Hamilton County High School - Chariot / Rebel Yearbook (Jasper, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

ALMA MATER There's a place of truth and learning That we love so well It's our own, our Alma Mater Let her praises swell Hamilton Hamilton You will never fail We will ever loyal be Hamilton all Hail! THE CHARIOT HAMILTON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL JASPER, FLORIDA TROJAN REFLECTION The opening day of school was met with mixed emotions. For FRESHMEN ... this day meant the beginning of a new experi- ence. For SOPHOMORES ... it meant the beginning of more and more responsibilities. For JUNIORS ... it meant class rings and working toward the prom. But most important for SENIORS ... this day marked the beginning of the end-for after this year they would never walk the halls of Hamilton County High School as students again Debbie you made a 100 on Mrs. Young's test!! 2 Turn around Donna, your're on candid camera. The TROJAN BAND plays on The 1975 edition of the Chariot is proudly presented to you from the entire Chariot Staff. Our purpose in this yearbook has been carefully created for your enjoyment in many years to come. With the help of every staff member, we feel that our purpose has been fulfilled 4 9 MRS. YOUNG SOCIAL STUDIES CHAIRMAN Teaching twenty-six years in Hamilton County has been a wonderful chal- lenge. The work in the classroom has always proved interesting to me. After forty-three years teaching, I believe I will always have an interest in young people and their problems. I hope that in some way I have helped my stu- dents to be better citizens and to be better prepared as they advance into their chosen life work. When I retire, I plan to continue to live in Hamilton County and to try to find time to do many things I haven't had time to do before. I am looking for- ward to visiting with friends and relatives and relaxing with a good book or television program, and oh yes, traveling as much as finances will permit. My next dream trip will be to Australia and New Zealand. 7 MR. SANDERS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL For me, retirement has a dual meaning. It finalizes forty-three years of rewarding experiences in the field of educa- tion, however, it marks the beginning of a new life filled with challenges and opportunities to serve my fellow man. When I return to my home in Camilla, Georgia, I plan to devote my time and services to civic activities and to religious work in the community and the surrounding areas. My career as a school principal spans a period of great change and remarkable innovations in education. It in- cludes services in Georgia and Florida. From 1931 to 1963, I served as principal in the Camilla, Georgia School System. My last eleven years of services has been in the Hamilton County, Florida School System. For six years, I was employed as principal at j.R.E. Lee High School and have worked as Administrative Assistant at Hamilton C ounty High School during the past five years. During my educational career, I served two years in the U.S. Army. Working with the students and teachers in the Hamilton County School System has been a joy and a challenge. The students have a positive attitude toward school and are very cooperative. In the years ahead, I shall treasure my memories of the wonderful students at H.C.H.S. 8 MAY GOD BLESS EACH OF YOU SENIORS TROJAN LEADERS OF 75 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Bernard Walker Sherry Wright Florine Dye Anne Tuten Kathy Vaughn Bill Locke Patty Adams Anthony Allen Kenny Altman Melvin Bass Randy Beauchamp Paul Bell Kathy Brady Elizabeth Braswell Julia Bristol Cynthia Brown Lawana Brown Melvin Brown 11 Brenda Bryant Keith Burnett Jeanie Camel Ronald Cannon Elaine Clarke Sandra Conger Paul Cook Joe Corbett Sylvester Curry Clyde Daughtery Allen Deas Myra Dedge 12 Joyce Dolman Florine Dye Veronica Dye Paul Dye Ruth Gibbons Oscar Gibbons Samuel Gibbons Walter Gibson Gary Grantham Kelly Gritz Mildred Hancock Howie Hartman 13 Willie Hawkins Linda Hawkins Jane Hayes Ross Henderson Lojuan Hill Owen Hinton Phyllis Holden Gary Hunter Hugh Hunter Connie Hurst Willie Ingram Charles Jackson 14 Woodrow Jackson Christina Johnson Earnest Johnson Martha Johnson Noel Jones Janice Lee Mike Lee Alvin Lieupo Rosemary Marine Mike McCall Clyde McGhin Dorothy Milton 15 LaDonna Newsome Kenneth Oliver Veronica Padgett John Paul Willie Paul Louis Patterson Kathy Pennington Becky Pittman Patsy Poste 11 Mike Reddick David Reynolds Kathy Reynolds 16 Barbara Richburgh Gregory Robinson Linda Robinson Susan Scaff Pam Seckinger Inga Selph Karen Shaw Donnie Sowell Marvin Smith Tom Smith Charles Speights Robert Starling Delilah Stephens Mary Stephens Ann Tomlinson Malcolm Tomlinson Carl Trotman Eartha Tucker Ann Tuten Kathy Vaughn Neil Walker Bernard Walker Cynthia Walls Wesley Waters 18 Wendell Waters Maxine Welcome Richard Williams Vicky Williams Gary Wright Patrica Wright Sherry Wright Donna Young Martine Young 19 SENIOR FAVORITES MOST POPULAR: Donna Young and Ross Henderson BEST ALL AROUND: Donna Young and Kenny Altman BEST DRESSED: Patricia Wright and Howie Hartman 0, £ _ •ia SCHOOL SPIRITED: Kathy Brady and Clyde McGhin MOST SHY: Rosemary Marine and Neil Walker _V Kathy Vaughn and Donnie Sowell MOST DEPENDABLE: Sherry Wright and Paul Cook MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Susan Staff and Bernard Walker CLASSES TROJAN LEADERS OF 76 President Ronald Lumpkin Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Gary Lumpkin Betty Daniels Jackie Johnson Shirley Crawford Rusty Shaw Koby Adams Carlton Allen Dempsey Allen Mary Allgood Leola Ash Bert Baker Randy Barrett Loulious Bennett Lee Bennett Bruce Biggs Linda Brown Sylvia Brown Lou Bullard Glenn Carruth Mike Carruth Earl Carter Diane Carver Freddie Claridy Debbie Clay Louis Cole 29 Brenda Kay Combass Jeffery Combass Alctha Cooks Phylis Crawford Shirley Crawford Betty Daniels Darrell Daniels Dorothy Daniels Regina Daniels Sylvia Deas Robbie Deloach Diane Dolmon Russell Driggers Kenneth Dye Sadie Dye Richard Eatmon Bill Erixton Audrey Fouraker Karen Ford Charles Frier 30 Pal Cause Barbara George Sharon Gibbons David Goolsby Donna Goolsby Ricky Hall Mary Ann Hampton Shanna Harrall Kathy Harris Linda Hartsfield Maurice Hawkins Jodie Henderson James Howell John Hurst Ceola Hutcherson Kenneth Hutcherson Jerry Ingram Vicky Izell Charles Jackson Gloria Jackson 31 Alma James Melinda Jarvis Brenda Jenkins Jackie Johnson Larry Johnson Theodore Johnson Jeanette Jones Mathis Jones Edna Kennedy Wanda Law Josephine Lee Ray Lee Gary Lumpkin Ronald Lumpkin Bonnie Mancil Kathy McCallum Wayne McCallum Izell McClain Connie McCraney Spike McCloud 32 Mike Merritt Alton Miller Cathy Mitchell Rex Mitchell William Moody Allen Morgan Kevin Morgan Linda Newsome Ronnie Newsome Harold Oliver Donnie Padgett Ronnie Padgett Annette Pierce Calvin Postell Jackie Rayam Leroy Rayford Stanley Rhoden Willie Richardson Brenda Robinson Phillip Robinson 33 Rita Sasser David Schellinger Karen Smallwood Rusty Shaw Bruce Shope Deloris Singletary Barbara Small Charles Smith Glenn Sowell Alphonso Speights Pam Thomas Roger Tomlinson Annette Townsend Ray Townsend Maple Trotman Elvira Udell Christine Warren Sharon Webster Anthony Westberry Virga Williams 34 Vivian Williams Ronald Wilson Hozra Woodruff Willie Wright TROJAN LEADERS OF 77 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter David Bandy Kevin Anderson Kathy Altman Katrina Lock Steve Livingston Mary Sue Corbett John Adams Mike Adams Rufus Alexander Kathy Altman Gail Amerson Leon Amerson George Anderson Kevin Anderson Vivian Atwood Ervin Baker Seng Baker David Bandy Bobby Barnes Lillian Bennett Ken Bethea David Black John Black Marsha Blair Olen Bonnell Earl Boocks Lawrence Braswell Timothy Breardley Michael Bristol Raymond Bristol Malcom Brown Robert Brown Ronnie Capps Ty Capps Sarah Cason Earl Claridy 37 Ann Cole Cathy Collins Myra Collins Mary Sue Corbett Narion Crawford Donna Davis Connie Deas Karen Dillard Sammy Dolman Bill Drury William Drye Monroe Dunaway Terry Erixton Anthony Fields Leroy Ford Alan Fouraker Virginia Gandy Barbara Graham Terry Grantham Gary Green Ginny Gritz Thomas Hand Cheryl Hartsfield janice Harvey Annie Hawkins Jerry Hawkins Linda Hawkins Mark Hawkins Earnestine Hayes James Hill T8 Vicky Hill james Hinton Leon Hollingshed Larry Howell Mary Howell Mike Hunter Dale Jackson Keith Jefferson Eugene Johnson Phyliss Johnson Geneva Jones Teresa Jones Jerry Keeling Cathy Kinsey Sharon Lanier Joyce Law Debbie Lindsey Steve Livingston Katrina Lock Marilyn Lumpkin Gina McCall Thomas McCully Kirk McDonald Alisa McIntosh Bobby McNeil Cheryl Mann Kenny Marr Elizabeth Marshall Wyndell Mathis Cathy Meadows 39 Bill Mickler Vickie Miller Jerry Mitchell Lequitia Mitchell Pam Moore Theresa Morgan Synderitha Morris Paul Morrison Patricia Newsome Benjamin Norris Jim Norris Glenn Oliver Janet Padgett Judy Parker Alvin Paul Ronnie Pearson Clifford Pierce Gloria Pierce Mac Pound Rudy Prine James Randolf Chris Rayford Deborah Reid Rita Rodriquez Betty Roper Edna Russelburgf Lynn Sapp Donald Scaff Mark Scaff Milton Scippio 40 Cynthia Smith Gene Smith Joe Smith Johnnie Smith Mike Smith Willie Smith Bobby Spotts Elisha Tanner David Temple Melody Thomas Teresa Tolliver Darlene Tomlinson Dorothy Trotman Vannessa Udell Sylvia Vanosdal Annie Walls James Walls Chris Ward Dale Waters Brenda Westberry Willie WheKtone Al Williams John Williams Brett Young Johnnie Young Marcus Zipperer 41 TROJAN LEADERS OF 78 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parlimentarian 42 Reporter Stephen Simon Wayne Sullivan Janet Zipperer Sherry Morgan Vinnie Daniels Linda Bullard C. Adams W. Adams R. Alderman C. Alford C. Alford F. Allen R. Allen M. Allman P. Armstead M. Ash J. Averitt M. Battle C. Bell D. Bell J. Bennett R. Bennett R. Bennett D. Biggs T. Billington D. Black C. Bowls B. Bolesta A. Brinson E. Bristol C. Brown H. Brown J. Brown L. Bryant L. Bullard B. Burnham M. Byrd V. Byrd F. Camel B. Carter N. Carter R. Cato R. Cemore S. Clay C. Cole M. Combass W. Cook S. Crawford 43 E. Cribbs A. Daniels D. Daniels K. Daniels S. Daniels V. Daniels S. Davis C. Deas L. Deas E. Dolman A. Dye J. Dye J. Dye L. Dye S. Dye K. Eatmon R. Eliton C. Erixton D. Gist M. Green R. Greene S. Hall L. Hancock J. Harris E. Hartsfield D. Hawkins G. Hawkins L. Hawkins C. Hayes S. Henry ). Herring B. Hester C Hester K. Hester L Hill M. Hollingshed M. Holton C Howell B. Huggins S. Humphris C. Hunter S. Hughes 44 D. Hurst C. Jackson J. Jackson T. Jackson T. Jarvis J. Jefferson A. Johnson C. Johnson C. Johnson J. Johnson A. Jones A. Jones J. Jones J. Jones J. Jones S. Jordan R. Kendall B. Lee E. Lee J. Lee M. Lee N. Lee P. Langford P. Lanier S. Laster D. Lily D. Lumpkin N. Lumpkin J. McCloud C. McDaniel J. McDaniel T. Mancil M. Marshall L. Maxwell J. Michealwayne L. Miley L. Miller A. Mitchell S. Morgan S. Morgan T. Nails L. Norris 45 L. Oliver C Paul R. Paul R. Peacock S. Peters M. Peterson C. Petty S. Prescott D. Randolf F. Rayam T. Rayford S. Richburg J. Rivers E. Roberts C. Roberts E. Rodgers J. Romain R. Russelburg B. Sanders D. Scaff M. Scippio ). Simmons W. Simmons S. Simon A. Smith B. Smith C Sowell B. Speights J. Stevens M. Stevens C. Stormat W. Sullivan R. Tanner K. Thompson C Thorton D. Townsend T. Townsend D. Tucker T. Tucker A. Vanosdol J. Walker W. Walker 46 C. Ward S. Washington W. Waters J. Weber A. Webster D. Welch W. Westberry A. Westone L. Westone R. Whidden I. Williams P. Wood C. Wright V. Yates A. Young S. Young J. Zipperer ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION William Edwards Viola Bell Working ...? Francesca Whitner Law 50 ENGLISH 51 MATH AND SCIENCE Benjamin Daniels Harold Lumpkin Ron Hall 52 HISTORY AND BUSINESS Mildred Young Erwin Donaldson 1,23 o'clock rock! Larry Bennett Joe Mitchell Mattie Fouraker P.E. DRIVER'S ED, COACHES Carol O'Cain Coy Whitner John Brown Ron Hall John Westmoreland Norman McCall Who are those little green men?! 54 HUMANITIES AND HOME EC. Alvin Hargaret Debbie Stinson Harvey Oehlert Get off my back Sub!!!!! Mary Nell Bryant Gene Chandler 55 VOCATIONAL SKILLS m Ronald Hobbs Ancient Sea Scrolls ...? Lawrence Udell Budding Artists??? Wendell Hill Ima Jean Bullock 56 PROGRAMS AND GUIDANCE Now, for the EGGS ...! Dorothy Fennel Earl Finley Hold the mayo! Charles Johnson Hows the popsicle??? Pat Parks The Winner Jim Coe 57 FEATURES Cynthia Brown, Jeanie Camel, LaDonna Newsome Janice Jackson Myra Collins 64 Jackie Johnson 1st place JUNIORS 2nd place SOPHOMORES OUT OF ALL THE EXCITEMENT OF HOMECOMING THE STU- DENTS FOUND TIME TO MAKE SOME OUTSTANDING FLOATS PERTAINING TO THE THEME: VICTORY TROJAN STYLE. 3rd place Freshman 4th place Seniors AWARDS Society of Outstanding American High School Students Rex Mitchell Star Student 67 Elisabeth Braswell, Anne Tuten Presidential Classroom from left to right: sponsor, R. Hobbs; I. Selph, trea.; M. Carruth, pres.; K. Morgan, chap.; R. Tomlinson, rep.; kneeling: B. Erixton, veep.; D. Goolsby, pari.; A. Morgan, sent.; J. Combass, sec. 69 HAMILTON COUNTY STUDENT COUNCIL standing from left to right: Ronald Lumpkin: veep. Rex Mitchell: Ch. of all standing Com. Sherry Wright: Corresponding sec. sitting: Ladonna Newsome: Trea. Karen Dillard: Sec. Delilah Stephens: Pres. 70 above are district officers right are sponsor Mr. Isac Chandler and the Hamilton County High 4-H officers 1 left: Anne Tuten, state secretary, standing: Mike Carruth, pari.; Bill Erixton, serg. at arms; Rex Mitchell, pres.; Ronald Lumpkin, veep.; sitting from left to right: Sylvia Deas, chaplain; Anne Tuten, sec.; Karen Shaw, treas.; Susan Scaff, Hist.; Betty Daniels, rep. THE HAMILTON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF 74 75 From left to right: S. Scaff Treasurer, K. Pennington, Reporter, B. Daniels, Sec, K. Shaw, Veep, R. Lumpkin, Pres. 76 HAMWON cou ch,nc band • vi 'ir.v psi % -.v-. r;- ■ , ■” r 5 V from top left: Mary Stephens, Lou Bullard, Anne Tuten, Donna Young and Pat Cause. HAMILTON COUNTY FLAG CORP Below: FHA officers, Mrs. Bryant, sponsor; Brenda Combass, Pres, elect; Sherry Wright, Pres.; sitting: Kathy Vaughn, veep, of Public relations; Lequitta Mitchell, veep of careers; Connie McCraney, veep of Achievements; Debbie Clay, veep of Projects; Amy Mitchell, Historian; Jeanie Camel, Treasurer; Karen Dillard, Sec.; Judy Parker, veep of Programs of work; Jane Hayes, Pari. i 81 Top row: Katrina Locke, Linda Hawkins, Janith Dye, Narion Crawford, Linda Hawkins, Linda Robinson, Julia Johnson, 2nd row: Betty Daniels, Vinnie Daniels, Thomasene Townshend, Susan Clay, Judy McCloud, Janith Dye, Patrica Newsome, Bottom row: Beberly Humphrey, Anne Tuten, Linda Robinson, Annette Tucker, Linnie Brvant, Florine Dye, Sharon Gibbons (GAA members) DCT 83 JROTC BATTALION Since 1776 our National Military Policy has been on a small peacetime army capable of being quickly reinforced in time of war. This policy is part of our Citizen Soldier tradition which is founded on the belief that every citizen should be ready to take up arms in time of National Emergency. George Washington best expressed an American idea when he said that every citizen who enjoys the protection of a free government owes his personal services to the defense of it. In high school the junior ROTC Program affords an additional program of instruction whereby the desired learning outcomes are to develop in the student a strong sense of integrity, responsibility, respect for others, the ability to live and work with others and a strong sense of respect for constituted authority. 85 ANVdWCQ V B COMPANY 2ND PLATOON C COMPANY COL. Lowery M S Charlie Biggs STAFF BRIEFING ROTC AT WORK AND PLAY and the color guard marches on ... 4 Z6 SPORTS Top: Left to right Coach Westmoreland, Mathis Jones, Paul Bell, Harold Oliver, Alan Morgan, David Goolsby, David Schellenger, James Howell, Rex Mitchell, John Paul, Leroy Raiford, Roger Tomlinson, Coach Whitener. 2nd Row: Kevin Andersen, Carl Trotman, John Simmon, Anthony Allen, Tim Brearley, Kevin Morgan, Clyde McGhin, Willie Ingram, Alan Deas, Stanley Rhoden, Manager Leroy Ford, Coach: John Brown. Bottom Row: Manager Benjy Norris, Oscar Gibbons, Louis Edenfield, Kenneth Altman, Wyndell Mathis, Kenneth Dyke, Malcom Tomlinson, Fred Claridy, Ross Henderson, David Shaw. We are not proud nor are we ashamed of our season. The young men on our team worked very hard, even though they did not live up to your expectations or mine. These people learned something more valuable to them in their future than high scores and a winning team. 94 Carl Trotman Paul Bell Alan Deas Macolm Tomlinson Willie Frank Ingram John Paul Clyde McGhin Anthony Allen Kenneth Altman Ross Henderson Oscar Gibbons Trojans On The Move % Top Row left to right—Larry Gratham, Brett Young, Ken Bethea, Ty Capps, Seng Baker, Warren Adams, Tim Mancil, Calvin Paul, Stan McCloud. Second row Wayne Sullivan, Bill Mickler, Elton Cribbs, Felton Allen, Jeff Jones, Marty Altman, Blake Smith, Chris Rayford. Third row Coach Hall, Willie Walker, Kirk McDonald, John Jones, Lewis Johnson, Alan Young, Jeffery Harris, Willie Smith, Mark Scaff, Bill Dury, Coach McCall. Coach McCall said that even though the J.V. did not have a terrific record, they had a good season. They will be assets to our Varsity Team in the Future. 97 '•landing left to right-Rex Mitchell, Steve Simon, Donnie Sowell, Hozra Woodruff, Bret Baker, Alphonso Speight, John Paul, Leroy Rayford, lenn Sowell, Darrell Daniels, Willie Wright, Keith Jefferson, and Freddie Claridy. Not pictured Captian Bill Lock. Kneeling Coach Brown Coach Brown's team ended the basket- ball season of the 74-75 as District run- ner up for the second year in a row. Maybe next year-State. Good Luck Coach! 100 John Paul Donnie Sowell u'mQ v'.m 'SsiS7l;n am: noh 101 Al Speight a Junior was this years high scorer with a game average of 21 points. Way to go Senior 76 . Standing left to right—Coach McCall, Warren Cooks, Lonnie Oliver, Mike Hunter, Sammy Dolmon, Rondale Simmons, Malcolm Brown, and Kevin Anderson. Kneeling are Felton Allen, Warren Adam, Clifford Pierice, Leroy Ford, Chris Rayford, Calvin Paul, and lames Walls. J.V. cheerleaders and company. 102 Was it good Linda. 103 Lequitia after a game. From left to right: Kneeling Darrell Biggs, Malcolm Tomlinson, Darrell Daniels, Rusty Shaw, Wayne Sullivan, Kenny Altman. Standing Coach john Westmoreland, Roger Tomlinson, Bruce Biggs, Stanley Rhoden, Allen Deas, Rex Mitchell, Bill Locke. 104 105 KEEP YOUR OWN RECORD HAMILTON BASEBALL 75 Feb. 28 HCHS Monticello Mar. 4 HCHS Aucilla Christian Mar. 6 HCHS Monticello Mar. 11 HCHS Madison Mar. 14 HCHS Madison Mar. 17 HCHS Perry Mar. 20 HCHS Aucilla Christian Mar. 24 HCHS Trenton Apr. 1 HCHS Santa Fe Apr. 5 HCHS Adel Ca. Apr. 7 HCHS Trenton Apr. 11 HCHS Perry Apr. 15 HCHS Keystone Heights Apr. 19 HCHS Adel Ga. Apr. 21 HCHS Apr. 23, 24, 25, 26 Sub-District—Lake Butler 106 107 (1974-75 TRACK TEAM) UP! UP! AND AWAY Top Row-Harold Oliver, (disk, and SHOT) Gray Granthann Middle Row-James Walls, Hozra Woodruff, Bottom Row-Ronald Lumpkin and Reginald Allen. Above: (sprinters) Below: Mile Relay KATHY PENNINGTON-CAPTAIN ACA-2 years Senior LINDA NEWSOME ACA-1 year junior BRENDA COMB ASS ACA-1 year Junior KAREN DILLARD ACA-1 year Sophomore School spirit?? ask a cheerleader ... stand behind them whether they win or lose ... the long trips in the bomb ... love for our Trojans ... We're behind you all all the way ... which uniform??? the bonfire ... it's a Rebel stupid ... You did what... You're late ... cup- cakes ... little flags ... preacher and the funeral ... what are you doin' after the game??? Hey Lequitia ... Hey Trojans!!! Wakulla ... Favor's ... Who's late??? Riding back with who ... Cot a note ... pep-rallies ... Homecoming ... Basketball ... All this and more ... of being a cheerleader at HCHS.' ANNIE WALLS ACA-1 year Sophomore LEQUITIA MITCHELL ACA-1 year Sophomore SYLVIA DEAS CO-CAPTAIN Sponser—Mrs. McCall We the cheerleaders of Hamilton County High School dedicate ourselves and our services to endeavor to main- tain enthusiasm and school spirit at all athletic events and during the normal day's activities. Debra Hawkins Joan Rivers Captain: Lillie Bennett GIRLS SPORTS 117 Standing left to right-Linda Joyce Hawkins, Anith Dye, Katrina Locke, Betty Daniels, Janith Dye, Linda Gail Hawkins, and Narion Crawford. Kneeling left to right—Patricia Newsome, Florine Dye, Rosa Sharon Gibbons, Judy Johnson, Susan Clay, and Linda Robinson. Athletics for girls began three years ago at Hamilton County High. We began with no money and a short season 01 basketball. We were able to schedule only six games the first year. Our record for that year 1972-73 was 4-2. The next year we increased our budget and were able to get nine games of which our record was 6-3. This year 1974-75 we have worked hard to maintain ourselves financially and widen our program to Basketball, Volleyball, Track and Field. We have had a very good season this year in basketball and have a 16-4 record. 118 Florine Dye Judy Johnson Coach-Carol O'Cain Linda Hawkins 119 Standing left to right—Anith Dye, Beverly Humphries, Jainth Dye, and Judy McCloud. Kneeling left to right—Linnie Bryant, Susan Clay, and Thomasene Townsend. The Hamilton County High ).V. Trojanettes ended their season with a perfect 5-0 record. Hamilton 28 Hamilton 37 Hamilton 67 Hamilton 37 Hamilton 53 MaClay 20 Maclay 11 Bell 5 Lake City 8 Bell 2 120 121 Hamilton Keystone 31 65 Hamilton McClay (Tallahasse 46 24 Hamilton Godby (Tallahasse 64 58 Hamilton Keystone 28 71 Hamilton Godby 41 36 Hamilton Statenville 32 62 Hamilton Aucilla Christian 48 14 Hamilton Sante Fe 46 37 Hamilton MaClay 56 21 Hamilton Lake Butler 58 44 Hamilton Bell 67 26 Hamilton Lake Butler 58 41 Hamilton Aucilla Christian 54 3 Hamilton Santa Fe 40 29 Hamilton Live Oak 55 31 Hamilton Bell 68 39 Hamilton Live Oak 41 39 Our athletic program has tried to 1. emphasize the proper ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and fair play. 2. eliminate all possibilities which tend to destroy the best value of the game. 3. Stress the values derived from playing the game fairly. 4. encourage leadership, use of initiative, and good judgement by the player on the team. 5. recognize that the purpose of athletics is to promote the physical, mental, moral, social and emotional well- being of the individual player. 6. remember that an athletic contest is a game,—not a matter of life or death for player, coach, school, official, fan, community, state or nation. 122 WIN-BUT WITH HONOR Standing left to right-Linda Joyce Hawkins, Anith Dye, Katrina Locke, Janith Dye, right-Patricia Newsome, Florine Dye, Sharon Gibbons, and Judy Johnson. Narion Crawford, and Linda Gail Hawkins. Sitting left to Th,s was our first year for volleyball, interscholastically. We entered the District tournament in Gainesville along with fifteen other schools and made it to the semi-finals. 123 Standing left to right-Anith Dye, Linda ). Hawkins, Judy Johnson, Coach O'Cain, Vinnie Daniels, Janith Dye, and Debbie Clay. Kneeling L to R- Sylvia Deas, Theresa Jones, Sandra Daniels, Vanessa Udell, and Ginny Gritz. Sitting L to R-Annette Tucker, Florine Dye, Elaine Clark, Inza Williams, and Sharon Gibbons. We have had an organized Track Team for the past three years, but were able to schedule only one meet each year. In 1972-73 we defeated Sante Fe High. This year District and State Meets have been added to Track and we are hoping to set some new records. 124 125 We on the Annual Staff, are proud to present The Chariot 75. As you look at this book, re- membering, consider the work, time, and money that has been put into it. We have tried to present HCHS, as we see it, by presenting our ideas in one basic theme, “Tro- jan Reflections. 127 128 130 We wish to (hank (he people who helped to make this yearbook possible. The 75 Chariot Staff 131 GO ADVERTISERS CHARIOT PATRONS Rance Andrews, Harry Pennington, Carolyn Mathis, Lamar, Pat, Vicky, Lisa, Sharon, and Buddy Hill, jim, Betty, and Bryan Adams, Ronnie, Nina, and Little Ron Mathis. 132 Holiday Inn of Jennings Jiffy Food Store CUNNINGHAM'S GROCERY Jennings, Fla. Jenning's Finest Congratulations Seniors of 75 Come See Us for all your grocery needs Owner: Pete Cunningham 133 SUWANNEE MOTEL WHITE SPRINGS. FLORIDA 32096 (On The Sunanuee River ut Stephen Foster Memorial) L. S. Huy. 41 PH. (904) 397-273! Go Class of '75 Kayo's Drug Store Come by after school for a coke with the gang. Come to Langs for your clothing and accesory needs! Compliments of ADAM'S EXXON STATION I 75 129 134 Big Top Tobacco Warehouse Area Tobacco Farmers Marketing friend B.H. Correll David Jones W.H. Watts, Jr. Western Auto Jiffy Food Store P.O. Box C Congratulations White Springs, Seniors '75 Florida Go Trojans Go Seniors '75 135 EATMON FARM SERVICE CENTER Congratulations Seniors PURINA FEEDS, SNAPPER MOWERS FEEDS FERTILIZERS LEVIN'S AND SONS Compliments of J.D. LASETER 136 COMPLIMENTS OF CARGO SERVICE STATION U.S. 41 North JASPER, FLA. OPEN: 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. Compliments of Go Seniors BILL'S SERVICE STATION of 75 Compliments of W.R. SCAFF Hill Browne Co. 137 P CALL MANUFACTURING CO INC JASPER, FLORIDA J 20S? Daniels Meat Plant U.S.D.A. Inspected U.S. 41 South Congratulations Seniors '75 Fine Pork Beef Products in South Georgia and South Florida Curl-n-Swirl Owned Operated by: Mittie Deas Pure bred Hamps Spots Validated Brucellosis free herd No. 5-78 Congratulations Seniors of '75 C.R. Selph Son Swine Farm 138 Compliments of Jasper Stock Yark And J.A. Mitchell Milling Company ?A?S rAsJ rXS Valdosta, Georgia Junior Sizes 3 to 5 Misses Sizes 6 to 20 Stunning Stout Sizes 36 to 45 AT FADS 'N FASHIONS We live up to Our Name. IRVINS Shop Valdosta, Ga, We don't want all the business in town, Just Yours 139 142 Autographs Autographs