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

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Steve Warrick JONATHAN THOMAS: FOOTBALL 9. 10. 11. 12: BASKETBALL 10: NFJC CENTER OF EXCELLENCE 11. MEMORY 10TH GRADE JV FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL OBTAINED BEST RECORD. PLANS: JOIN THE NAVY AND BECOME A COMMUNI CATION SPECIALIST. RAY VAUGHN MEMORY MY ELEVENTH GRADE YEAR. PLANS: TO ATTEND LAKE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE NEAL WACHOB. MEMORY: THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL IN ELEVENTH GRADE PLANS: TO BE IN THE ARMY FOR TWEN TY YEARS AND RETIRE AT THIRTY TWO PATTI WAGONER: FLAGCORPS 9. 10. 11. 12; JOURNALISM 12. MEMORY MAKING THE FLAGCORPS AND BEING A SENIOR AT HCHS. PLANS: TO GO TO COLLEGE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OR FOR ONE YEAR AND GET MARRIED PAMELA WALLS: PEP CLUB 9. 10. 11. (PRES.) 12; JV BASKETBALL 9; CHEER LEADER (HONORARY - 10). 11; A B HONOR ROLL 10. 11; ACADEMIC LET- TER AND PEN 11; CLASS TREASURER 12; SENIOR PRINCESS 12; HISTORY AWARD 10. 11; ANNUAL STAFF 12 MEMORY: WINNING HOMECOMING AS A JUNIOR OVER THE 85 SENIORS. PLANS: ATTEND SANTA FE COMMUNITY COL- Jonathan Thomas LEGE AND MAJOR IN DATA PROCESS ING KENNETH WARD: CHORUS I 9; CHORUS II 10. 11; FOOTBALL. VOICES 12 MEM ORY: SINGING AT LAST YEARS CON CERT PLANS: JOIN THE ARMY STEVE WARRICK BASEBALL 9. 10. 11; FOOTBALL 10; FFA 9. 12; VICA 10. 11 MEMORY: WINNING HOMECOMING AS A JUNIOR. GEORGE WEBB: MEMORY WHAT I HAVE DONE SO FAR AS A SENIOR DURING 85- 86. PLANS: TO WORK. CYNTHIA WETHERINGTON: BAND 9. 10; FRESHMAN PRINCESS. STUDENT COUN CIL. TYPING AWARD 9; BUSINESS SKILLS AWARD 10; BETA 10. 11; JU- NIOR SUPPORT AWARD 11; DRUM MA JORETTE 11. 12; BETA TREASURER. BETA PRINCESS 12. MEMORY: MY JU- NIOR YEAR. JUNIORS WON HOMECOM ING AND GAVE THE MOST MEMORABLE PROM PLANS: TO ATTEND COLLEGE AND MAJOR IN ACCOUNTING. WAYNE WHETSTONE TRACK. FOOT BALL 12. PLANS WORK CHARLENE YOUNG: BAND 9. 10. 11. 12. MEMORY: BEING A SENIOR AT HCHS. PLANS: GO TO COLLEGE AND JOIN THE MARINES. Cindy Wetherington i Wayne Whestone Charlene Young Kenneth Ward Teresa Williams 26

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BEST ALL AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENTED TIM INGRAM AND PAM WALLS MICHAEL CREWS AND ANNE HENDRICK CURT JOHNSON AND AMANDA ALLEN The Class of '86 elected the superlatives from the entire class. This year each person was selected for only one of the positions. The group represents the class well. These were not the only outstanding seniors, but represented what was best about the class of '86. Pam Walls and Tim Ingram were selected as “Best All Around.” Pam was a good solid student who had been a cheerleader, a newspaper reporter, an annual staff member, a class officer, and a good all around student. Tim was in journalism, t v productions, Sigma Delta, and served as the President of the Senior Class of 86. Anne Hendrick and Michael Crews were chosen to be The Most Likely To Succeed. Anne was class valedictorian, a PRIDE student, Beta president, and a member of both t.v. productions and annual staff. Michael, who won the Maude Havener Scholarship, served as Chariot editor, worked on t.v. productions, and was active in several clubs. The Most Talented” Students were Amanda Allen and Curt Johnson. Both Amanda and Curt play the piano and sing. Curt was active in Voices. Amanda was active in journalism, clubs, and served as Miss HCHS her junior year. Selected to represent the class as “The Most Intellectual were Lynn Taylor and Sam McGauley. Both were good students who received a lot of satisfaction from learning. Lynn graduated with high honors.