Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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-IVNIOR RFPRFSENTATIVES - Firrt r'ofu'.' Vivian Hodges. LaVonia Glover. .Xnn Sirxnans, Linda Hol- land, .-Xnnice jones. Marjorie Mc- Clellan. Betty Price. Sfmmi IAOPZLZ' Nancy llough, Norman Thagard. Ricky Collins, Mark Sineath, Pete Strickland, june Vttrup. SOPHOMORE REPRESENT.X'I'IVIiS-First rofw: Joyce Price, Lynn Sexton, Alice VVade, Marsha VVilliams. Ann Bochnia, Pat Duren, Jeanell Jarvis. Sfmmi rw-w.' Edward Parker, Donnie Ellis, Thurman Brown, Niike Collins, Nelson Horne, Ted Lewis. INTER-CLVB COl'NClL-Firfi rum-.' Gwen Dul'ree. 'Sandra Newton, Virginia 'Iiliomp-on, Gwendolyn Hogan. Niargaret YVeaver, Betty Price. Rita My rick, Mary ,Xnn Smith, Srfuml y-Qu-5 Peggy fgrtg-rv Sgndrg Oppenheimer. Clyda Stokes, .-Xlhert Magill, jerold Iilli-, jim Parham, Ina Ray bnnnnerford. Charlotte XVrighr, Barbara XValker. Third ro-ua' XVayne Clance, David Harrell. Sherwood lleape, Pat Dupree, Lee Drawdy. Henry XVallace. Lonnie Young, YVayne Breese, jemoine Spivey.

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Student Council Ccmenting relations between the students and faculty, the Student Council members have proven their ability to be the pacesetters at Paxon. Directing the arrangements for Home- coming, supervising the sophomore, junior, and senior class elections, and handling the management of the student store are just a few of their worthwhile activities. Adding to an already busy year, they were in charge of orientation, Citizenship Week, Honor Roll badges, and the selection of the Typical Teenagers. Continuing to give unmatched service to the school and community, the Stu- dent Council will increase in importance as the school grows. rv!! 'ISF' l 9 f A First rofw: jemoine Spivey Cpresidentj. Srronil rome: Christine Bruton fchaplainj, Linda Holland Ctreasurerj. Third rofw: Ina Ray Summerford Csecretaryj. Fourth rofw: Pat Dupree fvice presidentl. V, COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Sratcd: Ann Claxton fhnancialj, Clyda Stokes fhonor rollj, Ina Ray Summerford fhomecomingl, Betty Price tbond issued. Standing: Henry VVallace fgroundsj, VVayne Breese telec- tionsl, Lonnie Young tconstitutionj, David Harrell fpep rallyj, jimmy Grice ffinancialj. i SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES-Fin! row: Ann Rosier, Sarah McGoxs'an, Teddy Williams, Patsy johnson, Butch Ison. Second rofw: Clyde Brown, Doyle Tucker, Wayne Breese, Caryl Gordon, Clyde Bryant.

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Hs 1 Q 9' , A arts-Z ix, 1 if .3 Firrl rofw: Carolyn VVilliams, Ilona Gideons, Linda Pickett, Judy Joyner, XVayne Breese CmascotJ, Ellen Rhyne, Beverly McEl- VCCH, Linda Holland, Shirley Holmes. Sf'L'07ld f0'LL'.' Janell VVilkins, Dorothy Fish, Gwen DUP1-gg, Jgan Hayegl Janice Kgfggy, Nancy Braddock, Margaret VVeaver, Lynn Sexton, Judy Bragg, Lana Johnson. Tlnrd rrffuz' Christine Bruton, Florence Fisher, Flora Fisher, Clyda Stokes, Joyce Price, Cindy Katsampes, Charlotte VVright, Barbara XValker, Liz Page. Fourth rofw: Nancy Hough, Sandra Oppenheimer, Becky Richardson, Jeannie Bussell, Ina Rav Summerford, Drucilla Lanham, Johnnie Campbell. Anchor Club With service our rule, the Anchor Club has accomplished many admirable community and school projects. Part of the year's agenda included giving a needy family a Christmas basket, sponsoring the annual Christmas formal and the Leadership Banquet, painting all the bulletin boards: their activities ended with the Mother-daughter Banquet. K' B 38 MISS IIARTVVFLL Spomor Smlfd: Nancy Hough Qvice presidentl, Clyda Stokes tpresident5,JudyBragg lsee- retaryl. Standing: Carolyn Vvilliams ftreasurerj, Chris- tine Bruton Cchaplainj.