Palatka High School - Horizons Yearbook (Palatka, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1979 volume:

HORIZONS 1979— Palatka High School Palatka, Florida 32077 Volume 2 TdBLG Of COMTeriTS open ihG 0 0 4 STUDGNT Life 0 io c Losses o 0 0 16 MCULTY O 0 0 128 H-OMGCOMIMG 0 146 CLUBS O 0 0 152 SPORTS o 0 0 198 4DS O O 0 0 266 CLOSIMGO 0 0 300 O) c 'c D Q. o Opening Express Yourself . . . Shout and Cry Laugh and Giggle Skip, Walk, and Run 6 cn c 'c D a O You are an Original . . . for no one else is just like YOU You are a Unique sample of one 7 Opening 11 Student Life 17 seniors Over the past three years the class of 79 has sold candy, car tags and held dances to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom and Grad Night at Disney World. The class also gave Thanksgiving baskets to the needy. In the spring the seniors get together to put on the Senior Show where they ex- press joy, fun times and some sorrow about their last year at PHS. The 1978-79 Senior class officers are Latisha Ward, president; Sharon Lessig, vice-president; Susan Squires, secretary; Ann Henderson, treasurer. Here comes the Class of 79 CO i— o ‘c D cn Bryan Alford Sandra Anders Charles Anderson Denise Andreu Kenneth Andrews Robert Appling Rose Arnold Kaye Arrington Felicia Atkins John Atkins Lynn Baggett Timothy Ballard 19 In a Pep Rally or a Phone Booth Lisa Bartlett Barbara Baxley Tracey Beckler Candy Belser Mitchell Biddle Lauri Bishop Panthers rush out at the beginning of every pep rally sending everyone in the stands to their feet with cheers. Seniors Stand Out X I've got rings on my fingers and bells on my toes. Jan Blake Mark Blakewood Debbie Booth Lennie Bowen Leslie Boyles Randal Boyt Ricky Breland Bobby Brill Anna Brinson Rena Brooks if) o c D CO i— o ‘c CD C ) Studying Was a Must to Pass but . . . Oh. I hope I get an “A” on this test. I really need it. Jann Dunn Barbara Brown Fred Brown Harvey Brown James Brown Tammie Brown Tena Brown Denise Browns Jean Bryan David Bryant Todd Bryant 22 ( ) Success Will be Well Worth the Effort I Lucile Buck Nancy Burke Patsy Burke Ann Burkes Shelly Cannon Bruce Caulk Robin Chancy John Chastain Mary Chesser Wendall Chester You know Pam Gilley is studying hard in Coursey’s class. 23 Faith Cirigliano Kim Clark Teri Clemente Lee Cobb Charlotte Cone Lydia Cooper Cyrus Corey Greg Cauble Whoa! Hold Sandra Sherer hangs in there while she does a quick On There CO o c 0 CO Deirdre Couliette Tammy Courson Craig Cox Thomas Crews Leroy Crumedy Michael Crooms Kevin Daniels Donald Davis 25 cn o 'c CD co Life Thus Far Has Been a Challenge Josie Davis Kenny Davis Mitch Davis Patricia Davis Stephanie Davis Judy Dillard Mike Ditto Joanne Drackett Debbie Drew Jan Dunn Jason Dunn Jane Dupont 26 Yet We Have Only Just Begun Lisa Dupree Bruce Durham David Dwyer Tracy Echols Glen Edwards Gwen Edwards Joseph Edward Laura Ennis co O c 1 CO 27 CO k_ o 'c D CO Those Fun-Loving Senior Gals Express Lance Evans Cheryl Falconbridge Lori Flanders David Fleischer 5 « Senior girls always have and always will love to talk. 28 Themselves as Only They Know How ( ) o C 1 CD J. P. Flint Donald Friar Daryll Futch David Givens Michael Glover That's no helicopter, it's Tena Brown trying new hairstyles. Karen Gaddy Nancy Gaines Malcolm Gale Charlotte Gibbs Terricena Gilyard 29 f) V— o ’c (D CD You Never Know What Seniors May Do Next Setting a new world record for the Guinness Book? Debbie Goodwin Denise Goodwin Sissy Grabhorn Barry Green Dale Green Pam Green Bonnie Griffis Donna Haak Clay Haddock Jerry Hagen 30 Get Their Attention and Hold on Tight Connie Hall Patricia Harden Tony Harmon Barbara Harrell Anthony Harris Jimmy Harris Gregg Harrison Kim Harvey Larry Harvey Keith Hawkins 31 CO g 'c 0 CO Goodbye and ‘Good Luck’ to Underclassmen Bonnie Hayes Danny Hayes Linda Hayes Pam Hayes Virginia Hazlett Karen Heidt Sharon Heidt James Herring Donna Hersey Greg Hersey Bobby Hickenlopper Trent Higganbothan 32 He's the greatest guy I’ve ever met! Janet Register and Sharon Lessig. Roger Hill feels they’re too emotional. Angie Hill Alfonso Hill Cherri Hill CO k_ O c D CO Kathy Hinze Cleveland Hobbs Fred Hodge Richelle Honeysett Dennis Hopper Bobby Hooten 33 Seniors Twelve Long Hard Years of Progress Wallace Horner Wilbert Hough Frank Huber Suzanne Hudgins Lori Hughes Scott Hull David Hunter Lisa Ingram Kenny Isom Caroline Ivey Maria Mullis. Dwayne Trump and Denise Brown are great models. The World Is Catching Up with Seniors ( ) o c CD CO Larry Ivey Keith James Pam James Larry Jarrell Clay Johns Mitchell Johns Clinton Johnson Robert Johnson Chan Jones Katrina Jones 35 Seniors Jam Better 36 We Have Made Memories Here CO I— o c D CO Denise Kemp George Kennedy Kevin Key Kelley Kight Tanya Killen Donna King Timothy King Tim Koone Marcia Laibl Craig Lail Kathy Landrum Gail Largacci 37 Hot Off the Press ( ) o 'c D CO Kelly Lawrence Debra Lee Norma Lee Patricia Lee Sharon Lessig Alphonso Lewis Anthony Lewis 38 Justin Lewis Wayne Lewis James Long Through Hardships We Keep on Truckin’ (J) o 'c D cn Glenn Martin Mark Mast Diana Masters Rita Mastin Jeff Mayo Melissa McCall Helene McCann Beverly McCarthy 39 It’s Everywhere, It’s Everywhere ( ) o ’c D in Leonard McCaskill Willetta McClendon Jeff McGriff Lequitta Medders Paula Merkerson Elizabeth Miller Leroy Miller 40 Randy Miller C ) The Spirit of ’79 Is Everywhere I Judy Milton Debbie Mitchem Gary Moffett Shelia Montogomery David Morgan Julie Morris Rocky Motes Harley Mullins 41 Seniors Say, ‘Never Underestimate the CO k_ o c a CO Maria Muliis Milton Myers Laura Neeley Sherrie Nelson Tammy Nettles Joyce Niles Ricky Overturf Kristi Pacetti Becky Palmer Nan Palmer Oh heck. I’ll just have to fake it. (Malclm Gale) 42 ( ) V- Power of the Upperclassmen! I Dwight Parker Larry Pascal Laura Patilla Jack Pelham Tim Perry Beth Petro Alfonso Pinkston Andres Pipa Raymond Pitts Pam Pollard “Now you know why I’m so smart, I’m a Bookworm,” says Perman Eubanks. 43 Smiles Make the Day Brighter if) o c Q) cn Dean Parrish Sheri Powell John Power Bonnie Price David Price Joel Price Karen Price Joy Prine Faye Rash 44 Jerry Rash Martha Reed Stephanie Reece Seniors Gotta Have Them Wheels CO i— o c CD CO Janet Register Marilyn Rensel Eric Reeves Brad Richardson Christine Richardson D.W. Richardson Charity Ricks Jimmy Rivers 45 ) k- o 'c D C0 Seniors of Today, Leaders of Tomorrow Paul Robbins Lana Roberts Andy Robinson Teresa Rogers Bobby Ruth 46 Bruce Sanders Kevin Sapp Felicia Seabury Wanted: Eligible Senior Males in o c 1 cn Steve Schram Marsha Selph Regina Selph Ralph Sevearance Jequita Sharon Diane Sharpies Donna Shazel Bruce Caulk, with his debonair looks, has difficulty keeping the man-hungry Senior girls at bay. 47 Putting Some Comedy in Campus Life I (TettPHotst I Sandy Sherer Patricia Shiver Connie Singletary Lisa Singletary Jerry Sledge Cecilia Smith Always a Favorite Senior Pastime III III Even a leg needs a little loving sometime. (Kim Thompson) Gary Smith Marsha Smith Paris Smith Stephen Smith Ezmo Snodgrass Seniors Cook Up Plans for Their Future CO k- o c a cn The Pink Panther Twins alias Donna Hersey and Peggy Knox mix up a batch of trouble. Teresa Spell Susan Squires Tonya Staples Lena Staten Richard Steinmetz Kathy Sullivan 50 Happiness Found in so Many Ways . . . w L o c 0). CO Lauri gets caught happily daydreaming about her guy. Please let me take her out to the drive-in. Miss Cindy! Marcie Swilley Tammy Tafoya Chris Taylor Roy Taylor Angelia Thompson 51 As in All Good Things CO o 'c D C ) 52 Cindy Thompson Kim Thompson Darlene Thornton Sharon Tockey Dorothea Traphofner This Senior Year Must Come to an End Lucile charms the photographer with her winning smile. Cindy Tucker David Turner Billy Tuten Randall Vinson Seniors Following the U of F FSU game FSU supporters enjoyed watching Gator backers pay their debt. Robert Walker La Tisha Ward Susan Welch Wayne Westbury Sherri Whittemore 54 Seniors Display a Touch of Class r,) w_ o ’c CD (S) Darlene Wiggs Lanette Wilkinson Patty Wilkinson Antoinette Williams Beverly Williams Joycelyn Williams David Bryant, Teri Clemente and Bobby Hooten were chosen to attend Girls’ and Boys State 55 cn i— o c D 00 Note Taking Time Coursey just finished telling one of his funnier jokes. Leo Club’s sweetheart, pretty Lori Hughes, enjoys a free ride down. Darryl Williams June Williams Rhonda Williams Ruben Williams Tyrone Williams 56 5 St. Johns Ave. in Palatka High’s annual Homecoming Parade. ( ) k_ O ’c Q) CO Seniors of Summer This summer Dorthea and Tonya helped with a mock evacuation. Yvonne Williams Robin Wilson Windell Wingate Todd Wisham Gary Wisnoski 57 CO Sb_ o c D co Seniors Put a Charge in Their Lives Boy! That’s a large hypodermic needle even for a dead battery. (Greg Couble and Lenny Bowen) Kim Wright Lorenzo Wright 58 It Takes All Types To Make a Senior Class ( ) k_ o c CD cn Allen Young Derry Young Lynette Young Quincy Young Pam Blair 59 Tammy Nettles Tammy is a very serious, conscientious young lady, quiet, courteous, and mannerly. She usually has a high A in her classes but if she didn’t, with her smile and dimples, a teacher would consider an A as her reward. Tammy will go far due to her relentless pursuit of her objec- tives and her true dedication. Donald Davis Donald is conscientious and courteous, quiet and strong, a gentleman and a scholar. Donald also has a great sense of humor. He is very likable and possesses qualities of leadership. He is dependable and also takes the time to help and to show he cares about others. Bryan Alford Bryan is truly a young man for all seasons. His wit and sense of humor parallel his intellect and common sense. His genuine in- terest in people is reflected by a radiant smile, a sympathetic ear, and a desire to serve others. Bryan’s happy with himself—a goal for everyone. 60 Felicia Seabury Dale Green Truly outstanding among her peers, Felicia’s innate poise, com- passion, idealism, and ambition have been refined through living and growing with a purpose: to use what she is for the advance- ment of her own best interests and of those around her. To these qualities she adds a love of laughter and an exceptionally warm heart. Debbie Mitchem Debbie is a studious and dependable young lady with a beautiful smile and a great per- sonality. Debbie is that type of person you think of when you hear “most likely to succeed. She always gives that little extra which makes her something special. Ready to help . . . quietly ambitious. Dale is a person who surprises you, for his quietness is deceptive. He has a quick wit and a way of doing a lot of work that goes unnoticed, because he doesn’t toot his horn. With his gentle but strong character and disposition, Dale seeks solutions to human problems rather than complaining about them. co o c CD CO O) c T3 C ro co ■ —■ 3 o 61 Ann Henderson Honest, dependable, sweet, fun- loving, sensitive, dignified, in- telligent. These words describe Ann Henderson. Concerned about the quality of life more than the quantity of life, Ann thinks about the things that matter in the long run. She has her priorities in their proper order. For these at- tributes and more, she has the respect of all who know her. David Bryant David has an excellent mind and the determination to use it to the fullest. He is willing to work, ques- tion and study until he completely understands. He is dependable in his many extracurricular school activities and gives many extra hours to make them successful. Marcie Swilley Marcie is enthusiastic in whatever she does, whether she is playing basketball, solving a math problem or just having fun. She has an excellent, analytical mind and is willing to use it. Her leadership abilities stand out. She is an outstanding example of the all-around student: full of school spirit, active in clubs and sports, and an excellent student. 62 D. W. Richardson D. W. is a good student, a football player, and is involved in many types of school activities. He has a pleasant, easy-going personality, a good sense of humor, and a positive outlook. These attributes enable him to move easily through sports, classes, circles of friends, and on into a confident future. Teri Clemente Teri is a vivacious and popular senior with a warm smile and dynamic personality that allows her to make friends easily. She is a versatile student with many ac- complishments to her credit, in both academic and extra- curricular activities. Teri’s singing talent, creative mind, and organizational ability should aid her in a successful future. Kevin Key Kevin is currently serving as the Palatka FFA Senior Chapter president. Kevin exemplifies those traits which you look for in a Chapter officer: leadership skills, scholastic achievement, and the ability to get along with others. By being courteous, hard working and imaginative, Kevin upholds the high qualities of a good stu- dent. 63 Outstanding Seniors c The Junior Class of PHS has come to life. With only one more year to go, the Class of '80 unites its initiative and potential to create success. Initiative was shown in a previous magazine sale which exceeded $3,000. Not only that, potential was shown in December when over eighty percent of the class passed the State Student Assessment Test. 64 The officers of the Junior Class are Darrell Gilyard, president; Pam Griffis, vice-president; Lisa Barnes, secretary; and Cathy Rash, treasurer; who spent many hours after school working toward the success of their class. Making the Big Move to Upperclassmen David Adams Richard Adams Kay Alford Kenneth Allen James Allman David Anderson Keith Arbuckle Gloria Armstrong Mark Bailey Glenn Barber Steve Barber Joyce Barkley Lisa Barnes Denee Bartels Roderick Bartley Mary Bass Rebecca Bass Cindy Bacon Queen Battles Cheryll Beaver Duane Bennett Danny Bishop Rita Blevins Carol Blount Gail Blount Mary Ellen Blount Steve Blount Dee Boggan John Bolling Steve Boyles O c D ”3 65 CO o 'c “ Bonnie Bramble Coni Bridges Laurie Brooks Brad Brown Johnny Brown Lucy Brown Mark Brown Millain Brown Millard Brown Thomas Brown Hugh Burnham Rebecca Burnham Kathy Burke Trina Burks Robert Burns Class of ’80 Has Got the Spirit Juniors are enthusiastic about foot ball games. They are the spirited group of '80. 66 Selene Calloway Calvester Cason John Carlson Tommy Carlton Sue Carr Bruce Carroll Marie Caruso Candi Cason Greg Cervantes Mary Cervantes Sharon Champion Tanglar Chavis Daryll Clapp Ernest Clayton Joe Cobb Terri Cobb Bill Collins Jimmy Collins Teri Collins Tina Colvin 67 The Junior Class Signifies the End of Dull CO v_ o c D Joe Combs Brett Comer Robert Comer Carole Conlee Suzanne Cook Cathy Cooper Gayle Cooper Debbie Cornelio Mike Coulliette Tina Courson LaSharon Cox Lee Cox Jill Crenshaw Lamar Crews Mary Cross George Currie Mike Davis Carl Dennard Connie Deputy CO Days by Constantly Promoting School Spirit | Timmy Dowling Lewis Drescher Dwight Driggers Teresa Driggers David Duck James Edwards Tom Edwards Leah Efstathion Bernie Ellerby Chad Elliott Dee Dillingham Albert Dion Lisa Dolinski Sharon Dorsey Gordon Dovie Michelle Elliott Brenda Ennis Annette Evans Randy Hedstrom really gets down to the moped. Jeffery Fair Dexter Fells Novice Fells Juniors Guidance Is a Help in Choosing a Career Richard Fields Betsy Fletcher Larry Ford Steve Ford Dwayne Foreman Michael Fox Charlie Francis Frank Frederick Susan Frederick Roy Freeze Becky Frost Bill Fugerer Billy Futch Donna Gainey Freda Gallo Sharon Game Carol Garrett Otis Garrison Darrell Gilyard Johnnie Givens fllECTKOMC ENGH Gosh, we thought you only had to put gas in a car and now look at all this! (Edward Areundo, Tim Ballard, and Kenny Sharpe) Earl Glenn Rick Glisson Lorri Goodman Daniel Gore Rudy Grabhorn John Gresham Micah Griffis Pam Griffis Amy Guess Kenny Gunter David Guthrie Brenda Hall Joey Hall Marla Hamrick Carmen Harrell Wynelle Harrell Sharon Harris Carl Harrison Jesse Hars LaVerne Hartley 71 cn V- q 'c D ”3 Roy Harvey Jay Hayden Ken Hayes Kenny Hebert Judy Heidt Larry Heidt Holly Henderson Susan Hersey Barbara Hines Love Hoerle Penny Holloway Karl Hooten Keith Hooten Mark Hooper Learning Is Ours at So Little Cost, 72 We Sometimes Forget Its Real Worth Tim Hooper P.J. Horner Ernest Houck Chuck Howard Christi Huber Andrea Hudgins Angela Hughes Kris Humphrey Elizabeth Hunter catch up on the latest developments at Palatka High School. Christi Hurwitz Christine Jackson Zethlia Jackson Debra James Robin Jarvis 73 ) 1— o 'c D “5 Dean Johns Pam Johns Rosalyn Johnson Tami Johnson Willie Johnson Carmelia Jones Cleveland Jones Debbie Jones Pete Jones Bonnie Junior Steve Kaercher Pat Keiffer Gena Kelley Leigh Kennedy Jeff Kerwin Jeanette Key Azita Khaghni Wayne Kilcriss 74 Turning Spare Time into Fun Time Is a Junior’s Talent David Kilgore Edward Killebrew David Kinney Beth Knowles Malcom Koone Bernice Kurtz Peggy-Jeane Knox, Toni Silcox make girl talk. Bernie Kurtz Mark Laffien Gus Lancaster Cindy Lane Dewey Lane Mike Lassiter David Lee Sue Lessig Annette Lewis Bernard Lewis Curtis Lewis Sandra Lewis Wanda Lewis Arsmer Leonard Robert Lingerfelt Audra Linton Julie Linton Tommy Livingston Bill Lloyd Lori Lone 75 cn o ’c =3 D Bill Lord Margaret Lusk Audrey MacClellan Marvin McCaskill Tommy McCoy Kenneth McCullough Teresa McPeak Dorri McPherson Terry McPherson Theodore McRae Albert Mack Faith Mack Laura Marriott Leonard Marshall Karen Martinez Barry Mast Karen Mathely Renee Mattea Guy Matthews Jay Melzer Mark Messer Darrell Miller Dennis Mills Charles Mimiage Rose Mitchell Anthony Moore Eric Moore Randal Moore Nora Morgante Asa Morris Juniors Are United by Class Activities 76 Such as Rings and Plans for the Prom Geri Motes Randy Motes Phil Mule Dale Mullin Jeff Mullins Vicki Mullis Tia Murphy Vonda Murray Andre Nelson Elizabeth Neeley Julie Neeley Veronica Nettles Valerie Newport Robert Odom Susan Oliver William O’Steen Donna Owens Tina Pate Pam Peacock Joe Petro Sheryl Phillips Annette Pittman Cindy Pitts Susan Pitts During Career Week assemblies the Junior Class plan their future. Juniors One More to Go Vicki Mullis enjoys going to class at Palatka High School. Melanie Pless Arleen Polite Sandy Pope Lynn Porter Renaye Potter Robert Powers Michele Price Ricky Price Tina Price Jimmy Rainey Cathy Rash Reginald Rasher Stephen Reece James Revell David Richardson Lynn Richie Carrie Riffe Levy Roberts John Robertson Nancy Rogers Donald Roof 78 Juniors Face Decision-Making Time April Ross Glenn Ross Tammy Rowland Mary Runion Don Ryan Mart Sadler Laurie Schlect Danny Schweitzer Marie Scipp Evelyn Scott Tracy Selph Robert Session Daisy Sharp Kenneth Sharpe Becky Shearer Tray Sheffield Harvey Shelley Allen Shepherd Christine Shepperd Debbie Sheppard Wendell Sheppard co u_ O c D “3 79 ( ) i— O 'c D “3 Lloyd Shiver Scott Shuman Dwayne Sigman Toni Silcox Wanda Simmons Ronnie Singletary Mark Slaughter Bennie Smith Carmen Smith Charles Smith Denise Smith Sandra Smith Troy Smith Sally Solana Cindy Solomon Donna Stafford Sheila Stallings Brett St. Amand Craig Stevens Sabra Stilwell Terri Stoeffler 80 David Strange Esther Strange Jerry Strickland Robin Strickland Skip Strickland Tim Strickland Edward Areundo gives Mr. McClain the voltage test. He’s in shock. Mark Strunk Valerie Suttlemyre Jackie Sweat Eunice Taylor Jeanne Tenney Pernell Thomas Roger Thomas Nandra Thompson Theresa Thompson Tracey Tillis Julie Tilton Lena Tilton Cleveland Timmons Amber Tockey Dawn Todd 81 Sometimes We Get Caught by Surprise Lee Tomlinson Leigh Trescot Edie Trumble Irish Trumpler Mickie Tucker Mike Turk Angie Turner Sandy Turner Shana Turner Robert Upchurch Dee Varnadore Sandra Vaughn Wesley Vaughn Renee Vickers Hannah Vining Samuel Vreen Larry Wadsworth Kathy Ward Vanessa Ware Annette Waterhouse Kenny Gunter likes posing for pictures better than class. Malcom Koone takes a break during class to monkey around. Mrs. Richardson holds the attention of Sheryl Phillips and Dawn Todd, but Albert Dion likes the hall view better. Eddie Watts Barbara Weaver Brenda Welch Thomas Welch Allen Wells David Wells Ricky Wells David Welter Randy Werkheiser Brett West Douglas West Chuck Whaley Bruce Wheelis John White Ruth Ann White Unary Wigg Phylis Wiggs Pam Wiley Jane Wilkes Carol Wilkenson 83 Juniors Esther Williams Frank Williams Josephine Williams Michelle Williams Mike Williams Theresa Williams Tom Willis Toni Winslow David Wise Betty Wright Curtis Wright Gosh, this is me. I didn’t know I looked so Foxy! says Stephen Reece. 84 Lequitta Medders, Robin Jarvis and Connie Deputy discuss the newest comics, “their test grades.” Darrell Gilyard gives a smile after the Junior Class election. Gene Young James Young Joanne Young Edward Areundo Sherri Comer Melanie Conner Elsie Counts Deanna Davis co O 'c =3 “0 85 Kenneth Sharp takes an interview and experiences the wonderful world of WORK! David Kenney gains valuable experience in bookkeeping. Barbara Kemplin Anthony Hines Lori Horner Tammy Logan Judy Young 86 ) k_ o ’c “D Tony Yeomans checks to see if anyone is looking before he makes his move. 87 00 00 The class of ’81 is proud to be the first class to spend four years at P.H.S. The sophomores showed their enthusiasm in many ways. At pep rallies and games their spirit was heard by all. For the second year in a row, the class of ’81 won the Spirit Chain Contest with over 3000 links during Homecoming Week. 90 The class of ’81 is represented by Brenda Atkins, president; Dawn Dion, secretary; Wendal Sheffield, treasurer and Angela Hughes, vice-president. The class of ’81 became a big part of the upperclassmen crowd. Sophomores Settle Down for Second Year Linda Ackeret Birdie Adams Johnny Adams Mellanie Adams Robin Adkins Artis Allen Barbara Allen Ron Alton Alma Anders Allen Anderson Anetira Anderson Jay Anderson Mark Angel Carol Ansley Crystal Appling Brenda Atkins Ted Averett Debbie Bankhardt Donna Banks Jimmy Barber Mike Barber Ginger Barnes Benita Bass Todd Baxter Emily Baggett Mark Bainbridge Richard Bair Lisa Baker Steve Baker Kytrina Baldwin Anita Beauford Clayton Beauford Eric Beckler David Bellamy Kim Bennett Danny Black Ann Blackwelder John Blackwelder Liz Blackwelder Darryl Bliss Regina Blevins John Boggerley ) 0) v_ o e o -C a. o cn 91 ( ) D O E o -C Q. O cn Joe Booth Lori Botting Wesley Boykin Cheryl Bradshaw Mark Branch Jamie Branham David Brock Cassandra Brown Janice Brown Lewis Brown Meverly Brown Bambi Bryan Renee Bryant Randy Burgoyne Chris Burke Paula Burke Joanne Hart and Lisa Floyd talk during luncn about the big Jayvee game that night—hoping they will win. 92 Sophomores Show How Photogenic They Are Sophomores are all ears when it comes to Mr. Brock’s Class. Judy Burkes Suzanne Burham Leisa Burnett Pamela Butler Angela Calloway Greg Campbell Steve Canon Eric Canty Candy Carbo Jennifer Carnley Grace Carr James Carter Nancy Carter Aaron Champion Myra Clapp Carol Clark Cleveland James Laura Clifton Scott Cole Sharon Cole Keith Collier Darlene Collins ) 0) o E o -C a o cn 93 In football P. E. Lewis Brown shows his ability to do hard work while Coach Bennett looks on. Glen Courson Tom Craddock Billy Crenshaw Corinna Curley Mary Cutrer Cheryl Dagnois Angela Dallas Cheryl Dandee Marilyn Dasher Bruce Davis Clifford Davis Debbie Davis Dana Day Lori Decubellis Pete Degeyter Beverly Delaney Joetta Denny Mary Devore 94 Sophomores Have Made It Over the Hump Tony Dicarlo Cindel Dillinger Dawn Dion Pat Ditto Richard Dobbs Martin Draughor Robert Drayton Johnnie Drew Darryll Dumas Ricky Dunklin Donna Dupree Pam Edwards ( ) D O E Majreen Taylor, Coni Taylor, and Ima Stephens find that book work is import int in Food and Nutrition class. % Lisa Ego Lori Ego Bobby English Judy Evans Carolyn Faunce Mark Flanders 95 There’s Always Time for Goofing Off if) 1) k_ O E Charles Fleer Lisa Kay Floyd Desaree Ford Teresa Fox Terry Frances Lenora Fredrick Augustine Freese John Fryer William Fugua Sharon Gaddy Joni Gaines Christie Gale Mike Gallo Lisa Game Tony Gardner Tim Gasche Scott Germany George Gibson Jackie Gibson Jerry Gibson Esther Gilyard Paul Gilyard Davie Gordon David Gornto Lisa Gornto Richie Gould 96 Skills Are Learned at Palatka High John Ledley shows his talent and workmanship at welding co 1) O E Diane Grabo David Green Fred Green Phyllis Green Scott Greene Laura Griffin Leon Griffis Steve Griffis Tim Griffis Cindy Groden Beverly Gunter Robbie Gunter Faye Hagans Bryce Hall Richard Hall Gloria Hamm Kevon Hancock Mike Hanstord Bruce Hardy Shelly Harris Joann Hart Mary Jane Havis Russell Hawkins Paul Hayes Frank Hayneswort Kathy Hazlett 97 c Q) i— O E CO Wayne Hars Dewayne Head Gary Heidt Laurie Hemphill Bill Herring Gary Hersey Willie Hicks Bruce Hill Nickie Hill Robert Hilts Peggy Hinkle Terry Hodges Jack Holloway Tim Holloway Laura Hoover David Houston Julie Huber Annette Hudson Jill Hurwitz Debra Hutchinson Naomi Hutson Cathy Ivory 98 Disco Fever Hits the Class of ’81 Jean James Dawn James Cynthia Jenkins James Johns Calvin Johnson Ernest Johnson Frank Johnson Harrelyn Johnson Theresa Johnson Wendy Johnson Charles Jones David Jones Dean Jones Diane Jones Eddie Jones Sonia Jones Glen Joos Philip Jordon Rose Junior Curtis Kalaczynok Gracia Keeney Ralph Keiffer Andrea Keith Liz Kendricks Susan Kirby Tammy Knight Deidra Laeber Cindy Laibl Joy Landrum Gene Largacci Kermit Lawhorn Patricia Lawrence Paula Lawrence Paulette Lawrence Arthur Leary John Ledley Donna Lee Philip Lee Alesia Lewis Curtis Lewis Karen Lewis Ronnie Lewis 99 Physical Fitness Is Essential for PE Aron Livingston Dietrick Lockhart Angela Luke Felecia Lymas Shannon Lynch Albert Mack Cam Major Larry Major Scott Major Edward Mallard Robert Massey Roger Marlow Buzzy Mars Teresa Martin Vincent Martinez Blair Mast Donna Masters Randy Mathews Gary Matley Randy Mauldin Charles McCall Anthony McCaskill Russell McCoy John McCray Joe McGee John McKinney Cindy McKinnon Denise McLaughlin Robert McLaughlin Lea McMath 100 Eric Beckler and Todd Baxter are all grins when it comes to taking pictures in Miss Ann Walton’s Spanish class. Sheila McNeill Ray McNett Wanda McNett Gray Mead Tonie Meadows Pamela Melton Marcia Michael Teresa Michael Doreen Miller Tom Miller Joe Millikan DeDe Mills Anthony Milton Denorris Mitchell Lequitta Mitchell Tracy Monroe David Moore Kevin Moore Laurie Morton Jeff Motes Alonzo Mulberry Todd Mullins Donna Mullis Crystal Murray Robert Murray Vincent Nattid Carlton Nalworth Larry Nettles Cindy Nipper Sandy Nipper 101 (f) 1 O E o n Cl O cn Albert Norris Cheryl Norris Tammy Oliver David O'Steen Mike O’Steen Zella O’Steen Lynn Owens Tommy Owens Brett Pacetti Joel Padgett Debbie Palmer Morgan Parkison Becky Pascal Steve Payne Delois Pearce Forest Peeples Mike Pekrul Walton Pellicer Joe Perry Mark Percell Harvey Peterson Vernon Pierce Michael Placona Deanna Pless Denise Pless Diane Polk Dale Pollard Charles Poole Alicia Porter Carolyn Price Jerry Price Keith Pringle 102 ( ) 1 O E o -C Q. O C0 Eddie Pumphrey Karen Ramer Richard Ratliff Brenda Ratz Donnie Rawl Rena Reavis Annette Redaine Anna Reed Kelly Reed Lewis Register Juliet Revell Nikki Rezanka Fred Rhodes Davie Ricks Tina Rimiller Cheryl Rivers Kenny Roberson Authur Roberts Juanita Robertson Anna Marie Robinson Lisa Rosenbaum Dana Ross Renee Russell Lisa Sadler Margaret Sanders Kim Sapp Soncee Saucerman Brenda Sawders Debbie Schlecht Donna Schlectht Randy Seal 103 if) CD u. O E o SZ CL O CO Brenda Sellers Wendall Sheffield Felicia Sheppard Cathy Sledge Bali Smith Barbara Smith Gary Smith Reginald Smith Tika Smith Lester Sneden Kim Socha Steve Sparks Mark Stallings Juanita Stanley Ima Stephens Teresa Stewart Billy Stone The Sophomore Class Shows Their 104 Spirit for Palatka High Panthers showed their spirit and joy at the pep rally in the Palatka High School gym Karen Straner Scott Strickland Faye Styles Lari Sumner Laura Swain Rachel Swann Patti Sweat Polly Swilley Coni Taylor Lisa Taylor Maureen Taylor Carl Tennant Rachel Terhune James Thomas Mark Thomas Robert Thomas Joanne Thompson 105 Sophomores ( ) D O E o sz CL o C ) Pepper Thompson Diana Tillis Sylvester Tolber Lois Townsend John Traxler David Trescot Mary Trump Tony Underwood Darlene Varnadoe Debbie Varnadore Vicki Vaughn Harold Walker Regina Walker Alberta Ware Brent Ward Kristie Ward Sherri Ward Jay Warwick Kim Watts Dorman Weaver Titus Welch Ronald Welter John Wescott Laura White Robert White Tammy White Kristina Wigg Alonzo Wiggs Christy Wilkinson Donna Wilkinson Clinton Wilkinson Lori Wilkinson Maurica Wilkinson Robin Wilkinson 106 Sophomores Work Hard in and out of School Alphonso Williams Donald Williams Evonne Williams Janson Williams Patricia Williams Paula Williams Debbie Williford Janice Willis Marcy Willis Pam Willis George Wilson Patricia Wilson Shawn Wilson Hosea Winn Darren Wren Anthony Wright Betty Wright Cynthia Wright Maurion Wydham Randy Yeomans Sherry York Gerurd Addison Steve Baker Charles Barrinat Sonya Bender Scott Buck 107 Sophomores Sophomores Are True to the End if) Q) V- O E o -C CL o cn Rose Covin Jim Edmundson Diane Goodson George Hobbs Dwayne Keeley John McPherson Eric Shuman Asteria Thomas Thomas Gilley 108 Kathy Hazlett boogies down to the beat at the high school dance. 4 The Freshmen class of 1978-79 was full of high spirited students, who through hard work have started to raise money for their Junior Prom and Grad Nite. This year’s projects included a bottle drive, candy sales, and car washes. Officers— KanDee Hancock, president; Jill Fowler, vice-president; Kelley Donnelly, secretary; and Lisa Montague, treasurer—all had a tough job ahead of them representing the largest class at P.H.S. But along with their class sponsor, Mr. Ron Dennis, they brought about a successful year. no Freshmen Start Off at a Good Pace C 0 E JC cf) 0 L. LL Wendy Adams Donna Adkins Fred Alexander Wayde Alford Craig Allen Eddie Allen Ronald Allen Charles Amick Dione Anderson Kristy Andreu Clifford Anderson Angela Andrews Freddie Atkins Greg Atkinson Charles Austin Marie Ballantine Pam Ballard Steve Bandy Monica Bankhardt Pam Bass Jaquelyn Bastick Arthour Battles Tammy Baxter Jed Bedenbaugh Melvin Belcher Steven Bell Angellia Bellamy Della Bellamy Tammy Bellamy Daisy Belton Dana Bennett Danny Biddle Lucy Blackwelder James Blakely John Blakely Jaquelyn Blasenhauer Tony Blarker Lavonia Boyer Ronnie Bramble Claude Brazzeal Angie Breland John Bridges in c 0 E -C Cf 0 LJL PHS Is the Home of the Macho Man Donna Brooks Sandra Brooks Mike Brown Paula Bryant Carolyn Buck Tracey Burnett Lisa Butler Alice Cain Annie Campbell Michelle Campbell Jackie Carlson Teresa Carr Aw! Come on Coach Bennett, get this thing off of me,” groans Gary Hathy. 112 Frosh Make a Big Splash at Palatka High C CD E Joni Carrocino Debra Caroll Mary Carter Cathy Cason Ellnora Cason Steve Cason Carla Caulk Donna Causey Lisa Clark Marsha Clark Cynthia Cobb Daniel Collins 113 Joan Collins Kyle Collins Melodie Collins Philip Collins Jeff Combs Connie Comer Diane Comer James Conrad Steve Converse Rhonda Cook Randy Cooke Theresa Corbin Clay Corey Lori Cothron Angela Counts Tammy Craddock Billy Crews David Crosby Jay Crouse Pam Cubbedge Dione Cutrer Brett Daniels Andrea Davis Chris Davis Sue Dennard Richard Diehl David Dillingham Thomas Dion 114 c D Kelly Donnelly £ Dwayne Donohoo 1I Ann Donovan q David Dowda £ Joseph Driggers Lisa Dunbar Dane Dwyer Tammy Earhart Susan Echols Kathy Edwards Regina Edwards Basel Elgin Kim Elliot Penny Elliot Kenny Eubanks Lori Eubanks Cleveland Evans Todd Everson Tracy Farmer Bobby Feagin Carol Fells Darby Felton Preston Fields Blair Floyd William Forbes Kristy Ford Ginny Fowler 115 Jill Fowler Maria Fowler Timothy Fowler Herbie Fridy Melissa Futch Robert Geohagan Katrina Ghames Lisa Gornto Robert Granger Ken Gray Bobby Green Lynn Greene Dawn Greer Jack Griffin Richard Griffin Jimmy Griggs Rodger Gunter Ricky Guthrie Mike Hagans Gary Hall Roxa Hamilton Kan Dee Hancock Shane Haney Angela Hardin Lori Harper Dana Harris Rita Harris Gary Hathy 116 c D Scott Hayden jZ Sheila Hayes si Ronnie Hearst Evelyn Hendrieth £ Izell Hendrieth Keith Higginbotham Brian Hill Roger Hill Stephanie Hines John Hoare Laura Hoover Willi Hope Allen Hopper James Howers Beth Hunter Chuck Hunter Leanne Ingram Bernadette James Bobby Johns Melinda Johnson Eric Johnson Janet Johnson Marion Johnson Jesse Johnston Calvester Jones Mark Jones Wanda Jones Wonda Jones 117 Palatka High Is a World of Confusion C 1) £ -C ( ) 0) Laurie Judd Shawn Judd Faye Junior John Kaercher William Kalaczynski Debbie Kane Jerry Kania Kristi Keiffer Chris Keller Jimmy Kerce Karen Key Margie Kilgore Sue Ellen Kilgore Willie Joe King Deenna Kite April Knight David Knight Dana Knighten Jackie Knowles Roberta Knox Brian Kurtz Susan Lancaster 118 Freshmen Learn to Adjust Quickly C 1 E Bellinda Lane Melissa Lashley Clay Largacci Chip Lee Craig Lee Loretta Lee Timmy Lee Gregg Leitz Artis Leonard Liz Loveday Jamie Lowe Mike Lusk Bryan Marshall Ruth Mast Derinda Masters Robin Mathews Carmen Mattox Mary Mattox Debra Matson Priscilla Mauldin Anita May Gwin May Jim McClung Ronny McKinney Tami McLeod Renee McNair Susan McTaggart Robert Meaders Angella Medders Merry Messer U9 Jerri Milesbough Edwina Miller Cynthia Mimiage Vona Miracle Lanette Mishoe Spencenia Mitchell Lisa Montague Scott Montgomery Butch Moore Donald Moore Leianne Moore Osteen Moore Ron Moore Diana Morgan Kim Morgan David Morgante Gene Morgante Cindy Morrell 120 for the years to come at Palatka High School life of a Freshman Tammy Morris Alan Myers James Nealy Lovethia Neely Paul Newman Lemon Nixon Vicky Nowlin Arnold Odom Darryl Oliver Trish Osbourne Loren Osterhout Danielle Owens Katrina Pace Dawn Page Robert Parrish Trina Passmore Loenard Patties Cristie Payne Gloria Payne Debbie Pekrul Teresa Phipps Warren Powell Thomas Power Chris Pressley 121 Freshmen Never a Dull Day in a Freshman’s Life C D £ -C ) 1 k- UL Gwen Prince Cheryl Purdee Patricia Ramsey Rusty Register Robert Reid Wilbert Reid Debbie Rhodes Hallie Ridaught Todd Riddle Tony Rief Dina Rigdon Steve Robbins Carol Roberson Freddie Roberts David Robinson Freddie Robinson Jane Rodriguez Mark Rollins Quinn Romay Rick Rowan Denise Rowland Kim Saunders Randy Seal Ava Seaney Timmy Lee . . . Can he be camera shy? Greg Session William Session Carol Sevearance Kim Shannon Melody Sharp Tammie Shearer Judy Sheffield Charlene Shedd David Shepard Happiness Is . . Candy Sheppard Marsha Sheppard Paul Simon Ray Siprell Sharon Smith Sheila Smith Stanford Smith Teresa Smith Sandy Socha Happiness is a warm hug. (Deenna Kite, Paul Newman) Jack Solomon Mike Stanley Gidget Starling James Starnes Scott Stilwell Frank Strange Lori Strickland Merion Strong Sandra Stuckey Billy Suttlemyre Patty Swan Richard Sweeting Kevin Tenney Kelly Thomas Kenneth Thomas Pam Thomas Roger Thomas Twila Thompson Edward Thorp Kelly Tillis Lynda Tillis Terry Tillman Willie Tilton Caroll Timberlake 123 New Experiences Dane Dwyer sketches out another one of his famous works of art. Cindy Totti Kent Trevorah Jeff Trump Janna Turner Mike Turner David Uhr Wayne Underwood Allen Veazy Charlene Viers William Vinson Kathy Vreen Mike Wadsworth Robin Waldrop Lynn Walker Jeff Ward Juanita Ward Troy Ward Cheryl Warren Susan Weigel Paul Weisman Cindy Wells Donny Wells Curtis West Julie West Suann Westgate Elizebeth Wheeler 124 Freshmen Take Pride in Their Work C d) E JO a) D “This time I’m gonna do it right,” says Mike Hagans. Terry Wigg James Wiggs Darlene Wilkinson Geraldine Wilkinson Lori Wilkinson Sandra Wilkinson Tim Wilkinson Burdette Williams Edgar Williams Ginny Williams Jack Williams John Williams Lester Williams Thomas Williams Tyrone Williams Catherine Willis Darla Wilson David Wise Kelvin Winson Hosea Winn Veronica Wimberly Jenny Wrynn 125 c Q) £ Frosh Are Buzzing with Imagination Missy Areundo Jekita Ashford Greg Baggs Lisa Beecher Sarah Beverly Lori Blackwelder Veronica Brewer Frank Burkes Barbara Cameron Twila Candy Carrie Carbo Nancy Carter Ellnora Cason Lee Cox Paulette Durden Lisa Gornto Tamera Goshern Mitchell Jackson Loretta Maxwell Sheila Price Gail Prince Lori Cothron is one of our exchange students from Mars. 126 Administration Seeks To Reach Excellence 1) Mr. Don Williams, vice-principal 2) Mr. Carl Herring, principal 3) Mr. Henry Wright, special service administrator 4) Mr. John Cun- ningham. Academic Administrator 5) Mr. Jim Ward. Vocational Ad- ministrator 130 Staff Lends Helping Hands 1) Mrs. Billie Dumas, secy, to the principal 2) Mrs. Betty Smith, office secy.; Mrs. Jane Campbell, general aide; and Mrs. Janet Wright, switch board operator. 3) Mrs. Carolyn Gornto, bookkeeper; and Mrs. Pam Douglas, cashier. w c CO 1) Q ■O c CO 0) o c CO o ’3 o Advice Available for All Occasions The guidance counselors endeavor to assist students in the selection of proper courses for their chosen field of study. The deans in our high school play an important part. They all work together to keep law and order, enforcing rules established by the school and school board. 1) Deans. Terry McCool, Mary Palmer, and Marshall Jones. 2) Terry McCool seems to be making his usual rounds. 3) Guidance Counselors, Mary Jo Perry, Cathy Merritt, Waymond Gooding. Peggy Hodges, aide; Barbara Fagin, aide; and Ken Brauman. 132 (fi D LRC’s and Aides Work for Everyone | c CO (0 The LRC 1 and 2 contains many valuable learning aides for the student, and is always at the students' □ disposal.. The LRC 1 contains books that can be borrowed and the LRC 2 contains reference materials and audio-visual equipment. 1) Sandra Rand. Kathy Vause, Josphine Stallings. Bernice Walker, Altermease Lewis, and Janice Marrs. ESE Aides 2) Artie Allard, Media Specialist; Ina Morgan, Media Director; Betty Fales. Library Aide. 3) Betty Jean Bryan, General Aide 4) Bonnie Frye and Winifred Williams. Dean's aides 1 4 33 Adding It Up co The following are part of the Math Department: John Brock, Joseph Murano, Sandra Rand, aide; William Newson, Cody Merwin, Bernice Walker, aide; Candace Tilton, James Lynch, Karen Hughes, Mary Jo Jones, Mildred Parrish, and Kathy Vause, aide. 2) Mrs. Lynch seems to be swamped in work. 3) Mr. Brock really get excited over good papers. 134 D O Science Teachers Help Students Progress § 1 1) The following are this year’s Science teachers: Mrs. Paula Lawerence. Mr. Henry Jenkins. Mrs. Nyta Richardson, department chairperson; and Mrs. Lorraine Simmons. 2) Mrs. Richardson takes time to review for today’s lesson. 3) Mrs. Simmons says. ‘‘All right now. who stole my M M's?” 135 English, a Basic Necessity to 1) O) CO D O) c ro With a curriculum geared for the individual student at P.H.S., four years of English is required. Speech, journalism, publications, and VOE are elec- tives in the department. These teachers dedicate themselves to prepare students for a future of communication. i 1) Coach Dennis exhibits his famous So What expression. 2) Miss Embree turns her head. 3) Carolynn Wright, Jeannette Banks. Robert Penouilh, Kathryn Stricklyn. Latin and French; Marie Colvin, substitute; Phyllis Hunter, Mary Louise Thomas, Polly Payne. Mary Embree. Jean Dunagan, Ron Dennis, Jack Rogero, Peggy Cole, Barbara Peacock, Ann Walton, Spanish. 136 3 Faces of Man’s Past, Present and Future 1) The following are members of the Social Studies Department: Ann Coursey. Bettie Darus, Jearline Miller, Julie Pratt, Mike Ruszkowski, John Gartin, Fred Villacampa. Charles Coursey, Jacob McLean, Charles Morgan. 2) Miss Darus always has a way to make her social studies class interesting. Not pictured is Mr. John Valias. Through social studies students are able to study different heritages and problem that have faced today’s problems. American history and world history are such just courses. Florida history gives student an in depth look in to the states’ past. American govern- ment discusses problem of the Communist vs. the American ways. WBM 2 137 History to CO D c CO 3 CD Pathway to Careers Ringing typewriters, shorthand symbols, balance sheets and keeping books are all part of preparing students for the business world. The courses that a student can find in the business department are ones that will help a student in business careers, economic information, and every- day use. 1) Mr. Bob Oliver 2) These are the following teachers in the business department: Bob Oliver, Louise Seabury. Twyla Elliot, Jackie Warwick, Sandra Batson, Linda Johns, and Grace Smith. COURAGE, MR. EMPLOYER HELP IS ON THE WAY M STUDYING • . ORTHAND TYPING ACCO CHIN f� 2 138 o LU 0 E o X Preparing for the Future Lies in Home Ec The Home Economics Department’s goal is to help youths assume their roles in society through Home Economics Education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community in- volvement. 1) Christine Richardson sews up a breeze in her home economics class. 2) Mrs. Smith and Ann Henderson always find time to cut a few laughs in class. 3) The following are teachers in the Home Economics Department: Wanda Breeden, Rita Smith, Sally Smith. Connie Crouch, Mavis Holly, Edwin Williams. 139 Vocational Courses ‘Work’ for Students The Vocational courses at PHS are designed to help students gain skills that can be used in the working world after graduation. Some of these skills are carpen- try, masonry, drafting, and auto mechanics. 1) The Vocational teachers are Wayne Sumner, carpentry; Gene Horne, auto mechanics; Bobby Atkins, small gas engines; Don Green, Amer. Industries; John Harmon, masonry; Sam Adams, Voc. Ag.; Harold Wilson. Voc. Ag.; Leonard Whipple, drafting. Not pictured is Andy McClain. 2) Mr. Harmon helps Bobby Brill and Lance Evans work a machine. 140 Students Learn New Abilities at PHS O h- o CE T3 UU W 0 Driver’s Education is a class Q where correct skills and attitudes are learned as well as character traits such as courtesy and con- sideration of others. Ninety-five percent of the students at PHS take this class. ROTC is known statewide because of the Drill Team. The purpose of ROTC is to help develop future military leaders. 1) Mr. Henderson and Mr. McPherson have been teaching Driver's Ed. for a total of 42 years. 2) The ROTC teachers Col. Jordon, CW3 Strickland, and 1st Sgt. French. 1 2 141 LU CL i Sound Mind and Body 1) Mrs. D. Aired even finds time to catch her breath. 2) Coach Bennett labors over some of his paper work. 3) Coach Cooper seems to be disgusted with the perfor- mance of his class. 4) Coaches of the Physical Education Department: Mary McCool, Jimmie Alexander. James McCool. James Alexander. Running track, playing basketball and volleyball and lifting weights are only a few of the many ac- tivities students were involved in if they took P.E. Even though students were only required to take P.E. for two years, many juniors and seniors continued the course. 142 T3 C CO o co 3 Arts Enrich Life The Art and Music Departments at P.H.S. are ones that enable students to develop their talents. Mr. Dale Newman, art; Mrs. Pat Boyle, art; Mr. William Turnbull, music; and Mr. Jim Pignato, music; work hard in order to give the students serious instruction and also a good time. The music teachers sponsor their students in concert band-symphonic band and choral group concerts each year. The art teachers sponsor their students in art exhibitions at school and in community art shows. 1) Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Pignato agree on a piece of music. 2) Marion Johnson displays some of the talents she discovered in art class. 3) Mr. Newman is definitely camera struck. We Couldn’t Get Along without ’Em c CO T3 O 00 O T3 C (C CO _ 0 - G) ro O The cafeteria prepares meals dai- ly for 1600 students. This year the cafeteria has started a Yak group (a group of students who help the cafeteria staff make up meals for the school). Students are now allowed in the kitchen to prepare meals. Custodians are always working to try to make PHS look nicer. 1) Cafeteria staff workers. 2) Custodian staff. 1 2 144 Special Education Is Practiced at PHS ■O LU o 0) Q. CO Exceptional Student Education is taught at PHS. It takes a lot of patience, time, and understanding with each individual student. 1) Ms. Kramer explains to her student what to do. 2) Reva Harris, Carole Ruszkowski, Pam Randle. Karen Andrews, and Ellen Kramer are the teachers of Special Educa- tion. 147 Homecoming Homecoming 78. It was our first real one. Friday Night Fever was its theme. But it was more like a fever that lasted all week and only got down to normal the Monday after. A stranger would have wondered what was going on at Palatka High. One day it was disco fashions, another school colors and crazy hats worn in class . . . poodle skirts and the 50’s grease . . . boogying in the gym . . . somber black and a funeral for the Starke Tor- nadoes at the Panther Prowl ... the traditional bon- fire and snake dance. Spooks and goblins, Carl’s Angels and more showed up the last day, as Halloween came early and students, faculty and staff caught the fever. Art Club took first place for best float in the parade; FFA, second; Tri-Hi-Y, third. At halftime, last year’s Oueen Sandee Becker crown- ed Joyce Niles Homecoming Oueen. Joyce’s atten- dants were Tina Brown, Nancy Gaines, Linda Hayes, and Ann Henderson. Even the loss to Starke 21-13 could not cool Friday Night Fever which continued with dancing to the Music Express. It was a fever that lasted all week. It wore itself out at last. Homecoming 78. i 2 148 5 1) Joyce Niles, escorted by Roger Niles, was crowned Homecoming Queen. 2) Homecoming Attendants 78 were Tena Brown escorted by Mr. Johnny Brown; Lin- da Hayes, Keith Hawkins; Nancy Gaines, Bryan Gaines; and Ann Henderson, Spencer Walker. 3) One of the many floats in the homecoming parade. 4) Sissy Grabhorn gets down to the beat at the dance. 5) Dawn Todd is concerned as the Tornadoes score again. 6) The Panther defense tries to stop the Starke running back. Homecoming O) c E o o D E Fever + Floats + Football = Friday 0 1 1) Members of the Panther team carry the remains of the Starke Tornadoes to their grave. 2) Members of Keywanettes show- ed their spirit by participating in skits at the Panther Prowl. 3) The bonfire at the Panther Prowl was too hot for our Florida weather. 4) Students here link up to form part of the snake train. 1 Everybody Got Into the Act 1) Students aren’t the only ones who show school spirit as Jane Campbell. Janet Wright and Betty Smith impersonate Charlie’s Angels. 2) Elaine Deihl. Bozo the clown, smiles for the photographer. 3) Mr. Gartin is attacked by one of his so called students. 151 Homecoming 153 ■Si 0)1 CD | Club Sponsors Miss PHS 1) Lisa Ingram. Miss PHS and talent winner; Terri Keene. 1st runner-up and Miss Congeniali- ty; Felicia Seabury, 2nd runner-up; and Sharon Tockey, 3rd runner-up. 2) Lisa Ingram is crowned by Teri Clemente. 3) Officers of Beta Club 4) Senior Beta members 5) 78-79 Beta Club members 154 Truth + Honor + Wisdom = Beta Club Beta Club is one of the biggest clubs in PHS. Its 60 members have a 3.0 average each. A national club, it sponsors the annual Mr. and Miss PHS contests. The 78-79 officers are David Bryant, pres.; Mark Slaughter, vice-pres.; Holly Henderson, secy.; Leah Efstathion, publicity chr.; and Hannah Vining, comm, chr.. Mrs. Paula Lawrence is the sponsor. 156 Homecoming Is Council’s Main Thing Student Council is made up of 44 students who represent the entire student body of PHS. The officers are Dale Green, president; Donna Haak, vice-president; Nancy Gaines, treasurer; Joyce Niles, secretary; and Ms. Kramer, spon- sor. Student Council sponsored Homecoming which consisted of the game, dance, parade, and ac- tivities throughout the week. They had bake sales to raise money for Toys for Tots. 1) Members of the House 2) Officers and Senate 3) Debbie Mitchem and Dale Green make posters to support the Keep PHS Clean program. 4) Homecoming dance o c o O c d) T3 3 cn 157 Opportunities To Serve . ifl 1) Keywanette officers and Romeos are Hannah Vining, sec.; Sheri Powell, vice-pres.; Faith Cirigliano, tres.; Joyce Niles, pres.; Sue Lessig. pres-elect; Donna Haak,sgt.-at-arms. Mark Slaughter, Mike Ditto, Darryl Clapp, Jimmy Rivers, and Skip Strickland. 2) Christi Hurwitz is comforted by friends when she realizes she spent her Tom Watt money on candy. 3) Hannah Vining calms Leah Efstathion when Leah learns she must wear a dress to Kiwanis. 4) Members of Keywanettes 78-79. This year the Keyettes changed their club name to Keywanettes in order to become affiliated with Kiwanis International. They have done many service projects such as having a car wash and a dance for Toys for Tots. In February they had an Inter-Club Volleyball Tournament in which all proceeds were donated to the American Cancer Society. 158 3 co CD S C CO 5 (D Toys for Tots Bring Happiness to Kids Objects of Keywanettes Club To provide opportunities for leadership training and group activities through working together in service to school and community To develop positive and useful citizenship respon- sibilities and a dedication to the improvement of all human relationships To cooperate with the school administration To encourage loyality to school, community and na- tion JD jo O ■ CD ‘We Build’ Is Key Club’s Mottc 2 Key Club is a nationally affiliated club with the Kiwanis. Their motto, “We Build,” helps to describe the club’s activities within the school and community. Through years of hard work, the Key Club has built up a reputation of quick, competent, young men who have learned the skill of working together. 1) This year's officers are Bryan Alford, sgt.-at-arms; Nancy Gaines, Sweetheart; Richard Steinmetz, pres.; Tammy Johnson, Sweetheart; Bobby Hooten, vice-pres.; Kim Watts, Sweetheart, Freddie Brown, It. gov.; Mike Ruszkowski, sponsor. 2) The Key Club members. 160 X 1) Tri-Hi-Y officers are Marcia Liabl, pres.; Laura Jones. 2nd v. pres.; Sue Lessig, secy.; Cherri Hill, tres.; Cindy Liabl, sgt.-at-arms; Regina Blevins, chaplain. Romeos are Mark Blakewood, Jimmy Collins, Donald Davis. Joe Cobb. Scott Strickland, Larry Jarrell. Scott Montgomery, Steve Cason. 2) Tri-Hi-Y members. Tri-Hi-Y Serves 2 161 Civinettes serves the school and the Community. It is sponsored by Ms. Karen Hughes. There are 42 members. Civinette has many money making projects and ac- tivities such as car washes, par- ties, selling candy, etc. Civinettes have contributed efforts on both local and national levels through projects such as the American Cancer Society and the mentally handicapped. Their success has been made possible through the leadership of their sponsor. 1) The 78-79 Civenette members. 2) The 78-79 club officers are Lynn Baggett; pres.. Sherry Nelson; vice-pres., Dorthea Traphofner; sec., Carolyn Garrett; tres., and Susan Squires; sgt.-at-Arms. The Romeos are Scott Cole, Tommy Carlton, J.P. Flint, Larry Harrey. 3) Civinettes initia- tion for new members. 4) Sherry Nelson decorates for the Civinettes' monthly teacher Birthday Party. 163 o cc 0) c Service Above Self The Interact Club is involved in several activities this year with the dance being the biggest so far. They will also have the annual Bar-B-Q and the Derby at the end of the year. Interact had a new initiation this year with the new members dressing up as flowers. Jimmy Alexander is the new co-cponsor this year. 3 164 o 03 Active Club Pushes Projects I 1) Members earn valuable convention points at the dance. 2) Eric Beckler is a blossoming new Interact member. 3) The 1978-79 Interact Club. 4) Interacts outstanding float? 5) 1978- 79 officers are, Standing—Darryl Clapp, sgt.-at-arms; Wayne Westbury, hist.; Mark Blakewood, tres.; Rudd Jones, V.P.: J.P. Flint, corr. sec. Sitting—John Atkins, sec.; Donna Haak. Sweetheart; Mike Ditto, pres. 6) 1978-79 Calendar Girls and Sweetheart. 4 5 w e cn ai c Z5 o “D 1) Jimmy Collins, reporter and David Wise, sports editor. 2) David Bryant, editor. 3) 1978-79 Panther Press staff. 4) Faith Cirigliano. Jill Hurwitz, Barbarae Brown, reporters. 5) Rudd Jones. Jeanne Tenney, Lisa Floyd, reporters. 6) Tony Harmom, David Fleischer, reporters. 7) Nancy Gaines and Kristi Pacetti. business managers. 8) Lisa Floyd. Tony Underwood, Rudd Jones, Tony Harmom learn about newspaper printing on trip to FLORIDA TIMES UNION. 6 8 167 Making a Book Of Memories 1) Hang in there Phillip! Horizons Staff. 2) Deb Varnadore in Miss Yearbook 79??? Too bad, Leah! 3) Carl looks around for someone who can work a typewriter. 4) Mr. Herring and Mr. Strickler help staff celebrate successful ad campaign. 5) Leah calls attention to the foxes in out of town yearbooks as Tracey. Debbie, Bryan, and Sheri look on. 6) Debbie tries to copy Johnny’s layout as Darrell and Joycelyn are hard at work. 7) Jean tries desperately to make her picture fit the page. 6 169 Horizons The Fellowship of Christian Athletes exists to confront athletes and coaches with serving Christ through participation in sports and vocation. 1) Members of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 2) The Fellowship of Christian Athletes discusses future plans. (Barbara Hines, Randy Mathews, Randy Mauldin, Mr. Ruszkowski, Brenda Atkins.) 170 Best of the Bunch — Cream of the Crop National Honor Society is an honorary club. For membership one must obtain a 3.5 grade point average and have the following qualities: scholarship, service to the school, leadership, and character. NHS ranks as one of the oldest and most prestigious organization for high school students. NHS is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Some of its activities are promoting good scholarship, the honor roll and awards. I) NHS officers (78-79) — Tonya Staples, pres.: Sandy Sherer, secy.; 2) NHS 1 2 EI Club de Espanol The Spanish Club members are interested in the culture and language of the Spanish speaking coun- tries. It is sponsored by Miss Ann Walton. The Club has been involved in a number of money raising pro- jects and plan to go to Jacksonville for a Spanish cultural program. 1) The Spanish Club. 2) Joanne Young and Miss Walton leading off a Spanish Club meeting. 3) Spanish Club officers are Joanne Young, pres.; Dawn Dion, v-pres.; Stephanie Hines, tres.; Michele Price, sec. 3 172 Nous Francais This year to remember has found French students building a homecoming float, being initiated, selling candy, dining at Chez Bruchez, and competing in the Congres de la culture de Francais en Floride. Vraiment, une annee formidable! 1) French Club members. 2) The 78-79 French Club officers are David Kilgore, pres.; Peggy Henkle, v. pres.; Leigh Kennedy, secy.; Esther Strange, tres.; Sheryl Philipps, sweetheart; William Lloyd. Romeo. 173 Latin Lives 1) Happiness is being a slave at the ban- quet. 2) Officers (78-79) — Mart Sadler, pres.; Donna Banks, vice-pres.; Dawn Dion, secy.; Charles McCall, tres.; Teresa Stewart, pari.; 3) Latin Club. Earn and Learn in On-the-Job Training The main purpose of Deca is to develop future leaders in marketing and distribution. Bob Oliver is the sponsor. 1) Deca members learn business through the school store. 2) Officers — Larry Pascal, pres.; Teresa Mast, vice-pres.; Terri Keene, secy.; Kim Thompson, tres.; Boo Falconbridge, sgt.-at-arms; Dennise Hopper, manager of school store. 3) Deca Club 3 175 1 o 1 VICA Reinforces Useful Skills for Life Vica Club officers for 78-79 are Tim Strickland, pres.; Lancelot Evans, vice-pres.; Karen Martinez, secy.; Phil Mule’, tres.; David Strange, rep.; and Steve Ford, hist. The Sweethearts are Jean Bryan, Sandy Turner, first-runner- up; Teri Collins, second runner- up; and Wanda McNett, third runner-up. The sponsors are Mr. Whipple, Mr. Horne, Mr. Adkins, Mr. Sumner, Mr. McClain, and Mr. Harmon. o VICA Focuses on Learning for Earning «' If 3 1) Jeffery Fair works hard in class. 2) VICA members of 78-79. 3) Charles Smith shows how its done. 4) Nathan McCraney and Donald Roof work together. 177 Learning to Do—Doing to Learn— The FFA Chapter has attended Sub-District and Regional Competitions. Everybody who competed in Sub-District placed first. The winners included Juanita Stanley, Public Speaking; Ashley Lee, Tractor Driving; Tray Sheffield, Glenn Ross, Mike Davis, Rocky Motes, Randy Motes and Pete Jones, Parliamentary Procedure. In Regional, Kevin Key placed first in Land measurement, while Kenny Hebert and David Price placed second in Log Saw- ing. 178 LL Earning to Live—Living to Serve 1) Senior FFA Chapter 2) Ronnie Bramble and Deenna Kite take a turn in feeding the animals 3) The 78-79 officers are Kevin Key. pres.; Pete Jones, v. pres.; Rusty Fox. secy.; Randy Motes, tres.; Donna Mullis, chap.; John Traxler, sent.; Glenn Ross; rep.; and Mike Davis, pari; Kim Thompson, Sweetheart 4) Junior Chapter FFA. 4 179 FHA Projects Keep Interest High 1) Members of Future Homemakers of America. 2) D.W. Richardson gets a film ready for one of the FHA meetings. 3) Of- ficers of FHA. 4) Mrs. Holly signs cookbooks out to members of FHA. Selling books is an annual project. 180 Toward New Horizons FHA has many different activities throughout the year, one every month. They start the year off with a party for the new members. This is in October. In November they give Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. December brings about a Christmas covered dish dinner along with a collection of toys for local nurseries. The State and District Officer Candidates present programs in January and February. National FHA Week is held in February also. In March the an- nual Fashion Show is held. In April the State Conven- tion is in Orlando. They end the year with an End-of- the-Year Awards Banquet. The sponsors are Wanda Breeden, Connie Crouch, Sally Smith, and Mavis Holley. 4 181 FBLA: Developing Our Future Leaders FBLA's main goals are to increase the students’ knowledge of the American economic system and support their skills in vocational business subjects. Their 1978-79 officers are Leonard Marshall, president; Tammy Nettles, v.- president; Debi Goodwin, secretary; Bobbie Baxley, treasurer; Jeannie Tenney, reporter; Angie Wingate, parlimentarian; and Kathy Lan- drum, hist. 1) Betty Shearer concentrates on her typ- ing skills. 2) Officers for 1978-79. 3) FBLA members. 4) FBLA members try to get the fire started at their Christmas party. 182 00 w O c ro 00 Marching Band Receives Superior Rating Mr. Pignato’s Marching Band spends many hours on the practice field preparing for the half-time perfor- mances. These bright and lively shows reflect the hard work and effort put into them. Each member of the band must continually rehearse his portion in order to have a good show. When their efforts are combined, one can see that the Palatka High School Band does have a “Golden Sound.” In addition to their exciting performances, they also participate in parades and in many contests. This year the band received straight superior ratings at the District Marching Festival in Gainesville. The Rifle and Flag Corps are added as auxilliary color guards to the Marching Band. 184 T3 C cc CD Endless Summer Practice Yields Success 1) The Marching Panthers look good whether they are marching or sitting. 2) Band officers include Nandra Thompson, Roy Taylor, Mike Williams. Drum Major; Bill Lord and Debbie Booth. They exemplify good leadership ability. 3) The saxaphone section this year was larger than usual and learned their parts well. TJ c ro CD The Sound of Music 1)The mighty trumpet section, lead by Nandra Thompson, is responsible for much of the sound. 2) The drumming drummers march to their own beat. 3) The low brass has improved greatly this year. 186 Oompah, Oompah 1) Here are the drumming drummers again! 2) Here they are! Booth’s flutes. 3) This is the clarinet section; now this sec- tion has some class. 4) The tubas were good this year. They amplified the low brass section. •o c cd CO 3 187 ) O) 03 Rifles and Flags Add Color to Band o c 03 ( ) a « — ir 1) The Rifle Team added new looks to the band this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Pratt, the team consists of Pat Keiffer. capt.; Rene Taylor, Lisa Baker, Doreen Miller. Nikki Rezanka. 2) Flag Corp was very active this year, tak- ing second in the North East Florida Band Competition. Also sponsored by Mrs. Pratt, members are Holly Henderson, capt.; Laura Ennis, Dorri McPherson, Dawn James. Martha Reed. Donna Gainey, Joetta Denney, Kristie Humphrey, Valarie Newport, Barbarae Brown. Dibbly Sharpies. Sonia Jones, Judy Young. A New Kid in Town 1) Arlene Polite, award winner; Debbie Goodwin, president; Toni Winslow, secretary; Toni Harmon, vice-president; Terri Cobb, treasurer. 2) Members of 1978-79 Art Club. Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Show School Spirit ( 4 5 0 T) 03 0) i_ 0 0 ‘Tear Em Up!’ 1) Varsity Cheerleaders — 78-79 Felicia Seabury. captain; Nancy Gaines, Kelley Kight, Jean Bryan. Joyce Niles. Dawn Todd, Donna Haak, Sue Lessig. 2) Pigtails and balloons add a girlish charm for Joyce. 3) Dawn's not really teed-off! 4) Get down, boogie oogie oogie . 5) Donna worriedly watches the play. 6) Nancy's giv- ing some special expressions toward the photographer. 7) As usual. Kelley has her eye on someone. 7 19 J CO k- Q) •u 03 0) 1 Q) SZ o 2!—4!—6!—8! 1) J.V. Cheerleaders for 1978-79 at top Lari Sumner, Lois Ann Townsend, Kathy Hazlett. Brenda Atkins. Lisa Floyd. Mary Trump, Dawn Dion, Jo Ann Hart. 2) Mary Trump and Lois Ann Townsend jump to show their spirit. 3) J.V. trying to get things started. 2 192 The Little Screamers 1) The Yellow Jackets (Frosh. Cheerleaders) get sprayed with insecticide by Varsity. 2) New Freshman Cheerleaders of 1978-79 are Lori Cothren, Denise Rowland. Ava Seaney. Kelly Donnelly. Lisa Montague. Mary Messer. Katrina Pace, Kim Saunders, Cristie Payne. 193 o o QC Cadets March Into Future The US Army JROTC has an enrollment of 180 cadets. The ob- jectives are to develop good citizenship and basic military knowledge. The unit is organized as a cadet battalion headquarters, three cadet companies, a color guard, male and female drill teams, and rifle team which is extra-curricular. 1) The Color Guard commanded by SG Jay Warwick. 2) The Battalion Staff with the head officer BN CMDR Willie Green 3) The company commanders Capt. John W. Bolling. Capt. Angie Wingate, Capt. Frank Fredrick. Capt. Charles Smith and the Guidon Bearers. 3 194 o h- o a: ROTC Teams Win Fame i The rifle team participates in several SHOULDER-TO- SHOULDER and postal matches throughout the United States. Their goal is to promote markmanship, qualify as expert riflemen, and to win as individuals and as a team in interscholastic competition. The Panther drill team is known for excellence state wide. They plan to participate in several National meets in Washington, D.C. 1) The Rifle Team. Team 1 Capt. Charles Smith; Team 2 Capt. John Evers and Instructor CW3 Stricklin. 2) The female drill team, CO Patsy Lee. 3) Lt. Bobby Hooten. 4) The male drill team CO Everett Dallas and instructor 1st. Sgt. French. 2 195 Attention! o h- o oc 1) Company A. 2nd Platoon and Platoon Leader 1st. Lt. Danny Gore. 2) Company A. 1st Platoon and Platoon Leader 2nd Lt. Raymond Strickland. 3) The ROTC marches in many parades. 4) Company C, 1st Platoon and Platoon Leader Bobby Hooten. 196 o H o cr Forward March 1) Company B, 2nd Platoon and Platoon Leader 1st. Lt. Kevin Thompson. 2) Com- pany B and 1st Platoon and Platoon Leader 1st. Lt. John Evers. 3) The Color Guard 4) Company C and 2nd Platoon and Platoon Leader 1st. Lt. David Bryant. 199 03 _Q O O Li_ Opposite page 1) Albert Dion throws a good block for Harvey Shelley. 2) Randy Hedstrom and Malcolm Koone tackle East- side quarterback in the end zone for the game's only points. 3) Panther defense shows good pursuit. Panthers End Season 4-6 First Row: Curtis Wright, Levy Roberts, Mike Ditto, Curtis Lewis, James Long. Alphonso Hill, Johnny Brown, Wayne Lewis, Chuck Whaley, Bobby Hooten, D.W. Richardson. Second Row: Harvey Shelley, Tony Yeomans, Tommy Owens, Greg Hersey, Charlie Fran- cis, Leman Nixon. Kenny Isom, Mike Glover. Morgan Parkison, Carl Dennard, Earl Glenn. Third Row: Ernie Houck, Timmy Griffis, Malcolm Koone, Jimmy Wright, Scott Hull. Daryll Clapp, Randy Hedstrom, Jimmy Rivers, James Brown. Jay Hayden, Perman Eubanks. Fourth Row: Keith Lassiter, Reggie Manning, David Kinney. Tommy Welch, Eric Reeves, Gary Moffet. Derry Young. Bryan Alford. Albert Dion, Ricky Wells, Craig Stevens, Randy Werkheiser 200 03 A 4-� o o 1) Harvey Shelley puts the moves on the Eastside defense for another first down. 2) Bobby Hooten, offensive guard. 3) Greg Hersey, defensive guard. 4) Mike Ditto, offensive guard. 5) James Long bowls over Starke tackier. 6) Jimmy Rivers, offensive guard. 7) Scott Hull and team of defenders bring down Starke running back. 8) Bryan Alford, defensive tackle. Linemen Are a Tough Bunch 1 202 204 Varsity Football Linebackers Fill the Holes CO -Q O O ' n i— CO 1) Gary Moffett, linebacker. 2) Alphonso Hill, monster man. 3) James Brown pitches the ball to Harvey Shelley while James Long leads the blocking. 4) Jimmy Wright stops runner for a loss. 5) Panther defense anticipates to rip and tear up the opponents’ offense. 6) D.W. Richardson, linebacker. 7) Kenny Isom, linebacker. Panthers Use Hard Licks and Good Pursuit 206 (C_ 1) Jimmy Wright, defensive back. 2) Eric Reeves, defensive back. 3) Keith Lassiter, split end. 4) Eastside defenders have their hands full with Wayne Lewis running the ball. 5) Jimmy Wright and Ricky Wells stop Starke kickoff returner in his tracks. 6) Scott Hull holds up runner while team- mates come for the kill. 7) Scott Hull, defensive end. 8) James Brown, quarter- back. Varsity Football nr CO -Q O O Seniors Bow Out with Dignity and Pride 1) Panthers stop runner short of goal line. 2) Wayne Lewis, tailback. 3) James Long, fullback. 4) Mike Glover, tailback. 5) Derry Young, linebacker. 6) Wayne Lewis protects James Brown looking for a receiver. 7) Coaches and players show excitement after another touchdown. 8) Perman Eubanks, defensive back. Seniors Justin Lewis and Randall Boyt are not pictured. 8 209 JV Football JV Run Up 6-2 Season 1) Lewis Brown is off on another long gain. 2) Mike Barber can’t believe the penalty was against him. 3) JV football team signals they are number 1 after defeating St. Augustine. 4) Chris Lewis is prepared to take the snap from Scott Germany as Johnl Williams waits for the handoff. 1 1st row: Roger Williams, Cleveland Jones, Alphonso Lewis, Chris Lewis, Von Mallard. Artis Allen, Titus Welch, Johnny Drew, Eric Beckler, Bill Herring. 2nd row: Anthony Milton, Arthur Lewis. Sam- my Passmore, Wendal Sheffield, Jimmy Barber, Anthony Wright, Shawn Wilson, Gary Hersey, Lewis Brown. 3rd row: John McKinney, Robert Massey, James Carter. David O’Steen, Mike Barber, John McCrey, Donnie Spell, Glynn Joos, Scott Germany, Eddie Pumphrey. 4th row: Terry Francis, Willie Tilton, Vincent Hills, Todd Baxter, Greg Campbell, Gray Meade, Alma Anders, John Traxler. Keith Collier, Tim Holloway, Arthur Leary. 210 Offense, the Pride of the JV The Panther Junior Varsity football team finished with a 6-2 record which is the best finish yet at P.H.S. These boys did a good job in their training for next year’s varsi- ty. In their full two years here at P.H.S., these players’ record is 9-5. These players will help the Varsity try for the State title next year. The final team captains were John McCray and Mike Barber. Head coach Willard Cooper, Assistant Coaches Tony Aired and Joe Murano. Look for these guys playing good football next year. Coach Aired 211 Freshmen Football Frosh’s Best Season Ends With 5-1 Record 1) Artis Leonard escapes Gainesville tackier for another 6 points. 2) Good pursuit by the Frosh defense. 3) Artis Leonard cuts back against the grain. 4) Willie Hope gets the job done as Gary Hathy comes to cleanup. First Row: Brett Daniels. Craig Allan. Allan Veazey, Ricky Guthrie. Todd Everson. Mark Jones. James Flowers. Steve Cason; Second Row: Scott Mongomerey. Jack Griffin. Preston Clark. Steve Rob- bins. Fred Atkins. Mike Turner. Marion Strong. Billy Crews, Kenneth Eubanks. Wayde Alford; Third Row: Ronny McKinney. Jimmy Griggs. Brett St Amand. Chris Davis. Jimmy Starnes. Keith Higgin- botham. Roger Hill, Todd Everet. Scott Hayden. Daryll Oliver, Fred Robinson: Fourth Row: Jeff Trump. Gary Hathy. Brian Hill, Herbie Friday. Tracy Burnett, Rick Rowan, Lester Young, Mike Brown, Jonnel Williams. 212 Pursuit Is Defense’s Best Quality co n - — o o LL c CD This was a team to be remembered as a winner. The most outstanding characteristic of this team was the attitude for team unity. They did not have a lot of size or speed but their individual efforts helped the team to have a 5-1 season. The Freshman team of 1978-79 will be remembered for their record but they should be remembered for the positive win- ning attitude that was rooted in each player to be a part of the TEAM and bring about the spirit of togetherness through un- ity.—Coach Rusczkowski 3 4 213 Golfers Have a Swinging Time The 79 Golf team has five returning lettermen. Billy Tuten, Donald Davis, and Mark Blakewood are the tri- captains, having been on the team for four years. The team starts practicing in December and runs through May. Seventh in the state last year, the team hopes to better its record this year. 1) Billy Tuten. four-year letterman. 2) 1978-79 Golf Team. First row; John Kearcher. Robert Upchurch. Danny Hayes. Scott Buck. Se- cond row; Coach Terry McCool, Mark Blakewood. Donald Davis, Steve Kearcher. Billy Tuten. Randy Mauldin. 3) Mark Blakewood, four-year letterman. 4) Donald Davis, four-year letterman. 5) Danny Hayes, two-year letterman. 2 1 214 t Hurdlers, Sprinters Are Scratching Off The 1978 Panther Track team will be trying to improve on last year’s 10th place state finish with the help of the defending 440 yard dash state champion, Harvey Brown. This year’s team will also have 15 returning lettermen and a number of good first year runners. They will also be strong in the field events as they will be returning all major point winners from last year’s team. This may be the year they bring back a number one ranking from the state meet. 1) Carl Dennard sprints over the high hurdles. 2) Harvey Shelley ex- plodes out of the blocks. 3) Bruce Hardy shows his form over the hurdle. 216 1 2 O 03 Trackmen Anticipate A Winning Season 1) Sprinter Creighton Blahak poses for a picture between events. 2) Bobby Hooten concentrates before putting the shot. 3) Bernie Kurtz warms up before a meet with a 16 pound shot. 3 217 Up, Up and Away 1) Mark Laffien concentrates hard before attempting a vault. 2) Doug Johnson and Bill Herring warms up before a meet. 3) Fred McKinnon pulls hard to make the vault. 4) Rod Bartley. Clay Had- dock. and Curtis Wright are trying to out run the ‘Bear.’ 218 Brown Flies in 440 For State Title 1) Harvey Brown. 1978 440 yard dash state champion, shows the form that won him the state title. 2) 1979 track team members are Glynn Johnson. Bill Herring. Bobby Hooten. Doug Johnson, Fred McKinnon. Harvey Shelley. Bruce Hardy. Coach Brauman. Robert Johnson. Curtis Lewis. Rod Bartley. Curtis Wright, Clay Haddock. Carl Dennard. Mark Laffien, Bernie Kurtz, and Coach Cooper. Horizons would like to apologize for not having individual pictures of Robert Johnson and Glynn Johnson. Pictures of them were not available. 219 Young Panthers, County Champs The Panthers, coached by Jim Baxter, captured their first tourna- ment championship. In this they also received the county cham- pionship honors. The Panthers will have six returning juniors and have high hopes for the future. 1) Bobby Ruth takes it up strong. 2) John White picks for Leroy Crumedy's jumper. 3) Cornell Weston tip one in. 4) The 78-79 Panthers 3 220 co _Q 0) cn CO CD A Season of Running, Gunning Saw, 1) Jimmy Collins is off and shooting. 2) Donald Davis, Cornell Weston and Robert Walker await a big rebound. 3) Cornell Weston controls the tip. 4) John White dunks one in. 03 -Q Q) ( ) 03 CD “5 JV Panthers Jump for High Flying Season 1) Lemon Nixon tips the ball to teammates Andre Nelson, Reginal Rasher and Randy Mathews. 2) Tim Griffis hits a jumper from out- side. 3) The 78-79 J.V. Panthers—Clayton Beauford. Tim Griffis. Jerry Francis. James Poole. Arthur Leary. Coach Ruszkowski, Anthony Wright. Cleveland Jones. Alonzo Mulberry. Alonzo Wiggs. Arthur Roberts, Lemon Nixon. 4) James Poole gets up high for the ball. 222 Dribble, Dribble, Shoot 03 n Q) C 3 03 CD c 03 £ 3 The members of the '78-79 freshman basketball team possess progressive leadership. To compliment this quality they have tremendous team spirit. 1) Johnl Williams dribbles down the court. 2) Lexter Young hits a 20 footer. 3) Calvester Jones takes them to the hoop. 4) The team. 223 O) c cn D g 7 Panthers in State The 78-79 Panther Grappers closed last season on the right foot. They are the Defending District 3 and Region 1 Champion, placing 4th in the state. They are the only team to finish higher than 10 North of Orlan- do. They are proud owners of the 1st School District Regional Championship. They take pride in all their accomplishments and deserve all the respect. 1) Kevin Daniels is in complete command of this match. 2) Brad Brown is going to score a take down. 3) Todd Baxter has this one wrapped up. 4) The 1978-79 Panther Grappers. 2 224 Grapplers District and Regional Champions CD C 1) Johnnie Givens, who placed in state shows how he does his thing. 2) The wrestlerettes of 78-79. Sandi Soche. Angela Williams. Angela Hughes. Teresa Rogers. Janet Register. Peggy Hinkle. Audrey Macclellan. Chrisit Ward. Pat Keiffer. Wendy Adams lay out mats, serve orange juice to wrestlers after their match, and cheer for their guys, the wrestlers. 3) Randy Hedstrom is always on top. 4) Willie Tilton is the heavy weight. Palatka High hosted the regional meet in February. 225 Iieqaseg 1) 1978-79 Palatka High baseball team. 2) Randall Vinson, center-field. 3) Gregg Harrison, catcher, 1-year letterman. 4) Scott Hull, shortstop, 2-year letterman. 5) Steve Payne, pitcher. 6) Tommy Owens, first base. 7) Mitch Davis, third base, 2- year letterman. 8) Morgan Parkison, se- cond base. 227 Baseball Baseball Practice Pays Off After many hours of practice and getting in shape, the baseball team of PHS shows great promise for the season. The team which has four returning lettermen is starting their schedule with the Palatka High In- vitational beginning February 28 in the Azalea Bowl. Coach Jim McCool and Coach Jimmy Alexander are working hard with the boys to make the PHS team a team that can’t be beat. 1) Ricky Overturf, pitcher, 1-year letterman. 2) Jay Haden, right field. 3) Keith Hawkins, pitcher. c 3 O Harriers Pace to 10-6 Season 1) Bill Herring crosses the finish line after a grueling 3 miles. 2) The Panther Cross Country team takes off to another win. 3) Juliet Revell runs with the determination that she will finish. 4) Standing: Juliet Revell, Lance Evans, Dough Johnson, Wilbur Hough, Jenny Wren. Kneeling: James Revell. Mark Laffien. 5) Doug Johnson shows what he's made of. 4 229 Volleyball Volleyball Is 1) Varsity Volleyball players and Coach Diana Aired in team huddle. 2) The 1978- 79 Varsity Volleyball Team. 3) Denise Goodwin waits for the set from Dorothea before spiking. 4) Marcie Swilley and Dorothea Traphofner tensely wait for the ball to cross the net. 5) Barbara Hines snaps an overhead bump to cross the net. 1 1) Using all her strength to return the ball is Edwina Miller. 2) Before a game Varsity players practice blocking spikes. 3) With bated breath Dorothea Traphofner and Marcie Swilley watch Wanda Lewis spike the ball. 4) The 1978-79 JV Volleyball Team. 5) Varsity players get in practice time before a game. 6) JV Volleyball players impatiently wait at the starting line- Volleyball Girls’ Basketball 1) The 1978-79 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. 2) Barbara Hines jumps for the ball while other members look on. 3) Carol Fells takes a jump shot. 4) Marcie Swilley makes her free throw shot count. 5) Marcie Swilley with her usual acrobatic prowess makes a shot. 6) Coach John Brock and players in team huddle. 7) Barbara Hines and her opponent leap for the ball. 8) Mar- cie Swilley shoots a hook shot for the point. 9) Edwina Miller makes a shot for the hoop. 232 CO XI CD Season Rolls Along I T This year’s Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team is com- posed of two seniors, Marcie Swilley, Lisa Singletary; three juniors, Diane Cumbo, Barbara Hines, Robin Jarvis; two sophomores, Brenda Ratz, Jennifer Carnley; four freshmen, Tammy Baxter, Daisy Belton, Carol Fells, Edwina Miller. Under John Brock, the team’s new coach, the girls have had many close games. The highlight of the team, Marcie Swilley, averages 28 points and eleven rebounds a game. 233 1 Play Ball! The Panther Softball team led by Coaches Ron Dennis and Dwayne Cox returned seven lettermen from last year. Seniors Gail Largacci, Felicia Seabury, and Pam James led the overall youthful squad in their efforts for district, regional, sectional, and state honors. For the first time the Panthers fielded a J.V. squad composed of 9th and 10th graders. 1) The J.V. Softball team. 2) They don't call Dorothea Traphofner magic fingers for nothing. 3) Felicia Seabury concentrates hard as she pitches the ball. 4) “You asked for it this time, buddy,” says Denise Goodwin. 5) “I got it, I got it, plop! says Debra James. 6) Gail Largacci catches a hot one. 7) The Varsity softball team. 2 3 234 Iiequos V CO N o 03 H Run, Baby! | The girls’ track team of 1979 had a busy schedule of 15 meets. The girls’ coach, Mrs. Aired, an- ticipates a good year as she had many returning lettermen and also some first year girls. 1) The girls’ track team 1979. 2) Libby Neeley. Sharon Cole. Rosalyn Johnson, and Julie Neeley find a final burst of strength to end their 220. 3) Barbara Hines tries to improve on her form in the shot put. 4) Leaping for longer feet is Juliet Revell. 5) Coming around the curve. Carla Caulk. Edwina Miller. Jenny Wrynn, and Arlene Polite strive to better their time. 6) “Aw. come on, give a crip a break. says Brenda Atkins. 7) Stephanie Reece and Tracey Beckler are hard at work to finish their daily practice. 7 239 AJO o D Q O c 1) CO Life: You Only Have One Chance at It A BRYAN ALFORD Me and my C.G. Ftbl. 1,3,4; FFA 1,2; NHSRA 1,2,3,4; Cl. pres. 3; Key 2,4; Honor Guard 1,2.3; S.C. 4. CHARLES ANDERSON Don't do today what you can put off for tomorrow. Art 1,2. DENISE M.ANDREU Where there is hatred, let me so be; Where there is friendship let me there be. Sp. 1,2, sec.; FHA 1,2; Vbl. 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Beta 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. ROBERT APPLING Plan your life to the best of your ability. ROTC 1.2.3.4; Trk. Mgr. 2; Bktbl. 1.2. end the love is worth the hurt. The pain will ease but the happy memories will never be forgotten. FBLA 3; Interact Calendar Girl 4. LAURI ANN BISHOP When you’ve known love, you’ve known all the joy the world can bring. Bravette 2; Beta 2; Civ. 2; FBLA 3; HG 1,2,3 HM; Interact Calendar Girl 4. PEGGY BLAIR Happiness is loving someone who loves you. Centred 1; Sftbl. 1. JANENEBLAKE To love and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence. Beta 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Civ. 1; VOE 3.4; Latin 1; HG 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y, 1. Centred 2; Chorus 1,2,3; FHA-Hero 2,4. BARBARAE BROWN Don’t walk ahead of me, I don't always follow; Don’t walk behind me for I can’t always lead. Just walk beside me. accept me as I am and be my friend. Beta 1,2.3; French 1,2; Civ. 1; Keywanettes 3,4; Panther Press 1,2; Band 1,2; NHS 4. FREDDIE L. BROWN I'm tired of Palatka, there's nothing here to do; so I’m going to Tallahassee to date Miss FAMU. FHA 1; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Key 2,3,4; Decca 4. TAMMI BROWN Love can conquer anything. Cheerleader 1,2; FHA 1,2; Keywanettes 2. CHARLOTTE KAY ARRINGTON I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. JOHN ATKINS To avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing, be nothing. Latin 2; Interact 1.2,3 pres., 4 sec. B LYNN BAGGETT If you give your friends the best, you will always have the best of friends. Civ. 2,3 chap.; 4 pres; Sp. 1; Bktbl.; mgr. 1,2; Varsity Club 1,2; Vbl. 1,2,3; Sftbl. 2,3; VOE Cl. Pres. 4. BARBARA ANN BAXLEY As I leave, I leave with a sigh, and always remember Palatka High. HG 3; VOE Cl. Pres. 4; FBLA tres. 4. TERRY BEACH Everybody lives just once, so live your life to the fullest and by ad means be yourself. Latin 1,2; FHA 2; Art 4. TRACEY BECKLER If words were money. I’d be a millionaire. Beta 2.3.4; Keywanettes 3,4; HG 1,2,3; Latin 1.2 sec., 3 tres.; Horizons 3.4 ed.; Trk. 2,3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; X-Country 3. CONNIE BENNETT In order to love, you must hurt and in the MARKBLAKEWOOD When things look grim and are not going your way, just remember there is always another day. Interact 2,3.4 tres.; Varsity Club 1.2,3.4; Bktbl. 1,3; Golf 1,2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y Romeo 4. DEBBIE BOOTH Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; NHS 3.4. CLARENCE F. BOWEN III Lennie” I’ve come a long way on the road of life, but my life has just begun. Band 1.2; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; All-County Band 1,2; VICA 3,4. RANDALLBOYT Meet me at Gator Lake. Ftbl. 1,2,3,4; Wres. 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 1,2; Varsity 1.2,3,4. RICKY BRELAND Ya’ll be good, but if you can’t be good, be good at it. Interact 2,3.4; Bktbl. 1; X Country. ANNA BRINSON I feel that life is too precious to mess up and that I need my education to get through life. Sftbl. 3; FHA-Hero 3; Track 1. RENA GAIL BROOKS My school years may be over, but my love for my friends still goes on . . . TENA LOUISE BROWN You may think I’ve had the times of my life but I’ve only just begun to live. SC 1,3; Latin 1; Civ., 2,3,4; Leo 3,4; FHA- Hero 3.4; Who's Who 4; Varsity 1,2,3; At- man 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1,- 2,3. DENISE BROWNS Never think twice, just go ahead and do it. FHA-Hero 1; Sp. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4. LAURA JEAN BRYAN Life is like a butterfly; You have to go through some changes to make it. Tri-Hi-Y 1; Civ. 2; Keywanettes 3,4; HG 1,- 2.3; Varsity 1.2.3.4; VOE Cl. sec. 4; Horizons 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; VICA Sweetheart 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. DAVID BRYANT Be not afraid of life. Strive for a goal and your dream will make it a reality. Panther Press ed. photo, 3.4; Beta 2,3,4 pres.; NHS 3,4; ROTC Rifle Team 4; ROTC 4; Who’s Who 4; Debate Team co-cap. 4. TODD BRYANT Band; VICA; Bsbl. JACQUELINE LUCILE BUCK The eyes are the mirror of the soul. Cheerleader 1; Latin 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. PATRICIA ELAINE BURKE What I must do and not what people think is ad that concerns me. 240 So Make the Best That You Can of It Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Varsity 1,2; Gymnastics mgr. 1,2; VOE 4. ANN BURKES School’s almost over, the end is near. . . So I’ll just wait until the last day is here. FHA 3; JA 3. C SHELLY LYNNE CANNON Love sought is good but love unsought is even better. FHA-Hero 2.3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Cheerleader 2. GREG CAUBLE Good luck and study hard. Wres. 1; Varsity 1. JOHN CHASTAIN If all the girls were across the sea. what a great swimmer I would be. Ftbl. 1; FFA 1,2,3.4. MARY CHESSER I want to live because existing is not enough. Marching Band 1,2; Sftbl. 1; Golf 2; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3; Stage Band 3; Beta 3; FFA 4; Civ. 4. WENDELL CHESTER It was great to say hello and it’s great to say good-bye. so I leave my greatest gratitude. Good-bye Palatka High. Band 1.2,3.4; Library 2. FAITH ANN CIRIGLIANO I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. SC 3.4; Beta 2. sec. 3,4; NHS 3. VP 4; Keywanettes 2,3, tres., 4; Panther Press 3.4; Who’s Who 4; HG 1,2,3; Latin 1,3; Wrestlerettes 2,3; FHA-Hero 2. TERI LEE CLEMENTE Life: You’ll only get out of it what you put into it. FHA-Hero 1,2,3.4 pres.; Miss PHS 3; Panther Press 3.4; Who’s Who 3,4; HG 1,3; Keywanettes 3. LEE COBB Of all the pleasures life can bring, friendship is the sweetest thing. HG 1; CL. Tres. 1; Latin 1; SC 2,4; Decca 4; Bravettes 2; Interact Calendar Girl 4. DEIDRE COULLIETTE Today is my moment, now is my story, I’ll laugh and I'll cry and I’ll sing. French; NHS; FBLA; FHA-Hero. CRAIG COX Being smart isn’t everything. MICHAEL CROOMS Set an aim on the future, live in the present and forget the past. D KEVIN DANIELS Women are getting men’s wages now. but then again they always have. Wres. 1.2,3.4; Ftbl. 1,2; Interact 3.4; Varsity 3,4; Wres. Club 1.2. KENNETH DAVIS ROTC 1,2,3,4. PAT DAVIS If work was the only cause of death; I’d live forever. FHA 1,2 pres.; FFA 1,2,3 chap., 4. STEPHANIE DAVIS Life is funny only when you make a joke out of it. FHA-Hero; Interact Calendar Girl 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; FBLA 1; Varsity 3. ELAINE DIEHL But if you turn your attention to other things, happiness comes and softly sits on your shoulder. FHA-Hero 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Sftbl. 2. JUDY DILLARD If life isn’t lived to it’s fullest potential, it wasn't worth living. Centrell 1; FBLA 3; Honor Guard 1,3. MIKE DITTO Hang on underclassmen, you don’t have long, but this here senior done packed up and gone. Football 1,2,3,4; Interact 1,2,3,4 pres.; Baseball 1.2; HG 3; Keywanettes Romeo 4; Varsity Club 4. JOANNE DRACKETT The smile on your face is the light in the O o Q) i— o window that tells everyone that you’re home. .9 French Club 1,2; Civinettes 3; FHA-Hero 3.4; Who’s Who 3; Panther Press 3; Decca 4. DEBBIE DREW If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; If you can dream it. you can become it. FBLA; FHA; Civinettes. JAN DUNN I smile on many just for fun, but everyone knows there’s only one. Latin 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Civ. 2; Track 2; HG 1,2,- 3; VOE 4; FBLA 4. JASON T. DUNN Seniors of 79 reign. BRUCE DURHAM See you all later. JANE DUPONT Some people give and forgive; others get and forget. Latin 1,2; FBLA 4; Pep 1,2; Decca 4. LISA LEE DUPREE ‘Durp’ I see life like a musical play; everyone knows his lines but misses his cues. Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 3.4; Rubber Band 3.4; FBLA 4; Civ. 4; All-Star Marching Band 4. E TRACY LYNN ECHOLS Life with Christ is an endless hope, without Him, a hopeless end. Spanish 1; Sftbl. 1.2; Civ. 2; NHS 3; Beta 3,4; Keywanettes 3; FBLA 3 VP; HG 3; Star Student 3. GLEN EDWARDS Ftbl. 2.3 mgr.; ROTC 1.2.3.4; SC 1. GWENDLOYN EDWARDS Experiences of the past are happier times of the future. Spanish 1; Pep 2; FHA 1; Civ. 3; Decca 4. LAURA LOU ENNIS Life without love isn’t life at all. Spanish 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2 sec.; HG 1,2,3; Bravettes 2; Flag Corps 3.4; sr. ad.; Beta 4; Who’s Who 3. 241 l- o o Q) v_ Q O 'c Q) C D Like the Sun, Love Will PERMAN EUBANKS This is a number one school, so therefore, everyone in it is number one. Ftbl. 1.2,3.4. LANCELOT EVANS When I reach the end of the road I’ll have to stop, but immediately continue on to some new routes and happenings. Bktbl. 2,3; Track 2,3,4; X Country 3,4. Interact Calendar Girl 4; Panther Press 3,4. MALCOM GALE If schoolwork was a disease, I’d live forever. CHARLOTTE GIBBS You must open your eyes and reach out to life because what today has already given, tomorrow does not promise. Track 1.2; Pep 2; FHA 3; Decca 4. F CHERYL FALCONBRIDGE ‘Boo’ Like the sun, love always shines. Cheerleader 1,2,3 capt.; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Latin 1 VP; HG 1,3; Decca 4; Keywanettes 4. LORI FLANDERS Be grateful if you have a true friendship, it’s not easy to come by. DAVID FLEISCHER In the world you have tribulation, but be of good cheer, for I have over come the world: Jesus. Panther Press 4. J. P. FLINT You will never know until you try and try and try . . . Ftbl. 1,2; Wres. 1,2; Interact 2,3,4 sec.; Civ. Romeo 4; Decca 4. DONALD FRIAR This school is nice, but the scenery is better. Ftbl. 1; Track 1; Wres. 1,2; FHA 2,3. DARYLL FUTCH When work interferes with play, quit work. Ftbl. 1,2; FFA 1,2,3 rep. 4 Sub-District pres. G KAREN GADDY Time is too slow for those who wait; too swift for those who fear; but for those who love, time is not. FHA-Hero 2,3.4; Keywanettes 2,3,4; Beta 2,3,4; Latin 2; HG 3; Who’s Who 3,4. NANCY GAINES Me and my R.C. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; SC 1,2,3.4 tres.; Latin 1; Key Sweetheart 3.4; Varsity 1,2,3,4; PAMELA GILLEY I hope your time here is as exciting as mine and remember, fun is what you will find. FHA 3. TERI GILYARD Smile although your heart may be troubled. For you may bring joy to another. SC 1,2; HG 1,2,3; Golf 2; FHA-Hero 3,4. DAVID LEE GIVENS, JR. You have one life to live, so be what you want to be and tell the world that you are free. MIKE GLOVER Life is what you make it, so plan your life well and be proud of your life. Ftbl. 1,2,4. DENISE IRIS GOODWIN Check you now, check you later, thanks to the teachers I finally made it. Vbl. 1,2,3.4; Bktbl. 1,3,4; Sftbl. 1,2,4; Varsi- ty 3,4; Civ. 3.4; FHA-Hero 2.3VP. SISSY GRABHORN If you’ve got what you want, treasure it today, for tomorrow it may be gone. Sp. 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Civ. 2; FBLA 3,4; Decca 4; Interact Calendar Girl 4. PAMELA CAROL GREEN ‘Railroad Tracks’ Take all my money or my last can of beans, but I won't be me. without my Levi’s blue jeans. HG 1,2,3; FHA 2. WILLIE GREEN As grapes hang green upon the vine. I choose the under classmen as friends of mine. ROTC 1,2,3,4. BONNIE GRIFFIS I leave with the class of 79 saying farewell Always Shine to all my friends and teachers. Latin 1; FBLA 3; FHA 3; Decca 4 par. H DONNA HAAK ‘Snake’ If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours. Cheerleader 1,2 cap., 3 co-cap., 4; SC 1,2,- 3,4 VP; Keywanettes 3,4 sgt. arms; Civ. 2; Interact Sweetheart 4; Varsity 3,4; Latin 1 sec.; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 tres.; VOE 4; FBLA 4; HG 1,2,3. JERRY HAGEN Good-Bye! PATRICIA HARDEN ‘Trisha’ There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Cheerleader 1,3; French 1; Gymnastics 1,- 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Varsity 3,4; Keywanettes 3,4. TONY HARMON The river of life runs sweet and free, full of love and vitality, I'm just that way, I have to be free. Chorus 1,2,3; Vica 3; FHA-Hero 3.4; Leo 4; Panther Press 3,4; Art 4. BARBARA HARRELL Love is like the world, it keeps turning but doesn’t get anywhere. FBLA 3,4; Decca 4; French 1,2: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. GREGG HARRISON Be sure your brain is in gear before engaging your mouth. Key; FFA; Ftbl.; Bsbl.; FHA. KIM HARVEY I still want to know who I am, what I’m here for, what’s real and what isn’t, what I should worship. That is what I leave here to find. HG 1; French 1; Beta 2; FHA 2; ROTC 3,4. LAWRENCE P. HARVEY Say the things that should have been said yesterday, because tomorrow might be too late. Ftbl. 1; FFA 1.2; Civ. Romeo 4. DANNY HAYES The road here is hard and long, but if you 242 So Spread Your Love and Let It Shine 1 b stick with it you will be out of here before long. Ftbl. 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Sp. 1. LINDA HAYES For every storm cloud, there's a rainbow. For each shadow, the sun; For every par- ting, sweet memories when sorrow is done. Cheerleader 1,2 cap., 3; FHA-Hero 1,2,3,4; Sp. 1,3; SC 3; Varsity 3; Keywanettes 2,3,4; Key Sweetheart 2; Jr. Homecoming Att.; Interact Calendar Girl 4. PAM HAYES Today reflects our mind’s intermost thoughts, abstract as they may seem. Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4; FHA 2; Civ. 3,4. VIRGINIA HAZLETT Happiness is knowing you have so much to look forward to in life. KAREN HEIDT Love is happiness, but breaking up is tears. FBLA; Chorus. SHARON HEIDT My memories will last forever; my dreams will last until they come true. FHA; FBLA. ANNIE HENDERSON There is nothing in this whole world, Lord, like having one true friend. Science-Math 1 pres., 2 pari.; Keywanettes 2,3.4; FHA-Hero 2 corr. sec., 3; SC 3; Civ. 3; Leo 3 corr. sec., 4; Beta 3,4; Sp. 3 pres.; Varsity 3,4; Vbl. 2,3,4; HG 1,2,3. DONNA HERSEY You can have any ole’ bank, but not my u- banks. Frosh. cl. pres.; SC 1,2,3; FBLA 1. GREG HERSEY Aim your goals toward the future, but never forget the past. Ftbl. 1,2,3.4; Key 1,2 VP; SC 1; Latin 2 King Romeo; Wres. 2; FHA 2,4; Who's Who. TRENT HIGGINBOTHEM Billy Jack is bad, oh yes indeed, mess with him and you’re sure to bleed. Ftbl. 1,2; Wres. 1; Sp. 1; Vica 3. ANGIE HILL Put all your troubles in the bottom of your heart, sit on the lid and smile. FHA-Hero 3.4; FBLA 3,4; SC 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Sp. 1,2; Bsbl. Batgirl 2. CHERRI HILL When love is great, there is no need for words; for even in silence, love can be heard. Latin 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 sec., 4 tres.; FBLA 4; FHA 4; Bravettes 2; VOE 4. KATHY HINZE There is only one success—to be able to spend your life in your own way. FREDERICK HODGE ‘Skeeter’ Shyness is a virtue; in my case it’s a necessity. RICHELLE ANN HONEYSETT If one man calleth thee a donkey, pay him no mind. If two men calleth thee a donkey, get thee a saddle. Latin 1; Sp. 2; FBLA 4; VOE 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 tres., 3,4. BOBBY HOOTEN Over the walls, I have winded; I have climbed the hills of view and looked at the world and descended; I have come by the highway home and so, it has ended. Ftbl. 1,2,3,4; Varsity 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Key 1,2,3,4 VP; ROTC 3,4; Rifle Team 4; Wres. 1; French 1,2; Boy’s State 3; Tri-Hi-Y Romeo 1. DENNIS HOPPER Once you have experienced it, you can only experience it once. Interact 2; Wres. 2; ROTC 1,2; Drill Team 1,2; Varsity 2,3,4; Vica 3. WILBERT HOUGH I leave Palatka High with one thing in mind, I’ve got to do better than this and go farther. Track 3; Bktbl. 1; X Country 1. LORI YVETTE HUGHES He who cannot forgive others, breaks the bridge over which he himself must cross. Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Soph. Cl. VP; SC 1; Science-Math 2 tres.; Chorus 1; Keywanettes 3,4; Leo 3,4; FHA-Hero 3,4; Wrestlerettes tres. 3. SCOTT HULL Ftbl. 1,2,3,4; Bsbl. 1,2,3,4; FHSRA 3. LISA INGRAM a I love being crazy and jumping with joy, but CO most of all I love the cowboys. SC 1,2,4; French 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4; Civ. 2; Soph. Cl. Pres.; FBLA 3,4; Track 3; Keywanettes 4; Bravettes 2. KENNETH ISOM Play hard and good things will happen. Ftbl. 1,2,3,4; ROTC 1.2,3,4; Bktbl. 2. CAROLINE IVEY Yesterday is already a dream, tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. FBLA 3.4; Horizons 4; VOE 3; FHA 4. J KEITH JAMES While you’re here, hold your head up high and be proud of what you can contribute. FHA; Beta; Science-Math; Marching Band; Concert Band; Stage Band; Symphonic Band; HG. PAMELA JAMES I do my thing and you do yours. If by chance we find each other we can make things beautiful. Pep 1,2; FHA-Hero 3; Civ. 3; Keywanettes 3; Sp. 2; Sftbl. 3,4. LARRY JARRELL Good-Bye. ROTC 1.2; Golf 2; FFA. MITCHELL JOHNS The time has come for me to go, if I don't see you at the show, I'll know it was back to school you had to go. Ftbl. 1.2; Vica 3. CHAN JONES I’m still searching for greener pastures; all I’ve found so far is astro turf. Latin; Marching Band. KATRINA JONES School are great for those who have intelligence but, you who don't, have con- fidence. FHA 1,4; Library 2; FBLA 3.4. LAURA JONES Love people for what they are and not for 243 i— o o 1) We Have Q i— O c Q) O) what they do. Latin 1; Sp. 2; FHA-Hero 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3.4. PATRICK JONES Cowboys do it all. Nearly. FFA 1,2,3,4; FHSRA 4. TERRI JONES To live your life in your own way. to be the you that you want to be. That is success. Sp. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2 VP; Bravettes 2; Gym- nastics 1.2; Varsity 2; HG 1.2; SC 1; FHA- Hero 3 sec.; Keywanettes 3.4; VOE 4. HELEN MARIE JORDAN Love is eternal, like the circle of a ring, it goes around forever. Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1.2; Symphonic Band 3; NHS 3 sweetheart; Beta 2.3; FBLA 3. GWENDOLYN EVELYN JUNIOR God is the light of my life. K COLLEEN KEITH Frosh., soph., juniors know not, but know that they know not. Seniors know and know that they know. Sp. 1.2; French 3,4; FBLA 3; FHA-Hero 3. TERRI KELLEY Learn from the mistakes of others—you can’t live long enough to make them all yourself. Cheerleader 1; Pep 1; Latin 1,2; FHSRA 1,- 2,3.4; Keywanettes 3.4. TERRI RENEE KEENE The only way to have a friend is to be one. SC 1.2; Cheerleader 1 co-capt.. 2; HGI.2,3; Decca 4 sec.; Latin 1; Keywanettes 4. DEBRA KERCE PeeWee’ Marching Band 1.2; Rubber Band 1,2; Sftbl. 2; FHA 4. KEVIN KEY Goodbye Palatka High, goodbye old friend; hello college, hello new friend. FFA 1.2.3 sec.. 4 pres.; HG 1,2. KELLEY KIGHT Love, live and laugh today as if tomorrow will never come. Cheerleader 1.2 cap.. 3 co.; Latin 1 tres.; Climbed the Hills of View and SC 1.2; Cl. VP 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 VP; Gym- nastics 1,2,3; Keywanettes 4; VOE 4; FBLA 4; Varsity 1,2,3,4. TANYA KILLEN The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does a thing. FBLA 3,4; Keywanettes 4; HG 1,2,3; VOE 4. DONNA KING I’ll never argue when I know you’re right; I’ll never agree just to be polite. FHA 4. TIMMY KING The end of the road is near, so I’m getting the heck out of here. Ftbl. 1.2; Bktbl. 1,2; Interact 3,4; FFA 1. L KATHLEEN LANDRUM Don’t be what you're not, just be what you are. Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 2; FBLA 4. KEITH LASSITER The man worth while is the man with a smile when things are going wrong. Ftbl. 1,2,3.4; Latin 1; French 2; Leo 3; Var- sity 4. KELLY L. LAWRENCE Lookout world, here I come. Ftbl. 2. DEBRA LEE Twelve long years of work and play, I finally can say I’m going my own way. FBLA 3,4; Art 4; VOE 4. NORMA LEE We spend all our time waiting for graduation day, now we wish we could have our school days back. Science-Math 1,2; Chorus 3; Panther Press 3; Art 4; Sp. 1. SHARON ELIZABETH LESSIG The height of confidence is standing up in a hammock. Tri-Hi-Y 1,3.4; Keywanettes 3,4; Flag Corps 3; SC 3; HG 3; Latin 3 sweetheart. 4; Interact Calendar Girl 4; Gymnastics mgr. 3. ANTHONY LEWIS Good luck in the future. Bktbl. 1,2,3 cap., 4; Band 1,2. WAYNE LEWIS If you love someone you will be loyal to her. believe in her and stand your ground in defending her. FHA-Hero 1,2; Ftbl. 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3,4. M MARK MAST FFA 1,2,3. THERESA MAST There are three goals to live for; faith, hope and love, the greatest of these is love. Decca 3.4 VP. DIANA MARIE MASTERS I love to laugh and jump for joy. but most of all I love my boy. FHA 1; FBLA 4. JEFFREYS. MAYO If all roads lead to Rome, stay in Chicago. The weather is better. Beta 2.3; NHS 3; Debate 3.4; Gonzo 1.2,3.4. MELISSA C. McCALL •MO’ Believe with your heart and look with your eye. there’s a gift money can’t buy. It’s love. Sp. 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Bsbl. Batgirl 2; FHA 4; FBLA 3.4. BEVERLY McCarthy The years have come, the years have gone. I can’t believe I’m on my own. FHA 1,2; Centrells 1. willetta McClendon Why should a person pour over books and study all the time until he looks like a ghost? FHA-Hero 1.4; FBLA 3,4. LEQUITTA YVONNE MEDDERS I'm always happy, never sad. sometimes naughty, but never bad. Latin 1,2; JCL 1,2; FHA-Hero 2; FBLA 4; VOE Cl. Pres. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Chorus 4; Gym- nastics 3; Panther Press 3; Civ. 4. PAULA MERKERSON True love and friendship are like a ship on the ocean—they never really run smooth. ROTC 1,2,3; Pep 2; Decca 4. 244 Looked at the World, Then Descended MILTON B. MYERS, Jr. Study hard, play hard and have fun. Varsity 1; Wres. 1; Auto 1; Masonry 2; Draf- ting 4. LARRY PASCAL If if’s and but’s were candy and nuts, we’d have Christmas all year round. Ftbl. 1; Track 1,2; Varsity 1,2; French 1; Decca 3 tres., 4 pres. O ’c D (f) ELIZABETH ALLYSON MILLER I am my love’s and he is mine, sealed with a seal that’s safe forever. Cheerleader 2; Anchor 2 sec.; Tri-Hi-Y 4. LEROY MILLER It has been a long time in coming here, but now it’s time for me to leave. Ftbl. 1,2,3; FHA-Hero 4. RANDY MILLS Though the days are long and the classes are boring, come Friday night the gangs go soaring. JUDY MILTON Do well what God would have you do, for what is great and what is small only God can tell. VOE 3; FBLA 4. DOROTHY MITCHELL Life is like art: It’s full of colors, shapes and scenery. DEBBIE MITCHEM Life is a vast and limitless horizon with its only boundary being people’s narrow mindedness. HG 1,2,3 marshal; Horizon 4; Keywanettes 3.4; Vbl. 2,3,4; Sp. 2.3,4 sec.; Beta 2,3,4; Latin 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1; SC 4; NHS 4; Who’s Who 2.3. BRYAN DAVID MORGAN I’ve served my time and I’m out on parole, but I won't be back. FFA 1.2,3.4. JULIE MORRIS Like a rose. I can blossom and also show my thorns. Sp. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; FHA-Hero 3; VOE 4; FBLA 4. ROCKY A. MOTES I love work. I could sit and watch it all day. Interact 1.2.3; Latin 1; FHSRA 2; FFA 2.3,4. BUDDY MULLINS A boy becomes a man when he stops trying to prove to everyone that he is a man. MARIA MULLIS If you love something set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Sp. 1; FFA 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Decca 4. N SHERRY NELSON If ignorance were blessed. I'd be a saint. FFA 1; FBLA 3; Civ. 3.4 VP. TAMMY NETTLES School was good times and bad. but these were the funnest times I’ve ever had. HG 3; FBLA 3.4 VP; VOE 4 VP; Beta 4; Sp. 1. JOYCE NILES There’s something to love in every day. Civ. 2; Cl. Sec. 2; VOE 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; SC 3,4 sec.; Varsity 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Interact Calendar Girl 4; Keywanettes 3.4 pres.; HG 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; VOE 4; FBLA 3,4. O RICK OVERTURF He who makes somebody happy each day. who gives heed to distress, will find satisfaction the richest of pay. for it’s ser- vice that measures success. Bsbl. 1,2.3.4; Varsity 3.4; Latin 1,2 pres.. 3. P KRISTI PACETTI Our lives are shaped by those who love us and by those who refuse to love us. Sp. 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; FBLA 3.4; FHA-Hero 3,4; Panther Press 3.4. NANETTE PALMER I leave with the class of '79 knowing new friends, having old friends. Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; FBLA 3; Decca 4. DEAN PARRISH Two roads diverged in a wood and I—I took the one less traveled by. That’s the difference. Beta 3,4; NHS 3,4; Ftbl. 1; FHA-Hero 2,3; Latin 2. JACK PELHAM I hear music and a new song everywhere, they bring happiness and joy. Find a new song. Find Jesus. Latin 1; NHS 3.4; Beta 4; Marching Band 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 1.2; Symphonic Band 3,4. JESSIE PEOPLES Have you tried Jesus? TIM PERRY To have a friend you have to be a friend. RAYMOND LEE PITTS Auto 1,2,3; Welding 1; Vica. PAM POLLARD If any of ye lack wisdom, ask of God. Latin; Marching Band 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1.2,3.4; JCL; Who’s Who. SHERI FAYE POWELL There is a foolish corner in the brain of the wisest man. Horizons 4; Keywanettes 3 VP. 4; HG 1,2,3; Beta 2.3.4; NHS 2 tres.. 4; Latin 1.2; Who’s Who. BONNIE PRICE If you want to do something challenging, try helping someone. FBLA 3,4. NIA PRICE Everyone has a purpose to fulfill in their life to someone or something. FBLA; FHA; Track; Bktbl. SALECE JOY PRINE A penny for your thoughts is better than a dime for your mind. Art; FHA-Hero. R FAY RASH Should I make it big in life. I’ll tell the world I salute Palatka High. French 1. STEPHANIE REECE It's better to forget the things that hurt us 245 o o D b o ‘c Q) CO Through the Crooked Pathways to the Super and live each day taking whatever comes our way. Civ. 1.2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Track 2,3.4; X Country 3; FHA-Hero 2.3.4; SC 2; CL. Sec. 2. MARTHA REED Love is th$ master ray that opens the gate to happiness. French 3.4; Sp. 4; FHA 2,4; Flag Corp 4; Pep 2; Chorus 1. JANET LEIGH REGISTER If words were pennies. I’d be rich. Keywanettes 2,3.4; FHA 2; Latin 1,2 psr., 3 VP; Beta 2; Wrestlerettes 2,3; Science- Math 2; Panther Press 3,4; SC 4. MARILYN RENSEL The smile that is worth the praises of earth, is the smile that shines thru the tears. FHA; Civ. BRAD RICHARDSON Keep your feet on the ground, but keep reaching for the stars. Vica 1,2. CHRISTINE RICHARDSON It s getting close to time to go. I hope to go and not to stay. D. W. RICHARDSON Believe in yourself and what others think won’t matter. Latin 1.2; Key 1,2,3; FHA 2,3,4 par.; Ftbl. 1,- 2,3.4; Track 1; Who’s Who 4; Tennis 2; CL. VP 1; HG 1,2,3; Varsity 3,4; SDAHSS 4. High school it all over, it’s come to an end. Here I come college. I’m ready to begin. Sp. 1,2 pres.; Interact 2,3,4. FELICIA SEABURY The salaried person tends to identify himself with the higher classes rather than with the working class. Keywanettes 2,3,4; Civ. 3; Leo 3 VP, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 cap.; SC 1; Sftbl. 1,2,- 3.4; Cl. Sec. 3; FHA 2.3; HG 3; Who’s Who 3; FBLA 4; Science-Math 1,2; HCD’s 3.4. MARSHA SELPH Smile and keep on keeping on. REGINA SELPH I am I and you are you. but it sure would be nice to switch places sometimes. Science-Math 1,2; FBLA 3.4; Centrelle 2; FHA-Hero 4. BEVERLY DIANE SHARPLES Dibbly’ Don’t walk in front of me. I might not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Band 2,3 sgt., 4; Beta 3.4. SANDRA ANNE SHERER True friendship never dies. It goes thru the crooked pathways and dead-end streets to the superhighways of life. Keywanettes 2.3,4; NHSRA 2,3,4 sec.; Latin 1,2,3.4; Beta 3.4; NHS 3; HG 1,2,3; SC 4; Horizons 4 bus. mgr. Latin 1,3; Bravettes 2; Civ. 2; Beta 2,3.4; NHS 3; Vbl.3. SUSAN J. SQUIRES Friendship, love and trust are the best things in life. Chorus 3; FHA 3; Civ. 3,4 sgt. arms; Cl. Tres. 4. KATHY SULLIVAN People can’t change truth, but truth can change people. HG 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; VOE sec. 4; Interact Calendar Girl 4. MARCIETTA SWILLEY When I talk, my friend listens. When my friend talks. I listen. That’s one reason why we re friends. At. 1 sec.. 2 VP; Beta 2, 3 tres., 4; NHS 3,4; Civ. 2,3 par.; Keywanettes. 3,4; Leo 3,4; SC 3; Sp. 1; Vbl. 2,3,4 cap.; Bktbl. 1.2,3,4; Sftbl. Mgr. 1,2; HG 1.2; FHA-Hero. 3. T TAMMY TAFOYA We may give without loving, but we can’t love without giving. Tri-Hi-Y; FHA-Hero. ROY TAYLOR Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Concert Band 1.2; Symphonic Band 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Vica 3. CHARITY RICKS If being on time were against the law, I would have a perfect record. FBLA 4. JIMMY RIVERS If worry was the cause of death I’d live forever. Golf 1; Ftbl. 1,2.3.4; Key 3.4; Keywanettes Romeo 4; Varsity 4. PATRICIA LEE SHOEMAKER Life is much too short to live without someone to love and care for. ROTC Drill Team 1,2,3,4; ROTC Bat- tallion Staff 4. CONNIE SINGLETARY Always smile and be happy and you’ll be right on your way. FFA 3; FBLA 4. ANGELIA THOMPSON I finally got it all together, but I forgot where I laid it. Science-Math 1; HG 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; SC 2; CL. Sec Tres. 2; Beta 2,3.4; NHS 3,4; FBLA 4; ART 4. CINDY THOMPSON Smile an everlasting smile. HG 1,2; Sp. 1; FHA 4; GA 3,4. TERESA ROGERS The only way to kill time is to talk it to death. Science-Math 1; Chorus 1.2; FHA-Hero 2; FFA 3; Civ. 4. S STEPHEN WILLIAM SCHRAM LISA SINGLETARY If you have the will to do something you can go far in life. FFA 1; Bktbl. 3.4; Track 3,4. TONYA STAPLES The man of few words and settled mind is wise; therefore, even a fool is thought to be wise when he is silent. It pays him to keep his mouth shut. KIMBERLY K. THOMPSON Good friends are sunshine on a rainy day. Cheerleader 2,3; Civ. 2; HG 2; FBLA 3; Var- sity 1,2,3; Gym. mgr. 1,2; Interact 4; Decca 4. SHARONTOCKEY Remember—A cauliflower is just a cabbage with a college education. Chorus; French; Guitar. 246 Highways, True DOROTHEA TRAPHOFNER Did Mr. Coursey say to be for or against communism? Meet you at Gator Lake. NHS 3,4; Beta 2,3.4; Civ. 3,4 sec.; Sftbl. 1,- 2.3.4; Vbl. 2,3,4. CYNTHIA DENISE TUCKER Remember if you solve a problem there's always another one in the end. Sp. 1,2. W ROBERT WALKER We’re the Class of 79. Ftbl. 1; FHA 1; Bktbl. 2,3,4. LaTESHA WARD Many things can bring us wealth, but only friends can bring us joy. Bravettes 2; Horizon 3; Jr. Prom Queen 3; HG 1,2,3; Keywanettes 3,4; Interact Calen- dar Girl 4; FBLA 4; VOE 4. SUSAN WELCH Ask in Faith, for God is waiting, for thy grace filled in earnest prayer. Faith delights Him, zeal can touch Him, every moment, everywhere. SHERRI WHITTEMORE Believe in what you want to do and wishes really will come true. SC 1,2; FHA 4; Chorus 1,2. DARLENE WIGGS Centrelle 1; Sftbl. 1,2,4; Majorette 2; Bktbl. 4. BEVERLY LENORA WILLIAMS Friendship Never Dies I must go on to achieve my goals so, to all my friends, keep going strong. LANETTE WILKINSON A friend is one who knows you as you are, understands where you’ve been, accepts who you’ve become and still invites you in. Centrell 1; Key Sweetheart 1; SC 1; FHA- Hero 2,3; Keyettes 2; Varsity 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4. PATTY WILKINSON After all these years, I finally did it. French 1; Centrell 1,2. DeLORIS WILLIAMS ‘Lois’ The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes along. FHA-Hero 3. JUNE WILLIAMS If you have someone, set him free; if he comes back he’s yours, if he doesn’t he never was. Pep 2; Track 2; FHA-Hero 3. RHONDA WILLIAMS Good luck to the following students at Palatka High. FHA-Hero 1.2,4; Sftbl. Mgr. 2. RUBEN WILLIAMS If I was a bird. I’d fly high and glide with the wind. Science-Math 1. TYRONE WILLIAMS I’ve driven many miles, passed many years, so keep driving. Don’t wreck before k_ O o a k_ b you reach the finishing line. Bktbl. 1.2,3 stat.. 4 stat.; Latin 1,2; Leo 1; •— Beta 1. Q) CD YVONNE WILLIAMS What ever happened to the good or 15 credits? WENDELL WINGATE Don’t try to beat this life, you’ll never live through it. Vica 3 pres.; 4 pres. ROBIN WOOTEN Never underestimate the power of love. It reaches the spark of good in the other per- son and disarms him. FHA 1; Art 1,2.3,4; FBLA 3; Civ. 4; VOE 4 VP. JIMMY WRIGHT I’ll be a Panther till the day I die. When I’m dead, dead and gone, I want those Panthers to carry on. Ftbl. 1,2,3,4; SC 1,2; Bktbl. 1,2; Track 1; Varsity 4. KIM WRIGHT Live each day with the hope of making a new friend. Latin 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Panther Press 3. Y ALAN YOUNG Now that it’s all been done. Later. . . LYNETTEYOUNG School is what you make it, so use it wisely. 247 i— o o D w- Q Faculty SAM ADAMS, UF, BSA, MSA Ag. and Nat. Res. Ed, FFA BOBBY ADKINS, Small Gas Eng. VICA JAMES ALEXANDER, UF, BA, PE, Key Club JIMMI ALEXANDER, UF, PE. Gym, Keywanettes ARTIE ALLARD, UF, Lib, Sc., Media-Spec. ANTHONY A. ALRED, David Lips. UTenn. BS, Hist, PE, Sc. Civ. JV Fb., Wrest. DIANA ALRED, UF, BS, PE, Volleyball, Track KAREN ANDREWS, UF, BA, M.ED. SLD., Var. and JV. Bskl. cheerleaders • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Eng. 3 WILLARD COOPER. FAMU, BS, PE ANNE COURSEY, UF, BA, Civics CHARLES COURSEY, Stet. U, BA, Senior Class DWAYNE COX, U of Ark. Ed. PE, Health, Safety Var. fb. DAVID CRISWELL, U. of Rich., BSE Alt. Class, Var. fb, track CONNIE Y. CROUCH, Tift Col., BS, ED, MFL, Child Dev., Senior Class JOHN CUNNYNGHAM, UF, BA MA Asst. prin. BETTIE DARUS, UF, BA, M ED, Am. Hist. WAYMOND GOODING, Fla. AM, Guidance Frosh Bskl. DONALD GREEN, FSU, SJRJC, BS, AA, Am. Ind. NA JOHN HARMON, Fla. AM, BS Masonry REVA A. HARRIS, E. Tenn., BA, EMR OLIAC HENDERSON, Fla. AM, UF, FSU, U of Mont., Dr. Ed CARL HERRING, UF, MAE U of Fla., BS, PE, Prin. MAVIS HOLLEY, Florence St., BS, Voc. Home Ec. KAREN HUGHES, UF, UNF, BS, math, Civinettes PHYLLIS D. HUNTER, Albany St., UNF, BA, M. Ed., Eng. JEANNETTE M. BANKS, FSU, BS, Eng. Publications SANDRA BATSON, UWF. UNF. BS., Bus. Ed. JIM BAXTER, Ind. St. U. Sc. Physics, Var. Bskl. BILLY BENNETT. BS, MS, Austin St. UTenn. PE, AD. Var. fb. PATRICIA BOYLE, U Miss., UF., Art KEN BRAUMAN, Iowa St. MS, BS, Guid., CC, Track WANDA BREEDEN, W. Ky. U., UF, Child Care, Fam. Ec. Child Dev. BS, MA, FHA-HERO JOHN BROCK, UF, BS, Alg. 2, Geo., Pre Alg. EDNA R. BYRD, Van. U„ UF, RN, BSN, MED, Science PEGGY COLE, Mid. Tenn. St., BS, RON DENNIS, At. Chr. Col, UF, BS, MED, Journ, Eng., Frosh Class, Frosh fb, Softball JEAN DUNAGAN, JSU, BS, Eng. 2 TWYLA ELLIOTT, FSU, UF, AB, Sec. Admin, Man. Rec, Shorthd 1, FBLA MARY EMBREE, Ohio SU, BFA Speech, Eng. Debate LINDA HOYCE FITZGERALD, FJC, UF, Phy. Hand, Juniors JEAN FLESS, FSU, UF, BS, MA, Eng., Reading BILL FRENCH, SJRJC, Ld, JROTC, Drill Team JOHN P. GARTIN, More St, U of Ky., BS, MA, PSY, US Geog., Work. Pre., Jun. Cl. Interact VALERIE K. GOLDEN, W. Ky. BA, Eng 2,3 HENRY L. JENKINS, Beth. Cook., UF, BS, M. Ed, Science LINDA JOHNS, Beth. Cook., BS, Shorthd, Gen. Off. Clk, FBLA, Frosh Cheerleaders MARSHALL JONES, MAE, Dean of Students MARY JO JONES, Agnes Scott, BA, Math COLONEL C.E. JORDAN, JR., US Mil. Aca. U of Va„ BS, M. Ed. JROTC ELLEN KRAMER, Duke U„ UF, BA, Sp. Ed., Stu. Council, Wrestlettes PAULA LAWRENCE, SJRJC, UF, BS, Ed., Chem. Beta PEGGY LEWIS, FSU, BS, Visually Hand. JANE LYNCH, ST. Fran. BS, 248 Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • Faculty • § a Comp. Math. ANDY McCLAIN, Auto Mech. JIM McCOOL, Atl. Chr., BS, PE, Var. Club, Var. Fb, BB. MARY McCOOL, FSU, BS, N. Fla., MS, PE, Cheerleaders TERRY McCOOL, FSU, ME, UF, BS, Dean of Students JACOB McLEAN, BS Middle Tenn., Civics, Fla. His. DAVID McPHERSON, Dr. Ed. CATHERINE W. MERRITT, E. Ky. U, Stetson, UF, BA, MA, Guid. Director C. E. MERWIN, Math 1, BS, Ms. Ed. U Tenn. JEARLENE MILLER, SJRJC, UF, BA, World His. CHARLES MORGAN, E. Tex. St., Am. Hist. INA KAY MORGAN, Media Sp„ UF, BAE, FSU, MSLS Lib. JOSEPH F. MURANO, Math, Comp. JV fb. DALE NEWMAN, W. Ky., BS, Art W. T. NEWSOME, JR., Stet., UF, BA, MA, Math, Bible Hist. BOB OLIVER, Geneva Col., BA MBA, Dis. Ed., DECA, Panther Den MARY C. PALMER, Edward Waters Col., Fla. A.M., BS, MS, Dean, Keywanettes MILLIE PARRISH, Auburn U., BS, Math 2 BARBARA PEACOCK, Fla. A.M., MS, Eng. POLLY PAYNE, Marshall U„ AB Drama, Eng. ROBERT PENOUILH, FSU, BS, Eng., Soph. Class MARY JO PERRY, FSU, BS, MS, Voc. Guid. Counselor, NHS JIM PIGNATO, FSU, BME, Instru. Music JULIE PRATT, U. S. Miss., BA, World Hist., Flag, Rifle Corps PAMELA E. RANDLE, UF, BA, Sp. Ed., S.S. Science NYTA RICHARDSON, Union U„ UF, BA, Biology, Human Psy. JACK ROGERO, FSU, BS, Eng. CAROLE RUSZKOWSKI, W. Vir„ BS, Excep. Students, Frosh Cheerleaders MICHAEL RUSZKOWSKI, W. Vir„ BS. MS, PE, Am. Hist., Fb., Bskb., FCA, Key Club LOUISE NEWKIRK SEABURY, Fla. A.M., BS. Off. Clerk, Clerical, FBLA LORRAINE C. SIMMONS, SJRJC, UF, BS, Ed; Phy, Sc. Eng. Fair, MIP GRACE SMITH, Berea Col., UF, BS, Bus. Adm., Man., Acc. 2, FBLA LIMA PAIGE SMITH, BS Duke U„ Algebra RITA C. SMITH, E. III., BS, Home Ec„ FHA MRS. SALLY SMITH, Purdue U., AS, Food Prod., Ser., FHA-Hero HOMER STALLINGS, UF, N. Fla., NA Radio and TV, Drug Abuse Ed. THEODORE STRICKLAND, Tusk, q Inst. SJRJC, JROTC, Rifle Team KATHRYN P. STRICKLIND, o Athens Col., Emory, Van. UF, AB, u_ Latin 1,2 French 1,2,3 WAYNE SUMNER, Vocational Carp. MARY LCUISE THOMAS, Tift Col., AB Eng. 1 CANDANCE TILTON, FSU, BS, Math 1,2, Pre-Alg. WILLIAM TURNBULL, BM, Pitts Music Inst., Stet. U, Chorus JOHN VALLES, BA, Gulf Ct. Col., UF, U.S. Hist., Civics ANN F. WALTON, FSU, U. of Valencia, BA, UNF, Spanish JAMES E. WARD, Asst. Prin. MS, UF JACQUELYN S. WARWICK, FSU, BS, Bookkeeping, FBLA LEON B. WHIPPLE, UF, U of S. Fla., C.E.T., MDT, Vica Drafting DONALD WILLIAMS. UF, BAE, MED, Asst. Prin. EDWIN R. WILLIAMS, Fla. A.M., BS, MED, Clothing and Prod., Tailoring, FHA-HERO MS. A. M. WILLINGHAM, MED, BS. Fla. A.M., Altern. Class HAROLD WILSON, BSA, ABAC, UF, Ag„ FFA CAROLYN A. WRIGHT, BA, MA Ed., U. of Rhode Is., Eng., Senior Class HENRY WRIGHT, Asst. Prin. 249 Student Directory A Ackerett, Linda 91,161,181,304 Adams, Birdie 91 Adams, David 65 Adams, Johnny 91 Adams, Mellanie 91,172 Adams, Richard 65 Adams, Wendy 111,161,225 Addison, Gerurd 107 Adkins, Donna 111 Adkins, Robin 91 Alexander, Fred 111 Alford, Bryan 19,60,149,156,160,- 168,169,198,200,201,203,251,278 Alford, Kay 65,156 Alford, Wade 111,212 Allen, Artis 91,210 Allen, Barbara 91,161,183 Allen, Craig 111,212,224 Allen, Eddie 111,223 Allen, Kenneth 111 Allen, Ronald 111 Allen, Victor 7 Allman, James 65 Alton, Ron 91,174 Amick, Charles 111,179 Anders, Alma 91,210 Anders, Sandra 19,175 Anderson, Allen 91,161 Anderson, Anetira 91 Anderson, Charles 19 Anderson, Clifford 111 Anderson, David 65 Anderson, Dione 111 Anderson, Jay 91,176 Andreu, Denise 19,155,162,183,- 230,231 Andreu, Kristy 111 Andrews, Angela 111 Andrews, Kenneth 19 Angel, Mark 91 Ansley, Carol 91,236 Appling, Crystal 91,235 Arbuckle, Keith 65,164 Areundo, Edward 71,81,85 Areundo, Missy 126 Armstrong, Gloria 65 Arnold, Rose 19 Arrington, Charlotte 19 Ashford, Jekita 126,231,233 Atkins, Brenda 90,91,170,174,- 192,236,237 Atkins, Felicia 19 Atkins, Freddie 111,212,223 Atkins, John 19,165 Atkinson, Greg 111,224 Austin, Charles 111 Averett, Ted 91,212 B Bacon, Cindy 65 Baggett, Emily 91,189 Baggett, Lynn 19,162 Baggs, Greg 126,179 Bailey, Mark 65 Bainbridge, Mark 91 Bair, Richard 91 Baker, Lisa 91,146,184,188,300 Baker, Steve 91,107 Baldwin, Kytrina 91 Ballentine, Marie 111 Ballard, Pam 111 Ballard, Timothy 19,45,71 Bandy, Steve 111 Bankhardt, Debbie 91,155,174 Bankhardt, Monica 111,117,172 Banks, Donna 87,91,174 Barber, Glenn 65 Barber, Jimmy 91,172,198,210,- 211,224 Barber, Mike 91,210,211 Barber, Steve 65 Barkley, Joyce 65 Barnes, Ginger 91 Barnes, Lisa 64,65,72,161 Barrinat, Charles 107 Bartels, Dennee 65 Bartlet, Lisa 20 Bartley, Mattie 180 Bartley, Roderick 65,218,219 Bass, Benita 91 Bass, Pam 111 Bass, Mary 65 Bass, Rebecca 65,162,171,173 Bastick, Jaqulyn 111 Battles, Arthur 111 Battles, Queen 65,162 Battles, Leonard 117 Baxley, Barbara 20,155,182 Baxter, Tammy 111,172,231,232 Baxter, Todd 91,210,224 Beauford, Anita 91 Beauford, Clayton 91,195,222,239 Beaver, Cheryll 65 Beckler, Eric 91,164,172,210,224 Beckler, Tracey 20,155,158,159,- 168,169,236,237,261,278 Bedenbaugh, Jed 111,118,160 Beecher, Lisa 126 Bellamy, Tammy 4 Belcher, Melvin 111 Bell, Steven 111 Bellamy, Angellia 111,234 Bellamy, David 191 Bellamy, Debbie 15 Bellamy, Tammy 111 Belser, Candy 20 Belton, Daisy 111,232,233 Bender, Sonya 107 Bennett, Danny 111 Bennett, Duane 65 Bennett, Kim 91,184,186 Beverly, Sarah 126 Biddle, Danny 111 Biddle, Mitchell 20 Bishop, Danny 65 Bishop, Lauri 20,51,165 Black, Danny 91 Blackwelder, Ann 91 Blackwelder, John 91 Blackwelder, Liz 91 Blackwelder, Lori 126,172 Blackwelder, Lucy 111 Blair, Pam 59 Blakely James 111 Blakely, John 111 Blakewood, Mark 21,161,165,- 214,215 Blarker, Tony 111 Blasenhauer, Jaquelyn 11 , Bliss, Darryll 91 Blount, Carol 65 Blount, Gail 65 Blount, Mary Ellen 65 Blount, Steve 65 Boggan, Dee 12,65,150,161 Boggarley, John 91 Bolling, John 65,194 Booth, Debbie 13,21,171,184,- 185.187 Booth, Joe 13,92,171,184,187 Botting, Lori 92 Bowen, Lenny 10,21,58 Boyer, Lavonia 111 Boykin, Wesley 92 Boyles, Leslie 21 Boyles, Steve 65,178 Boyt, Randall 14,21,52,59,224 Bradshaw, Cherly 92 Bramble, Bonnie 66 Bramble, Ronnie 111,178,179 Branch, Mark 92 Branham, Jamie 92,171 Brazzeal, Claude 111 Breland, Angie 111,174 Breland, Ricky 21,64 Brewer, Veronica 126,195 Bridges, Connie 66 Bridges, John 111 Brill, Bobby 21 Brinson, Anna 21 Brock, David 92 Brooks, Donna 112 Brooks, Laurie 66,181 Brooks, Rena 21 Brooks, Sandra 112 Brown, Barbarae 22,166,167,171,- 184.188 Brown, Brad 66,224 Brown, Casandra 92 Brown, Cynthia 234 Brown, Fred 22,160,175 Brown, Harvey 22,219 Brown, James 22,200,205,208 Brown, Janice 92 Brown, Johnny 20,66,168,169,- 200,209 Brown, Lewis 92,94,210 Brown, Lucy 66,172 Brown, Mark 66,195 Brown, Meverly 92 Brown, Mike 112,212,223 Brown, Millain 66,162 Brown, Millard 66 Brown, Tammi 22 Brown, Tena 22,29,148,274 Brown, Thomas 66,184,186 Browns, Denise 22,34,161,175,- 303 Bryan, Bambi 92,161,172,235 Bryan, Jean 22,28,52,156,158, 169,176,190 Bryant, David 4,22,39,46,55,62,- 154,166,171,195 Bryant, Paula 112 Bryant, Renee 92 Bryant, Todd 22 Buck, Carolyn 112,161,235 Buck, Lucille 23,161 Buck, Scott 107,214 Burke, Chris 92 Burke, Kathy 66,162,163,183 Burke, Nancy 23 Burke, Patsy 23 Burke, Paula 92 Burkes, Ann 23 Burkes, Frank 126 Burkes, Judy 93 Burks, Trina 66 Burgoyne, Randy 92 Burnett, Tracy 112,179,212,223 Burnham, Hugh 66 Burnham, Rebecca 66 Burnham, Suzanne 93,184,187 Burns, Robert 66 Butler, Lisa 112 Butler, Pamela 93,195 C Cain, Alice 112 Calloway, Angela 93 Calloway, Selene 10,67,180 Cameron, Barbara 126,161 Campbell, Clara 4 Campbell, Greg 93,210 Campbell, Michelle 112 Candy, Twila 126 Cannon, Shelly 23 Canon, Steve 93,178 Canty, Eric 93 Carbo, Candy 93 Carbo, Carrie 126 Carlson, Jackie 112,161,172 Carlson, John 67,176,178 Carlton, Tommy 67,162,174 Carnley, Jennifer 93,162,174,180 Carr, Grace 93,184,185 Carr, Sue 67,155,168,278 Carr, Thersa 112 Carrocino, Joni 113,150,173 Carroll, Bruce 67 Carroll, Debra 113 Carter, James 93,210,211 Carter, Mary 113 Carter, Nancy 93,126 Caruso, Marie 67 Cason, Calvester 67 Cason, Candy 67,174,183 Cason, Cathy 113,234 Cason, Ellnora 113,126 Cason, Steve 15,113,161,164, 212,226 Cauble, Greg 24,58 Caulk, Bruce 23,47 Caulk, Carla 113,236,237 Causey, Donna 113 Cervantes, Greg 67 Cervantes, Mary 67,79 Champion, Aaron 93 Champion, Sharon 12,67 Chancey, Robin 23 Chastain, John 23,59,178 Chavis, Tanglar 67,195 Chesser, Mary 23,155,162,178 Chester, Wendell 4,23,184,185 Cirigliano, Faith 24,155,156,158, 166,167,171 Clapp, Daryll 67,146,158,165, 200,201,208,224 Clapp, Myra 93,155,161 Clark, Carol 93 Clark, Kim 24,189 Clark, Lisa 113 Clark, Marsha 113,234 Clark, Preston 172,212 Clayton, Ernest 67,184 Clemente, Teri 24,50,63,154,171, 181,259 Student Directory Clevend, James 93 Clifton, Laura 93 Cobb, Cynthia 113 Cobb, Joe 9,8,67,161,164 Cobb, Lee 24,28,165,175 Cobb, Terri 67,189 Cole, Scott 93,162 Cole, Sharon 93,236 Collier, Keith 93,164,172.210,- 211,222 Collins, Bill 67 Collins, Daniel 113 Collins, Darlene 93,161,236 Collins, Jimmy 67,161,164,166,- 220,221 Collins, Joan 114 Collins, Kyle 114 Collins, Melodie 114 Collins, Phillip 114 Collins, Teri 67,172 Combs, Jeff 114 Combs, Joe 68,172,185,186 Comer, Brett 68,178 Comer, Connie 114,174 Comer, Diane 114,161,172 Comer, Robert 68 Comer, Sherri 85 Conlee, Carole 68,155,156.159,- 168,278 Conner, Melanie 85 Conrad. James 114 Converse. James 114 Cooke, Rhonda 114,161 Cooke, Suzanne 68 Cooke, Randy 114 Cooper, Gayle 68,235 Cooper. Cathy 68.172 Cooper, Lydia 24 Colvin. Tina 67 Cone, Charlotte 24 Corvin, Theresa 114,117 Corey, Clay 114 Corey, Cyrus 24 Cornelio, Debbie 68 Cothron, Lori Ann 114,126,193 Coulliette, Deidre, 25,155,183 Coulliette, Mike 68 Counts, Angela 114 Counts, Elsie 85 Courson, Glen 94 Courson, Tammy 25 Coursey, Tina 68 Covin, Rose 108 Cox, Craig 25 Cox, LaSharon 68,230 Cox, Lee 68.126 Craddock, Tammy 114 Craddoct, Tom 94 Crenshaw, Billy 94 Crenshaw, Jill 4,168,189 Crews, Billy 114,172,212 Crews, Lamar 68 Crews, Thomas 25 Crooms, Michael 25 Crosby, David 114 Cross, Mary 68,178 Crouse, Jay 114 Crumedy, Leroy 7,25,220,221 Cubbedge, Pam 114 Cumbo, Diane 4,68,156,163,170, 232 Curley, Corinna 94 Currie, George 68 Cutrer, Mary 94 Cutrer, Dione 114 a! d ttfii Dagnais, Cheryl 94 Dallas, Angela 94 Dandle, Cheryl 94.119 Daniels, Brett 114,212 Daniels, Kevin 25,164.224 Dasher, Marilyn 94,184,187 Davis, Andrea 114 Davis, Bruce 114 Davis, Chris 114,212 Davis, Clifford 94 Davis, Deanna 85,287 Davis, Debbie 94 Davis, Donald 25,60,161,164,214,- 215.220,221 Davis, Josie 26 Davis, Kenny 26 Davis, Mike 68,179 Davis, Mitch 26,226,227 Davis, Pat 26,178 Davis, Stephanie 26 Davis, Wanda 68,172 Day, Dana 94,172 Decubellis, Lori 94,162,239 DeGeyter, Pete 94,226 Delaney, Beverly 94,183 Dennard, Carl 68,164,168.200,- 216,219,278 Dennard, Sue Ann 114,189,236 Denny, Joetta 94,184,188 Deputy, Connie 4,68,85,162,163,- 230,231 Devore, Mary 94,174 Dicarlo, Tony 95,184,186 Diehl, Elaine 151,181 Diehl, Richard 114 Dillard, Judy 26 Dillinger, Cindell 95,180 Dillingham, David 114,179 Dillingham, Dee 13,69,184,187 Dion, Albert 69,83,200,201,238 Dion, Dawn 90,92,95,155,172,- 174,192,250 Dion, Thomas 114 Ditto, Mike 6,26,258,165,200,203,- I 209 Ditto, Pat 95 Diver, Sandra 75 Dobb, Richard 95 Dolinsky, Lisa 69 Donnelly, Kelly 110,115,170,174,- 193 Donohoo, Dwayne 115 Donovan, Ann 115,184,187 Doolittle, David 86,184 Dorsey, Sharon 69 Dovie, Gordon 69 Dowda, David 115 Dowling, Timmy 69 Drackett, Joann 26,175 Draughon, Martin 95 Drescher, Lewis 69 Drew, Debbie 26 Drew, Johnny 95,210 Driggers, Dwight 69 Driggers, Joseph 115 Driggers, Theresa 69 Drayton, Robert 15,95 Duck, David 69 252 Dumas, Darryll 95 Dunbar, Lisa 115 Dunklin, Ricky 95,184,185 Dunn, Jan 22,26,28 Dunn, Jason 20 Dupont, Jane 26 Dupree, Donna 12,95,184,186 Dupree, Lisa 27,163,184 Durden, Paulette 126 Durham, Bruce 27 Dwyer, Dane 115,124 Dwyer, David 27 E Earhart, Tammy 115 Echols, Susan 115,156,172 Echols, Tracy 27,30,155,171 Edwards, Glen 27,195 Edwards, Gwen 27,175 Edmundson, Jim 108,172,226 Edwards, Joseph 27 Edwards, Regina 115 Edwards, James 69 Edwards, Cathy 115 Edwards, Pam 95 Edwards, Tom 69 Efstathion, Leah 69,154,156,159,- 168,169,171,278 Ego, Lisa 95 Ego, Lori 95 Elgin, Jr., Basel 115 Ellerby, Berney 69 Elliot, Chad 17,69 Elliot, Kim 115 Elliot, Michelle 69 Elliot, Penny 114,115 English, Bobby 95 Ennis, Brenda 69 Ennis, Laura Lou 27,159,188 Eubanks, Kay 234 Eubanks, Kenny 115,212 Eubanks, Lori 115 Eubanks, Perman 43,150,200,209 Evans, Annette 69 Evans, Cleveland 115,156 Evans, Judy 95 Evans, Lance 28,176,229 Evers, John 86 Everson, Todd 115,212 F Fair, Jeffery 69,176 Falconbridge, Boo 6,28,159,175 Farmer, Tracy 115 Feagin, Bobby 115 Fields, Preston 115,172,179 Fells, Carol 115,232,233 Fells, Dexter 69 Fells, Novice 69,180 Felton, Darby 115,184,187 Fields, Richard 70 Flair, Chuck 129 Flanders, Lori 28 Flanders, Mark 95,176 Fleer, Charles 96 Fleisher, David 28,166,167 Fletcher, Betsy 70,89 Flint, J.P. 29,162,165,170,175 Flowers, James 212 Floyd, Blair 115 Floyd, Lisa Kay 92,96,166,167,- 173,192 Forbes, William 115 Ford, Desaree 96 Ford, Kristy 115 Ford, Larry 70 Ford, Steve 70,176 Foreman, Dwayne 70 Fowler, Ginny 115 Fowler, Jill 110,113,116,161 Fowler, Maria 116 Fowler, Timothy 116 Faunce, Carolyn 95,184 Fox, Michael 70 Fox, Rusty 160,179,226,263 Fox, Teresa 96,184,187 Frances, Terry 96,210,222 Francis, Charles 70,200,209 Frederick, Frank 70,194,195 Fredrick, Lenora 96,235 Fredrick, Susan 70,155,171 Freese, Augustine 96 Freeze, Roy 70 Friar, Donald 29,180 Fridy, Herbie 116,212 Frost. Becky 70.183 Fryer, John 96 Fuse, Marilyn 162,180 Fugerer. Bill 70 Fullana, Uliana 163 Fuqua, William 96 Futch, Billy 70 Futch, Daryll 29,59 Futch, Melissa 116 G Gaddy, Karen 29,155,159,180,181 Gaddy, Sharon 96,155,156,171,- 180,181 Gaines, Joni 96,152,156,174 Gaines, Nancy 29,148,156,160,- 165,167,190,191 Gainey, Donna 70,155,171,176,- 184,188 Gale, Christie 96,155,156,180,181 Gale, Malcom 29,42,175 Gallo, Freda 70,183 Gallo, Mike 96 Game, Lisa 96,161 Game, Sharon 70 Gardner, Tony 96 Garrett, Carol 70,162,178 Garrison, Otis 70 Gasche, Tim 96 Geohagan, Robert 107,184,186 Germany, Scott 96,210,211,226 Ghames, Katrina 116,184,187 Gibbs, Charlotte 29,175 Gibson, George 96 Gibson, Jackie 96 Gibson, Jerry 96,176 Gilley, Pam 23 Gilley, Thomas 108 Gilyard, Darrell 64,70,85,168,169,- 271 Gilyard, Esther 97 Gilyard, Paul 96 Gilyard, Terricena 29,180 Givens, David 29 Givens, Johnnie 70,224,225 Givens, Roderick 70,224 c 0) -O •4— w 253 c o; T3 3 CO Glenn, Earl 71,200,224 Glisson, Rick 71,179 Glover, Mike 29,200,208 Goodman, Lori 71,155,174 Goodson, Diane 108 Goodwin, Debi 30,156,182,189 Goodwin, Denise 30,59,162,230 Gordon, Davie 96 Gore, Daniel 71 Gornto, David 96,224 Gornto, Lisa 96,116,126,172 Goshern, Tamara 126 Gould, Richie 96,189,226 Grabo, Diane 97 Grabhorn, Rudy 71 Grabhorn, Sissy 7,28,30,59,149,- 165,175 Gradin, Cindy 183 Granger, Robert 116,179 Gray, Ken 116 Green, Barry 30 Green, Bobby 116 Green, Dale 30,61,156,157 Green, Darriel 4 Green, David 97 Green, Fred 97 Green, Pam 30,171 Green, Phyllis, 97 Green, Scott 14,97,178 Greene, Glen 116 Greer, Dawn 116 Gresham. John 71 Griffin, Jack 116 Griffin, Richard 116 Griffis, Bonnie 30,175 Griffis, Leon 97 Griffis, Micha 71 Griffis, Pam 71,64,181 Griffis, Steve 97 Griffis, Tim 14,97,164,200,292 Griffins, Jack 212 Griffon, Laura 97 Griggs, Jimmy 116,212 Groden, Cindy 97 Guess, Amy 71 Gunter, Beverly 97 Gunter, Kenny 71,82 Gunter, Robby 97,176 Gunter, Roger 116 Guthrie, David 71,195 Guthrie. Ricky 116,212 H Haak, Donna 3,156,158,165,183 190,191 Haddock, Clay 30,54,150,218,219 Hagans, Faye 97 Hagans, Mike 116,125 Hagen, Jerry 15,30 Hall, Brenda 71 Hall, Bryce 97 Hall, Connie 31 Hall, Joey 71,184.187 Hall, Gary 116 Hall, Richard 97 Hamm, Gloria 97 Hamilton, Roxa 116 Hamrick, Marla 71 Hancock, Candy 110,116,147,172 Hancock, Kevin 97 Haney, Shane 116 Hansford, Mike 97 Harden, Patricia 31,150,159 Hardin, Angela 116 Hardy, Bruce 97,216,219 Harmon, Tony 31,52,166.167,189 Harper, Lori 116 Harrell, Barbara 31,175 Harrell, Carmen 10,68,171 Harrell, Wynelle 71 Harris, Anthony 31 Harris, Jimmy 36 Harris, Sharon 71,171,184,186 Harris, Shelly 97 Harris, Dana 116 Harris, Jimmy 31 Harris, Rita 116 Harrison, Carl 71,128 Harrison, Gregg 31,226 Harrs, Jessie 71 Harrs, Wayne 98 Hart, Joann 97,92,155,192 Hartley, Laverne 71,171,183 Harvey, Kim 31,155,195 Harvey, Larry 31,54,162 Harvey, Roy 72 Hathy, Gary 112,116,212,213 Hawkins, Keith 31,148,164.228 Hawkins, Russell 97,173 Havis, Mary Jane 97 Hayden, Jay 72,200,226,228,301 Hayden, Scott 117,179,221,213 Hayes, Bonnie 32 Hayes, Danny 32,214,215 Hayes, Ken 72 Hayes, Linda 21,32,148,159,156,- 165,180 Hayes, Pam 32,184,186 Hayes, Sheila 117 Hayes, Paul 97 Haynes, Frank 97 Hazlett, Kathy 97,108,15S, 171,- 172,192,250 Hazlett, Virginia 32 Head, Dewayne 98 Hearst, Ronnie 117 Hebert, Kenny 72,178 Hedstrom, Randy 69,200,201,- 224.225,303 Heidt. Gary 98 Heidt, Judy 72 Heidt, Larry 37 Heidt, Sharon 32 Hemphill, Laurie 98,155,156,161 Henderson, Ann 18,62,139,148,- 155.159,181,230,268 Henderson, Holly 72,154,156,- 171,183,184,188 Hendrith, Evelyn 117 Hendrith, Fred 2 Hendrith, Izell 117,223 Henkle, Becky 155,156,162,163,- 301 Henkle, Peggy 98,173,225 Herring, Bill 12.98,164,210,218,- 219,229 Herring, James 32 Hersey, Donna 32,50 Hersey, Gary 98,174,210 Hersey, Greg 32,180,200,202,304 Hersey, Susan 72 Hickenlooper. Bobby 30,32 Hicks, Willie 98 Higginbotham, Keith 117,212,224 Higginbotham, Trent 10,32 254 Hill, Angie 33 Hill, Alphonso 20,33,54,195,200,- 204 Hill, Brian 117,172,212.213 Hill, Bruce 98 Hill, Cheri 33,161,183 Hill, Nickie 98,161 Hill, Roger 117,170,212 Hills, Vincent 210 Hilts, Robert 98 Hines, Barbara 72,155,170,171,- 172,174,230,231,232,233,236 Hines, Stephanie 12,117,172 Hinze, Kathleen 33 Hoare, John 179,117 Hobbs, Cleveland 16,33 Hobb, George 108 Hodge, Fred 33 Hodges, Terry 98 Hoerle, Love 72 Holloway, Jack 98 Holloway, Penny 8,72,171 Holloway, Tim 98,150,210,211,222 Honeysette, Richelle 33 Hope, Willie 117,213 Hooper, Allen 117 Hooper, Tim 73 Hooten, Bobby 6,33,39,50,150,- 160,195,200,202,217,219,302 Hooten, Karl 72,184 Hooten, Keith 72 Hoover, Laura 98,117 Hopper, Dennis 33 Hopper, Mark 72 Horne, Lynn 162,163 Horner, Lori 86,150,161 Horner, P.J. 173 Horner, Wallace 34 Houck, Ernest 73,200 Hough, Wilber 34, 221 Houston, David 98 Howard, Chuck 73 Howers, James 117 Huber, Christi 73 Huber, Frankie 34,168,264,278 Huber, Julie 98 Hudgins, Andrea 73 Hudgins, Suzanne 34,59,155,183, 238 Hughes, Angela 73,90,162,180, 181,231,225 Hughes, Lori 34,56,156,159,268 Hull, Scott 4,34,149,199,200, 201,203, 207,226 Humphrey, Chris 73,155,184,188 Hunter, Beth 117,172 Hunter, Chuck 117 Hunter, David 34 Hunter, Elizabeth 73 Hurwitz, Christi 73,155,158,159,- 168,278 Hurwitz, Jill 12,98,156,163,166, 167,183.184 Hudson, Annette 98 Hutchinson, Debra 98 Hutson, Naomi 98 §1 | Ingram, Leanne 116,117,161 Ingram, Lisa 34,48,150,154,159, 161,183,264 Isom, Kenny 20,34,149,150,195, 198,200,205 Ivey, Caroline 34,162,168,183 Ivery, Larry 35 Ivory, Cathy 98,162,163,183 J Jackson, Christine 73,162,163 Jackson, Mitchell 126 Jackson, Darlene 234 Jackson, Shirley 234 Jackson, Zethlia 73 James, Bernadette 117 James, Dawn 99,146,184,188,300 James, Debra 12,73,230,235 James, Keith 35,52,155,184,185 James, Pam 35,235 Jammes, Jean 99 Jarrell, Larry 35,161 Jarvis, Robin 73,85,170,232,233 Jenkins, Cynthia 99 Johns, Bobby 117 Johns, Clay 35 Johns, Dean 74,164,165,175,224, 300 Johns, James 99 Johns, Melinda 117 Johns, Mitchell 35 Johns, Pam 4,74,155,183 Johnson, Calvin 99,220 Johnson, Clinton 35 Johnson, Donna 235 Johnson, Doug 218,219,229 Johnson, Eric 117 Johnson, Ernest 99 Johnson, Frank 99 Johnson, Harrelyn 99 Johnson, Janet 117 Johnson, Marion 117,234 Johnson, Robert 35,219 Johnson, Rosalyn 74,236 Johnson, Tami 74,159,160,156 Johnson, Theresa 99,174 Johnson, Willie 74 Johnston, Jesse 117 Jones, Calvester 117,129.223 Jones, Carmelia 74 Jones, Chan 35,54 Jones, Charles 99 Jones, Cleveland 74,210,222 Jones, David 99,184 Jones, Dean 99 Jones, Debbie 74 Jones, Diane 99 Jones, Eddie 99 Jones, Katrina 35,40,180 Jones, Laura 36,161 Jones, Mark 117,212,223 Jones, Patrick 56,178 Jones, Pete 69,179 Jones, Rudd 27,36,155,165,166, 167,171 Jones, Sonia 188 Jones, Terri 36,159 Jones, Wanda 117,173 Jones, Wanda 117 Joos, Glen 99,210 Jordan, Helen 36 Jordan, Phillip 99,168 Judd, Laurie 118 Judd, Shawn 118 Junior, Bonnie 69,230,231 255 Student Directory o -I—’ o d Junior, Faye 118,180 Junior, Gwendolyn 36 Junior, Rose 99 Q c 0) D 3 OD K Kaercher, John 118,172,214 Kaercher, Steve 74,86,214 Kalaczynski, Curtis 99 Kalaczynski, William 118,179 Kane, Debbie 118,162,172 Kania, Jerry 118 Kaymore, Danny 86,172 Keeley, Dwayne 108 Keen, Roger 36 Keene. Terri 13,36,154,159,175 Keenney, Gracia 99 Keiffer, Kristi 118 Keiffer, Pat 12,174,184,188,225 Keiffer, Ralph 2,99,187 Keith, Andrea 99,161 Keith, Colleen 36 Keller, Chris 118 Kelley, Gena 67,74,183 Kelley, Terri 36 Kelly, Ron 36 Kemp, Denise 37 Kemp, Nancy 86 Kemplin. Barbara 86,183 Kendrick, Liz 99.162 Kennedy, George 35 Kennedy, Leigh 16,74,173 Kerce, Jimmy 118 Kerwin, Jeff 74,173 Key, Jeanette 74,180 Key, Karen 118 Key, Kevin 37,59,63,179 Kahaghni, Azita 74 Kight, Kelly 37,156,159,190, 191 Kilcriss, Wayne 74 Kilgore, David 75,173 Kilgore, Margie 118,174 Kilgore, Sue Ellen 118,174 Killebrew, Edward 75,178 Killen, Tanya 35,37,159 King, Donna 37,152,180 King, Timmy 37,164 King, Willie Joe 118 Kinney, David 75,200 Kirby, Susan 99 Kite, Deanna 118,123,178,179 Knight, April 118,184,186 Knight, David 118 Knight, Tammy 99 Knighten, Dana 118 Knowles, Beth 75 Knowles, Jackie 118,195 Knox, Peggy Jean 75,50 Knox, Roberta 118,172 Koone, Malcolm 98,75,82,201,200 Koone, Tim 37,54,59 Kurtz, Bernice 75,183,155 Kurtz, Bernie 75,155,217,219 Kurtz, Brian 118 L Laeber, Deidra 99 Laffien, Mark 183,75,171,155 218,219,229 Lail, Craig 37 Lancaster, Gus 75 Lancaster, Susan 118 Landrum, Joy 99,184,187 Landrum, Kathy 37,182,184,187 Lane, Belinda 119 Lane, Cindy 75,175 Lane, Dewey 75 Lane, Rose 7 Largacci, Clay 119 Largacci, Gail 37,155,162,163,230 231,235,238 Largacci, Gene 99 Lashley, Melissa 119 Lassiter, Keith 54,150,151,200, 205 Lassiter, Mike 75 Lawhorn, Kermit 99 Lawrence, Kelly 38 Lawrence, Patricia 99 Lawrence, Paula 99 Lawrence, Paulette 96 Lawrence, Paulette 96 Leary, Arthur 99,164,165,210,222 Ledley, John 97,99 Lee, Chip. 119 Lee, Craig 119 Lee, Debra 38,189 Lee, David 75 Lee, Donna 99 Lee, Loretta 119 Lee, Patricia 38 Lee, Norma 38 Lee, Philip 99 Lee, Timmy 119,122,179 Leitz, Gregg 119,179 Leonard, Artis 119,212,213,222 Lessig, Sharon 18,33,38,159,165 174 Lessig, Sue 75,158,161,190 Lewis, Alesia 99,300 Lewis, Alphonso 7,38,210 Lewis, Annette 75 Lewis, Anthony 38,195,220 Lewis, Arthur 210 Lewis, Bernard 75,186 Lewis, Chris 210,211,226 Lewis, Curtis 14,75,99,200 Lewis, Justin 38,150,198,201, 208 Lewis, Karen 99,172 Lewis, Ronnie 99 Lewis, Wanda 75,231 Lewis, Wayne 14,38,200,208,209 Leonard, Arsmer 75 Liabl, Cindy 99,156 Liabl, Marcia 37 Lingerfelt, Robert 75 Linton, Audra 75 Linton, Julie 75 Livingston, Aaron 100 Livingston, Tommy 75,178,224,- 303 Lloyd, Bill 75,173,189 Lockhart, Dietrick 100 Logan, Tammy 86,189 Lone, Lori 75 Long, James 9,38,54,200,203 208 Lord, Bill 76,184,185,186 Loveday, Liz 119 Lowe, Jamie 119 Luke, Angela 100 Lusk, Mike 119 256 Lusk. Margaret 76 .ymus, Felecia 100 Lynch, Shannon 100 M Mack, Albert 76,100 Mack, Faith 76 Major, Cam 100,176,254 Major, Larry 100 Major, Scott 100,178 Mallard, Edward 100 Mallard, Vaughn 210 Manning, Reggie 200 Marino, Rose Mary 4 Marlow, Roger 100 Marriott, Laura 76 Mars, Buzzy 100,147 Marshall, Bryan 119 Marshall, Leonard 76,182,183 Martin, Glenn 39 Martin, Teresa 100,161 Martinez, Karen 76,163,176 Martinez, Vincent 100,226 Massey, Robert 100,210,211,224 Mast, Barry 76 Mast, Clair 100,178 Mast, Kristi 287 Mast, Mark 39 Mast, Ruth 119,184 Masters, Derinda 117,119,183 Masters, Donna 100,172 Mastin, Rita 39 Mathews, Guy 76 Mathews, Randy 100,164,170,222 Mathews, Robin 119,172 Mathely, Karen 76 Matley, Gary 100 Mattea, Renee 76,161 Mattox, Carmen 119 Mattox, Mary 119 Matson, Debra 119 Mauldin, Priscilla 119 Mauldin, Randy 12,100,170,214 Maxwell. Loretta 126,234 May, Anita 119 May, Gwin 119 Mayo, Jeff 39,171 McCain, Sandy 147 McCall, Charles 100,174 McCall Melissa 39,59 McCann, Helene 39 McCarthy, Beverly 39 McCaskill, Anthony 100 McCaskill, Leonard 40 McCaskill, Marvin 76,195 McClellan, Audrey 76,173,225 McClendon, Willette 40,56 McCoy, Russell 100 McCoy, Tommy 76 McCray, John 100 McCroy, John 210 McCullough, Kenneth 76,128 McClung, Jim 119 McGee, Joe 100 McGriff, Jeff 40 McKinney, John 100,210,211 McKinney, Ronald 115,212 McKinney, Ronny 119 McKinnon, Cindy 100,234 McKinnon, Sharon 235 McLaughin, Denise 100,155,156 McLaughlin, Robert 100,176 McLendon, Lucie 183,302 McMath, Lea 100,155,174 McNair, Renee 119 McNeil, Sheila 101 McNett, Ray 101 McNett, Wanda 101,176 McPeak, Teresa 76 McPherson, Dori 76,155,184,188 McPherson, John 108,176 McPherson, Terry 76 McRae, Theodore 76 McLeod, Tami 119 McTaggart, Susan 119 Mead, Gray 101,210 Meaders, Robert 119 Meadows, Toni 101 Medders, Angela 119,172 Medders, Lequitta 40,85,146,161 Melton, Pamela 101 Melzer, Jay 76 Merkerson, Paula 40,175 Messer, Mark 76,224 Messer. Mary 119,172,193 Michael, Marcia 101,162 Michael, Teresa 101,187 Milenbaugh, Jerri 120 Miller, Darrell 76,176 Miller, Doreen 101,146,184,188 Miller, Edwina 120,231,232,233, 236,237 Miller, Elizabeth 40,161 Miller, Leroy 40 Miller, Tom 101 Millikan, Joe 101,171 Mills, DeDe 101,171 Mills, Dennis 76,178 Mills, Randy 40 Milton, Anthony 101,210 Milton, Judy 41 Mimiage, Charles 76 Mimiage, Cynthia 120 Miracle, Vona 120 Mishoe, Lanette 120 Mitchell, Denorris 101,180 Mitchell, Lequitta 101 Mitchell, Rose 76 Mitchell, Spencenia 120 Mitchem, Debbie 41,52,61,155, 159,157,168,169,171,172,278 Moffett, Gary 41,149,194,200, 201,204 Monell, Cindy 120 Monroe, Tracy 101,163 Montague, Lisa 110,120,152,161, 174,193 Montgomery, Scott 15,120,161, 164,212 Montgomery, Sheila 41 Moore, Anthony 76 Moore, Butch 120 Moore, David 101,226 Moore, Donald 120,226 Moore, Eric 76 Moore, Kevin 101 Moore, Leianne 120,184,187 Moore, Osteen 120 Moore, Randal 76 Moore, Ron 120,176 Morgan, Diana 120 Morgan, Kim 120 Morgante. David 120 Morgante, Gene 120 Morgante, Nora 76,283 StuaenTCiH?cto Morris, Asa 76,178 Morris, Julie 4,28,41 Morris, Tammy 121,184,185 Morton, Laurie 101 Motes, Geri 77,174 Motes, Jeff 101,178 Motes, Randy 4,76,179 Motes, Rocky 41,160,178 Mulberry, Alonzo 101,222 Mule, Phil 76,176 Mullin, Dale 77 Mullins, Harley 41 Mullins, Harvey 10 Mullins, Jeff 77,209 Mullins, Todd 101 Mullis, Donna 101,179 Mullis, Maria 34,42,175 Mullis, Vicki 77,78,161,155 Murphy, Tia 77,287 Murray, Crystal 101 Murray, Robert 101,257 Murray, Vonda 77 Myers, Alan 121 Myers, Milton 42 N Nalworth, Carlton 101 Nattiel, Vincent 101 Nealy, James 121 Neeley, Elizabeth 77,236,195 Neeley, Julie 4, 77,236 Neeley, Laura 42 Neely, Lovethia 121 Nelson, Andre 77,220,195,222 Nelson, Sherrie 42,162,163 Nettles, Larry 101 Nettles, Tammy 42,60,155,182 Nettles, Veronica 77 Newman, Paul 121,123,179 Newport, Valarie 77,155,184,188 Niles, Joyce 42, 148, 156,158,165, 190 Nipper, Cindy 101 Nipper, Sandy 101 Nixon, Leman 121,200,222 Norris, Albert 102,184,187,256 Norris, Cheryl 102 Nowlin, Vicky 121 O Odom, Arnold 121,179 Odom, Robert 77,224 Oliver. Daryll 121,212,213 Oliver, Susan 77 Oliver, Tammy 102 Osborn, Patricia 114,121 O'Steen, David 102,210,211 O’Steen, Mike 102 O’Steen, William 77 Osteen, Zella 102 Osterhout, Loren 121 Overturf, Ricky 31,42,226,228 Owens, Danielle 121,172 Owens, Donna 77 Owens, Lynn 102 Owens, Tommy 6,14,98,102,200 226.227 P Pace, Katrina 121,193 Pacetti, Brett 102 Pacetti, Kristi 42,167 Padgett, Joel 102,178 Page, Dawn 121 Palmer, Debbie 102 Parker, Dwight 43,303 Palmer, Becky 42 Palmer, Nan 42,175 Parrish, Dean 39,44,52,171,155 Parrish, Robert 121 Parkison, Morgan 14,102,199,200 226.227 Pascal, Becky 102,161 Pascal, Larry 43,175 Passmore, Sammy 210,211 Passmore, Trina 121,231,235 Pate, Tina 77 Patilla, Laura 43 Payne, Christie 121,160,170,193 Payne, Gloria 121,174 Payne, Steve 102,172,226,227 Peacock, Pam 77,162,183,189 Pearce, Deloris 102 Peeples, Forrest 102 Pekrul, Debbie 121,184,187 Pekrul, Mike 102,171,184,186 Pelham, Jack 43,171,184,187 Pellicer, Walton 102 Perry, Joe 102 Perry, Tim 43 Peterson, Harvey 102,176 Percell, Mark 102 Petro, Beth 43,150,159 Petro, Jeff 77 Phillips, Sheryl 77,83,173 Phipps, Teresa 121,189 Pierce, Vernon 102,184,186 Pinkston, Alphonso 43 Pipa, Andres 43,172 Pitman, Annette 77 Pitts, Cindy 77,174,184,187 Pitts, Raymond 43,128 Pitts, Susan 77,183 Placona, Michael 102 Pless, Deanne 102 Pless, Denise 102 Pless, Melanie 78 Polite, Arleen 78,168,189,236 237 Polk, Diane 102 Pollard, Dale 102,184 Pollard, Pam 43 Poole, Charles 102 Pope, Sandy 78,189 Porter, Alicia 102 Porter, Lynn 78,180 Potter, Renaye 78 Powell, Sheri 44,155,158,168, 169,278 Powell, Warren 121 Power, John 44 Powers, Robert 78 Power, Thomas 121 Pressley, Chris 121 Price, Bonnie 44, 183 Price, Carolyn 102 Price, David 44, 54, 178 Price, Jerry 102, 178 Price, Joel 44,155,174,176 Price, Karen 44 Price, Michele 78,172 258 Price, Ricky 78 Price, Sheila 126 Price, Tina 78,156,180,181 Prince, Dale 126 Prince, Gwen 122 Prine, Joy 44 Pringle, Keith 102,184,185 Pumphrey, Eddie 103,195,210 Purdee, Cheryl 114,122 R Rainey, Jimmy 78 Ramer, Karen 103,155,156,171, 172 Ramsey, Patricia 122 Rash, Cathy 64,78,183 Rash, Faye 44 Rash, Jerry 44 Rasher, Reginald 78,220,222 Ratliff, Richard 03 Ratz, Brenda 103,232,233 Rawl, Donnie 103 Razanka, Nikki 103,146,184,188 Redaine, Annette 103 Reece, Stephanie 44, 236,237,261 Reece, Stephen 78,84,164,256 Reed, Anna 103,180 Reed, Kelly 103 Reed, Martha 44,184,180,188 Reeves, Eric 45,200,205 Register, Janet 33,45,59,159, 174,156,225 Register, Lewis 103,155 Register, Rusty 122,1.79 Reid, Robert 122 Rhodes, Debbie 122 Rensel, Marilyn 45,162 Requis, Rena 103 Revell, James 78,164,165,172 174,229 Revell, Juliet 103,229,236 Rhodes, Fred 103 Richardson, Brad 15,45 Richardson, Christine 45 Richardson, David 78 Richardson, D.W. 45,63,180,181, 200,205 Richie, Lynn 78 Ricks, Charity 45 Ricks, Dovie 103,231,234 Ridaught, Hallie 122,189 Riddle, Todd 122 Rivers, Cheryl 103 Rivers, Jimmy 45,150,158,160, 200,203 Reit, Tony 122 Riffe, Carrie 78 Rigdon, Dina 122 Rimiller, Tina 103 Robbins, Steve 122,170,212 Roberson, Carol 122 Roberson, Kenny 103,172 Roberts, Authur 103,223 Roberts, Levy 78,200 Roberts, Freddy 122 Roberts, Lara 46 Robertson, John 78 Robertson, Juanita 103 Robins, Paul 46 Robinson, Andy 46 Robinson, Anna Marie 103 Robinson, David 122 Robinson, Frederick 212 Rodriquez, Jane 122 Rogers, Nancy 78 Rogers, Teresa 46,225 Rollins, Mark 122 Romay, Quinn 122 Roof, Donald 78,177 Rosenbaum, Lisa 103,173 Ross, Dana 103,184,187 Ross, April 79 Ross, Glenn 79,160,179 Rowan, Rick 122,212,223 Rowland, Denise 122,193 Rowland, Tammy 79 Runion, Mary 79 Russell, Renee 103 Ruth, Bobby 46,220,221 Ryan, Don 79 S Sadler, Lisa 103,174 Sadler, Mart 11, 79,155,174 St. Almond, Brett 80,212,213 Sanders, Bruce 46,184,187 2 o Sanders, Margaret 4,12,103,155, v 172,184,231 5 Sapp, Kevin 46,178 £ Sapp, Kim 103 Saucerman, Soncee 103 3 co Sauders, Brenda 103 Saunders, Kim 122,152,193 Schlecht, Debbie 103,178,239 Schlecht, Donna 103,161,178 Schlecht, Laurie 79 Schram, Steve 47,164 Schweitzer, Danny 79 Scipp, Marie 79 Scott, Evelyn 79 Seaney, Ava 122|l61,193 Seal, Randy 103,122 Sellers, Brenda 104,172 Selph, Marsha 47 Selph, Regina 47,180 Selph, Tracy 79,161,183 Session, Robert 79 Session, Greg 122,223 Session, William 122 Sevearance, Carol 122 Sevearance, Ralph 47 Sharon, Jequita 47 Sharp, Daisy 79 Sharpe, Kenny 45,71,79,86 Shannon, Kim 122 Sharp, Melody 122 Sharpies, Diane 2,47,155,180, 188 Shazel, Donna 8,47,234 Shearer, Becky 79,182 Shearer, Tammie 172 Shedd, Charlene 122,186 Sheffield, Judy 122 Sheffield, Tray 7,20,79,164 178,226,239,260,303 Sheffield, Wendell 90,107,164, 178,210 Shelley, Harvey 79,200,201,202, 216,219 Shepard, David 122,184,186 Shepherd, Allen 79 Sheppard, Candy 123 Sheppard, Christine 79 259 Student Directory Sheppard, Debbie 79 Sheppard, Felicia 104 Sheppard, Marsha 123,189 Sheppard, Wendell 79 Sherer, Sandy 4,24,48,155,158, 168,171,174,278 Shiver, Lloyd 80 Shiver, Patricia 48 Shuman, Eric 108 Shuman, Scott 80 Sigman, Dwayne 80,155 Silcox, Toni 75,80 Simmons, Wanda 80 Simon, Paul 123 Singletary, Connie 48 Singletary, Lisa 48,232 Singletary, Ronnie 80 Sipreli, Ray 123,172 Slaughter, Julie 8 Slaughter, Mark 67,80,154,158 160,171,176 Sledge, Cathy 104 Sledge, Jerry 48 Smith, Bali 104 Smith, Barbra 104,235 Smith, Bennie 80 Smith, Carmen 80,155,156,183 Smith, Cecilia 48 Smith, Charles 80,177,195 Smith, Denise 80,155,183 Smith, Gary 49,104,195 Smith, Marsha 49 Smith, Paris 49,180,183 Smith, Reginald 104 Smith, Sandra 80 Smith, Sharon 123,150 Smith, Sheila 123 Smith, Stanford 123 Smith, Stephen 49 Smith, Teresa 123 Smith, Tika 104 Smith, Troy 80 Sneden, Lester 104 Snodgrass, Ezmo 49 Socha, Kim 71,104,155,161,236 262 Socha, Sandy 123,161,225 Solana, Sally 8,9,80,155,156, 159 Solomon, Cindy 80,189 Solomon, Jack 123,172 Sparks, Steve 104 Spell, Johnnie 210 Spell, Teresa 50 Spivey, Coy 12,54 Squires, Susan 18,50,162 Stallings, Mark 104 Staford, Donna 4,80 Stallings, Sheila 80,180,181 Stanley, Juanita 104,107,170,178, 235 Stanley, Mike 123 Staples, Tonya 50,57,155,171 Starling, Gidget 123 Starnes, James 123,172,212 Staten, Lena 50 Steimmetz, Richard 50,160 Stephens, Ima 95,104 Stevens, Craig 80,160,200,201, 303 Stewart, Theresa 16,104,156,174 Stilwell, Sabra 80 Stilwell, Scott 123 Stoffler, Terri 80 Stone, Billy 104 Straner, Karen 105,184,186 Strange, David 81 Strange, Esther 81,173 Strange, Frank 123 Strickland, Jerry 81,224 Strickland, Lori 123,172 Strickland, Robin 81,180,181 Strickland, Scott 105,161,164 Strickland, Skip 81,158 Strickland, Tim 81,176 Strong, Marion 123,212 Strunk, Mark 81 Stucky, Sandra 123 Styles, Faye 105 Sullivan, Kathy 35,50,165 Sumner, Lari 105,192,253 Suttlemyre, Billy 123 Suttlemyre, Valerie 81,155,168, 183,278 Swain, Laura 105,155 Swan, Patty 123 Swann, Rachel 105,174 Sweat, Jackie 81 Sweat, Patti 105 Sweeting, Richard 123 Swilley, Marcie 51,62,155,159, 171,230,231,232,233,268 Swilley, Polly 105,161 T Tafoya, Tammy 51 Taylor, Chris 51,56,128 Taylor, Coni 95,105,161 Taylor, Eunice 81 Taylor, Lisa 105 Taylor, Maureen 95,105 Taylor, Renea 146,184,188 Taylor, Roy 51,184,185,186 Tennant, Carl 105 Tenney, Jeanne 81,162,163,166, 167,180,182 Tenney, Kevin 123,179 Terhune, Rachel 105 Thomas, Asheria 108 Thomas, Kelly 123 Thomas, Kenneth 123 Thomas, Mark 105 Thomas, Pam 123 Thomas, Pernell 81,194 Thomas, Robert 105 Thomas, Roger 81,123 Thompson, Angela 51 Thompson, Cindy 51,52,180,270 Thompson, Joanne 105 Thompson, Kim 28,49,52,165, 175,179 Thompson, Nandra 81,171,184,- 185,186 Thompson, Pepper 106 Thompson, Teresa 81 Thompson, Twila 123,184.187 Thorp, Edward 123,179 Thorton, Darlene 52 Tillis, Diana 106 Tillis, Kelly 123,179 Tillis, Linda 4 Tillis, Lynda 123 Tillis, Tracey 81 Tillman, Terry 123 Tilton, Julie 81 260 Tilton, Lena 72,81,161 Tilton, Willie 123,210,211,224, 225 Timberlake, Caroll 123,179 Timmons, Cleveland 81 Tockey, Amber 81,173 Tockey, Sharon 52,154,173 Todd, Dawn 81,83,89,149,155, 156,159,190 Tolber, Cylvester 106 Tomlinson, Lee 82 Totti, Cindy 115,122 Townsend, Lois Ann 8,9,106,156, 192 Traphofner, Dorothea 52,57,59, 155,162,171,198,230,231,234, 235,238 Traxler, John 106,179,210,211 Trecot, David 106,171 Trecot, Leigh 82,155,162,238 Trevorah, Kent 124,172 Trumble, Edie 82,162 Trump, Duane 34,53 Trump, Jeff 124,160,212,213 Trump, Mary 8,9,106,156,192 Trumpler, Irish 82 Tucker, Cindy 53 Ticker, Mickie 82 Turk, Mike 82,89 Turner, Angie 82 Turner, David 53,184,187 Turner, Janna 127 Turner, Mike 124,212 Turner, Sandy 82,176 Turner, Shanna 12,82 Tuten, Billy 53,164,214 U Uhr, David 124 Underwood, Tony 106,166,167 Underwood, Wayne 124 Upchurch, Robert 82,160,214 V Varnadoe, Darlene 106 Varnadore, Debbie 106,155,162, 168.278 Varnadore, Dee 82 Vaughn, Vicki 106,161,181 Vaughn, Wesley 82 Veazy, Allen 124 Vinson, Randall 53,226 Vreen, Samuel 80 Vezy, Allen 212 Vickers, Renee 82,156,181 Viers, Charlene 124 Vining, Hannah 80,154,156,158, 159.168.278 Vinson, William 124 Vreen, Kathy 124 W Wadsworth, Larry 82 Wadsworth, Mike 124 Waldrop, Robin 124 Walker, Harold 106,184,186,224 Walker, Lynn 124 Walker, Regina 106 Walker, Robert 54,220,221 Ward, Brent 176 Ward, Jeff 124 Ward, Juanita 124 Ward, Kathy 82 Ward, Kristie 106,174,183,225 Ward, Sherri 106,161,283 Ward, Tish 54,18,159,165,283 Ward, Troy 124,153,179 Ware, Alberta 106 Ware, Vanessa 82 Warren, Cheryl 124 Warwick, Jay 2,12,106,171,194, 195,197 Waterhouse, Annette 82 Watts, Eddie 83 Watts, Kim 12,106,160 Weaver, Barbara 83 Weaver, Dorman 106,189 Weigel, Susan 124 Weisman, Paul 124 Welch, Brenda 83,189 Welch, Susan 54 Welch, Titus 106,210 Welch, Tommy 83,200 ■ Wells, Allen 83,258 2 Wells, Cindy 124 Q) Wells, David 83 Q Wells, Donny 124 Wells, Ricky 83,160,200 Welter, David 83 2 Welter, Ronald 106 Werkheiser, Randy 80,83,160, 200.226 Wescott, John 106 West, Brett 83 West, Curtis 124 West, Doug 83,115 West, Julie 124 Westbury, Wayne 54,165 Westgate, Suanh 124 Whaley, Chuck 83,200,302 Wheeler, Elizabeth 124 Wheelis, Bruce 83 White, John 83,180,220,221 White, Laura 106,174 White, Robert 106 White, Ruth Ann 72,83,161 White, Tammy 106 Whittemore, Sherri 54 Wigg, Kristina 106 Wigg, Linary 83 Wigg, Terry 125,179 Wiggs, Alonzo 106,222 Wiggs, Darlene 55 Wiggs, James 125 Wiggs, Phyllis 83 Whiley, Pam 83 Wilkinson, Christy 106 Wilkerson, Donna 106,287 Wilkes, Jane 83,183 Wilkinson, Carol 83 Wilinson, Clinton 106 Wilkinson, Darlene 125 Wilkinson, Geraldine 125 Wilkinson, Lanette 55 Wilkinson, Lori 106,125,180 Wilkinson, Maurica 106 Wilkinson, Patty 55 Wilkinson, Robin 106 Wilkinson, Sandra 125 Wilkinson, Tim 125,178 William, John 211 261 N I- o o a Q c Q) ■o 3 C 3 Williams, Alphonso 107,210 Williams, Antoinette 50 Williams, Beverly 55 Williams. Burdette 125 Williams, Darryl 56,300 Williams, Dawn 84 Williams, Debra 84 Williams, Diana 84 Williams. Edgar 125 Williams, Esther 84 Williams. Evonne 107 Williams, Frank 84 Williams, Ginny 125,162,163 Williams, Jack 125 Williams, Jane 56 Williams, Jason 107 Williams. John 125,212,223 Williams, Josephine 84 Williams, Joycelyn 55,155,159, 169,168,180,268 Williams, Lester 125 Williams, Michelle 84 Williams, Mike 84,184,185,189 Williams, Theresa 84 Williams, Patricia 107,162,184 185 Williams, Paula 107 Williams, Rhonda 56 Williams, Roger 210 Williams, Ronald 107,224 Williams, Ruben 56 Williams, Thomas 125,226 Williams, Tyrone 56,125,171 Williams, Yvonne 57 Wiliford, Debbie 107 Willis, Catherine 125 Willis, Janice 107 Willis, Marcy 107 Willis, Pam 107 Willis, Tom 84 Wilson, Darla 125 Wilson, George 107 Wilson, Patricia 107,174 Wilson, Robin 57,161 Wilson, Shawn 107,170,210 Wimberly, Veronica 125,172 Wingate, Windell 57,182,195 Winn, Hosea 107,125 Winslow, Toni 84,162,189 Winson, Kelvin 125 Wise, David 84 Wise, David 125,166 Wisham, Todd 57 Wisnoki, Gary 57 Wooly, Donna 58 Woodard, Tracy 162 Wooten, Robin 58,189 Wren, Darron 107 Wright, Anthony 107,210,222 Wright, Betty 84,107 Wright, Curtis 84,200,218,219 Wright, Cynthia 107 Wright. Jimmy 40,56,58,200, 206 Wright, Julie 4,85 Wright, Kelly 85 Wright, Kim 58,174 Wright, Lorenzo 58,195,220 Wyndham, Maurion 107 Wyrnn, Jenny 10,117,125,229, 236,237 Y Yeomans, Randy 107,199,226 Yeomans, Tony 85,87,200,201, 208 York, Sheri 14,107,161 Young, Allen 59 Young, Derry 59,200,208 Young, Gene 85 Young, James 85 Young, Joanne 85,171,172 Young, Judy 86,166,171,184 188 Young, Lester 212,223 Young, Lynnette 59 Young, Quincey 59 262 263 Horizons • Horizons • Horizons • Horizons • Specifications Horizons was published by Inter-Collegiate Press, Shawnee Mission, Kansas with a press run of ap- proximately 1,100 copies. It sold for a graduated price of from $9.00 to $12.00, depending upon date of purchase. The cover is specially embossed and silk screened. All headlines are 24 point Newton Medium except for special graphics on division pages. Paper stock is Kingston I. The senior and underclass pictures are the work of Delmar Studios, Gainesville, Photo One, Palatka, took the off-campus color pictures and Delmar the on- campus color in the opening section. A staff photographer took the color in the closing section. All other photography is the work of staff photographers with the exception of those acknowledged individual- ly- Acknowledgments Our special thanks go to Mr. John Huber for picking up photographic supplies for us; to Danny Hood of Palatka Daily News for some basketball pictures; to the staff, faculty and administration of Palatka High School for their cooperation; to David Bryant for pic- tures; Mr. Ken Strickler, the company’s represen- tative, and to our advisor, Mrs. Jeannette Banks. A very special thanks is due to our advertisers who have supported us so well and helped to make Horizons '79 possible. The Second Year Staff assignments were Tracey Beckler, editor, opening, closing, Horizons, and Homecoming; Sandy Sherer, business manager, ads, Latin, NHS, faculty directory; Maurice Brown, juniors, basketball, ROTC, wrestling; Frank Huber. photographer-head; Philip Jordan, photographer; Joycelyn Williams, faculty, seniors. Staff The first year staff assignments were Bryan Alford, varsity and freshmen football, golf, baseball, art, jour- nalism; Jean Bryan, cheerleaders, senior directory, flag corp. and rifles; Sue Carr, juniors, French, out- standing seniors, softball, typing; Carole Conlee. sophomores, administration, FHA, DECA, faculty, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Carl Dennard, cross country, J.V. football, Interact, boys’ track; Leah Efstathion, freshmen, softball, outstanding seniors; Darrell Gilyard, seniors, band, typing; Christi Hurwitz, student directory, juniors, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y; Caroline Ivey, sophomores, records, copy typing; Debbie Mitchem, opening, seniors, Spanish volleyball, girls’ basketball; Arlene Polite, artist; Sheri Powell, ads, Keywanettes, student directory; Hannah Vining, stu- dent council, Beta, sophomores, faculty, typing; Valerie Suttlemyre, freshmen, Key Club, girls' track; Debbie Varnadore, freshmen, FFA, VICA, Civinettes, student directory. 265 Ginn Associates Congratulate the Seniors of Palatka High Beverly Wiley — Office Manager J.A. Ginn, Jr. Bill Kritzman Estate Planner Group Rep. If we can be of service in the planning of your future, just call us. J.A. Ginn, Jr. CLU Jay Ginn Beverly Wiley — Office Mgr. Bill Kritzman — Group Rep. Ginn Associates 421 St. Johns Ave. Palatka, Fla. 32077 266 Personal Financial Planning — Hospitalization, Life Ins. more. 325-4502 Free. Your beautiful new face. Merle Norman has one of the most beautifully programmed makeup and skmcare collections in America. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO AND BOUTIQUE 216 St. Johns Ave. 328-4668 Palatka Congratulations Seniors MESSER WESTSIDE BAIT TACKLE Hwy. 19 Moody Road The GROOM 907 St. Johns Avenue ROOM Palatka. Florida 32077 All breeds dog grooming Pick-up delivery (Tues. only) Paula Potter Barbara Harrell Phone: 328-6923 Walter C. Messer—Owner 328-4035 Live Bait Artificial Bait Congratulations to the Class of 79 Artie Air Sales Service Heating Air Conditioning Larry Pascal Joe W. Curtis Michael E. Curtis Owners P.O. Box 911 Palatka, Fla. 32077 Best Wishes Congratulations, Seniors from Compliments of St. Johns KOA Deans’ Office Jones McCool Palmer V Mrs. Frye Mrs. Williams The Putnam Federation KOA of Teachers Wishes the Panthers a good EXECUTIVE OFFICES BILLINGS, MONTANA year! 267 The Love of Friends Some people can speak of their one special friend whose love they will cherish evermore. But, when a person can tell of four such friends, then that love can be multiplied by four. The HCD’s is one such group, whose love grows stronger each day. They'll stay together in heart and mind, when they all go their own separate ways. No one need ever say I love you , for it will all come out in the end— Greater love hath no man than this, than a man lay down his life for his friend. Congratulations to the Class of 79 Compliments of Badcock Home Furnishing Centers Furniture • Appliances • Floor Covering� Home Entertainment Over 150 Stores Serving The Southeast Badcock 268 Best Wishes NELSON JEWELER, INC. Raiford and Iva Jeanne Zetrover, owners CAMERON COMPANY, INC. Concrete Products Building Supplies 10th Carr Street Drawer L 411 St. Johns Ave. Hudson DISTRIBUTING CO. OF FLA. INC. 325-0086 325-5377 MERRILL INSURANCE AGENCY 224 S. 9th St. Palatka P.O. Box 426 Specializing in Hudson Pulp Paper Product Congratulations Seniors Reliable Insurance Since 1896 300 Reid St. P.O. Drawer 460 Palatka, Fla. 32077 Compliments of WARD BUSINESS FORMS, INC. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH St. Johns River Bargeport P.O. Box 1577 • Palatka, Fla. 32077 Manufacturers of Continuous Tabulating Forms for Data Processing Enjoy Our Family Of Meals Selection There's More To Like At Burger Chef 1721 Reid St.—Palatka PHONE 325-2444 NIGHT 325-4896 “Complete Beauty Service for The Woman Who Cares 'i -X uU, M� ,- Eennetl Qlass Company Windows - mirrors • Store fronts 328-1011 • Four Beauticians To Serve You • Complete Beauty Service NOLA MOTES Owner 611 Laurel Compliments of Carl J. Bennett Owner 1321 St. Johns Palatka, Fla. PALATKA AUTO PARTS Hwy 19 20 328-4606 Open daily 7 days a week 269 Compliments of PUTNAM AUTO PARTS Congratulations to the Class of 79 (904-328-5791 2901 Reid St. (S.R. No. 100) At Pine Street Palatka, FI. 32077 Tools Equipment for Home- Industry—Contractor Things To Rent for Every Event! Compliments of from TITLE ABSTRACT Palatka Abstract Title Guaranty, Inc. Abstract Building 113 N. Fourth St. 325-4029 PO Box 177 GINNY’S BEAUTY SHOP Palatka, Fla. 32077 Herbert Wilson—Mgr. Call Ginny or Claire 325-2622 Top Knot Grooming Center 3401 SILVER LAKE DRIVE PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 Compliments of MOORE’S DRUG STORE STAFF GOLDEN CORRAL FAMILY STEAK HOUSE 27th and Reid Street Palatka, Florida 32077 JIM STERLING Partner Manager (904) 328-7122 Good Luck, Seniors from GREYHOUND Azalea Plaza Palatka, FI 32077 Telephone: 904 328-5751 PHONE: SHOP 328-1676, HOME 325-4312 • WE GROOM ALL BREEDS • PET SUPPLIES STUD SERVICE PUPPIES 'YOUR APPOINTMENT DATE___________TIME ____________ KEN or NANCY THOMPSON 270 ALFORD TIMBER, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 79 Compliments of Rev. Darrell Gilyard May God Bless You, P.H.S. Rt. 4, Box 892 Phone: Palatka, Fla. 325-7330 32077 COU VER’S office supplies machines 112 S. 6th Street—P.O. Box 1264 Palatka. Florida 32077 325-3811 Typewriters Mimeograph Supplies Adding Machines Art Supplies Office Supplies Cleaned and Repaired Custom Framing Carbons Ribbons JOHN B. TAYLOR MICHAEL G. SIMPSON President Secretary Guaranty Title Company 213 NORTH 4TH ST., PHONE 325-4576 PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 TITLES INSURED BY LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CORP. (904) 325-3570 3)wyet HEATING COOLING •WE EMPHASIZE QUALITY LANNY DWYER 1908 TWIGG STREET LESTER CAISON PALATKA. FLORIDA 32077 Compliments of MORTEN SYLVIA PAYNE Sylvia’s things to wear Azalea Plaza 271 FLORIDA PACKING PROVISION i P.O. BOX 336- Telephones: 328-1405 325-4411 — East Palatka, Fla. 32031 Congratulations to the Senior Class “The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes.” Return your followup surveys so you won’t be a “Missing Person” CATTLE BUYERS OWNERS Guidance Cathy Merritt Mary Jo Perry Occupational Specialists George Burnett Bob Herrington J.P. Browning, Sr. Tommy Smith John P. Browning Jr. Waymond Gooding Ken Brauman Barbra Fagin Larry Minnick Faye Keyton Peggy Hodges NEW AND USED A W Mobile Home Sales Route 1, Box 44A, Highway 17 South CAST PALATKA FLORIDA orricc am business phoncii COY ALVAREZ 1301 Reid Street Ph. 328-5108 Branch Office Horse Landing Road—Hwy 17 Best Wishes from I.H.S. Senior Class, 79 Ph. 325-7073 Homes ‘Acreage ‘Waterfront ‘Commercial Friendly, Professional Service 272 CABLE TV of PALATKA Congratulations Seniors from the Extend your Horizons Administrative Office The Mr. Herring Mr. Williams Mr. Cunningham Mr. Wright Mr. Ward sky is not the limit. Jane Campbell Pam Douglas Billie Dumas Carolyn Gornto Betty Smith Janet Wright 320 Azalea Plaza Palatka, Florida 32077 Phone 328-5701 You can’t make a better choice. SECURITY 1st FEDERAL FSL3C Over 1 2 Billion Dollars in Assets HOME OFFICE: 501 No. Grandview Ave., Daytona Beach • Phone (904) 252-9611 273 Compliments of OVER 60 YEARS Of SERVICE IN PUTNAM COUNTY NOTARY PUBHC GI. 18. Cauiaon anil on funeral Irtome ESTABLISHED 1916 Telephone 326-4543 JOHNNIE BROWN P.O. Box 236 MARY LAWSON BROWN PALATKA. FLORIDA Congratulations to Our Daughter, Tena Coggin Electric Motor Repair • Motor rewinding • Water pumps sales service • Service poles 24 Hr. Emergency Service Sales, Service Repairs on Electric Motors Water Pumps Phone: 325-2400 Nights: 325-5985 or 328-1194 US Hiway 17 East Palatka Across from Brunner Bldg. Supply Congratulations 1979 Seniors Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc. Palatka District Office Phone-328-1432 If you’re a member of Clay Co-op, you’re entitled to free advice on how to utilize electricity more wisely. Call your district office today. 274 Compliments of The Palatka Automobile Dealers Association St. Johns Chevrolet Company (Chevrolet—Buick—Willys) Bainbridge Motors (Pontiac—Oldsmobile—GMC) Palatka Motor Company (Ford—Mercury) Florida Truck Tractor Company (International Harvestor) Freeman Datsun Hawes—Harpe, Inc. (Chrysler—Plymouth—Dodge) Sonny’s Features Bar-B-Qued • Feet • Pork • Ribs (Pork) • Chicken— Also • Hamburgers • Steaks • Fried Chicken «Try Sonny’s Famous Baken Beans Sonny’s Real Pit Bar-B-Q 2608 Reid St., Palatka, Fla. (Highway 100 Across from McDonalds) Use our drive-in and out service conveniently from your car, or come in take it out. 275 Kitchen Cabinets SMITH PRODUCTS CO. P O BOX 114, PALATKA. FLORIDA 32077 BAILEY’S AUTO ELECTRIC PARTS Automotive Parts Wholesale . Retail 1700 Reid St. Palatka, Fla. 32077 Ph. 325-2056 We appreciate your patronage and look forward to serving you in the future. Much success to you all. DEPUTY PRINTING COMPANY 2626 Reid St. 325-7721 Pal Fla. 32077 Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Marble Top Vanities—Modern Maid Appliances— Miami—Carey Medicine Cabinets Hoods 325-45534 Compliments of ALBERT ROGERO Barber - Stylist MR. LEON S. CONLEE 715 ST. JOHNS AVE. PALATKA, FL 32077 B. INMAN APPLIANCE COMPANY (904) 328-3412 BETTY INMAN Owner Best Wishes from Bill Kathy Germany 621 St. Johns Ave. Palatka, Florida 32077 [TEXACO! PALATKA CLOTHING, CO. “Since 1937” The Home of Credit Clothing -J PALATKA ST AUGUSTINE Donna Calabrese Manager 306 St. Johns Ave. Palatka, Fla. 32077 328-1466 PANTHER BOOSTER CLUB 277 Compliments to Horizon Staff from 1211 Madison Street MECHANICAL DIVISION Air Cond.—Plumbing H 1204 Madison St. JIFFY FOOD STORES Serving growing North and Central Florida 278 Centuv™ BAN « of Palatka 601 Reid Street Palatka, Fla. 32077 904-328-5151 • Member FDIC 279 Frank Pagan Hairstylist 325-5813 1501 Husson Ave. Palatka, Fla. 32077 WALT’S REAL PIT BAR-B-QUE We appreciate Your Business. Bill’s Schwinn Cyclery 105 Reid St. Palatka, Florida 32077 BILL MAURINE SIMPSON Thank You Walt Pauline Pellicer ACE HARDWARE 3206 Crill Avenue Westgate Shopping Center Palatka, Fla. 32077 Best Wishes from THE FASHION SHOP 155 Town Country Drive Town Country Shopping Center Compliments of REID’S TV APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE Floyd Insurance Agency 312 ST. JOHNS AVENUE . PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 U D. Dennie Floyd AGENT REG. REAL ESTATE BROKER PHONE: 328-1422 “Your FULL SERVICE Dealer” MOTOROLA - LEECE NEVILLE AC DELCO PARTS JOBBER CHARLIE BOB GARRETT THAMES R. w. THAMES. Owner CARBURETOR AND ELECTRICAL SPECIALISTS AUTO AIR-CONDITIONING SALES AND SERVICE Telephone Route 3 - Box 474 325-7555 Palatka, Florida 32077 280 A-1 SEWING MACHINES 311 St. Johns Ave. Palatka, FL 32077 904-328-3900 A - 1 Wig Salon 311 St. Johns Avenue Palatka, FL 32077 904-328-3900 o5ue SB'iidad Q.5 offe Invitations—Brides Books—Accessories Bridal Bridesmaids Gowns Tux Rental Phone 325-2073 108 South Second St. Palatka, Fla. 32077 PUTNAM CO. FEED FARM SUPPLIES Purina Chows Sanitation 313 N. 11th St. Palatka, Fla. 328-2680 Thomas W. Ward W.E. Tilton, Jr. jacobs good nature DARRELL MARSHALL OWNER Creative Floral Designs for Every Occasion “earth laughs in flowers” Emerson Landscaping—sodding—free estimates Rt. 5, Box 94B Palatka, Fla. 32077 325-3335 2413 CRILL AVENUE PHONE 904 325 3453 PALATKA. FLORIDA 32077 1610 REID MIKE MOORE Palatka, Florida 32077 MURRY MOORE Owner Phone 904 328-6200 Owner Motes Sons Freezer Wrap Meat Processing Hwy 20 Francis ROUND SI tAlt ONLY Custom Cuts Tommy, Linda, Billy, David We accept Food Stamps 281 Congratulations From Class of BURGER KING 1979 What’s That Buzz? If it's NEW HOT—Check it out! At . . . Records Tapes THE SOUND GARDEN The Music Shop of Palatka” ROCK SOUL COUNTRY Also Features Complete Line: Craig Car Stereos Speakers Concert Tickets Stereo Needles Jewerly Posters Tape Cases 912 St. Johns Ave. Best Wishes IDEAL CLEANERS 5th Main St. Phone 325-2541 Palatka, Florida 32077 Bob Hazel Lawrence PUTNAM COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 325-9962 Congratulations to ANGIE HILL Love, Mom, Dad, Brian Bruce Compliments of GRANGERS’ CAFE 401 ST.JOHNS AVENUE • PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 PHONE 1904) 328 6404 Congratulations to the Class of 79 We carry dresses sportswear sizes 3-15 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 310 South Palm Ave. Riley V. Bennett R., PH., B.S. 283 There Is One Near You Handq-IDaij FOOD STORES 7 Days a Week ECHOL’S LAUNDRY 1-day Service—Personal Supervision 325-3040 1801 St. Johns Ave. “Our Policy” We can’t please them all, but we try Congratulations to the Class of 79 Wattles Motes Market Beef Freeze Beef Pork Custom Cutting Choice Steaks 2701 Edgemoor St. Palatka, Fla. 32077 A D Watttes 325-7257 Gerald Motes AUTO FIRE GEORGE BUSH CASUALTY LIFE insurance Agency OFFICE 325-5326 HOME 325-7185 203 SOUTH PALM AVE. PALATKA. FLORIDA Farm Chemicals Fertilizers, Inc. “Grow With Liquid” Palatka, Fla. 32077 P.O. Box 996 Phone 325-4457 Truck Load of Satisfaction Paint 'pccuutcme 701 St. Johns Avenue Palatka. Florida Congratulations Seniors Phone 328-1925 Boyd Atkins 328-4521 Lonnie Adams 829-3312 PALATKA MEMORIAL GARDENS the only cemetary in Putnam County with mausoleum spaces perpetual care “Please Stop Smoking We Can Wait” New Owner Quincy H. Masters Best Wishes From DANCE CENTRE AND DANCE WEAR 3110 St. Johns Ave. Sally Walton daxmzn i (2oiffu.X£.i 2314 CRILL AVE PALATKA FLORIDA Phone 325-2536 MARINE SALES SERVICE Bass Boats Runabouts Fishing Boats Jon Boats 11V l f Auihonred Dealer iJahnsan DISCOUNT BOAT MARINE, inc Sales. Jack Jenkins Service. Jerry Drain San Mateo. Florida (So of Palatka on uS 17 (904) 328 6776 or 328 6777 ydc (rmpa ii Coke Adds Life Bottled under Authority of Coca-Cola Company by POLATKA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 285 NATURAL GAS DOESN’T HAVE TO GIVE UP SMOKING IT NEVER DID Natural Gas is naturally clean, with no smoke and virtually no emissions. Ac- cording to the Council on Environmental Quality, Natural Gas is our cleanest fossil kfuel. Clean energy is what we all need. I The gas industry is working on many I |)V ways to get more. USE GAS WISELY” PALATKA NATURAL GAS 518 Main St. Phone 328-1591 From the staff of FRIED CHICKEN FRESH SHRIMPt,OYSTERS TRESh TRIED CAT FISH Your Happy Shopping Store 313 ST. JOHNS AVENUE PALATKA. FLORIDA ditzler amer-flint OWENS SUPPLY COMPANY AUTOM MARINE AIRCRAFT REFINISHING SUPPLIES 2803 REID ST., PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 Harvey B. Owens Phone Owner (904) 325-3863 MC CORY'S 211-213 St. Johns Ave. Jerry’s Drive-In Your Variety Store 286 TshdCPenney Compliments of CRILL PALM VET. HOSPITAL Best Wishes From Dr. E.L. Lewis Family Dr. T.K. Murray Family ROZIER’S OIL COMPANY QUALITY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS WHOLESALE-RETAIL P.O. BOX 747 PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 328-1114 PALATKA DAILY NEWS “your Hometown Newspaper” PHONE OFFICE: 325-2181 HOME: 684-2246 BECKHAM REALTY LELAND R. BECKHAM 3725 Reid St. Reg. Real Estate Broker PALATKA, FLORIDA 32077 287 10% Discount for Senior Citizens Fresh made Strawberry Pies Clock Resturant Open 24 Hours A Day Featuring the Largest Menu in Palatka Daily Lunch, Dinner, and Breakfast Specials Acreage—Waterfront—Homes PRO REALTY Rt. 5—Box 400—Hwy. 17 North Palatka, Fla. 32077 Corner of Hwys. 19 and 100 (Reid St.) Palatka, Fla. instate RALPH L. ROWE Agent Sears. Roebuck and Co. Bldg 225 Azalea Plaza. Palatka. Florida 32077 Bus 325-7461 Congratulations Jack W. Allen 328-6680 Betty L. Allen nights: 328-4323 Panthers! LEE’S SPORTS Palatka Live Oak Congratulations to Seniors (jSrmtltmtse Jflortsi Phone a Flower We Deliver Individually Designed 325-3193 if no answer 325-5653 Palatka’s fashion authority for 13 years Mike STORE FOR MEN 225 St. Johns Avenue :: P.O. Box 1097 :: Palatka, Florida 32077 DORIS SALON OF BEAUTY Complete Beauty Service For Ladies and Men Azalea Plaza Phone 328-3096 Palatka, Fla. PALATKA PUBLIC LIBRARY Best Wishes Beth, Mary, Jo 288 Congratulations from Putnam County Courthouse Edward L. Brooks, Property Appraiser B. M. Noone, Tax Collector Charles Hood, Clerk of Circuit Court Donald L. Hersey, Supervisor of Elections Walt Pellicer, Putnam County Sheriff John Gaines, Superintendent of Schools SANDERS INSURANCE AGENCY litMfv Rt av in “T Uun ad C.ctttc’i 14m OvM .:'. C J v t .-'!rv Shopp.: v t-rm-r Pdiafka ! loruia 2077 Phcru- 04} 28 lOhh 325-2081 1303 Reid St. Palatka, Fla. 32077 Miss Lavada Sanders Owner Congratulations Seniors 706 St. Johns Ave. 325-3514 Home of the Butter Biscuit Custom Re-mounting, Jewerly Repair, Diamonds, Watches All Your Jewerly Needs Your Class Ring Headquarters (904) 325-4581 TOM CRABTREE WHOLESALE CO., INC. Tires • Repairs • Parts • Wrecker • U-Haul Tom Crabtree 114 Reid St. President P O DRAWER G • HIGHWAY 20 AND HIGHLAWN AVE • PALATKA FLORIDA 32077 • Palatka, Fla. 32077 HEYCUUIflAN MSH.t TOWN COBBLER SHOE SHOP C. BEN BATES. JR. REALTOR ASSOCIATE — INSURANCE AGENT CHARLES M. HAYES, JR. REALTOR—CONTRACTOR 8:30-5:30 M-S Specializes in orthopedic shoe repair. Handmade belts, sandals, billfolds, purses, work shoes, boots and Knapp shoes ordered. Most work done while you wait. firc ronc PALATKA SUPPLY CO., INC. Compliments of RALPH’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 417 ST. JOHNS AVE. PH. 904 325 5395 “When you want some flowers, come see ours.” PALATKA, FLA. 32077 605 St. Johns Ave. Your Complete Hallmark Store 290 Compliments of WIMBERLY SIGNS ED POWELL REALTY CO. 225 N. SECOND ST.-P.O. BOX 1321-PALATKA, FL. 32077 □ REALTOR' Meet Jack Massey, Wear Diamonds JACK MASSEY, JEWELERS AND PHOTO SUPPLY OFFICE 904 328-6701 EVENINGS 904 325-5016 VARIETY HOME FURNISHING CENTER 615 St. John’s Ave. Palatka, Fla. 32077 325-3081 ORANGE STATE PIPE SUPPLY CO., INC. Wholesalers and Distributors Lake City, Fla. Palatka, Fla. 752-5340 325-3694 Variety Furniture, Carpet Drapery Center- Complete Home Furnishings Custom Drapes, Wallpaper Many Nationally Advertised Furniture Lines Hwy. 17 North of Palatka Rt. 2, Box 300 328-4638 diversified 291 Compliments of THE CAT Catherine Grabhorn G.R.I.—Realtor 325 N. 23rd St. P.O. Box 1376 328-5783 Sheet Music and Albums Pop, Rock, Country Western, Sacred, Classical Middleton Shopping Center Ph 325-2531 KENNY 325-4213 Compliments of CHARTER TIRE CITY Formerly Tire City 813 Reid St. Guitars Selmer Wurlitzer Band Pianos Instruments rrbe Morris Bros. Enterprises, Inc. BUILDING CONTRACTORS CUSTOM HOMES ADDITIONS P.O. BOX 691 PHONE 328-5050 PALATKA. FLA. 292 EAST PALATKA FRUIT MARKET Poor Man’s Friend C. GRIFFIN CUSTOM SEAT COVERS P.O. Box 567 2423 Reid St. at the Wye Palatka, Florida 32077 C.B. Griffon Phone Owner 325-5176 xieL (fyt (falaiie. 121 TOWN COUNTRY DRIVE PALATKA. FLORIDA 32077 Compliments of NELSON FURNITURE COMP. 1501 St. Johns Ave. 325-7132 The pride of the office. The new Olympia Correcting 77. The World's Most Fully Featured Single Element Electric Typewriter The new Olympia Correcting 77. the world's most fully featured single element electric typewriter, makes every typing job a showpiece foryourcompany. Typing is faster, easier and totally error-free In addition to its automatic lift-off correcting device, it also has such exclusive features as silent electric paper insertion and ejection, folding paper support. 5 color-coded repeat-typing keys, and more From Olympia, one of the world's largest manufacturers of precision business equipment. OFFICE MACHINES Sales—Service Rentals Rt. 4 Box 2030 Hwy. 19-S Palatka, Fla. 32077 Charles R. Smith Phone Owner 325-2910 Watch for The Mark of Olympia quality. o Olympia International By Appointment Phone 325-2672 JTlargaret s Beauty Salon Professional Beauty Care 2000 St. Johns Ave. CONGRATULATIONS Palatka. Florida to LUCKY H” WESTERN SHOP GRADUATING SENIORS Dr. Mrs. Robert Mitchem Family ri ROUTE 1, BOX 54 ff - U Y EAST PALATKA. FLORIDA 32031 (H JB 325-3058 294 Palatka Best Wishes to the Class of 1979! FLORIDA FURNITURE INDUSTRIES Florida Manufactures of Quality Bedroom Furniture Sold in Over 1500 Retail Outlets Throughout the Southeast Congratulations to the students of the class of 1978-1979. You get out of your schooling what you put into it. Don’t cut yourselves short on your education. Trust in Jesus Christ for your future. May God Bless You Cremer Wood Inc. ROCKIN’ 126 Congratulations Class of ’79 From HODGE BROS. 325 2168 1205 ST JOHNS AVE PALATKA STARLING INSURANCE AGENCY ONE STOP SERVICE AUTO . FIRE - LIFE - MOBILE HOMES David Starling Agent route i - box ica TELEPHONE 325-5124 EAST PALATKA. FLA 32031 Feminine Fashions for All Occasions 216 St. Johns Ave. 325-9759 296 FIRST FEDERAL SWINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PUTNAM COUNTY. 51 1 ST. JOHNS AVENUE • PALATKA CRESCENT CITY • INTERLACHEN • TOWN COUNTRY FISHER LANDSCAPING Landscaping for Tomorrow’s Environment Office 325-5314 297 Atlantic Bank We Bring Banking to You! Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF PALATKA Member of F.D.I.C. Compliments of PALATKA REALTY, INC. EDDY FOODS INC. Congratulations to Graduating Seniors 2627 Reid Street from Palatka, Fla. MR. MRS. JOHN GAINES 32077 Larry A. Dill Mgr. Cwmu PALATKA r HOME CCKTiR 298 Patrons Orian P. Wells, Jr. Dr. H. Frank Young National Filter Company Dowda Fields, P.A. 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