committee 4; Field Day 4; FBLA3. John Anthony Howerton Anita Kaye Huggins Concert Chorus 3,4; FBLA 3. Julian Alvin Huggins Football, 1,2; Baseball Team, 1,2; Band, 1, 2, 3; FBLA, 4; Stage Band, 2, 3, 4; Solo and En- semble Contest, 2, 3. Linda Faye Hunter Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Server, 2; French Club, 3, Sec. 4; Annual Staff, 4. Wahcondah Michele Hunter Student Council, 1,2, Liaison Officer, 4; FHA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Council, 2, 3, 4; Youth Movement Program, Sec., 2; Beta Club, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee Chairman, 4; Scholarship Award, 4; Semi-Finalist National Merit Achievement, 4. Gary Lyn Hyde 'Tiger Staff, 4. John Young Inman Kenneth Bernard Jackson Basketball, 2; Intramurals, 2, 3. Vivian Yvette Jackson FHA, 2; Varsity Cheerleader, 4. Melvin Jerry Donald Johns Beta Club, 3, 4; FBLA, 3; Varsity Football, 4; Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4. Dolphus Ali Johnson FBLA, 4; Science Club, 4; Math Club, 1. Frederick Horace Johnson Honor Society, 1; B-team Football, 2; Homecoming Attendant Escort, 4. Drama Club, 2; Advisory Council, 2, 3; Homecoming Court, 2; Prom Server, 2; Sci- ence Fair 1st Place, 2; Biology Award, 2; Tuto- rial Club, 2; Perfect Attendance Award, 2, 3; Student Government Day, 2; Class President, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Star Student Nominee, 3; Homecoming Skit, 3, 4; Beta Convention De- legate, 3; Usher at Graduation, 3; Prom Committee,'3; Student Council, 4; Concert Chorus, 4; Epsilon Phi Sorority, 4; Optimist Club Award, 4. Eugene Michael Kahlich B-team Football, 2; Varsity Football, 4; Baseball Team, 2, 3, 4; FCA, 4. Patrick Adam Kalinoski FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA, 2; Work Club 2; Auto Mech., 4. David Kettles Patricia Dianne Killebrew Honor Society, 1; Sheriff's Explorer Post, 1; FHA 1; DECA, 3, 4; Beta Club, 4. Frances Diane Kinard Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Drama Club 1; JV Cheerleader, 2; Pep Club, 2; Powder-Puff Football, 4. Billie Jean King Work Experience, 2; Basketball Intramurals, 1. Ronnie Ray King FFA, 1; Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4; VICA, 2, 3, 4. Erik Lars Knudsen Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 2, 3; FBLA, 4. Kathy Kay Koon Student Council, 1; Drama Club, 1, 2; Tri-Hi- Y, 1,2, 3, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club, 1; Class Officer, Sec., 2; FFA, 2; Usher at Baccalaurate, 2; Class Of- ficer, Treas., 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Usher at Graduation, 3; Tutorial Club, 3; Columbian Staff, 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Art Club .4; Homecoming Skit, 4; Field Day, 4. Jeffery Lynn Labigang VICA, 3; Auto Mechanics Club, 4; US Army Dep. Harry Lee Lane C-team Football, 1; JV Basketball, 2. Thomas Keith Lane Art Club, 2,4. Patricia Laxton David Marion Mann Student Council, 1; FFA, 2, 3, 4; Rep. of Na- tional Convention, 2; Reporter, 3, 4; Wrestl- ing Team, 3; FBLA, 3, 4; Key Club, 4. Lynwood Larry Markham Patricia Gail Marlowe Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Chorus, 1; Ensemble, 1; Spanish Club, 1; French Club, 2; Senior Homecoming Court Attendant, 4; Student Council, 1, 2. Martin Martinez Honor Society, 1; American Legion Award, 1; C-Team Football, 1; Basketball Team, 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team, 2; Key Club, 2, 3; Track Team, 3; Most Valuable Defensive Back, 3; FCA, 3, 4; Foreign Language Club, 3, 4; Intramural Council, 3; Times-Union All Area Kicker, 4; Times Union All Area Defensive Back, 4; Florida Writers Association All Area Place Kicker, 4. Claude John Mathews Cynthia Maxwell James Howard McClellan FCA, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Track Team, 2, 3, 4. Teresa Lynn McDaniel Powder-Puff Football, 1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; French Club, 3; Tiger Staff, 4; Splitrails, 4; Epsilon Phi Sorority, 4; Chorus, 1; Science Club, 1, 2; Photography Club, 3; Drama Club, 2, 3; Columbian Staff 4, Business Manager, 4; FFA, 1, 2; Baseball Bat- Girl, 4. James Latta McDonald Varsity Football, 4; C-Team Football, 1; Per- fect Attendance Award, 2; Ag. Co-Op., 3, 4; Student Council, 2; FFA, 2, 3, 4. Craig Allan McDonald David Paul McGlamery Jon Alan McMurtrie Robert Winburn Medlock, Jr. Football, 1; Tiger Staff, 4. Gary Lynn Meeks VICA, 4; FBLA, 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA, 2, 3, 4. Debbie Lynn Merritt National Honor Society, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 3; Powder-Puff Football, 3; DECA, 4. Cynthia Ann Morrow French Club, 2, 4; Biology Award, 2; Foreign Language Club, 3; National Honor Society, 3, 4; French II Award, 3; Spanish I Award, 3; Honor Roll Certificate, 3; Spanish Club, 4; Beta Club, 4. Donald Frederick Morrow Samuel Murphy, Jr. Frederick Lawrence Muskewitz Columbian Staff, 4; Photography Club, 3. Lucinda Gail Myer Stephan Hayward Nail FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA, 4; FCA, 3; C-team Foot- ball, 1; B-team Football, 2; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Mascot, 2; Student Council, 4; Pro- jection Club, 2. Michael Everett Nelson FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA, Pres., 4; Beta Club, 4. Jonathan Reville Newton VICA, 2, 3; Library, 2. Becky Sue Nobles Ronald Edwin Norris VICA, 3. Sue Ann Norris Chorus, 1; National Honor Society, 1,3; FFA, 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1; FHA, 2, 3; Historian, 2, 3; DE I, 3; Beta Club, 4; DECA, 4. Frank Alston Norris Franklin Lawerence Oliver David Olson Anthony Daniel Ominski Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Studio Lab Band 2, 3, 4; Chess Club, 2, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 3. Sherry Susan Autumn Parker Lee DeChaine Parkin CECF 4. Sandra JoAnn Parrott Gloria Jean Paxton Michael David Pepper Gus Delano Perry Thomas Eugene Pharis DECA, 4; CECF, 4. 54 Senior Directory Bobby Eugene Phillips, jr. . Randy Dale Philman Wrestling, 2. Debra Philpot Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 4; Powder- Puff Football, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Softball, 2, 3; Stu- dent Council Representative, 4. David Eugene Pickren Frederick Pierce Theresa Lynn Pinkham James Henry Pitman, Jr. Student Council, 1,2; Key Club, 4; Beta Club, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Mascot, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court Escort, 4. Allen Bernard Pope Building-trade, 2, 3; Varsity Football, 4; Art Club, 4. Evelyn Rita Pottgen Rebecca A. Powell Cynthia Sue Price French Club, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4, Paramedics, 4; Epsilon Phi Sorority 4; Student Council, 4; Vocational Advisory Council, 4; Cheerleader, 1. Pamela Inez Price Ensemble, 3, 4. Gerald Anthony Pridgen Alma Jean Raulerson Student Council, 3. Joni Michelle Raulerson Juanita Reed • Melody Lanita Reed Billy Mike Register B-Team Football, 2; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Most Irresistable Football Player, 4. Howard Forrest Register FFA, 1,2, 3, 4; Football, 2. Richard Carlton Register FFA, 1,2,3,4. Lawanda Yvette Rentz Jonathan Newton Reville dent Council, 1, 3, 4; Advisory Council, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 2; French Club, 2, 3; Var- sity Golf Team, 2; Student Council, Sgt.-At- Arms, 4; Annual Staff, Editor, 4; Tiger” Staff, 4; Splitrails, 4; Epsilon Phi Server, 1; Epsilon Phi Sorority, 3, 4; Varsity Tennis Team, 3, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 3. Ernest Lee Rowe Sinclair Rowe John Pershing Ryan, Jr. Rifle Team, 3; Color Guard, 3; Drill Team, 3, 4; Key Club, 4; Track, 3; ETA, 4. Sherri Rene Sandlin Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, 3, 4; CBE, 4; FBLA, 4; JV Cheer- leader, 2; C-Team Cheerleader, 1; Photo- graphy Club, 2, 3; Foreign Language, 3; Chorus, 1; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; Homecoming Court, 3. Richard Eugene Saunders National Honor Society, 1; Chorus, 1; Sci- ence Club, 1; Spanish Club, 4. Carla Jean Savage Band, 3, 4; FBLA, 3, 4; Art Club, 3, 4; FHA, 4. Henry Glenn Sconyers Chorus, 1; National Honor Society, 1, 3; Sci- ence Club, 1; Beta Club, 3, Pres., 3; Beta Club District VII President. David Christopher Scruggs Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Chess Club, 3. Bobbie Ann Sheffield Chorus, 1, 2; Library, 4; ETA, 4. Donna Kaye Shellnut Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Pep Club, 2; Chorus, 1; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2; Photography Club, 2; FBLA, 2, 3; Tennis Team, 3; CBE, 4; Newspaper Staff, 1. Vickie Lynn Shellnut Ensemble, 1; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Pep Club, Treas.,2; FBLA, 3; CBE, 4; Student Council, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2; Photography Club, 2. Jerry Wayne Shelton Walter Broxton Sherrod DECA, 3; DCT, 4. Sharon Marie Short Pep Club, 2; National Honor Society, 3; DCT, 4. Bascom Haygood Summers III Student Council, 1, 4; National Honor Socie- ty, 1; C-Team Football, 1; Spanish Club, 2; Photography Club, 2; Key Club, 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis Team, 2; Art Club 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 3. Barbara Dale Tannenbaum Epsilon Phi Server, 1; Wolfpack Staff, 1; Na- tional Honor Society, T; Girl Scouts, 1; En- glish Award, 1; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 3, 4; Art Club, 3, 4; Ensemble, 1; ''Tiger'' Staff, 4; Columbian Staff, 4; Splitrails Staff, Editor, 4; French Club, 2, 3; Homecoming Skit, 2, 3, 4; Photography Club, 2; Prom Committee, 3; Epsilon Phi Sorority, 3, 4. Karen Lynn Tanner „ Howard Randall Taylor Science Club, 1; DECA, 3; DCT, 4; French Club, 2. John Scott Terrell National Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Team, 1, 2; Wolfpack Editor, 1; Science Award, 2; Key Club, 2, 3; French Club, 2, 3, 4; FBLA, 3; Beta Club, 4; NROTC Scholarship Finalist, 4; Mu Alpha Theta, 4. Bryan Carl Thomas Donna Jean Thomas Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, 3, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1,2, 3, 4; Epsilon Phi Sorority, 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Columbian Staff, 4; Chorus, 1; Splitrails Staff, 4; Chorus, 1; Splitrails Staff, 4; French Club, 2,3; Homecoming Skit, 3,4; Student Council, 1; Prom Committee, 3. Elizabeth Thomas Henry Michael Thomas FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team, 3. Phyllis Kay Thomas FHA, 1,2; Pep Club, 2; CBE, 4; FBLA, 4. Shawn Alletha Thomas FHA, 1, 3, 4; B-Team Cheerleader, 2; Varsity Cheerleader, 4; Girls' Softball Team, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Intramural Council 3,4; Girls' Basket- ball 3, 4. Terri Ann Thomas Tri-Hi-Y, 1,3; Band 2; FBLA, 2, 3, 4; CBE, 4. Errol Thompson Brenda Patrice Watson Dance Group, 1; Student Council, 1,2; FHA, 1, 2, 3; Intramurals, 1, 2, 3; Miss CHS Partici- pant. Carol Ann Webster Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2; National Honor Society, 1; Biology Award, 1; French Club, 2; Foreign Language Club, 3. Don David Weiffenbach C-Team Football, 1; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; FFA, 2, 3; FCA, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3; Student Council, 1,4; Wrestling, 1. Marvin Leon Wheeler Work Experience, 1,2; DE, 3; DECA, 3; DCT, 4; CECF, 4. Paul Aaron White Ethel Jeane White Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 4; Columbian Staff 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 4; Miss CHS Contestant, 3; Drama Club, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee, 3; Homecoming Committee, 3, 4; Splitrails, 4; Float Committee, 3,4; Ensemble, 3; Homecoming Skit, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Advisory Council, 3; Photography Club, 1, 2; Chorus, 1; Health Club, 2, 3; FHA, 1, 2. Mary Justine White FHA, 1; FBLA, 3, 4; PE Award, 1. Rebecca Lynn White Chorus, 1. Anthony Todd Williams FFA, 1,2, 3, 4. Barbara Ann Williams Typing Award, 1; Pep Club, 2, 3; Band 2; Ad- visory Council, 3; FHA, 3; FBLA, 4; CBE, 4. Dale Milton Williams Science Club, 1; Math Award, 1; National Honor Society, 1,4; VICA, 2; Class President, 4; Key Club, 3, 4; Beta Club, 4; Mu Alpha Theta, 4; Homecoming Skit, 4; Tri-Hi-Y Mas- cot, 4; Float Committee, 4. Daniel Thomas Williams FFA, 4; Library Club, 4; Photography Club, 2. Faye Elaine Williams National Honor Society, 1; FBLA, 4; English Award, 1. Larmar Quinton Williams Student Council, VP, 1, 3; Pres., 4; Photo- graphy Club, 1; National Honor Society 1, 3, 4; C-Team Football, 1; Science Award, 1,2, 3; American Legion Award, 1; Class President, 2; B-Team Football, 2; Varsity Baseball, 2,3,4; Senior Directory 55 Rita Reyelts Donna Rich James Ray Richards Science Club, 1; National Honor Society, 1; Spanish Club, 2; FFA, 3,4. Reginald Author Richardson Cathy Roberts Michael Craig Roberts Radio and TV Club, 4. Don Edwin Robinson C-Team Football, 1; B-Team Football 2; Var- sity Football, 3; Chorus, 1. • Susan Tonita Robinson FBLA, 2; FHA, 3. Tony Lewis Robinson • C-Team Football, 1; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Leading Gateway Conference Rusher, 4; VICA, 2, 3; Channel 17 Gateway Conference Fullback, 3, 4; All Area, 3, 4; Meninak Bowl Most Valuable Player, 3; Bengal Club, 2, 3, 4. Teresa Ann Rodgers National Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Epsilon Phi Server, 1; Student Council, 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4, District Sec., 4; French Club, 4; Concert Chorus, 4. Tammy Jo Rogers FHA, 2; Pep Club, 2; FBLA, 3; ROTC, 3, 4; Rifle Team, 3, 4; CECF, 4; ETA, 4; ROTC Cheerleader, 4. Carl Al Roof National Honor Society, 1; Science Club, 1; 2nd Place Science Fair, 1; Honorable Mention District Science Fair, 1; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 2; Beta Club, 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta, 4. Susan Walker Rountree Tri-Hi-Y, 1,2, Parliamentarian 1, President, 2; Girl Scouts, 1; Drama Club, 1, 2; National Honor Society, 1; Photography Club, 1; Stu- Sylvia Diane Sims Monica Gail Smith Patti Ann Smith National Honor Society, 1; Wolfpack Staff, 1; Student Council, 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; B-Team Cheerleader, 2; Pep Club, 2; Spanish Club, 3; DCT, 4. Jane Ann Smith Columbian Staff, Editor, 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Health Club, 4. Gtiy Francis Snead, Jr. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Studio Lab Band, 3, 4. Debra Lorene Snelgrove Catherine Elizabeth Sova FHA, 1; Pep Club, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 2; DECA, 3; DCT, 4. Sharon Lorraine Spence FHA, 1; Pep Club, 2; Work Experience, 2; DECA, 3, 4; Library, 4. Elizabeth Jayne Splichal Fighting Tiger Band, 1,2; Ensemble, 4; Photo- graphy Club, 2, 3; Art Club, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club, 4; Mu Alpha Theta, 4; Beta Club, 4; French Club, 4. David Keith Spradley FFA, 2, 3, 4; DECA, 4; Boy Scouts of America, 1,2,3,4. Sidney Delano Spradley Roy Perry Stalvey James Joshua Steele Willie Bryant Stewart Darrell Eugene Sudduth Photography Club, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Spanish Club, 2, 3; Library Club, 4. Ronald Lee Thompson FFA, 1,2, 3,4. James Eric Thomsen, Jr. Math Award, 1, 3; Science Award, 1; C-Team Football, 1; National Honor Society, 1; Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 4; JV Basketball, 3,4; Mu Alpha Theta, 3, 4; Spanish Club, Treas. 4. Elisha Wallace Todd 4-H Club, 1; FFA, 2, 3, 4. Daryl Tomlinson Rodney Eugene Tompkins FFA, 1,2, 3, 4, VP, 1, Pres. 4; Beta Club, 4. Perry Ellis Tootle Band, 1,2, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4. Jennie Lynne Tramel Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Class Secre- tary, 3. Denise Tunsil National Honor Society, 1; FHA, 1. Vivian Juanita Tunsil National Honor Society, 1; Wolfpack Staff, 1; Pep Club, 2; FBLA, 3, 4; CBE, 4. Randall Corden Tyre Jack Franklin Varnom FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA, 3; Powder-Puff Cheer- leader, 4. Douglas Scott Vocelle Tri-Hi-Y Mascot, 1; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Key Club, 2,3,4, VP, 2; Legislative Page in Tal- lahassee, 1, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Staff, Editor, 4; Columbian Staff, 4; Splitrails Staff 4. Arnita Waldon FHA, 4; FBLA, 4. Lisa Cheryl Waldron Columbian Staff, 4; Tiger Staff, 4. Johnnie Edward Walker French Club, 2; Beta Club, 3, 4; Advisory Council, 3; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Star Student Award, 3; Mu Alpha Theta, 4; Optimist Club Outstanding Student Award, 4. Rebecca Williams Library Club, 2; VOE, 2; Band, 2, 3, 4; Tiger Staff, 4; Columbian Staff, 4. Shari Danette Williams Pep Club, 2, 3; Band, 2; Concert Chorus, 4. Lynn Frances Williamson Tri-Hi-Y, 1; French Club, 2, 3; Paramedics Club, 4. Ernest Lee Wilson Pattie Dale Wilson Epsilon Phi Sorority, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 4; Powder-Puff Football, 2, 3, 4; Field Day, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1,2; Class Secretary, 4; Miss CHS Finalist, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; National Honor Society, 1, 3; Art Club, 4; Key Club Sweetheart, 4; Homecoming Skit, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee, 3. Stephen Carl Wilson National Honor Society, 4; Mu Alpha Theta, 4. Valerie Jeanelle Wilson Tri-Hi-Y, 1; VOE, 2; FBLA, 2. Yolando Denise Wilson Johnathan Wyche Paul Jody Yancey National Honor Society, 1,2, 3; C-Team Foot- ball, 1; B-Team Football, 2; Varsity Football, 3, 4; FCA, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 4. Marjorie Lynn Young FHA, 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2; 4-H, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; FBLA, 3; DCT, 4; CECF, 4. Susan Jane Zimmerman Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team, 1; Basketball Team, 1, 2; 4-H, 2, 4; FFA, 3, 4; Beta Club, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4. SENIORS IN ACTION! 56 Senior Directory JUNIORS Strong Leadership Helps the Juniors Patiently wait the Juniors While the quickening year passes Looking now back, Seeing the traveled road dusty, With scattered years of toil, Sprinkled sweetly with joy, Memories haunting Lyrical in afterthoughts cool light, Looking now ahead. Straining eyes to piece shifting mists. Clouding the path beyond, Till hope at last brings fresh winds, Blowing the gloom away, Showing a twisted path climbing. Into tomorrow. A mountain high with jagged arms Reaching for the sky, Adorned with a weaving path worn, By those who came before, Leading to the great fork, Mantled by clouds, Where the sad roads part In the Senior year, Falteringly trudge the Juniors, The path ahead lies now clear, They must climb the mountain, and Part their Senior year. WL Junior class officers. President Cenia Minor, Vice President Kerri Koon, Sec. Penny Hudson, Tres. Wendy Welch, Sergeant-at-Arms Cheryl Joye, Laison Clarence Tucker, lead their class down the road to success. The Class President, Cenia Minor, skipping class? It couldn't be. 60 Juniors Joe Adams Doug Adel Laurie Akins Jody Alderman Lisa Alderman Delbert Alexander Robin Alexander Roy Alexander Wesley Allen Randy Alsup Debbie Arnold Packy Arnold Paul Arnold Veronica Ausgood Wanda Bailey Michael Ballard Lucas Barber Milton Barber Darrell Barker Louise Baskette Mike Bass Theresa Bass Nathan Beasley Terri Bedenbaugh Kathy Beggs Ada Bennett Sandra Benton Michael Bergman Laura Bethea Janice Bishop Bonnie Blackwell Martin Boone Dean Boston Kelly Bouscher Cheri Boutwell Craig Bowen Laurie Bozzuto Andrew Brabson Teresa Bradley Juniors 61 Willie Bradley Lee Brinkley Jimmy Briscoe Lisa Broshar Brenda Brown Denise Brown Dennis Brown Guy Brown Kay Bryant Mark Bryant William Buchanan Theresa Burney Robert Caley Jim Calloway Decarlos Camiel Mary Ann Cannon Debi Carnathan Alex Carswell Tona Carswell Betty Carter Cindy Carter Rhonda Carter Dudley Cason Felica Cason Pam Cason Elaine Chandler Cathy Chaplin Cheryl Charles 62 Juniors Lynn Christie Ned Church Gwynn Cochran Kim Coglon Christine Coleman Jamie Conrady Rodney Cook Rebecca Coone Candy Cooper Clayton Cooper Curtis Cooper Tina Cooper Andrew Copeland Wayne Crusaw Kathy Cummings David Danielson Clinton Davis Malcolm Dees Steve Denmark Mark Depka Rocky Depratter Debbie Dice Becky Dicks Kevin Dicks Jimmy Disbrow Calvin Douberly Craig Douglas Ronnie Douglas Pam Drew Dennis Dyal Charlie Eatman Jacki Edwards Mary Pat Ellis Sarah Ellis Gail English Martha Evans Give Me Purple . . . . Juniors display their love for Ti- gers. Juniors 63 Ricky Fair Sylvia Fernandez Anna Fredricks Brenda Free Sharon Freeman Tom Friedman Sandy Cay Robert Gaylord Kathy Gemmer Billy Goodson Kathy Gilmer Charles Goodson Melissa Graham Annette Green Earl Green Tim Greene Arnold Griffen Lisa Guthrie Bobby Hall Robert Hall Susan Hall Mark Hamm Pat Hammers Bob Hammons Robert Hampton Trudi Hampton Roland Hancock Stacy Hansens Albert Harrington Susan Harrington Earl Harvey Claudette Henderson Kay Hill Sandra Hill Terri Hines Nola Hines Randy Hobbs Phyllis Hollingsworth Towanda Honor Darlene Howard Patti-Jo Howard Mike Hubert Jay Huddleston Tim Hybart Jackie Jackson James Jackson Judy Jackson Elsie James Dennis Jarrell Audre Jeffers Melinda Jenkins Racheal Jenkins MacAuther Jerry Doris Johnson 64 Juniors Juniors Plan For Prom Kirk Johnson Lora Ann Johnson Pearlie Johnson Beverly Jones Billy Jones Bruce Jones Jeanie Jones Lamar Jones Lucinda Jones Pam Jones Randy Jones Cheryl Joye Lisa Justice Melinda Keen Beth Kinard Clifton Kirby Mark Kirby Sharon Kite Juniors 65 Laughter And Memories Brighten The Halls Mark Klinpeter John Knight Gary Knowles Christa Knudsen Kerri Koon Celestine Lane Willette Lane Brenda Larson Rita Lawton Brett Leary Kay Lee Roger Lee Lyndon Leguire A1 Levings Wayne Levy Selma Lins Wendy Lockamay Billy Lockette Felipe Luaces Marie Luaces Donny MacLaren Vicki Mansfield Steve Maple Steve Marsee Joe Markham Alan Martin Paul Martin Matt Mathis Jimmy Mathews Suzanne Mauldin Larry Maxwell Mona McCellan Charles Jones wets his whistle while changing classes 66 Juniors Juniors Strive For Togetherness Cindy McCormick Bardrick McGuire Ken McKee Susan McKee Mark McMurtrie Norman McRae Sally Melnick Larry Merricks Terri Mikell Ruthie Miller Teresa Milton Genia Minor Sarah Minter Barbara Mizell Joe Montgomery Bob Moon Theresa Moore Cindy Morgan Ernie Morgan Cheryl Morris Randy Morris Roger Morris Kevin Morton Jeanie Moses Clinton Davis and Penny Harris is that your way of showing no affection? Juniors 67 Juniors Enjoy Being A Part Of CSHS Bruce Musselwhite Glenda Nash Robert Nash Ricky Nash Renata Nemecek Bruce Nicely Robert Nicholson Lorette Nodes Jimmy North Carolyn Oliver Vernita Oliver Dave Olson Pat Oosterhoudt Jim Osburn Keith O'Steen Donna Owens Janet Oxindene Dan Page Marsha Pafford Pam Pannell Jane Parker Mavis Parnell Cindy Parrish Laura Pate Mark Patrick Dean Pauley Melinda Peeler Glenn Perry Beverly Petti bone Debi Petty Richard Phillips Bonnie Philpot June Pope Shirley Pope Debbie Posey Otis Privette Doris Quintana Ann Randolph Andri Redding Darlene Register Mike Register Jeff Revels Kebra Revels Ronnie Reynolds Pat Rice Robert Rice William Richards 68 Juniors I Denise Richardson Debbie Rideout Gilbert Rikard Francis Riker Callie Riley Debbie Rinaldo Sharon Rentz Robert Rivers Susan Roberts Dale Robinson Darlene Robinson Ann Rodell Junior Joe Montgomery blows his horn for Tiger spirit. Terry Rogers Timmy Rogers Cindy Romine Norbie Ronsonet Randy Roy Paul Rucinski Larry Russell Timmy Russell Brook Ryan Danny Sanders Tommy Sanders Vickey Saunders Juniors 69 Dale Sconyers Tim Setzer Greg Shaw Elvin Sheppard Eddie Shipp Phyllis Simmons Suzanne Simmons Jimmy Singley Curtis Sistrunk Laura Smith Mary Jane Smith Max Smith Raymond Smith Rhonda Smith Richard Smith Wilbur Smith Guy Sutherland Ken Spieth Randy Spradley Roy Spurling Debbie Stalvey Kay Stalvey Joe Starling Janet Staten Tammy St. John Kenneth Stutzman Chelene Strickland Lisa Strickland Dawn Sullivan Deborah Sutton 70 Juniors Jimmy Sutton Janet Summers Summer Summers Becky Swanson Sandra Tanner Elizabeth Terry Billy Thomas Jeff Thomas Karen Thomas Mike Thomas David Tomlinson Gloria Thompson Alice Tice Mike Tice Roger Tomberlin Billie Tompkins Ann Toner Dell Townsend Nancy Townsend Willie Townsend Kenneth Treichler James Tweedale Flo Ann Tyre Robert Tyson Mark Waddell Deborah Wadford Randy Waldron Kathy Walker Sylvester Warren Mattie Watkins Juniors 71 Juniors Enjoy Time Away From School Simmonette Watson Phyllis Watson Carlton Watson Wendy Welch Heywood Whidden David Whitaker Velma White Wimpy White Kathleen Whitesell Lynda Wiggins Gary Williams Jimmy Williams Steve Williams 72 Juniors Nola Hines and Audre Jeffers ride in the Homecoming parade to repre- sent their class. One More Year To Go l John Williamson David Willis Randy Willis Napolean Witfield Jo Ann Witt Jeff Woods Harry Woods Steve Woods Frank Wynne Sherry Wyman David Yalie Patti Yates John Yon Angela Young Nancy Zedaker 73 David Whitaker enjoys getting out of class to help carry things into the new school. - v.. ; w '-i Academics Academics 75 The Tallahassee Gang The teachers of Columbia Senior School proposed Susan Capell, Susie Rountree, Teresa Rodgers, Mark Clark, Mike Millikin, Barry Henry, Hal Arnold, and Johnny Bullard to serve as representatives for Girls or Boys State in Tallahassee. These students then gave a speech on Why I wish to attend Girls or Boys State . They were then voted on by the American Legion. In Tallahassee, they acquainted themselves on the Legislative process and the intricacy of government. 1. Girls and Boys State members Barry Henry, Susan Capell, Hal Arnold, Susie Rountree, Mike Millikin, and Mark Clark. Not pictured Teresa Rodgers and Johnny Bullard. 2. Hal Arnold concentrates on studies. 3. Teresa Rodgers looks over a book of her favorite stories. 4. Barry Henry sets up an alarming situation. 5. Susan Capell hamming it up on her licorice stick. 6. The pause that refreshes Mark Clark. 7. Mike Millikin signs up for the SAT test in Guidance. 8. What's Susie Rountree smiling about? The yearbook didn't meet its deadline! , ««dm . : d it, j2f Top 20% Senior Placement Scores are: 1st row, left to right: Mark Brown, Perry Tootle, Lee Coone, Pam Anderson, Kim Guffey, Cindy Morrow, and Wendell Lynch. 2nd row, left to right: Henry Sconyers, Sean Carson, Ray Richards, Jimmy Pittman, and Steve Wilson. Not pictured: Frank Burnette, and Barry Henry. Top scorer on the Senior Placement Test is Wendell Lynch. 78 Senior Placement Test By allowing the Senior class to take the Senior Placement test, one can easily pick those outstanding in the class of Seventy-Six. Seniors faced a battery of tests covering ev- erything from academics to auto mechanics. This test, given in the fall, is conducted throughout the state of Florida. Four hundred and three seniors participated in this event which will help determine their college entrance. Conquering the academic world provides a chal- lenge in the form of the Senior Placement Test. Fifteen out of four hundred and three is the number of students ranking in the top 10% on the Senior Placement. These intellects scored from 430-495 on their test, which en- ables them to enroll in most col- leges. Not far behind the top '10% there's the top 20%. These students scored 380 to 429 on the test. . . . But They Don't Stand Alone Top 20 Senior Placement Scores are: Mike Millikin, Jerry Bryant, Susan Capell, Teresa Rodgers, Deborah Montpetit, Donna Thomas, Michele Joyner, Linda Danielson, and Linda Clowacki. 2nd row, left to right: David Mann, Robert Bryner, Al Huggins, Dale Williams, Jerry Shelton, Barry Bunn, Pam Price, Doug Fraser, Bob Coxe, and Claude Matthews. 3rd row, left to right: Doug Lowery, Mark Clark, Al Roof, Scott Terrell, Robin Green, and Jimmy Thompson. Not pictured: Charlie Charles, Phillip Gerlach, Tom Hollingsworth, David Scruggs, and Jody Yancey. c 0 1 I e g e B o u n d Lake City Community College ac- cepts students who have completed their requirements at Columbia Senior High School and also have a B plus average to participate in the Early Admissions Program. For any students who want to obtain their Freshman College credits in their Senior year, the program ranks as one of the most progressive availa- ble. Suzy Cowen applied, was accepted, and is enjoying the responsibility and freedom of college life. 7. Suzy Cowen gets an early start to college life. 2. Open campus provides a quiet place for studying. 80 Early Admissions Winner Takes Two Michele Joyner rates high in ability and achievement. Her vigor and energetic attitudes played a major role in her obtaining both the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) and Betty Crocker Awards. Her knowledge of Home Economics was the key to acquiring the Betty Crocker Award, sponsored by the General Mills Incorporation. But, her overall personality, patriotism, and leadership was rewarded by winning the DAR Award. Putting her best foot forward . . . Michele Joyner. Betty Crocker and DAR 81 Only A Chosen Few In The Field Of Many Norbie Ronsonet - Third Place W Students Speak Out On Bicentennial Heritage 82 Voice of Democracy The Voice of Democracy is a National Broadcast Scriptwrit- ing program designed to give high school students the op- portunity to voice their own opinions on a patriotic theme and to convey their thoughts via broadcasting Media to all America. showed great pride in their her- itage. They were: Sharon Rentz, who won 1st place and $25; Elaine Douglas followed up with second place and $15 prize money. Coming in third was Norbie Ronsonet with $10. The Veterans of Foreign Wars and their Ladies Auxiliary along with the Cooperation of the National States Association of Broadcasters sponsored this program. This year's subject What Our Bicentennial Heritage Means to Me proved to be a successful one, as three of our students Top Scholars With Top Honors Out of the field of many seniors, two students were singled out by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Mikki Hunter and Wendell Lynch were named Merit Finalists on the basis of their high performance on the Pre- liminary Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT N'MSQT). These students are in the upper 2 percent of those graduating in 1976. To further their schol- arship opportunities NMSC has sent their names to their first and second college choices. Danny Ominski received Hon- orable Mention from the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Cor- poration also. Merit Finalists 183 Look Out Government, i Student Government Day is an an- nual event to acquaint some stu- dents with the functions of local government. Every year Student Council officers. Senior Class offi- cers and five elected students parti- cipate for a full day of learning and fun. They visit city officials and learn the duties of these offices. Students then, take over offices such as the Mayor, County Commissioners, Fire-Chief, Police-Chief and others. 7. Students participating in Student Govern- ment Day. 1st row, I to r Lisa Smith, Mark Clark, Linda Danielson, and Teresa Rodgers. 2nd row, I to r Deborah Montpetit, Lamar Wil- liams, Susie Rountree and Pattie Wilson. 3rd row I to r Peggy Morgan, Dale Williams, Scott Terrell and Mikki Hunter. 4th row I to r Jody Yancey, Cynthia Anderson, Bryan Monroe and Vernest LeGree. 2. Student Council Officers discuss their plans for Student Government Day. 3. Ahhh . . . the Super Life of being a Senior Class Officer. 4. Jody Yancey, Teresa Rodgers and Vernest LeGree take a break be- fore their duties begin. Not pictured: Margie Young and Bryan Monroe. 84 Student Government Day Here We Come Student Government Day 185 HE SHAPING ur IUUI m i UldliU g i ERYDAYLIFE S5 Xim % r romme anerican Dream Q. S enten H aOAF ls Schef led Toda C bCO o r � OU Slips 1 4 want you g forbad this one life § Actions Speak Louder Than Words Readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmatic are only a part of the shaping of a new school. Students attempted to lay the foundation for a rich and thriv- ing year but had highs and lows in doing so. Students learn to accept respon- sibilities and take a stand on what they believe is right. Getting in- volved and making each second of every minute count makes for a new and challenging day. As the sun rises and the sun sets every beginning must come to an end. 7. Study Hall catches students at their best. 2. Sign in Please” 3. Mrs. Burgess gives friendly advise to a chemistry student. 4. Pooh on Pub!” 5. David Chaney proves practice makes perfect. 6. Secretarial skills are not an exclu- sive property of girls. 7. Heave Ho!” 8. The Bicentennial Oak for the Bicentennial class.” Students in Action 89 Football 9 12 Fletcher H Boys' Basketball 9 19 Parker A 9 26 Open 12 9 White A 10 3 Sandalwood A 12 12 Sandalwood A 10 10 Jackson A 12 16 Stanton H 10 17 Englewood H 12 19 Fletcher H 10 24 Lee A 1 6 Ribault A 10 31 Wolfson H 1 9 Wolfson H 11 7 Orlando Jones H 1 13 Orange Park H 11 14 Forrest A 1 16 Parker A 11 21 White A 1 20 Raines A Region Championship: 1 23 Technical A 11 28 Raines A 1 27 Paxon H Area Championship: 1 30 Forrest H 12 5 Leon A 1 31 Jackson A 2 3 Lee H 2 6 Englewood A 2 7 Sandalwood H 2 10 Fletcher A 2 13 Wolfson A 2 14 Parker H 2 20 Forrest A 2 21 Englewood H Girls' Basketball 1 5 Forrest A 1 8 Wolfson H 1 16 Parker A 1 19 Sandalwood H 1 26 Paxon H 1 29 Forrest H 2 2 Parker H 2 5 Englewood A 2 9 Fletcher A Wrestling 2 12 Wolfson A 2 16 Englewood H 12 10 Parker H 2 19 Fletcher H 12 12 Sandalwood H 2 23 Sandalwood A 1 7 Fletcher A 3 4 District 1 9 Wolfson A 3 12 Regional 1 14 Englewood A 3 18 State 1 21 Forrest A Baseball 2 20 Santa Fe H 3 25 Jackson H 2 27 Fernandina A 3 26 White H 3 2 Parker H 3 30 Ribault A 3 5 Forrest A 4 1 Stanton H 3 6 Live Oak A 4 2 Raines H 3 9 Wolfson A 4 8 Forrest H 3 11 Sandalwood H 4 9 Wolfson H 3 12 Englewood A Parker A 3 16 Fletcher A 4 16 Live Oak H 3 18 Paxon H 4 20 Sandalwood A 3 19 3 23 Lee Oranop� Park A H 4 22 4 23 Englewood Flptrhnr H H Vv I al pc I cl 1 lx 1 1 C 1L 1 1 v-1 Track VARSITY SCHEDULES 3 2 Englewood Wolfson 3 9 Raines Forrest 3 16 Fletcher Paxon 3 24 Lee Relays 4 6 Eastern Division Meet 4 9 Gateway Conference Meet Boys Golf 2 24 Parker H 2 27 Forrest A 3 2 Macclenny A 3 5 Sandalwood A 3 9 Englewood H 3 12 Fletcher H 3 16 Wolfson A 3 19 Parker A 3 23 Forrest H 3 26 Starke A 3 30 Sandalwood H 4 2 Englewood A 4 6 Fletcher A 4 9 Wolfson H 4 16 Macclenny H 4 27 Starke H 4 30 District Tournament Girls Tennis 2 12 Gainesville H 3 11 Forrest A 2 17 Macclenny H 3 15 Englewood H 2 20 Chiefland A 3 18 Parker A 2 24 P. 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Younge A 3 23 Lake Butler A 2 26 Starke A 3 25 Fletcher H 2 28 Monticello H 3 29 Sandalwood A 3 3 Santa Fe H 4 2 Gateway Conference 3 5 Madison A Tournaments 3 8 Wolfson A Softball 31 Parker H 3 3 Sandalwood A 3 10 Forrest H 3 12 Fletcher A 3 15 Englewood H 3 17 Wolfson A 3 22 Parker A 3 24 Sandalwood H 3 29 Forrest A 3 31 Fletcher H 4 5 Englewood A 4 7 4 23 Wolfson District H Girls Golf 2 24 Parker A 3 9 Englewood H 3 16 Wolfson H 3 23 Forrest A 3 30 Sandalwood A 4 6 Fletcher H Boys Tennis 2 17 Gainesville A 3 17 Santa Fe A 2 20 Madison H 3 19 Starke H 2 24 Wolfson A 3 23 Raines A 2 27 Forrest H 3 26 Fletcher A 3 2 Englewood H 3 30 White H 3 3 Santa Fe H 4 1 Gainesville H 3 5 Madison A 4 2 Sandalwood A 3 9 Paxon H 4 8 Gateway 3 12 Parker H Conference 3 16 Jackson A Tournament Sports 93 75-76 Fighting Tigers 7 James McClellan 185 QB 41 Doug Lowrey 175 DB 66 Frank Giampico 180 DE 10 Allen Blair 150 QB 42 Sean Carson 165 DB 70 Jack Hudson 215 T 11 Kenny Owens 135 QB 43 Joe Adams 160 DB 71 Mike Register 240 T 13 Kip Gardner 175 RB 44 Al Waters 160 DB 73 Danny Witt 230 T 14 Rocky DePratter 170 WO 45 Cyrus Currington 150 DB 75 David Weiffenbach 220 T 20 Marty Martinez 185 DB 46 Tony Robinson 205 FB 76 Ricky Houston 240 T 21 Rudolph Davis 160 WO 50 Heyward Whiddon 150 C 77 Chris Harris 165 DE 22 Mike Moon 155 DE 51 Tim Hester 175 LB 78 Bubba McDonald 175 T 23 Donald Johns 150 WO 52 Charlie Charlies 175 LB 80 Mike Kahlich 170 WO 24 Gary Williams 160 DB 53 Randy Roy 171 C 81 Kent Gardner 175 TE 25 Mike Bergman 155 WO 54 David Mann 167 G 82 Randy Adams 185 DE 26 Steve Nail 150 WO 55 Jody Yancey 206 LB 83 Roger Morris 170 DE 30 Ronnie Drake 175 DB 56 Charles Mobley 200 G 84 Lamar Williams 155 WO 31 Gus Perry 150 WO 60 Donnie Harrison 180 T 85 Allen Pope 180 MG 32 Tommy Young 175 RB 63 Mike Barrs 170 LB 86 Norman McRae 170 DE 35 Wendell Lynch 130 WO 64 Ronnie Douglas 188 G 88 Robin Green 235 T 40 Bob Moon 160 RB 65 Dale Hayes 168 G Region Champs East Conference Champs District Four Champs 152 Queen Kelly Reigns Over 1975-76 Homecoming. 1) Patti Marlowe escorted by Dale Williams. 2) Cynthia Anderson escorted by Frederick Johnson. 3) Audre Jeffers escorted by Joley Williams. 4) Nola Hines escorted by Billy Jones. 5) Kelly Bailey smiles through tears of joy after she was crowned Homecoming Queen. She is escorted by Jimmie Pitman. 6) 1974 Homecoming Queen, Mary Ann Skin- ner, crowns Kelly Bailey. 7) Senior attendants of the Homecoming court as they are recognized in the Pep Rally. 153 Who's Who in the Class of 76 Outstanding '76 Seniors Shine with Bicentennial Spirit Leadership and responsibility key- noted the 20 girls and boys chosen by the class of 76 to represent them in Who's Who. More than just a popularity contest. Who's Who fea- tures those persons most directly in- volved in Homecoming, Sports, Academics, Clubs, and Community affairs. Excellence, friendliness, and character accentuate the Leaders of 76. Exemplifying the Bicentennial Spirit, the Class of 76 presents the very best. 155 Big Dale . . . breaker, breaker rouno Kf. . Senior Class President. . . Old vMEf. . Every- body's Bro . . . m Brothers of America . . . Always has something to say . . . mascot . . . won't shave that stache . . . loves those two legged deer . . . he's got it upstairs ... DALE WILLIAMS. r 156 157 •i HI k . . . Miss pt to say and . cher and they works with Senior wne Cookman . . . . CYNTHIA ANDER- Dock or Jock TVa rea tennis pro . . . parlez vous fraftcais? . . . racer . he is jumna be a real success . . . Mark ft ClarEy ! • itri''olved in everything . . . nose to the grind stone . . . zJjMjfe worker . . . scientifically inclined ... a kind word for everyone . . . his friends MARK CLARK. mean a lot nice guy . SkfENRY SCONYERS. Beta Prez . . hits those books . . . has a 4.0and nothing less ... knows his stuff. . . National Honor Society. . . In- volved in church J. V friendly and nice . . . level-headed . . . Big Blue Bomb . . . along with . . . Must really fcrn sZ y.-. . . just an all. round 158 The brother of soul. . . basketball freak . . . Casinova . . . Wears those flashy threads . . . Cheer . . . blue-grey Dat- sun . . . crazy about his girls'. . . sweet as candy . . . seems to be everybody's man . . . Forever sinking two for you . . . wants that Fro to be gather - O” . . . Number 10. . . MARIO COPPOCK. 159 Squarebi girls . . . can Girl Stater strong . . . red o Puff center for three years yearbook editor . . . never quiet . . . special and friendly to many . . . SUSIE ROUNTREE. r. Monts' racket ... . . L head . . rpwder terrific Short but sweet . . . he cares about his grades . . seems to really get along with everybody . . . plays that tennis . . . always seems to be involved m a real comedian . . ,, , W him down . A Advertiser. . . talented in more ways than one I . . neverat a loss for words . . . BARRY'HFNRYS Speaks her minck. C.B.L. Sweetheart jfV'. determination pjus.t . . Miss CHS Most Original Tatenf. . . Bouncy blond land full of pepW- woddng gal . . . -Jastback V. W.. .r. 22isfygr number and Tommy is her man . rings pn her fin- gers . . . sweetness goes with her smiles . . . individual. . . SHLRRI SANDLIN. 161 Campus Queens 1. Pattie Wilson; Key Club Sweetheart 2. Bar- bara Williams and Sherri Sandlin; CBF Sweethearts 3. Susan McKee; DCT Sweetheart sjupriiwi Junior Takes Scepter of New School Janet Summers, Miss CHS The glamour of a big time Beauty Pageant was brought to the CHS Au- ditorium in March of 1975 when the loveliest girls on campus competed for the coveted Miss CHS title. Modeling sports clothes, dem- onstrating individual talents and many personalities, these girls worked long and hard for this spe- cial night. By the end of the pageant, tension had built throughout the Au- ditorium. Finally, when the time came, Janet Summers was an- nounced the new Miss CHS, with Cynthia Anderson 1st runner-up, and Kelly Bailey following with 2nd runner-up. Cynthia Anderson, 1st runner-up Kelly Bailey, 2nd runner-up 164 Features Susan Bard Clay Pattie Wilson Cynthia Anderson Laurie Hansen Janet Summers . . . sang Cynthia Anderson . . . dramatic reading Kelly Bailey . . . comedy Gail Lee . . . sang and played piano Laurie Hansen . . . sang Becky Blewett . . . played piano Jeane White . . . sang Susan Bard Clay . . . sang Brenda Watson . . . dramatic reading Pattie Wilson . . . danced Pam Price . . . sang Karen Howell . . . artwork Sherrie Sandlin . . . gymnastics Pam Price Karen Howell Becky Blewett Kelly Bailey Brenda Watson Sherri Sandlin Features 165 Bricks Rise to Meet Our Expectations Although there was alot of doubt that the new Senior High wouid ever be built, all doubt was removed when the ground breaking ceremonies were held August 4, '1974. But problems arose as sink-holes were discovered and many complications developed. Again there was dismay and wondering if the school could be constructed at its present site. These worries were erased forever though, as the new Columbia Senior High School opened its doors to the students September 8, 1975. 166 At first the new design seemed like a maze to the students, but after a few days most of the students had everything figured out. Unlike being at the old CHS, only Juniors and Seniors were attending the new school. At first there were problems between the classes, as to who would receive what privileges. However, like most of the other predicaments of the school, these problems were also solved. Our four million dollar school was built on eighty-eight acres. This all electric building has the electric capacity of about sixty homes. In order to cool such a spacious building, twenty-six air conditioners were installed in the roof by helicopters. Features 167 MEMORIES OF OUR NEW BEGINNING Pub . . . deadlines, deadlines, dead- lines . . . $250 worth of ads — A or F . . . Cookie Woman!! . . .somebody help me write some copy . . . any- body got a proportion wheel? . . . Hey, let's wait til tomorrow . . . Please don't fuss at me anymore Mrs. Carter. . .But. . .But. . Co call Mr. Day . . Clean up this room! . . . Clean off my desk! . . .We can't find the Pub keys, let's go find Mr. Op- perman . . . Can't anybody spell cat!. . .Weshurkan!! . . .Whycan't we even f igu re out what goes on each page! . . . sign in, sign out. . . single file — go get those tardy slips (es- cort??) . . . get her away from me . . . tempers flare—red carpet. . .this is the worlds smallest record player playing my heart bleeds for you . . . swallow a bandaid . . . Shame! . . . sit on it . . . better later than never ... if you can't do it, I'll do it myself . . . pregame jitters . . . homebound . . . NOBODY'S exempt . . . plant those pines! . . . how long will they last? ... let me in Shmuck — who is it? . . . ME! . . . I'm developing pic- tures . . . then why are the lights on? . . . let's go on the roof... ice skate . . . you guys . . . interviews . . . Shame . . . you know your face is tight. . . midnight madness . . . I've got to be in the mood to write copy . . . it's not my turn to sell yearbooks . . . OOH, OOH Mrs. Kotter! . . . who's got a date tonight?. . .where's the party? . . . what's the SCOOP? . . . talk some trash . . . bring those cookies!. . . toilet tongue. . .lemon crazy . . . What's wrong Mrs. Carter — you look good today . . . We love you . . . Bate . . . Shame ... if you jump down my throat I might choke to death . . . Pauli — get to work! . . . Grose Doug, Does anyone have a Kleenex? . . . Nosey Journalism . . . I'm going to lunch ... 20 minutes early? . . . Can I go use the phone? . . . what's the number for Ken's?. . . Cary Hyde . . . Future Homemaker?? . . . Adel, Ga. . . . Let's play Monopoly . . .CHEATER. . . photog- raphers??? . . . let's let Jo and Angie do it ... Jo and Angie who? ... Jo mama and ge daddy . . . Hit the road Jack — don't you come back . . . Goodnight Jane . . . Goodnight Kim . . . Is the yearbook finished? . . . what yearbook? ... I quit! . . . Should we do the Index upside down? ... I don't care . . . Good- night Jane . . . Goodnight Kim . . . Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, OH what a relief it is! . . . Goodnight Jane . . . Good- night Kim . . . Good Morning Dad . . . Good morning girls . . . Mr. Ken- ing . . . a faraway friendly voice in- spite of our shortcomings . . . em- broidery was never a part of Jour- nalism — but sister-woman look at this cover! . . . 200 year old country ... we feel 200 years old five times a week . . . Somehow, somewhere, through all the frustration, the un- paid bills, the lost pictures, the fears and fighting — emerges the butterfly — the eternal metamorphisis — the grimy little worm of ideas becomes the elegant moth of words — the yearbook — yours and certainly ours. Front row - Tere McDaniel, and Wendell Lynch. Second row - Donna Thomas, Patti Hanna, Sue Hosford, Jane Minkely, Peggy Morgan. Third row-Dale Hayes, Joan Collins, Jane Smith, Susie Rountree. Fourth row -Charles Hilty, Linda Hunter, Lisa Waldron, Kim Anschultz, Barbara Tannenbaum, Dean Pauli, Kathy Koon. Not pictured - Doug Vocelle, Cynthia Anderson, Linda Danielson, Jeane White, Karen Howell. 170 . I Front row - Barbara Tannenbaum, Kim Anschultz, Jane Minkley, Tere McDaniel. Second row - Sue Hosford, Susie Rountree, Charles Hilty. Third row-Jane Smith, Cynthia Anderson, Donna Thomas, Patti Hanna, Wendell Lynch. Fourth row-Dale Hayes and Joan Collins. The Tiger and Splitrails — a challenge to all! 7. Splitrails editors, Barbara Tannenbaum and Kim Anschultz find one of the interviews rather amusing. 2. Tiger editors Doug Vocelle, Patti Hanna, and Peggy Morgan look over a new release of the Tiger. SENIORS Controversy Surrounds Junior Win. How time flies when you are having fun. Thats what happened at the an- nual Junior-Senior Powderpuff foot- ball game, which was held De- cember 13, 1975 at Memorial Stadium. As Seniors beat the clock, the clock's rhythm seemed to change as it self-destructed a minute before the final play. This made it a minute overtime and a victorious win for the Junior class. The game's proceeds went to a Christmas Party for the under- privileged children. 7. What's going on, referees seem to be lost. 2. Senior cheerleaders climb their way to the top. 3. It’s all over but the crying. 4. Regina Brown keeps Juniors on their toes. 5. Beauty is not skin deep. 6. Hut 7, Hut 2, Hick, Paula Hardin centers the ball to Sharon Coates. 1 0 0 JUNIORS Front row: Mark Clark, Linda Danielson, David Weiffenbach, Doug Lowrey, Susie Rountree, Lamar Williams. Second row: Mrs. Ring, spon- sor, Lisa Smith, Fred Jones, Sean Carson, Janet Summers, Steve Nail, Peggy Morgan, Norbie Ronsonet, Genia Minor, Michele Joyner, Mark Brown. Third row: Mary Ann Cannon, Kerri Koon, Kathy Beggs, Teresa Rodgers, Kim Anschultz, Jeane White, Cindy Price, Renata Nemecek. Fourth row: Cindy Romine, Melissa Waldron, Patti Hanna, Cwen Cochran, Sue Hosford, Pattie Wilson, Deborah Montpetit, Sara Dees. Fifth row: Nola Hines, Bob Moon, 176 Student Council Jody Alderman, Dale Williams, Scott Terrell Not pictured: Raymond Felton, Charles Good son, Gaylan Jackson, Billy Jones, Sylvia Powell Dale Sconyers, Steve Williams, Guy Suther land, Suzanne Simmons, Cynthia Anderson Phillip Gerlach, Vickie Shellnut, Goody Sum mers. Doug Vocelle. While serving as President of District II, the Student Council provided the back bone for putting together ideas to form new rules for our modern school. Co-ordinating homecoming activities took much time and effort, and proved to be a success. Student Council officers obtain awareness on how our city is run on Student Government Day. For the first time, Student Council created a way of keeping track of student and faculty cars — parking stickers. While starting from scratch the Student Council presented new concepts which will always remain with CSHS. Students Set New Standards 975 COLUMBIA COUNTY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ma Jjm twsioN chmmam m . h ot nano m. craot o h smam v chamah ml i xit mmtm mw W FftMK n-uun SUfWKTthCWT WIMW1 lAMCWtU NUN eoghan a Kaiet aia A cwncT sobirt l lanuh. Pt SNcawa P C C THOMPSON BROS CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR Officers from left to right: Scott Terrell - Treasurer, Janet Summers - Secretary, Susie Rountree - Sergeant at Arms, Lamar Williams - President, Lisa Smith - Vice-President, Mark Clark - officer-at-Large. w m Outstanding as usual, Lamar Williams was the 197S-76 Student Council Presi- dent. Student Council 177 High Graders Toast Young at Christmas Party w Jr ' Cindy Price seems to be having as much fun as the children. Looks like Santa Claus made it to the CSHS Beta Club party. Go getters could easily be another name for the Beta Club. These stu- dents combine wits with elbow grease in order to provide many ac- tivities for the '75-76 school year. Among the activities they organize are the District II Beta meeting, the Miss CHS contest and the Junior- Senior Powderpuff game. These projects help to earn money for the Christmas Party for the under- privileged children. Beta Club gives something for everyone to experi- ence. Mrs. Wanda Gause is sponsor. Beta Club District 7 officers, Henry Sconyers, President; Teresa Rodgers, Secretary. Teveryone yyhilj aiting for Santa Cla] cornel Officers of Beta Club Are: Seated I. to r. Susan Capell, Vice President; Mickey Hunter, Treasurer; Standing I. to r. Doug Lowery, Secretary; Mrs. W. Gause - sponsor; Henry Sconyers, President. Beta members Beth Splical and Kathy Koon enjoy listening to the Christmas wishes of the happy children. VP Row 1, I. to r. Kathy Koon, Patti Hanna, Michele Joyner, Pattie Wilson, Linda Danielson, Teresa Rodgers, Patti Broshar, Renata Nemecek. Row 2, I. to r. Claude Mathews, Doug Fraser, Wendell Lynch, Sylvia Fernandez, Sue Ann Norris, Beth Splical, Diane Killibrew, Susan Zimmerman, Timmy Russell, Mart Pat Ellis, Jay Hultleson. Row 3,1, to r. Robert Riv- ers, Susan Capell, Mark Kirby, Kathy Beggs, Darlene Register, Debbie Arnold, Brenda Brown, Mark Klinepeter, Cindy Romine, Pam Pannell, Suzanna Simmons, Doris Quin- tanna, Janis Bishop. Row4,1, tor. Mike Milligan, Donny Morrow, Danny Ominiski, David Mann, Barry Henry, Donald Johns, Jimmy Thompson, Norbie Ronsonet, Lamar Williams, Kathy Gillmar. Row 5, 7. to r. Henry Sconyers, Mark Clark, Doug Lowrey, Scot Terrell, Jody Yancy, Jimmy Pitman, Dale Williams, Mrs. W. Gause - sponsor, Jody Alderman, Mat Mathis, Dale Sconyers, Randy Jones. Book Worms are Library Helpers i The Library Club provides a time when all the assistants and projec- tionists may meet together to review media procedures and practices. Li- brary Club members keep the library and classroom processes running smoothly and efficiently. This years' assistants met with Mrs. McDuffie and projectionists met with Mrs. Calhoun. 7. Row 7. I to r Errol Thompson, Mrs. Calhoun -sponsor, Clinton Davis, Peter Bondi. Row 2. I to r Ernest Rowe, Gloria Robinson, Dorothy Timmons, Mattie Watkins, Phyllis Hol- lingsworth, Debbie Carnathan, Mary Jane Smith, Vicky Saunders, Linda Clyatt, Bobbie Sheffield, Susie Sparrow, Pat Albritton, Chris Coleman. Row 3. I to r Darrel Suddeth, Ben Givens, Gary Knowles, Bryan Thomas, Mark Lee, Roger Morris, Mike Milligan, Bill Brinkley, Perry Stalvey, Danny Williams. 2. Seated I to r Errol Thompson, President; Kenneth Williams, Vice President; Willie Mitchell, Treasurer; Row 2. I to r Mark Lee, Sgt.-at-Arms; Peter Bondi, Secretary. 180 Library 2 DCT CECF Forerunners of Business: Responsibility and Feadership Diversified Cooperative Training and Cooperative Education Clubs of Florida are designed to train stu- dents in jobs of trade, industry, bus- iness occupation, and distribution. With on the job training a students' mind is instilled in proper working habits. Members of DCT-CECF went to Gainesville for the District meet- ing which held competition in the fields of public speaking, sales demonstration, job interview, typewriting, food service, and many other categories. Having a fair booth at the County Fair is among the activities for the community. To highlight the year an Employer- Employee Banquet was held where certificates of appreciation and a program were held. 3. Susan McKee, DCT-CECF Sweetheart. 4. Seated I to r Kathy Newcomb, Historian; Tammy Rodgers, Reporter; Lorna Dubois, Vice President; Patti Smith, Treasurer; Donna Crawford, Sgt-at-Arms; standing Karen Tan- ner, President. 5. Row 1 I to r Karen Tanner, Lorna Dubois, Patti Smith, Donna Crawford, Kathy Newcomb, Tammy Rodgers. Row 21 to r Sharon Short, Caron Luker, Susan McKee, Anita Alford, Wilda Aldridge, Pattie Yates, Carol Henry. Row 3 Cathy Sova, Paulette Jones, Billy Cramer, Randy Taylor, Paul Green. Row 4 Mr. Long-sponsor, Eugene Pharis, Mar- vin Wheeler, Lee Parkin, Lamar Jones, Walter Sherrod. N.P. Frank Burnet, Susan Clay, Perry Stalvey, Margie Young. Care and Kindness Motto of Health Careers This year Health Careers Club ex- panded into broader areas of health service. Each of the members spent extra hours at area hospitals. A will- ingness to help is a standard quality of these students. Among their nu- merous activities was a trip to Tanglewood in which they presented the patients with baskets of fruit and holiday cheer. Mrs. Carswell, the sponsor, opened up new interest and involvment in the Health Service field. 7. seated Ondy Greene, President; standing, I to r, Mrs. Carswell-sponsor; Peggy Morgan, Vice President; Rita Reyelts, Treasurer; Lynn Williamson, Secretary. 2. Row 7, I to r, Barbara Fluellen, Lynn Williamson, Cindy Price, Peggy Morgan, Cindy Greene, Monica Smith, Mattie Watkins, Suzanne Mauldin, Debt Petty, Mona McClellan, Carolyn Oliver, Mrs. Carswell. Row 2, I to r, Loretta Nodes, Larverne Fluellen, Alysia Jones, Rita Reyelts, Jane Smith, Donnie Morgan, Kathy Page, Nacomia Taylor, Sandra Benton, Rhonda Carter, Bobby Phillips. 1 182 Health Careers Future Business Leaders Spotlight Community Involvement Founded on pride and strengthened on service is how Future Business Leaders of America began in 1972 at Columbia High School. This pre- pares students for the business world. FBLA raised money for needy children and sponsored the FBLA members at conventions. Cynthia Anderson was elected as the District Vice President. Mrs. L. Evans and Mrs. D. Zedaker are the sponsors. 3. Row 1,1 to r, Becky Davis, Elsie James, Bar- bara Williams, Terri Thomas, Susie Parker, Carla Savage, Debbie Rideout, Phyllis Sim- mons, Sandy Gay, Row 2, I to r, Mary Ann Hutchingson, Cindy Romine, Melinda Keen, Wanda Bailey, Jackie Edward, Regina Brown, Sandra Hicks, Phyllis Thomas, Linda Glowacki, Brenda Brown, Lori Buzzotto, Janice Dennard, Lisa Strickland, Row 3,1 tor, Cynthia Anderson, Sara Minter, Cathy Whitesell, Robin Axlendar, Paula Harden, Carolyn Oliver, Cindy Evans, Mary Ann Cannon, Dolphus Johnson, Mrs. Zedaker, Wayne Levy. 4. I to r, Lisa Strickland, Historian; Wanda Bailey, President; Melinda Keen, Treasurer; Carolyn Oliver, Representa- tive; Cynthia Anderson, District III Vice Presi- dent; Cindy Romine, Secretary. Kick E - FBLA 183 Make Your Own Kind of Music The Chorus promotes community- school relationships through music. Each member participates in the Music and Drama Festival held every year. The group itself is made up of 85-90 students interested and active in music. The students attend Dis- trict festivals sponsored by the Florida Vocal Association. Most of all the Chorus helps maintain har- mony . 7. Mr. Choice leads the singing while the Seniors participate in the Bicentennial Oak Tree planting. 2. Row 1, I to r Becky Blewett, Vicky Carter, De nise Swilly, Martha Foster, Janet Staton, Wanda O'Neil, Rosalyn Jordan, Ollen Allen, Gaylan Jackson, Michael Hubert, Brenda Olds, Becky Woods, Kathy Johnson, Debbie Philpot, Lisa Smith, Sharon Coats. Row 2, I to r Teresa Rodgers, Janet Oxiendine, Penny Harris, Cail English, Bonnie Blackwell, Susan Duce, Nola Hines, David Whitaker, Lex Carswell, Steve Williams, Barry Henry, Sandy Williams, Sarah Minter, Lavada Curry, Lawanda Rentz, Kay Huggins. Row 3,1 to r Michele Joyner, Pam Price, Cindy Greene, Clydett Shaw, Shirley Pope, Brenda Evans, Velma Dace, Charles Mobley, Gary Williams, Raymond Fulton, Billy Jones, Larry Freidmen, Beth Splical, Joni Raulerson, Kathy Whitesell, Sarah Ellis, Diane Grice. Row 4,1 to r Be- verly Jones, Nancy Wilson, Velma White, Veronica Ausgood, Judy Jackson, Becky Swanson, Bobby Phillips, Robert Dace, Mark Klinepeter, Fredrick Johnson, Randy Adams, David McGlamery, Mark Lee, Pam Pannell, Rebecca Bristol, Juanita Reed, Linda Cray, Connie Liddle. 184 Chorus Inspiration Captures Honor Students Service, Leadership, and Schol- arship, is truly the motto of the Na- tional Honor Society. Each of these students have excelled academically by maintaining a B or above average. This exclusive non-profit club serves as a recognition to those who have kept up the good work. Mrs. Bar- bara Foreman, the clubs' sponsor leads the club in special activities. The seniors of NHS wear, with pride, red cords during graduation. Na- tional Honor Society is just a begin- ning to achieving success. 4 3. Seated I to r Teresa Rodgers, President; Susan Capell, Vice President; Standing I to r Pam Anderson, Secretary; Michele Joyner, Treasurer. 4. Row 7, I to r Betty Carter, Mary Pat Ellis, Teresa Rodgers, Susan Capell, Michele Joyner, Pam Pannell. Row 2, I to r Cindy Morrow, Cindy Romine, Karen Zimmerman, Susan Zimmerman, Kathy Beggs, Pam Anderson, Debbie Arnold, Lisa Broshar, Lisa Strickland, Tim Hybart, Dale Sconyers, John Knight, Mark Klinepeter. Row 3,1 tor Mrs. B. Foreman - sponsor, Robert Rivers, Mark Kirby, Dale Williams, Sean Carson, Nola Hines, Doug Fraser. Row 4,1 to r Tim Setzer, Sylvia Fernandez, David Whitaker, Mark Clark, Renata Nemecek, Lamar Williams, Norbie Ronsonet, Jody Alderman. National Honor Society 185 French Club gives a student the opportunity to seek out and find how people in a foreign country live. French club was able to participate in an International Christmas Party at Valdosta State College, sponsored by the club of 10,000. During Christmas the French Club also gave a party for the Opportunity Center. The members of the French Club must be en- rolled in the class. The members are: Lori Han- sen, Cindi Morrow, Mark Clark, Pam Ander- son, Perry Tootle, Debbie Renaldo, Susan Capell, Darlene Howard, Teresa Rodgers, Patti Broshar, Kathy Gilmer, Beth Splichal, Jerry Bryant, David Scruggs, Renata Nemecek, Karen Boatright, Ann Toner, Linda Hunter, Gail Lee, Linda Glowacki, Joan Collins, Dale Hayes, Goody Summers, Deborah Mont petit, Pattie Wilson, Annette Hall, Gaylan Jackson, Patricia Hattenstein, Debi Carnathan, Elaine Chandler, Lisa Justice, Robert Tison, Kim Anschultz, Nancy Townsend, Mark Waddell, Scott Terrell, Mark Brown, Michele Joyner, Al Roof, Jayme Konrady, Kim Guffey, Kathy Gilmer, Sylvia Fer- nadez, Beverly Pettibone, Phyliss Simmons, Becky Blewett, Marty Martinez, Lamar Wil- liams. The Leaders of the pack are: President Pam Anderson, Vice President Patrick Mar- tinez, Secretaries Patti Broshar and Iris Brown, Treasurer Susan Capell, and Sgt.-at-Arms Linda Hunter and Brian Phillips. Sponsor is Mrs. Mary Barker. French Enthusiasts Seek New Challenges 186 French Club South of the Border Finds Increased Student Interests Spanish is an important language for people in Floridato know. Being able to have a Spanish club gives a person more of an incentive to learn the language and about the people who use it. This year's club has a new sponsor, Mrs. Anderson. The Spanish Club officers are: Barry Henry, President; Callie Riley, Secretary; and Jimmy Thomsen, Treasurer. The club participants are: Ricky Saunders, Cindi Morrow, Kathy Gremmer, Steve Bouscher, Robert Rivers, Maria Luaces, Mike Ellis, David Chaney, Andy Brabson, June Pope, Andy Parrish, and Dan Page. Spanish Club 187 Auto Repair, Technical Data Score High Marks Trade skills, pride in workmanship, scholarship, and safety are goals set by the Auto Mechanics Club. Headed by Mr. Dick Odom, the club enjoys the modern facilities of the new school. Practical experience in repairs and maintenance make Auto Mechanics profitable for those who are involved. 7. Row 7, to r Jeff Labigang, John Inaman, Tony Davis, Dave Olson. Row 2, I to r Mr. Odom - sponsor, Jon McMurtrie, Raymond Smith, David Vanoy, Mark Moore, Lenord Rossin. Row 3,1 tor Brad Mitchell, Guy Brown, Kenneth Wilson, Charles Good son, Calvin Douberly, Rocky DePratter, Timmy Rogers, Donny Waldron, Terry Rogers, Jessie Jones, Martin Boone. Electronics Club a Real Shocker A group of students involved in the complex job of learning in the field of electronics thru classroom study and on the job training. Electronics Club brings together students with a common interest so they can ex- change ideas, discuss problems, and share common purposes. Mr. B. Chasteen is always ready to help the Electronics students whenever needed. 2. Row 7, I to r Delbert Alexander, Andy Greek, Richard Goodwin, Joe Markham. Daryl Gainy. Row 2, I to r Gus Perry, Dudley Cason, Davey Allinder. Dennis Dyals, Martin Boone, Bill Loeffler, John Williamson, Jeffery Woods, Mr. B. Chasteen -sponsor. 188 Auto Mechanics Electronics Club Learning From Experience 3 VICA members enjoy themselves . . . they reach out . . . they change and grow in response to the challenges of school and community life. VICA is a student's special organization because its purposes and activities relate to their own career goals and interests. VICA is for students with a future. They are young people who work with their hands and minds, who are proud of the work they do. who want to learn to do their work better. VICA is for those who want to develop themselves, work with others, and make a contribution as an individual. 3. John Williamson concentrates on the work he is doing. 4. Row 7, Charlie Charles. Row 2, I to r Mike Barrs, Richard Goodwin, Dave Ol- son. Row 3, I to r Steve Nail, Carlton Watson, Tony Davis, Bill Loeffler. VICA Club 189 Hopes Alone Do Not Make a Farmer 3 Being a member of Future Farmers of America involves preparation in co-ordinating farm related activities. These students compete in public speaking contests, forestry field day, and livestock juding contests. As a member of FFA one gains agricul- tural knowledge and experience in actual farming techniques. 7. Row 1, I to r Jack Haltiwanger - advisor, Michael Thomas, Sentinel; Rodney Tompkins, President; Rodger Hadley - advisor. Row 2, I to r Steve Nail, Treasurer; David Mann, Re- porter; Mike Nelson, Vice President. N.P. Bruce Nicely, Secretary; David Tomlinson, Chaplain. 2. Mr. Hadley seems to really have his class interested in the cow. (up side down?) 3. Row 1, I to r Mike Ballard, Steve Nail, Billy Richards, Rodney Tompkins, Randy Tyre, Rodney Cook. Row 2, I to r David Tom- linson, Tommy Beasley, Timmy Bussey, Clif- ton Kirby, Dennis Dyal, Cary Meeks, Pam Drew, Susan Zimmerman, Karen Zimmerman, Walter Rogers, Mike Pepper, Ronnie Thompson, Howard Register, E. W. Todd, Donald Bussey, Anthony Williams, Brenda Brown, Mike Nelson, Dale Robinson, Trudy Hampton, Sara Minter. Row 3, I to r Paul Mar- tin, Randy Jones, Randall Willis, Harry Wood, Jimmy Disbrow, Martin Boone, Joe Adams, Danny Williams, Wesley Allen, Malcolm Dees, Michael Thomas, Al Levings, Alvin Mershon, James McDonald, David Mann, Leroy Reed, Ray Richards, Craig Bowen, Lyndon Lequire, Mike Tice, Alice Tice, Mona McClellan. 190 FFA Homemakers Set Sites on Future Goals Future Homemakers of America members are by no means restricted to the home. These students hosted the District III meeting in the Tison Auditorium. Entering the Homecom- ing Parade, setting up booths at the county fair, and competing in public speaking highlighted their past year. 4. Kneeling, Shawn Thomas, President; Standing, I to r Lori Hanson, Vice President; Christine Coleman, Ast. Secretary; Tony Johnson, Parliamentarian; Sharon Freeman, Treasurer; N.P. Kathy Johnson, V.P.; Mary Jane Smith, Historian; Arnita Waldron, V.P.; Susan Robinson, V.P.; Vanessa Bowden, Reporter. 5. Row 1, I to r Chris Coleman, Lori Hanson, Mattie Watkins, Tony Johnson, Sharon Freeman, Shawn Thomas, Beverly Jones, Becky Powell. Row 2, I to r Mrs. L. Ring - ad- visor, Janet Staten, Sara Ellis, Audrey Jeffers, Felicia Wintons, Tina Cooper, Vivian Jackson, Charlie Mae Bell, Mrs. E. Jenkins - advisor. Row 3,1 to r Ada Bennett, Jackie Jackson, Judy Jackson, Lisa Jones, Celestine Lane, Brenda Olds, Clydett Shaw, Luella Kelly, Velma White. FHA 191 Key Club Opens the Door to the Future Working together with Kiwanis and Circle K, the Key Club has provided special services for the school. With the addition of Freshmen to the Club, Key Club has contributed to the March of Dimes and other com- munity affairs. The Key Club also provides the Key Club Calendar featuring girls from CHS and CSHS. 192 Key Club Members of Key Club attend monthly district meetings and rallies as well as volunteering time in ser- vice projects. Each year the Key Club strives to become bigger and better. 7. Key Club works hard for success. 2. Row 1, I to r Pat Oosterhoudt, Charlie Hilty, Bob Caley. Row 2, I to r Mark Kirby, Frank Burnett, Scott Terrell. Top Row: Patti Dale Wilson - sweetheart. 3. Row 1, I to r Dennis Register, Bruce Ives, Charlie Hilty, Drew Williams, Brian Mier, Steve Williams, Pattie Dale Wilson, Tom Brown, Pat Oosterhoudt, Buddy Hines, John Ryan, Mark Kirby, Bob Caley, Stanley Anders, David Weiffenbach, David Hunt, Ted Gem- mer, Mark Tuttle, Robert Waldron, Jim Bond, Daniel Adel, John Anschultz, Doug Adel, Dan Moss, Dale Williams, Scott Terrell, Mike Milli- kcn, Frank Burnett, Jody Yancy, Jimmie Pit- man, Dan Page, Paul Rucinski, David Cheeseman, Tod Pauley, Allen Johns, Jeff Nickoldom, Kim Sands, Phil Bishop. Equations + Formulae = Inquisitive Mathematicians Mu Alpha Theta is made up of stu- dents interested in Math. Math Club gives a student the chance to find a little extra in whatever field of Math one wishes to study. Sponsoring Math Club is Mrs. Casey. 4. Row 1, I to r Barry Bunn, Vice President; Norbie Ronsonet, Parliamentarian; Barry Henry, President. Row 2, I to r Kathy Cum- mings, Treasurer; Towanda Honer, Historian; Pam Anderson, Corresponding Secretary. 5. Row 1, I to r Norbie Ronsonet, Kelly Bouscher, Robert Rivers, Towanda Honer, Mark Clark, Lamar Williams, Doug Lowery, Beth Splichal, Ann Roedell. Row 2, I to r Mark Kirby, Kathy Gilmer. Row 3,1 to r Mrs. Casey - Sponsor, Darlene Howard, Wanda Bailey, Louiss Baskette, Debbie Arnold, Cheri Bout- well, Pam Anderson, Annette Hall, Reta Law- ton, Jayme Konrady. Row 4, I to r Jimmy Thomsen, Delica Wintons, Joann Witt, Andy Brabson, Don Miller, Barry Bunn, Freddie Muskewitz, Renata Nemecek, Sean Carson, Nola Hines, Janice Bishop. Row 5, I to r Barry Henry, Al Roof, Mike Milliken, Caylon Jackson, Patricia Hattenstein, Brenda Jones, Alphonso Perry, Simonette Watson, Steve Wilson, Scott Terrell, Dale Williams, Matt Mathis, Marty Martinez, Joe Montgomery, Jody Alderman, David Whitaker. LATT School Store Combines Business With Practice 194 DECA-DE 4 5 Distributive Education is a program of instruction in merchandising, marketing, and management. This trains students for careers in retail- ing, wholesaling, and service areas. D.E. students must complete all sub- jects required for graduation, along with working a minimum of 15 hours per week. 7. Row 7, I to r Theresa Burney, Kay Bryant, Terri Mikell, Patti Laxton, Velina Peller. Row 2, I to r Mr. Albury, Joe Starling, David Har- rington, Quinton Carter, Billie Thomas, Billy Cray, Alvin Shaw, Debbie Merritt, Sharon Spence, Peggy Jones, Mary Ann Ammons, Mr. Lawton. Row 3, I to r Clinton Bell, Mike Cox, Delano Spradley, Rusty Depratter, Danny Brown, Frank Dowdell, Ronnie Norris, Wyatt Myers, Sue Ann Norris, Nelson Evans, Randy Nash, Randy Alsup, David Attkinson, Danny Attkinson, Kathy Hilliard, Kenneth Stutzman, Diane Killibrew, Cindi Carter, Nancy Zedaker, Loriann Johnson. 2. Evelyn Pottgen and Lee Coone are always ready to serve you at McDonalds. 3. Looks like Peggy Jones could get lost in all the files at the V.A. Hospital. 4. Phillip Rossin, finds time for basketball when not working for Sunshine Electric. 5. Delano Spradley looks like he knows what he is talking about. 6. I to r Nancy Zedaker, Vice President; Terri Mikell, Secretary. Row 2, Kenneth Stutzman, Treasurer; Randy Alsup, Historian; Sue Ann Norris, President. DECA-DE 195 Thespians Star In Stage Productions Seated left to right: Jeane White, Kim Anshultz, Miss Diane Bookman, Sponsor, Beth Splical, Cathy Gilmer. Second Row - Wendy Welch, Mary Pat Ellis, Sean Carson, Janet Summers, Barbara Tannenbaum. Third Row-Debbie Renaldo, Cindy Romine, Becky Swanson, Sylvia Fernadez, Billy Jones, Renata Nemecek, Pam Pannell, Angela Young, Debbie Carnathan. Not Pictured - Patti Broshar, Brooke Ryan, Sara Dees, Nancy Zedaker, Barbara Mizell, and Tina Cooper. Drama Club has used their talents many times this year starting with a Bicentennial Skit for the Student Council District Meeting. The Club members enjoyed seeing opening night of 'Tom Sawyer at the Lake City Community College. The Drama Club is sponsored by Ms. Diane Bookman. Janet Summers, Sara Dees, Debbie Renaldo, Mary Pat Ellis, and Becky Swanson guide Drama Club to a successful year. 196 Drama Club Artist's Pallettes Paint Award Winning Designs Mrs. Candace Bielling guides the enthusiastic Art Club to first place awards, state and local recognition. The Art Club was always ready to help during homecoming week by supplying paint, posters, brushes and talent. A first for our school was the original shrink art which the club sold during Christmas. The members of the club are: Cynthia Ander- son, Kelly Bailey, Donna Burnette, Felecia Ca- son, Ned Church, Lee Coone, Doug Fraser, Mario Coppock, Faith Ann Griffen, Kim Guf- fey, Mike Culman, Lisa Guthrie, Annete Hall, Carl Harvey, Pat Hattenstien, Karen Howell, Kathy Koon, Keith Lane, Carol Loch, Barbara Mizell, Jeanie Moses, Diane Penley, Pam Price, Kebra Revels, Carla Salvage, Beth Splichal, Goody Summers, Denise Tunsil, Pattie Wilson and Steve Woods. Art Club 197 Athletes Have Christian Emphasis Promoting fellowship and goodwill to all its members and the student body is what FCA represents. Send- ing members to national confer- ences at the year's end is the main objective of this club. FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 2 7. I tor Donnie Harrison, President; James McClellan, Secretary and Treasurer; Jody Yancey, Vice President; Wendell Lynch, Program Director. 2. I to r Charlie Charles, Marty Martinez, Jody Yancey, Donnie Harrison, Tim Russell, Mike Kahlich, Mike Barrs. Row 2, I to r Mike Bergman, Dale Hayes, Robin Green, James McClellan, David Weiffenbach, Mike Moon, Wendell Lynch, Mr. Grubb - sponsor. 198 FCA Exploring the Known and the Unknown Molecules, Atoms, and People fuse into one with the Science Club. Lake City is well known for producing winners in the State and Regional Science Fairs. The Science Club sponsors the local science fair and sends the winners to the regional and state fairs. 4. Row 1, I to r Lori Hansen, Vice President; Lamar Williams, Sgt.-at-Arms; Kathy Gilmer, President; Joe Montgomery, Treasurer. Row 2, I to r Steve Williams, Secretary; Andy Brabson, Reporter; Mark Clark, and Claude Mathews, State Science Fair representatives. 5. I to r Dan Page, Ronnie King, Kim Guffey, Lori Han- son, Lamar Williams, Kathy Gilmer, Joe Montgomery, Andy Brabson, Steve Williams, Paul Rucinski. Row 2, I to r Mrs. Burgess - sponsor, Robert Tyson, Dolphus Johnson, Ronnie Nicholson, Darrell Suddeth, Kelly Bouscher, Steve Marsee, Steve Bouscher, Mark Clark, Mrs. McDuffie. Row 3, I to r Jerry Shelton, Henry Sconyers. Science Club 199 Arriving to school at 7:30 a.m. and leaving after the 3rd period class is the daily routine for the CBE stu- dents. Certified Business Education students are active in many programs sponsored by the Community. They are involved with the March of Dimes, Community Drive and every year they host the Employer- Employee banquet. 1. Cindy Evans, 2. Regina Brown, 3.1 to r Vivan Tunsiland Terri Carpender. 4. Donna Shellnut. 5. Phyllis Thomas, 6. Susie Parker, 7. Barbara Williams, 8. Vickie Shellnut, 9. Gloria Connell, 10. Collita Hicks, 77. seated Mrs. Ogden - sponsor, standing I to r Paula Harden, Presi- dent; Barbara Williams, Secretary; Collita Hicks, Vice-President; Cindy Evans, Chaplain; Phyllis Thomas, Parliamentarian; Sandra Hicks, Reporter; Rita Clyatt, Treasurer. 12. Rita Clyatt, 13. Sherri Sandlin. CBE 201 Junior ROTC combines training for leadership with academic prepara- tion for the future. JROTC is spon- sored by the United States Army for the development of High School students. Performance of only the highest standards are expected from these students on and off campus. A full credit is received for the comple- tion of a year of this program. A vari- ety of subjects are offered in JROTC such as Hygiene, First Aid, Weapons, Safety and Marksman- ship, these are just a small portion of the opportunities a student has. JROTC began for Columbia County in 1974 and has contributed in mak- ing respectable citizens for the soci- ety. JROTC helps to develop a stu- dent into a total person with an un- derstanding of self discipline, and to instill a love of country and pride in its accomplishments. 3. Co. A. 4. Co. B. 5. Co. C. 6. Co. D. 4. Company A; Tammie Ammons, Charles Arnold, Dennis Boston, Michael Brown, Samuel Davis, Jackie Harrell, Donald Har- rington, James Hattenstein, James Hill, Derry! Jones, Ronald Jones, Roger Lawton, Clinton Leary, Johnny Lee, Ronald Mckin- non, Anthony Oliver, Sandra Parrott, James Price, Tim Pruitt, Terry Roberts, Wal- ter Rogers, Robert Rice, Ernest Rowe, Mary Smith, David Stamper, Chris St. John, Charlene Strickland, Harold Whitcomb, Phillip Williams, David Willis, Eldora Weeks, Michael Abney, Paul Arnold, Michael Bass, Dean Boston, Victor Bradley, Anthony Brown, Rick Cobb, Clenton Davis, Creg Dukes, Robert Gaylor, Penny Harris, David Kettles, Ricky Mayo, Pat Oos- terhoudt, Macey Roberson, Larry Russell, Mary Steele, Angela Stephens, Ted St. John, Alice White. Company B: Cheryl Bassinger, Daryl Bodiford, James Brazee, Bruce Burke, Donald Bush, Hazel Callo- way, Craig Cason, James Cason, Darlene Dees, Hardy Douglas, James Doyle, Melody Fontana, Eddy Graham, Kenneth Hendon, Louis Hermesman, Michael Hubert, Jeff Laughery, Walter Lovett, Sara Minter, Marson Moore, Sherry Morrison, Morgan Myers, Leroy Norris, Thomas Pharis, Jimmy Phillips, Michael Rice, Wil- liam Robinson, Frances Rykard, Guy Snead, Michael Thompson, David Tomlin- son, Guy Snead, Michael Thompson, David Tomlinson, Billy Wallace, Thomas Webb, Glenn White, James Gibbs, Helen Arnold, James Breza, Lisa Douglas, Yvonne Fleming, Luther Fralick, Thomas Friedman, Terry Hall, Jimmy Hubert, Monica Kalinoski, John Legree, Mark McCormick, Gus Perry, Tammy Rogers, Hargis Sandage, Janet Tanner, Leonard Tunsi!, Debbie Wat- ers, Frank Wynne. Company C: Cynthia Atkinson, Jacquelyn Bell, Steve Blackmore, Anita Carter, George Coffey, Linda Coleman, Larry Cozatt, John Davenport, Patricia Dunning, Susan Ellis, Carl Fillyaw, Larry Foster, Ken- neth Fralick, Darlene Gambles, Craig Hall, Donald Harden, Jimmy Hubert, Don Hughes, Lisa Hunter, Caron Luker, Patsy Miller, Ronald Parks, Steve Rice, Lisa Sel- lers, William Simmons, Sammie Stanford, Linda Tanner, Dennis Turner, Harold Wood, Rick Yarbrough, Mary Jones, Clin- ton Bell, Dexter Buiey, Quinton Carter, Roderick Carter, Mickey Cole, Edward Cox, Paul Crawford, Greg Dubois, Shawn Harrell, Kenneth Humphrey, Daniel Mack, Jimmie Matthews, Mike Mckee, Bruce Musselwhite, Ricky Nelson, Kathy New- comb, Mike Rice, Johy Ryan, Mike Shipp, Roger Tomberlin, Charles Turner, Larry Winningham, Davenia Williams. Company D: Lisa Alderman, Mildred Ann Barber, Michael Blood, Kenneth Boatright, Vincent Bondi, Larry Charles, David Cole, Dale Cone, Doug Crawford, Quinton Dortly, Tina Ellis, Wanda Farr, Anita Flowers, Duane Ganey, Keith Harris, Tim Hybart, James Jackson, Derrick James, Irene Kelly, Vernon Lane, Billy Lockett, Glenn Mickler, Octavious Perry, Reginald Fleming, Tim Sanders, Christina Sparrow, Roy Alexan- der, David Cason, Theodore Combs, James Hampton, Michael Hubert, Hilda Jolley, Rashaun Jones, Ronald Lins, Angelene Mizell, Charles Mobley, Theresa Moore, John Rhodes, Randal Spivey, Sue Stephens, Dion Taylor, Mark Waddell. 203 Intramurals is an athletic organiza- tion formed for groups and indi- vidual participation in various types of sports. It was founded in 1970 and has been directed by Richard An- ders the past six years. Coach An- ders formed a council to help assist him in getting students to participate in the sports. Intramurals are for students that don't play on varsity teams and would like to play the games of vari- ous types, such as: volleyball, ten- nis, basketball, flag-football, and table tennis. 7. Coach Anders and Cindy Myers discuss plans for the next intramurals game. 2. Stand- ing I to r Barry Henry, Cindy Myers, Mike Milli- kin, Coach Anders - sponsor, seated I to r Doris Quianta, Cynthia Anderson, Felisa Win- tons, Shawn Thomas, N.P. Bodrick McGuire. 3. I to r Barry Henry, Business Manager; Felisa Winton, Secretary; Shawn Thomas, Vice Pres- ident; Cynthia Anderson, President. 204 Intramurals CSHS Salutes Outstanding Participation Of the Marching Band Row 1, I tor Karen Thomas, Rhonda Carter, Brenda Larson, Teresa Brannon, Louise Baskett, Cindy McCormick, Nancy Townsend, Marie Burnic, Laura Winningham, David Chaney. Row 2, I tor Susie Rivers, Angela Watson, Yvonne Moreland, Pat Hammers, Nan Huggins, Ann Roedcll, Rhonda Mathis, Scott Thurmond, Jayme Konrady, Debra Robarts, Janice Bishop, Charles Turner, Tyrone Bell, Robbie McDonald, Bill Pittman, Kelly Bouscher, Tim Cobb, Wayne Brannon, David Hardin, Dennis Turner. Row 3, I to r Mr. Steave Hentzelman - Director, Aileen Griffin, Joyce Williams, Tawanda Bowles, Eric Harris, Beverly Page, Theresa Jarvis, Jan Brown, Sandy Williams, Sharon Godsmark, Jerry Bryant, Roderick Cater, Kelvin Holton, Skip Caldwell, Danny Ominski, Susan Capell, Carla Savage, Eric Dukes, Jody Alderman, Matt Mathis, John Hancock, Rodney Brooks. Row 4, I to r Mike Abney, Keith Osteen, Delbert Alexander, Kenneth Powell, Erik Knudsen, Perry Tootle, Guy Snead, Tim Aiken, Alton Lee, Jay Huddleston, Robert Ty- son, Harry Wood, David Parnell, Brian Thomas, Christa Knudson, Mike Mobley, Joe Montgomery. Band 205 Strike up the band! Philadelphia was where the action took place. Band members and supporters worked hard all summer with carnivals, car washes, candy sales, and many other money making activities, but it was worth it. Florida and Columbia County had something to be proud of when the Marching Band of Lake City paraded in the Cimbles Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia. The band kept the spirit going in pep rallies and foot- ball games. This is not where the ac- tion stopped, the band participated in contests at Florida Field and re- ceived superior rating in the 4A class. Being invited to several con- certs for marching and symphonic has kept everyone in the band busy. Mr. Ffentzelman, Columbia Senior High School's new band director has succeeded in making the band march and play in an accomplished manner. 206 Band 7. Getting into the beat is the Columbia Senior High School Marching Band. 2. The Marching Band performs at a Tiger football game during halftime. 3. The Tiger Band leaves the field after their performance. 4. Tiger Doll, Karen Thomas, pauses a moment before a game. 5 Mr. Hentzelman directs the marching band. 4 Band 207 208 Band Impressive Band A Major Part Of New Beginnings At CSHS Seated I to r David Chaney, Drum Major; Susan Capell, Treasurer-Secretary; Standing I to r Robert Nicholson, Band Manager; Jay Huddleston, Public Relations; Janice Bishop, Librarian. r 3S • '? Faculty Faculty 211 Front Office Heart of School. Principal Henry Williams took over the helm of the newest school in Columbia County. Assisted by Robert Opperman the functioning of the massive building was accom- plished with ease. Supervising both CHS and CSHS. Mr. Martin Ferguson oversaw both cam- puses and coordinated many of the activities of both schools. Unfortu- nately Mr. Ferguson passed away leaving behind a heritage rich with services to the youth of Columbia County. No man is so tall as when he stoops to help a child. 7. Sam Markham, June Epperson, L.H. Mathis, Willie Martin, not pictured James Thompkins. 2. Mr. Opperman checks over specifications for the new school. 3. Senator Lawton Chiles tours the new school with Mr. Williams. 4. Mr. Ferguson smiles over the success of the new school. 5. Mr. Williams delivers the morning announcements. School Board 213 Office Controls School Business Among the functions of the CSHS office staff are typing, filing, coordination of bookkeeping, and receptionist. Always striving to put the best face forward, the office personnel provide the ini- tial contact of the public with the schools. Mrs. )ones receives and accounts for all funds. Mrs. Romine, Mrs. Law, Miss Brown, Miss Woods, and Mrs. McQueen help maintain and record all the major and minor detail. Guidance On The Move With Student Body 7 Guidance is more than a stopping off place for college handbooks and test scores, it is a place for informa- tion, consolation and education. Mrs. Anders, Miss Deas, Mr. Grubb, and Mrs. Hentzelman, school nurse, have settled into the new Guidance suite and are doing a booming busi- ness. 7. Mrs. McQueen finds time to type. 2. Miss Brown gives out free lunch tickets. 3. Miss Woods is typing up some class work. 4. Mrs. Romine signs office papers. 5. Mrs. Law files the mail for teachers. 6. Mrs. Jones accounts for every penny. 7. Mr. Grubb files through student reports. 8. Mrs. Anders assists a stu- dent in making his schedule. 9. Mrs. Hentzelman waits for ailing students. 70. Miss Deas takes a break out of her day to put things together . 10 Guidance 215 9 New Instruments and Devices Add to a Successful Year of Science 216 Science Exploring the unknown qualities of an elusive chemical, puzzling over the Theory of Relativity, tracking the movements of stars or learning the brain wave patterns of the Creat White Shark can be accomplished in CSHS's Science Department. Featuringthe latest in lab equipment, storage and work space, the Science wing resembles a progressive college set-up. Chair person for the department is Mrs. Burgess. Other teacher-scientists are Mrs. McDuffie and Coach Romine. Equations, Word Problems and Sets Equal Qualified Math Department 7. Mrs. Burgess aids her students in their vast knowledge of Sciences. 2. Mrs. McDuffie solves one of the many equations for physics. 3. Coach Romine contemplates an up coming exam. 4. Mr. Flanagan plots out a difficult graph. 5. Mrs. Casey helps a student in her Algebra 2 class. 6. Coach Mobley cracks his books! 7. Mr. Johnson caught in a thoughtful moment. No longer a game of I + I, math has evolved into a complex system of analysis and figures designed to prepare students for college and practical applications. Individual progress is emphasized combined with classroom lecture and discussion. The various math programs are taught by Mr. Flanagan, Mr. Mobley, Mrs. Casey, and Mr. Johnson. Math 217 1 History this school term, was high- lighted around the Bicentennial Cel- ebration. Bicentennial reports and projects were a part of the course to help benefit the students on the background of their history. They studied about the Presidents, Wars, famous inventors, historical re- mains, and the way it was 200 years ago. The course varies from U.S. History, Americanism vs Communism, Economics, Psychology, and Sociol- ogy. New courses were offered this time for students interested in Bible Study, and Contemporary American Government Affairs. These courses are directed under; Mr. Bouie — Head Chairman, Mr. Marsland, Mrs. Snipes, Mrs. Carnathan, Mr. Montgomery, Coach Colvin, and Mr. Feldman. 7. Mrs. Snipes finds a Bicentennial book very interesting in her spare time. 2. Mr. Marsland gives history notes on a new Chapter. 3. Mr. Feldman pauses between classes. 4. Mr. Bouie is reviewing his lesson plans for the day. 6. Mrs. Carnathan answers questions for her Psychology class. 6. Mr. Montgomery takes time to average out Economics grades. 7. Mr. Montgomery and Mrs. Carnathan find a minute to play games with the class. 8. Coach Colvin checks roll before teaching class. 218 History Bicentennial Year Highlights Historical Interests at CSHS History 219 Mr. Morgan Makes Homemade Driving Range Work Being the only Driver's Education teacher at CSHS has its difficulties. The fact that there is no paved Driv- ing Range added to the challenge Mr. Harold Morgan has to face. Re- sourcefulness and ingenuity pro- vided a home made range featur- ing almost all the advantages of the more costly set up at other schools. Mr. Morgan's 78 students spend thirty hours in class plus six hours behind the wheel in actual driving situations. The Driver's Education Department has three cars for the students' use. Two were courtesy of Ronsonet Buick and the third is provided by the school. Each car is equipped with a horn, cut off switch, brake and mirrors that the teacher may use when the car is in motion and driven by a student. Mr. Morgan checks out a blind spot in class. Physical Education Takes On New Challenges There are always some problems in a big move. It seems in CSHS's move the P.E. Department was hit the hardest. Lack of a football field, a track for running, tennis courts and baseball fields headed the list of needs that are slowly being filled. However, a combination of leader- ship from the P.E. Faculty and the determination of the students, young athletes managed to pull through, stay in shape, and have a fun year in Physical Education. Over 350 students enrolled in the P.E. program can choose to partici- pate in any course from flag football to self defense. Tennis, Bowling, Ar- chery, Basketball, Volleyball, Golf, and Gymnastics head the list of new beginnings in Physical Education. 220 Driver's Ed. Physical Education Girls' Sports Take On New Status in P.E. Programs 2. Teresa Freeman takes a skillful shot at the basketball net in the new gym. 3. Miss Oliver tosses out the ball to the teams waiting to compete in class. 4. Coach Colvin calls in plays from the sidelines to his P.E. Class. 5. Coach Anders takes a few minutes to talk about the variety of programs offered in In- tramurals. 6. Coach Simmons dials a call to one of the other coaches in the Gateway Con- ference. Practical life experiences must be dealt with using skills fostered in business classes. Learning the law, consumer awareness, business machines, accounting techniques, are just a few of the arts practiced by students. Typing and shorthand consume many students' time as they learn how to run offices, communication skills, and become proficient contributors to the business world. Among the courses available are shorthand, typing, bookkeeping recordkeeping, business law, and business math. Large, spacious rooms equipped with the latest in electrical equipment characterize business classes. i Business Department Teaches the Business of Business 5 7. Mrs. Evans, takes time to get business to- gether. 2. Mrs. Zedaker 3. Mrs. Evans 4. Mrs. Ogden 5. Mrs. Arnold 6. Miss Moore Business 223 Humanities Seeks New Challenges From Old Traditions 2 Concern for the arts and a develop- ment of appreciation for language, music, and literature characterize the goals of Humanities. Participa- tion in community affairs such as Art Shows and Musical programs have brought the department honor and recognition. Art students participate in State-Wide competition while, instruments-toting band members have played Tiger tunes from Gainesville to Philadelphia. CSHS band and chorus has added music to the many public celebrations. 3 7. Mrs. Beilling thinks of some new ideas for her Art classes. 2. Mr. Choice harmonizes his music with his singing. 3. Mrs. Barker prac- tices multi-lingual expertise on her third-year French class. 4. Mr. Hentzlemen directs a prize-winning band. 5. Librarians, Mrs. McDuffie and Mrs. Calhoun organize new books for new library. 6. Mrs. Calhoun pre- pares for new film and video tapes. 7. Mrs. Anderson briefs her sixth period Spanish class before a test. 224 Humanities Library Boasts Book Theft System The equivalant facilities of a small college are found in the Media Center. Bright colors, thoughtful posters, comfortable furniture have made the library a popular study area for research or a quick review for a test. A melody drifting down the hall, a colorful book of animals, a thought- ful student bent over a pen and ink drawing, or students practicing French or Spanish conversations . . . a new beginning for the Humanities. Plows 'n Cows, Cars 'n Motors Vocational opens New Horizons Vocational Education spans the prac- tical life experience skills of farming, mechanics, and construction. Exten- sive new facilities located at the new school provide the upmost in and on the job experience. Modern equipment facilities con- cern saws, table saws, planers, ard welders, tractor, plows, and plan- ters. Career education is training our young people for Agriculture of the future. 7. They said It couldn't be moved . 2. Mr. Crews talks about new masonry plans. 3. Mr. H. Chasteen hesitates before going on. 4. Mr. Haltiwanger assists students with an auto part. 5. Mr. Odom gets ready to leave for the after- noon. 6. Mr. Chasteen enjoys working with the students. 7. Mr. Hall makes the best out of his lunch hour. 8. Mr. Hadley smiles after a nice day. 9. Mr. Getzen finds a moment to re- lax. Teachers Motivate Student Interest Offering specialized instruction, Mrs. Zahke and Miss Doyle devote much of their time to the Work Study Lab. New equipment and materials led to a year of learning and occupa- tional experiences. Also experiment- ing with new equipment and appliances, Mrs. Ring and Mrs. Jen- kins presented vocational training in Home Economics. Many boys as well as girls developed homemaking ex- perience. Mrs. Carswell introduced students to a world of nursing and medical techniques. Students learned information for everyday liv- ing and for their future interests. 7. Mrs. Zahke, 2. Miss Doyle, 3. Mrs. Ring, 4. Mrs. Carswell, 5. Mrs. Jenkins 4 Distributive Education Really Pays Off . . . . . . Learn and Earn What Business Has To Offer . . . Distributive Education has earned many students a well paying job along with an education. This course, offered to students not interested in college, at the present is directed by Mr. Long, Mr. Lawton and Mr. Al- bury. Training students for their part-time jobs and acquainting them with their occupational preferences has been the main objective of DE. The DE students receive three full credits along side of a regular paycheck. Many winners in district and state competition have come from the '75-76 DE class. 6. Mr. Lawton, 7. Mr. Long, 8. Mr. Albury Gourmet Lunches Garnish New Cafeteria! An obvious improvement in school lunches has led to increased student participation. Lunchroom staffers spend five to six hours daily prepar- ing over 600 lunches for a hungry student body and staff. A special and popular addition to the menu has been milkshakes. Well balanced hot meals are a permanent feature served in conjunction with hamburgers and french fries. Mrs. Aleto Greene is head of CSHS cafeteria and ably assisted by Josie Adams, Ardrey Brown, Gladys Johnson, Leona Lovett, Mary Paf- ford, Ina Mae Wilkenson, Josephine Brewin, Eva Leary, Isabella Roberts and Artie Douglas. 1. The lunchroom ladies are diligently serving hungry students. 2. The lunchroom staff breaks for a minute before the mass of starv- ing students enter. As they stop for a smile, they manage to hold one even while working. 230 Lunchroom staff 3 Keeping a huge modern school clean and mechanically functioning is a full time occupation for the CSHS' custodial staff. Staff members spend sixteen hours per day totalling 80 hours per week trying to keep gum out of the carpet, floors vacuumed, restrooms neat and the huge complex of machinery running the school well tuned. Headed up by Mr. Earl Irvin, the staff members are Russell Moore, Jr., Richard Lincoln, Ed Jones, Larry Shaw, and Roslie George. Henry Wil- liams was made head of maintenance later in the year. 3. Part of the janitorial staff relax while the other part are hard at work. 4. Mr. Earl Irvin, Head custodian, moves chairs for one of the Senior assemblies. Janitors 231 English Department Maintains Mini-Course Programs. Dedicated to gearing the program to the needs of all students, the English Department provides the opportun- ity for students to choose a variety of classes. Emphasis is placed upon Writing and Reading Skills. Mini-course classes provide for basic needs and also provide more specialized classes in Literature. Courses ranging from Basic Gram- mar, to Research papers, to Women in Literature helped provide the in- centive for 150 more Seniors to re- gister for English than last year. As a result, an additional teacher was hired. The English Courses are taught under; Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Foreman, Mr. Scott, Mrs. Gause, Mrs. Gillman, and Miss Bookman. 1. Mrs. Carter shows Suzy Rountree the errors she made on her English Quiz. 2. Mrs. Cause listens to one of her student's answers on How To Study. 3. A big smile is given by Mrs. Cillman after one of her student's gives a speech. 4. Mr. Scott reviews his students for semester exam. 5. Miss Bookman seems to be very pleased about a play her drama class per- formed. 6. Mrs. Foreman, Department Head, grins as she checks over the lost textbooks list. Summing It All Up Deborah Montpetit and Patti Marlowe seem to have a secret. Seniors participate in Arbor Day. Did Sue Hosford break in the lunch line again? 234 235 The Homecoming cake of 76 is displayed by Coach Simmons. Mrs. Carter manages a smile, even with the year- book behind schedule. Doug Vocelle, Patti Hanna, and Peggy Morgan don't seem to be doing very much of their assignment. Here, There, and Everywhere. And you wonder why you're always late for class. 236! Summing it Up You Know: Smiling is Contagious. Our favorite class: Lunch!!! Summing it Up 237 Time for the ole cheat sheet. 238 Summing it Up It ain't love, but it ain't bad. Watch it, you're experimenting with the real thing. CSHS not only makes the yearbook but makes the action real too. Summing it Up 239 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Practice is far from being an enjoyable or glamorous aspect of football. How- ever practice is without a doubt the most important ingredient in the mak- ing of a good team. During the games the Tigers show all they learned and the majority of the time it pays off. The fans showed a lot of school spirit dur- ing the games throughout the season. 240 244 245 FREE'S COMMUNICATIONS Compliments of GIEBEIG AMOCO 127 S. Marion Street Congratulations To the class of 76 If a new TV is what you had in mind BUDS TV SALES is the place to go 13 S. Third Street Lake City, Florida 246 Ads EPSILON PHI SORORITY Row 1 (I to r) Cindy Price, Tere McDaniel, Renata Nemechek. Donna Thomas, Michele Joyner, Kathy Beggs, Cenia Minor. Row 2 (I to r) Kim Anschultz, Jane Minkley, Peggy Morgan, Barbara Tannenhaum. Patti Hanna, Pattie Wilson. Deborah Monpetit, Susie Rountree. Not pictured Sue Hosford, Debra Trehern. Ads 247 LAZY LODGE MOTEL TRAVELER'S INN Compliments of J. C. MARSH SONS CONSTRUCTION CO. 201 N. First St. Lake City, Fla. 32055 752-0774 Barbara Tannenbaum is ready to help you with any of the Estee Lauder products in the LOVELY SHOP 320 N. 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Gainer MEMBERS Johnny Smith Gary Anderson Lawrence Whitfield Leroy Weston Madrian Williams Gary Caldwell Willie B. Allen Ronald Williams Francis Currington Aaron Lewis Carnell Baker Dave Jone (Jax) Napolen Whitfield Lynwood Jones Nathan Watson Nelo Williams Lenard Jones Keith Bell Ashley Parnell FOR LAND’S SEE LENVIL H. DICKS REALTOR “Small Tracts and Country Property, Our Specialty” 115 West Duval Lake City, Florida 752-8585 Mathis Welding and Machine Company Builders of Fireline Plows and Trailers 730 NORTH HERNANDO STREET LAKE CITY, FLORIDA Telephone 752-4066 Established 1928 George B. Etheridge Phone 752-2752 Interior Designs Compliments of George Etheridge Furniture Co. 1801 West U. S. 90 “Complete Residential Commercial Decor We are dealers for some of the finest names in APPLIANCES—TV—STEREO—FURNITURE CARPETS—DRAPERIES Frigidaire—Zenith—Bassett—Broyhill Premier Kroehler—Stanley—La-Z-Boy Recliners Thomasville-Norman Custom Draperies Bedspreads Hickory Chair, Lee's Carpets THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 76 Compliments of MR. MAJICS CAR WASH 288 Ads We Remember ON BEHALF OF THE STATE-WIOE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COOPERATIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF FLORDA. THIS TOK0I OF SINCERE APPRECIATION IS PRESENTED TO Jim Melton JIM MELTON M SINCERE RECOGNITION OF THE MANY YEARS OEVOTfD SERVICE TO THE YOUTH. NOT ONLY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY. BUT TO THE ENTIRE STATE OF FLORIDA. YOU HAVE BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO ALL WITH WHOM IT HAS BEEN THEIR PRIVUEDGE TO COME INTO CONTACT WITH YOU. FURTHER. LET IT BE KNOWN BY ALL THAT JM MELTON TRULY REPRESENTS ANO IS PROOF THAT- NO MAN STANDS SO TALL AS HE WHO STOOPS TO HELP A CHILD Roderick Wilson Carl Wardford Memorial 289 THE END EL FIN CEST FINI Watching you, the student body, make-and-break our new rules dur- ing the day and burning midnight oil to put it together at night has been our goal since our New Begin- ning at CSHS. Putting this annual together was no easy task; we always thought people just slapped a few pictures here and made a headline to go there. Come to find out it was working until dawn, making mis- takes, and correcting them by the bushel that made this yearbook what it is. This year has been truly an ex- perience for everyone. Adjusting to new rules and making new rules has brought about a beginning that will never end at CSHS. Trying to give this yearbook a new and more creative look we feel these people have contributed much of their time and effort: Mrs. Nettie Ozaki, who lent us her ideas for the introduction; Mrs. Roberta Wilson, who beautifully portrayed the old style of script, also contained in the introduction; Mr. Harold Day our school photographer; Mrs. Colvin Carter and the annual staff without whom we couldn't have produced this yearbook, and to Miss Martha Jo Deas for her lasting confidence in us. Sincerely, P.S. We can't forget our teachers who willingly let us out of class, frequently to work on the yearbook, last but not least our parents who stood by us and lent us their shoulder to lean on Thank-ya . . . thank-ya . . . thank-ya. 290 Editors Note WHO DONE IT! ACADEMICS FEATURES KIM ANSCHULTZ JOAN COLLINS REBA WILLIAMS PATTI HANNA SENIORS LISA WALDRON DONNA THOMAS JUNIORS LINDA HUNTER SUE HOSFORD JEANE WHITE DEAN PAULEY EDITORS %c0 n1 ° SUSIE ROUNTREE JANE SMITH FACULTY SR. DIRECTORY CYNTHIA ANDERSON PEGGY MORGAN DOUG VOCELLE JANE MINKLEY ADS KAREN HOWELL KATHY KOON SPORTS TERE MCDANIEL WENDELL LYNCH CLUBS LINDA DANIELSON BARBARA TANNENBAUM CHARLES HILTY — PHOTOGRAPHER 291 WE CAN ALWAYS REMEMBER WITH JOY THE BEAUTY OF THIS MOMENT . . A new beginning . . . Is spring in the forest eternal. Where leaves of autumn past are In the winds of change scattered, While buds awaken to the fresh air of morning. Scented with hope. And dreamflowers sprinkle the boughs, Like stars on a clear night Mirrored in the placid waters of an alpine lake, In the embrace of mountains all. A joyful enchantment clings to the trees, Sharpening the colors as the myriad noises Of life renewed graces the crystal air. Let us enjoy the forest While spring lies on the land and The sun is smiling. Let us dream of tomorrow. While the dreaming is good and The flowers are blooming. Let us rest from our labors, While the air is cooly sweet and The rain is far away. So we can always remember with joy. The beauty of this moment. Our new beginning. finis Wendell Lynch OUR NEW BEGINNING Columbia High School 1000 Pennsylvania Avenue Lake City, Florida 32055 mm 295 Life at Columbia High School . . . Tender moments. Holly Gay and Linda Johns give smiles as William Shakespeare adds his comments. 296 Introduction . . . Sunny smiles are always welcomed. Having fun times at Field Day. Welcome to CHS . . . There are so many different parts to see ... Al- ways so many things going . . . But no matter what, a smile is always there ... If you can't enter with a smile, then take one when you go. Smiles seen from teachers and students alike. Introduction 297 Sophomore Class Leads CHS in Spirit and Progress Cuerry Espenship finds time for sports activities as well as the responsibility of being President of the Sophomore Class. Good looks and leadership mark Kathy Come, Secretary; Elaine Douglas, Liaison Officer; Cindy Horne, Vice-President; and Kim Cody, Treasurer. 298 Sophomores Lurry Acosta Felicia Adams Eric Akins Kathy Allen James Allen Rusty Alsup Stanley Anders Angie Anderson Anna Anderson David Anderson Gloria Anderson Barbara Arnold Helen Arnold Susie Atanasov Rick Atkins Cindee Atkinson Melissa Attaway Mary Jean Atwood Johnny Avinger James Ball Peggy 8a Ilard Warren Barnes Abraham Barret Tonda Barton Cindy Baskette Mike Baskette Mike Bass Cheryl Bedenbaugh Bruno Bell Jessie Bell Kim Bell Phil Bishop William Blackman Sandra Blood Mike Bloomfield Mark Boatwright leanie Boone Dexter Buiey June Bouic Bride Boosquet Tawanda Bowles Tony Boyette Vivian Bradley Teresa Brannon Alice Brett David Brewer James Breza Dee Brock Beverly Brov n Dan Brown Debbie Brown Earlene Brown Iris Brown Kathy Brown Kevin Brown Mary Lou Brown Pam Brown Tom Brown Vickie Brov n Wayman Browning Donald Buraker Michael Burgess Bruce Burke l isa Burnett Lisa Burnette David Bush Russ Busscher Mike Bryan udy Bryant Nellie Calloway Annette Campbell Sherry Camper Valerie Canaday Robert Cannon Keith Carmichael David Carrol Craig Carter Donna Carter Evette Carter Irene Carter Sophomores 299 I I Robyn Chaney Valerie Chapman Audrey Christie Ethel Christie Dolores Clarkson Bill Cobb Kim Cody Albert Coker Michael Cole De Wayne Collins Richard Collins Kathy Cone Joe Connelly Annie Lots Cook Willie Cook David Coone Jill Cooper Tom Copeland Bobby Cottrell Cynthia Cottrell Rene Counts Edward Cox Ricky Crawford Larry Cozatt Annette Cray Lillian Cray Theresa Cray leff Creel Richard Crusaw Creg Crews Sterling Currington Sandra Curry lames Davenport Alicia Davis Carol Davis David Davis David Davis Creg Davis lames Davis John Davis Leanne Davis Soloman Daise Steve Davison Robert Dees Danny Deleg ado Joanna Demas Norris DeMcrrittS Belinda Dicks Wanda Dixon Terri Dockery 300 Sophomores Tim Dortch Alonzo Dortley Walt Donly Brenda Doubcrly Elaine Douglas Randy Driggers Crcg DuBois Buddy Duce Tana Duckette Annette Duckwiler Crcg Dukes Wayne Dukes Michael Dunmore Teri Edenfield Shan Edwards Teresa Edwards Wayne Edwards Bobby Ellis Jim Ellis Cuerry Espenship Belguim Evans George Evans Lucille Evans Joe Falgout Gerald Feagle Lillie Fleming Yvonne Fleming Kenneth Flores Mary Ann Flowers Melody Fontana Diane Ford Eddie Fowler Jimmy Fowler Luther Frahck Danny Franks Brenda Frazier Kevin Friend Larry Fulton Mary Ann Fulton Tracy Futch Judy Gambles Kadyn Gansel Van Garbett Steve Garland Ronnie Gaskins Holly Cay Karen Gerard Bonnie Gerlach Robert Cibberts Sherri Gillen Nancy CHIman Sharon Godsmark Pat Graham Richard Green Rock Allen Green Wesley Green Sophomores 301 Audrey Greene Lessie Mae Crice Aileen Griffen Bonnie Guffey Trade Hair Greg Hall Terry Hall Cerald Hamilton Mike Hamilton Ramona Hardee David Harden Donald Harden Cary Harden Tommy Harden Jay Harkey John Harr el Randy Harrington Clifton Hanss Trie Harris Warner Harris Becky Heeke Pinkie Henderson Sheila Hendricks Tim Hester Fritzi Hill Barbara Hoag Connie Hoagland Dadd Hobbs Paul Holiday Nathan Hoi lie Darren Hollifiefd Dale Holloway Butch Holton Kelvin I lolton Frin Holton Tammie Hood Diane Hons Richard Howell limmy Hubert Keith Hudson Tommy Hudson Debra Hull David Hunt Carmen Hunter Cindy Hurst 302 Sophomores Joe Hyde Beverly Jackson John Jackson Rhonda Jackson Wayne Jarrard Roger Jarrell Debbie Jenkins J. B. Jennings Loretta Jennings Henry Jernigan Melanie Jernigan Leola Jerry Alan Johns Linda Johns Howard Johnson Jesse Johnson Paul Johnson Rawn Johnson Tim Johnson Billy Jolley Antoine Jones Daughly Jones Dickie lones Lari Jones Earlene Jones Emory Jones Frank Jones Julie Jones ichacl Jones Ronnie Jones Ruby Jones Brenda Jordan Ricky Jordan Hilda Jouey DeWayne Joyner Ronnie Kay Irene Kelly Kitty Kennedy Tim Kiddy Carole Kinard Betty King Janet King Nathan King Sandra Kirby Lisa Kirkland Teresa Kirwan Teresa Koon Paulla Lackey Steve Lang William Larson Kenny Latham Charles Lee Robert Lee Beverly LeCree Mary Lenior Reginald Lewis Sophomores 303 Ronald Lins Carol Little Dcnrtck Lumpkin Judy Malcom Glenda Manning Patricia Manning Jackie Martin Phyliss Martin Cyndie Matthews Cary Maxwell Sam May Ricky Mayo Virginia Mayo Tim McClellan Tammy McColsky Mark McCormick Skip McCrory Creg McDonald Linda McGuire Kathy McLeod Fred Melton Susan Melton Margaret Men ede Sara Jo Milam Timmy Miller Jay Milton Angeline Muelle Lorraine Monroe Jayne Moody Richard Moody Richard Moore Terry Morgan Dan Moss Joe Morrison Sherri Morrison James Morrow Lynn Murray Christa Myers Dolphy Myrick Gary Nash Barbara Gail Nettles Michael Nettles Teresa Newcomb Willie Ncton Debhi Odom Joe Osburn Valerie Ottinger Gail Owens Steve Pace Bruce Parke Kim Parks Lawanda Parnell David Parnell Margaret Payne tlame Pearce Peggy Peelc Carline Peeler Mary Pery Linda Petty Brenda Pettyjohn Carl Petty 304 Sophomores Brian Phillips Curus Phillips Margaret Phillips Rachel Pierce Mark Pino Susan Plummer David Pollard Cindy Pope Faye Powell Kenneth Powell Cary Pybas Benny Raulerson Joanna Raulerson Ricky Raulerson Martha Ray Tony Reese Daniel Register Michael Rice James Richardson Charles Robarts Kathy Roberts Rex Robinson Jerry Rockwell Teresa Ross William Ruis Teresa Rushing Tawanda Russel Rosanne Russo Hargash Sandage Darlene Sanders Kim Sands Tammy Satterfield Mary Sauls Veronica Savage David Scalf Carl Sercy Byron Shaw Marion Shaw Sadie Shaw Jeff Shelton David Sherrod Mike Ship Debbie Shisler Duke Silvcy Steve Simmons Alton Smith Donna Smith Iff VVAVAV AAVAV «««+� � •( A’AVAV AVAVA' «A ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦t m AW' U June Bouie, Warner Harris, and Vivian Bradley - The Three Musketeers! Sophomores 305 CHS cheerleaders pin winning stickers on football players. Jamie Smith Lugene Smith Larry Snowden Janice Spencer Randy Spivey Tim Stalvey Terry Staten Mary Steele Pam Steele Sue Stephens Angela Stevens Mavis Stevens Greg Stewart James Stewart Lee Stewart Twylia Stewart Ted St. John Vickie St. John Joan Strickland Keith Strickland Lynette Strickland Pam Talbott Leslie Taylor Patty Taylor Warren Taylor Reeky Thomas Belinda Thomas Cindy Thomas Chris Thomas James Thomas Mildred Thomas Nellie Thomas Spence Thomas David Thompson Paul Townsend Mark Touchton Ldward Trevarrov Clarence Troupe Joan Tucker 306 Sophomores 1 I ) t { I fames Tuesher Leonard Tunsi I Thomascena Tunsii Scott Thurmond Charles Turner fames Turner Mark Tuttle Lea Tybalt Bobby Vaughn Bruce Vining Alan Yancey Kerry Yates Tommy Young Robert Waldron Sonya Warren Debra Waters Simon Watson Margie Weiffenbach Elizabeth Wheeler Steve Wheeler Algenon White Becky White Hugh White Mary White Waletha White Davenia Williams David williams Dean Williams Kim Williams Sandy Williams Tommy Williams Connie Wilson Larry Wilson Lawrence Winfield Larry Winningham Danny Witt Albert Woods Donna Woods Kay Wosley David Wooten 5 ; I 307 Aspects of Sophomore life . . . Students enjoy themselves at lunch. Student Council officers view area for the future Sophomore court. Sophomore students shine during Homecoming week. 308 Sophomores Carol Davis shows Sophomore spirit before the big Tri-Hi-Y game. Band students load bus to go to C.S.H.S. Joe Hyde rides in style in Driver Ed. Aileen Griffin, representing Sophomores well in Homecoming 75 . Sophomores 309 Scenes at CHS. 110� Sophomores Sophomores 311 Freshmen Experience Their First Year At Columbia High School Freshmen ... A first time for every- thing . . . the youngest at CFiS repre- sented by the class of 79 . . . every- thing is so different ... a real class spirit ... it showed during homecoming when we took a third place overall . . . our own C team and cheerleaders . . . well show them what spirit is . .. next year we'll be boss. Freshmen class officers for '75 '76 are: Janie Minor, President; Joan Cochran, Vice President, Cheryl Nelson, Secretary, Lori Johns, Treasurer; Gladys Woody, Parliamentarian. Wanda Adams Darnel Adel Connie Akins Jewel Albright Steve Alexander Timothy Allen Mark Almond Tammie Ammons Teresa Anthony John Anschultz Charles Arnold Margaret Bach Rufus Baker Ricky Baldwin Ann Ball Jane Ball Mildred Barber Sharon Barber Candy Barnes Cary Barnett Jimmy Bass Lisa Bass Pam Battle Patty Baylor Jimmy Beasley James Bell Tyrone Bell Cheryl Bessinger Kenny Bethea Milton Beverley Willie Bias Mike Bicknell Steve Blackmore Janet Blackwell Mark Blair Buddy Blanton Samuel Blanks Valerie Blount Darryl Bodiford Gloria Boler Vincent Bondi Jimmy Boone Richard Boone Lome Bondcrenko Sheryl Boudreau Tammy Boutwell Wendy Boutwell Carolyn Bowden 312 Freshmen Alma Bowles Lisa Boyette Jajuana Bradley Wen dal I Brannon lames Brazee Ronnie Bril I hart Rose Bril I hart Ruth Bnllhart Tanya Brink Brian Brinkley Vera Broom Debbie Brown Deona Brown Jan Brown Lavonda Brown Lisa Brown Phyllis Brown Ronnie Brown Teresa Brown Alicia Brunncy Edith Bryant Randolph Bryant Jerry Buckan Cindy Bundy Douglas Burch Tim Burke Marie Burney Roger Burney Damithel Burton Derrick Bush Darrell Butler Voncile Butler Hazel Calloway Barbie Canaday Jerome Cannon Anita Carter Gloria Carter Michael Carter Sherri Carver Craig Cason David Cason Jay Cason Jimmy Cason Kelly Carson David Chapman Dorothy Chapman Larry Charles Dale Char nock David Cheeseman Don Cherry Ramona Christie Jeff Clark Wanda Clark Timmy Clyatl Tim Cobb Joan Cochran Cythe Cockcroft Tony Coker David Cole Mchssa Cole Sheila Cole Linda Coleman Patricia Coleman Dale Cone Cwen Cook Timmy Coon James Copeland Donna Cooper Freshmen 313 David Coxe Jerry Craig David Craft Du ay nr Cray Allan Crews Be 'erly Crews Terry Crews Terri Cruce George Cuffy Kristy Cummings Leroy Cummings John Davenport Eddie Davidson Cheryl Davis Donna Davis Gloria Davis Regina Davis Rosa Davis Samuel Davis Darlene Dees Susie Dees Allamese DeMehtl Carol Denmark Mark Dice Dennis Dicks Cary Dicks Sharon Dicks Ricky Dishrow Robbie Disbrow Carle Dixon Quentin Dortley Dale Douglas Mary Ellen Douglas Tony Douglas Rhonda Douberly James Doyle Michael Dace Daniel DuckwHer 314 Freshmen 1 DeenaDuke Ricky Dukes Cheryl Dunipace Debra Dupriesi Raenetla Dye Yolanda Edwards Cindy Eichelsderfer Wayne Eichelsderfer Sara Ellis Susan Ellis Tina Ellis Steve Ersbmc Mike Eubanks Wanda Farr Sarah Feagle Michael Felton Carl Filly aw Reginald Fleming Yvonne Fleming Randy Fletcher Anita Flowers Curtis Fluellen Clay Foe Cindy fortune lames Fowler Kenneth Frahck Ron freeman Sue Friend Wendy Frierson Kenny Caines Darlene Gambles Duane Caney Margie Carbelt Clyde Cates Ted Gemmer Melissa George Donna Gerard Jessie Gibson Mark Cieger Robert Gizzard Stephen Glowaki Mary Good son Eddie Graham Vemta Kay Gray Debbie Green Linda Green Cary Griffen Sandra Griffen Stephen Grizzard Terrie Guthrie Bobby Guynn Mark Haggart Sherry Hale Daniel Hall Deborah Hall Jerry Hall Verlon Hall Phil Hamilton Jackie Hanell Mary Ann Hansens Edward Hanson Jody Hanson Came Gari Harden Cindy Harden Cindy Harden Robert Harrell Donald Harrington Terran Harrington Keith Harris Leslie Harris Mike Harris Bobby Harry Randy Hart Connie Hartley Wayne Hartley Tom Hartman Karen Haslup James Hatenstein Timothy Heeke Kenny Henderson Freshmen 315 Freshmen Find CHS a Challenge Louis Hcrmesman £ venia Hicks Carol Highsmith Wendy Hill Buddy Hines Donna Holland Barbara Holland Mayse Holliday Carolyn Holton Attoyva Honer Shellye Hook Brenda Houton Joann Howell Kathy Huchingson Nan Huggins Tony Huggins Don Hughes lacqueline Huland Lisa Hunter Mark Hunter Scott Isbell Eddie Jackson Glenda jack son Derrick J'ames Michael ames McKinley Jeffers J. B. Jennings Ricky Jernigan Laurie Johns Aaron Johnson Brenda Johnson Charles Johnson Chuck Johnson Doug Johnson Hattie Mae Johnson Johnnie Mac Johnson Mary Alice Johnson Vernice Johnson Alan Jones Bonnie Jones 316 Freshmen Chris Iones Elmo Jones Gloria lean Iones James Jones Mary Jones Mike Jones Pane)' tones Roderick ones Sam Jones Mary Kalieh Larry Keen Irene Kelly Mel Kelly David Kelly George Kelsey George Kelsey Dale King William King Ricky Kinnington Lisa Klinepeter Robert Konrady Kirk Koon Sabrina Lackey Michelle Lambert Vernon Lane Kim Lang Tracy Lantz Donna Larson Jeff Laughery Steve Laughery Roger Lawton Hal Leary Gloria Lee lohnnyLee Ola Maye Lee Tina Lee Delbert LeGree Karen Legree lerry Lenora lohnny Lewis Tommy Lewis Lawson Lockamy Keith Loefflcr Steve Lombard Mike Lord Slew Love Daniel Lovett Kelly Lowery Carol Mafiett Wanda Maffctt Jerry Mahan Rosetta Manning June Markham Rene Marshall Tammy Martin Timothy Martin Rhonda Mathis Melody Mattheivs Scott Matthews Lart)' Mayo Alice McArthur Mary Alice McArthur Angie McClellan Kathy McCormick Janice McCray Teresa McCray Mike McCrory Robbie McDonald Freshmen 317 Chuckle McGuire Ronnie McKinnon Thomas McKirc Beverly McMillon Mark McRae Brian Meit Herman Merricks Terry Merritt Jeff Mickadam Raymond Mick Glenn Mickler Charles Miller Patsy Miller Janie Minor Mike Mobley Ernest Mock Rocky Moody Susan Moody Kathy Moore Morrison Moore Gfenna Morris Mike Morris Daryl Murphy Tim Murphy Robin Muskewitz Morgan Myers Winkie Nash Cheryl Nelson Greg Nettles Clay Nodes Kenneth Norris Leroy Norris Mike Norris Tim North Greg Norton Starr Olofsson Florence O'Neal Claudia Owens Bevcdy Page Laurie Page Debbie Pannell Ronald Parks Steve Parks Mitch Parker Wesley Parrett Linda Parrish Diane Paul Todd Pauley Robin Pearce Bridget Perry Cynthia Perry 318 Freshmen Cardan Perry Kinard Perry Keith Peterson Sheri Peterson Alan Phillips limmy Phillips Mark Phillips Susan Pierce Bill Pitman Lance Pittman Darrell Pope Larry Porter Elizabeth Powell Pauline Powell lames Price Tim Pruitt Orlando Ramos Bill R'ank in Edward Reed Freddie Reed Lisa Reed Mary Ann Reed Steve Reed Tommy Reed Bruce Register Dennis Register Larry Register Rhonda Revels John Rhodes Steve Rice Terri Rice Patti Rich Rae iSell Ricks Patti Rivers Susie Rivers Verber Rivers Debbie Robarts Mitzi Robarts Donna Roberts Glenn Roberts Len Roberts Ruth Roberts Tammy Roberts Vicki Roberts Will Roberts Freshman 319 Bobby Robinson Ronald Robinson Vinson Robinson Bonnie Roelings Eileen Roeling leff Rogers Melissa Rogers Annette Ross Angela Rossm Teresa Roth well Cindy Rouse Billy Sanders Rose Sanders Billy Sax I or Teresa Sceals Karen Scippio David Schumueker Cynthia Scott Lisa Sellers Terry Seymour William Shakespeare Keith Shaw Marcia Sheely Cathy Shelton Donald Shelton Cindy Sheppard Melody Sheppard Cram Simmons Susan Simmons Kathy Singley Scott Slater Dean Smith Debra Smith Cina Smith John Smith lohn Smith Mary Smith Rusty Smith Tina Sparrow less Speith Tony Spradley Penny Stalnaker David Stamper Sammy Stanford Donnie Steele Teresa Stewart David Strickland Liz Stringer Gina Sumner Linda Tanner Brenda Taylor Eva Taylor Rosalind Taylor Becki Thomas ludy Thomas Sue Thomas Veonsa Thomas Michael Thompson Mark Thompson Kclethcr Tillman Janice Tompkins Mike Tompkins Richard Tompkins Teresa Tompkins Kathy Townsend Robert Treverrow lanine Turnbull Dennis Turner Randy Tuttle Tommy Tuttle Karen Twed ale Amanda Underwood Jeremiah Underwood Cwen Varreen Linda Vaughn Rhonda Vannoy Mary Ann Walker Ramona Walker Billy Wallace Angela Watson 320 Freshmen Clint Watthcr Tommy Webb Dora Weeks Diane Welch Andrea Wengenroth Laura Wheeler Sandy Wheeler Freddie Whitcomb Dale White Clen White Bonnie Wilburn Jannell Willburn Becky Wilcox Lynn Wilder Cary Wilkes Andrew Williams Darrell Williams David Williams Phillip Williams Stanley Williams Willie Williams Janet Williamson Donna Willis Cary Willis Linda Willis Linda Wills Alfis Wilson Dinna Wilson lames Wilson Marshall Wilson Laura Winningham Melvin Wintons Willie Wmtons Larry Witt Libbv Witt Kelly Wolford Doug Wood Douglas Wood Susan Woods Tanya Woods Gladys Woody Cecilia Wynn Darlene Yarborough Rick Yarborough Ricky Yarborough William Yawn Mark Young Paul Young Freshmen 321 Freshmen enjoy CHS. A freshman smile is always seen. C Team cheerleader, Nancy Talbott, always playing around before a game. Gloria Daies smiles because of the Freshmen's progress. 322 Candids 1 Valerie Blount takes time from class. Candids 323 Freshman attendant, Sandy Wheeler, and escort, Jerry Craig, walking out on the field Homecoming night. Freshmen enjoy Field Day. Faces at CHS Guidance counselor, Mr. Thomas, always helping out. Bruce Ives, Warren Barnes and Tom Brown are dressed and ready to cheer for the Sophomore girls at the Tri-Hi-Ygame. 324 Candids Mrs. Conner always has a lot of paper work to keep the school money. Always willing to take a break from class fora picture. Mr. O'Bryan prepares his next class' lesson. Candids 325 Office Aides Are A Must To Keep The School Mr. David Ellis, Principal, always willing to lend a helping hand. Assistant Principal, Mr. Jeffers. Administration, the heart and soul of our school ... If you have a prob- lem, you have come to the right place . . . But steer clear of Mr. Jef- fers list . . . Mr. Rankin, the annual staff lost the key to the pub. room again . . . ahh come on Mr. Rankin don't cry, it will be alright . . . Hey, Mr. Ellis could we speak to you for a second . . . Here is to three of the ni- cest men we know . . . what would we do without them. O.K., tell it to me straight. Our Assistant Principal, Mr. Ran- kin. - Running Smoothly. Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Brinkley, Mrs. Brammel, Mrs. Crasteen. Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Murphy. Administration 327 Social Studies, Relives The Past And Displays The Present. History teachers are - Ms. Muldrow, Mr. Fcenberg, Mr. Williams, Mr. O'Bryan, and Mr. Bankston. Using The English Language. Members of the English Department are - Mrs. Blay, Ms. Davis, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Vining, Mrs. Smithy, Mrs. Harkleroad, Mrs. Siefert, Ms. Webster, Ms. Wright, Ms. Jones, Mrs. Head, and Ms. Lane. 328 Faculty Science Department, Always Discovering. Members of the Science Department are - Mrs. Wright, Mr. Foreman, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Kohn and Mrs. Graham. Math Department, Always Adds Up To Something. Members of the Math Department are - Mr. Robertson, Mr. Kelley, Ms. Hunter, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Wheeler, and Ms. Haynes. Faculty 329 Driver Ed and JROTC CHS Driver Ed. teachers - Mr. Feagle, Mr. Presley, and Mr. Braddock. Instructors of JROTC-Sgt. Atkinson, Col. Thomas, Sgt. Mansfield. 330 Faculty Humanities, Art, Music, Reading and Foreign Language French teacher - Mrs. Barker, Librarian - Ms. Benton, Art teacher - Mr. Owens, Librarian - Mrs. Parnell. Music teacher - Ms. Tullos Mr. Owens, a friend to all. Faculty 331 Business Careers, Vocations And Home Economics. Mrs. Parnell and Ms. Williams look over typing and busi- Mrs. Clark inspects Mrs. Cribbs cooking. (Not pictured, Mrs. Benedict.) ness forms. 7. Mr. Chasteen looks on as Tom Brown works with the electrical equipment. 2. Mr. Perry and Mr. Ellison helping students learn about and plan for their vocation. 2 332 Faculty Meeting The Needs. 7. Mrs. Gallop and Mr. Storms. 2. IMTS in- structor, Mrs. Dees. 3. Mr. Bowles and Mr. Henry. 4. Work Experience teachers. 3 Faculty 333 Physical Education And Guidance The members of the P.E. Department are Ms. Pearson, Coach Hill, Mrs. Robinson, Coach Rawleigh, Coach Hale. The helpful counselors found in Guidance are Ms. Green and Mr. Thomas. 334 Faculty Custodians And Lunch Room Staff The lunchroom staff, a vital part of our school. The Custodial Staff Faculty 335 Always one step ahead. Coach Justice. Good student-teacher relations are a familiar sight at CHS. 336 Faculty Mrs. Martin concludes the long day with a thoughtful smile. Faculty 337 Chorus, always in tune Girls Chorus, 1975-76. Ms. Tull os. Chorus Sponsor. The members of the Girls Chorus are: Anna Anderson, Helen Arnold, Lorrie Bonderenko, Jajuana Bradley, Tanya Brink, Debra Brown, Voncile Butler, Linda Carse, Anita Carter, Sherry Carver, Audrey Christie, Sheila Cole, Nancy Coglan, Karen Cooper, Carol Davis, Al- timease Demeritte, Darlene Dees, Lisa Doug- las, Deena Duke, Venita Gray, Barbara Hol- land, Carolyn Holton, Betty Hughes, Sophia Huland, Beverly Jackson, Melody Jernigan, Lori Johns, Brenda Johnson, Bonnie Jones, Julie Jones, Norma Jones, Mary Kahlich, Carole Kinard, Lisa Klinepeter, Sabrina Lackey, Barbara Lambert, Donna Larson, Carolyn Maf- fett, Rene Marshall, Mary Alice McArthur, Melody Mathews, Margaret Menendez, Kathy Muniz, Anglene Mizell, Janice Moon, Yvonne Moreland, Florence O'Neal, Lauri Page, Rachel Pierce, Patti Ritch, Mitzi Robarts, Teresa Ross, Cindy Rouse, Darlene Sanders, Debbie Shisler, Kathy Singley, Gina Smith, Janice Spencer, Mary Staples, Pam Steele, Linda Tanner, Brenda Taylor, Veionza Thomas, Manda Underwood, Ramona Walker, Elizabeth Wheeler, Waletha White, Linda Jo Wilson, Davenia Williams, Kim Williams. 338 Clubs ] Mixed Chorus. 1975-76 Mixed Chorus members are: John Anschultz, Warren Barnes, Abe Barrett, David BoutweU, Vivian Bradley, Brian Brinkley, Beverly Brown, Russ Busscher, Thereasa Cray, Albert Coker, Tom Copeland, David Coxe, Tim Clyatt, Sandra Curry, Rosa Davis, Brenda Douberly, Dale Douglas, Buddy Duce, Annette Duckwiler, Deborah Dupriest, Randy Fletcher, Danny Franks, Lou Fralick, Bonnie Cerlach, Debbie Green, Pinkie Henderson, Tammie Hood, Shellye Hook, Jo Ann Howell, Mark Hunter, Eddie Jackson, Douglas Johnson, Dwayne Joyner, Reginald Lee, Reginald Lewis, Mike Lord, Tammy McColskey, Kathy McLeod, Brian Mier, Jay Milton, Janie Minor, Claudie Owens, Mike Nettles, Deborah Pan- nell, Susan Pierce, Susan Plummer, Berry Raulerson, Angela Rossin, Cynthia Scott, Keith Shaw, Gina Sumner, Nellie Thomas, Clarence Troupe, Vera Wintons, Drew Wil- liams, Janet Williamson, Dinna Wilson, Kellie Wolford. Chorus Officers: Pres.-Lori Johns, Vice-Pres.-Vivian Bradley, Representatives- Anna Anderson, Brenda Johnson, Lou Fralick, Sophia Huland, Accompanists-Claudia Owens, Donna Larson, Lisa Klinepeter, Stu- dent Director-Clarence Troupe. Clubs 339 Academics Combine Intelligence and Wit Stanley Anders, Gloria Anderson, Mary Atanasov, Melissa Attaway, Mary jean Atwood, Warren Barnes, Phil Bishop, Jim Bond, Jeanie Boone, June Bouie, Vivian Bradley, Teresa Brannon, George Brewer, Beverly Brown, Iris Brown, Kathy Brown, Kevin Brown, Craig Carter, Kim Cody, Lillian Cray, Alicia Davis, Joanna Demas, Elaine Douglas, Tim Dortch, Annette Duckwiler, Bill Ellis, Leigh Embley, Brenda Fraser, Karlyn Gansel, Steve Garland, Bonnie Gerlach, Alisa Giebeig, Sherri Gillen, Sharon Godsmark, Teresa Govreau, Rock Allen Green, David Harden, Kim Hermesman, Kim Hoffmann, Joe Hyde, Bruce Ives, Alan Johns, Dauty Jones, Julie Jones, Kitty Kennedy, Janet King, Sandra Kirby, Lisa Kirkland, Teresa Kirwan, Patrick Martinez, Cindie Matthews, Sam May, Sam McAdams, Linoa McQuire, Dan Moss, Christa Myer, Joe Osburn, Gail Owens, Lawanda Parnell, Margaret Payne, Elaine Pearce, Peggy Peele, Mark Pino, Susan Plummer, Cindy Pope, Lisa Roberts, Kim Sands, Debbie Shisler, Ted St. John, Pam Talbott, Janet Tan- ner, Bruce Vinning, Robert Waldron, Patricia Watkins, Margie Wieffenbach, Dean Williams, Tommy Young. Blue and white . . . Keep those grades up . . . You can't have a C average? . . . Guess who just got kicked out?. . . This isn't as easy as it looks ... I have only one week to bring up my grades! . . . Selling candy to pay for certificates . . . Might not sound like much, but it is . . . The brains of CHS . . . National Honor Society. National Honor Society members hard at work. 340 Honor Society Art Club shows creative ability Sitting: Carmen Hunter, Jay Cason, Greg Hall, Alisa Giebeig, Cindy Horne, Debbie Powell, Charles Robarts, Sandra Blood, Melissa Attaway, Nancy Gillman, Carline Peeler, Sheri Gillen, Mr. Owens. Standing: Annette Campbell, Tammy Satterfield, Lisa Kirkland, Kathy Cone, Teresa Kirwan, Becky Thomas, Starr Oloffson, Raenell Ricks, Alan Yancey, Joanna Raulerson. Sponsor, Danny Owens ART CLUB . . . Drawing, Painting, And Learning . . . Remember the meeting at 7:30 tomorrow morning . . . Getting pictures for the booth at the fair. . . The artists of CHS. OFFICERS: Kathy Cone, Audrey Greene, Joanna Raulerson, Jay Ca- son, Alisa Giebeig. Clubs 341 French and Math Clubs French Club Members: Bottom row left to right - Roger Brunner, Shan Edwards, Brian Phillips, Ted St. Johns. 2nd Row - Left to right - Keith Shaw, Robert Waldron, Taren Harrington, Richard Collins, Patrick Martinez, Joe Morrison. 3rd Row - Left to right - Sabrina Lackey, Lori Page, Dan Moss, Kelly Carson, Angie McClellan, Joanna Demas, Greg Dubois. 4th Row - Left to right - Libbie Witt, Cary Maxwell, Mark Pino, Mavis Stevens, Robin Chaney. Top - Left to right - Roger Lawton, Wendall Brannon, Sponsor - Mrs. Barker, Buddy Hines, Susie Atanasov. Math Club Members, Left to right - Mary Jean Atwood, Janet King, Jeanie Boone, Rene Counts. Second Row - Vivian Bradley, Joanna Demas, Patrick Martines, Pam Moss, Brenda Fraser, Elaine Douglas, Kathy Brown, Greg Dubois. Third Row - Sharon Godsmark, Susan Plummer, Phil Bishop, Lawanda Parnell, Shan Edwards, Beverly Brown. Fourth Row - Terry Hunter, Cary Maxwell, David Carroll, Bill Rankin, Larry Snowden, John Burns. Fifth Row-Joe Morrison, Stanley Anders, Mr. Robertson, Sponsor. 342 Clubs Paramedics, working to help others. Paramedics 75-76 The members of paramedics at CHS are: Bride Bousquet, Dee Brock, Earlene Brown, Iris Brown, Lisa Douglas, Barbie Hoag, Debra Hull, Beverly Jackson, Hilda Jolly, Sandi Kirby, Cail Owens, Rosana Russo, Mary Steele, Betty Williams, Sandi Williams, Peggy Ballard, Angeline Mizell, Leola Jerry, Jody Myrick, Donna Woods, Ruth Roberts, Connie Hartley, Margaret Bach, Wendy Boutwell, Jajuana Brad- ley, Yvonne Moreland, Mildred Barber, Char- lene Anderson, Debra Bass, Jackie Bell, Cheryl Bessinger, Valerie Blount, Alma Bowles, Lisa Boyette, Lisa Brown, Phyllis Brown, Barbara Canaday, Alesia Burney, Gloria Carter, Wanda Clark, Kristi Cummings, Patricia Dunning, Mary Ellen Douglas, Tina Ellis, Yvonne Flem- ing, Anita Flowers, Cindy Fortune, Melissa George, Mary Dell Goodson, Debbie Green, Pearl Green, Sandra Griffin, Terri Gutherie, Sherry Hale, Debra Hall, Mary Ann Hansens, Carrie Cail Harden, Cindi D. Harden, Carol Highsmith, Shelly Hook, Joann Howell, Lisa Hunter, Mary Jones, Mary Ann Kahlich, Tina Lee, Karen Legree, Clenna Morris, Bridgette Perry, Sherri Peterson, Elizabeth Powell, Rhonda Revels, Donna Roberts, Anndette Ross, Rosa Sanders, Karen Scippio, Janice Tompkins, Lynn Wilder, Darlene Yarbrough, Tonya Woods, Venita Gray, Angela Rossin, Cynthia Scott, Gladys Woody, Susan Pearce, Susan Bass, Venicia Perry, Brenda Johnson, Carolyn Holton, Cindy Bundy, Laponia Jones. Clubs 343 New Words From New Worlds. Spanish Club Members are: Margaret Payne, June Bouie, Carmen Hunter, Steve Love, Lynette Strick- land, Margie Wieffenbach, Lillian Cray, Danny Witt, Bruce Vining, Teresa Brannon, Tom Brown, Sam May, Tim Stalvey, Tim Kitty, Richard Moore, Teresa Ross, Cindy Pope, Debra Waters, Lisa Roberts, Melissa Attaway, Kitty Kennedy, Sponsor, Mrs. Anderson. Spanish Club . . . Members of the Spanish classes at CHS . . . Always trying to learn more . . . Travels, places for experiences . . . Mrs. An- derson, sponsor . . . June Bouie, President. . . Margaret Payne, Secre- tary. 344 Clubs Dance Group, Always On The Move . . . Row 1 Mitch Parker, Annete Cray, Anita Flowers, Clavence Troop. Row 2 Sherry Morrison, Lilian Cray, Melody Shepard, Brenda Douberly, Susie Riv- ers, Lapona Jones, Lori Johns, Darlene Cambies. Row 3 Linda Mcquire, Angela Watson, Margret Mendeze, Debbie Shisler, Yolanda Edwards, Lisa Klinepeter, Valerie Bloom. Row 4 Betty Huges, Rosetta Manning, Holly Ray, Linda Johns, Glenda Jackson, Debra Pafford, Carolyn Bowden. Row 5 Teresa Rothwell, Beverly Jackson, Becky Thomas, Debra Hull, Irene Kelly. Row 6 Bonnie Jones, Susan Ellis, Terri Dockery, Tammy Martin. Selling popcorn to raise funds for trips . . . getting together cute, ori- ginal outfits . . . long hours of prac- tice. . . well as the saying goes, prac- tice makes perfect . . . sometimes it seems we are never in class . . . new songs and dances . . . traveling per- formances . . . always on the go . . . Dance Group 75-76 . . . Clubs 345 Sponsor: Lilly Mae Pearson Drama Club, always using dramatic tactics. First Row - I to r - Mrs. Vining, Sandra Curry, June Bouie, Tina Lee, Vivian Bradley, Miss Webster. Second Row - Kirk Koon. Third Row - Darlene Parker, Lou Fralick, Gerald Ullmann. Fourth Row - Gladys Woody. Fifth Row - James Breza, Mona Kalonoskie, Teresa Kirwan. Sixth Row - JoAnne Howell, Taren Harrington. Seventh Row - Sharon Godsmark, Gary Nash, Shan Edwards. Sponsors: Mrs. Vining and Miss Webster. Drama Club . . . Needs no introduc- tion ... Try outs . . . Practice, prac- tice, practice . . . Working together as well as individually . . . Learn those lines . . . Finally putting it all together ... It was all worth it. 346 Clubs Student Council, always on the go. Student Council - 9th Grade - Daniel Adel, Mark Blair, Barbara Canaday, Joan Cochron, Jerry Craig, Darlene Gambles, Melissa George, Ataonzna Honer, Brenda Johnson, Mary Kahlich, Kelley Lowrey, Clint Mathews, Cheryl Nelson, William Pittman, Debra Robarts, Victor Rose, Gina Smith, Gina Sumner, Sandra, Sandra Wheeler, Willie Wynn. Student Council - 10th Grade -Mary Jean Atwood, Jeanie Boone, Craig Carter, Karen Cooper, Brenda Douberly, Maryellen Etheridge, Bonnie Cerlach, Cindy Horne, David Hunt, Lisa Kirkland, Tamera McColskey, Margaret Menendez, Margaret Payne, Linda Petry, Debbie Shisler, Rebecca Thomas, Terry Waddell, Tommy Young. The main club at school . . . makes and approves decisions ... in charge of homecoming . . . organiz- ing field day, floats, skits, door day . . . Mr. Ellis is letting us have a shorts day . . . Mr. Foreman, always getting some problem to solve . . . having the talent show to raise money for Sophomore Court . . . Don't worry Freshman it will be yours next year . . . Lawanda and Warren, our officers . . . CHS Student Council. Student Council Sponsor, Mr. Foreman. Clubs 347 Color Guards are always needed for civic functions. The Drum and Bugle Corp practices many hours. The Rifle team shoots for excellence. 348 JROTC The Boys' Drill Team gets ready for a show. Straighten your brass son! JROTC 349 The Girls' Drill Team marches in a parade. Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps The Science Club, ready to take on the unknown. Bottom left to right Mrs. Wright, Helen Arnold, Kathy Cone, Angie Anderson, Sherry Camper, Tammie Hood, Audrey Greene, John Harrell, Cindy Atkinson. Second Row: Dedria Bass, Leslie Taylor, Judy Malcom, Marlen Etheridge, Deborah Hull, Donna Woods, Kathy Roberts, Allen Yancy, David Bush, David Carroll, Cheryl Nelson, Liz Zerome, Richard Moore, Mr. Kohn. Third Row: Mark McCormick, Terry Hunter, John Davis, Sam McAdams, Cary Barnett. Fourth Row: Tony Reese, Jay Milton, Larry Snowden. Science Club . . . Never a dull mo- ment . . . Exploring new things all the time . . . Not all work . . . There is still time for play along with learning . . . The Jr. scientists of the world . . . What is this mystery substance? . . . Future Nobel Prize winners .. . What odd smells are brewing in Room 3? . . . Sponsors Mr. Kohn and Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Wright checks over some lab reports, yet she still finds time to sponsor the Science Club. 350 Clubs Future Farmers of America F.F.A. Members - Officers I to r 1st Row - Pres.-Allen Blair, Sec.-Cheryl Nelson, Vice-Pres.-Jerry Craig, Trea.-Mark Blair, Reporter-Jeff Simmons, Sentinel-Kelly Lowrey, Chaplain-Billy Adams. 2nd Row - Dean Smith, Mayse Holiday, Robert Treverrow, Lance Pittman, Gorden Perry, Dale Cone, Chuck Johnson, Tim McCellan, Dennis Dicks. 3rd Row -Jeff Osburn, Bruce Register, Junior Raiford, Clint Matthews, Tim Price, Ronnie Gaskins, Larry Witt, Danny Witt, Tim Cobb, David Strickland. 4th Row-Mike Killgore, Rusty Smith, James Fowler, Dwayne Moates, Wayne Brannon, Buddy Hines, Freddie Reed, Craig Cason, Clay Nodes, Mark Young, Bruce Parks. 5th Row - Edward Hansen, Jimmy Bass, Wayne Dukes, Darryl Murphy, Brian Brinkley, Earnest Mack, Mike Thomsen, Mel Kelley, Larry Register, Doug Burch, Phillip Williams. 6th Row - Tammy Satterfield, Randy Tootle, Mark Milam, Jewell Albright, Ron Freeman, Jerry Stanley, Bob Karstens, Gary Willis, David Jarvis, Dale Douglas. 7th Row - Tammy Martin, Cindy Fortune, James Cason, DavidSchmucker, Hal Leary, Steve Rice, Gary Pinkham, Robbie Disbrow, Ricky Disbrow, Dale King. 8th Row-Mr. Bowles, Mr. Hendry. Discovering about agriculture . . . Planting trees for the school . . . Learning about the future of farming . . . But, F.F.A. ain't all cows and plows . . . Sure got some cute sweethearts . . . That's F.F.A. Sweethearts Cheryl Nelson and Tammy Martin in Homecoming parade. Clubs 351 Annual Staff putting it all together. . . Freshman Editor-Kelly Carson, Photographers-Richard Moore and John Harrell, Sponsors -Mrs. Head and Mrs. Smithy, Sophomore Editor - Karlvn Cansel, Business Manager -Lisa Kirkland. Annual Staff, 1975-76 352 Clubs can we make it? After a long day of picture taking, Lisa Kirkland, Bonnie Gerlach, and Peggy Peele take a breather. She calls us the Winnie-the-Pooh School from across the Lake ... 3 A.M. in the morning and we still have 200 unidentified faces . . . what do you mean the deadline is 3 weeks earlier!!! Guess who came to see you again Mrs. Carter . . . three familiar sophomore faces at C.S.H.S. . . . Mrs. Smithy, Mr. Jeffers just called me to P-4 for missing class. . . . Riding the J.R.O.T.C. bus to the Senior High . . . Okay Karlyn, the faculty is all yours, have fun . . . Pic- tures, John, Pictures ... No time for lunch, we gotta sell those annuals ... Is it all worth it? . . . You bet your bippie! In conclusion of these annual pages, we would like to say that through these experiences we hope to learn how to avoid making mistakes. With the divisions of the school, it has added extra pressure to get the Col- umbian done. This has also been the first year with Sophomores and Freshmen working on it. Through all the problems we have still tried our best. We sincerely hope that you enjoy it this year as we proudly pre- sent the CHS section of the Colum- bian. Thank you, Bonnie Gerlach, Lisa Kirkland, Peggy Peele, Karlyn Cansel, John Harrell. Clubs 353 F.H.A. cooking up something good. F.H.A. Members: Sandy Curry, Lillian Cray, Elaine Douglas, Janet King, June Bouie, Tammy Boutwell, Peggy Parker, Cheryl Bessinger, Teresa Bran- non, Patricia Watkins, Sheri Peterson, Rhonda Black, Lisa Burnette, Anna Anderson, Leigh Embley, Virginia Bowden, Terri Edenfield, Debra Brown, Betty King, Rachel Pierce, Patti Rich, Teresa Cray, Pinkie Henderson, Evette Carter, Gina Sumners, Liz Stringer, Waletha White, Gloria Anderson, Brenda Johnson, Attoya Honer, Faye Walker, Meldoy Sheppard, Teresa Koon, Mary Ann Flowers, Judy Gambles, Sheila Cole, Sharon Godsmark, Tammy Martin, Cindy Echelsderfer, Annette Ross, Gloria Carter, Cythe Cockcroft, Vivian Bradley, Kathy Brown, Rhonda Jackson, Sherry Carver, Cindy Pope, Sharlene Anderson, Karen Garrard, Veionza Thomas, Sarah Feagle, Vernes Johnson, Alicia Davis, Lawanda Parnell, Sharon Dicks, Yvonne Flem- ing, Carolyn Holton, Deborah Dupriest, Jackie Huland, Teresa Tompkins, Cynthia Bundy, Rosa Davis, Vicky Roberts, Sue Bass, Jeanie Boone, Laverne Mack, Valerie Canaday, Sherry Camper, Terri Cruse, Evette Thomas, Janet Williamson, Karen Cooper, Betty Hughes, Angela Mizell, Barbara Hoag, Jackie Martin, Tina Lee, Cindy Harden, Connie Hartley, Glenna Morris, Kelly Wolford, Vera Broome, Jo Ann Brown, Dinna Wilson, Janice Moon, Cynthia Scott, Nan Huggins, Teri Sherrod, Melody Jernigan. Future Flomemakers of America . . . Becoming aware of the respon- sibilities of future life . . . Betty Crocker look out ... Do you smell something burning? . . . Mrs. Cribbs, Mrs. Benedict is rolling her eyes at me again . . . F.H.A. Presi- dent — Lillian Cray, President Elect — Sherri Boutwell, Vice-President — Sandra Curry, Secretary — June Bouie, Treasurer — Peggy Parker, Project Chairman — Elaine Douglas. 354 Clubs Columbia High School Both Sophomore and Freshman show their spirit at Field Day '75. Mrs. Pace, just one of the many helpful people found in the office. i A favorite teacher and Science Club sponsor, Mr. Kohn. m Clubs 355 J.V., leaders in CHS sports Front Row - I to r Coach Hill, Tom Copeland, Tracy Futch, Keith Burnsed, Bruce Ives, Tom Brown, Billy Adams, Warren Barnes, Guerry Espenship, Craig Carter, Phil Bishop. Second Row - I to r Russ Busscher, Mark Tuttle, Gary Harden, Leonard Tunsil, Rawn Johnson, Stephen Garland, John Jackson, Paul Johnson, Leslie Taylor, Duke Silvey. Third Row-I to r Ricky Raulerson, Bill Ellis, Sam McAdams, Tony Reese, Kevin Brown, James Breza, Mark McCormick, Gerald Feagle, Timothy Dortch, Rex Robinson. Fourth Row -1 to r Larry Wilson, Mike Nettles, Charles Robarts, Richard Collins, Dean Williams, Kenneth Humphrey, Warner Harris, Jay Milton. Terry Parker 12-0 Forrest 14-8 Englewood 0-12 Sandalwood 0-1 Fletcher 0-50 Wolfson 0-6 356 Sports Shines on and off the field . . . J.V. football players . . . The big men on campus . . . Start practicing early in the summer . . . Getting the plays down ... Tryingto always stay ahead of the other guy . . . next year's var- sity . . . Still have the same CHS spirit . . . Started off slow but came back with a 4-2 record . . . Coach Hill, Coach Holiday, always a step ahead of us . . . J.V., on the move. Sports 357 Left to right - Bottom row - Creg Tyre, Mark Young, Keith Loefller, Dale Cone, Richard Tompkins, Keith Shaw, Clint Matthews, Doug Johnson, Mar- shall Wilson, Mike Dace, Charles Johnson, Brian Mier, Kenny Bethea, Chuck Etheridge. Second Row - Manager, Robert Treverrow, Greg Bishop, Ricky Kennedy, Barry Raulerson, Larry Keen, Darryl Murphy, Jeff Simmons, Derrick Jones, Melvin Wintons, Aaron Johnson, Roger Lawton, Mitch Brammel, Chuck Snipes, Kenny Robinson, Al Coats. Top Row - Mark Hunter, Clay Foe, Mark Blair, Tim Murphy, Jerry Craig, Mickey Shelton, Robin Pierce, Tod Pauley, Billy Wynn, Tim North, David Craft, Verlon Hall, Drew Williams, Kelly Lowrey, Kirk Koon, Manager, Donny Steele. P. K. Yonge 28-0 Santa Fe 12-0 Jasper 12-14 Madison 19-6 Live Oak 6-8 Orange Park 8-24 358 Sports Junior Varsity Basketball Manager - Fabian Wright, Charles Lee, Larry Snowden, Michael Burgess, Jessie Bell, Fredrick Sykes, Darren Hollifield, Coach Owens, Henry Jernigan, Warren Barnes, Kenneth Powell, Tommy Williams, Gerald Hamilton, Michael Dunmore, Manager - Broderick Robinson. Schedule: White Paxon Sandalwood Forrest Stanton Jackson Fletcher Lee Ribault Englewood Wolfson Sandalwood Parker Fletcher Raines Wolfson Technical Parker Forrest Englewood Terry Staten, participant in Field Day. Sports 359 1976 Freshman Basketball Team Mgr. Leslie Harris, Willie Wintons, Ronald Robinson, Roderick Jones, Ricky Jernigan, Alfis Wilson, Rovenser Henderson, Larry Mayo, Jimmy Beasley, Aaron Johnson, Kenny Gaines, Mike Dace, Melvin Wintons, James Bell, Mgr. Kneeling. Not pictured: Marshall Wilson. 360 Sports Shan Edwards, Kim Cody, Bonnie Gerlach, Lisa Kirkland, Karen Cooper, June Bouie, Margaret Payne, Maryellen Etheridge, Lillian Cray, Tana Duckett (not pic.) Tryouts . . . only 10? . . . Got the spirit, so let's hear it . . . Love those J.V. boys . . . Getting uniforms to- gether . . . A.C.A. . . . Practice . . . Going to CSHS for pep rallys . . . Walt Disney world for homecoming . . . Having big and little sisters . . . Not the youngest anymore . . . Ms. Zankhe, our sponsor . . . Tiger fans through through . . . j.V. rah rah's 75-76 . . . Sports 361 Columbia High's first C team. Front: Sherry Hale, Carolyn Whitaker, Pam Hayes, Pam Taylor, Joan Cochran, Marion Cray, Nancy Talbot, Susan Knight. Back: Lisa Dace, Claudia Owens, Barbara Canaday. C Team cheerleader, Pam Taylor, shows her gymnastic ability in a split. They call us the Baby Tigers . . . Standing in the aisles at J.V. pep ral- lies . . . J.V. privileges? . . . Maybe we are the first C team squad, but the first is said to be the best. . . The first year having big sisters . . . Never will forget this year . . . C team 75-76. 362 Sports 7. Freshmen and Sophomores participate on the Tiger baseball team. 2. A student takes part in field day. 3. Coach Justice relaxes fora minute. 3 Sports 363 Spirited Homecoming 1975 Sophomore attendants, Ailleen Griffen, Margaret Menendez. Homecoming 75 . . . The first for both Sophomores and Freshman . . . Working long hours on our skits . . . Freshmen with big first, Sopho- mores second . . . Still so much to learn about homecoming next year . . . Maybe we will be more experi- enced ... It didn't go too bad this year with Sophomores overall sec- ond and Freshman overall third . . . Our own J.V. cheerleaders at homecoming, as Disney Characters . . . C team selling shakers dressed up as fighting Tigers ... So much excitement builds . . . The huge homecoming pep-rally . . . Our class attendants . . . The homecoming parade . . . That good old Columbia High spirit will never die!!! 364 Freshman attendants Sandy Wheeler, and Tina Lee. The class of 79's first attempt. Bonnie Gerlach shows her spirit dressed in homecoming garb. Second placing Sophomore Float. Varied Scenes At CHS Surprisingly studious moments are seen at CHS. Hello, Columbia High School, Joe Hyde speaking. 366 Candids Danny Witt always hesitates going to classes. Mr. Ellis and Mr. Rankin always have something important to discuss. Michael Dunmore takes time out from his studies to pose for the camera. Jim Bond and Joe Morrison make use of the Library facilities. A former student of CHS, Pam Talbott. English teachers, Mrs. Harkleroad and Mrs. Smithy, pro- ceed to 5th period. Faculty 367 -