Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL CONTENTS DEDICATION.......... STAFF............... ADMINISTRATION------ FACULTY............. SENIORS............... JUNIORS............... SOPHOMORES.......... JUNIOR HIGH......... NINTH GRADE......... EIGHTH GRADE........ SEVENTH GRADE------- ACTIVITIES.......... ELEMENTARY.......... KINDERGARTEN---------- A GLIMPSE OF THE PAST ADVERTISEMENTS------ 3 4 5 8 9 25 27 31 32 33 34 35 53 60 62 65 2 We are proud of you, our parents, because your love, devotion, and selfsacrifice have helped our dreams become realities along the pathway of our school years. Without you our trek would be futile. With all these things in mind, we dedicate to you, our parents, the 1968 BULLDOG. DEDICATION The pathways through high school are memorable ones. We hope that through this book, we have portrayed a span of these pathways to the future upon which each of us travels. Education is in itself a wide and heavily traveled pathway. There are many forks in this pathway-each leading to some goal set by those who are traveling upon it. Just as some roads are unpaved, so are some pathways to success unpaved. There are many rough and threatening sections. However, if the goal is kept in view, all difficulties can be surmounted, and the pathway will have served its purpose of furnishing a means of guidance. 3 ANNUAL STAFF STANDING: Wayne Shepard, Sports Manager; Robert Suber, Business Manager; Wayne Brandon. Assistant Business Manager; Shirley Rowan, Assistant Subscription Manager. SEATED: Jeannie Betts, Assistant Editor; Betty Fletcher, Editor; Marcine Phillips, Subscription Manager. GREENSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 4 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Mrs. Floy Harris Mr. George Marcus Mrs. Kathleen Rowan Mrs. Cynthia Stump Mrs. Kaye Cain Mrs. Ann Bryant Mrs. Ernestine Larkin Mrs. Shirley Clark Mr. Gary Bryant Mrs. Mary Middleton Mrs. Sara Shepard Mrs. Sally Baily Mr. C. H. Richardson Mrs. Marian Stallings Mr. John L. Coggin Mrs. Katherine Clark Miss Linnea Jones Mr. J. D. Revell Mrs. Ann McGlaun Mrs. Jo Macon Mrs. Laura Evans Mrs. Jole Currie Mr. Lamar McGlaun Mrs. Bernice Toole Mrs. Violet Richardson 8 SENIORS JANET BENTLEY Band 1,2, 3, 4, 1st Lt. 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Capt. 1; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; Paper Staff 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Jr. Contestant 4; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4; Halloween Queen 2; Chorus 3; G Club 1, 2,3; Student Council Treas. 2; 1st Farm Bureau Talent Contest; President of Class 1 WAYNE BRANDON JEANNIE BETTS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Candy Striper 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; G Club Officer 4; Annual Staff 4 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1,3; School Boy Patrol 1, 2; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4 PRESIDENT - Wayne Shepard VICE-PRESIDENT - Russell Smith SECRETARY - Merilyn Haire TREASURER - Rosalyn Fletcher STUDENT COUNCIL - Merilyn Haire, Dotty Fletcher LINDA BUTLER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3; Drum Majorette 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Officer 3, 4; Student Council 2, Officer 3; 6-Weeks Honor Student 2; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; Halloween Queen Contestant 3; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Chorus 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; G Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; F.T.A. 1; Paper Staff 3; Beta Club 4 BOBBY CLARK F.F.A. 1; Baseball 3, 4; School Boy Patrol 1 10 RONALD CLARK F.F.A. 1, 2,3, 4; School Boy Patrol 1, 2; Track 3 CATHRINE DURHAM F.H.A. 1; Volleyball 2 DOTTY FLETCHER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Librarian 4; Student Council 4; Candy Striper 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2;F.T.A. 1; Chorus 3, 4; Librarian 4; Spanish Club 1 BETTY FLETCHER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Volleyball 2,3; G Club 2,3; Annual Editor 4; Paper Staff 3; F. H. A. 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Spanish Club 1; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4; Homecoming Attendant 2,3; Candy Striper 3,4 I I ROSALYN FLETCHER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Band Play 3; Cheerleader lj G Club 1; F. H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, President 4; Beta Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3, 4; Newspaper Editor 3; Candy Striper 3, 4; Junior Honor Student 3; Girl of the Month 4; Farm Journal Teen Board 4; Student Council Officer 1,2; 1st Farm Bureau Talent Contest; Chorus 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3 MERILYN HA IRE Class Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Student Council 1,2, 4; Candy Striper 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Historian 1; Honor Student 1; 4-H 1,2, Officer 1; Chorus 3, 4; Librarian 4; Spanish Club 1; State Choral Festival 4 EUNICE MOODY Volleyball Team 3,4; G Club 3; Chorus 4; Beta Club 4; Jr. 4-H Leader 4, 4-H 1,2,3; Class President 1; Greensboro Citizenship Speech Contest Winner 3, Runners-up in County Speech Contest 3; Mathematics Club Officer 1 MARCINE PHILLIPS Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Annual Staff-Subscription Manager 4; F.H.A. 1,2; G Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Chorus 1; Library Club 1,2 SHIRLEY ROWAN F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Chorus 1, 2; Annual Staff-Assistant Subscription Manager 4; Halloween Queen 4; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4; Homecoming Attendant 3 12 BOBBY SANSOM Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Parliamentary Procedure 1,2,3, 4; G Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4 WAYNE SHEPARD Class Officer 2, President 4; Boy of Month 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Chipola Conference Team 2, 3; Class C All-State Team 3; F.F.A. 1, 2,3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3 RONALD TOLAR Band 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Musician; Glee Club Accompanist 3, 4; All-State Chorus Member 3; F.F.A. 1; Quartet Accompanist 1,2, 3; State Corn Sweep-stakes Winner; 4-H 1,2; State FFBF Talent Winner, Junior Honor Student; Spanish Club 1, Vice-President; F.T.A. 1; Newspaper Staff 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Boys' State Citizen 3 RUSSELL SMITH F. F. A. 1, 2; Basketball 2; Baseball 1; Track 2; Class Vice-President 4; School Boy Patrol 1, 2; Paper Staff 3; Queen Escort 2, 3 ROBERT SUBER Band 1,2,3, 4; 4-H 1,2,3; G Club 2; Pep Club 2; Basketball 2; F.F. A. 1,2; Speech Contest 3; Jr. Miss Escort 4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; All-Star Marching Band 3; Home coming Queen Escort 3 13 ROSALYN FLETCHER MOTTO: My business is not to remake myself, but to make the absolute best of what God made. COLOR: Yellow and White FLOWER: Daisy SONG: The Impossible Dream 14 RONALD TOLAR WITTIEST DOTTY FLETCHER ROBERT SUBER MOST POPULAR JANET BENTLEY WAYNE BRANDON LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the graduating class of Greensboro High School in the year of nineteen hundred sixty-eight, being of sound mind, and ever mindful of the needs of others, fully realizing that we possess varied talents which benefit those students who follow after us, do bequeath and establish this our last will and testament: First, we the class of '68 leave our homeroom (Room 22 directly over the clanking boiler) to the next year's graduating class. I, Dotty Fletcher, do hereby will my talent to play E-flat music on a F horn to Neal Blount and Greg Marcus. I, Ronnie Faircloth, bequeath my ability to sign passes and get away with it to Jeff Suber. I, Merilyn Harie, leave my habit of laughing at anything to Evelyn Holton, hoping that she will make good use of it. I, Shirley Rowan, will my singing talent to Gloria Howell. I, Marcine Phillips, bequeath my position as Captain of the volleyball team (incidentally, Gadsden County Champions) to Nell Peters. I, Robert George Suber, will my long hair and witty personality to Billy Van Landingham. I, Catherine Durham, leave my quite ways to Susan Clark. I, Betty Fletcher, will my ability to be first drummer in the Greensboro Band, to Clavin Essman. I, Wayne Brandon, leave my long arms and legs to Billy Clark. I, Bobby Clark, reluctantly relinquish my seat on the bus beside Brenda Kever to Stan Shepard. I, Rosalyn Fletcher, will my natural blonde streak to Susan Smith. I, Janet Bentley, will my ability to go steady for almost two years to Sue Smith. I, Ronnie Clark, leave my extra pounds to Billy Van Landingham. I, Wayne Shepard, will my good fortune in being elected Boy of the Month to my cousin Bobby Shepard. I, Russell Smith, will my misfortune in being caught uptown during lunch hour by Mr. Richardson to James Faircloth. I, Eunice Moody, leave my place in Public Speaking to Eva Davis. I, Bobby Samson, will my office as chairman of the FFA parliamentary procedure to Ronnie Shiver. I, Linda Butler, leave my flirtatious ways to Norma Potter. I, Ronald Tolar, gladly bestow all my positions as accompanist to Kathryn Agerton. This we affirm to be our last will and testament, whereof we have set our hands and seal this twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord ninetten hundred sixty-eight. CLASS PROPHECY Twinkle, twinkle, little star. How we wonder who you are; Like a spaceship in the sky, The 68 class has finally flashed by.” My! I never thought that ten years could be such a long time, but now that it has arrived, the '68 graduating class is looking forward to their reunion here at the Universal Plaza, one of the largest Space Hotels in the Universe. All of the graduates have discovered a great future and I'rh sure they don't mind sharing it with you. The problem is, where should we start? Oh, look! Here comes Shirley Rowan on her flying liquor jug, singing that old favorite tune, White Li itning , from the Space Hills of Alakazam. That's a great start Shirley. Now, on with the Future. We see that Bobby G. Sansom has renewed his membership with the schoolboard patrol as car attendant and doorman here at the Universal Plaza. Ronnie Clark and Ronnie Faircloth are now co-owners and co-operators of the biggest Space Craft-Parts Center this side of the Milky Way. We see that Eunice Moody yet retains her ability to run track. She now runs the Supersonic Elevator here at the Plaza. Bobby Clark, a former student of Mrs. Stalling's speech class, is now teaching several new methods of speaking, one of which is mumbling. Good luck Bobby. Oh, just wait till you hear this! We just received a spaceogram from our former Vice-President, Russell Smith. He regrets that he will be unable, to attend our class reunion here at the Plaza because he is still pumping gas at Fletcher's Space Station. We are awful sorry Russell. Yes, everyone seems to be getting along fine, especially Linda Butler and Wayne Brandon. We stopped by the desk to check the register. To our surprise we found that Linda and Wayne were sharing the bridal suite. The former Miss Butler is now entertaining here doing the Lady-in-Red, ” for which she is so famous back in the states. Her husband is the famous center for the Universal Spacetrotters basketball team. He's currently averaging an infinite number of space points per game. We see that Marcine Phillips' athletic ability is still with her, she's now the recreation director here at the Plaza. Catherine Durham still obtains her title as the best dressed waitress in space. Janet Bentley is now employed with the International Space. School of Languages. She is the Associate Professor of English there. Nice going Jan. We see that Ronald Tolar and Dotty Fletcher have finally gotten together. They have been received their Ph. D. degree from the Franz Liszt Conservatory of Music and will present their debut concert here tonight. They are better known as the Solar-Tolars. We see Betty Fletcher still obtains her editing ability, she is now editor of the Outer Space Herold. Look out! Here comes Merilyn Haire on her 1978 Space Scooter. Merilyn now nurses the persons injured in space scooter accidents. We see, aften ten long years of struggling, Robert Suber has finally graduated from Abraham Baldwin's Aeronautical College. Robert now plans to further his education in the field of Animal Aeronautics by workins on his Master's Degree, which he hopes to obtain by the turn of the century. Rosalyn Fletcher is now President of the Interplaneterial Space Bank. She wrote a book entitled A MILLION A MINUTE. Last, but not least, the senior class is proud to know that Wayne Shepard, our former class president, is continuing his leadership ability. He is now President of the Universe. Wayne now presides in his office in Greensboro, the capitol of the Universe. He plans to drop his work and attend our reunion. Twinkle, twinkle, little star, Now everyone knows who you are; Like a spaceship through the age; You're the class of '68. ” 20 Queen Contestants wait for the exciting moment for the 1968 Queen's name to be called out. 21 HOMECOMING QUEEN CONTESTANTS SHIRLEY ROWAN HALLOWEEN QUEEN 23 Shirley Rowan JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS LINDA BUTLER JANET BENTLEY JUNIORS Homeroom Teacher - MR. MARCUS Ken Bryant Hilda Butler Mary K. Clark Susan Clark Thomas Goodwin Delores Grandberry Evelyn Holton Gloria Howell Brenda Kever Earnestine Lane Sterling Lee Barbara McAlpin Remus March Greg Marcus Johnny Mason Danny Miller Karen Moore Rocky Pace Eddie Richards Gwen Richards Brenda Roberts Bobby Shepard Stan Shepard Sue Smith Jeanie Suber William Thompson Ricky VanLandingham Carol Wagner Anna L. Watkins Mike Watson 26 SOPHOMORES Homeroom Teacher - MRS. McGLAUN Allen Clark Jerry Cooper Mike Cooper Frances Crawford Eva Davis Mary Lou Edwards Calvin Essman Jesse Essman Clark Fletcher Jack Fletcher Leslie Haire Rosa Hogan Jimmy Hosey Steve Jemison Billy Johnson Rosie Mason Marilyn Pace Barbara Parker Nell Peters Norma Potter Bruce Rowan Jane Smith Susan Smith Jeff Suber Bill Willis VISITORS Greensboro Varsity Triumphs 29 Coach Bryant is giving a good word of advise, Beat em ... JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES: Greensboro 26 VS Alhta 25 Greensboro 49 vs Popular Springs 26 Greensboro 28 vs Grand Ridge 30 Greensboro 41 vs Chattahoochee 38 Greensboro 31 vs Grand Ridge 30 Greensboro 43 vs Havana 54 Greensboro 50 vs Monticello 30 Greensboro 45 vs Wewa 43 Greensboro 38 vs Greenwood 32 Greensboro 45 vs Monticello 27 Greensboro 40 vs Carrabelle 32 Greensboro 49 vs Bristol 19 Greensboro 48 vs Altha 44 Greensboro 51 vs Bristol 22 Greensboro 44 vs Popular Springs 20 Greensboro 57 vs Greenwood 41 Greensboro 54 vs Havana 50 Greensboro 40 vs Quincy 47 30 The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are very excited about winning the game against Quincy! JUNIOR HIGH NINTH GRADE Mr. Gary Bryant Lane Bentley Ronnie Cheshire Ann Cox Thomas Dykes Andy Edwards Mozell Henry Marilyn Holton Mary A. Hunt John H. Johnson Ronnie Johnson Bobby Lane James Lee Judy Lee Kathy McCall Larry McPherson Wayne Miley Janet Miller Suzzanne Peacock Mildred Reeves James Rogers Hugh Rowan Joe Rowan Ronald Rudd Shirley Sansom Earl Sykes Judy Taylor Steven Tolar Lynn Tyus Billy Vanlandingham Linda White 32 Hubert Alday Sue Bowen Margaret Bundy Billy Clark Joan Clark LaRae Clark Gene Edwards James Faircloth Janet Fletcher Ricky Green Sharon Hosey Charles Howell Don Kever Rex Kever Lynne Layton Glenn McAlpin Gale Macon Wade Mercer Raymond Pace Nancy K. Poston Barbara Potter Ray Poythress Brian Rowan Joyce Rudd Debra Sewell Rhonda Shiver Ronnie Shiver Priscilla Suber Mark Thompson Glynn Tyus EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Bailey Alex Lee 33 SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Shirley Clark 34 Kathryn Agerton Nancy Bentley Barbara Betts Bobbie J. Cheshire Elanor Dykes Katherine Field Max Fletcher Tommy Fletcher Bert Hiers Sandra Johnson Ed Loper Jerry McPherson Mary J. McPherson Christine Phillips Joyce Potter Gerald Proctor Phillip Rowan Cathy Shepard Jonny Shepard Patricia Smith Jean Spooner Glenda Taylor Mitchell Taylor Mike Thompson ACTIVITIES 36 MARCHING BAND DRUM MAJORETTE: Linda Butler . MAJORETTES: Left to right; Gloria Howell, Janet Bentley, Rosalyn Fletcher. FIRST CHAIRS: Left to right; Linda Butler. Janet Bentley. Betty Fletcher, Tom Albanese, Robert Suber, William Thompson, Sue Smith, Jack Fletcher. MOST IMPROVED MOST OUTSTANDING RONALD TOLOR JACK FLETCHER 1 38 DIRECTOR: Mr. Fritz. OFFICERS: From left to right: Tom Albanese, Jack Fletcher, Sue Smith, Dotty Fletcher, Janet Bentley, Rosalyn Fletcher, Linda Butler, Steven Tolor, Nancy Kaye Poston, Phillip Rowan. CANDY STRIPERS BETA CLUB F.H.A. JR. 4-H GIRLS 39 1967-68 Halloween Queen Contestants 40 Well, the parade has to end somewhere. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Captain; Marcine Phillips STANDING: Left to right: Shirley Sansom, Linda White, Marilyn Holton, Evelyn Holton, Janet Miller, Mary Aleen Hunt, Brenda Kever, Marilyn Bentley, COACH BRYANT. KNEELING: Earnestine Lane, Eunice Moody, Barbara Parker, Nell Peters, Marcine Phillips, Susan Smith, Ann Cox, Karen Moore. BASEBALL TEAM STANDING: Left to right: William Thompsom, Wayne Brandon, Ken Bryant, Bobby Clark, Stan Shepard, Coach McGlaun. KNEELING: Eddie Richards, Mike Watson, Gary Bentley, Wayne Miley, Wayne Shepard. 41 JUDGING TEAM JR. 4-H BOYS Miss Victor the First 42 STUDENT COUNCIL G' CLUB 43 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS 44 GLEE CLUB DANNY MILLER EDDIE RICHARDS JOHNNY MASON “B” TEAM 45 “A” TEAM WAYNE SHEPARD WAYNE BRANDON KEN BRYANT ROCKY PACE NEAL BLOUNT BOBBY SHEPARD 46 A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Sue Smith, Co-Cpatain; Mary Kathryn Clark, Jeanie Suber, Captain: Marilyn Bentley, Susan Clark: Left to right: Janet Fletcher, Gale Macon, Co-Captain; Mary Aleen Hunt, Captain; Kaye Poston, Mary Jean McPherson: LUNCHROOM STAFF BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Mrs. Maggie Gunn. Lottie Rowan, Mrs. Gladys Watson, Mrs. Bentley, Manager. Left to right: Mr. Hubert Edwards, Mr. S. J. Agerton, Mr. Luther Proctor. Mr. Averett Dyer. MR. ED MARTIN LILLIE MAE HENDRICKS CUSTODIAN MAID Jon. 22, 1968- WEEK'S BEST Bryant Greensboro is the hottest basketball team In the Big Bend with nine straight victories, and the big reason is Ken Bryant — The Democart’s Player of the Week for the area. Bryant, a 6-3 junior forward, in the Bulldogs' last eight games has averaged 26.9 points and is among the top five scorers in the area. Last week he paced Greensboro to a pair of victories, getting 24 points against Bristol on Tuesday and 32 against Altha on Friday. Most of the top scorers in the Bend slipped a bit last week . . . except for leader Olan Nobles of Greenville and No. 2 Lamar Eden-field of Altha. Nobles hit 36 points Tuesday night as the Pirates topped Madison, then got 34 Friday night in a loss to Trenton, while Edenfield had 26 against Greensboro and 34 against Graceville. Is Tops Wayne Brandon of Greensboro got 59 points in three Bulldog contests as his team figured in two upsets. Greensboro had a 12-game winning streak snapped at Havana Friday night, but followed up by knocking off Quincy Saturday night. 49 BASKETBALL OUR HISTORY 1956 was a big year in the Big Bend area and especially in Greensboro. This year marked the beginning of the 1968 Seniors’ long and arduous journey through the halls of education. Oh, you lucky world! Our first degrading experience was having to take naps - we thought we had outgrown those. Oh well! It was in the first grade that Russell and Wayne B. discovered they were not supposed to kiss girls on the playground. A paddling from Mrs. Green set them straight - temporarily. Oh joy of joys, the see-saws were built in our second year! It was also this year that Rosalyn and Janet found money buried on the playground. Their good fortune soon vanished upon the appearance of the owner who vociferously laid claim to it. Remember the Hula-hoop craze in the third grade? Everyone whirled dizzily round and round the playground. Maybe it was the effect of the Hula-hoop that caused us to see ghost in the bathroom. At any rate a near disaster was created because we were afraid of those bathroom spectors. We learned to really enjoy doing arithmetic in the third grade, but of course our greatest achievement was a recitation taught to us by Dale Fletcher which we were certain represented the epitome of literary achievement: Gitchy gee, Gitchy guy Gitchy con-stan-sty Gitchy nople, Gitchy pople Gitchy con-stan-ti-nople At last we attained the fourth grade, only to learn that our beloved recess was no more. Not only this, but the fact that we were to be divided, added to our misgivings. Of course taking flutaphone lessons brightened our lives considerably. In the fifth grade, basketball and junior majorettes took second place only to teacher having the mumps. It was during this era that Teresa's misinterpreted theory came to light - Ben Franklin invented girls! 1961 - we finally made it; Teresa and Robert were King and Queen of the May Court. Sixth grade - wow! Homework in every book the first day! It couldn’t get worse - we thought; Miss Willis didn't complain a bit when they moved her into high school Spanish. Mrs. Bailey stepped right from College into our classroom, she didn’t need experience to be good but strict - she never let her hair down. Sixth graders were allowed to go to lunch early in order to get to band practice on time. It became a daily ritual to say a prayer in the lunchroom before going to the bandroom to meet our maker (Mr. Jones), where we played heavenly (?) music. As a culmination of our first six years we held graduation exercises in the auditorium and thereby left our carefree days behind us. Little did we know what was in store for us as we were trustingly led into the Master's den. Quiveringly we entered and found our seats, only to be met with an outburst of sharp, clear-cut commands - NO BUBBLE GUM! Stay in your seats! Don’t be late! etcetera, etcetera; Rosalyn and Teresa soon learned how to ask before leaving class. The entire class learned how to execute a sharp about face upon encountering Mr. Marcus bearing down on us nonchalantly swinging his trusty paddle. Mr. Yelvington found that swatters and sprays were expendable in his study hall. A rubber band and a paper wad was all Moffett needed to do away with that fly on Bobby's head. From seventh grade timidily we moved on to eighth grade bravado and Mr. Yelvington. His favorite discipline was three hard licks and a quarter for the victum. Don't forget that was the year of trick or treatin' and the Great Square Pumpkin. This was a very problematic time for some, especially those who had difficulty in making decisions. For example, Merilyn couldn't decide whether to run or stand still, so while she was thinking about it Benny ran her down with his scooter. She thinks faster now. Do you suppose Mr. Bohannon ever found out about the Sleepy Time Girls using the bandroom to catch up on lost sleep? And they were the ones who objected to naps in the first grade. Oh those doughnut parties! Best way in the world to study (?) biology. Speaking of biology - wonder whatever happened to Mr. Character? Our capacity was reduced to bird brain” efficiency according to Mr. Harris. Our Sophomore year was a big one though. Janet won the Halloween Queen Contest and our float won first place in the Homecoming parade. As Juniors we again won first place for our homecoming float. Some of our girls began their nursing careers as Candy Stripers. Poor Mr. Bryant had to listen to our homeroom haggle every morning. It was during our Junior year that Ronald presented a brilliant performance of Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue at the Spring Band Concert. All learned the ins and outs of angles and figures in Mr. Richardson's Advanced Algebra. Even Wayne B. learned a little while washing the formula filled chalk boards. Of course the real high light of this next to the last year was the Prom we gave for the Seniors. We took them to a sidewalk Cafe in Paris and entertained them royally. Now with the end of our journey in view, it is evident that we have not been an idle class. This year already we have had two lovely enteries in the Jr. Miss Pageant, Farm Bureau Talent Show winners, and again our class was proud to sponsor the winner of the Halloween Queen Contest. Ronald presented the first student piano recital to be held in Greensboro High School. Those represent only a Tew of our many accomplishments. We are now ready to take the big stride into our separate futures with confidence and sincerity. 51 With the help of the cheerleaders and the enthusiastic Bulldog boosters, the basketball team was able to win a victory of 71 to 67 against the Bristol Bulldogs. This was our tenth straight win of the season. 52 ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Middleton Ronnie seems to think coke is the most refreshing thing about a party. Rudolph Alday Ronnie Bentley David Bowen Brenda Chester Fred Crowford Harold Davis Clyde Dykes Amos Faircloth Chris Field Roy Fletcher Jennifer Haire Bill Haire Terry Hosey Edward Howell Debbie Jenkins Cheryl Johnson Robert Johnson Rhonda Kever Debra Loper Carl Mercer Janice K. Poston Annie R. Potter Jeannie Reeves Terry Revels Karen Smith Billy Todd Janice Walker Martha Watkins Skeet White Randy Williams Robert Williams 54 FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Stump The fifth graders worked hard and won the prize for the best decorated room for the elementary at Christmas. Jackie Bundy Jayne Cook Kenny Edwards Nancy Edwards Melvin Gilliam Sandra Glisson Billy Hildebrandt Jackie Hosey Annette McAlpin Carol McDaniel Sandra O'Neal Ronald O’Neal Shelia Pace Edward Peddie Elaine Potter Brent Rowan Dotty Rowan Lynne Rowan Roxie Shiver Lewis Smith Stanley Smith Cathy Taylor Kevin Thompson Jane Wagner Deborah Watkins 55 FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Bryant Harvey Cheshire Janet Cook Billy Dyer Jonothan Field Woody Hildebrandt Laura Holton Shelby Hosey Jackie Jenkins Earl Johnson David Loper Patricia McDaniel Dorothy Milton Durl Phillips Joel Proctor Beverly Rowan Tommy Shepard Raymond Shiver Richard Shuemake Randall Smith Donnie Taylor Melissa Carlson Wade Crow son Randall Hanna Tammy Hindman Janice Hosey Allen Howell Howard Jemison Vernon Johnson Randy Pace Franklim Potter Barbara Reeves Allen Shepard Mike Shepard Rocky Shiver Louella Singletary Mitch Suber Jimmie Taylor Alvin Watkins 56 Allen Brandon Tim Edwards Clara Fletcher Judy Green Johnnie Hall Debbie Kever Lanette Phillips Mary Nell Revels Eddie Rudd Judy Watkins Mrs. Harris 3rd GRADE Mrs. Shepard Sam Agerton Ervin Alday Rod Blount Gary Clark Barbara Edwards Julia Field Phillip Green Brian Johnson Troyce Johnson Tunny Johnson Janice O'Neal Janet Mercer Tony Porter Cathaleen Potter Sandra Samson Gary Shepard Ricky Shiver Tommy Singletary Mike Smith Stanley Tolar Troy White 57 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Rowan The smiling second graders are always eager to open presents. Eddie A Id ay Frederick Baxter Sandra Dyer Shirley Dykes Stanley Dykes Pamela Edwards Cynthia Hindman Judy Hosey Donnie Hosey Violet McAlpin Richard McCall Vellytta Mabry Linda Phillips John Revell Wayne Rudd Dewayne Shepard Kathy Shepard Marilyn Shepard Jackie Shiver Vicki Shiver Kevin Shuemake Victor Smith James Spurlock Tina Standridge Peri Wilson 58 Mrs. Larkin FIRST GRADE David Chester Dianne Clark Billie Dianne Dyer Kim Edenfield Carlos Edwards Donna Hanna Jed Hiers Demetrius Hudgins Bobby Jenkins Cleveland Potter Alan Roach Welburn Rowan Terry Rudd William Sanders Brenda Shiver Delores Shiver Loretta Shuemake Mary Spurlock Jeffry Standridge Larry Strickland Kathy Watkins Christine White Otha White David Clark Betty A. Edwards Victor Edwards Paula Hildebrandt First graders always enjoy acting like monkeys. June Hosey Tamara Porter Mikel Roland Georgie A. Scott A party seems like the most fun of the year for Mrs. Larkin's first graders. 59 TEACHER Mrs. Shirley Revell Bill D. Jackson Jimmie L. Revell Jimmy Carlson Stevie Miller Stewart Hosey Jimmie Hall Scotty Newberry Sharon Potter 60 Greensboro's Rally Defeats Quincy Five Special To The Democrat GREENSBORO— Greensboro’s Bulldogs rallied in the final quarter to edge Quincy 60-57 Saturday night in a non-conference basketball game. Ken Bryant and Wayne Brandon netted 16 each and Wayne Shepard and Bobby Shepard 13 apiece for the winners, now 13-5. Steve Stoutamire and Sam Sanders scored 14 and Mike Foster 12 for Quincy as the Tigers absorbed their third straight setback, making their record 11-5. Quincy won the junior varis-ty contest 47-40. QUINCY (22-13-57) — Sanders 5-4 14, Conrad 3 0 6, Foster 6-0-12, Stoutamire 3 4 14, Suber 2-3 7, Stephens 1 2 4. GREENSBORO (22-17 60) — W. Shepard t-5-13. Brandon 6 4 16. Brvant 6-4 16. B. Shepard 6-1 13, Miller 0 0 0. Blount 0-2 2. 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Box 3 Phone 627-6101 Quincy, Florida Industrial Fumigants Grain Fumigants Soil Fumigants F ertilizer Pest Control -Operators Supplies Nursery Supplies Weed Killers E2-Flow Sterilized Tobacco Stem Dust and Southern Pecan Flour Dust Hams, Sausage, Bacon, Weiners Quincy Florida Compliments o£ FLETCHER FORD TRACTOR COMPANY Phone---627-7106 Quincy Florida Compliments of HAMILTON'S CAFE Donuts Made to Order Quincy Florida GADSDEN ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstract and Title Insurance Quincy, Florida 105 E. Jefferson St. Ph. MA 7-6811 INDEPENDENT LIFE AND ACCIDENT Compliments of INSURANCE COMPANY BENTLEY ELECTRIC Quincy Florida Quincy Florida Compliments of INMAN-JOHNSON MOTOR Compliments of COMPANY INC. DANLEY FURNITURE Ford Cars--Trucks--Mercurys Quincy Florida Quincy Florida QUINCY TIRE RECAPPING CO. Complete Line of Dunlop Tires and Tubes, Batteries STEWART T.V. APPLIANCES Guaranteed Vulcanizing and Recapping 905 W. Jefferson St. Phone 627-6050 24 W. 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Compliments of General Insurance and Bonds MARY-BOONEY, INC. 321 W. Crawford Street Quincy, Florida Phone 627-8737 Sizes: Girls - Infants - Juniors 13 Boys - Infant - Boys 16 Best Wishes Compliments of BELL BATES HARDWARE COMPANY FLINT TRADING COMPANY Paints and Devoe Quincy, Compliments of Florida Quincy, Compliments of Florida DOUBLE COLA BOTTLING CO. HIGDON GROCERY COMPANY Quincy, Florida Quincy, Florida THE QUINCY STATE BANK Quincy, Florida Bank No. 1--Chartered August 1889 First State Bank Organized Under the Laws of Florid: Compliments of CITIZENS BANK TRUST COMPANY QUINCY'S ONLY INSURED BANK Deposits Insured by FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Quincy, Florida THE PLANTERS EXCHANGE Hardware Farm Supplies INDIAN SPRINGS SHORT ORDERS We Cater to Birthday, Church, and School Parties Highway 12 4 Miles South of Greensboro, Florida Compliments of MERCER’S SHOP GREEN'S GROCERY CO. Greensboro Florida General Repair Mechanic and Welder Owner: CARLTON MERCER Compliments of HAVANA MOTOR COMPANY Havana Florida Compliments of FRYER-THOMAS MOTOR COMPANY Olds, and Pontiac P. O. Box 126 Greensboro Quincy Florida 87 The award for the best decorated room according to the theme for the Elementary was awarded to Mrs. Harris' first and third grade. HOMECOMING Happy and excited, the different classes were awarded for their outstanding work on the floats and their room decorations. AWARDS First prize for the best decorated float in the Senior High was awarded to the Sophomores. The award for the best decorated room according to the theme in the Senior High was given to the Seniors. The Juniors were awarded the prize for the float that followed the theme best. The Freshmen won the prize for the best decorated float in the Junior High. I •