Melrose High School - Mustang Yearbook (Melrose, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1963 volume:

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JUNIORS . . . ......... 2 ............. 22 SOPHOMORES; ...................... 23 FRESHMEN . ...................... 24 EIGHT I . . . .............. ;. ....... 25 EIGHT 112. . . .3 ....................... 26 SEVENTH 27 CURRICULUM! ...................... 28 ACTIVITIES. ...... 2 ......... . ........ 34 ATHLETICS. .5. ..... , .......... .. . . ; . . . 4o ELEMENTARY...'.........., ........ 50- 'SERVICE. . . ......... , ............. 54, ADVERTISEMENTS ............ 2 ....... 56 DIRECTORY ....... . ............... 66 1 EDITOR . BUSINESS MANAGER ' u ADVISOR' Margaret Slade ' Virginia Fplrd v Mr. Harrison R. Murphy Dedication . . . Jfarrjson CG Sue 775 1114105 y :70 express our oeepesz appreczazzon for Me parf you face lofayeoffn our goes, 5; exfenogny your 541'e120r951p anofyuz'cfcmce, we, Me cSem'or cfass? fomffy Jaimie Me 1963 Wusfany 110 you, 722111719012 4120f 5am Wurpgy. 917;. Gfaren ce 6. jfofogn, 93171720404 97 960119 57140122 759 yjnbczpaf. . . Have you ever wondered why at Melrose High School we try so hard to pro- vide agood education for all our students? While a good education can be a great good, a bad education can be a very great evil; it can be infinitely worse than no education at all. With a good education a child learns to think clearly and to draw sound con- clusions from evidence; with a bad education he will learn to accept plausible falsehoods, and to confuse propaganda with truth. With a good education he will come to cherish what is most worthwhile; with a bad education he will learn to value the trivial. With a good education he will learn to make ethical judgements even when they are unpopular;withabadeducation he will learn to follow the crowd wherever it may lead him and may be convinced that he is right in so doing. With these thoughts in mind, you will then understand why we endeavor to provide you with the best education possible. Won't you help us to succeed? s yaiam Q EDITOR: Margaret Slade BUSINESS MANAGER: Virginia Ford .w , .4 , -03. a ADVISOR: Mr. Harrison Murphy Margaret Herren, Ellen Scott, Carol Rothhammer, Marian Fredriksson, Rita Tiller, Trudie Morris. MUSIC AGRICULTURE BUSINESS Mr. W. Harold Almany Mr. Oscar Baldwin Mrs. Buddy Lee Berry East Tennessee State, B.S. Auburn University, B.S. Murray State College, B.A. University of Florida, M.A. $?yg C3 0500f LIBRARIAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL SCIENCE Mrs. Danella Holden Mrs. Geraldine Jackson Mr. Harry Jackson Florida State College, B.S. Mississippi Southern College, B.S. University of Florida, B.A.E. University of Florida, M.E.D. ENGLISH Mr. Harris on Murphy University of Florida, B.A. MATHEMATICS Mr. Ray Renfro, Sr. University of Tampa, B.S. University of Florida, B.E.E. ENGLISH Mrs. Sue Murphy University of Florida, B.A. 576mm? HOME E CONOMICS Mrs. Frances Stephenson Women's College of North Carolina, B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Joe Phillips Southern State College, B.S. .u-mnqu. ' leXZlfi 7! ' . , . Will'w Wyw hr I wrw Mrs. Lollie Crenshaw Mrs. Harriet Lieberman Mrs. Jeanette McGrath First Grade First Grade Fifth Grade University of Florida Boston University, University of Florida, B.A.E., M.Ed. B.S, B.A.E., M.Ed. femenfar Mum University of 3401sz FloridMZE11A'E', Mrs. Roselyn Teske Mrs. Lois Williams Mrs. Mildred Worley .' Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade Illinois State University of University of Florida, Normal University, Alabama, Masters B.A.E., M.Ed. B.S. Degree I v SECRE TARY Carol Rothhammer sz'cers VICE PRESIDENT Marian F re drikss 0n Ofczss PRESIDENT Donald Williams TREASURER CHAP LAIN Rita Tiller Jimmy Downs 561121.011? JAMES E . DOWNS Transferred to Melrose 3; Football 3,4, Honorable Mention 3, Co-captain 4, All Conference 4; Basketball 3,4, Honorable Mention 3, Co-captain 4; Track 3,4; Stu- dent Council, Treasurer 3; Class Play 3; Class Chaplain 3,4; Senior Superlative. VIRGINIA L. F 0RD Basketba111,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Student Council Representative 3; Beta Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Beta Club Convention 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Class Play 3; Prom Attendant 2; Annual Staff, Business Manager 4; Senior Superlative. MARIAN J . FREDRIKSSON Basketball 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Student Council Representative 4; F.H.A. 2,3; Prom Attendant 2; Graduation Usher 3; Class Chaplain 2, Class Vice President 3,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative. MARGARET E. HERREN F.H.A. 1; 4-H 1; Annual Staff 4. PAUL A. HUFF F.F.A. 2,3,4, President 4, Public Rela- tions Chairman 3, Public Speaker 2, Par- liamentary Procedure 3; 4-H 1,2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative. JAMES E. MATC HETT F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2; State Beef Judging Team 1; Southeastern 3rd Place Judging Team 3; Chorus 3; County Judge Team 2,3. 591210143 9310f 57er weff - TRUDIE F. MORRIS Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Powder- puff Football 2; F.H.A. l; Prom Attendant 2; Junior Play Usher 2; Senior Play Usher 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Play 3, Director 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative. BONNIE NAZWORTH Transferred to Melrose 4; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Superlative. CAROL ROTHHAMMER Betty Crocker Homemaker's Award 4; Class Secretary 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Se- nior Superlative. Way 31; 1963 MARGARET D. SLADE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Capta1n4; F H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Beta Club Convention 2, 3, 4, Talent Contestant 3, 4, F F A. Sweetheart 4; Senior Homecoming Attendant 4, Powderpuff Football 1, 2; Prom Attendant 2, Graduation Usher 3; Class President 1, 3, Class P1ay3;Annua1 Editor 4; Senior Superlative Football 3,4, Honorable Mention 4; Track 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Class Play 3; Senior Superlative. FRANK M. STRIC KLAND ELLEN P1 SCOTT Basketball 2,4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 2; StudentCouncil, Vice President 1; Beta Club 2, 4, Vice President 4; Beta Club Convention 2,4; AnnualStaff 4; Senior Su- perlative. REDA M. TILLER Transferred to Melrose 2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Year- book Queen 2nd Runner Up, 2; Homecom- ing Attendant 3; Prom Attendant 2; Grad- uation Usher 3; Class Secretary 2, Class Reporter 3, Class Treasurer 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff4; Senior Superlative. L. EDWARD WHITE Transferred to Melrose 2; Track 2; F.F. .A. 2,3,4, Chaplain 3. DONALD E . WILLIAMS Football 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 2,3, All Conference 4, Concaptain 4; Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 3,4; F.F.A. 1,4; Student Council Representa- tive 1, President 4; Class President 2,4; Class Play 3; Senior Superlative. BEST ALL AROUND: Jimmy Downs 85 Trudie Morris FRIENDLIEST: WITTIEST: Paul Huff 8a Ellen Scott 18 Marian Fredriksson 8L Bruzzy Strickland CS up erfdbfoes 0 MOST INTELLECTUAL: FLIRTIEST: Paul Huff 8L Carol Rothhammer Rita Tiller 8L Bruzzy Strickland BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Margaret Slade 8; Donald Williams mOar OdeS gqgumv Melrose, Florida May 31, 1977 President Donald Williams Smoking Lounge Gray House Richmond, Virginia Confederate States, North America Earth, Solar System, Universe Dear Mr. President; I should like to point out . . . that I have completed your mission . . . with great Vigahl ! The tour through the South's Hall of Fame, proved to be very inspiring. My guide was none other than Maggie the Cat herself! We first entered the Green Room. This room seemed very weird at first, because a white blur kept circling around the room, and as it slowed down I was able to make out that it was Eddie White himself, wearing a suit woven from his specially formulated cotton, which will soon become the world's greatest means of transportation . . . Jet Propelled Long Johnsll We entered the next room where Margaret Herren was writing her next column for the Melrose Daily Tribune. She has recently been voted Miss Dixie Belle, for her kind smile and helpful hints of advice, by the many people who read her Dear Gabby section. The next room we came to was very dusty, and I commented on it. I said, Oh, Mag, this room seems to be filled with dustl , and she said, Yes . . . and this dust was a gift from the great Bonnie Nazworth. You know that she has broken the world's record for being a patient in every hospital in the world! She sends us one piece of dustevery time she enters another one, to be sure that we stay aware of her extreme absence. It was impossible to see the next room, because of the crowd of females that had swarmed around the door. Ilearned that this was the dressing room of Bruzzy Strickland, the great printer. He has printed more greenbacks for the Confederacy than anyone else, and is known world wide by his slogan: Greenbacks . . . a little dab'l do ya! Print more . . . but only if ya dare. Watch out . . . the gals'l all persue ya! They love to get their fingers in your pockets! 1 The next room was the Virginia Room. This is the room where the spectacular coach plans all her plays for the games against the Union. Her Rebel Trotters have won every conference . . . tennis, basketball, golf, bowling, pool, hockey, not to mention the greatest, football. I couldn't understand how she managed this, but I found out later during my tour. On to the next room. This was the Huff Trophy Room. There were trophys everywhere! Hanging from the ceiling, oozing out closet doors. It seems that Fireball Huff has won them all, and has been made the President of the Museum of Speed, near Daytona, where he races his famous . . . Even Faster . As we entered the next room where I was admiring the lovely picture window, I learned how the great coach Ginger goes about undefeated. Crashing through the window, and landing right in the middle of the Jefferson Davis rug, was another speed demon . . . Hessie Mae Tiller. I It seems that this little mite re- places the ball in each game and had just been kicked, at football practice, for a successful field goal! 2O We walked on and soon came to a room filled with milk bottles and blue ribbons. Another famous Rebel, Jimmy Matchett, has beenworking for years, and now has great news to mothers. After careful breeding, he has come up with cows that give chocolate and strawberry flavored milk! I wonder what he'll think of next! ! ?! ? The next room was vacant. Trudie Morris seems to still be in the Uglia Jungles. She has recently in- vented the Zoospital . A wonderful invention I must say! She trains all sorts of animals to perform all sorts of operations! This will surely go down in medical history! ! I We were greeted with music as we neared the next room. In this room, Marian Fredriksson tries des-i perately to teach her new dance, the Dixie Fly Mash . It is combination of the Cha Cha Cha, Twist, Charleston, Rumba, Jitterbug, and Ballet, all in one movement! So Marian says, the name was taken from the resemblance of people trying it, and a dead fly on the back on a used fly swatter. The next room had a sign on the door which read, DO NOT DISTURB. I learned that our Southern Aristotle, Ellen Scott, spends most of her time in this room meditating for days, over new problems and their seemingly impossible answers. We went on down the hall and Maggie said, This is the Downsy Drawing Rum tpronounced quicklyl, and as she opened the door, something very odd occurred. The sound of rushing water and: fa Oh, my darlin' Oh, my darlin' 6 s Maggie quickly shut the door and said, With so many ruins, it's very easy to get confused! I I As we neared the next room, she perked up and said, This is my favorite rum. It is, of course, my own art gallery! You'll notice my many famous paintings hanging around. Would you like me to point them out? , and I said, Yes, please do. So she began, Well . . .there's this one, and this one, and this one here . . . and that great big one over there, and this little bitty one down here . . . We knocked at the door of Jimmy Downs' room, the Mr. America of the South, but it seemed that he hadn't yet completed his bath, when suddenly a tragic thing happened. Somehow, the big cord, which the carpenters had been using while remodeling a room in the enormous house, had gotten tangled around poor Jimmy as he was trying to find his way to his bedroom, where he could finish dressingll The cord was being drawn outside, Jimmy and all, by a huge machine. As he dragged past us, we could hear him say, calmly but rather insistent, I should like to point out . . . Well, Mr. President, I'm sure by this report you can see the great progress that has been made in the South, and another thing, as I turned around to take one last look at the South's Hall of Fame, 1 read these words, written boldly above the main entrance . . . Save Your Confederate Money . . . Cause the South Shall Rise Agin! ! 1 Truly, KM Carol Rothhammer Confederate Reporter PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Barbara Whitehead 22 SECRETARY Marian Bass TREASURER Ann Bowen Ruth Cook John Harpe Glenda Herren J ohnny J ohnson Leroy J ohnson Buck King Donna Marsh Ernestine Matchett Wade Matchett Ralph Mathews Eugene Meadows Danny Moody Michael Stanford Larry Thomas Leta Tyer Mike Wallace Rance Weaver Larry West Diane Alderman J ohn Beck W. D. Beck Mike Beckham Shirley Beckham Barbara Card Peggy Catchpole Heidi Chiappini Phillip Finley Jim Ford Carson Johntry J ohnny Mathews Troy McGuire Babs McLaughlin Glenda N obles Burke Read Martha Scott Margaret Wallace Linda Weaver Cathy Webster 23 J ean Lively Pamela Maston Becky Mathews Sharon Miller Sharon Moody Steve Morris Adona Mullis Larry Price Johnny Regan Bobby Ridenour Kenneth Tomlinson Wanda Tyer Mike Weeks Walter Wilson Hilda Wise Charlotte Addison Ilene Alexander Fay Allen J ohn Allen Julian Ashley Sara Baldwin Diane Beckham Ray Beckham David Burkhalter David Chiappini Donnie Downs Bruce Fin1ey Cheryl Finucan Bob Ford Elizabeth Garmon Vicki Gornto Joyce Johnson Carolyn Kelsey Ann Kirk Cissie Lee Wayne Allison David Brantley Carol Buchanan Gary Buchanan Nicky Chiappini Kenneth Guthrie Bill Harris Linda Hubner Connie King Bubby Lee J oe Marsh Bill Matchett George Matchett Delinda McGee Robert McGuire Charles McKinney Diana Minton yygf l Ernest Moore Bill Ormsbee Margie Parker Billy Roberson Eddie Rothhammer Sammy Sheppard Scott Sipprell Walter Sturdivant Carolyn Tison Phillis Weaver Barbara Weghorst Harold West Jane Brinkley Butch Card J ames Daniels Myril Donaldson Bobby Downs Betsy Fettler Duane Gilrie Roy J ordan 8175 f 2 Donald Parker Doris Price Pat Raley Charles Read Bobby Tison Richard Tomlinson Janice Tyre Roy Weaver 26 David Allison Lloyd Baldwin Frank Beckham Guy Beckham Patricia Cumbus Yancy Dull David Gaboardi Carolyn Guthrie Preston Guthrie Glenda Grainger Gregory Huff Gene J ohntry Nancy J ordan Clifford Kirk Joyce Klemons J immy Moody Marlene Odom Linda Price Stanley Read Judy Sapp Alice Sellers Shirley Sever Cecelia Sparkman Michael Thomas Mark Varnes Naomi Vaughn J 0e Wallace Bobby Wallace Janelle Weaver Myra White Barbara Whiteford Thomas Williams Patricia Winters . Lettie Wise J anis Wodey Egyg CSCgOOf ?$4!$! ? 99f RC 3.79419 AMERICAN HISTORY Mr. Harry Jackson SENIOR ENGLISH Mr. H. R. Murphy MATHEMATICS Major Ray Renfro, Sr. 61117761151122 CHEMISTRY Mr. Joe Phillips JUNIOR ENGLISH Mrs. Sue Murphy BOOKKEEPING Mrs. Buddy Lee Berry 57691228122ng Z62 812 In addition to the Junior-Senior prom, theme of which was Gone With the Wind , other highlights include coming in secondplace in Girl's bas- ketball, in the Riverland Conference, andwinning the track meet. The year was then topped off with an unforget- able graduation. These pictures reveal only part of the wonderful year . . . 1962. 60120; 0f Camera - Smile! You're on Candid Camera. Chickens 1n. car ' ' Work! Work! Work! car won t g0. Yummy! ! Oops! Here come the cops! Look Mom! No hand! I Think it' ll work '? Two of a kind. School's out! What about Hop-scotch? In one ear and out the other. SEATED: Kathy Webster, Secretary; Donald Williams, President; Donna Marsh, Vice President; Troy McGuire, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Harry Jackson, Sponsor; Marian Fredriksson, John Allen, Mike Wallace, Robert McGuire, Donald Parker, Bill Harris, Marlene Odom, Lloyd Baldwin. 34 Sepzbr 412 ijzmz'or 739114 6515 munu- w . L a uni inmuu l1- ,g a ; SEATED: Mrs. Danella Holden, Sponsor; Marian Bass, Secretary; Margaret Slade, President; Ellen Scott, Vice President; Virginia Ford, Treasurer. STANDING: Sue Dull, Babs McLaughlin, Barbara Whitehead, Carson Johntry, Kathy Webster, Martha Scott, Arm Bowen. SEATED: Officers; Robert McGuire, Steve Morris Wresidenw, Sara Baldwin, Diana Minton. STANDING: Mrs. Holden $13011s0m, John Allen, Jean Lively, Walter Sturdivant, Nicky Chiappini, Kenneth Tomlinson, Hilda Wise, Bill Harris, Kenneth Guthrie. ROW 1: Larry Price, Richard Tomlinson, Burke Read, Jimmy Matchett, Mike Wallace, Paul Huff, Carson Johntry, Troy McGuire, Rance Weaver, John Beck, Johnny Regan. ROW 2: Calvin Guthrie, Mike Weeks, David Burkhalter, Stanley Read, Butch Card, Roy Weaver, Mike Beckham, Bill Matchett, Bobby Ridenour, Myril Donaldson. ROW 3: Mr.Oscur Baldwin Cidvisom, Buck King, Bobby Tison, John Allen, Bruce Finley, Johnny Mathews, Donnie Downs, Frank Strickland, Ralph Mathews, David Chiappini. ROW 4: Julian Ashley, Bob Ford, Leroy Johnson, Steve Morris, Walter Wilson, Johnny Johnson, Phillip Finley, W. D. Beck, Ray Beckham. ROW 5: Harold West, Gary Buchanan, Jim Ford, Eddie White, Larry West, Wayne Allison, Billy Roberson, Kenneth Tomlinson, John Harpe, Donald Williams. TREASURER Troy McGuire PRESIDE NT Paul Huff VICE PRESIDENT Carson Johntry SECRETARY Mike Wallace 36 SWEETHEART Margaret Slade SEATED: Marian Bass, BarbaraWhitehead, BarbaraCard, Fay Allen, Jean Lively, Babs McLaughlin, Becky Mathews. STANDING: Margaret Slade, Joyce Johnson, Hilda Wise, Margaret Wallace, Shirley Beckham, Sara Baldwin. , ; 6., u 'MYE fM-r. . TREASURER Virginia Ford ADVISOR Mrs. Stephenson VICE PRESIDENT Margaret Slade SEC RETARY Marian Bass 65014615 ROW 1: MyraWhite, Illene Alexander, Adena Mullis, Sharon Moody, Vicki Gornto, Janice Tyre, Beth Garmon, Betsy Fettler, Linda Hubner, Sara Baldwin. ROW 2: Robert Wallace, Yancy Dull, David Allison, Marlene Odom, PatCumbus, Joyce Klemens, Gregory Huff, Stanley Read, Roy Weaver, Butch Card, Myril Donaldson, Richard Tomlinson, Ralph Mathews, Bobby Tison. ROW 3: George Matchett, Roy Jordan, Calvin Guthrie, Nancy Jordan, GaryBuchanan, Pat Raley, Wayne Allison, Connie King, Carol Buchanan, Billy Roberson, Mike Wallace, Eddie White, Rance Weaver, Larry Thomas. Eanof ROW 1: Diana Minton, Janelle Weaver, Beth Garmon, Nancy Jordan, Janice Tyre. ROW 2: David Brantley, Nicky Chiappini, Ernest Moore, Bobby Downs, Eddie Rothhammer, Yancy Dull, Scott Sipprell. ROW 3: Bill Matchett, Calvin Guthrie, Billy Roberson, Harold West, Roy Jordan. 38 GO zzrf 7 QUEEN Miss Trudie Morris SENIOR ATTENDANT Miss Margaret Slade SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Miss Babs McLaughlin FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Miss Sara Baldwin JUNIOR ATTENDANT Miss Donna Marsh QUQQI? 717133 71710;? 71731414119 9? 1'0 erfan 0f Cozyeren Ge ngmpz'ons 1962 Me lrose 20 Hawthorne 13 Melrose 20 Tr enton 6 Melrose 28 Cedar Key 26 Melrose 44 Bell 6 Melrose 38 Anthony 15 Melrose 25 Taylor 1 2 Melrose 19 Bronson 27 Melrose 33 Hawthorne 1 8 Melrose 51 Keystone 21 CENTER: Coach Joe Phillips SIDES: Co-captains Donald Williams, 1 thU CSVUGJ Jimmy Downs M All Conference. . . . . Honorable Mention . . . 96 FRONT: Gregory Huff, Yancy Dull, Joe Wallace, Bobby Downs, Eddie Rothhammer, Nicky Chiappini, Joe Marsh, Donnie Downs. BACK: David Burkhalter, Carson Johntry, Billy Roberson, Harold West, Steve Morris, John Allen, Larry Price. MdeMdddgdga 759 77615101? 5 Wayne Allison Bobby Tisoh Phillip Finley Larry West 6mg max 4!! $83694de Qrfs 67de e dff FRONT: Rita Tiller, Marian Fredriksson, Virginia Ford, Margaret Slade, Ellen Scott, Trudie Morris. BACK: Sara Baldwin, Ruth Cook, Glenda Nobles, Cathy Webster, Becky Mathews, Donna Marsh, Janice Tyre, Carol Buchanan, Jean Lively, Carolyn Tison, Connie King, Hilda Wise. COACH: wentem Mrs. Geraldine Jackson MANAGERS: Diane Alderman 8L Ann Bowen maggm YJQSfefgdff CENTER FRONT: WaptainS Donald Williams, Jimmy Downs, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Chiappini, Bobby Tison, Eugene Meadows, Danny Moody, Wayne Allison, Kenneth Tomlinson, Steve Morris, John Beck, Mike Stanford, Donnie Downs. The Cheerleaders would like to extend their deepest appreciation to Mrs. Elnora McGuire for being their sponsor. Her Majesty! M63516. Mddd 44:49? A The trophy collec- tion at Melrose is steadily increasing. Other than winning the conference in football this year, the girl's basketball team has added another trophy, with a record of only one loss the entire season. One-Two-Three-Four A pose on the toes. ewllthW'Wm Up and Over. Now throw it! There might be a collision h wjahaimm Looks more like ballet! Our captains. Help! It's getting away! ., Wig? W 5150an gdefQ ROW 1: Maria Yarbrough, Terry Matchett, Dale Weghorst, Nancy Kirk, Larry Read, Robin Chiappini, Randy Burkhalter, Peggy Rothhammer. ROW 2: Kirven Sheppard, Keith McKinney, David Tomlinson, Pat Harris, Tommy Rodgers, Dell Matchett, Harvey Vaughn, Jr., Sharon Nobles. ROW 3: Mrs. Smith, Denise Gilrie, Beth Webster, Dale Roberson, Phyllis Odom, Frankie Sapp. ROW 4: Shirley Weaver, Irma Jean Tison, Marshall Roberson, Diane Addison, Bobbie Bundrick. ROW 1: Allan Griffin, Dorothy Sapp, Hickey French, Gerry Teske, Betsy Huff, Judy Ormsbee, Rudy Dampier, Curtis West, Claude Dull. ROW 2: Bessie Minton, Evelyn Brinkley, Martha Finley, Rachel Ashley, Martha. Pierce, Ricky Garmon, Isobell Scott, Christine Brantley, Donna. Beckham, Milton Parker. ROW 3: Mrs. McGrath, Tommy Card, Pat Weeks, Charles Perry, Larry Griffin, Connie Morris, Christine Gaboardi, Joe Moore, Billy Schoenemum. ROW 4: Cheryl McGee, Sharon Vaughn, Mary Ann Stewart, Janet Pierce, Timmy Hubner, Woody Bryan, T. C. Miller. Gloria. Sapp. go :1ng 914009 ROW 1: Beverly Strickland, Susan Read, Jeanne Tyer, Connie Mask, Freddie Cook, Zan Brantley, Ronald Perry, Clifford Yarbrough. ROW 2: Tommy Mask, Linda Perry, Ronald Parker, Teena Rothhammer, Becky Carnes, Madalyn Weghorst, Colleen Portz, Martha Weaver, Mrs. Teske. ROW 3: Judith Toepfer, Judy McGrath, Patsy Townsend, David Vaughn, Ronald Tyre. Robert Finucan, Roger Van Netta, Lake Brinkley. 51 1291M 9144042 ROW 1: Jerry Sapp, Tarza Beckam, Melissa Gano, Renee Beckham, Susie Whiteford, Ava Griffin, Brent Baldwin, Mark Read, Bart McPherson. ROW 2: Debbie Stanley, Darlene Dampier, Ray Vaughn, Patti Teske, Tresha Turner, John West, Bryan Stanley, Bruce Burback, Dennis Hunnicutt. ROW 3: Jenese Butts, Jerry Weeks, Tommy Fortescue, Jeff Miller, Pam Sheppard, Caroline Herren, Glenda Winters, Mike Ramsey. ROW 4: Ellen Bryan, Chuck Ormsbee, Bruce Matchett, Sharon Thomas, Cathy Price, Patty Kirk, Mrs. Williams, Paul Morris, Brent Burback. CSQCOEOf 9fd0g ROW 1: Shelley Holden, Lucille Parker, Judy West, Cheryl Perry, Kristy Carr, Janet Fortescue, Wendy Teske, Carolyn Tyre, Louise Helfrich. ROW 2: Joe Vaughn, Ronnie Price, Tommy Duke, Jim Martin, Zane Ballard, Deborah Chesser, Deborah Reed, Linda Rothhammer, Glenda Brinkley. ROW 3: Brenda Odom, Emory Perry, Hazel Roberson, Martin Minton, Jeanie Yoemans, Mrs. Worley. ROW 4: Nina Watford, Kathy Maples, Benny French, Roland Guthrie, Howard Butts, Vici Seykora, Gary Brumbaugh. ROW 1: Diane Webster, Teresa Gaboardi, Betsy Holden, Grady Read, Marty Wallace, Glenn Griffin, Sheila Halley, Lori Whiteford. ROW 2: Rickie Kirk, Mike Turner, Clyde Rothhammer, Arthur Rose, Dale Daniels, Randy Weaver, Benny Sapp, Tony Rose. ROW 3: David Stanley, Beverly Tyler, Elaine Ridaught, Sammy Daniel, Janice Weeks, Sandra Finn, Steve Dampier, Mrs. Crenshaw. ROW 4: Jonathan Toepher, Annie Stewart, Wayne Dellinger, Buster Roberson, Gregory Brumbaugh. 92171an 4120f CSQCOZQOf 914CZOQS Ust Gradm ROW 1: Linda Pierce, John Sapp, Melanie Burroughs, Jo Ann Mask, Dickie Carr, Tony Perry, Patricia Honeycutt, Phyllis Beckham. ROW 2: Mickey Matchett, Cleveland Stewart, Michael McIntosh, Jeffrey McPherson, J. A. Minton, Lenn Finley, David Turner, Mrs. Lieberman. Qnd Grada ROW 3: Deborah Copeland, Deborah Klemens, Linda Cumbus, Charles Brantley, Joyce Sapp, Jerry Hoak, Billy Townsend, Alicia Varnes, Vaughan McCrea, Carlos Morris. 59140169 Mrs. McGuire has beenkept busy this year, not only by being the Secretary, but also by sponsoring the cheer- leaders. . One way to the students' hearts is through their stom- Mr. Arnold and Bernice have worked hard to keep achs. Mrs.C0mer, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Williams, and everything in 'ship shape' order, Mrs. Samson mot picturecD, are well on their way! I 54 i HELPING OVER 18.000 FAMILIES IN NORTH FLORIDA TO LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY! CLAY ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE INC. 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Charlotte Addison 24 Diane Alderman 23,32,44 Ilene Alexander 24,38 Fay Allen 24,37 John Allen 24,34,35,36,42 David Allison 27,38 Wayne Allison 25,33,36,38,43,45 Julian Ashley 24,32,36 Sara Baldwin 24,35,37,38,40,41,44 Lloyd Baldwin 27,34 Marian Bass 22,29,31,32,33,35,37,46, 47,67,68 John Beck 23,36,45,48 W. D. Beck 23,29,36,48 Frank Beckham 27 Mike Beckham 23,36 Diane Beckham 24 Ray Beckham 24,36 Shirley Beckharn 23,37 Ann Bowen 22,32,35,44 David Brantley 25,38 Jane Brinkley 26 Carol Buchanan 25,28,38,44 Gary Buchanan 25,36,38 David Burkhalter 24, 36,42 Barbara Card 23,32,37 Butch Card 26,36,38 Guy Catchpole 27 Peggy Catchpole 23 David Chiappini 24,36,45 Heidi Chiappini 23 Nicky Chiappini 25,35,38,42 Ruth Cook 22,29,44 Patricia Cumbus 27,38 James Daniels 26 Myril Dglaldson 26,36,38 Bobby Downs 273,383? Donnie Downs 24,36,42,45,48 Jimmy Downs 12,13,18,19,29,31,32,39, 42,43,45,65 Sue Dull 22,29,31,35,46,47 Yancy Dull 27,38,42 Betsy Fettler 26,38 Bruce Finley 24,36 Phillip Finley 23,36,43 Cheryl Finucan 24 Bob Ford 24,36 Jim Ford 23,36,43 Virginia Ford 6,13,19,35,37,44,46,47, 48,65,66 ' Marian Fredriksson 6,12,13,18,31,32, 34,44,46,47,48,55,65,66,67,68 David Gaboardi 27 Elizabeth Garmon 24,38 Duane Gilrie 26 Vicki Gornto 24,38 Glenda Grainger 27 Calvin Guthrie 36,38 Carolyn Guthrie 27 Kenneth Guthrie 25,35 Preston Guthrie 27 John Harpe 22,29,31,36,43 B111 Harris 25,34,35 Glenda Herren 22 Margaret Herren 6,14,65 Linda Hubner 25,38 Gregory Huff 27,38,42 Paul Huff 14,18,19,29,32,36,55,64 Johnny Johnson 22,36,43 Joyce Johnson 24,32,37 Leroy Johnson 22,36,43 Carson Johntry 23,35,36,42 Gene Johntry 27 Nancy Jordan 27,38 Roy Jordan 26,38 Carolyn Kelsey 24 Buck King 22,28,29,32,36 Connie King 25,38,44,66 Ann Kirk 24 Clifford Kirk 27 Joyce Klemens 27,38 Buddy Lee 25 Cissie Lee 24 Jean Lively 24,35,37,44 Donna Marsh 22,29,31,32,34,40,41,44,67 Joe Marsh 25,42 Pamela Maston 24 Bill Matchett 25,36,38 Ernestine Matchett 22,29 George Matchett 25,38 Jimmy Matchett 14,32,36 Wade Matchett 22,29,32 Becky Mathews 24,31,37,44,66 Johnny Mathews 23,36,43 Ralph Mathews 22,31,36,38 Delinda McGee 25 Robert McGuire 25,34,35 Troy McGuire 23,34,36,43 Charles McKinney 25 Babs McLaughlin 23,32,35,37,40,41 Eugene Meadows 22,45 Sharon Miller 24 Diana Minton 25,35,38 Danny Moody 22,32,45,48 Jimmy Moody 27 Sharon Moody 24,38 Ernest Moore 25,38 Steve Morris 24,32,35,36,42,45,48 Trudie Morris 6,15,18,31,40,41,44,47,65,66 Adona Mullis 24,38 Bonnie Nazworth 15,18,28,32 Glenda Nobles 23,44,46,47 Marlene Odom 27,34,38 Bill Ormsbee 25 Donald Parker 26,34 Margie Parker 25 gmdxdmdxd amt Doris Price 26 Larry Price 24,31,36,42 Linda Price 27 Pat Raley 26,38 Burke Read 23,36 Charles Read 26 Stanley Read 27,36,38 Johnny Regan 24,36 Bobby Ridenour 24,36 Billy Roberson 25,31,36,38,42 Carol Rothhammer 6,12,15,19,29,32,65 Eddie Rothhammer 25,38,42 Judy Sapp 27 Alice Sellers 27 Shirley Sever 27 Ellen Scott 6,16,18,28,32,35,44 Martha Scott 23,32,35,46,47 Sammy Sheppard 25 Scott Sipprell 25,38 Margaret Slade 6,16,19,31,32,35,36, 37,39,40,41,44,46,47,48,50,65, 67,68 Cecilia Sparkman 27 Mike Stanford 22,43,45 Frank Strickland 16,18,19,32,36,43 Walter Sturdivant 25,35 Larry Thomas 22,38 Mike Thomas 27 Reda Tiller 6,11,12,17,19,28,31,32 44,46,47,48,65,66,68 Bobby Tison 26,46,38,43,45,66 Carolyn Tison 25,44,48 Kenneth Tomlinson 24,32,35,36,45,48 Richard Tomlinson 26,36,38 Janice Tyre 26,38,44 Leta Tyre 22 Wanda Tyre 24 Mark Varnes 27 Naomi Vaughn 27 Bobby Wallace 27,38 Joe Wallace 27,42 Margaret Wallace 23,32,37 Mike Wallace 22,34,36,38,43,48 Janelle Weaver 27,38 Linda Weaver 23 Phillis Weaver 25,32 Rance Weaver 22,28,29,36,38 Roy Weaver 26, 36, 38 Cathy Webster 23,34, 35,44 Mike Weeks 24, 36 Barbara Weghorst 25 Harold West 25,36,38,42 Larry West 22,36,43 Walter Wilson 24,36 Eddie White 17,36,38 Myra White 27,38 Barbara Whiteford 27 Barbara Whitehead 22, 32, 35, 37 Donald Williams 11,12,,17,18,19, 29, 34, 36, 41, 42, 43: 45, 47, 48, 65 Thomas Williams 27 Patricia Winters 27 Hilda Wise 24,35,37,44 Lettie Wise 27 Janis Wodey 27 mdeMM aQCofgzby now is $97 5a! 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