Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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P.T.A. The Parent 'lieztchei' .Xssucizition ral' Pztxon is tlctlicntetl to pi-tmiotiiig guml I'L'l2ltltJI1S ztinrmg parents, stutlcnts. and teachers. lfirst on the agenda for the watt' was Upen llrtusc. which was well zlttcntlctl. lntcrcsting monthly mcct- ings followctl with :i variety of speeches :incl discussions: ziinmig the most impurtzint was Il RllSCllS9lUIl for thc school brmncl iss MRS. R. W. Bikmtk MRS. R. F. Izxrtaizv . . NI RS . Hmzxtxx C.-xR'1'ifR MRS. R. J. XVli.1.i,xx1s . MRS. C. P. CIOUDYISXR MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS Niall .XV. R. Prmuxns . . L. G. KICCANN .C R. DOZIER . . R. D. BUTLER . . XV. P. XVRIGHT . . Firsf Sifffilllf . T11 if-d P1011 rl 11 . Fifi I1 Sl..X'f1l Setwillz UC. . Prexfifienf Iliff' President fire I,!'l'5illE'IIf life Prexidenl fire President Vire President fire Presizlfnl fire President . . Sfrretary . Treasurer I Earning money for Seninr Girls at P. T. .X. Open House, Linda my Carries Mr-. XYenver's trzix in hopes of 3 tip. 4 f-- 1 .-ew , e S ii Presiding over P. T. A. meetings, Mrs. Barber, the president, is an able leader. X. Three spectators stop tn inspect the intriguing nrt exhibit be fore the meeting begins. T5 '

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D Ei 3 S sv! fl it M 5 .1 Fin! rofw: Boots Roberts, Marsha Williams, Norma Biron, Loretta Ison, Harriet Hillis, Ann Davis, Mason Swilley fmascotl, Liz Page, Sherry Faircloth, Emily Vaughn, Carolyn Dunn, Ann Bochnia, Linda Lee Eaton. Srrond rorw: Peggy Carter, Arlene Fairchild, Marsha Herman, Linda Cunningham, Ginny Woods, Carolyn VVilliams, Geraldine Rice, Diane Swallows, Mary Glover, Maureen Kennedy. Third row: Jane Browning, Carole Williams, Linda Stinson, Rita Myrick, Vel Rentz, Elaine Hishmeh, Carolyn Hendry, Sarah McGowan, Sally Jarrett, Jackie Townsend. Fourth rofw: Connie Hendry, Delores Powell, Eva Kelly, Glenda Walker, Ina Ray Summerford, Diane Hinson, Carolyn Hawkins, Teddy Williams, Alberta Hagan, Darlene Kellum, Linda Mallory. The Zeta-Y-Teens meet every Tuesday evening to plan new activities. Their monthly projects and socials provide an ever changing source of learn- ing and enjoyment. The big events of the year are the annual potato chip sale culminated by the potato chip dance and the Awards Banquet held in January. Always increasing in range and abilities. the Y-Teens will continue to grow with the school. First fU1.C.' Carolyn Dunn fvice presidentl, Peggy Carter fpresidentl, Glenda Walker fsecretaryj. Srronil rufw: Sarah McGowan Cchaplainl, Sally Jarrett lsergeant at armsl. Geraldine Rice ftreasurerl. 74

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Girls Athletic Association lntcrested in different sports, this group of lively girls meets every hlonday and YVednes- day. Actively participating in Sports Day, they represent Paxon in 21 friendly, sports- man-like manner. The girls in G.A.A. enjoy such activities as howling, volleyball, and va- rious other nthletics. They ended the year with Z1 banquet where their new oflicers were announced and awards were presented. OFFICERS Frm! rou Gwen Hogan fpresidentj Ann Sir mans lvice presidentl Sandra Cam fcorrespondmg secre tarvl Srmnd rofu. Carolyn Hawkins lreporterl Teddv Williams ttreasurerl Third rofu, Charlotte Wright fser geant at armsl Clyda Stokes Crecordmg secretaryj 'ff if JUNIORS Fin! rou Connie Henkle Maureen Kennedv Christine Bruton Nlarx Kotsis Sffnnl rnfz Marjorie McClellan Dianne Par tridge Sandra Cam Tlnri mf: Betts Price Letha Williams Pegg! Carter Xnn Qirmans C X X actu ities are well supersised bv Miss Beyer-1 'Nils Wilson and N11 s Cowden S- . , . 1 A . - . , , . - . ' I . F .f 1' . v - , , , . A M 1 3 s 4 , I f ' ,Q r 5 . 4' A , V, fly 'Gs ' , sg ' C v 1, ns, x ' r fx Q' 9 -1 3' f , 'Q . 1 5- 2. r y 5 yo 5 X f , iii I i , ' ' S se . W ,WZ .la , s 2, fe offe r . , Q s in I 555233.3 7 2 , X-,X ' ' t H s JL . 1 W , y- 'ff ' ,f K- ,025 r .1 i , l H , I, , i U' . .. ' r cf , - 3 E -,-- , ,- - , 'K . ' ' A 7 ' 'V . hs , . 's. . i T6