Greenville High School - Pirate Yearbook (Greenville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

PtRATB 1980 Qn muMbUt kOckool Qnmwilh, florida Volunt 30 '' Uetn Ues'' y UtonCHteS Greenville High School has seen many changes in its 54 years of existence. The growth and development of the school has played a major role in the lives of those who have been associated with it. Greenville High School, as an institution of secondary education, produced its first graduate, Edwin Browning, Sr., in 1926. Alton Wentworth was principal at this time. The year of 1927 brought about many new develop- ments, the primary one being the construction of a new high school building. At this time the Board of Public Instruction consisted of J. E. Hardee, A. D. Reams, and B. M. Kent; T. C. Simms was county superin- tendent; and the Board of Trus- tees was composed of J. B. Bird, J. Vickers, and Jesse W. Bishop. The first PTA was organized that year with Mrs. Ruth Reams as president. Later in a PTA meeting the first two graduating classes selected the school mascot, a pirate, and the school colors, purple and gold. The first class to graduate from the new building was in 1929. A lunchroom was opened in 1931 as a soup kitchen. One- half bottle of milk, a bowl of soup, and a package of crack- ers were served for a dime. PRINCIPALS 1925-1980 Alton H. Wentworth 1925-27 J. A. Stimson 1927-30 L. E. Edenfield 1930-34 Charles W. Persons 1934-36 Harold G. Wilson 1936-41 J. Donald Cates 1941-44 Jack B. Pritchard 1944-45 R. E. Allison 1945-46 ClementC. Combs 1946-53 Mack L. Graves 1953-55 Wiley Sirmon 1955-58 J. D. Kaney 1958-63 Orvis E. Day 1963-65 Bill Roberts, Jr. 1965-69 Wayne Boyd 1969-70 Bill Roberts, Jr. 1970-71 David L. Taunton 1971-72 Kenneth M Hodges 1972-75 William H. Adams. Ill 1975-77 Wiley A Selman 1977-80 Band building 1928 Elizabeth Laney Nogel 1929 Madel Fain Green 1930 Evie Mae Porter Warden 1931 Pearl Brannen Oliver 1932 Jean Laird Miller 1933 Rosa Lee Soles Sonerindyke 1934 Shellie B. Whiddon 1935 Willie G. Davis Larsen 1936 Edith McHargue Hudson 1937 Irene Cone Waldroff 1938 M. G. Hudson Smith 1939 Gloria Prince Outler 1940 Marjorie Prince McKenzie 1941 Mary Elizabeth Reams Anderson 1942 Doris McLeod Bridges 1943 Etoile Jackson Stewart 1944 Laura Nell Barfield Ludwig 1945 Leila Blanche Browning 1946 Edwina Warren Laney Maxine Hutto Martin 1947 Myrtice Mathers 1948 Betty Jean Warren Bullock 1949 Mary Ann Browning 1950 Annelle Warden English 1951 Hjalma Eugene Johnson 1952 Florence Pate Scott 1953 Laura Nell McLeod Johnson 1954 Joe Mack O’Neal 1955 Doris Studstill Cruce 1956 Harvalyn Green Elam 1957 Carl Herring 1958 Dennis Miller 1959 Eugene Thigpen 1960 Jon Kaney 1961 Luther Pickels 1962 Roy Pickles 1963 Bill Strupp 1964 Walter Brown 1965 Rebecca McLeod Deal 1966 Anna Lou Barclay Allen 1967 Georgianne English 1968 Marie Barclay 1969 Janet Kerr Harris 1970 Shelby Day 1971 Clyde Cruce 1972 Allen Barclay 1973 Jamie Owen 1974 Priscilla Washington Miller 1975 Teresa Day 1976 Lee Whitley 1977 Cherie Letchworth 1978 Valerie Glee 1979 Deborah Lewis VALEDICTORIANS 1926 Edwin Browning, Sr. 1927 Myrtle Powell Nix In 1948 the students decided they needed a way to help pre- serve their memories of Green- ville High School, so the senior class of 1949 published the first yearbook entitled The Pirate.” There has been a year- book published every year since with the exceptions of 1952 and 1953. By the mid-fifties the need for additional space had forced the construction of three addi- tions to the school. The first was a vocational building which provided students with the chance to learn such skills as homemaking and agricul- ture. It was the first of its kind in the county. Two new class- rooms were added to the northeast side of the main building and a new gymnasium was constructed. (Cont. on page 6) Portable classroom cm lyu ulsUmS pctst mti. 3 Gymnasium Uenoties The mid-fifties also brought the formation of the school’s first band in 1956 under the direction of Mrs. Doris Strong. This was only a stage band; however, a marching band was formed one year later under the direction of John Lauer. Its first performance was in Madi- son at the Madison vs. Green- ville football game. Junior Class, 1941-42 Doris Strong Science Class, 1939 Sock hop, 1959 6 In 1970 Greenville High School was combined with Greenville Training School to form Greenville High School as we know it today. The joining of these two schools brought about the final addition to the school — two portable class- rooms beside the vocational building. Gloria Bailey Sellers Class of 1945 fyiese ut ptedouS htOM ct owv lives. 7 Tkey owb Only [nought hack t life wIummj tii tmutd wc hM somb typa of' StUnulv. 9 Um des Sports have always played an important part in the lives of the GHS students. For over twenty years basketball was the primary sport, and both the boys and girls enjoyed the thrill of competition. When the school was first completed, all the basketball games were played outdoors. Later they were moved indoors to the present-day library until the construction of the new gym- nasium in 1955. The most impressive basket- ball team of the early years was the team of 1942-43. The town and school were ecstatic about their small-town team and its accomplishments. This team finished an unprecedented season by winning every game and went undefeated to the state basketball finals in Day- tona Beach. The team was matched against Homestead, and everyone was crowded around the telegraph office at the depot awaiting the results of the game. Basketball team. 1942 Basketball team, 1944 10 Basketball team. 1943 Basketball team. 1945 The Pirates lost, but it was still a major accomplishment since in 1942 there were only two school classifications as compared to today's four. Mr. J. Donald Cates (principal) was head coach at this time, but much credit for this fine team must go to John Parker. The members of this team were as follows: Jasper Cox, Jr., Mor- ice Day, Joe Reams, John Kerr, James Taylor, Carl Woo- dle, James Harrison Page, Charles English, Albert Leg- gett, Jr., and Reid Powell. Joe Reams and James Harrison Page were chosen all-state, and Joe Reams was chosen honorary captain of the all- state team. (Cont. on page 92) Football team, 1957-58 umM happy cm L successful events. fl jUM U S thb totitfL’S MXij 0 teiC ldUtg sp cicJ!; occasions uv 0« ’$ flffi . GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING BRElTLU 1927 : BOARD� - PUhU . -1RIM MON i. L HaRUi.: A D. R- -Mi 6, 11 K! V ; T . SI •. J'LN Y Sl'FL� Tl •• . BOARD JQ'RU.S • J. S. BIRD. --a J. VICKI 1” • JESSE W BISHOP . ■ MELLEH CORE ARCH IT i 'NELY CONSTRUCTION COV ! AN' � COM' . 1 ■- 1 . . , ... . . . . . jhb memoues of these Specif occasions many tones become special themselves. 13 The 1960’s and 70’s contin- ued to be a time of increased excellence in sports. Leon Suggs coached both basketball and football until 1965 when Treadwell Sims took over. The 1966-67 Pirate football team completed the season with a 9-1 record, the best ever since 1948, being defeated only by Monticello. They also participated in the 1966 J.C. Bowl, but were defeated by Crawfordville 12-0. This out- standing team was coached by Wiley Selman, and Bill Kerr was the captain. Larry Brummitt took over as head football coach in 1967. Through his leadership football emerged into prominence with the Class A Pirate football teams becoming some of the Big Bend’s best. From 1969-72 the Pirates were ranked in the top ten each year in Class A and AA football and were invited to three straight bowls. 1967-68 Basketball Team 1966-67 Football Team M 1974-75 Basketball Team The 1971-72 team compiled a 9-1 record and competed in the Mullet Bowl in Port St. Joe. This team sported very impres- sive statistics in that they scored 348 points during the season and only gave up 35. The 1972-73 team ended the season 8-3, including a win in the Suwannee Bowl. These two teams produced five all-state players in Frank Laney, Donnie Miller, Lorenzo Blue, Hubby Brooks, and Johnny Williams. Coach Brummitt was suc- ceeded by Dennis Miller, John Greene, and Butch Alford. (Cont. on page 93) 1971-72 Football Team 1972-73 Football Team GtA faitom. 15 OhHOPh 17 President — Tonya Livingston; Vice-President — Yolanda Jennings; Business Manager — Leola Williams; Secretary — Gretchen Haynes; Treasurer — Shirley Bess £ £ £3 0 O £3 £ 18 £lizaljztfi cf oi.s.tta Cott czAfatfuinLzL iBzznaxd [Z a.tTt4 JxuLu cfynn gutu H3uznzi.z LZ3a t4 xanAtin zzomz ( xztcfizn t faynzi zS(iaxon J2cF3ays £ac(z ion CyntfiLa c fnn Mamxicfz ni.on Lfyatfixyn i 2J ini. u dsAxic Q ictox 2J{pxnsyay Jjaiizy zN at J2iui.nyi.ton 23 F°d vcnjnvTjV'! ’ flxunjf? jnvTjzn jrr° tvfioj rnxoj VU3M(J) WTZV3 H 5” Hw uvlri-j- VTLV J 'sjinetfi Sugzns. Jzit fih J [a£. Panics (Vann « exeu ei ( WaifiLncjton. 3 at£y ZJfiigfi£.n 25 J2 oLa c f-nnzttz O amzCa Jloxxianz ( Vittiami [J Lanz ait ( Wittiami (ILydz ( Ut[Liarn± 26 TIMOTHY SMITH Valedictorian Tim is the son of Margaret and Donald Bailey. Tim's philosophy of life is To strive to be the best at what you like to do and to use the special qualities that every person possesses to his highest poten- tial. Along with these, friendship and cooperation with other people are needed to lead a successful life. GRETCHEN HAYNES Salutatorian Gretchen is the granddaughter of Mrs Dorothy Wilson. Her philosophy of life is as follows: First you must want to suc- ceed in order to achieve. The true and only key to life can only be found through prayer and by God's guidance. If you want to be something bad enough, you will become whatever it is only through hard work and dedication. 27 OUTSTANDING SENIORS In order to build and maintain a superior school, the students themselves must put forth extra effort in academics, athletics, and extracur- ricular participation in clubs and organizations. Chosen by the faculty and senior class, the fol- lowing six seniors have put forth that effort during their four years at GHS. GREG BRUTON — Greg hopes to get a college basketball scholarship and wants to go into the field of electronics. He enjoys dancing and play- ing basketball. JUDIE GILLIS — Judie plans to get married after high school. She hopes to attend NFJC and maybe Valdosta State to prepare her for a nurs- ing career. She enjoys reading and writing poetry. GRETCHEN HAYNES — Gretchen plans to enter Dillard University and pursue a career in medi- cine. Her interests are singing, sewing, baking, taking pictures, cheering, latchhooking, and making new friends. CINDY HAMRICK — Cindy is presently enrolled at NFJC. She hopes to finish her education at FSU with a major in child care. Her hobbies include swimming, reading, and working with small children. TONYA LIVINGSTON —Tonya wants to attend a vocational school to train her for a career in elec- tronics. Her hobbies include cooking and read- ing. TIM SMITH — Tim is a part-time student at NFJC. He hopes to finish his education at FSU and go into some field of medicine. He especially likes running and reading. 28 Gretchen Haynes Judie Gillis Tim Smith Tonya Livingston ANDERSON. CELESTINE — Chorus 9.12 ARNOLD. MARVIN — Chorus 9; Varsity Club 10; Science Club 10; FFA 11; Pep Club 11. BESS. SHIRLEY — Chorus 9,12; Science Club 10.11; Band 10.12; Pirate Club 11; Miss Senior 12. BUCHANAN. DWAYNE — Science Club 9; Band 10; Book Club; Bible Club 11; Track 11; Video 11; Football 11.12. BUTLER. ROSEMARY — B ' Honor Roll 10. 11. 12; Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12; FHA Club 10; Science Club 10.11; Citizenship Award 10.11; Student Advisory 12. CARROLL. BRENDA — FFA 9; Craft Club 9; Chorus 9; French Club 10; Pirate Club 11; Bible Club 11; Annual Staff 12. CARROLL. GLENDA — FFA 9. Miss Freshman 9; Craft Club 9; Class Treasurer 10; French Club 10; Bible Club 11; Pirate Club 11; Annual Staff 11.12; Chorus 9.12. CLEMONS. WILLIE — FFA 9; Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11; Citizenship Award 11; Video 10.11.12. COBB. ELIZABETH — Chorus 9.10.12; FHA 10; Science Club 10. 11; Pirate Club 11; 4-H Club 11; Attendance Award 11. FEAD. ERVIN — Track 9.11.12; Football 9.10.11.12. GILLIS, JUDIE — French Award 9; French Club 9.10; Secretary 9; Pep Club 9; A' Honor Roll 10, 12; B Honor Roll 9. 11; Citizenship Award 10. Most Outstanding Sophomore 10. PE Award 10; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Parliamentarian 12; Annual Staff 11. 12; Florida Girls' State Nominee 11; NFJC Early Admissions 12. HAMRICK. CINDY — Pep Club 9; French Club 9. 10; Treasurer 9; Class Treasurer 9. 11. French Award 10; Citizenship Award 10. 11; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Secretary 11. 12; American History Award 11; Journalism Award 11; Annual Staff 11. 12; Editor 12; “B Honor Roll 9. 10, 11; A” Honor Roll 12; Attendance Award 10; Outstanding Senior 12; NFJC Early Admissions 12. HART. MARTHA — Science Club 9. 10. 11; Chorus 9; Perfect Attendance 9; Science Award 9; Book Club 9.10; FHA 10; Pep Club 11; Basketball Manager 12. HAYNES. GRETCHEN — Class President 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Science Club 9. 10. 11k F tnch Club 9. 10; President 9; French Award 9; English Award 9; Algebra Award 10; FHA Club 10; Vice-President 10; Attendance Award 9. 10; A Honor Roll 9. 11; B Honor Roll 10. 12; Beta Club 10. 11, 12; Citizenship Award 10. 11; Bible Club 11; Cheerleader 10. 11. 12; Captain 11; Co- Captam 12; Photography Club 11; Outstanding Senior 12; Class Secretary 12; Video Announcer 11.12. HODGE. ANDREW — Basketball 9.10; Band 10.11.12; Varsity Club 10.11 JACKSON. AMBROSE — Chorus 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10. 11; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10, 11. JACKSON. SHARON — Chorus 9, 10. 11. 12. Book Club 9; Pirate Club 10; Science Club 10. 11; Basketball 12. JENNINGS. YOLANDA — Craft Club 9. 10; FHA 9. 10; Secretary 10; Class Secretary 10; Attend- ance Award 10; Pep Club 10. 11; Secretary 11; Science Club 11; Biology Award 11; Citizenship Award 11; Miss Junior 11; Home Economics Award 11; B Honor Roll 11; Class Vice-President 11,12. JOHNSON. CAROLYN — Book Club 9.10; Science Club 11. KING. KELLY — Science Club 9; Chorus 9; B Honor Roll 9. 11; FFA 9.10.11; Video 12. KINSEY. DIANE — Pep Club 9; French Club 9. 10; Reporter 9. 10; “B ' Honor Roll 9. 12; Bible Club 11 Annual Staff 12; NFJC Vocational School 12. KORNEGAY. CEDRIC — Annual Staff 9; Football 9.10; Track 9.10.11.12; State Track Participant 9; Video 10,11,12; Video Award 11; Pep Club 11. LIVINGSTON. DAISEY —Class Secretary 9; Pep Club 9.10. 11; Science Club 9. 10. 11. B Honor Roll 9; Chorus 10.11.12; Student Advisory 11 Attendance Award 10; NFJC Vocational School 12. SENIOR LIVINGSTON. TONYA — Annual Staff 9; FHA Club 9; Science Club 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Intramurals Club 9.11; Chorus 9. 10. 12; Band 10. 11. 12; Class Vice-President 9. 10; Cheerleader 11.12; Class Secretary 11; Class President 12. LIVINGSTON. VALDASE — Book Club 9; Chorus 9. 10; Attendance Award 10; Pep Club 10 il; Band 10.11.12:4-H Club 11. MALONE. ROSE — FFA 9; Craft Club 9; Chorus 9. 10. 12; Bible Club 11; Pirate Club 11; Annual Staff 12. MANOR. LOUISE —Book Club 9; Intramurals Club 9.10; Pep Club 9.10; Chorus 9. 10.12 MASON. VANESSA — Volleyball 9. 11; FHA 10. 11; Baseball 10; Baseball Team Manager 11. (Transferred from Taylor County High School.) OWEN. MARILYN — Band 9; Pep Club 9; Craft Club 9; Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12; Bible Club 10. Pirate Club 11; Annual Staff 12. RANDALL. GLORIA — Class Treasurer 9; French Club 9; Pep Club 9.10.11; Chorus 9.10; Cheer- leader 10,12; NFJC Vocational School 12. RATLIFF. KAREN — French Club 9. 10; Reporter 9; Pep Club 9; ‘ A” Honor Roll 9; English Award 9; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Treasurer 11. 12; Annual Staff 11. 12; NFJC Vocational School 12; 'B Honor Roll 12. REDDICK. ROBIN — Book Club 9.10; Chorus 9. 10.12; English Award 9.11; Pep Club 11; Science Club 11. REDDING. DONALD — Track 9; Chorus 9; Science Club 11. RICHARDSON. RICHARD — Annual Staff 9; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9. 10; Track 9. 12; Football 11; Basketball 11.12; Science Club 10,11. SIPLIN. WANDA —Chorus 12. SMITH. ANNETTE —Craft Club 9; Drama Club 9; Book Club 9; Chorus 9.11.12; Science Club 10. 11; Pep Club 10. 11. Attendance Award 10; Varsity Club 10; English Award 11; Citizenship Award 11; 'B” Honor Roil 11; NFJC Vocational School 12. SMITH. TIM — Photography Club 10. 11; French Club 9. 10; Vice-President 9; President 10; French Award 9. 10; Track 10.11. 12; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; President 11,12; Student Advisory 9. 10. 11; Science Club 10. 11; Attendance Award 10; Algebra Award 9; Citizenship Award 10. 11; Band 10; “A Honor Roll 9. 12; B ’ Honor Roll 10.11; Video 11; Announcer 11; Most Outstanding Junior 11; Star Student 11 NFJC Early Admissions 12; Annual Staff 12; Outstanding Senior 12. STEPHENS. KENNETH —Pep Club 9; Football 9. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Chorus 9,12. Band 9.10,11; Science Club 10.11; Student Advisory 10.11. THIGPEN. KATHY — ••B” Honor Roll 9. 11.12; Pep Club 9; Treasurer 9; French Club 9.10; French Award 10; Bible Club 11; Video 11.12; Student Advisory 12; Homecoming Queen 12. VANN. EUNICE — Craft Club 9; A Honor Roll 9; Pep Club 9. 10; Band Award 10. Bible Club 10. 11; Secretary 10.11; Book Club 11; Pirate Club 11; Class Treasurer 11; ‘ B ' Honor Roll 11. Annual Staff 12; NFJC Vocational School 12. WASHIANGTON. RENITA — Chorus 9. Drama Club 9. Pep Club 9; Science Club 10.11; Secretary 10. Attendance Award 10; Cheerleader 10; Library Science Award 11; Citizenship Award 11; NFJC Vocational School 12. Miss Library Science 12 WILLIAMS. CLYDE — English Award 9; Chorus 9.11; Photography Club 9. 10.11; Pep Club 9.10; Pirate Club 10; FFA 10; Science Club 10.11; Bible Club 11. WILLIAMS. DIANE — FFA 9; Chorus 9; Pep Club 10. 11; Craft Club 10; Science Club 10; Intramu- rals Club 11. WILLIAMS. JOSEPH — Chorus 9; Pep Club 9; Track 11.12 WILLIAMS. LEOLA — Cheerleader 9. 12; Chorus 9. 12; Basketball 10. 11; Pep Club 11; Science Club 11. WILLIAMS. PAMELA — Basketball 9. 10; Pep Club 9.10.11; Science Club 10; Craft Club 10 DIRECTORY JUNIORS President — Rocky Kinsey; Vice President — Billy Reams; Secretary — DeVerta Evans; Treasurer — Gloria Williams. Blount. Cheri Braswell. Gina Choice. Darrell Copeland. Angie Crim. Vickie Crumity. Curtis Cuthbertson. Reginald Day. Becky Demps. Clarence Demps. Clarice Evans. DeVerta Hamilton. Lavonne Hampton. James Hampton. LaPadre Harville. Teresa 32 Haynes. Chiquita Henderson. Robin Hodge. Debra Jackson. Fredrick Jennings. Clarneice King. Ida King. Larry Kinsey. Rocky 33 Livingston. David Morgan, Tracy Norris. Wendell Peterson. Angie Porter. Lavonne Powell. Randy Ratliff. Jimmy Reams. Billy If 34 Roberts. Kevin Roland. John Sever. Alicia Thigpen. Derrill ID Vickers. Harry Walker. Gregory w Williams. Gloria Williams. Jimmie Williams. Shuwanda Willoughby. John Young. Vincent 35 SOPHOMORES Anderson. Jeff Arnold. Pam Bess. Barbara Blackshear. Eddie Brinson. Dzondria Brown. Ruth Buchanan. Dean Butler. Elizabeth Butler. LaFrenchie Choice. Daniel Cobb. Mary Davis. Eddie Deming. Timothy Demps. Cora Epps. Montollis 36 Evans. Lanta Gallon. David Glee. Elouise Greene. Stormy Hagan. Diane Harville. Tammy Henderson. Gail Herndon. Terrie Horning. Jacob Jay. Barbara Jennings. Jimmie Kisamore. Tom Livingston. Theo McIntosh. Elaine Norris. Jeff 37 O'Quinn. DeWayne Parker. Paula Phillips. Eddie Powell. Gerald Powell. John Ratliff, Anita Read.Jody Redding, Carl Sauls. Hank Scott. Henry 38 Sever. Kevin Siplen. Freddie Smith. Tommy Stephens. Raymond Sweet. Eddie Tillman. Otto Vickers. Gary Washington. Morris Wesley. Lydia Wilkerson. Alonzo Williams. Barbara Woodson. Patricia 39 FRESHMEN President — Tammy Kinsey; Secretary — Tonya Scott; Treasurers — Robin Braswell. Alacia Hamrick. Jeanie Reams Arnold. Blanche Arnold. Letha Arnold. Patricia Bailey. Benita Beaty. Marilyn Bellamy. Josephine Bellamy. Willie Blanton. Regina Braswell. Robin Brooks. Sandra Brooks. Stanley Brown. Johnny Burdick. Denise Burnett. Paul Butler. Phyllis 40 Choice. Dallas Cone. Jeffery Cone. Julia Cone. Mike Corbin. Robert Courson. Glenn Crim. Rudell Cruce. Adam Crumity. Brenda Davis. Carrie Dennis. Curtis Jr. Dennis, Gina Epps. Samuel Fead. Delores Fead.J. C. Gallon. Wanda Gillis. Derenda 41 Graham, Debra Hagan. Dale Hamrick, Alacia Harts. Alfred Jr. Haynes. Angela Heard. Reginald Hughes. Russell Humphrey. Arthur Jackson, J. J. Jackson, Lisa James, Jerome Jones, Sharon Kinsey. Tammy Lane. Easter Bell Lane. Jacqueline Lee. Patricia Love. Derrick McCray. Annette McGuire. John McIntosh. Michael McNutt. Timmy 42 Malone, Dorothy Miller. Darrell Mickel, Cheryl Newman, David Norris, Dwight Pridgeon, Jenetta Pridgeon, Tommie Reams. Jeanie Scarboro. James Scott. Tonya Simmons. Johnny Thigpen. Michael Tuten, Dean Watkins. Regina Willoughby. Judy 43 PRINCIPAL MR. WILEY A. SELMAN The following is a letter to our student body from Mr. Selman « Dear Students: Many of the goals wnich were a part of the dream of establishing a great high school in Greenville in 1927 have been achieved to a creditable degree. You have been a part of this tradition of excellence. The most important measure of a school is the direct influence that our graduates have and will have on the shaping of a better world. s It is my faith that our graduates will attempt great things and achieve great things, and that the world will be a better place because of you and Greenville High School. Secretary — Augusta Barclay Office Aide — Linda Yates G.H.S. STAFF Custodian — Eli Butler 45 English — Sue Quick and Tom Williams Social Studies — Butch Alford and Deborah Hurst G.H.S. FACULTY Math — Marg Shiley; Music. Photography, and Video — Bob Special Education — Joseph McClung Sr.; Compensatory Cooper Education — Brenda Blue________________________________ G.H.S. FACULTY Business — Ann Brummitt; Agriculture — Herman Melvin Home Economics — Betty Gillyard Guidance — Homer Starling; Librarian — Gwyndoline Earp 49 FOOTBALL 79 1st Row L to R: Reginald Heard. Rocky Kinsey. Jody Read. Dwayne Buchanan, Jeff Norris. Alfred Hart. Eddie Davis 2nd Row L to R Hank Sauls. Kenneth Stephens. Burnese Davis. Randy Powell. Samuel Epps. James Ha )Pjon- Gre9 iffd,e Blackshear 3rd Row L to R: Clarence Demps. Billy Reams. Ervin Fead. Johnny Brown. Alonzo Wilkerson. Nathaniel Davis. Harry Vickers. LaPadre Hampton. COACHES SENIORS Butch Alford Roosevelt Parker Tom Williams Nathaniel Davis Ervin Fead Kenny Stephens Greg Bruton Dwayne Buchanan Burnese Davis ( FOOTBALL 79 ) «43 of Clinch County has Rocky Kinsey in trouble Homecoming night is a good night for receiver LaPadre Hampton. The offense goes into action against Vernon. 52 Jeff Norris to the rescue! Rocky Kinsey digs in for a tough game. Eddie Blackshear prepares to block for his teammate. Hey where did all these guys come from? It was the last season ever for the Greenville High School Pirates. They got off to a very slow start, but on November 2 things began to change. The Pirates were playing their last game at home against the North Florida Christian Eagles, who were 7-0. The Pirate offense exploded in the first quarter by quickly scoring 13 points. Rocky Kinsey scored first by running a punt return 75 yards and then by kicking the extra point. The next score was a pass thrown to Eddie Blackshear, who ran 85 yards for the touchdown. The Pirates scored 14 more points before the game ended. The first score came from a 23-yard pass to Eddie Blackshear. Rocky Kinsey intercepted an Eagle pass and ran 55 yards for the next score. Both extra points were good and Green- ville finished their last home game with a score of 27-12. 53 Tonya Livingston Patricia Woodson Gloria Randall Leola Williams Linda Thomas VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 54 Gayle James — Sponsor 55 Alacia Hamrick GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Gloria Williams Robin Henderson Becky Day Robin Braswell Veta Evans Wanda Gallon Sharon Brooks Diane Williams Delores Fead Lisa Jackson Lanta Evans Julia Turner — Coach Look at Wanda go! Gloria shows she can outjump the Hornet. Ronald James Theo Livingston David Gallon 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL 79 Michael Blue Eddie Blackshear Greq Bruton Clarence Demps LaPadre Hampton Frederick Jackson c VARSITY BASKETBALL 79 D Greg! Trymg to compete with Statue of Liberty! Ballerina LaPadre 1st Row L to R: Greg Bruton. Rocky Kinsey. Clarence Demps. Kenneth Stephens. Eddie Blackshear. David Livingston. 2nd Row L to R: Michael Blue. LaPadre Hampton. Richard Richardson. Derrac Hampton. Fredrick Jackson. Medgar James 62 LaPadre is a sure shot — FAMU players aren't even trying for the rebound. The true image of Greg. Clarence looks on in amazement It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Rocky. SPORTS SCENES 79 v________________ The stands were full for one of the last Greenville-Madison games. (Pirates 78 — Cougars 71) 64 The J.V. squad also won ribbons and a Spirit Stick at summer camp held at the Uni- versity of West Florida. 65 67 c o u R T HOMECOMING QUEEN Kathy Thigpen CONTESTANT Becky Day CONTESTANT CONTESTANT Gretchen Haynes Tammy Kinsey MISS FRESHMAN MISS SOPHOMORE Debra Graham LaFrenchie Butler MISS JUNIOR Debra Hodge MISS SENIOR Shirley Bess HOMECOMING 79 Greenville High School’s last homecoming was celebrated the week of October 16-19. During the week, students par- ticipated in the following activi- ties: Slave Day auction, Clown and Spirit Day, Color and Field Day, snake dance, parade, football game, and homecom- ing dance. The Pirates were considered the underdogs against the Clinch County, Georgia, Pan- thers, but they played a good and exciting game. Halftime was highlighted by the crown- ing of the 1979 Homecoming Queen, Kathy Thigpen. All throughout homecoming week, student and faculty par- ticipation was good. It was one of the most successful home- comings ever held. Isn't she cute? Kathy Thigpen, Homecoming Queen, stands proudly with her escort, Randy Powell. What a shame if they all had fallen off! 70 Freshman Float J. C Fead Clown Dav — 2nd Place v I Tonya smiles happily with her master. Cedric. Sophomore Float Junior Float 73 The Beta Club is primarily a service club comprised of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders who have maintained at least a 3.0 average during their high school years. The main service that the Beta Club at GHS does is to maintain and run the pencil and paper machines in the library. These machines offer students a chance to purchase needed items at school. President — Tim Smith; Vice-President — Gretchen Haynes; Secretary — Cindy Hamrick; Treasurer — Karen Ratliff; Parliamentarian — Judie Gillis; Sponsor — Mrs. EarD Gwyndoline Earp. Sponsor 1st Row L to R: Stormy Greene. Nita Ratliff, Cindy Hamrick, Gretchen Haynes, Chiquita Haynes. Gina Braswell. 2nd Row L to R: Mrs. Earp. Tim Smith, Karen Ratliff, Judie Gillis. Wendell Norris. Michael Lewis. Billy Reams. 74 Nita throws her weight around. However, the main event that the Beta Club is known for is its induction of new members. New members are required to dress up in costumes and per- form various stunts at an assembly program in front of the entire student body. Stormy rolls her egg across stage while senior members watch Three little Beta Rats sing their way into our hearts 75 ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff has worked hard to make this last issue of the Pirate very special by including a historical section to help relive memories of the past fifty years. Editor Cindy Hamrick, Gina Braswell, and Mrs. Ann Brum- mitt spent four days in Tampa at a seminar sponsored by Tay- lor Publishing Co. and then the entire class attended a mini seminar in Tallahassee to acquire skills to produce a bet- ter yearbook. Ann Brummitt. Sponsor The last Pirate Annual Staff Ads: Judie Gillis and Karen Ratliff Historical: Gina Braswell 76 People: Alicia Sever and Teresa Harville Sports: Eunice Vann, Tim Smith, and Becky Day Activities: Rose Malone. Cindy Hamrick. Brenda Carroll, and Glenda Carroll Division: Diane Kinsey and Marilyn Owens Photographer: Nathaniel Davis 77 VIDEO-CHANNEL 3 nel 6 in Tallahassee. They met many TV personalities and were introduced on the Midday Report. Later in the year they plan a trip to Jacksonville. A select group of the video students braodcast a program each morning giving all daily announcements and any information students and fac- ulty would find helpful. All of these announcements are pro- grammed by computer and are shown continuously on Chan- nel 3 all during the day. Director: Bob Cooper Good Morning Show Cast Greenville High School is probably one of the only schools its size to have closed- circuit television in all class- rooms. The school can broad- cast its own live programs or the television can be used to show programs which have been video taped. This adds tremendously to the teaching resources available to the teachers. During this school year the entire video class had a per- sonalized tour of WCTV Chan- 78 Announcers: Kathy Thigpen and Alfred Hart Cameramen: Nathaniel Davis and Chiquita Haynes Sound: Willie Clemons Graphics and Special Effects: Gina Braswell 79 CHORUS The GHS Chorus, directed by Mr. Bob Cooper, has 62 members. The chorus per- forms at Open House and the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. In addition, the chorus ensembles and soloists are also asked to perform at local, civic, and church-related activ- ities. My. what big mouths they have! The Christmas Concert was enjoyed by everyone. 80 Open wide and sing out. Michael sings a Christmas carol. 1st Row L to R: Annette Smith, Rose Mary Butler, Deverta Evans. Roberta Hills. Robin Reddick. Eugene Thomas. Greg Burton. Darrell Choice. Montollis Epps. Gina Dennis. Angela Haynes. Daisey Livingston. Debra Hodge. 2nd Row L to R: Shirley Bess. Lavonne Hamilton. Cora Demps. Shuwanda Williams. Blanche Arnold. Gina Braswell. Kenny Stephens. Billy Reams. Clarence Demps. Willie Clemons. Nathaniel Davis. Lisa Jackson. Barbara Williams. Kathy Thigpen. Linda Thomas. Gretchen Haynes. Leola Williams 3rd Row L to R Wanda Siplen. Denease Thompson. Alicia Sever 4th Row L to R: Ida King. Celestme Anderson. Elizabeth Cobb. Patricia Watson, Geneva Williams. Eddie Blackshear. Frederick Jackson. James Davis. Michael Blue. Medgar James. Angie Peterson. Marilyn Owens. Glenda Carroll. Judy Willoughby. 5th Row L to R: Rose Malone. Clarneice Jennings. Chiquita Haynes 81 B A N D The GHS Band was very active this year. Though small in number, they stunned their spectators by performing numerous selections and for- mations at every home football game for the first time in many years. They also had the honor of performing at GHS’s last- ever football game held in Quincy against Robert F. Mun- roe. They braved a drenching downpour of rain to amaze fans for one last time. They also marched in the Homecoming Parade and gave a magnificent performance in the Christmas Concert. All in step Flutes: L to R: Tonya Scott, Alacia Hamrick, Tommy Smith. Horns: L to R: Raymond Stephens, Dean Tuten, Dallas Choice. 82 Trumpets: L to R: Vickie Crim. Tammy Kinsey, Robin Braswell, DeWayne O’Quinn. Drums: L to R: Michael Blue. Michael Lewis. Timothy Deming. Clarinets: 1st Row L to R: Valdase Livingston, Denease Thompson, Jeanie Reams. 2nd Row L to R: Lanta Evans, LaFrenchie Butler Not Pictured: Barbara Bess. Shirley Bess Bob Cooper, Director The band marches in the Homecoming Parade 83 F F The FFA has been very busy this year with their farm work. They harvested 7 acres of corn, 26 acres of soybeans, and 33 acres of rye. They used the money they earned to install an irrigation system to cover all of the farm land for the new school in Madison. They attended the North Flo- rida Fair in Tallahasee and entered the farm judging con- test and placed 9th out of 24 schools. Herman Melvin, Sponsor — H Sauls; Vice-President — L. King; Secretary — D. Thigpen; Treasurer — J Ratliff; Reporter — E Sweet; Sentinel — K. Roberts; Chaplain — J. Roland L to R; Herman Melvin, Hank Sauls, Larry King. Derrill Thigpen. Kevin Roberts, Jimmy Ratliff, Eddie Sweet. Eddie Phillips, John Roland, Dean Buchanan, Vincent Young. 84 STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Student Advisory Com- mittee at Greenville High School exists to keep the com- munication open between the students and the administra- tion. The committee meets periodically with the principal to make suggestions for the improvement of the school’s operation, to give advice con- cerning proposals by the prin- cipal, and to expose student problems and possible solu- tions. Wiley Selman. Sponsor Lto R: Mike Cone, Alfred Hart. LaFrenchie Butler, Hank Sauls, Chiquita Haynes, Becky Day, Rose Mary Butler, Kathy Thigpen 85 ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Greenville High School stu- dents enjoyed seven very inter- esting assembly programs sponsored by Southeast School Assemblies. These included shows on electro- phonics, ventriloquism, making pottery from clay, and juggling. Mr. George Eager, publisher of Teen Talk, also gave a very inspirational talk to the student body. Mr George Eager See what you can make out of clay. Electrophonics is his business 86 Fun with Ecology A packed house. 87 BREAK Richard is good at basketball and loving too. Hank needs some change Best of friends Teachers and students communicate well. 88 The machine is torn up AGAIN Becky and Larry giving commands. 89 STUDENTS EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS This is the last year Green- ville High School will exist. Some of the students were asked how they felt about attending the new Madison County High School next year, and here are their replies: STORMY GREENE — I think it's great. I'm really looking for- ward to going. EDDIE BLACKSHEAR — I feel it will be a big improvement for the students of Greenville and Madison High. DEAN TUTEN — I don't like the idea of going to Madison because it's too far and I'd rather stay in Greenville. TAMMY HARVILLE — I think it will be crowded, but I like the idea of all the new activities. ROCKY KINSEY — I think it will help the whole county. It gives a chance for a better educa- tion. LARRY KING — It doesn't mat- ter to me. BURT BISHOP — I feel it will be nice to get out of an old place and into a new place. PAM ARNOLD — I think it’s too far to ride; it should be halfway between Greenville and Madi- son. BARBARA WILLIAMS — I think it's a good idea because it gives students a chance to meet new people. ALONZO WILKERSON — I think it's too far to go, and we have to get up too early in the morning. It will be inconvenient for those participating in school activities. HENRY SCOTT — I like it; we ll have a better chance of an education. MEDGAR JAMES — I don't like it because there will be too many fights and not coopera- tion. ROBERTA HILLS — I don’t like it; I'd rather stay at Greenville High. OTTO TILLMAN — I think it’s all right. JOHN POWELL — My opinion is that we should remain at Greenville. GINA BRASWELL — I think that the curriculum is going to be twice as good as ours is now. It will give our students a better feeling toward facing college. THEO LIVINGSTON — I like it because we have a chance for a better education and because our school has seen its best days. TERESA HARVILLE — I think it will mean a better education for everyone and will also be a good experience to be able to meet new people after we all get used to the change. TIMMY McNUTT — I think it is going to be nice and I will meet more people. REGINA BLANTON — I think I am going to like it very much. DEAN BUCHANAN — I am excited about it because we will meet more people and have a better education. MARILYN BEATY — Oh! It's okay. MICHAEL THIGPEN — It's okay. I think we’ll have a better education. elaine mcintosh — i d rather stay at Greenville High School. ALFRED HARTS — I feel it's going to be well worth the effort because we ll have bet- ter sports, better education, and meet more people. JOHN ROLAND — I can't wait until we go because we'll have a better football and basketball team. 91 (Cont. from Page 11) In 1948 the first football team was formed, and J. C. Cartmill took over the coaching duties. Coach Cartmill came to Florida from Kentucky and was very influential in building the sports program in the late 40’s and early 50’s. He later devoted the majority of his time to being senior sponsor and annual sponsor, but he kept alive his interest in sports by being an assistant coach, coaching peewee teams, and refereeing. In the mid 50's both track and baseball teams were formed, but they were both dis- continued after a short time. Also, in the mid 50's the school colors were changed from pur- ple and gold to black and gold. The first outstanding football team was the team of 1957-58 under Coach Billy Beane. They completed the year with an 8-3 record including a win in the Pecan Bowl. One of the most valuable members of this team was Paul Andrews who went on to play football at FSU on a football scholarship. Other coaches in the 1929- 59 era who contributed greatly to the athletic program are as follows: Juanita Cooksey, John T. Flurnoy, Eulus Jones, Rudolph Rackley, Laura Bar- field Gulin, R. D. Binger, Fred M. Snyder, Emmette Wester, Jan Haines Brown, Leon Suggs, and Jearldene Stroud. 1958-59 Football Team 92 David Bailey Hubby Brooks (Cont. from Page 15) Wiley Selman became the head basketball coach in 1964 and the GHS basketball teams have never had a losing sea- son under his guidance. The Pirates have won nine district championships, eight out of eight conference champion- ships, and have gone to the state playoffs twice — in 1968 and in 1975. Two players were very out- standing on these two teams. Olan Nobles has the distinction of being the only Pirate to ever score 50 pts. in a single ball- game; he was also voted an all- state player in 1968. Spencer Reddick had the spectators in Jacksonville dumbstruck as he hit an 84-foot field goal in the state playoffs in 1975. Two Pirate junior varsity bas- ketball teams have gone unde- feated — the 1973-74 team coached by Dennis Miller (19- 0) and the 1978-79 team coached by Tom Williams (23- 0). (Cont. on Page 94) 1978-79 JV Basketball Team Girls'Track Team, 1971-72 93 (Cont. from Page 93) Track was rejuvenated in 1968 when Coach Larry Brum- mitt became the track coach. He revived interest in this important sport, and the Pirates excelled even without a track. There were only four members on the first track team — Jimmy Sherrod, Hugh Sherrod, Bobby Sherrod, and Mike McGuire. In 1970 Henry Reaves was the first Pirate to score a medal in a state track meet. The Pirates won six dis- trict championships during these years and had the honor of being the State Class A Track Champions in 1976. Coach Dennis Miller led the Pirates in 1974 and 1975. Coach Wiley Selman was head coach in 1976, and Roosevelt Parker took over in 1977. Greenville High School has a rich heritage of excellence in sports. 1976 GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1976 'Pirates'' CLASS A STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS HOW 1 franklin Redding. Anthony Evans, Spencer Reddick. Joe Jones. Bernard Washington, Marshall Duckett HOW 2 Eddie Washington. Sammy Kead, Marvin Thomas, Sharon Deloney. Johnny Beryl Pritchett. Kichardo Wilkerson. Allen Thigpen. Love Simmons. Jerome Thompson ROW 3: Willie Huggins. John Wayne W ms. Joe Starling. Jimmy Smith. Joe Jackson. Clreg McHargue. Jessie Terry. Danny Joe Arnok: NOT PICTURED Ben Williams. Coach Wiley Selman COACH: Wiley Selman. The only Pirate team to ever win a state championship. 94 Frank Laney 1961 -62 Football Team 1970-71 Football Team 96 1959-60 Football Team 1969-70 Football Team 97 1963-64 Football Team UEMORJEC Allie Mae Hamrick, Jewel Marlin, and Vera Hamrick Ruth Ann Warren. Nancy Harper, and Velinda Andrews Jane Braswell Boyt Lee Elam 1935 Class Reunion in 1979 John Lauer, and Ann. Emma. Nell Cone 98 J. C and Gladys Cartmill Frances Cone Wiley and Betty Sirmon Sonny Elam Future Homemakers 99 Jimmy Cruce, Suzanne Skipper, and Harold Johnston School Library, 1958 Sydney's. 1959 A party at Andrews Hotel 100 Ralph Blanton. Wallace Blanton, and Senior play cast. 1960 Dennis Miller 1958-59 Football Cheerleaders Jon Kaney and Georgia Mugge Louretta Stephens 101 UEMORJEC PEOPLE TO REMEMBER 1949 — Most Popular Jack Sis- trunk 1951 — Best Citizens: Olivia Ann Bishop and Ernest Lamar Patrick. Jr. 1954 — Most Likely to Succeed J. W Wilkins 1956 — Senior Sponsor: Don Anderson 1957 — Student Council President: W H Fletcher 1958 — Most Dependable Dennis Miller and Bettie Morgan 1959 — Homecoming Queen: Ceci- lia O'Steen 1960 — FHA President: Vera Ann Cone 1961 — Homecoming Queen: JoAnn Barclay 1962 — Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow: Gail Adams 1963 — Band Captain Murray Gar- bett 1964 — Miss GHS Mildred Worley 1965 — Mr and Miss Senior: Rich- ard Miller and Lanora Day 1966 — Mr. and Miss Senior Mar- aret Bishop and Wetzel lair 1967 — Cheerleader Captain: Judy Adams 1968 — Beta Club President: Shir- ley Bishop 1969 — Most Likely to Succeed Carl Hamrick and Mary Waldroff 1970 — Best All Around: Amanda Davis and Edward Joyner 1971 — Head Majorette: Debbie Campbell 1972 — President of Student Coun- cil: Calvin Cone 1973 — Cheerleader Captain Fran- ces Moore 1974 — star Student: Priscilla Washington 1975 _ Khair-Ed Din Editor Bobby Burnett 1976 — National Achievement Scholarship Program Semi- Finalist: Brenda Broxton 1977 — Miss Freshman: Glenda Carroll 1978 — Salutatorian: Peggy Sever 1979 — Outstanding Senior: Jay Cone Class of 32 in 1979 YEARBOOK EDITORS 1949 — Marianne Browning 1950 — Annelle Warden 1951 — Launa Blanton 1954 — Marlene Handley 1955 — Jane Fulford 1956 —Billy Hutto 1957 —Carl Herring 1958 — Ruth Ann Warren 1959 — Ann Miller 1960 — Suzanne Strupp 1961 — Royce Byrd 1962 — Lynnette Bishop 1963 — Kitty Kaney 1964 — Martha Jane Andrews 1965 — Linda Reams 1966 — Virginia Andrews 1967 — Cathie O'Quinn 1968 — Karen Cartmill 1969 — Janet Kerr 1970 — Kathy Brannen 1971 — Dell Reams 1972 — Paula Wood 1973 — Kathy Braswell 1975 — Charlene Thigpen 1976 — Bernitha Thomas 1977 — Carol Owen 1978 — Peggy Wilson 1979 —Kathy Day 1980 — Cindy Hamrick BAND DIRECTORS Doris Strong John Lauer William Coleman Dewey Jones Sirmon Lee Bruce Elledge Douglas Howard Jym Copeland Bob Cooper 102 103 Butch Bradley THE PIRATE HUT RESTAURANT •trvu- Greenville, Florida Home of the Jumbo 948 5431 Open 7 Days a Week, 11 -9 GOOD LUCK! BEST WISHES! Class of '32 Hazel Grey Thalgott Katherine Hutto Futch Eva Cone Day Ruby Scarboro Herold Dorothy Woodward Stanland Jean Laird Miller Class of '35 Ada Bell Andrews Davis Walter Cone Pearl Van Crosby Ward Lee Moat— Deceased James Fagan Wynema Andrews Zeigler J. Albert Miller Beth Powell West Mary Terrill Hutto Bernice Bishop Pittman Mary Julia Knight Stevens Hazel Bailey Hanna Willie G. Davis Larson Mary Waldrep Fletcher Annual Reunion 3rd Sunday in October at Greenville Woman's Club— I I a.m. 106 Compliments of CLOVER FARMS GROCERY Madison, Florida TAYLOR COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION Congratulates you and wishes you a prosperous and healthy life. DON DANSBY JOHN WEED ISADOREROMMES CONRAD BISHOP MICHAEL SMITH ROBERT SCHRAMM BASSETT'S DAIRY The Milk 01 Superior Flavor AREA DISTRIBUTORS FOR • Homogenized Vitamin D Milk • Chocolate Milk • Sour Cream • Halt and Halt • Whipping Cream • Buttermilk • Cottage Cheese • Skim Milk • Pure Orange Juice • Fresh Eggs For Prompt Home Delivery. Call DAY or KITE 584-5149 Locally Owned Home Operated Compliments of BURNS MONUMENT COMPANY Perry, Florida 32347 Builder of Lasting Memorial Georgia Marble — Bronze Rock of Ages Granite Duplication — Table Tops Vases — Corner Posts Phone: 584-4149 Call Collect 2197 BYRON BUTLER PKWY S. FIRST V NATIONAL BANK OF JEFFERSON COUNTY Rodney L. Scarboro President Congratulations Seniors JOHNSON'S BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP P O Drawer E • Monticello Florida 32344 • (904) 997-3528 584 2261 128 So. Jefferson St. Perry, Florida 108 ‘'Bank of Madison (904)973 4126 Madison.Florida32340 Member F.D.I.C. FARM BUREAU INS. Agents: Frankie Bell Office: 973-4071 Home: 971-5518 Howard Putnal Office: 973 4071 Home: 971-5410 WILDER'S MEN'S SHOP SPORTING GOODS 108 W. Green St. Perry, FL 32347 Phone: 584 6057 Levis (All Styles) Munsing Wear Van Heusen Shirts Florsheim Shoes Boots (Large Selection) Custom Printing (Jerseys) Complete Sporting Goods Guns — All Brands and Accessories 109 We Wish a Bright and Happy Future for the Class of 1979-1980 no FLORIDA PLYWOOD 228 W. Washington Monticello, Fla. 32344 997 2012 JEFFERSON'S FURNITURE COMPANY Where Good Furniture is Never Expensive Compliments of GREENVILLE FURNITURE CO. AND CASH MARKET Congratulations Seniors From MATT DIANE RIGONI Congratulations Seniors From M. A. RIGONI, INC. MADISON INSURANCE AGENCY 205 S.E. Shelby Street P.O. Box 508 Madison, FL 32340 Phone: 973-4655 All Kinds of Insurance 111 AMERICAN WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. Perry, Florida Ph. 584 6504 Compliments of THE CLAUDE PICKLES FAMILY CLAUDE, DUTSY, USA and TAMMY Perry 584-2057 Madison Monticello Branford 973-4161 997 3505 935 0331 P.O. Box I 74 • 603 West Base Street • Madison, FL 32340 • (904) 973 4161 WESTERN AUTO LANCE and BUCK BRASWELL Owners: STEVE and BEVERLY BRASWELL 948-4611 Church and Grand Street Greenville, Florida GABRIEL DONADO MORROW INSURANCE AGENCY F. E. NAUGHTON EDWARD WILSON Congratulations Senior HOGANS JEWELERS thing BO better,! „ vitn Coke PERRY COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. BANK OF GREENVILLE Bank of Friendly Service Capital and Surplus $ 1,000,000 Each Depositor Insured to $40,000 by F.D.I.C. (904) 948 2341 Member F.D.I.C. BOOSTERS Studstill Lumber Company Madison Sporting Goods Pat Miilinor W. G. Rutherford Madison Cleaners Grubb's Auto Service Twin Oaks Grocery Betty's Beauty Salon Pantry Pride Jack Williams Co. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK FMB Post Office Drawer B Monticello, Rorida 32344 (904)997 2591 Congratulations Seniors! FARM CREDIT SERVICE P.O. Box 429 Monticello, Florida Congratulations Graduates Compliments of EMPORIUM, INCORPORATED Perry, Florida WEST END MILLING CO., INC. BOX 509 QUITMAN, GEORGIA 31643 PHONE 912 263-4158 I would like to recognize this year as a very special one because it is the last year at G.H.S. But as we look, we see in the future a wider scope of education for all. My sincere good wishes for a rich and happy life to all graduates and to all students who will be embarking on exciting frontiers in the new school. PAUL BRASWELL SIMMONS HARDWARE Church and Grand Street Greenville, FL3233I GREENVILLE DRUG COMPANY (Your Rexall Store) Prescription — Drugs — Gifts and Toys SAM HENDLEY, R.Ph. Compliments to the Senior Class VERNON UNDERWOOD FOUNTAIN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JAMES T. FOUNTAIN Monticello, Florida 32344 Phone: 997 2975 Free Estimate: Building, Roofing Painting, Brickwork JOHN MAXWELL INSURANCE, INC. Corner Church Grand Street P.O. Box 555 Greenville. Florida 32331 Phone: (904) 948 6801 We appreciate you. Compliments of DIXIE PACKERS Congratulations 'SuXA-eveCl'4. “We Clothe The Family” 195 E. DOGWOOD ST. PHONE 997-5767 MONTICELLO. FLORIDA 32344 Madison, Florida MADISON STOCK YARDS Hog Sale Monday Cow Sale Tuesday Feeder Pig Sale 4th Friday in Each Month New Location — Highway 53 South Sale Madison, Florida Begins at 1:30 p.m. Phone:973-4094 121 Congratulations Seniors! EDWIN BROWNING, JR. AND CARY A. HARDEE OSWALD'S 1 Boots by: ACME DINGO I DAN POST j TEXAS TONY LAMA WOLVERINE Western and Casual Wear Carries a complete line of Western Casual wear tor the entire family. We also have a large selection of belts, boots, buckles, hats, and hat bends. ____r We handle only quality merchandise. Open Monday-Saturday Located in the Madison Square Shopping Center Compliments of GORDON FORD TRACTOR COMPANY RIA JANE'S FRIED CHICKEN Madison, Florida Phone:973 2843 715 S. Range St., P.O. Box 507 Madison, Florida Ph. 973-2245 22 Celebrating 25 Good Years WE BELIEVE GOOD SCHOOL SYSTEMS ARE THE FOUNDATIONS FOR BETTER COMMUNITIES The Buckeye Cellulose Corporation PERRY, FLORIDA MICHAEL A. ROPER Certified Public Accountant Madison, Florida 973 4512 LEONARD'S AUTO AND TRUCK SERVICE Madison, Florida 123 SMITH ABSTRACT TITLE CO. Madison. Florida 323-40 TELEPHONES ARTHUR O. SMITH OFFICE 073-611© O w n k HOME 073-6270 Compliments of JACKSON'S DRUGSTORE PRESCRIPTION CENTER Phone 504-7591 PERRY FLORIDA We feature Hallmark Caros Gifts Russell Stover Candies Rexall Drug Company Products Monticello, Florida Congratulations ! WARD’S DRUG STORE Jefferson Square Shopping Center Monticello, Florida 32344 Phone 997-2588 Janet M. Ward, R.Ph. R. Mitchell Ward, R.Ph. Night Phone 997-5243 124 MADISON JEWELERS 212 South Range Street Madison, Florida PUTT-PUTT Buy one 3 GAME TICKET and get one 3 GAME TICKET FREE! Kxpirt-N August 15. I� 77 Farthe£uno£it! Buy one 3 GAME TICKET and get one 3 GAME TICKET FREE! Expires Sepf. 15. 1977 PUTT-PUTT Buy one 3 GAME TICKET and get one 3 GAME TICKET FREE! Expire � Oct. 15, 1977 PUTT-PUTT BortheSunoOd 1704 Sornto Road Valdosta, Georgia 247 2372 Congratulations Seniors From Compliments of THE COUNTRY CORNER Greenville, Florida THE CUT CURL BEAUTY SALON Greenville, Florida 948 2864 Owner Operator: SARAH MALONE We carry ladies casual clothes and sportswear. Salon Opens: Tues., Thurs.,-Sat. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Closed Mon. Wed. | Compliments of HAIRE FURNITURE CO. 953 South Range Street Compliments of KINSEY'S GULF STATION SKI'S UNION 76 Madison, Florida Madison, Florida FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE Specializing in Feed, Fertilizer and Farm Supplies T. J. BEGGS, JR. AND SONS Madison, Florida BEGGS-WILKINS FUNERAL HOME MADISON HOUSE Congratulations Seniors! ERNEST M. PAGE, JR. Compliments of SHERROD LUMBER COMPANY HART'S AUTO PARTS Congratulations Graduating T. CONRAD WILLIAMS, M.D. 31 I East Ash Street Perry, Florida 32347 129 WILLIAMS-MAXWELL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. BESS W. MAXWELL Owner P.O. BOX 990 toa W. PINCKNEY 8T MADISON FLA 32340 Phone (904) ©73 4013 SONNY AND JEFF'S SERVICE STATION Greenville, Florida GREENVILLE AUTO PARTS P.O. Box 536 Greenville, Fla. 32331 Phone: 948-5761 New Used Paris Service WALKERS, INC. P.O. Box 625 Greenville, Fla. 32331 Phone: 948-5851 THE ROSERY FLORIST Owners: EDWIN and NORMA JEAN HENDRY Phone:973-2525 Compliments of JO'S FASHIONS AND FABRICS Greenville, Florida 30 Compliments of HARRIS GROCERY Dogwood St. Monticello, Florida For good things to eat shop Harris' Grocery. W. A. BOOTHE GROCERY AND FISH MARKET Greenville, Florida In Business Since 1947 SALE ACE HARDWARE 317 South Range St. Madison, Florida Phone: 997 2291 Come by and let us show you our com- plete line of Zenith T.V.'s. Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE DOUG BISHOP —Agent 315 S. Range St. Madison, Florida 131 F O 0| D W A Y MONTICELLO FOODWAY 75 S. Jefferson St. Monticello, Fla. 32344 MARK P. RACIAPPA, Manager THE TELEVISION CENTER OF PERRY, INC. Service Quality Assured 1719 S. Jefferson St. Phone:584 3848 Wingard Antennas, Amana Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Quasar, RCA, Craig, Jonn-Air, Kitchen Aide, Complete Stereo Systems. Phone 584 3519 PEPSICOLA BOTTLING CO. Building Supplies of All Kinds P.O. Box 678 CASHWAY BUILDING PRODUCTS OF PERRY West Hampton Springs Ave. Perry, Florida 32347 A Finance Charge of H 2% Per Month (18% Yearly) On All Past Due Accounts 133 Compliments of Congratulations Seniors! JOE PEAVY FREEMAN BROTHERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Compliments of Madison, Florida VAN H. PRIEST CO. Congratulations Seniors AMAN'S GULF AND GROCERY Eridu, Florida BILL and JO JOHNSON Congratulations DALE LESLIE County Clerk MADISON AUTO AND TRACTOR PARTS 305 S. Duval Madison, Florida 32340 Phone: 973-2275 973 2296 My appreciation to the many teachers, compliments to the school of Greenville, Flo- rida, that helped to educate and guide the many students of Greenville, including my four. EUGENE MUGGE 135 WILDER'S MEN'S SHOPAND SPORTING GOODS 108 W. Green St. Perry, FL 32347 Phone: 584 6057 LEVIS (All Styles) MUNSINGWEAR VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS FLORSHEIM SHOES BOOTS (Large Selection) CUSTOM PRINTING (Jerseys) COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS SOUTHSIDE AUTO SERVICE Paint Body Shop 1409 So. Jefferson St. Perry, Florida 32347 Office: (904) 584 3410 Home: (904) 584-6653 Manager-Owner: PAUL G. MILLER GUNS (All Brands and Accessories) For the caring, sharing, and loving of our children, we, the parents, will be eternally grateful to BETTY JO BURNETT. Compliments of DAY FEED MILL Greenville, Florida YOUR TROUBLES VANISH AT D. R. CAMPBELL'S U C Compliments of A. D. REAMS MERCHANT s a e r J 885 North Jefferson St. s Monticello, Florida 32344 Phone:997-3765 D. R. CAMPBELL. Owner The Family Clothing Center Open: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Mon., Tue., Wed., Fri., Sat. Greenville, Florida 948 2581 Where perfection and good dealership is my business. - 139 BOB'S PHOTOS P.O. Box 390 Perry, Florida Call BOB or GWEN Phone:584-31 19 584 5243 Mobile Phone: 584 4070 TOWN OF GREENVILLE Mayor LILLIAN DAY City Clerk DOT PRIDGEON Head Council Member MAJOR COBB 141 It has been my privilege to be the editor of this, the last, Pirate Yearbook. It has been a privilege that I have not taken lightly. I have strived to capture within these 144 pages a memorable event for everyone who has been affiliated with Greenville High School. I hope that I have accomplished this goal and that the memories that are recorded in this book will live in our hearts and minds forever. May those of you who are entering the new high school, as well as those of you who are graduating or have already graduated from Greenville High School, remember this school as a happy and joyous place of the past. Finally, as editor, I would like to thank all the people who made this book a reality: Mr. Jim Odom, our Taylor Publishing Company Representative; Mrs. Ann Brummitt, a vers understanding and helpful sponsor; Mrs. Ruth Reams and the many others who supplier information and pictures for the historical section; and, finally, all the dedicated staff mem bers who worked so diligently to produce this yearbook. Thank you and may God bless you. W4 Best wishes, ft ayvy rficJiJ FINAL EDITION