Gadsden Christian Academy - Javelin Yearbook (Havana, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1985 volume:

P.O. Box 918 Havana, Florida 32333 Volume VI, 1985 Introduction 1 2 Introduction With a flurry of papers and a surge of excitement, the 1984-85 school year was ushered in. In the heat of the late summer, GCA welcomed new students, fresh from summer and eager to make new friends. The first few days flew by in a whirl wind of new faces, new experiences, and new friendships. The challenge of the new semester lay ahead, and as the days and weeks passed, each new encounter was met head-on. Before too long, the overwhelming anxiety over homework, term papers, and math class soon melted in the warmth of newly formed friendships and understanding staff members. Most students (by years' end) agreed it was all worth it. Introduction 3 Table Of Contents Introduction Seniors Underclassmen Academics 4 Introduction Introduction 5 This year we decided that instead of just showing you our administration's name's and picture's, we would let you get to know them on a more personal level. We asked them to tell us, in their own words, WHAT G.C.A. MEANS TO ME ... and this is what they said . . . Dr. L.A. Du Bose ... A great many people are very committed to preserving those values which made America great. Mr. T.W. Bolton ... An opportunity to teach the Gospel and the privilege and excitement of working with young people. 6 Introduction Mr. J.K. Darsey A witness of God's love in developing our youth academically and spiritually toward the betterment of mankind. Mrs. J.K. Darsey A source of God's abiding love in directing, guiding, and caring for our youth with an eternal purpose. Introduction 7 Gadsden Christian's School Board From left to right: Wayne Brockman, Johnny Darsey, Larry I Du Bose, Terrell Mason, Tom Bolton Taken from I Peter: But ye are a chosen generation, a royal J priesthood, an holy nation, a people of his own, that ye shoum show forth the praises of him who hath called you, out of darkness into his marvelous light; Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake whether it be to the king Honor all men. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. For even herunto were ye called, because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps. THIS SCHOOL ! WOULD BE h NOTHING WITHOUT ME. SENIORS Seniors 9 Jeffrey Trent Arthur Trent Vonda Kay Butler Vonda Dena Beth Brockman Dena Pamela Gail Burke Pam Walter Edward Butler Walter Vickie Dale Chester Vickie Kimberly Jaye Fields Kim Deborah Ann Finch Debbie Matthew Alan Goldschlager Matt 10 Seniors Margret Bernice Hamilton Marbe Carol Jean Lowe Carol” Tina Jean McDaniel Tina David Bradley McNeill Brad Rosemary Gaye Peacock Gaye Robert Daniel Stewart Bobby William Herbert Wiggins Herby Christie Leigh Sirmons Christie Winter, Summer, Spring, and Fall, throughout life and Beyond . Seniors 11 12 Seniors Class Officers: Front to Back, left to right: Tina McDaniel — Historian Dena Brockman — Sec.-Treas. Marbe Hamilton — V. Pres. Brad McNeill — Pres. 1. Most Talented: Christie Sirmons — Matt Goldschlager 2. Most Studious: Debbie Finch — Bobby Stewart 3. Most Athletic: Marbe Hamilton — Herby Wiggins 14 Seniors The 1985 Seniors had an opportunity to choose who they best portrayed these superlatives. 1. Friendliest: Tina McDaniel — Trent Arthur 2. Most likely to succeed: Tina McDaniel — Brad McNeill 3. Best Dressed: Best Looking: Dena Brockman — Matt Goldschlager 4. Wittiest: Vonda Butler — Trent Arthur JUST CALL ME 1 ► ONE OF THE { GREAT MINDS OF k OUR TIME. A Juniors Stacy Blackburn Laurel Cox Angie Jensen Greg Emery Kelly Jollay Joanne McPherson David Fason Joe Ottinger 18 Underclassmen Vince Rutten Mabry Shokes Danny Sirmons Ben Smith Tami Till Lori Wagoner Henry Walsh Class Officers: JoAnn Young — Pres., Michelle Wells — V. Pres., Kelly Jollay — Sec-Tres., Angie Jensen — Historian Michelle Wells JoAnn Young Underclassmen 19 Sophomores Stephanie Baxley Amy Beach Class Officers: Todd Myers — Sec.-Tres., Lisa Pontoriero — Pres., No� Pictured — David Pinson — V. Pres., Vicki Tolar — Reporter, Kelley Tiller — Reporter Teresa Garrard Chuck Goodwin 20 Underclassmen Cindy Brunson Dusty Busby Dotty Doss Toby DuBose Chuck Finch Nella Hodges Beth Edwards Scott Haire 'I Keith Jones Dana Jetton Todd Myers Alisha Pickett Rex Shiver Rob Stanley Micheal Mercer David Pinson i Vicki Tolar Micheal Murray Becky Walden Underclassmen 21 Freshmen Mikie Andrews Dawn Arthur Laura Bryant Class Officers: Kelly Hamilton — Pres., Jason Dodson — V. Pres., Tammy Goodwin — Sec.-Tres. Tammy Goodwin Michelle Hall 22 Underclassmen Susan Faircloth Bo Hamilton Kelly Barber Jason Dodson Clay Garrard Kelly Hamilton V Johnny Henderson Paul Parks Wade Kelly Charity Priest Brian Ray Kristi Shokes Shelli Kimsey Sandra Parker Erin Pruette Billy Rawls Shean Stafford Terri Suber Brad Touchton Michelle Youngblood Eighth Grade Kevin Godwin Tracie Hood Robyn Hamilton Tonya Hines rt Brandon Lawson Sherri Merritt John Oliver Tonya Parr 24 Underclassmen Dawn Perry Mark Savage i Tina Shepard Renee Strickland Rhett Tiller Class Officers: Denise Pontoriero — Tres., Dale Weeks — Pres., Tina Shepard — V. Pres., April Davis — Sec. Robert Wheetley George Young Underclassmen 25 Dale Weeks Renee Weeks Seventh Grade mm Stacy Beach Tammie Chester Cathy Coalson Class Officers: Susan Brockman — Sec., Angie Beach — Res., Cathy Coalson — V. Pres., Randall Haire — Treas. 26 Underclassmen Shayne Couter Keith Dean Berry Dodson Stephanie Dodson Deann Dollar Randall Haire Paige Hatcher Dobie McGuffey Delores Hawkins Jamie Johns Greg Mock Jenny Liedke Greg Melvin Wendy Neely Barbara Nelson Christina Poppell Marc Richter Jennifer Tharpe Trampis Smith Leslie Whiddon Underclassmen 27 SMILE When the weather suits you not. Try smiling. When your coffee isn't hot. Try smiling. When your neighbors don't do right. Or your relatives all fight. Sure tis hard, but then you might Try smiling. Doesn't change things, of course — Just smiling. But it cannot make them worse — Just smiling. And it seems to help your case. Brightens up a gloomy place. Then, it sort of rests your face — Just smiling. Anonymous 28 Underclassmen ACADEMICS Academics 29 Teaching Staff Mrs. Mary Jo Esry Mr. Richard Fitch Mrs. Helen Lester Mrs. Kay Mason Mrs. Sandy Poppell Mrs. Pat Ray Mr. Greg Ruk.es Mr. Dale Shearon 30 Academic Mrs. Georgia Young The teachers this year had an experience similiar to the students. Each instructor had to work on a curriculum for his her subject(s). Many diligent hours were spent writ- ing, examining, researching, typing and lastly, gathering all of this information together. Learning to better cultivate and discipline the minds and hearts of students was emphasized this year. Stu- dents can find their teachers a harbor of resource. Absent for picture: Mr. L. DuBose Mrs. Glenda Bolton Substitute Mrs. Peggy Suber Mrs. Barbara Arthur Substitute Mr. Mason always stresses his point. Academic 31 The Javelin staff: That loveable collection of characters forever on the spot with their cameras clicking, when you are involved in some bizarre escapade. Or, writing down every crazy thing that happens so the whole GCA world can read about it in all the captions. But, life is not all fun and games in the yearbook room. (Although most of it is!) There are pictures to be sorted, layouts to be prepared, copy to be written, ads to be sold, and of course, deadlines to meet. Nearly 10 people have contributed their talents this year in order to produce the quality book you now have in your hands. That adds up to an immeasurable amount of sacrificed study time, and worst of all, sleeping time! But, in the end a book is produced that carries the unique stamp of every individual who has supplied input for it, and that contains just a few of the countless memories made throughout the year. Most importantly, the GCA staffers are servants of the Lord, dedicated to serving Him, and willing to use their talents to produce a work glorifying to Him. (If we have conveyed that through this book, our work will have been a success.) 34 Activities The senior English class is given the bulk of the responsibility for the GADSDEN GRAPEVINE. Its purpose is to bring forth informative, inspirational, and humorous features. This paper encourages the writing talents of students and is also a means of communication between the school and the homes of the students. It encourages participation from every grade and segment of life at G.C.A. Activities 35 Row 1 K. Shokes, K. Hamilton, T. Goodwin, M. Andrews Row 2 Mr. T. Mason (adv.), T. Suber, L. Bryant, D. Finch, A. Beach, J. Young, L. Wagoner Row 3 C. Garrard, T. Garrard, B. McNeil This year the Beta Club traveled to Dayton, Tennessee for the annual Leadership Conference. On the way to Dayton they stopped overnight at Covenant College in Chattanooga, Tennessee. On this trip, the Beta Club visited classes at Bryan College in Dayton and learned many leadership qualities to benefit them in years to come. 36 Activities Awards chapel was a rewarding experience for many students. High Achievers received recognition by their teachers and administration. Many received certificates for outstanding achievement and others were encouraged verbally to do better. Everyone held their breath as the top five students were announced in each class. We were all inspired to do our very best next year. Awards Chapel Activities 37 The 1984-85 'Crusader 4H Club' was involved in numerous activities throughout the year. We began the year with Gadsden County 4H Radio Auction, and an evening at Godfather's Pizza in Tallahassee. The 4Hers also went to St. George Island for day of sun and fun, and were involved with a livestock show, bake sales, and County Council meeting and events. We hope next year will be as much fun and rewarding as the 1984-85 year was. 38 Activities Chess Club Mr. Greg Rukes, for the second year in a row, sponsors the chess club. This year they have kept count of wins and losses on a scale. Ben Smith, president, was top contender in 1985 with Troy Arthur holding a close second. Front — W. Kelly, B. Ray, G. Mock, V. Rutten. Back — R. Stanley, T. Arthur, K. Jones, P. Parks, B. Smith, G. Rukes — Sponsor Activities 39 Participants were: T. Till, A. Beach, V. Rutten, P. Burke, V. Butler, T. McDaniel, G. Peacock, M. Youngblood, T. Goodwin, G. Young, M. Braswell, T. Dubose, L. Whiddon, J. Leidke, K. Coalson. 15 students were chosen to take part in a staged disaster from the Gadsden Memorial Hospital. They were taken to St. Johns Catholic Church where they were dressed up as accident victims of a bus wreck. Ambulances, police, and sherrifs arrived and tranported the students to the hospital. The patients were then taken care of accord- ing to their injuries. The hospital fed the patients and returned to school. The disaster was to see how the hospital would react to an accident with many victims, and if they could react competently. 40 Activities The Valentines Banquet The Seniors prepared a wonderful dinner for sweethearts of all ages. Wendell White entertained us with intricate trumpet music. Free McDonald's gift certificates, a watch, and necklace were given away. The evening proved to be a successful night for the Seniors. Activities 41 P. Hatcher, K. Coalson, D. Perry, T. Hood, J. Liedke, R, Strickland, S. Brockman, D. Dollar. This year in chorus we have had several new mem- bers including 6 new guys. The junior and senior chorus performed a Christmas program in chapel. The junior chorus sang for Easter, while the senior chorus travelled to several churches performing a spring can- tata. 42 Activities The Chorus practiced many tiring hours. They performed a beautiful medley of gospel songs at the Baccalaureate Service at Tallavana Baptist Church under the leadership of Mrs. Joan Elder, director. Activities 43 Chorus Varsity Row 1 A. Beach, P. Hatcher, T. Chester, G. Melvin Row 2 S. Merritt, D. Pontoriero, J. Liedke, R. Haire, W. Breeden, R. Braswell, D. McGuffy, J. Johns Row 3 D. Weeks, G. Young, M. Braswell, M. Savage, T. Hood, S. Culverson, R. Wheetley, K. Godwin, R. Tiller, C. Coalson, R. Bolton Mr. R. Bolton was the sponsor of our first-year of the Junior Fellowship of Christian Athletes (F.C.A.). Some of the activities conducted during this club in- clude basketball, softball, and volleyball. Our goal this year was to show a Christian attitude in all the sports we participated in. 44 Activities The Fellowship of Christian Athletes Club enjoyed a very fun and productive first year. The club took on several projects to help needy groups. The biggest project was a trip to the Lighthouse Children's Home, taking over a dozen bags of groceries to them for Christmas. Activities 45 This year we had a new club Christian Women of Tomorrow otherwise known CWOT. Many guest speakers came to share their knowledge and skills in health, nutrition, and facial care. The officers of the club are: Kim Fields, President; Dena Brockman, Vice President; Michelle Wells, Secretary; and Tina Shep- ard, Treasurer. 46 Activities On February 23 GCA was represented in the Big Bend High School Brain Bowl. The team made a good showing especially since the opponents were large Tallahassee school or cosolidated school. Activities 47 The 84- 85 Athletic Banquet was held at the fellow- ship hall of the First Baptist Church on May 3rd. This year's banquet was larger than ever before. Many awards were given out in every sport. Congratulations to all the award winners, and a special thanks to the Athletic Association for sponsoring the banquet. Awards Ceremony held in the church auditorium proved to be exciting — as it was announced the top 5 students in each grade A FSU training coach encouraging our students to strive on. 46 48 Sports The 1984-1985 Homecoming reception given for the Alumni was a success. Many past graduates attended this event and renewed old friendships. Mr. DuBose welcomed the old graduates. The Alumni enjoyed re- freshments served by the 1985 Senior girls. V !ii:r(ei I. Carol Jean Lowe Class Of 1985 1. The new reigning queen, Carol, with her court watches the other activities of the night. 2. Miss Allison Darsey, 1984 Homecoming Queen, was escorted by Leslie Brunson. 3. The crown bearer, Leah Rukes, was escorted by flower boy, Duke Touchton, as Laurel Cox and JoAnn Young watched on. 48 Sports 1985 Homecoming Court The Homecoming game was played against Appalachicola Sharks. Although our team added another loss to their record the evening was marked up for profitable experience. HOMECOMING GAME Front: B. Dodson, R. Ayers, S. Haire, J. Dodson, H. Wiggins, C. Goodwin, R. Tiller, T. DuBose. Back: Mr. T. Bolton, Coach; J. Henderson, G. Young, D. Pinson, M. Shokes, T. Arthur, T. Arthur, C. Garrard. Kicking For Kicks When you combine thirty feet, fifteen heads, the result can be nothing less than the bruised shins, torn ligaments, and sore muscles of high school soccer. As the players take their positions on the field, the good- natured jests become snarls in the heat of battle. The legs become lethal weapons to drive the ball to the goal or to inflict pain on those that get in the way even as their heads become fog areas as a result of one-too many blocked shots. After a grueling and hard-driving season, the gold and green team reigned supreme in the men's competi- tion. 50 Sports Front: D. Jetton, K. Jollay, M. Hamilton, C. Brunson, L. Pontoriero Back: L. Cox, K. Tiller, A. Pickett, L. Wagoner, T. Till Coach: Ron Bolton Many purple hearts were awarded for fingernail scars re- ceived on the battlefield. In spite of busy schedules, tired bodies, and splintered shins, ladies vol- leyball remains one of the most popular activities on campus and certainly one of the most hazardous! 52 Sports Marbe Hamilton — Senior front: S. Kimsey, A. Davis, S. Merrit, D. Pontoriero, back: K. Barber, D. Perry, T. Hood, L. Demakowski, K. Hamilton Sports 53 Gadsden Christian's second year of Jr. High girls basketball proved to be very successful. We received new uniforms, were able to play in our new gym, and won seven games. These factors, plus the cooperative spirit of the team, made it a rewarding and enjoyable season. Probably the highlight of the season for the girls was the first victory against Maclay. It was also our first victory away from home. Other highlights were our victories over Sneads, Aucilla, and Holy Comforter. Sherri Merritt had an outstanding season, but without the support of Renee Weeks and Cathy Coalson it would have been a tough season. Improved play from Jenny Liedkc gradually became an important factor by mid-season. All of the girls improved dramatically by season's end. We appreciate the help of Rhonda Baxley, Nikki Johnson, Debbie Mercer, and Jocelyn Kinnard at practices. Being sixth graders, they were not allowed to play, but they worked with us faithfully at practice. 54 Sports Varsity Basketball Above: Coach Tom Bolton Below: Assistant Coach R. Bolton Front: W. Breeden, B. Lawson, L. Whiddon Second: B. Touchton, D. Weeks, B. Ray, R. Tiller, M. Savage Back: K. Godwin, C. Garrard, G. Young, R. Wheetely, M. Braswell, S. Culverson, Mr. G. Rukes, Coach Dena Beth Brockman Senior Marbe Hamilton Senior Carol Jean Lowe Senior Sports 61 J.V. Cheerleaders Left to'right: A. Davis, T. Parr, A. Beach, K. Hamilton, S. Kimsey 62 Sports Front: D. Weeks, C. Goodwin Second: G. Young, B. Fason, S. Stafford, Mr. G. Rukes, Coach Third: R. Wheetley, M. Murray, H. Wiggins, M. Mercer, T. Arthur Back: T. Arthur, H. Walsh, R. Shiver, D. Pinson, M. Braswell 64 Sports J. Trent Arthur Senior Herby Wiggins Senior Sports 65 .V. Baseball front row — R. Haire, W. Breeden, G. Melvin, R. Braswell middle row — S. Stafford, J. Henderson, R. Ayers, B. Lawson, R. Tiller back row — Mr. R. Tiller, Coach, S. Culverson, M. Savage, Mr. Braswell, G. Young. 66 Sports Front: A. Davis, W. Neely, T. Sheperd, C. Poppell, P. Hatcher Back: D. Hawkins, L. Demakowski, R. Romieko, C. Coalson, J. Liedke, Mr. R. Bolton, Coach Varsity Softball Front: V. Tolar, L. Wagoner, V. Butler, M. Hall, S. Merritt Back: Mr. T. Bolton, coach, C. Brunson, G. Peacock, C. Priest, C. Lowe, L. Cox, A. Beach, T. Hood, Mr. R. Bolton, assistant coach The Faculty Foul-Ups (better known as our lady teachers) tore up the Basketball court. With only 2 casualties in the first half, the faculty ladies were downed by 2. But the faculty men's team pulled them out by winning their game. The most exciting moment of the evening was during the Varsity-Alumni game, when Chuck Goodwin of the varsity team, set-up the last two points to break the tie, after going into over-time. 70 Sports The Gadsden Christian Academy Athletic Association has made some substantial accomplishments this past year. Through different fund raising projects, the association has been able to help the athletic program by contributing over $20,000.00 Some of the projects included: The building and sale of a house by Mr. Ron Tiller contributed the bulk of the money raised. The Association had a garage sale in Quincy and managed the concession stand for the games held in our new gym this year. Some of the programs we helped to finance include: Volleyball shirts Basketball uniforms Girls basketball uniforms Cheerleading uniforms Track equipment Baseball trip The Association also put on the Athletic banquet and provided all the trophies and awards. Sports 71 ELEMENTARY INTRAMURAL SPORTS The fourth-sixth grades enjoyed a varied in- tramural sports program this year, with soccer, basketball, track, and softball seasons. The Gladiators won the soccer championship, the Sixers won basketball, and the Braves took the softball title. The highlight event was on March 28th, when grades 3-6 competed for awards in track and field. Eighty-seven students competed for over 110 ribbons in nine events. Third grade standout Trey Youngblood took four first place ribbons. Fourth grade was led by jean Young with five first place ribbons. Stacey Davis and John Peavy led the fifth grade with five rib- bons, while Jocelyn Kinnard and Rhonda Bax- ley led the sixth grade with five ribbons apiece. Events included 50 meter dash, 100 meter dash, 400 meter run, 200 shuttle relay, 400 meter relay, discus throw, softball throw, high jump, and long jump. Sixth Grade Kristen Anderson Rhonda Baxley David Bryant Dean Clayton Trade Crawford Mark Culverson Bruce Dalton Nichole Darsey DeWayne Earnest Ryan Elzie Chris Garrard Kevin Hamilton Nikki Johnson Travis Jones Melanie Kimbrell Jocelyn Kinnard Joel Martin Debbie Mercer Jenny Pinson Jeremy Stanton Sarah Stauffer Russell Suber Scotty Williams Michelle Willis 74 Elementary Fifth Grade Katie Babb Clint Beckham Elinor Belue Amy Boyett Stacy Davis Max Dollar Troy Du Bose Perry Edwards Nita Emko Kim Godwin Kristina Knoll Kyle Mears John Peavy Jill Poppell Mikki Savage Bill Strauss Beth Thomas Jeffery Wagoner Frank West Todd Wheetly Bryan Wilson Elementary 75 Fourth Grade Alexis Barnes Joel Beach Mandy Bedenbough Sandra Butler Jamie Deal Lee Evans Jean Gunn Mike Hatcher Bert Harvell Renee Jones Jason King Bobby Maxwell Jay McPherson Geoffrey Merritt John Ray Kim Sellers, Micheal Shepard Chad Stewart Cedric Suber Duke Touchton Matthew Wells Mark Willis Trent Wright Jean Young 76 Elementary Third Grade Amy Andrews Alison Barnes Bryan Baxley Tasha Black Matthew Brundydge Patrick Cowen Matt Crawford Craig Dean Darrell Earnest Angela Elder Penny Hurst Jeremy Mathis Shane McPherson Jenny Lynn Mergenthaler Celena Owens Joe Dan Pickles Erin Rukes Hal Spooner Jay Sunday Anna Thomas Shirley Till Merissa Watts Robin Wheetley Lance Whiddon Trey Youngblood Elementary 77 Second Grade Heath Allen Adams Lisa Adkison Joey Bauldree Christy Boyd Christie Braddy Stephanie Brown Heath Chaffin Joey Davis Julianna Drew Mary Hope Fason Jason Hall Travis Hooker Eric Johnson Eric Joyner Shay Kelly Cabot Kyle Karen Lewis Kari Mayfield Kevin McGuffy Ruth Mercer Tony Miller Heather O'Kane Brian Pennington Don Pursell Bryan Roland Kimberly Sadler Terri Smith Tori Stafford Julie Thigpen Sandy Walden NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Charlie King (no picture available) 78 Elementary First Grade Suzanne Albriton Cecil Babb Timothy Barfield Wanda Bruce Clayton Clark Chris Coalson James Conte Karen Davis Jeffery Elder Keslie Gatlin Daniel Horton William Johns David Kelly Bradley Maxwell Brent Moore Steven Petermann John Pickles Allen Poppell Becky Roach Leah Rukes Larry Seymour Katie Suber Robert Tharpe Alissa Thomas Charles Ulrich Cheryl Watson Glenn Watt Ben Whipple Sloan Woods Karen Davis, who has attended G.C.A. for three years, leads the FSU band out onto the field at the alumni game halftime. Elementary 79 Five- Coleman Lee Ayers Brittany Barber April Barnes Charlotte Barrowclough Derrick Bolton Holly Boyett Jennifer Braddy Nicholas Brown Katie Cowen Jeremy Edward Laura Gulley Travis Hinson Jessica Johnson Glenn Kirkland Lee Maxwell David Merritt Wade Nelson Michelle Norman Payge Peavy Mark Pennington Beth Poppell Jeremy Romeiko Donnie Volsch Tori Walker Tanya West Jocelyn Young 80 Elementary Year Kindergarten 5K Graduation was held Thursday, May 30th. While alot of kindergarteners were out with the chicken pox during practice, all were in attendance for the grand finale. Parents held their breath as their own child's part drew near and were delighted to hear them pull thru those counting to 100 by 2's. Activities 81 Three And Four Year Old Kindergarten Heather Bolton John Bryant Erica Califf Joshua Cox Thomas Crawford Mary Garland Laterrica Rosetta McCloud Virgina Morris Stacy Obaro Mari Rukes Marcus Sadler David Sellers Eric Ward Beth White Kim Willis Matthew Youngblood NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 82 Elementary Learning Center Bus Drivers Left to Right: G. Bolton, B. Arthur, D. Garland, P. Ray, G. Lewis The drivers cannot truthfully say they have had a flawless record for this year. Besides a few bumps and scratches, everyone made it to and from school successfully. School Lunch Rooms: Mrs. C. Dubose (high school) and Mrs. G. Stevens (elementary) applied their abilities as Head-cooks and bottle washers. 84 Elementary Christie, We Love You. Mom And Dad Graduation Sunset Of A Beautiful Past . . . Sunrise Of A Bright Tomorrow. 86 Advertisements HAVANA 310 MAIN STREET (904) 539-6418 QUINCY 320 WEST JEFFERSON (904) 627-7118 TALLAHASSEE 325 JOHN KNOX RD. 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Jeffrey Trent Arthur Nickname: Trenttrick Birthday: 11-5-67 Address: Rt. 1 Box 686 Bainbridge, GA 31717 Phone Number: (912J-246-1716 Future Plans: To attend college Goals in Life: To become an electrician and taxidermist on the side Philosophy of Life: Take one day at a time Favorite Color: Red Favorite Saying: Georgian by birth. Bulldog by the grace of God Favorite Food: Steak Favorite Person: Mama Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing, coin collecting Sports: Soccer — 6 yrs., Baseball — 2 yrs. Clubs: Varsity Club — 3 yrs. Name: Dena Beth Brockman Nickname: Cateyes Birthday: 7-16-67 Address: 1961 West King Street Quincy, FL 32351 Phone Number: (904 -627-6941 Future Plans Attend TCC and FSU Goals in Life: Certified Public Accountant Philosophy of Life: Kindness is one of the hardest things to give away, its usually returned. Favorite Color: Aqua Blue, Mint Green Favorite Saying: UH! But Dad! Favorite Foods: Steak and Shrimp Favorite Person: Mom Hobbies: Playing guitar and piano, singing Clubs: Art — 2 yrs.. Chess — 1 yrs.. Varsity — 1 yr., Pep — 1 yr.. Home Economics — 1 yr.. Chorus — 5 yrs. Newspaper — 1 yr.. Sports; Softball — 1 yr.. Cheerleading — 2 yrs. Name: Vonda Kay Butler Nickname: Runt Birthday: 1-31-67 Address: P.O. Box 178 Calvary, GA 31729 Phone Number: (912 -872-3467 Future Plans. Attend TCC for two years then FSU Goals in Life: To become a nurse or Teacher Philosophy of Life: Learn as much as you can and make the most of your life. Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Saying: 'That's bad Favorite Foods: Steak. Pizza Favorite Person: Mother Hobbies: Swimming, babysitting, playing softball, and playing the Piano Clubs: Tennis — 1 yr.. Art — 3 yrs.. Pep — 1 yr.. and Home Economics — 1 yr. Sports — 3 yrs. Name: Walter Edward Butler Nickname: Walt Bash Birthday: 6-7-66 Address: P.O. Box 105 Calvary, GA 31729 Phone Number (912)-872-3356 Future Plans: Get a Job and move up in it Goals in Life: Own a Business Philosophy of Life: Never give up! Favorite Color: Charcoal gray Favorite Saying: Au Shutup Favorite Foods: Sirloin Steak Favorite Persons: Brother and Sisters Hobbies: 3 Wheeler Name: Pamela Gail Burke Nickname: Pam Birthday: 2-24-67 Address: 4333 Snoopy Lane Tallahassee. FL 32303 Phone Number: (904 -562-1940 Future Plans: To attend college Goals in Life: To major in either computers or Criminology Philosophy of Life: Always do things to the best of your ability Favorite Color: Aqua Marine Favorite Food: Italian Favorite Person: Mother Clubs: Yearbook — 3 yrs.. Home Economics — 1 yr.. Newspaper 1 yr. Saying: Stop it! , Trent will you get me a chicken sandwich — please? Name: Vickie Dale Chester Nickname: Denise Birthday: 10-4-67 Address: P.O. Box 73 Greensboro, FL 32330 Phone Number: (904 -442-6337 Future Plans: To get married to Richie White, attend TCC and major in Business Management Coals in Life: To have a good and exciting life and a happy life with Richie White. Philosophy of Life: Always have a dream Favorite Color: Mint Green Favorite Food: Shrimp, Bar-be-que Favorite Person: Richard White Clubs: Tennis — 2 yrs.. Golf — 1 yr.. Pep — 1 yr. Sports: Volleyball — 1 yr. Name: Kimberly Jaye Fields Nickname: Tootie; Kimberlinka Birthday: 10 22 67 Address: Rt. 4 Box 323 Quincy, Florida 32351 Phone Number: 627-2264 Future Plans: Attend TCC 2 years and FSU 2 years Goals in Life: To do well in Business Management Philosophy of life: To make the people around me happy and to give them a smile. Favorite color: Blue Favorite Saying: Really ; Whatever Favorite Foods: Steak and pizza, popcorn, shrimp Favorite person: My mom Hobbies: Swimming, having a good time with my friends Clubs: tennis 1 year, art 3 years, pep 1 year. Home economics 1 year Sports: Vollyball Name Deborah Ann Finch Nickname: Debbie Birthday: 9 7 67 Address: Rt 6 Box 619 Quincy, Florida 32351 Phone Number: 627-9836 Future Plans: To attend TCC and the University of Alabama Goals in Life: To be an Optometrist Philosophy of Life: To live life to its fullest. Favorite color: Blue Favorite Saying: Shame on you Favorite Foods: Noodles Favorite Person: MY mom Hobbies: cats and dogs; swimming Clubs. Art 2!6 years. Tennis 2 years. Beta 2 years. Home economics I year. Pep Mr year Sports: Softball 3 years. Name: Matthew Alan Coldschlager Nickname: Pablo's Birthday: 8-22-67 Phone Number: (904J-539-5642 Address: Rt. 1 Box 3144 Havana, FL 32333 Future Plans: To be in the Air Force and Attend College Goals in Life: To be a Pilot Philosophy of Life: Do your best! Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Saying: Listen Pinhead! Favorite Foods: Anything but Chinese food and Raw Oysters Favorite Person: Mother Hobbies: Skiing. Flying, and Baseball Clubs: Varsity — 2 yrs.. Tennis — 1 yr. Sports: Soccer — 2 yrs.. Baseball — 2 yrs. Name: Margret Bernice Hamilton Nickname: Marbe Birthday: 4-12-67 Address: Rt. 6 Box 77 Quincy, FL 32351 Phone Number: (904 -o27-6718 Future Plans: To attend FSU. major in Fashion Merchandising, minor in Advertising Goals in Life: To simply remain in the Lord's Will, and when the situation arises to always bend but never break. Philosophy of Life: If we never tasted the tears of sorrow, we would never know the true laughter of joy. Favorite Color: Seafoam Favorite Saying: Be a Man! That's Communist Favorite Foods: Chicken Devan. Stuffed Flounder Favorite Person: My one and only Bruce Paul Hobbies: Drawing, playing the guitar, and spending time with my German Shepherd. Clubs: Varsity — 3 yrs.. Yearbook — 2 yrs.. Tennis — 2 yrs.. Pep — 1 yr.. F.C.S. — 1 yr. Sports: Cheerleader — 6 yrs.. Softball — 4 yrs.. Volleyball — 6 yrs. Name: Carol Jean Lowe Nickname: Little c Birthday: 12-23-67 Address: Rt. 4 Box 2070 Havana, FL 32333 Phone Number. (904)-539-5257 Future Plans: To attend TCC, and maybe FSU Goals in Life: To get a job in Business Management Philosophy of Life: To get the most out of life that you can Favorite Color: Purple Favorite Saying: Whatever Favorite Foods: Pizza, Lasagna, and Steak Favorite Person: Mama Hobbies: Swimming, Playing Softball Clubs: Pep — 1 yr.. Tennis — 2 yrs.. Annual — 1 yr.. Varsity — 2 yrs.. Home Economics — 1 yr.. Newspaper — 1 yr. Sports: Volleyball — 2 yrs.. Softball — 6 yrs., Cheerleading — 6 yrs. Name: Tina Jean McDaniel Nickname: Teen Bean Birthday: 7-26-67 Address: 17 East Jefferson St. Quincy. FL 32351 Phone Number: (904)-627-7262 Future Plans: To attend TCC Goals in Life: Deal with computers and be a singer; gel married Philosophy of Life: Live every day to the fullest for the Lord. Favorite Color: Purple. Blue, and Sea Foam Favorite Saying: This is True! Oh, be real! Guess who I saw? Favorite Foods: Pizza, Fish, Chinese, etc. Favorite Person: My Daddy Hobbies. Singing. Playing the Piano Clubs: Chorus — 5 yrs.. Chess — 3 yrs.. Pep — 1 yr., Beta — 5 yrs. Sports: Softball — 1 yr. Name: David Bradley McNeill Nickname Boop Birthday: 12 26 67 Address P.O. Box 894 Havana, Florida 32333 Phone Number: 539-5175 Future Plans: College Goals in Life: Become an engineer, get married and start a family. Philosophy in Life: Get what you can out of life. Favorite color: Blue Favorite Saying: You're a mullethcad! Favorite Foods: Steak and Italian foods. Favorite person: David B. McNeill Hobbies: Fishing. Hunting, and Skiing Clubs: Varsity 1 year. Beta 3 years. FCA 1 year Sports: Basketball 3 years Name: Rosemary Gaye Peacock Nickname: Gaye Ceaphus Birthday: January 24, 1967 Address Rt. , Box 1232 Quincy, FL 32351 Phone Number: 627-7776 Future Plans: Graduation and then College. Goals in Life: To have a career until my husband and I have children, then I want to stay home and be the perfect mother.!!!! Philosophy of Life: The Moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Favorite Color: Purple Favorite Saying: Jimminey Crickets Favorite Food: Steak!!!!!!!! Favorite Person: My Sister, Penny Hobbies: Working with little children, cooking and baking, working outside. Clubs: Pep 1 year. Chess 1 year. Art 1 year. Varsity I year, F.C.A. 1 year. Chorus 5 years, 4-H 6 years. Annual Staff 3 yrs. Sports: Softball 6 years. Name: Christie Leigh Sirmons Nickname: Chris Birthday: June 3, 1967 Address: Rt. 3 Box 641 Havana, Florida 32333 Phone Number: 539-6138 Future Plans: Get married to Darryl Hood. Goals in Life: To live my life out to the fullest. Philosophy of Life: Have patience. All things are difficult before they become easy. Favorite color: Mauve Favorite saying: I thought of something new. Favorite foods: Steak, and baked potatoes Favorite person: Darryl Hood Hobbies: playing the piano, singing Clubs: Pep 1 year. Chess 2 year. Art 2 years. Chorus 5 years, Annual 1 year Sports: softball 1 year Name: Robert Daniel Stewart Nickname Bobalu Birthday: October 24, 1967 Address: 246 Dupont Avenue Quincy, Florida 32351 Phone Number: 627-8110 Future Plans: College Goals in Life: To fulfill God's will for my life to it's fullest. Philosophy of Life: Habakkuk 3:19 Favorite color: garnet Favorite saying: “Fine! Favorite food: Pizza Favorite person: My Mother Hobbies. Singing Clubs: Pep 1 year. Chess 2 years. Art 1 year. Chorus 3 years. Name: William Herbert Wiggins Nickname: Herby Birthday: 8-7-67 Address Rt 2 Box 73-A Quincy. Florida 32351 Phone Number: (904)-627-7472 Future Plans: To attend TCC for two years and FSU for two yrs. Goals in Life: To be a successful Businessman Philosophy of Life: Listen to others, not only yourself. Favorite Color: Red Favorite Saying: Dad Gum! Favorite Foods: Steak Shrimp Favorite Person: Daddy Hobbies Tennis, Golf, Hunting, and Fishing Clubs: Varsity — 2 yrs., F.C.A. — 1 yr. Sports: Basketball — 3 yrs.. Baseball — 5 yrs.. Soccer — 3 yrs. THANK GOD FOR YOU Thank God for you, good friend of mine, Seldom is freindship such as thine; How very much I wish to be As helpful as you've been to me — Thank God for you. When I recall from time to time How you inspired this heart of mine, 1 find myself inclined to pray, “God bless my friend this very day — Thank God for you. Of many prayer quests, one thou art On whom I ask God to impart Rich blessings from His storehouse rare. And grant to you His gracious care — Thank God for you. So often at the throne of grace There comes a picture of your face. And then instinctively I pray That God may guide you all the way — Thank God for you. Some day I hope with you to stand Before the throne at God's right hand, And say to you at journey's end. Praise God, you've been to me a friend — Thank God for you. Author Unknown 123 r you think you are'beaten, you are;. if you think you dare not, you don’t, if you like to win but think you can’t it’s almost a cinch you won’t. ■Jf you think you’ll lose, you’re :lost for out in the world we find success begins with 'a fellowf s thill% it’s all'in the state,oj mind. Jf you think you’re outclassed, you are, you’ve got to think high to rise• ' you’ve got to be sure :of yourself before you can ever win a prize. • . jCife’s battles do not always go to the stronger or the fastest man, , • • but sooner or later the man who Ivins • is the man jvho thinks- he can. ' 124 Epilogue'; SNIISOl |||tP --'nCL IJ - irA -Xo - 0 v.. CovCo- J r OJ SL jftAAJ v • . V R 0 ' U2 JLl -. . , uuU vOuJT |PWP vgE- pU2A XXu Q t yviHCPtl - l jKO vJuXo CyQ loJL lajHO L-jO Qj-vii. . lCA l 0 o )G v t jtK) QJno vncxc x£a uupIO ' C . JT uJ huyv ' AT ( Oj JUV v-N tlAOvX. 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