Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Q Fir,rlroq1'.' S. Kroier, C. Gordon, L. Chason I Qnmmerford C' Nlohlev -K Fmerv Q Gax' M Felix J Cam bell C XV ' ht ,,. -,.. p ,.r1g, G. XValker, B. Richardson E. Stokes, Srmnrl was: li. B ' Q ' A ' ' ' ' , 1 rannmg. t. Oppenheimer. A. Hagan, T. Williams, C. Stokes, Y. Thomp- son, L. Mallory, B. YValker. R. Shinnll Cmascotb, B. Parham, D. llinson, F. Hishmeh, C. Hawkins, G. Jarvis, L. Phillips, E. Smith, J. Jones. Third rofw: M. Murray, M. Dunn. C. Underwood. G. Hogan, C. Katsampes. M. Smith. J. Bivins, V. Dub- herly, J. Gladden, J. Renshaw, F. O'Brien, V. Gaston. C. Edwards. C. Newman, D. Loll. C Davenport.Fouftl1 rofw' BI. YVil- son, K. Ixahn, J. Bragg, N. Braddock, S. McGowan, M. Lersch. J. Love, F. Fisher, A. Claxton, S.Rentz,C. YVilliams, S. Dyal, C. Hendry, S. Overstreet, S. Chandler. E. McRorie. Fifth rofw: F. Vaughn, J. YVilkins, N. Biron, A. Rosier, E. Rhyne, B. Daw- son, J. Chitty, A. Polson, B. Mclflveen, P. Johnson, M. VVeaver, N. Shuff, S. VVoodward. I.. Jones, M. Spencer, L. Eaton. Glenda XValker .Xnn Claxton Miss Luck Mrs. Maxwell Clmplain Sfrqran! af A477711 Spqnmr Sponsor 43

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L A A . e Full of spark and life. the Senior girls were in . . full swing this year. Making money hy selling delicious chocolate candy hulged their funds. Xwylth some of their money and that of the Stu- dent Council, they were responsible for the Homecoming Queens lovely float. tl '1 Inn Ray Summerford Ellen Rhyne Cindy Katsampes Gwendolyn Hogan Prrsiiffnl fin' Prffitirnt Svrrrtary 'I-I'fl1.flH'f7' -12

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vi-1141 Him wma.,-IN, Wfvgbwh ', , me ef ,f .hun-V -,. W , ... 5:7 M V V 4 ,, W X gawk 'MJ N If X H. hgh 'Www W A ,. 'L ' ,, M 4 W, , -A I A 7 I , . v L W CG. lv F , M Q,-Qt v -iq' X- if 3.4 We Hurrying to fall into formation with the other VVaves, unlucky Lucky llna Summerfordj tumbles oxer a barrel. Claudia Davenport and Sandra Oppenheimer, co-authors of the jubilee script. check over some minor details. Senior Girls' Jubilee 'lihis year the Senior Girls' jubilee was set in the South Pacific on Tonga lsland. The idea of sixteen VVaves stranded on an island provided a delightful and hilarious theme: their rare experiences added to the gaiety and fun. Faced with the problem of adapting to the island and its strange inhabitants, the girls jumped right into the swing of things. lfvents went quite normally with the exception of popcorn for dinner instead of beans, a pig that chased girls, and a fall into a Hour bar- rel. The intoxicating tropical atmosphere was enhanced by the presence of the natives and their witch doctor. Superbly written and presented, the play was full of South Sea fun and song.