Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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VOLLEYBALL-First roar: Becky Church, Jaunita Bivins, Christine Bruton, Connie Henkle, Velma Howard. Scfond row: Gwen dock, Letha VVilliams. Third rofw: Liz Page, Charlotte XVright, BASKETBALL--Fir.ct ro-um' Daphne Pease, Jeanie Bussell, Peggy Carter. Srrond roar: Christine Bruton, Diann Swallows, Juanita Bivins, Pat Clanton. Third rofw: Liz Page, Nancy Braddock, Connie Henkle, Nancy Dean, Letha Williams. Hogan, Diane Swallows, Shirley Thomas, Nancy Brad- Judy Butler, Caryl Gordon, Peggy Carter, Janet Smith. Girls' Team Sports Participating in many sports activities, the girls at Paxon do their share in putting our school in the athletic limelight. Wlith a variety of teams, the girls put into practical use the techniques they have learned. Each spring at Sports Day, the girls com- pete with other schools for ribbons and trophies. li I PT CJ ' si ' 3 ' Q I sy I ' ' 4 9 2 z ,wa 1 If ,X Z A rfv 'V 'sf 5 , , sa 1 v K s D ' ' W A Gd - Y If v ,. 3 ,4 L ' ' .Q , , ... - .. V ' 'q as xv I , ...f ' J 1 - -.Q .frffif 1 ,4ea.fi1. ? l'I..XY DAY-Firxt row: Margie McClelland, Mary Glover, Diane Burris, Becky Church, Lois Vasallo, Ann Morris, Kay Evans, Linda Stinson. Srmnd mu: Ann Sirmans, Irene Helton, Daphne Pease, Martha Stevens, Martha McMullen, Judy Butler, Judy Davis, Phyllis Bates, Lynn Sexton, Letha VVilliams. Thin! rwfuz' Juanita Bivins, Marv Casterline, Ilona Gideons, Rhoda Cnroly Asher, Eleanor Johnson, Jeanie Bussell, Tena Everett, Caryl Gordon. Sheila Galloway, Brenda Crawford, Joyce Price. n Duckworth, Diane Swallows, Vida Blizzard. I,iz Page. ll

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I Hli senior, junior, and sophomore classes are a major part of school. From these classes students go out to begin the task of supporting themselves and occu- pying a position in society. Our experi- ences through the years of high school serve as stepping stones to a personal goal of being successful in our chosen Q il' it 2515 it-rs J helds. VVhile we are readying ourselves to enter the city, it is making room for us with its constant expansion. Jackson- ville's prosperity depends on its upcom- ing citizens, and each of us must be able to recognize his role and effectively per- form his part. iii iii' ig! iii T416