Port St Joe High School - Monument Yearbook (Port St Joe, FL)

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Sponsors-Mrs. George Machen, Mr. William Wood, Mrs. Clyde Fite, Mr. Homeroom Presidents—Paula Boyett, Phil Early, Paul Saylors. James Gunter, Mrs. William Dickson. Ninth Graders Begin High School Barron Perry Lamar Ricky Lucia Steve Marvin Samuel Abrams Adkison Anderson Armstrong Arnold Atchison Atkins Barnes Linda Steve Vickie Jim Danny Lawrence Kenny Brook Ann Bass Bass Bass Belin Boldin Bowen Bowman Boyd Paula Brenda Rodney Elaine Jed Beth Tommy Pam Boyett Brake Bramton Brasewell Braxton Brown Brown Burch

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Patti Parker Gary Pate Judy Peterson Roy Peterson Becky Pheifer Romaine Poole Annece Rabon Anita Raffield Lou Sue Raffield Carol Ramsey Jerri Rich Frederick Russ Talman Sisk Dan Smith Jennifer Smith Murray Smith Patti Smith Richard Smith Gary Speights Deborah Stamper Wayne Stewart The eighth grade class takes part in several significant activities. Not only do they give vital support to our school by their attendance and spirit at functions, but they are training to be future leaders by participating in clubs. Eighth graders eagerly look ahead to the year when they will enter senior high school. Karlton Strickland Kenneth Sumner Gladys Taylor Marie Taylor John Thornton Sue Trammell Tomme Trikosko James Watkins Martha Whitehurst Bernice Whitfield Dickie Whitfield Rodney Whitfield Ken Whittle Mike Williamson Anita Wimberly Wayne Wimberly Alicia Wirt Shaun Wuthrich Enthusiastic students take their studies seriously.

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Walton Gerald Butler Byrd Mike Patti Collier Combs I key Toni Duren Duren Leslie Sharon Cain Caulk Kitty Laurent Core Courbin Philip Phil Dykes Earley Catherine Sharon Carrol Chason Mary Danny Cox Dady Jim Rosemary Faison Faliski Terry Roger Chason Clemens Delores Craig Daniels Davis Gloria Jimmy Fennell Floyd Linda Norman Carmelita Kirby Folz Freeman Gant Gautreaux Flip Bobby Linda Gentry Gibson Grace Freshmen begin to experience the different aspects of senior high school. For the first time they earn credits toward graduation and enjoy new courses such as home economics and driver’s education. Along with other stu- dents, they support school activities such as pep rallies and games. Ninth graders show their spirit. 29