Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Fin! rafts: Ann Claxton Cvice presidentj, Bobbie -lean Dawson J 4 IK , Q', 1 Cpresiclentj, Sherry Faircloth fsecretaryl. Suomi rofw: Bar- bara Ann Johnston Cchaplainl. Yvonne Bradley ftreasurerj, Rrea Burnsed fsergeant at armsj. Future Business Leaders fi' 5 'E ' we . af' .Ew- l.'x ls. Re-activated this year, the Future Business Leaders of America have been striving to establish a name for themselves. Their manv activities included pickle sales, bake sales, and typing for other clubs and individuals. ln one year, they have formed a firm foundation for future years. ii fi: fi Firrt ro-un' Bobbie Jean Dawson, Linda Cunningham, Barbara Ann Johnston, Lynn Chester. Suomi rome: Miss XVise Csponsorj Mary ,lane Dunn, Ann Claxton, Sherry Faircloth, Rrea Burnsed. Third rmux' Yvonne Bradley, Rebecca Dillon, Ann Miller Sandra Scott. 60

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Firxt rofw: Ann Sirmans, Lana johnson, Judy Joyner, Sandra Coleman, Linda Sue Bearden, Tena Everett, Coni Mead. SN- ond rofw: Sandra Middleton, johnny Mills, Richard Burns, Judy Lynn Scott, judy Davis, Martha Brett, Andrea Chester. Third rofw: Mr. VVilliamson lsponsorl, jerry Howze, Elmer Corbin, Amelia Braun, Louie Bearden, Steve Grogan. French Club Future Homemakers Working together to enrich their lives with additional knowledge in practical homemak- ing, this group of ambitious young girls meets every other Tuesday afternoon. Co- operation among themselves resulted in some excellent and noteworthy projects. From gourmet soups to child care to furniture ar- rangement. Nlrs. Bunch, their sponsor, capa- bly directs their interests and energies as Fu- ture Homemal-zers of America. First. roar: Boots Roberts fvice presidentj, Polly VVaits fprojects chairmanj. Svfond rms: Diane Baham itreas- urerl, Virginia Thompson fpresidentl, Liz McDonald lparliamentarianl. Third faux' XVinona Douglas, Caryl Gordon lprojeets chairmanb. 64 Eagerness and willingness are typical of the French Club this year. They learn of the lives and customs of lfrench citizens: needless to say, the theme of their Homecoming entry was Paris or Bustf' On this side of the Atlantic they enjoyed a picnic and a beach party.

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'-an 3 V A 3 Q i a Ifirxl fufzc: Mr. Gearing Csponsorj, L:1Verne Geiger, jean Hawkins, Sandra Chandler, Bobbi Hildebrand, Ann Rosier, Linda Sue Tillman, -ludy Smith, Faye Nianning. Srfrnzd rofw: YV. D. Allen, Bucky Harvey, Larry Floyd, Carl Donahue, Carol Ann Mobley, Peggy Gwaltney, Sybil Gay, Johnnie Campbell. Third rofw: R. R. Browning, Fd VVaters, Sam Houston, Leonard Smallwood, Kent Sizer, Sam Hanson, R. j. Fralick, Don Rowe, Charles Simonton. T D.C.T. C Combining work and study in varying degrees, these students take advantage of the Diversified Co-operative Training Program at Paxon. Ar- riving early for a class in the morning, attending two regular classes and another in D. C. T. con- stitute their school day. Trained in various oc- cupations, they spend the remainder of the day at their work. Being graded on the job makes these ambitious Paxonites even more conscien- tlous. terest in a job he enjoys at a local boatyard, Checking the rigging, Sam Hanson takes an energetic in-