Gadsden Christian Academy - Javelin Yearbook (Havana, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

CAROLYN F. DUBOSE 1944-1986 We, GCA Student Body, would like to dedicate our 1986-1987 yearbook to the DuBose family in memory of Mrs. Carolyn DuBose IF MY LIPS COULD SPEAK AFTER DEATH, THEY WOULD SAY . . . JESUS SAVES' ' A SELF DESCRIPTION THE FLOWERS BOW TO HER GRACE, FOR THEY KNOW OF HER GREAT LOVE FOR ALL. THE BIRDS SING SWEETLY AS SHE PASSES BY. FOR THEY KNOW SHE CARES FOR THEM ALL. THE SUN SHINES BRIGHTLY FOR IT KNOWS OF HER NEED FOR ITS WARMTH. HER MEMORIES ARE FOR OTHERS FOR THEY HAVE FIRST PLACE IN HER HEART. SHE SMILES AT THE WORLD, AND THE WORLD SMILES BACK AT HER. FOR THE PEACE IN HER HEART WAS CREATED BY THE MASTER OF ALL GOOD THINGS. HER NEEDS ARE MET WHEN SHE BRINGS JOY TO OTHER'S LIVES. FOR TRULY IT IS MORE BLESSED TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE. MY FIRST 21 YEARS WITH THE SAVIOR THE SECOND SATURDAY OF SEPTEMBER, I CELEBRATED 21 YEARS WITH THE SAVIOR THERE HAVE BEEN MANY BLESSINGS AND JOYS, EVEN THROUGH THE TEARS MY GREATEST JOY IS KNOWING THAT HIS PRESENCE GOES BEFORE ME ALWAYS. EVEN WHEN I AM AT MY WORST. HE IS ALWAYS BY MY SIDE. NOT ONCE HAS HE FORSAKEN ME OR LEFT ME. HE IS THERE ALL THE TIME. HE COULD HAVE CHOSEN ANYONE. THE WORLD IS SO FULL OF PEOPLE WITH SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER HIM BUT ON THAT SATURDAY NIGHT 21 YEARS AGO, HE PICKED ME AS I LOOK BACK OVER THE PAST 21 YEARS. IT HAS BEEN WORTH IT ALL. 3 OF Executive Office Mr. Johnny K. Darsey Business Manager Mrs. Brenda B. Darsey Office Manager Dr. Larry A. DuBose Education Committee Chairman Mr. Terrell H. Mason Administrator Counselor GCA s Board Several members of the Gadsden Christian Academy school board attended our flag dedication on April 10, 1987. The members of the GCA school board in attendance at time of photograph are as follows: (left to right) Jeanette Sirmons, Ken Cowen, Gerald Tolar, Lance Coalson, Fred Shokes, Buddy Gunn, and David Touch- ton. The board met monthly to work on the many deci- sions dealing with the school. For example: they met for the ACSI accredidation requirements to be revised. Beach, Amy Brunson, Cindy Busby, Dusty Du Bose, Toby Edwards, Beth Farmer, Vicki Goodwin, Chuck Haire, Scott 10 Hodges, Nella Jetton, Dana Jones, Keith Mercer, Mike Murray', Mike Pickett, Alisha Pinson, David Pontoriero, Lisa Senior Superlatives 1. David Pinson, Vicki Farmer Most studious 2. Keith Jones, Vicki Tolar Prettiest Smile 3. Chuck Goodwin, Alisha Pickett Best Dressed 4. Mike Mercer, Beth Edwards Most Congenial 16 1. Rex Shiver, Alisha Pickett First to Marry 2. Toby DuBose, Lisa Ponterario Christian Leadership 3. Mike Murray, Vicki Tolar Best Looking on our Everybody in the senior class has their own special talents, but under these categories these people stand out. Each member of the senior class get to vote on whom they feel have the unique qualities to fill these positions. Senior Superlatives 1. Shawn Wilson, Beth Edwards Most Talented 2. Shawn Wilson, Nella Hodges Wittiest 3. Cliff Straughn, Dana Jetton Most Likely To Succeed 4. Mike Mercer, Vicki Tolar Most Athletic 18 The Seniors Last Chapel At GCA As the Seniors presented their last chapel, there were many mixed emotions. There was happiness, relief, and sorrow. The tears that were shed revealed the love for each other that has grown through the years. As some of the Seniors sang or gave their last words or even presented a skit, we all reflected on times past. We all share the memories that will always be with not only the Seniors, but our memories that were shared with the entire school. The tears that were shared were tears of sorrow and tears of joy but mostly . . . they were tears of remembrance. 19 Senior Candids Arthur, Dawn Barber, Kelly Bryant. Laura Faircloth, Susan Goodwin, Tammy Hall, Michelle 22 Jones, Kelli Parks, Paul Priest, Charity Pruette, Erin Rawls, Billy Ray, Brian Shokes, Kristi Stafford, Shean Stephens, Angie Tomlin, Austin Touchton, Brad Youngblood, Michelle Sophomores 24 Merritt, Sherri The sophomore guys singing for their supper. Parr, Tonya Pontoriero, Denise Roberts. Cheryl Savage, Mark Shepard, Tina Shiver, Joey Tiller, Rhett Weeks, Dale Weeks, Renee Wheetley, Robby Young, George Hinton, Stephanie 25 Allen, John Anderson, Sonya Beach, Angie Beach, Stacy Braswell, Roy Breeden, Will Brockman, Susan Brown, Bill Chester, Tammie Coalson, Cathy Dean, Keith 26 Dodson, Stephanie Dollar, Deann Godwin, Kevin Haire, Randall Hatcher, Paige Hawkins, Delores Johns, Jamie Liedke, Jenni Melvin, Greg Neely, Wendy Poppell, Christi Smith, Trampis Tharpe, Jennifer Walker, Carolyn Whiddon, Leslie White, Danielle 27 Anderson, Kristen Baxley, Rhonda Bryant, David Buffington, DeeDee Clayton, Dean Crawford, Trade Class Officers Dean Clayton — President 28 Darsey, Nicole Griffin, Melissa Johnson, Nikki Jones, Travis Kimbrell, Melanie Martin, Joel Mercer, Debbie Pinson, Jennifer Rimes, Jamie Stauffer, Sarah Suber, Russell Williams, Scotty 29 Belue, Nell Boyett, Amy Dollar, Max DuBose, Troy Edwards, Perry Emko, Nida Gay, Hank Grant, Paula Hodges, Melissa 30 Mikki Savage Perry Edwards Student Council Reps. Knoll, Krissy Paul, Chris Peavy, John Poppell, Jill Savage, Mikki Strauss, Bill Thomas, Beth Trim, John Turner, Jesse 31 Vanstone, Beth West, Frank Wheetley, Todd Mrs. Milner Mrs. McPherson Mrs. Poppell Mrs. Bolton Mr. Shearon Mrs. Mrs. Mercer Powell 34 High School Teachers Mrs. J. Bolton Mr. R. Bolton Mr. T. Bolton Mrs. K. Mason Lunch Rooms Mrs. Gloria Stevens Elementary Lunchroom Supervisor Miss Vickie Farmer H.S. Senior; Lunchrm Aide Mrs. Glenda Bolton High School Supervisor Lunch time is the time for R R! Mr. Cornelisse And The 4-H Club 42 High School Chorus Six Ninth grade girls made up the high school chorus this year. The girls sang at many school functions, including the patriotic program, Bacc., and H.S. graduation. Student Government Fall Festival The Fall Festival is one of the major highlights during the school year at Gadsden Christian. There are many interesting things to see and do. Here, we have Lisa Pont, painting faces. Chuck Goodwin and the car smash, the country store and the Junior's pi- ftatas. 45 T. Bolton Awards (Academic) English — p — Cathy Coalson English — 10 — George Young Renee Weeks Bible - 9 — Deann (Dollar — Cathy Coalson Bible — 10 — Tracic Hood — George Young Bible 11 Kristi Shokes Bible 12 Beth Edwards — Vickie Farmer High School Academic Awards Mechanical Drawing Paul Parks — 1st Brad Touchton — 2nd Computer Literacy: Dusty Busby — 1st David Pinson — 2nd Advanced Math: Vicki Tocar Algebra I Leslie Whiddon — 1st Cathy Coalson — 2nd Geometry: George Young — 1st Paul Parks — 2nd Austin Tomlin — Contribution Award 8th Bible — Nikki Johnson 8th Eng. — David Bryant Trade Crawford 7th Bible — Perry Edwards 7th Eng. - Nida Emko Chris Paul PE. — Randall Haire Typing — Cindy Brunson Mike Mercer 10th gr Family Living — Renee Weeks George Young 12th gr Family Living David Pinson Mr Shulla 7th Math Nida Emko Chris Paul 8th Mjth David Bryant French Vicki Farmer 11th English Kristi Shokes 12th English Vicki Farmer W'oodman Award Am.-Hist. Trade Crawford 7th Geog. — Chris Paul 8th A. Hist. — David Bryant 9th Govt. — Leslie Whiddon 10th W. Hist. — George Young Renee Weeks 11th A. Hist. - Kristi Shokes 12th Av.C — Vickie Farmer 12th Woodman Award Am. Hist — David Pinson Class Chapel And Chapel Each H.s. class was responsible for a chapel this year. There were alot of students used and blessed by the things that were said and done in Chapel. Some excellent speakers came to visit our students. 47 VALENTINE'S C7BCAN (JUET GCA's VALENTINE BANQUET has become an annual affair. It is not only a time to take your sweet- heart out, but it is a time for good food, great entertainment, and en- riching fellowship. r Tfie 1987 Homecoming Gourt Gadsden Christian Academy students will long remember the exciting activities and competitive events that they were privileged to participate in during SPIRIT WEEK '87, February 2-6. The pre- sentation of the 1987 Homecoming Court was the highlight of the evening on February 6 as the spec- tators eagerly anticipated who would be crowned queen. This event took place between the Jr. Varsity and Varsity basketball games with the Carrabelle Panthers at the GCA gym. The announcement that Lisa Pontoriero had been chosen as the 1987 queen brought cheers from the crowd. Lisa was crowned by Rotha Kelly Jollay, our 1986 queen. Athlete's Honored The 1987 Athletic Banquet was one of praise and remem- brance. The coaches noted the praise worthy and the athletes remembered the play by play situations in which the coach- es refered to. As the Senior athletes reflected on these last years in High school sports, they remembered all of the good times and all of there memories. A new memory was made this year as the Banquet was held in our gym for the first time ever. 52 Varsity- Soccer The 1986 Varsity Soccer Team The GCA Soccer team of '86 had a year of disappointment, but despite a 1-9 re- cord the season had a few bright spots. They had an outstanding victory against new rival, Malone after the shootout. They also played state champs, Maclay in a very close game to finish out the year. 54 SOCCER SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE Sept. 16 Maclay Away 19 Malone Away 23 Maclay JV Away 26 MALONE HOME 30 MACLAY JV HOME Oct. 9 MACLAY JV HOME 10 Malone Away 14 Maclay JV Away 17 MACLAY HOME ALL GAMES BEGIN AT 4 P.M. Back row, left to right: Coach Mr. Cornelisse, Toby Du- bose, Paul Parks, Robby Wheatley, Mike Murray, David Pinson, Scott Haire, Roy Braswell. Front row; Dean Clay- ton, Russejl Suber, Leslie Whiddon, Randall Haire, Shawn Wilson, Cliff Straughn, Greg Melvin, Scotty Williams. 55 1987 Junior Varsity Soccer Back row: left to right: James Sircy, Hank Gay, Dean Clayton, Scottie Williams, John Peavy, David Bryant, Troy Dubose. Front row: Bobby Maxwell, Duke Touchton, Trent Wright, Michael Shephard, Jessie Turner, Jay McPherson, Jeff Merritt. Coach — Mr. Shearon 56 The boys gave 100% at every game, and they can all be proud of a job well done. 57 The 1987 Varsity Vo Date OPPONENT Sept. 18 RICKARDS 19 at Lincoln 26 at NFC (double) 30 at Chattahooche Oct. 6 WAKULLA (both double) 7 NFC (double) 9 at FAMU 14 at Liberty County 16 CHATTAHOOCHEE 17 MACLAY 20 LINCOLN 22 at Maclay 23 at NFC (double) 28 LIBERTY COUNTY 30 FAMU Nov. 3 at Rickards 4 NFC (double) 5-6-7 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT — J.V. Only —Varsity Only —J.V. and Varsity Each year, the volleyball team improves, in time to come we will be at the top of the list, Maclay better look out. Do it Lisa Pont.! Alumni Game Opens Season The 1987 alumni Buddy and Danny try to keep up with the awesome new breed of Crusaders, they did their best but the Crusaders dominated. Brad McNeil, Wes Breeden, Kenneth Davis, Danny Sirmons, Mark Tharp, Buddy Fason, Herby Wiggins and Leslie Brunson. These are the members of the alumni Basketball team. game was a blast back in the past for all the members on the alumni team and all the alumni cheerlead- ers. From left to right: Allison Beach, Alli- son Darsey, Marbe Hamilton, Rhonda Brunson, and Carol Jean Lowe, these are the alumni cheerlead- ers. The 1987 Varsity Basketball Team The 1986-87 Varsity basketball team ended up with the best season ever. Their record was 15-8 with a big win over rivals Munroe. Varsity Basketball 1987 Basketball Schedule Var. Basketball GCA 68 Alumni 54 GCA 41 Altha 38 GCA 49 Liberty Co. 71 GCA 44 Aucilla 43 GCA 57 Carrabelle 45 GCA 64 NFC 77 GCA 53 Liberty Co. 96 GCA 69 Altha 46 GCA 56 Munroe 62 GCA 41 Carrabelle 39 GCA 44 Rickard JV 50 GCA 76 Charlie Fowler 29 GCA 53 Aucilla 44 GCA 44 Munroe 55 GCA 75 Carrabelle 55 GCA 65 Altha 39 GCA 61 Aucilla 44 GCA 65 Carrabelle 64 GCA 56 Maclay 72 GCA 53 Munroe 52 GCA 86 Altha 60 GCA 85 Charlie Fowler 35 GCA 69 NFC 74 The three seniors that will be gone next year are, Mike Murray, Mike Mercer, and Cliff Straughn. They will be dearly missed. 63 Max Dollar took a shot while teammates, get ready to recover the rebound. Brandon rejects one displaying the good defense the team showed. Ttie 1987 J V“Basketball Left to right: top Coach Ron Bolton, John Pea- vy. Hank Gay, Coach Dale Shearon. Middle; Russell Suber, Will Breeden, Bill Strauss, Dean Clayton. Bottom: Leslie Whid- don, Brandon Lawson, Roy Braswell, John Trim. 64 65 What goes up, must come down but in who's hands? 66 With A Schedule Like This, The Ladies Had To Be Ready! COACH MISS CINDY KIRK- LAND mm i 67 Varsity Cheerleaders 1987 Senior Cheerleaders: Top — Kelley Tiller and Cindy Brunson. Bottom — Vicki Tolar The senior cheerleaders did a great job this year and they will be greatly missed in the future. •' fC 68 a -r- The senior cheerleaders and their parents were recognized by the other cheerleaders with a flower at the last home game. The Varsity cheerleaders could always be seen practicing to better themselves and to lead their team on to victory. 69 1987 J.V. Cheerleaders Varsity J.V. Cheerleaders The 1987 J.V. Cheerleaders, from left to right: Sarah Lousie Staffer, Nikki Johnson, Christy Poppell, Angie Beach, Debbie Mercer and Rhonda Baxely. Varsity Baseball 1987 Crusader Baseball MARCH 13 (Fri.) Florida High JV 14 (Sat.) at Leon JV 19 (Thurs.) Munroe 20 (Fri.) Rickards JV 24 (Tues.) at North Florida Christian 26 (Thurs.) at Chattahoochee 27 (Fri.) Carrabelle 31 (Tues.) at Maclay APRIL 2 (Thurs.) at Carrabelle 3 (Fri.) Aucilla Christian i (Mon.) Chattahoochee (Thurs.) at Liberty County 11 (Sat.) at Aucilla Christian 14 (Tues.) at Florida High JV 16 (Thurs.) at Munroe (Corry Field) 16 (Thurs.) North Florida Christian (at Corry) 1 (Tues.) DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Head Coach: Gregory Rukes Asst.Coach: Ron Mercer Asst. Coach: Bob Cornelisse Left to Right: Coach Md G. Rukes, K. Jones, S. Haire, R. Tiller, C|. Young, S. Stafford, R. Wheetley, M. Mercer, M. Murray, M. Braswell, E. Rukes, D. Weeks, H. Suber, R. Braswell, R. Haire, D. Clayton, L. YVhiddon, A. Tomlin, K. Shokes Look out world, tn4 classy Crusaders have arrived!! GCA's 1987 baseball team went through a dis- The '87 team had a few bright spots: a young appointing year. They beat Rickards by a score and growing pitching staff, a quick outfield, of 12-6. and sure-handed infield. Three seniors got awards this year: Mike Mercer and Mike Murray got MVP's and Scott Haire got the Golden Glove Award for his outfield perfor- mance. Mr. Rukes, has been with us for four years. He has worked hard to motivate his team on to- ward victory. 73 The 1987 Lady Varsity SoftljalJ top row, left to right: April Davis, Kelly Barber, Tracie Hood, Angie Stephens, Sherri Merritt, Tina Sheapard. Bottom row, left to right: Denise Pontoriero, Vicki Tolar, Amy Beach, Cindy Brunson, Lisa Pontoriero, Charity Priest. 1987 Varsity Softball G.C.A. i Maclay 5 G.C.A. 3 Chattahochee 9 G.C.A. 12 Chattahochee 19 G.C.A. 11 Aucilla 7 G.C.A. 4 R.F.M. 4 G.C.A. 1 Maclay 9 G.C.A. 6 RFM 5 G.C.A. 5 Altha 7 G.C.A. 7 Carrabelle 8 G.C.A. 10 Greensboro 6 G.C.A. 2 W.F.C. 4 G.C.A. 0 Aucilla 4 G.C.A. 5 Carrabelle 1 G.C.A. 9 Greensboro 14 G.C.A. 2 N.F.C. 4 Top Hitter — Merritt Cindy Brunson M.V.P. — Sherri 77 Sports Candids Sixth Grade Allen, Lamar Beach, Joel Butler, Sandra Coley, Brandy Gunn, Sean Hood, Taylor Janik, Jason Jones, Renee Lehman, Sarah Maxwell, Robby McPherson, Jay Merritt, Geoffrey Owens, Monica Ray, John Sellers, Kim Shephard, Michael Sircy, Jay Sircy, James Stewart, Chad Taylor, James Tomlin, Suzie Touchton, Duke Wells, Matt Wright, Trent Young, Jean 82 Fifth Grade NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Wheetley, Robin Whiddon, Lance Yeoman, Kimberly Youngblood, Trey Abbott, Tracey Anderson, Annie Andrews, Amy Baxley, Bryan Black, Tasha Brundydge, Matthew Cowen, Patrick Crawford, Matt Dean, Craig Frierson, Darrell Gamble, Bobby Gaston, Hope Hurst, Penny Johnson, Sandi Mathis, Jeremy Mergenthaler, Jenny Lynn Owens, Celena Pickles, Joe Dan Rukes, Erin Scott, Mary Spooner, Hal Sunday, Jay Thomas, Anna Till, Shirley Watts, Merissa 83 4tfi grade Adkinson, Lisa Allen, Robin Baggett, Everett Boyd, Christy Brown, Stacy Buffington, Kay Davis, Joey Drew, Julianna Fason, Mary Hope Frierson, Louise Hooker, Travis Johnson, Eric Joyner, Eric Kelly, Shay Kent, Skye Kyle, Cabot Mercer, Ruth Miller, Tony O'Kane, Heather Pennington, Brian Pursell, Don Roland, Bryan Sadler, Kim Smith, Terri Stafford, Tori Thigpen, Julia Walden, Sandra Wright, Kelly 84 3rd grade No Photo Available Albritton, Virginia Barfield, Timothy Bruce, Wanda Coalson, Chris Johns, William Kelly, Ronald Lehman, Carla Maxwell, Bradley Miller, Ronnie Moore, Brent Petermann, Steven Pickels, John Poppell, Allen Rukes, Leah Seymour, Larry Suber, Laura Tharpe, Robert Thomas, Alissa Ulrich, Charles Vealy, Andrew Watson, Cheryll Whipple, Benjamin 85 2nd Grade 86 Bolton, Derrick Boyett, Holly Braddy, Jennifer Brown, Nic Cook, Lee Cowen, Katie Edwards, Jerry Frierson, Shane Houston, Tara Johnson, Jessica Maxwell, Lee Merritt, David Owens, Marsha Pace, Brooke Peavy, Mary Virginia Peavy, Payge Pennington, Mark Poppell, Beth Sellers, David Walden, James Walker, Tori West, Tanya Young, Jocelyn 1st Grade NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Anderson, Arnold Bolton, Heather Bryant, John Mark Buffington, Michael Childress, Paul Chitty, Joann Christie, Ray Cook, Kim Cox, Josh Crawford, T.J. Dawkins, Debra Dixon, Chris Folds, Stephanee Garland, Mary Lynn Vpodsey, Erie} Gulley Laura Jensen yonathan Kent, Thom MorrisApinny O'Kane, David Radet Christina Sadler, Marcus Shokes, Amanda Stephens,-Mary Jo Touchton£Eyie) Ulrich, Caroline Watson, Walter Weaver, Michael White, Beth Willis, jCimT) Youngblood, atthgaP 87 5K Alford, Grace Anderson, Chris Clemons, Jennifer Cooper, Collette Corning, Bjan Davis, Kathy Dawkins, Jeremy Gilbert, Justin Hood, Anthony Houston, Matthew Hurst, Jenny Kelly, Ben Klawinski, Matthew Lawson, Angela Ledbetter, Stephen Lehman, Deanna Lester, Carrie Maxwell, Chris Merritt, Dana McEwen, Cassie McPhaul, Joseph Allen No Photo Available ! Napier, Danielle Pennington, Marie Pritchard, James Rukes, Mari Spooner, Lori Sunday, Joseph Watson, Katie White, Jason Allen White, Tommy 88 3-4 Kindergarten Alday, Leann Banks, Monique Brock, Diane Buffington, Valerie NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Chancey, Jessica Conway, Crystal Cox, Shack Davis, Cynthia Faircloth, Keela Frierson, Grace Frierson, Peggy Johnson, Steven Joyner, Alison Kelly, Jenny King, Samantha McKinney, Nicole Morris, Allan Parmarter, David Porter, Beth Ulrich, Christy Walker, Lori Watson, Hank Weaver, Melissa Willis, Chris 90 Elementary Activities The elementary chorus was made up of anyone from the 4th to 6th grade who wanted to participate. Mrs. Popped, our first grade teacher, was the direc- tor for this year. Mrs. Mason and Susan Brockman helped out by accompanying the chorus. The chorus performed four times this school year. They were the Christmas program, the first parent teacher meeting, elementary chapel, and the patriot- ic program. 91 Fund-Raising This year the school had a couple of fund-raising projects. Mrs. Beverly Merritt helped a great deal in the office of raising funds. Also, Mrs. Ulrich helped in the office with the Campaign of Excellence. Our Business Manager oversaw all funds. 92 Elementary Art 94 Spelling Bs Elementary Intramural Basketball Hawks: Coach Ken Cowen; from left to right, back to front: S. Johnson, J. Sunday, P. Cowen, D. Touchton, B. Maxwell, M. Crawford, J.D. Pickles, E. Rukes. Sixers: B. Maxwell, D. Sellers, J. Edwards, T. Hooker, J.P. Pickles, A. Poppel, J. Thigpen, K. Cowen, L. Rukes. Rockets: C. Coalson, W. Bruce, G. Bert, D. Merritt, D. Kelly, B. Moore, M. Pennington. Celtics: J. McPherson, S. Gun, M. Owens, B. Baxley, A. Andrews, L. Whiddon. Bulk: B. Pennington, C. Sumner, R. Mercer, D. Bolton, T. Smith, T. Barfield, J. Davis, C. Ulrich. Lakers: T. Wright, M. Watts, R. Jones, A. Thompson, C. Cantly, H. Spooner, E. Bassett. Once again, this year we had an Elementary Little League Basketball program. This year the league was open to both boys and girls ages 7-12 in grades 2 through 6. Play began in early January. The coaches met, new goals were purchased, and many parents helped with serving concessions early on Saturday mornings. % Knickft: C. Stewart, M. Scott, S. Kelly, J. Young, G. Merritt, C. Kyle, T. Miller Track and Field Fa Track and Field day was held on May 1. The contestants consisted of students from grades 3 thru 6. They were involved in many different activities in which some were awarded ribbons for their achievements. Track and Field day was organized by Miss C. Kirkland and Mr. D. Shearon. Mrs. April Ulrich is our school librarian. She has done a wonderful job put- ting together and arrang- ing our library to make it nice for our students. Our students now have easy ac- cess to many sources and reference books in order to write their papers. Mrs. Mason does the filing and reads enjoyable stories to the elementary classes. She also helps the students choose reading books that will give them something to read during their leisure time. 98 Chapel at GCA is the highlight of the week. We've had many different speakers and singing groups come to minister to us. One speaker that sticks out in a lot of our minds is Mr. Dan May. He came and set a lot of us on fire for the Lord. Then, he came back a second time and brought a group of teenagers on their way to a retreat. They sang and some even gave their testimony. A singing group that we remember well is the Carpenter's Tools. 99 u AMBULANCE Elementary Candids 1987 Bus Drivers Mrs. Barbara Arthur Mrs. Glenda Bolton Mrs. Becky Crawford Mrs. Mary Brock, Mrs. B. Crawford, Mrs. G. Botton, Mr. J. Darsey, Mrs. M. Clark, Mrs. F. Kelly, Mrs. H. Johnson 104 Little River INDUSTRIES. INC. 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Activity — Volleyball, Verse — Jn. 3:16, Phil. 4:13 Clubs and activities — Softball 6 years. Volleyball 6 years, Cheerleading 5 years. Student Council 2 years. Art 1 Year, FCA 1 year. 4-H 1 year. Pep club 1 year. Varsity club 1 year Goals — Taccoa Falls or Jacksonville University. Travel Business or Beautician or Phys. Ed.. Marriage, Children Gary Lynn Busby. 1830-C Sulvan CT. Nickname — Dusty, 9 17 69 Favorite Food — Pizza, Color — red. Flower — rose. Verse — Prov. 15:1. Book — Farewell to Arms, author — Ernest Hemingway Sports — Track 1 year Goals — T.C.C. F.S.U.; Computer Science. Establish a business. Marriage, Children? Don't know. Toby Allen DuBose, Nickname — Tobe. Lake Tallavana. 12 16 87 Favorite Food — Italian. Color — Royal blue. Flower — Red rose. Person — Father, Book Pilgram's Progress, Activity — going out with friends Clubs and activities — Golf 1 year, chess 1 year. 4-H 1 year. Drama 1 year. Student council chaplain 1 year Sports — Soccer 7th-12th. Basketball 7th-8th. baseball 7th. Goals — Liberty University. Medical field. Get married, help people through my profession as well as serving God. Beth Allison Edwards, Nickname — Runt. Cow. Rt. 4 Box 237. 8 1 69 Favorite Food — All food except collard greens and liver. Color — Green. Flower — Apricot Rose. Person — Kay (sister). Verse — Jn. 1:9, Book Romance Novels. Activi- ty - PARTY' Clubs and activities — 4-H 5 years. Art 2 years. Chorus 1 year. Pep club 1 year, CWOT 12 year. Yearbook staff Editor 1 year Goals — Chipola Jr. College. Find the right cow-boy and settle down. Victoria Marian Farmer. Nickname — Vicki. 3010 Capital Cr.. 4 6 69 Favorite Food — Manacotti. Color — peach. Flower — rose Clubs and activities — yearbook 3 years, editor 1 year. Sports — Volleyball — 1 year Goals — Go to T.C.C. 2 years. Business management, start my own business Charles Richard Goodwin. Nickname — PEE WEE. Holly- wood. 522 N. Bellamy Dr.. 9 17 69 Favorite Food Pizza. Color — Blue. Flower — rose. Person — Mom tc Dad. Verse — Jn. 3:16. Activity — Baseball Clubs and activities — Basketball 3 years. Baseball 2 years. Soccer 2 years. Sports club 3 years vice Prs Goals — T.C.C.. Computer Technician Tommy Scott Haire. Nickname — Root. 812 Sikes St., 1 18 69 Favorite Food — Shrimp, Color — blue. Flower — rose, Person — Mom. Activity — Baseball and Tennis Clubs and activities — 4-H 2 years, chess 1 year Sports Baseball 2 years. Soccer 3 years Goals — T.C.C. for 2 yearsk then F S.U. Study accounting and become a successful businessman. Annclla Scott Hodges. Nickname — Nella, Nell-Nell. 338 N. 8th St.. 8 7 69 Favorite Food — fettichini. Color — blue. Flower — rose. Person — was my mama, now my grandma and sister Katie!. Verse — Philip. 4:13, Activity — Partying at the beach. Clubs and activities - CWOT 1 year. Pep club 1 year. Historian 1 year Sports — basketball, track Goals — Chipola Jr. College. Major in fashion merchan- dise. After enjoying life, hopefully with a man to share my life with. I ll get married and have 2 boys and 1 girl Dana June Jetton. Nickname — Danny. Clueless. 713 King St.. 2 11 69 Favorite Food — Italian. Color — peach, Flower — white rose. Person — brothers. Verse — I Cor. 13:7. Book — The Mirror, Author — Steven King. Activity — Modeling Clubs and activities — Varsity club 1 year. Pep club 1 year, Distinguished High school students of America 1 year Sports — track 2 years. Volleyball 2 years. Softball 1 year Goals — University of West H., F.S.U.. Interior Design or Fashion Merchandising, get married one day when I'm past 28 yrs, old Maybe 2 children. Michael Keith Jones. Nickname — Keith. P.O. Box 544, 4 30 69 Favorite Food — shrimp. Color — red. Flower — rose, Person — parents. Verse — Activity — baseball Clubs and activities — baseball 4 years. Soccer 1 year, Tennis 1 year. Chess 1 year. Sports 1 year. 4-H 1 year. Sports — Baseball 5 years. Soccer 1 year Goals — Electronics. United Electronics Institute Michael Lee Mercer. Nickname — Burr. Rt. 2. Box 537. 5 30 69 Favorite Food — Bar-B-Q, Color — blue. Flower — red rose. Person — Dad, Verse — Prov. 16:3, Activity — base- ball Clubs and activities — Tennis 1 year. F.C.A 1 year. Pep 1 year. Vice-Pres. of student council 1 year. Vice-Pres of Senior class Sports — Soccer 2 years. Basketball 5 years. Baseball o years Goals — Baseball scholarship. Job involving people. Get married. Michael Ashley Murray. Rt. 3 Box 531, 6 3 69 Favorite Food — steak. Color — red. Person — Vicki Tolar. Verse — Luke 1:37. Book — Bible. Activity — baseball Clubu activities - Sports club Pres. Sports Basketball — 7th-l2th, Baseball 7th-l2th. Soccer 12th Goals - F.S.U. Alisha Ann Pickett. Nickname — Leechbug. 819 Fry Dr., 4 11 69 Favorite Food — shrimp. Color — red. Flower — rose. Person — Mom it Dad, Verse — I Cor 13:4. Book — Bible. Activity — volleyball, being w Tracy Clubs and Activities — Pep 1 year, 4-H 1 year. Art 1 year, FCA 1 year. Student Council 2 years as homeroom repre- sentative. Vice President of 9th grade. Tresurer of Sr. class Sports — Softball 2 years. Volleyball 5 years Goals — TCC. dental hygienist, get married have 2 kids if one isn't a boy. I'll have 3 David Andrew Pinson. Nickname — Dave. 503 Bellamy Dr.. 1 12 69 Favorite food — steak, pizza, etc.. Color — blue. Flower rose. Person — parents, grandfather. Verse — Phil, 413, Book — The Blue and the Gray, Author — Bruce Catton, Activity — Playing sports Clubs and activities — 4-H 2 years, chess 1 year. FCA 1 year. Sports Club 1 year. 11th class pres.. 10th class vice- pres. Sports — Soccer 5 years, baseball 2 years, track 1 year Goals — Undecided, law. To become a lawyer for a busi- ness or corporation hopefully' Lisa Michelle Pontonero, Nickname — Spaz, Rt. 3 Box 60SM. 7 31 68 Favorite Food — all of it!!!. Color — purple. Flower — yellow rose. Person — my Mom. Activity — Softball Vol- leyball, being with friends, boy friend Geoffrey Clubs and Activities 4-H for 4 years held club offices also countv district offices, class president for 5, vice president for 1 year, FCA 1 year Sports — basketball I year, softball 5 years, volleyball 3 years Goals — Plan to attend Tacco Falls College and maybe enter into Christian Counseling. Long Range Goals — To get a degree in counseling be a Christian counselor 6t a coach tor volleyball or softball, one day I hope to get married and have kids but I want to get out of school and get a good job before I start a family. Rex Dowling Shiver. Rt 6 Box 83, 6 17 69 Favorite Food — steak, Color — blue. Flower — red rose. Person — Kelly Jollay. Verse — Phil. 4:13. Book — Old Yeller. Author — Daniel Boone. Activity — Riding horses Clubs and Activities — President of Pep. Sports Club Sports — 5 years basketball, 2 years baseball Goals — Lively Carpentry. Have my own house, one day. 3 Clifton Theodore Straughn III. Nickname — Cliff. Rt. 3 Box 521K. 6 4 69 Favorite Food — Crab Legs. Color — orange. Flower lilly. Person — Dad. Verse — John 1:1. Book — Call of the Wild, Author — Jack London. Activity — Hunting fishing Clubs and Activities — «olf. tennis — one year Sports — soccer, baseball, basketball, polf Goals — TCC. Auburn, Engineering. USAF fly. marriage, no kids Kelley Lynn Tiller. Nickname — Special K. Rt 1 Box 1465. 4 24 69 Favorite Food — Lobster. Color — Fucha. Flower — Pink rose. Person Mom Dad, Verse Phil 4 13, Activity — going to beach Clubs and Activities — Varsity Club 1 year. FCA 1 year Sports — Softball 1 year, volleyball 5 years, cheerleader 3 years Goals — Auburn law attorney. Go to Auburn majoring in law become an attorney, get married, have 3 kids ana be happy. Vicki Jean Tolar, Rt. 2 Box 152C. 7 8 Favorite Food — Color — blue. Flower — rose. Person — Niece — Ashlie. Verse — Phil. 4:13, Book — Bible. Activi- ty — softball Clubs and Activities — FCA 1 year. Pres. Student Council — 1 year. Sports — Softball — 5 years, cheerleading 4 years Goals — Field — nursing Rebecca Ann Walden. Nickname — Becky Bec-Bec , 612 W Betlinet Dr.. 9 12 69 Favorite Food — Pizza, shrimp. Color Blue, Flower Rose. Person — Mom David Sammons, Activity Volleyball. Being w Friends Clubs and Activities — FCA — 1 year. Pep — 1 year. Art — 1 year Sports — Volleyball — 2 years Goals — TCC. Criminology — Get married — 1 child Selwyn Shawn Wilson. 504 Bellamy Dr., 11 18 68 Favorite Food — Crab legs. Color — Red silver, Flower — rose. Person — Charles Bronson, Verse — I Cor 14 40. Book — Call of the Wild. Author — Jack London. Activity — Music Clubs and Activities — Tennis and 4-H in 7th and 8th grades. Sports — Soccer 2 years, 7th 12th grades Goals — F.S.U., Electronics, Music, Aviation. To be a pilot. Marriage in later life, maybe 1 kid. 123 Senior Will I, Amy Beach, being of cluttered mind and frazzled body, do hereby leave my “perfect nose to Rhett Tiller, my mom's blueberry muffins to Kelly Barber, Susan Faircloth, Charity Priest, Michelle Young- blood, and Tammy Goodwin in hopes that it might be the brain food they need to get through their senior year. Lastly, I leave my uncan- ny ability to know everything about everybody to my little sister Angie. Maybe it won't get her into as much trouble as it got me into. I, Cindy Brunson, being of tired mind and overworked body do hereby leave my athletic ability to Tracie Hood, my ability to be on time for homeroom to Robby Wheetley so that Mr. T will never give him another tardy, and my cool temper and fighting ability to the Varsity cheerleaders so that they will be able to protect themselves when they go to Carrabelle. I, Dusty Busby, being of crazed mind and built body, do hereby leave my crazed mind and built body to Keith Dean hoping that he will have better luck with them than I had. I, Alisha Pickett, being of sound mind and small body do hereby leave my car to Trampis, my ability to try to be quiet in class to Keith Dean, and my ability to almost say and do everything before anyone else to Mrs. Bolton. I, Mike Murray, being of tired mind and body do hereby leave my skill to white out typing mistakes to the next greedy person who thinks typing will be an easy course. I, Mike Mercer, being of rurnt mind and rurnt body hereby leave my Burr hair to Mr. DuBose in hopes that one day he will grow some hair. 126 I Keith Jones, being of sound mind do hereby leave anything that I have to anyone who wants it. I, Dana Jetton, being of over strained mind and body, leave my ability to be late to school to anyone who feels the need to be here on time, my smile to everyone having a bad Monday, and I send my heart with Dusty Busby, even though we don't always get along. I, Nella Hodges, being of wild mind and neverending ability to party, do leave my ability to have fun and never foul out while playing basketball to Sherri Merritt. I give my Honda Accord to Bill David btrauss. And my driving abilities to Tracie Hood! I would also like to pass my friendliness and happiness down to Mikki Savage and Tracey Crawford, oh! and let's not forget my talent to flirt! Lastly, I'd like for Kelly Barber, Susan Faircloth, Charity Priest, Michelle Youngblood, and Tammy Goodwin to inherit my ability to tell tales in chemistry. I, Scott Haire, being of sound mind and body, do hereby LEAVE!!! I, Chuck Goodwin, being of burnt out mind and over used body, leave my car to Roy Braswell in hopes that he can handle it. And to Brad Touchton, I leave my ability to get on all the girls nerves. I also leave my jokes to Rhett Tiller in hopes that he will make Mrs. Young laugh. I, Vicki Farmer, being of bored mind and body, do will my quietness to Michelle Youngblood who greatly needs it, and my GPA to whichever Junior needs it to graduate. I, Beth Edwards, being of fried brain and runty body, do hereby will my ability to only have four classes to Trampis Smith who always trys to get out of his, and my ability to be the shortest person in the class for all our high school years to anyone under five feet tall. I Senior Will also leave the flatbed to my little brother Perry who hates riding the bus. May he always be able to exit the school very, very auickly! I also leave my cutest jokes to Mr. R who needs them badly! I, Toby DuBose, being of spiritual mind and wonderfully made body, do hereby leave my good attitude to my brother Troy who will need it to survive High Scnool. Also, I leave any academic ability I have to Kelli Jones in hopes that she will make better grades next year. I, David Pinson, being of totally blown mind and burned out body, leave my position on the soccer team and height to Keith Dean and my ability to get along with all of my teachers to anyone who feels they can use it. I, Lisa Pontoriero, being of spaztic mind and very little body, do hereby leave my softball talents which are few and far between, to my loving sister Denise. To Kelly Garber, I leave my ability to eat as much as possible without gaining weight. To Angie Stephens, I leave my knowledge of computers that should leave you clueless at all times. To Susan, I leave my spaztic moods and my sense of humor. And to the rest of the student body, I leave my monkey” sounds to echo in the halls forever. I, Rex Shiver, being of sound mind and body leave nothing to the Sophomores! Remember Here comes Toby, excuse me Doc Dubose, he became a psychologist, we all remember how he always had words of wisdom for us all. I heard he gets a lot of advice from Dusty who became a computer scientist. This is unbelievable, here comes Dana, Cliff and David. I heard Jana became a fashion model she is going to talk to Nella about a job. Cliff owns a home out in the country, and spends most of his time hunting fishing. As a matter of fact, he lives out by Tracy I, we have 2 four wheel drives, some quad runners and a bayliner boat, sometimes Cliff comes over for dinner, he never got married, so he spends a lot of time with Tracy I. David is now a corporate lawyer for Wal-marts all over the world. What's that noise, it seems to be getting closer closer . . Oh no! It's Shawn, Rex, and Mike, singing the latest top 40's. I wonder where Keith is . . . Oh, 1 heard that Rex Kelly got married, he owns his own construction company. Shawn plays the keyboard in his own band just got off a world tour. Mike use to be a drummer in Shauns band, recently he asked Vicki to marry him she made him quit playing. Vicki is now a R.N. at TMH. It seems like yesterday that we were graduating here it is time for our 10 year reunion. Nella wasn't going to be able to make it to our reunion, and it just wouldn't be the same without Nella. All our problems were solved when K.T. said she would fly us all to Paris compliments of her own travel agency. It will be neat to hear about everyones life. Here we are at the airport getting ready to leave, it feels like another Sr. trip. Here comes V.F. with her 4 dogs. She is trying to explain to the receptionist that they are all her seeing eye dogs. I don't think she is buying it. What's that awful noise, I've never heard a plane like that, let's go look out the window I should have known, it's Chuck Lisa in their 67 Classics, it looks like their racing down the runway, oh my, I hope they can out run the plane!!! I heard that Chuck owns his own race track he has caused tne_to go out of business. I almost forgot, Lisa finally got married to Geoffry, she held out as long as possible. I hear that her kids are just as spaztic as she was, I also heard that they model hair styles for Cindy. She owns a salon called Spaztic Styles. Cindy owns her business, actually, she owns more than one. She couldn't make up her mind about what she wanted to be! As a matter of fact, Kelly just told me that Cindy filmed a talk show just the other day, get this, the talk show host was our very own Keith Jones, he just started a talk show much to all of our surprise . . after all we didn't even know Keith would talk until our Sr. year. I, Cliff Straughn, do hereby will my fishing abilities to Dale Weeks and my truck to Robby Wheetley in hopes that some day he will have one. I, Kelley Tiller, being of tired mind and short body, leave the Tetta and all of its good times to Kelly Barber and Susan Faircloth, my volleyball ability to Denise Pont., my big mouth on the cheerleading squad to April Davis, and most of all I leave my Senior report card to my brother Rhett so that he will be able to play a full season of basketball and baseball. I, Vicki Tolar, being of stable mind and weary body do hereby leave the cheer Ooga Ooga to the Varsity cheerleaders in hopes that they will get sick of it soon. I leave my seat in Bible for Kelli Jones to prop her feet in. I leave my softball ability to Sherri Merritt who wants it but doesn't need it. I, Becky Walden, being of over-worked body strained mind, leave my driving ability to Trade Hood, leave my ability to have only two classes my senior year to Trampis Smith Keith Dean. And any- thing else to anyone who wants it. I, Shawn Wilson, being of sound mind and body, leave my reputa- tion to anyone who thinks they can handle it! When . . . Amy got married were able to have enough baby boys to create their own baseball team. Here comes Becky, she must have just gotten off work, I see she still has on her uniform, she is the Mgr. of Crouchs Drugs, who's that behind her, its Scott. I heard he owns a chain of grocery stores called Orange Haze”. Oh my goodness, here comes Beth, she is always in a hurry! It still amazes me how she can run right under peoples legs like that. I heard she became an editor of a major magazine. It must have been all of that experience w year- books. Well, we are all here accounted for, it's time to board this lane for PARIS. Who knows, maybe we can all use a little of that rench we learned, maybe not. Oh well, it's off to PARIS. Keep reading the papers watching T.V. I'm sure you will hear more about the Class of '87, we are still making news. Gotto go, I can't wait to see Nella, I heard she is having a party for us. I can hardly wait! Bon Jour . . . Alisha knocked out Chuck Friday Shawn Lisa liked each other and he gave her a Hershey Kiss. Candice kissed Chuck on the cheek everyday The day Dana forgot to wear shoes to scnool Rex hit Alisha in the face on accident Mr. McManus went after Brother DuBose Vicky Farmers make-over in French When Cliff got so fed up with making nachos Rex's expertise at cooking hot dogs in FSU-games Beth sucked chocolate pudding through a straw Mike Mercer pulled Becky's chair out from under her Mr. Corn's first year at GCA and we dissected fetal pigs The boys were busted for moowing at Joanne McPhearson The seniors learned the handbook so well, they could almost quote it word for word Burr stuttered on a poem test — ”mo-mo-mo-mold me Beth and Lisa had tneir habits of writing on choc-o-mints Shawn let a snake loose in the lunchroom Nella and Amy almost fought in the Pizza Hut parking lot Mrs. Young scared her 10th grade history class So bad by informing us of her notebook check-up Beth fell in front of the capitol Nella said she's never come to this school Rex kept his pencil for two days in a row Lisa gained 10 pounds Dusty and Dane didn't fight Mrs. Young told Burr not to let Burr's date wear his jacket. These past twelve years have been full of memories, one's that we'll treasure forever; especially this last year. To Mrs. Young and to the seniors — I will, always remember and love you all! I can't believe it, it's Mike Meer Bun” to all of us. I heard that he Compliments Of JAMES A. STEPHENS, O.D., P.A. Quincy, FL Congratulations! HAVANA FLORIST Havana, FL Congratulations Class Of '87 SECURITY FIRST Ouy Gifts — Flowers — Antique 13727 W. Jefferson St. Quincy, Florida 32351 (904) 627-6661 Compliments Of ADAMS-SASSER FUNERAL HOME Quincy, FL CHANDLER’S HAMBURGERS Russell Daniel Irrigation CREATIVE CONSTRUCTION OF TALLAHASSEE, INC. RON TILLER OWNER 562-3711 New Construction Additions Remodeling Pole Barns Rl. 1. Box 1465 • Havana, FL 31333 TILLER ASSOCIATES LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER James R. 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