Gadsden Christian Academy - Javelin Yearbook (Havana, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

Mr. Larry A. DuBose Headmaster “The final test of a leader is that he leaves behind in other men the conviction and the will to carry on.” Walter Lippmann Mr. J. Darsey Business Manager Mr. T. Mason Counselor Mr. Thomas Bolton V. Principal During a students’ years at GCA, he will be exposed to some of the outstanding leaders in America today. Whether it be in chapel, in the classroom, or in every- day conversations, a student has an opportunity to see men and women whom God has chosen to be leaders and upon whom He has endowed the strength of leadership. These leaders strive to instill in each of the students those principles which will enable the students to become tomorrow’s leaders. Thus, leadership, and the strength that accompanies it, is passed on to each succeeding generation. Anthony Albert Caracausa Anton Allison Gail Darsey Alley Cat Kenneth Lowell Davis Ox When high school is only a memory, might this, if only this, remain for those who shared the times: We: Certainly cared, evidently worked, unselfishly gave, regretfully wronged, painfully won, poorly lost, comically remembered, dauntlessly continued, But it was “WE”. 10 Jeffrey Alan Nicodemus Nic Leslie Alexander Brunson Les Todd Gray Standland Stan Robert Jeffrey Tharp Bo 11 SUPER SENIORS Best Looking: Allison Darsey and Jeff Nicodemus Class Clowns: Leslie Brunson. Kenneth Davis, and Jeff Tharp Most Talented: Angela Bolton and Todd Standland 12 Most Athletic: Wes Breeden and Karen Kohnke Most Studious: Natalie Kimbrell and Anthony Most Likely to Succeed: Suzy Baxley and Caracausa Timmy Kirkland UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Arthur. Trent Brockman. Dena Burke. Pam Butler. Vonda Butler. Walter Chester. Vickie Fields. Kim Finch. Debbie Goldschlager. Matt Hamilton. Marbe Lowe. Carol McDaniel. Tina McNeil. Brad Peacock, Gaye Sheffield. Shirley Sirmons. Christie Stewart. Bobby Wiggins. Herby 16 PRESIDENT: Marbe Hamilton. VICE-PRESIDENT: Brad McNeill. SECRETARY-TREASURER: Dena Brockman. HISTORIAN: Vickie Chester Class Officers L-R — Sec.. Jo Ann Young; Vice-pres. Laurel Cox; Pres.. Lori Wagoner; and Tres., Carole Brock Beach. Allison Beane. Stacy Brock. Carole Cook, Robert Cox. Laurel Emery. Greg Fason, Buddy Jenson, Angie Jollay, Kelly McPherson. Joanne Nichols. Cindy Ottinger. Joe 18 r r Rutten, Vince Shokes, Mabry Sirmons, Danny Smith. Ben Till, Tami Wagoner, Lori Wells, Michelle Wells. Rhonda Today’s Seconds As you walk along the beach of life, Your impressions are left on the sand. The impressions depict time of pain and strife, As well as the times life was grand. It is well to look back at the days gone by But don’t dwell in the part for too long. For each second you turn to look back, and ask why? A second of today will be gone. Susanne E. Baxley 1984 19 Murray. Mike Myers. Todd Newberry. Stacy Pickett. Alisha Pinson, David Pontoriero, Lisa Sheffield. Karen Sheffield. Sharon Shiver, Rex Stanley. Rob Straughn. Cliff Tiller. Kelley Baxley, Stephanie Beach. Amy Bolton, Shannon Brunson. Cindy Busby. Dusty Du Bose. Toby Tolar. Vicki Walden. Becky Andrews, Mikie Arthur. Dawn Barber. Kelly Brooks, Cal Bryant. Laura Chester. Amy Faircloth. Susan Garrard. Clay Goodwin. Tammy Hamilton. Kelly Henderson. Johnny Johnson. Micheal 22 23 Allen. Andrea Brasewell. Mark Brasewell. Roy Clark. Suzanne Culverson. Scott Daughtry. Bobby Davis. April Demakowski, Laura Godwin. Kevin Hines. Tonya Hood. Tracie Merritt. Sherri Oliver. John Parr. Tonya You are called with a holy calling The light of the world to be; To lift up the lamp of the gospel That others the light might see. Class Officers: Left to Right Rhett Tiller. George Young. April Davis. Tracy Hood 25 26 17321283 28 Mrs. A. Milner Mrs. K. Mason Mrs. S. Poppell Mrs. M. Esry Mrs. P. Suber Mrs. M. Mercer Mrs. H. Moore Mr. D. Shearon Mrs. J. Sirmons Mr. R. Fitch High School teachers are placed in alphabetical order. Mrs. B. Arthur Mrs. J. Bolton Mr. R. Bolton Mr. T. Bolton Mr. L. DuBose Mrs. H. Lester Mr. T. Mason Mr. D. McManus Mr. G. Rukes Mrs. G. Young 29 Mr R — always the center ot attention. at a loss of wi 7. Raise your hand if y 5. What a square! GCA's Chorus Back Row: Sharon Sheffield. Lori Wagoner. JoAnn Young. Kelly Barber. Charity Priest. Traci Hood. Susan Faircloth. Vicki Tolar. Kelly Tiller. Karen Sheffield, and Shellie Kimsey Front Row Stephanie Baxley. Tanya Hines. Amy Chester. Tami Till. Carole Brock. Shannon Bolton, Dena Brockman. Tina McDaniel. Angie Jenson. Christie Sirmons. Stacy Beane, and Bobby Stewart. Gadsden Christian’s Beginning Band Kristie Shokes. Karen Kohnke. Sharon Sheffield. Karen Sheffield Yearbook Staff: Back to Front: Mrs. J. Bolton, advisor: M. Hamilton. K. Kohnke. editor; D. Sirmons. P. Burke. S. Baxley. T. DuBose, G. Peacock Grapevine Staff: Front to Back N Kimbrell. Mrs. Lester, advisor; K Kohnke. A Darsey. J Nicodemus. T. Kirkland. W Breeden. J. Tharp. A Caracausa. editor 1. Another one bites the dust! 2. Say what?! 3. Get a little closer, now don’t be shy! 4. Ah! Now where did that chemistry book go? Beta Club Back Row: Anthony Caracausa. Secretary: Wes Breeden. President: Brad McNeil. Vice- President; Mr. Mason. Sponsor. Middle Row: Teresa Garrard. Lori Waggoner. Angie Jenson. Debbie Finch. Front Row: JoAnn Young. Natalie Kinbrell. and Allison Beach. Not Pictured: Tina McDaniel, Treasurer. Chess Club Back Row: Mr. Rukes. Sponsor. David Penson. Scott Haire. Vice Rutten. Bobby Daughtry and Dusty Busby. Front Row: Ben Smith. Shawn Stafford. Cliff Strong. Roy Braswell and Anthony Caracausa £ 36 Art Club Left to right: Alisha Pickett. Susan Faircloth. Nina King. Becky Walden. Stephanie Baxley. Lau Bryant. Kelly Barber. Kelly Hamilton. Kelly Tiller. Dawn Arthur. Terri Suber. Tammy Goodwin. Ki Fields. Vanda Butler. Stacy Newberry, Cindy Brunson. Sharon Sheffield, and Kristi Shokes. 4-H Club Back Row: Dickie Bentley, sponsor. Renee Weeks. Michelle Youngblood, Jason Dodson. Joanr McPherson. Charity Preist. Denise Ponterario. Dawn Perry. Michelle Hall, and Dotti Doss. Middle Row: Cheryl Roberts. Lisa Ponterario, Suzanne Clark, Renee Strickland. Mikie Hendrew Cindy Nichols, and Karen Sheffield. Kneeling: Chuck Finch. Keith Jones. Barry Dodson. Dale Weeks. Tim Smith. Joey Carter, and Mr Sirmons. sponsor Sitting: Scott Nelson. Brian Ray. and George Young. 1. Aaaaa . uh! 2. Go fot it Kareen! 3. How low can you go! 4. Chattahoochee here we come! Tennis Club Standing: Left to Right: Mark Braswell. Mr. R. Bolton; sponsor Cliff Straughn. Shean Stafford. Brad Touchton, Dawn Perry. Chuck Goodwin. John Oliver. Sherri Merritt, and Rhett Tiller. Sitting: Tonya Hines. Rachel Romeiko, Tina Shepperd, and Traci Hood. Golf Club Back Row: Mark Savage. Micheal Johnson. Scott Culverson. Robbie Wheatley. Kevin Godwin. Greg Emery. Cal Brooks. Middle Row: Michelle Wells and Amy Beach. Front Row: April Davis. Laura Demokouski. and Sherri Merritt. VARSITY CLUB Back Row: Kelley Jollay, Marbe Hamilton; President. Karen Kohnke; Vice-President. Laurel Cox. Allison Beach. Carol Lowe. Lori Wagoner. Allison Darsey; Secretary, Tami Till. Suzy Baxley, and Natalie Kimbrell. Front Row: Trent Aurthur, Stacy Blackburn, Robert Cook. Buddy Fason, Brad McNeil. Henry Walsh. Wes Breeden; Treasurer. Leslie Brunson. Danny Sirmons. Troy Arthur, and Herby Wiggins. 41 Seventh Grade — April Davis and George Young Eighth Grade — Kelly Hamilton and Robbie Wheatly Ninth Grade — Vicki Tolar and Henery Walsh Tenth Grade — Kelly Jollay (not pictured Rex Shiver) Eleventh Grade — Marbe Hamilton and Brad McNeil 42 Twelfth Grade Nominees — Allison Darsey. Natalie Kimbrell, and Angela Bolton “IT MUST BE HEAVEN” 1984 HOMECOMING You can’t find the rainbow till after the rain, And you can’t share the Joy till you’ve weathered the pain. For life is a blending of Laughter and tears; That brings love and meaning to all of our years. - AWARDS CEREMONY J. V. SOCCER Left to right from the top: Henderson. Parks. Gerrard. Young. Godwin. DuBose, Tiller. Dodson. VARSITY SOCCER Left to right from the top: Wiggins. Arthur, Goldschlager, Davis. Shokes. Penson. Arthur. DuBose. Dodson. Goodwin. Parks. Henderson. Gerrard. Coach Tom Bolton The Soccer team had a good season this past year They began as a fresh team with only half of the boys having experience in playing soccer They advanced by the end of the season into a capable team with experience not to mention a few bruises for effort. Varsity Soccer J.V. VOLLEYBALL Left to right from the top: Hood. Brunson. Perry. Barber. Hamilton. Andrews. Tiller. Kimsey. King. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Left to right from the top: Kohnke. Young. Brunson. Jenson. Jollay, Cox. Hamilton. Wagoner. Tiller. McPherson. Till VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Coach Ron Bolton Volley Ball was given new meaning this year after the girls ended their season. They all agreed that this was their best year ever. With only one senior leaving are looking forward to seeing more action from this young and promising team. Coach Dale Shearon This was G.C.A.’s first year of girls basketball. The girls gained a lot of experience not to mention fond memories. Although they were a young team, we are sure they will continue to grow in this sport. GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to right from the top: Pontoreiro. Priest. Hall. Coalson. Shokes, Pontoreiro. Beach, Merritt. GCA Crusader Jr High Basketball OPP VARSITY BASKETBALL 32 Panama City 29 39 R.F Munroe 17 GCA OPP 23 R.F Munroe 31 25 Hosford 23 65 Panama City 42 68 Carrabelle 74 57 Havana Middle 47 49 North Jax 33 68 Forest Hills 54 54 Liberty 34 64 Rose City 48 55 Altha 46 31 Havana Middle 47 52 RFM 53 57 Maclay 79 43 NFC 33 60 Rose City 56 57 Liberty 54 36 Maclay 40 (O.T ) 49 NFCS 87 67 NFCS 82 37 Altha 41 43 RFM 48 59 Carrabelle 51 48 Jax Victory 29 40 Santa Rosa 38 66 RFM 37 53 Collins Road 10 50 Liberty 60 District Tourney 38 Hostord 25 48 NFCS 82 47 Appaiachicola 70 48 Holy Comtorter 24 53 Maclay 79 42 Carrabelle 41 (O.T ) 45 Altha 54 37 Altha 31 46 Victory 54 37 Maclay 35 77 Collins Road 30 33 Liberty 32 56 Santa Rosa 43 48 NFC 29 49 Carrabelle 43 83-84 Volleyball Varsity J.V. NFC Florid A M Maclay NFC Florida High Florida A M Maclay Liberty County 9-15. 8-15. 5-15, 5-15 0-15, 1-15 9-15. 14-16 12-15. 7-15. 15-13. 3-15. 6-15 15-12. 6-15. 15-7 0-15. 4-15 15-7. 12-15 17-19. 15-2. 9-15. 14-16. 15-9. 12-15 Florida A M NFC Florida High Altha Havana Florida A M Maclay NFC Liberty County Greensboro 4-15. 3-15 1- 15, 10-15, 2-15. 4-15 6-15. 1-15 2-15. 10-15. 11-15. 9-15 15-12. 15-12. 7-15. 15-13, 15-12 4-15. 3-15 0-15. 0-15. 4-15. 2-15 2- 15. 7-15. 10-15. 1-15 10-15. 13-15. 3-15. 0-15 15-0. 15-3, 15-11. 15-2 Varsity Baseball GCA OPP 17 NFC 2 8 Carter-Parramore 11 14 Howard 4 13 Munroe 11 15 NFC 16 5 Grand Ridge 18 19 Howard 10 3 Carter-Parramore 13 3 Rose City 2 6 Munroe 7 2 Grand R� dge 12 12 Maclay 4 16 Maclay 6 6 Monroe 2 9 Florida High 12 2 Florida High 7 Girls Varsity Softball GCA Opp 2 Maclay 9 13 Greensboro 12 1 NFC 16 6 Carrabelle 11 4 RFM 12 9 Altha 12 10 Carter-Parramore 7 3 RFM 17 7 Carrabelle 2 2 NFC 17 1 Maclay 10 3 RFM 6 9 Altha 8 13 Greensboro 15 4 NFC 6 3 Carter-Parramore 17 6 Richards 16 4 Greensboro 5 J.V. Softball GCA 9 Maclay Opp. 6 9 NFC 8 19 Maclay 4 13 Rose City 3 9 NFC 7 JV Basketball Monroe Havana Maclay North Florida Chattahochee Carter-Parramore 2 games 2 games 2 games 1 game 1 game 1 game J. V. BASKETBALL Mr. Greg Rukes. Coach Mr. Ron Bolton, Assistant Coach Left to right from the top: Murray Braswell. Mercer. Young. Sarage. Culverson. Godwin. Gerrard. Jackson, Breedon, Tiller. Touchton. Goodwin. Weeks. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right from the top: Breeden. Cook Shokes. Davis. McNeill Coach T. Bolton. Sirmons. Fason, Wiggins. Brunson. Shiver. 54 BASEBALL Left to right from top: Coach Rukes. Arthur, Murray, Goldschlager, Walsh, Shiver, Arthur, Wiggins, Young, Godwin, Emry, Mercer, Fason, Nicodemus. Weeks. Henderson. Coach Greg Rukes This year a new member was added to G.C.A.’s coaching staff: Coach Rukes. Along with this new coach the team added a new record to our schools baseball history. A record of 8 wins to 8 loses. A job well done! 1984 Golf Team Micheal Johnson. Brad Tocchton. Cal Brooks, and Cliff Strong Age was of no importance for the young golf team. It was a young team with a lot to offer, the dedication to stick with it and the determination to be the best. J. V. SOFTBALL Left to right from top: Coach Bolton. Garrard. Cox. Beach. Kohnke. Lowe. Peacock. Coach T. Bolton. Butler. Wagnor. Beach. Tolar. Pontoreiro. Brunson. VARSITY SOFTBALL Left to right from top: Faircloth. Hamilton. Barber. Priest. Parr. Hall. Merritt. Davis. Demakowski. Pontoreiro, King. Andrews. Sheppard. Coach Tom Bolton This year opened a whole new chapter in girls softball. This was the girls first year under the capable coaching abilities of Tom Bolton. Although both teams were young, they showed great potential. The Junior Varsity team came away with an undefeated season. Way to qo qirls!!! J. V. CHEERLEADERS Left to right from the top V Tolar. T Parr. T. Hood. M Romeiko. C Brunson. K Hamilton. A Beach. S Faircloth. K Tiller. A Davis VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From left to right: A Jenson. N. Kimbrell. A Beach. D. Brockman. M. Hamilton. K Kohnke. C. Lowe. A Darsey. S. Baxley Suzy Baxley Suzy has been a cheerleader for 4 years. 1 year on junior varsity and 3 years on Varsity. Suzy was always there to add a helpful sugestion when it was needed most. Allison Darsey Allison has been a cheerleader for 5 years. 2 years on junior varsity and 3 years on Varsity. In her senior year she served as Captain of the Varsity squad. She was a vital asset and will be greatly missed. Karen Kohnke Karen has been a cheerleader for 5 years. 2 years on junior varsity and 3 years on Varsity. Karen was outgoing not to mention outspoken, and always willing to try something new. Natalie Kimbrell Natalie has been a cheerleader for 5 years. 2 years on junior varsity and 3 years on Varsity. Natalie was always friendly and cooperative whenever a decision needed to be made. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Arthur, Troy Blackburn. Stacy Bridges, William Carter. Joe Dodson. Berry Dodson. Jason Doss. Dotty Durden. Jonathan Finch. Chuck Hall. Michelle Kelly. Wade McOuaig. Billy Nelson. Scott Newgard, Frank Ray. Brian Smith. James Smith. Timothy Smith. Trampis Stanley. Clay Walsh. Henry LEARNING CENTER Not pictured: Wheatley. John 68 Dalton. Bruce Beach. Angie Beach. Stacy Breeden. Will Brockman. Susan Coalson. Cathy Chester. Tammie Dollar. Deann Dodson, Stephanie Dean. Keith Haire. Randall Hatcher, Paige Hawkins. Dolores Jackson. Jeff Jones. Missy Jackson. Wade Liedke. Jenny McGuffy. Dobie Neeley. Wendy Palmer. Kelly Poppell. Christy Ritcher. Marc Stanfill. Jody Tharpe. Jeniffer Whiddon. Leslie White. Danielle SIXTH GRADE 69 White. Shane Anderson. Kristen Baxley. Rhonda Bryant. David Clayton. Dean Crawford. Trade Culverson. Mark Darsey. Nichole Elzie, Ryan Garrard, Cris Johnson. Nikki Johnson. Travis Jones. Travis Kimbrell. Melanie Kinnard. Jocelyn Mercer. Debbie Stauffer. Sara Louise Stephens. Kevin Suber. Russel Williams. Scottie Willis. Michelle FOURTH GRADE Belue. Nell Boyett, Amy Dollar. Max DuBuse, Troy Edwards. Perry Emko, Nida Godwin. Kim Griffin. Jewb Knoll. Krissy Mears. Kyle Peavy, John Popped. Jill Savage. Nikki Straws. Bill Thomas. Beth Wagoner. Jeff West. Frank Wheatley. Todd Wilson. Brian 71 THIRD GRADE Barnes. Alexis Bedenbaugh. Amand Coley. Brandy Deal. Jamie Gunn, Jean Hatcher. Mike Jones. Renee King. Jason Maxwell. Bobby McPherson. Jay Merritt. Geoffrey Ray. John David Sellers. Kim Shepard. Michael Suber. Cedric Touchton. Duke Wells. Matthew Willis. Mark Wright. Trent Young. Jean 72 Barnes. Allison Baxley. Bryan Binney. Bryce Black. Tasha Boatright. Eric Brundydge. Matthew Coulen. Patrick Crawford. Matt Dean. Craig Elder. Angela Hall. Jason Hurst. Penny Mergenthaler. Jenny Lyn Owens. Celena Pickles. Joe Dan Rukes. Erin Spooner. Hal Thomas. Anna Till. Shirley Watts. Merissa Wheatley. Robin Whiddon. Lance Youngblood. Trey SECOND GRADE 73 FIRST GRADE Braddy. Christy Brown, Stephanie Davis. Joey Hooker. Travis Johnson. Eric Kelly. Shay Lewis. Karen McGuffey, Kevin Mercer. Ruth Miller. Tony O’Kane. Heather Pennington. Brian Pursell. Don Roland. Bryan Sadler. Kim Smith. Terri Stanfill, Stacie Stafford. Tori Walden. Sandy Wright. Kelly 74 Albritton. Suzanne Babb. Cecil Barfield. Timothy Bruce. Wanda Chester. Matthew Clark. Clayton Coalson. Chris Davis. Karen Elder. Jeffrey Gatlin. Keslie Kelly. David Kent. Eric Maxwell. Bradley Miller. Ronnie Moore. Brent Peterman. Steve Pickles. John Pat Poppell. Allen Rukes. Leah Seymour. Larry Suber. Katie Tatum. Chip Tharpe. Buddy Thomas, Alissa Ulrich, Charles Ware. Tracy Watson. Cheryl Watt. Glenn Whipple. Benjamin Woods. Sloan Derrick Bolton Heather Bolton Jennifer Braddy Holly Boyett Erica Califf Earnest Cato Keyshonda Francis Caroline Hartje Glenn Kirkland Jennifer Lynn Logue Lee Maxwell Beth Poppell Mari Rukes David Sellars Tanya West 76 AND SPECIAL EVENTS 81 Mrs. Gloria Stevens — Elementary Lunchroom Mrs. Arthur — Van wp inter ejtecl y i ijoar career? RWever fiunSlerp it $. ml in the omnqinq of tuner7 Mrs. Carolyn DuBose — High School Lunchroom Mrs. Crawford — Bus 3 Mr. Darsey — Van — Mechanic Mrs. Ray — Bus Driver — Substitute Mr. Davis — Substitute Mrs. Garland — Bus 5 Mrs. Sirmons — Bus 1 Mrs. Watkins — Bus 2 ADVERTISING all Fords ■ ■■■■are created equal ■RVRNR mOTOR CO. II makes the difference 84 PROCTOR t HEATING COOLING,INC. irZt.-R SALES SERVICE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES MODELS OF CENTRAL HEATING AIR COND. SYSTEMS — 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE — 386-5111 3520 N. 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Tiller Appraisals Broker Sales Call Becky Or Ron Tiller For Your Real Estate Needs Havana, Florida Rt. 1 Box 1465 32333 (904) 562-1609 Congratulations, Natalie! We love you! . . . Mama and Daddy Allison We are very pro5d of you'. God has a plan for ydur life. We love you very much. Love, Mama, Daddy and Nicole Leslie You bring smiles to our faces and joy to our hearts! Congratulations, Mama and Daddy Proverbs 6:16-23 % To the senior class of '84 Gulf COUSt HATCHERY, INC. I Hope you had better luck than 1 did. The South 's Standard for Quality Chicks and Service Ride Hard! Max Kohnke P O BOX 1 170 Quincy. Florida 32351 904-627-7525 97 Jeffrey, We love you. Mama, Daddy, Mike and Mark Congratulations Timmy! Aim for a star! Never be satisfied with a life that is less that the best. Failure lies only in not having tried. 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It ends many years of laughter and fun, But do not stop now, you have just begun. A portion of your life has come and gone, The pathway is before you; you must go on. And when the road ends, And your life here is done, The pathway in heaven will have just begun. Suzy Baxley S E B 100 November 27, 1983 AUTHOR OF THE MASTER'S TOUCH •Frpm the Heart of Rebekah Stion REBEKAH STION c o Brenda Brinson Darsey Route 3, Box 218 Cairo. GA 31728 912-872-3395 Home 904-539-5300 Office 904-222-2949 Office HAVE A DREAM A dream is reality existing in thought No matter what path we've each one sought We have the freedom to dream and plan An opportunity belonging to every man Much may be gained in the journey of life When we build on dreams instead of strife REBEKAH STION 4 AVV . 102 'K-MUNROE TOR CO. Specializing In Antique Restoration rinson Cabinet Shop JERRY F. BRINSON ROUTE 2, BOX 62-A WHIGHAM, GA. 31797 Custom Cabinet Work Furniture Repair Refinish RES. 912-872-3217 STEREO TELEVISION Tom Lawton 16 North Adams Street Quincy. Florida 32351 Telephone 904-875-9313 SOUTHERN ELECTRIC 103 SIRMONS' ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING TRUING - AXLE STRAIGHTENING BOSTICK ROAD P.0. Box 677 QUINCY, FLORIDA 32351 Phone 627-8415 Phone: 627-8830 W L Recapping Co. 820 W. Jefferson Street Quincy, Florida 32351 24 Hour Road Service New Tires 875-1425 627-7450 (Jim) (Pat) Department Store Since 1881 Serving this area over 103 years Quincy, FL 627-6123 04 WAaffe� -A„, 3nc. - fceat CitaU 'niurance 1 S N. STEWART STREET QUINCY. FLORIDA 32351 Nd PmSm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho Er Tm Yb Lu a U • ] � 5 NP Pu AmCrr n? Cf 99 Es 100. W![ 102 Fm Md No iS| Lr QUINCY STATE BANK Congratulates The 1984 Seniors 106 Hours Mon-fri 11-7 Sat. 11-7 539-6730 IN HAVANA Closed Sunday 875-9902 in amcy q) Doxsee-Phelps Insurance CONFIDENCE IN COVERAGE Jeffrey J.D. Doxsee, A.A.I. VICE-PRESIDENT 224-0610 TALLAHASSEE 539-5801 HAVANA Since 1912 105 N. Main St. • P.0. Box 1038 Havana, FL 32333 «-ssssr SJS®� comfanv PIONEER FEDERAL SUPERSTARS? Faculty and Staff VS. Crusaders J.V. + V. Basketball teams I • i I ! ••• home visitor s Name: John Wesley Breeden Address: Route 2 Box 155 Birthday: December 11. 1965 Favorite Word or Phrase “15 will get you 20“ Favorite Food: Seafood Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Flower: Rose Clubs and Activities: None listed Sports: Basketball (4) Future Goals: Data Process Manager Near-future plans: College Name: Suzanne Elizabeth Baxley Addrg s Route 2 Box 623 Havana. FL 32333 Birthday February 2. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase “Back to reality”. “Anyway . “Please pass the white out Favorite Food: Lasagna Favorite Color: Evergreen and White Favorite Flower: Sonya Rose Clubs and Activities: Chess Club (2). Art Club (1). 4 H Club (1). Varsity Club (3) Sports: Volleyball (4). Softball (1). Cheerleading (4) Future Goals: I hope to practice law and eventually become a judge (On the Supreme Court) Near-future plans: To study criminal law and then law at Boston University or George Washington University Name: Angela Lou Bolton Address 2585 Hickory Ridge Rd Birthday July 28. 1967 Favorite Word or Phrase: I Don’t Know” Favorite Food: Broccoli and Cheese Sauce Favorite Color: Green Favorite Flower Rose Clubs and Activities: Drama Sports: Volleyball (2) Future Goals: Systems Analysict Near-future plans: To attend college Name. Leslie Alexander Brunson Address: 24 West Bay St. Birthday: October 7. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase I’m gone slap you Favorite Food: Duck Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Flower: Red Rose Clubs and Activities: Varsity Club (3) Sports: Basketball (4). Baseball (3). Soccer (1) Future Goals: To be a Wildlife Officer Near-future plans: To attend T.C.C. Name: Anthony Albert Caracausa Address: 114 W King St. Quincy. FL 32351 Birthday: March 26. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase “ And now for something completely different It’s Favorite Food shrimp, lobster, beef. tacos Favorite Color: bright, shiny red Favorite Flower: poinsetta Clubs and Activities: Beta Club. Newspaper Staff Sports: none Future Goals: A.F pilot with aeronautical engineering and acting ability Near-future plans: FSU. A.F Reserve Name: Karen Kohnke Adcress: 381 East Sharon Street. Quincy. FL 32351 Birthday July 12. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase Aw Fag Favorite Food: Chinese Favorite Color Rainbow Favorite Flower: Violet Clubs and Activities: Pep Club (1). Chess Club (2). Varsity Club (1). and Annual Staff (1). Sports: Cheerleading (5). Volleyball (5). Softball (3). Future Goals: To become a successful interior decorator. Near-future plans: University of Arizona Name: Allison Gail Darsey Address: Route 3 Cairo. GA 31728 Birthday: July 16. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase Good Grief!” Favorite Food Chinese Food and Marbe's Pizza Favorite Color Blue Favorite Flower: Red Rose Clubs and Activities: Varsity Club (3). Tennis Club (1). Newspaper (1) Sports: Cheerleader (5). Softball (1) Future Goals: To be successful m whatever I do Near-future plans: T.C.C . Maybe University of Florida Name: Natalie Lynn Kimbrell Address: Route 2. Box 699 Havana. FL 32333 Birthday July 29. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase “Yeh, I hear ya! “How ya wanna act?” Favorite Food: Steak. Taco, and Salad Favorite Color: Gray and Garnet Favorite Flower Rose Clubs and Activities: Beta (5). Chess Club (1) Pep Club (1) Varsity Club (3). Newspaper (1). Yearbook (2) Sports: Cheerleader (5) Future Goals: Go to college and marry Timmy Alday Near-future plans: Attend T.C.C Name: Kenneth Lowell Davis Address Route 3 Box 153 Havana. FL 32333 Birthday September 25. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase “Be a Pal . Yep Well”. “Piece of Junk Favorite Food: Taco’s Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Flower Rose Clubs and Activities: Varsity Club (2) Tennis (2) Soccer (2) Basketball (3) Future Goals: T.C.C. Near-future plans: to pass Name Timothy Wayne Kirkland Address 240 Dupont Avenue Quincy. FL Birthday August 7. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase: Great Day Favorite Food: Spaghetti. Pizza Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Flower Carnation Clubs and Activities: none Sports Basketball (2) Future Goals: Graduation and major in Business Management Near-future plans: T.C.C. (2 years) and F.S.U. (2 years) Name Todd Gray Standland Address 646 Bettinet Drive Quincy. FL Birthday October 22. 1965 Favorite Word or Phrase: “Great Day . “What It is Favorite Food: Tacos Favorite Color: Blue and Orange Favorite Flower: Carnation Clubs and Activities: Chess Club Sports: Flag Football (1) Future Goals Full-time Work or Naval Career Near-future plans. University of Florida (possibly) Name Robert Jeffrey Tharp Address P O Box 642 Quincy. FL Birthday January 4. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase: Ya Ha” Favorite Food: French Fries Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Flower Rose Clubs and Activities: Varsity Club Sports: Basketball Future Goals: Pass the 12th grade Near-future plans: Work? Name Jeffrey Alan Nicodenus Address Route 1 Box 208 Quincy Florida Birthday September 8. 1966 Favorite Word or Phrase: “Look Here . Look Out Now” Favorite Food: Any! (Mainly Pizza) Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Flower: Rose Clubs and Activities: National Junior Honor Society. Golf Club. 4-H. Newspaper Sports: Track (1). Baseball (1) Future Goals: College and uncertain Near-future plans: Emmanuel College (2 years) and FSU (2 years) 111 mm 'V f M Motto: We are here to add to life what we can not to get what we can from life.” Song — We’ve only just Begun In 2000 A D. angels are sitting on cloud 9 in heaven, discussing what happened to the class ot '84 One angel said. Did you know that. Wes Breeden was a prosperous banker at Zuincy State Bank and owned a chain of banks in Florida; but with the help of his wife. Ron da. they ran off with all the money and have bought the Harlem Globe Trotters. Todd Standland is still the head bag boy at I.G.A.. working under Timmy Kirkland. In Todd's spare time, he plays base guitar in his band. Dangerous Timmy Kirkland owns all the I.G.A stores m Florida He and Angela Bolton are partners m owning Kirkland's Kiddy Speed Reading School Angela has been married to Richie Guardia for 15 years and has one little girls named Angel. Kenneth Davis is still working on his '68 cougar and when we asked him when it would be running, he replied. “I'm still working on it. but it should be ready by the time of our 50th reunion Pizza Hut is drawing crowds, especially since it is being owned by two of the class clowns: Leslie Brunson, manager, and Kenneth Davis, assistant manager Leslie does not spend too much time at Pizza Hut. because he enjoys most of his time with his girlfriend. Allison Darsey Allison Darsey graduated from the University of Florida and majored in Lifeguarding. She is now residing at Mexico Beach Allison and Leslie have been dating each other for approximately 15 years, now. Another angel said. Guess what? Suzy Baxley was defending Jeff Tharp, because Jeff Tharp claims that Jeff Nicodemus sold h n some “bad pigs for his meat market. Suzy. who is a prominant lawyer in Havana, is still dating Winston Newgard and lives in a white house, surrounded by a white picket fence Who would have ever thought that Jeff Tharp would have married Miss America of 1990? They are residing in Quincy. Florida; but they travel all over the United States, because Jeff owns a chain of Meat Markets from Florida to California. Jeff Nicodemus owns his 1.000-acre pig farm in Sycamore. Rorida, where he lives with his wife. Gertrude, and their 8 children After graduating from Florida State University and majoring in drama. Anthony Caracausa played the title role in the movie. The Life of Boy George, and is the editor of the Quinana Quarrel. Karen Kohnke is engaged at the ripe old age of 33 to J� m Whitehead and is also playing in the production. CATS on Broadway Karen Kohnke is now residing m Arizona where she had attended college Natalie Kimbrell has been married to Timmy AkJay for 15 years and they are now the proud owners of Timmy and Natalie's.Pest Control. Natalie is now a math teacher at Rukes University Class History As I look back on our past twelve years together I recall many memorable occassions. It has always been said that our class was the worst in the history of the school. I believe if we really try we can all remember when: We played the kissing game in first grade The boys chased the girls and whenever a girl was caught Wes had to kiss her. Lucky for us Wes was never brave enough to. Contrary to popular belief we did make it to second grade where we met Mrs. Lester and the Daily News . I think we'll all agreee in saying getting the 'Daily News together was nothing like getting the Gadsden Grapevine together. We had some newcomers that year: Lisa Laslie. Allison Darsey. and Linda Kaye Stevens. Most of these girls were Georgia Peaches ; and what plump peaches. The next year we were blessed with our first grade teacher again. No! We didn’t fail. In third grade the teachers put on a skit for us. In this skit Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Elder (the sixth grade teacher) were twin boys, Mrs. Lester was the “perfect student . Mrs. Milner was the School Marm. and Mr. Dubose was the class dunce. You can be sure that was the only thing we learned that year. We were all looking forward to having Mrs. Hubbard in the fourth grade, but unfortunately we had chased her off, and poor Mrs. Baldwin was stuck with us. We have never figured out why the paddles Keith and Kevin Gaye kept making for her would always break on one of them. We were in for it when we started fifth grade. Mrs. Moore wasn’t about to let us get away with the things we had gotten away with in the past. Jeff Tharp joined our class that year and I think he still regrets it today. We all remember our trip to the Wilds that year when Wes and Jason turned over their canoe, and we all went swimming in 30 degree weather. In sixth grade we got Mr Mason, we also got Champ Whitfield. Kenneth Davis, and Leslie Brunson. We knew Leslie was bad news when he put tacs in our seats and we all sat on them. We soon regained our title of the worst class in school when we locked Mr. Mason in the cloak room. In seventh grade we had Mr. T. Bolton who truly tried to straighten us out. but we were so bad that year that we were put on probation. Aside from the bad news we had a lot of fun that year. We gained a new student. Natalie Kimbrell. and who ever thought shy little Natalie would be a Dirty Dozener . but it didn’t take long. We were even good enough to go on a field trip with Mr. Stevenson. We didn't know it was a trip to the swamp. I don’t know of anyone who came out clean. Maybe that’s why Mrs. Young named us the Dirty Dozen . By the eighth grade the teachers were drawing straws to see who had us. Again we were given to the new. unsuspecting teacher. Mr. Hartsfield. We thought we were pretty lucky when one of our fellow students. Anthony, got the lead of Philip Nolan in the school play A Man Without A Country . We did calm down a little that year considering Mrs. Young taught us with a paddle in her hand. I really can’t blame her. If someone, like Jimmy Grinner, had written on my covered wagon I wouldn’t treat him nicely either. Poor Ethan Porter got it that year. He was so tiny when Mr. Bolton paddled him he was thrown over the desk. Ninth grade was a year for Freshmen and three new students: Tammy Beloat, Tammy Bearden, and Julie Kraai. In tenth grade we truly were the “Dirty Dozen with only twelve students who were always up to no good. We had three Dirty Dozeners join us that year: Timmy Kirkland. Cherryl Strahan. and Richard Singer. Our Junior year was the best ever. We all drove our beautiful new cars to school. Well they may not have been beautiful but at least they ran, most of the time. We thought Richard was never going to get his out of the garage because he always claims he was waiting for a part that was in the mail. Well I don’t think it takes 7 months to get a part. Mine was in the shop at least once a month, and it wasn't for a tune-up either By the time I made it to my Senior year the car didn’t and now has a permanent resting place in my front yard. This was the year of “Cornmeal Champ”. I don’t think a day went by that he didn’t call someone a cornmeal or Richard didn’t get kicked out of Mrs. Head’s class for gum. talking, disrupting the class, spit balls, etc. Cornmeal was so popular we even established a Cornmeal cheer. No year can top the Senior year. Angela Bolton and Jeff Nicodemus joined our class this year, and Timmy Kirkland was brave enough to come back and join us for our final year together. We all remember the fund raising we did. The football games, the fall festival. Oh. and what a festival it was when Wes dunked Mr. Rukes and he came bursting out of the side of the dunking booth. Timmy informed us that he finally broke a hundred pounds this year, and Wes informed us that he refuses to fly to Mexico. With all the bad reports of our class in the past let’s hope the future holds brighter goals. But no memories can top those of our high school days. 118 I. Suzy Baxley. being ol wonderful m.nd but not so wonderful body. w.M all my t.ght pants, my high heels and my make-up to my sister. Stephanie May she always remain an individual and get her operator driver’s license before her 18th birthday t An0ela Bolton, being of sound mind will my new wave hair-do’s to Shirley Sheffield and will my wardrobe to Kim Fields, and will my Naked Communist book to Bobert (Bobby Stewart). I. Wes Breeden, being of tired mind and lanky body do bequeath to Brad McNeill my basketball abilities and the ability to control my temper Leslie Brunson, being of unstable mind and body, do hereby bequeath my ability to talk Mrs Bolton out ol making the seniors type to whoever needs or wants it I. Anthony Caracausa. being of sensuous body and deranged m.nd. w.H all my blessings and success to Toby DuBose and my friends, and my failures to my diverse enemies I. Allison Darsey. be.ng of absent m.nd and exhausted body, do hereby will my spelling and math ability to Marbe Hamilton so that she may never misspell another word and never have to worry about another A in math class agam. I. Kenneth Davis, being of average mind and above average body do hereby bequeath any thina I got to anybody who wants it I. Natalie Lynn K.mbreu. being of drained m.nd and overworked body, will my ability to stay with one guy throughout the school year to Pam Burke, and my advanced math book to Vickie Chester m hopes that she will learn to like math, and also my ability to type more errors than words to the next typing class Timmy Kirkland, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my masculine physique to Walter DUi l©f I. Karen Kohnke. be.ng of ragged brain and exhausted body do hereby bequeath to Rachef Rome.ko my always have the biggest mouth and loudest scream on the cheerlead.ng squad I. Jeff Nicodemus. be.ng of overworked m.nd and short body hereby leave my hefty, reusable lunch bags to the next greedy person —- '• To 3° Standland. be.ng of crazed m.nd and really good body, will my ability to stay calm m any situation to Marbe Hamilton, my talent for practical |Okes to Ben Smith, my ability to have fun on weekends, to everybody m the G C A high school, and my lighter to Mike Johnson I. Jeff Tharp, being of weak mind and exhausted body do bequeath to Cuz my ability to drive to school and be late every day In all thqt I’ve done and all that I’ve learned, I’ve searched for a “Me”, for others to see Upon looking up after three years gone by I found another page of my life had turned. The simple happenings of today Will be great memories tomorrow, And the fact that we can’t do it again might bring us a bit of sorrow. Yet the simple fact that we’ve lived life once. Will let us think it a success And the years to come will prove to us this year has been better than all the rest. 120 t ✓ X V - t