Quincy High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

Chapter I Trying to Inspire Pages 4—21 Chapter III Learning to Lead Pages 48—69 Chapter V Impatient to Play Pages 86—97 2 Chapter II Eager to Mature Pages 22—47 Chapter IV Anxious to Win Pages 70—85 Chapter VI Compelled to Learn Pages 98—117 Chapter VII Out to Shop Pages 118—156 Foreword In this, our 1963 edition of THE TIGER, may you find with pleasant memories the story of the year. High school days are full of the spirit of being together, whether in games, classes, or in clubs. Throughout the year strength and ability have com- pelled and motivated the student body. From the front cover to the last page we have endeavored to capture by photography, art and writ- ten copy the unquenchable spirit and power of youth. In years to come may we be able to look hack and realize that these potentials for success were directed wisely. 3 Chapter I Trying to Inspire It has been said that the main function of a teacher is to inspire his students to learn. The ability to arouse them so that they will try to realize their greatest potentialities is a lofty goal for any teacher to reach. The paper load, the discipline and the lesson plans are three stones in any teach- er’s path; enough to make him “growl.” 5 Authority and Supervision COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD—SEATED, left to right: E. H. Fletcher, Chairman, Greensboro; John C. Hinson, Quincy; H. E. Mor- gan, Quincy; Julian C. Davis, Chattahoochee; Cecil V. Butler, Havana. STANDING, left to right: Richard J. Gardner, Attorney, Quincy; M. D. Walker, Superintendent, Quincy. The responsibility of the Gadsden County Board of Public Instruction is to de- termine the best policies for the schools of our county and to see that these policies are carried out in an efficient manner. The Board endeavors to make decisions that are for the best interest of all the schools. The County Educational Staff works in cooperation with the principals and teachers of Gadsden County. The purpose of the staff is to bring about improvement of the educational opportunities for the students in the county. COUNTY STAFF OF SUPERVISORS—left to right: Mr. Robert L. Ball, Guidance Supervisor; Mrs. Ann Nicholson, General Supervisor of Instruction; Mr. Carl Rude, General Supervisor; Mr. Grinelle Bishop, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services; Mr. M. D. Walker, County Superintendent; Miss Allie Ferguson, Supervisor of School Lunch and Home Economics; Mrs. Frances Smith, Coordinator of Special Education; Mrs. Sue Woodhery, Visiting Teacher. 6 Our Chief Executive MR. JAMES A. SHANKS, Supervising Principal: B.A., Arkansas College; B.S., M.S., Peabody Col- lege; Graduate Work, University of Florida. Youth needs guidance and understanding as well as education. Our principal, Mr. James A. Shanks has devoted much of his life to the purpose of providing this for the youth of Quincy High School. He has won respect by giving his best. Win or lose, rain or shine, Mr. Shanks is always there to support our team. 7 Firm Hand, Cool Head, Soft Shoulder Mr. Streetman is Quincy High’s assistant principal. He is a very understanding teacher and is devoted to the subject of biology. He has the highest respect of every student and teacher in Quincy High. While enjoying fish- ing, his favorite sport, he also collects frog specimens for his biology classes. Mr. Streetman has taught in Quincy eight years. We sincerely hope that he will teach here many years. MR. HAROLD STREETMAN, Assistant Principal: Biology; B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University; Advanced Graduate Work, Florida State University. We are happy to have Mr. Blair, our new guidance counselor. He is always in his little office ready to help students with their social and academic problems. Mr. Blair spends part of his spare time as an amateur radio operator. He thinks the school spirit at Q.H.S. is excellent. MRS. LUCIA HAMPTON, School Secre- tary; Brown’s Business College. MR. GARLAND BLAIR, School Guidance Counselor; B.A., Florida Southern; M.S., Florida State University. Mrs. Lucia Hampton is “a candle in a dark room” at Q.H.S. Besides being school secretary, she spends much of her time cheering up students and adding a gay air to the dull routine of attending school. In her spare time Mrs. Hampton applies her “green thumb” and shows everyone her ability to make things grow. 8 Teachers Enjoy Pranks and Relax Mrs. Lamar, Mrs. Friedrich and Miss Stewart demonstrate the power of persuasion on Mr. Jones. RIGHT: There goes Mr. Barbee again. He just won’t give up! Mr. Eubanks, Mrs. Friedrich, Mrs. Streetman, Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Batson catch a moment of relaxation. 9 Power in Morels Stressed at Q.H.S. Accompanied by Mrs. Smith, these Q.H.S. students toured the library at Florida State University. Mrs. Helen Smith MRS. HELEN SMITH: English and Speech; B.A., Bes- sie Tift College; M.A., F.S.U. MRS. SARA LAMAR: English; B.S., Appalachian State College. MRS. MAIDEE BARNETT: English; B.A., Wesleyan; M.A., Peabody College; Graduate Work, F.S.U. MRS. EDITH STREETMAN: English and Typing; B.A., Mississippi State University; M.S., F.S.U. Mrs. Sara Lamar Mrs. Maidee Barnett James Fowler, June Smith, Berry Laslie and Christy Smith enact a play which they wrote and Mrs. Edith Streetman produced in Mrs. Streetman’s tenth grade English class. 10 Speaking Experiences Emphasized Brenda Thomas, Johnny Taylor, Lynda Futch, Kay Adams, Donnie Clark and Mrs. Strong are Mrs. Melba Strong enjoying the new check out desk in the library. Mr. Charles Montford MRS. MELBA STRONG: Librarian; B.S., Graduate Work, Florida State University. MR. CHARLES MONTFORD: English; B.A., Florida State University. MRS. LENA RHOADES: English; B.S., Graduate Work, Florida State University. Mrs. Lena Rhoades SPEECH CONTESTANTS—Judy Wolf, Pat Faircloth, Cariotta Faircloth. Sixteen juniors and seniors presented speeches on citizen- ship in the Exchange Club “Speak Up” contest. Three finalists were chosen from six semi-finalists. These three stu- dents delivered their speeches before the Exchange Club where they placed in this order: Judy Wolf, first; Car- iotta Faircloth, second; Pat Faircloth, third. Judy then competed in the district where she won second place. II Today’s Problems Are Probed Miss Virginia Gregory Mr. Guy Race Mr. Carlos Deason MISS VIRGINIA GREGORY: Geography; B.A., M.A., Florida State University; Graduate Work, Stetson University. MR. GUY RACE: History; B.A., University of Georgia; LL.B., University of Florida; Graduate Work, Florida State University. MR. CARLOS DEASON: Athletic Director, Football Coach, Social Studies; High Point College; B.S., M.S., Florida State University. MR. BILL ROGERS: Civics, Social Studies; B.A., University of Mississippi. MRS. VAN FAIRCLOTH: Social Studies, English; B.A., Salem College, Stetson University; • LL.B., Stetson University; Graduate Work, Florida State University. Mr. Bill Rogers Mrs. Van Faircloth Miss Gregory’s social studies class learns about recent happenings from their Current Events” newspapers. 12 Math Builds Active Minds Mrs. Clara Mason Mr. Arylis Parramore Mrs. Jeanette Fowler MRS. CLARA MASON: Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry; B.S., Huntington; Graduate Work, Florida State University. MR. ARYLIS PARRAMORE: Math; B.S., M.S., Florida State University; Graduate Work, Emory University. MRS. JEANETTE FOWLER: Math, Social Studies; B.A., M.S., Florida State University. MR. SHEPARD EUBANKS: Algebra I, General Math; B.S., M.S., Florida State University. MRS. JONNIE FRIEDRICH: Math, Social Studies; B.S., Auburn University. Mrs. Mason’s fourth period geometry class was asked by the administration to make scale drawings of the school. Sharon Poppell, Eddie Taylor, and Brenda White are participating in this project Mr. Shepard Eubanks Mrs. Jonnie Friedrich 13 Students Today . . . Scientists Tomorrow Mrs. Wilva Rogers Mr. Leslie Jones Mrs. Ivan Woodbery Mr. Harold Strcctman Charles Dennison, Jim Griffis, Patsy May, MRS. WILVA ROGERS: Science, Enrichment; B.A.E., M.E., University of Mississippi. MR. LESLIE JONES: Science, Physical Education; B.S., Florida State University. MRS. IVAN WOODBERY: Math, Science; B.S., Graduate Work, Florida State University. MR. HAROLD STREETMAN: Biology; B.S., M.Ed., Mississippi State University; Advanced Graduate Work, Florida State University. George Rude, Jane Smith and Alice Gay experiment to satisfy their curiosity. 14 Musicians in the Making Nothing kindles the spirit of our Alma Mater like the performances of our band. This inspiration is a wonderful reward for all those many hours of drill. MRS. HUSTON ROGERS: Choral Director; B.M., Ala- bama College; Graduate Work, Florida State Uni- versity. MR. CHARLES BURNS: Band Director; B.M.E., M.M.E., Florida State University. Mrs. Huston Rogers Mr. Charles Bums Classes in music education contribute to the balanced education of our students. 15 Study Improves Communication MR. JAMES OLIVENT: Spanish, English, Math; B.S., Florida State University. Cecelia Jester, Paula Walker and Bonnie King are playing pinata in the Spanish tradition. This game is played and enjoyed by American people as well as by Spanish people. t MRS. FLORENCE MYERS: Latin, English; B.A., Millsaps College; Graduate Work, Duke University. Johnny Taylor poses as a Roman senator; Janice Cantey, as his wife. It is traditional for the Latin students to hold a costume banquet in the ancient Roman style as they did at the ’62 Latin banquet. 16 Students Achieve Competency MRS. META LABARRE: Physical Education; B.S., M.S., Florida State University. MR. GEORGE VAUGHN: Physical Education, As- sistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach; B.S., Piedmont College; M.A., George Peabody College. The physical education program consists of teaching the boys and the girls fourteen different sports: softball, basketball, bad- minton, ping-pong, volleyball, track, etc. However, no one sport is considered more important than the other. The exercises shown here in the pictures are a very small part of the activities. The importance of these exercises is learning body coordination. Mrs. Meta LaBarre Mr. George Vaughn 17 Broadening Our Horizons Mr. John L. Coggin Miss Sara Stewart Mr. Murray Langford Vocational instruction creates skills in Q.H.S. Mr. Langford, Hugh Nicholson, Vivian Ferguson, James Smith, Ed Brogdon and Ikey Weeks. MR. JOHN L. COGGIN: Driver Education; University of Mississippi; B.A., University of Tennessee; Mississippi Southern. MISS SARA STEWART: Business Education; B.S., Troy State College. MR. MURRAY LANGFORD: Agriculture; B.S., Auburn University. First, you put the key in, and then . . . Mr. Coggin, Richard Gardner, Rodney Joyner, Jeanne Fixel and Patricia Rudd. 18 Preparing for the Future Sandy Lodge and Lynette Sullivan seem to enjoy the art of sewing. MRS. EVELYN BATSON: Home Economics; B.S., M.S., Florida State University. MRS. RUBY WOLF: Home Economics; B.S., Berry College; Graduate Work, University of Georgia and Florida State University. Mrs. Evelyn Batson Mrs. Ruby Wolf This class is learning the intricate steps of planning wholesome meals. Pictured below are Lynda Futch, Patti Sue Craig, Carol Marsh, Mrs. Batson, Gail Cox, Cynthia Cox, Patricia Brandon and Carolyn Elkins. 19 Powers of Q.H.S. Are at Ease Mr. Parramorc, on one of his adventures across the United States, is pictured here while visiting a part of the Yosemite-National Park. He made this trip last summer. LEFT: Mr. Rogers gets a big bang out of Mrs. Woodbery. Mr. Montford, Mrs. Wilva Rogers, Mrs. LaBarre, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Rhoades, Miss Gregory, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Fowler and Mr. Race are caught in the act of being themselves. 20 Such Assistance Is Essential Our dietitians prepare to treat students to an extraordinary Thanksgiving dinner. Left to right: Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. McAfee. Mrs. Flora Mitchell is our dietitian and Mrs. McAfee and Mrs. Hall are her assistants. For only 25c the students and staff of Q.H.S. are served delicious and nutritious lunches. All of us should take time to recognize and show our appreciation for this time consuming operation. Mr. Dalton fills each day by making major and minor repairs to improve our seven buildings and four acres of campus. He helps with our dance decorations, cleans up the gym after a game, and helps the students and teachers with many other problems. He is always here to try to make our school a more comfortable one. 21 Chapter II Eager to Mature yc y -. ■ There is no graduation like that of the high school student. More people graduate from high school than from any other institution of learning. The high school seniors enjoy the ring, the song and the history of their class more than any other class graduating. The completion of high school is the first step into the adult world that severs the graduates from their homes. SALUTATORIAN Harold Young maintained a 96 2 35 average throughout high school. VALEDICTORIAN Judy Wolf main- tained a 96 6 33 average. ALLEN, JAMES DOUGLAS, B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Football 2, 3; Intramurals 3. ALLEN, TOMMY REESE, F.F.A. 1, 2, 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, top to bottom: Ted Hubbard, Treasurer; James Earnest, President; Sam Solomon, Vice- President ; Mellany Nelson, Secretary. ANDERSON, LILLA MOSELY, Glee Club 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Thespians 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. James Allen Tommy Allen Lilia Anderson 24 Ninety Average Earned by 29 Seniors Beverly Barber Sarrah Sue Barineau Jackie Bishop Christine Breeden BARBER, BEVERLY ANN, Library Club 1; N.H.S. 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. BARINEAU, SARRAH SUSAN, Student Council 1, 2, 3; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff, Student Life Editor 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Class Play. BELL, MARTHA JO. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lieutenant 4; F.H.A. 1; Student Council 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Thespians 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Homecoming Queen 4. BISHOP, ALVIN JACKSON. Transfer—Troup High School, LaGrange, Georgia 4; Football Manager 4; Basketball 4; Senior Class Play. BREEDEN, CHRISTINE, F.T.A. 2. Martha Bell Danny Brinson Jackie Butler BRINSON, DANNY JOE, B-Team Basketball 2; Glee Club 3, 4, 6th Period President 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Superlative. BUTLER, PAUL JACKSON 25 Pity Chandler’s . . . After We’re Gone Rebekah Chapman Jane Childers Karen Clark Steve Clark CHANDLER, CHERYL ANN, Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff, Photography Manager 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Junior Pilot 4; Glee Club 4: Glee Club Sweetheart 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Class Play. CHAPMAN, REBEKAH ANN, F.H.A. 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; Student Council 2; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff, Student Life Editor 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4; Senior Superlative. CHILDERS, EMILY JANE, Transfer—Taylor County High School, Perry, Florida 4. CLARK, GLENN MARCO, B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Football 2, 3, 4; All NWFC 3; Most Improved Player 3; NWFC Honorable Mention 4; Senior Class Play. Sherry Chandler Glenn Clark Ann Cox CLARK, KAREN ELIZABETH, F.H.A. 2, 4, Secretary 4; Student Council 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Glee Club 4. CLARK, STEPHEN PHILLIP, Transfer — Greensboro High School, Greensboro, Florida 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Class Play. 26 Shirley Cox John Shaw Curry Darnell Davis Tommy Davis COX, MYRTLE ANN, N.H.S. 2, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, V.-P. in Charge of Degrees 3; F.H.A. County Council, Historian 2, 3; Junior Annual Class 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. COX, SHIRLEY NIXON, F.H.A. 1, 2, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; B-Team Cheerleader 1; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; N.H.S. 3, 4, Secretary 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. CURRY, JOHN SHAW, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; State Convention 3; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff, Business Manager 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Basketball 2; Homecoming Contestant Escort 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Superlative. DABNEY, KENNETH RAY. Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Glee Club 4. DAVIS, CECIL DARNELL, Glee Club 4. DAVIS, THOMAS DANIEL, B-Team Football 1; Football 2; Band 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4, Librarian 3, Clinic 3; Home- coming Contestant Escort 4. Kenneth Dabney Nathalon Dean Faye Dickens DEAN, NATHALON, Senior Class Play. DICKENS, LANDIA FAYE, Transfer—Havana High School, Havana, Florida 4; Glee Club 4. 27 Donna Dickenson Cariotta Faircloth Margaret Dowling James Earnest June Ferguson Marion Finuff Seventh graders gaze in awe at 1963 MIGHTY SENIORS, Shirley and Johnny. DICKENSON, DONNA LETITIA, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Direc- tor 3; Sweetheart 3; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 4; Melodettes 1, 2, 3, 4; State Vocal Clinic 3; Double Quartet 2; F.F.A. Sweetheart 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Superlative. DOWLING, MARGARET JO, Student Council 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Cheerleader 4; Cheer- leader Clinic 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. EARNEST. JAMES THOMAS, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4; B-Team Basketball 1. 2; Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2, 3; Football 2: Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Senior Class President; Class Prophet 4; Senior Superlative. FAIRCLOTH, CARLOTTA VAN CORTLANDT. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 4, State Convention 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary 3; Science Club 3, 4, President 3, Chaplain 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Citizenship Speech Contest 3, 2nd Place; Cheerleader 3; Cheer- leader Clinic 3; Tobacco Queen Contestant 4: U. of F. Journalism Institute 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff, Co-Editor 4. FERGUSON, LOYCE JUNE, Transfer—Gwinnett High School, Snell- ville, Georgia 4; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 4; F.T.A. 4. FINUFF, MARION FRANCES 28 Seniors Plan to Invade Colleges Eloise Friday Buddy Gunn Linda Jo Hall Wilson Hash Latrelle Herndon Ouida Hiers FRIDAY. ELOISE Sherry and Thomas—hitch-hiking to college. GUNN, ROBERT LEE. F.F.A. 3, 4; B-Team Basketball 2; Glee Club 4. HALL, LINDA JO, Transfer—Pensacola High School, Pensacola, Flor- ida 4. HASH, PAUL WILSON. B-Team Basketball 2: Football 2, Manager 4; Thespians 4; Glee Club 3, 4: Senior Class-Play. HERNDON, VIVIAN LATRELLE, Transfer—Leon High School, Tal- lahassee, Florida 4; Glee Club 4; Girls’ Chorus 4. HIERS. OUIDA LAVOY, Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Superlative. 29 ’63 Seniors Break the 100 Barrier 30 Wendell Hiers Susan Howell James Joyner Angus Hinson Ted Hubbard Martha Kemp Sherry Hobbs Kenneth Jensen Mike Kenney James Kennington Lena Faye Kornegay Paula Laslie Martha Lee Rachel Levy Mary Emma Livingston HIERS, WENDELL MARVIN, Annual Staff, Art Editor 3, 4; Senior Class Play. HINSON, ANGUS THOMAS, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4; All Big Bend 4; All NWFC 4; Big Bend Lineman of the Week 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Tobacco Queen Contestant Escort 4; Senior Superlative. HOBBS, LILLIAN SHERRYL, Student Council 2; F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 2; Tiger’s Tale Auxiliary Staff 1; U. of F. Journalism Institute 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. HOWELL, SUSAN LOUISE, F.H.A. 3, 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. HUBBARD. TED JEFFERSON, B-Team Basketball 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All NWFC 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, First Lieutenant 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior Superlative. JENSEN, KENNETH LEWIS, Key Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 3rd Period President 4; Football 1. JOYNER. JAMES WILLIAM, Glee Club 4. KEMP, MARTHA ANN, Glee Club 4. KENNEY, MICHAEL THOMAS, Transfer — Catholic Central High School, Steubenville, Ohio 3; Student Council 4; F.T.A. 4. KENNINGTON, JAMES LYNN, Student Council 4. KORNEGAY, LENA FAYE, F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3. LASLIE, PAULA AMELIA, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 4; Thespians 3,4; Senior Class Play. LEE, MARTHA ANN, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4. LEVY, RACHEL DOROTHY, Band 1; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 1, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1. LIVINGSTON, MARY EMMA, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Play. 31 Jerry Maxwell Suzie McMillan Thomas McCall Carol McLane Gladys Morris Shirene Mulford Tommy and Latrelle climb to higher education (the water tower now reads “’63 Seniors”). WM I MAXWELL, JERRY ALLEN, F.F.A. 1, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; All NWFC 2, 3, 4; All Big Bend 2, 4; Outstanding Blocker 2; Outstanding Back 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Senior Superlative. McCALL, THOMAS FRANKLIN, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Forestry Camp Delegate 2; Football 1; Junior Annual Class 3; Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play. McLANE, NANCY CAROL, Transfer—Terry Parker High School, Jacksonville, Florida 2; Senior Class Play. McMILLAN, BARBARA SUZANNE, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, V.-P. of Recre- ation 2; F.T.A. 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4, President 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 4; Senior Class Play. MORRIS, GLADYS MAE MULFORD, VELONA SHIRENE, F.H.A. 4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play. 32 Seniors Cause Excitement in City MUNROE, SUE LYNN, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Thespians 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Council 1, 2; Senior Annual Staff, Art Editor 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Superlative. MURPHY, BOBBY DEWITT, B-Team Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3; Football 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play. NELSON, MELLANY, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; Melodettes 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Class Secretary; Class Lawyer 4; Senior Superlative. NIX, STANLEY RAY, Football 1, 2, 3; All NWFC 3; All Big Bend Honorable Mention 3; Outstanding Sportsmanship and Outstand- ing Tackle 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Senior Class Play. O’NEAL, IMOGENE, F.H.A. 4. O’NEAL, JOHN THOMAS, F.F.A. 3, 4. Sherry and George finally got their diplomas, “Go you!” Sue Lynn Munroe Bobby Murphy- Ray Nix Imogene O’Neal Mellany Nelson John O’Neal 33 We’re Leaving-Rejoice, Dear Hearts Charles Owens Johnny Owens Caroline Pinson OWENS, CHARLES LAFAYETTE, JR., B-Team Basketball 2; Basket- ball 3, 1, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Escort 4. OWENS, JOHN DURWOOD, Key Club 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; Junior Annual Class 3. OWENS, SUE ANNE, Cheerleader 3, 4, Cheerleader Clinic 4; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior Annual Staff, Advertising Manager 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Melodettes 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, V.-P. of Publicity 1; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Tiger’s Tale Auxiliary Staff 1; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4. PARRAMORE. GEORGE ANTHONY, Intramurals 1; B-Team Basketball 2; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior An- nual Staff, Photography Editor 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. PINSON, CAROLINE MARIE, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, Secretary 3, Business Co-Ordinator 4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. POPPELL, WALTON FAIN, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; State Fair Livestock Judging 1, 2, 3, 4; State Convention 1, 3; Parliamentary Sue Anne Owens George Parramore Fain Poppell Lucia Porter 34 Gloria Poston John Howard Poston Jake Redmon Maxine Renfroe Procedure Team 1, 2, 3, 4; String Band 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 3; Junior Exchangite 4. PORTER. LUCIA ANNA. Majorette 1. 2. 3, 4. Head Majorette 4; Stu- dent Council 3: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Student Director 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; Girls’ Trio 3; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play. POSTON, GLORIA ANN, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Melodettes 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. POSTON, JOHN HOWARD, School Safety Patrol 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Manager, Basketball 4. REANEY, SHARON LOUISE; F.T.A. 2; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3. REDMON, JACOB FRED, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Sportsmanship 4; N.H.S. 4; Student Council 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team 3, 4; Senior Class Play. RENFROE, MAXINE LAYNETTE, F.T.A. 4; Senior Class Play. ROBERTS, CAROLE JEAN, Girls’ Chorus 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Head 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 4; B-Team Cheerleader 1; F.T.A. 2, 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant 4, Miss Congeniality; Senior Superlative. ROBERTS. JANICE ANNETTE, Glee Club 2, 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Senior Class Play. Sharon Reaney Carrie Roberts Janice Roberts 35 Graduates of ’63 Meet Magruder, Lucia and Mike are meeting and conquering Magruder! George Rude Fred Shofner RUDE, GEORGE TORMOEN, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Basketball 3; Glee Club 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff, Art Editor 4; Homecoming Contestant Escort 4; Senior Class Play. SANDERS, THOMAS EDSEL, F.F.A. 1, 2; B-Team Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; All NWFC 4; All Big Bend 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant Escort 4; Senior Superlative. SHARPTON, SHARON KAY, Library Club 1; Student Council 2; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. SHOFNER, FRED LEE, Glee Club 4; Thespians 3,4. SMITH, SUSAN HERSHEY, F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. 1, 2; Student Council 3, 4; N.H.S. 3; Glee Club 4; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior Annual Staff, Circulation Manager 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. SOLOMON, SAMUEL HOWELL, Student Council 3, 4; State Con- vention 3; B-Team Basketball 2; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4; N.H.S. 3; Football 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; State Convention 3; F.H.A. Dreamboat 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Vice-President; Senior Superlative. Joe Sanders Kay Sharpton Susan Smith Sam Solomon 36 Shakespeare and - Criticism Nancy Stabler Pat Stewart Jack Strickland Johnny Suber STABLER, NANCY LOUISE, Tiger’s Tale Auxiliary Staff 1; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Class Play. STEWART, PATRICIA GAIL, Student Council 4; N.H.S. 3; Senior Class Play. STRAUGHN, PEGGY ANN, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader 3,' 4, Co-Head 4; Cheerleader Clinic 3, 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Melodettes 3, 4; Girls’ Trio 3; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4. STRICKLAND, JACK PARKER. JR., Glee Club 3, 4; Library Club 3; Senior Class Play. SUBER, JOHN FLETCHER, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Parlia- mentarian 4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, 3; Public Speaking 1, 2, 3; State Convention 1, 2; National Convention 1; Junior Exchangite 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Head Chairman 3; Florida Boys’ State 4; Senior Class Play. Peggy Straughn Spessard Sykes Lavetra Tharpe SYKES, EMMETT SPESSARD THARPE, LAVETRA ANN, Glee Club 3, 4. 37 Those Wonderful Years, 1951-1963 Mary Lee Tipper Pat Weeks Steve Williams Connie Vanstone Cheryl Waddell Ronnie Wells Susan West TIPPER, MARY LEE, Volleyball 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. VANSTONE, ISAREL CONSTANCE, Glee Club 4. WADDELL, DIANNA CHERYL, Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play. WEEKS. PATRICIA ANN. F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 4. WELLS, RONALD EUGENE, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; School Boy Patrol 1; Basketball Manager 2; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play. WEST, SUSAN ELIZABETH. N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, President 4, Stale Convention 3, District Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, .2, 3, Historian 1; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Science Club 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 3; B-Team Cheerleader 1, Co-Head; Thes- pians 4; Class Historian 4; Senior Superlative. WILLIAMS, STEVEN DAVID, Transfer—Bennington High School, Ben- nington, Vermont 4. WOLF, JUDY ALICE, Transfer—Greensboro High School, Greensboro, Georgia 1; Band 1; N.H.S. 2, 3; Junior Annual Class 2; Senior 38 Judy Wolf Ann Wood Susann Woodbery Ronnie Woodson Roslyn Woodward Harold Young Jake and Lena Faye testify to the fact that there’s been a “hot time in the ole town tonight.” Annual Staff, Copy Editor 3; Citizenship Speech Contest, 1st Place, District, 2nd Place 2; Science Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 3; Valedictorian; (Graduated after 3 years). WOOD, CAROL ANN, F.T.A. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Pilot 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. WOODBERY, SUSANN, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; State Convention 2, 3; District Convention 4; N.H.S. 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 3; Senior Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4; B-Team Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Thespians 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3; Senior Class Play; Senior Superlative. WOODSON, JOSEPH ROLAND, Transfer—Troup High School, La- Grange, Georgia 1; Baseball 2, 3; Football Manager 3, 4; B-Team Basketball 2; Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play. WOODWARD, ROSLYN MARIE, Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Melodettes 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3; F.T.A. 2; Junior Annual Class 3; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4. YOUNG, HAROLD WILLIAM, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4; N.H.S. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; State Convention 3; Science Club 3, 4, President 4; Intramurals 1; Junior Rotarian 4; Tiger’s Tale Staff 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Superlative; Salutatorian. 39 I Senior Superlative REBEKAHJCHAPMAN and JERRY MAXWELL Senior Superlative TED HUBBARD and DONNA DICKENSON V 12 Senior Superlative' SUSAN WEST and SAM SOLOMON Chapter III Learning to Lead Thirteen organizations at Q.H.S. provide the students with opportunities for learning to lead. Many students belong to more than half of these activities. There is one obvious reason for this; a long list of activities under a senior’s name looks “great.” It would be “great” if someone could discover how more students could take advantage of all the opportunities for learning how to lead. 49 S. C. Works for Better School Johnny Taylor Susann Woodbery Parliamentarian Chaplain Shirley Cox President Harold Young Vice-President Mellany Nelson Secretary Topper Hampton Treasurer Miss Gregory Sponsor This year the Student Council has attempted to achieve many goals for the improvement of our school spirit. Their work on the Homecoming festivities was admired by all. They spent many days making preparations for the parade, the ceremonies, and the dance. The result of this work was success. They worked in many other ways to advance their purposes. Ex- amples of this are a car wash to raise money for the March of Dimes, a program to assist new students, a district committee to help the Florida Boys’ Ranch, delegates to attend district and state conventions, a bulletin board to arouse interest, and a radio program called “Student Council Forum.” They also sponsored the Confederate Ball. Mr. Eubanks Sponsor FIRST ROW. left to right: Sam Solomon, Johnny Taylor, Mellany Nelson, Topper Hampton, Shirley Cox, Harold Young, Susann Woodbery, Jimmy Barincau, Pat Parmer. SECOND ROW: Judy Russel], Nancy Stabler, Susan Smith, Charles Gardner, Pam Coggins, Carol Ferguson, Carol Crouch, Brenda Thomas, Lynda Futch, Jeanne Fixel, Dianne Peacock, Patsy Wood, Laura Davis. THIRD ROW: Larry Dunn, Kay Wolf, Bruce Thomas, Rosa Nelson, Peggy Parmer, Linda Cross, Greg Suber, Arthur Munroe, Blutcher Lines, Brenda Yates, Kaye Sanford, Patsy McNeil. FOURTH ROW: Martha Bell, Cheryl Waddell, Larry Barber, Jake Redmon, Bruce King, Mike Kenney, Bill Godwin, James Earnest, Walter Dover, Greg Goodman, Neal Davis. FIFTH ROW': Mary Louise Lester, Connie Seniff, Kay Adams, Jimmy Taylor, Jack Munroe, Hank Burnett, Sandy Greenwald, Reggie Bradley, James Kennington, Stewart Hinson, Mary Ann Crouch. 50 Excellence Is Their Goal Susan West Harold Young President Vice-President Shirley Cox James Earnest Secretary T reasurer The National Honor Society, under the leadership of Susan West, has kept up its good record this year through many activities. Some of the projects were an Honor Roll, a Scholarship Banner, the de- votionals at P.T.A. meetings, a tutoring service, the “Thought for the Day,” and the N.H.S. bulletin hoard. For special projects, they kept a scrapbook, rewrote their con- stitution, sponsored Honor Week, entered a float in the Homecom- ing Parade, and sent clothes and baskets of food at Thanksgiving and Christmas. In March the Chapter was host to the District Convention. This was the first National Honor Society Convention to be held in Quincy. Miss Stewart Mrs. Rogers Sponsor Sponsor Richard Ashley Parliamentarian FIRST ROW, left to right: Topper Hampton, Shirley Cox, Harold Young, Susan West, Richard Ashley, James Earnest. SECOND ROW: Keith Daughtry, Jimmy Barineau, Pat Parmer, Walter Dover, Frank Baker, James Fowler, Stewart Hinson. THIRD ROW: Jake Redmon, Larry Barber, Delores Davis, Judy Wolf, Connie Seniff, Angelia Brooks, Cariotta Faircloth. FOURTH ROW: Ann Cox, Brigitta Bietenholz, Patsy Wood, Alice Gay, Mellany Nelson, Brenda Yates, Carolyn Jcffcoat. 51 Key Club Contributes Scholarship President John Shaw Curry Vice-President Sam Solomon Secretary Gary Edwards Treasurer Jack Higdon James Earnest Angus Hinson Kenneth Jensen Johnny Owens Faculty Adviser Mr. Parramore Key Club Sweetheart Sarrah Sue Garineau Keith Daughtry Topper Hampton Stewart Hinson Jack Munroe Jimmy Barineau Walter Dover Frank Morgan Pat Parmer TIGER’S TALE Delineates School Life The 1963 Tiger’s Tale Staff was unusual in many ways. We had 28 girls and only three boys, and an instructor who had never before put out a paper. This didn’t hinder us, however; and Harold’s talks in assembly gave us a sellout with ev- ery issue. Journalism was fun; but it was also meaningful, and we know it prepared us for college in many ways. Mrs. Lamar, the ’63 staff thanks you for a wonderful year! ABOVE-EDITORIAL STAFF, left to right: Sherry Hobbs, Society Editor; Cariotta Faircloth, Co-Editor; Suzie McMillan, Feature Editor; Susann Woodberv, Co-Editor; Sue Lynn Munroe, Feature Editor; Steve Clark, Sports Editor; Rebekah Chapman, Editorial Asst.; Judy Wolf, Copyreader; Shirley Cox, Sports Editor; Mellany Nelson, Copyreader. LEFT—BUSINESS STAFF: Sherry Chandler, Bookkeeper; Car- oline Pinson, Exchange Editor; Harold Young, Business Man- ager; Mr. Montford, Adviser; Sarrah Sue Barineau, Photographic Asst.; Nancy Stabler, Asst. Business Manager. SEATED: Mrs. Sara Lamar, Adviser. REPORTERS—FIRST ROW, left to right: Susan West. Donna Dickenson, Lucia Porter, Susan Smith, Roslyn Woodward, Lilia Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ann Wood, Susan Howell, Martha Bell, Margaret Dowling, George Parramore, Gloria Poston, Ann Cox, Beverly Barber. 53 Seventh Graders Invade the Band OFFICERS—FIRST ROW, left to right: Lucia Porter, Head Majorette; Sue Lynn Munroe, Captain; Lynda Futch, Drum Major- ette. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Johnson, Librarian; Caroline Pinson, Secretary; jed Hubbard, First Lieutenant; Martha Bell, Sec- ond Lieutenant; Jane Woodward, Assistant Secretary. FLUTE and DOUBLE REED SECTION —FIRST ROW, left to . right: Patsy Wood, Patsy McNeill, Lynda Futch, Le- ona Faircloth, Betty Ann Shelfer. SEC- OND ROW: Brenda Yates, Carol Hol- man, Caroline Pinson, Martha Lee Smith, Carolyn Jean Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sue Lynn Munroe, Nancy Baur, Arthur Ash- ley, Judy Smith. LOW BRASS SECTION—FIRST ROW, left to right: Jean Bettis, Susan Reynolds, Gail Gregory, Susan Woodward, Van Fletcher. SECOND ROW: George Pow- ell, Neal Faircloth, Kenne Gatlin, Jimmy West, Bill Blount. THIRD ROW: Danny Jeter, Bobo Chason, Ted Hubbard, John Humphrey. 54 Half-Time Shows Prove Spectacular Under the direction of Charles Burns, our hand executed pre- cision drills, dance and majorette routines; saluted our state univer- sities, F.S.U. and U.F.; supplied the background for Homecoming; and featured such old time favor- ites as “Ida,” “Mary’s a Grand Ole Name,” and “A Grand Old Flag.” The band played for pep rallies, participated in parades, played in assembly, and put on a concert. Considering a few mis- fortunes the band has had a very successful year. TROMBONE SECTION—FIRST ROW, left to right: Rich Ashley, Carl Traylor, Steve West, Jack Munroe, Rocky Runyon. SECOND ROW: Allen Kingry, Tom Spears, Linda Earle Schofield, Emily Skinner, Dennis Seniff, Marlin Seay. THIRD ROW: Craig Harbin, Greg Goodman, Eddie Taylor, Jim Bowman, Allen Campbell. MAJORETTES—Lucia Porter, Head Majorette. Sharon Reany, Dian Jeffcoat, Martha Duke, Sandra Martin, Mary Kate Porch, Peggy Wilson, Frances Parrish, Judy Bowen, Gail Gregory . CLARINET SECTION—FIRST ROW, left to right: Johnny Taylor, Sandra Greenwald, Kay Adams, Patti Sue Craig, Sandra Johnson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Williams, Georgia Ann Hinsey, Elaine Gatlin, Linda Stephens, Suzanne Edwards, Mariann Martin, Aliene Smith. THIRD ROW: Allison Bridges, Emmalyn Traylor, Martha Lee, Virginia McKmght, Yolanda Harrell, Nancy Dreher. 55 Largest Band in Q.H.S.’s History DRUM FIRST Jerry Vic James Fowler, id Langford, SECOND ROW: Watson, David Ordos, Wells, Jimmy Rhoades, CORNET SECTION-FIRST ROW, left to right: Murraye Seay, Jarvis LaBarre, Jo Ann Edwards, Bobby Traylor. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Lu- ten, Peggy Gilbert, Mike Allen, Gary Weaver, Andy Suber. THIRD ROW': Charles Hinsey, Mike Bales, Ann Leynes, Jimmy Naff, Wayne Stewart. SAXOPHONE—FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Bowen, Carolyn Faye Brockman, Mike Taylor, Susan Bet- tis, Dian Jeffcoat. SECOND ROW: Kay Wolf, Linda Baur, Richard Wynne, Stewart Hinson, Patricia Par- ramore, Jane Woodward. THIRD ROW: Cariotta Faircloth, Martha Bell, Billy Bryant, Sylvia Johnson, Brenda Campbell. 56 F.T.A. Helps Elementary Teachers FUTURE TEACHERS—FIRST ROW, left to right: Stewart Hinson, Vice-President; Susann Woodbery, President; Mrs. La- Barrc, Sponsor; Mary Louise Lester, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Sara Lopez, Carolyn Jcffcoat, Judy Hutchinson, Sheila Rawls, Christy Smith, Jeanne Murphy, Phyllis Spears, Jane Durham, Sheryl Thompson, June Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Betty Ann Shelfer, Patsy McNeil, Mary Louise Ray, Joyce Gray, Nancy Stabler, Nancy Baur, Patricia Weeks, Alice Gay, Cariotta Faircloth, Sherry Chandler, Rachel Levy. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Futch, Brenda Thomas, Patti Sue Craig, Bonnie King, Maxine Renfroe, Jeanne Fixel, Maria Hamrick, Carol Ferguson, Martha May, Janice Cantey. Future Teachers of America is a recruitment program for students who wish to become teachers. It is chartered by the National Education Association. Our Quincy Chapter maintains a state and national charter. Our programs are designed to inform the members about the qualifications, responsibilities, etc., which teachers have to meet. Resource people are invited to the meetings for this purpose. Our members gain experience by assisting the elementary teachers one period each week. FIRST ROW, left to right: Susan West, Patsy May, Temple Rude, Pam Coggins, Martha Massey, Diane Peacock, Bunny Fletcher, Sue Anne Owens, Jean Moree, Marilyn Pope, Norma Jane Brock. SECOND ROW: Mary Lee Tipper, Judy Smith, Delores Bryant, Kathryn Morrow, Connie Seniff, Jane Strickland, Kay Adams, Mary Margaret Dean, Sylvia Skipper, Jo Ann Edwards. THIRD ROW: Sandy Greenwald, Delores Davis, Mary Emma Livingston, Linda Weeks, Wanda Cross, Janie LaBarre, Judy Peacock, Carrie Roberts, Peggy Straughn, June Smith, Martha Lee. 57 Cookbook Sale Furnishes Funds F.H.A.—FIRST ROW, left to right: Carolyn Johnson, Parliamentarian; Edna Clark, Historian; Linda Stephens, V.-P. of Recreation; Lynda Futch, President Elect; Angelia Brooks, President; Cathy Porter, V.-P. of Program of Work; Rosa Nelson, V.-P. of Degrees; Nancy Dreher, V.-P. of Projects; Cynthia Cox, V.-P. of Publicity; Karen Clark, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Batson, Adviser; Bonnie King, Edna Wood, Patricia Brandon, Jeynean Woodbcry, Brenda White, Cynthia Chason, Carolyn Millican, Rosemary Banks, Vicky Floyd, Shirley DeBary. THIRD ROW: Martha Williamson, Virginia Markham, Carol Johnson, Sybil Criffiss, Beth Fletcher, Imogene O’Neal, Lilia Anderson, Mellany Nelson, Sybil Weeks, Cecelia Jester. FOURTH ROW: Sylvia Skipper, Dianne Moulton, Sylvia Johnson, Naomi Jordan, Susan Runyan, Donna Mays, Sandra Selman, Leona Faircloth, Joy Sunday, Mrs. Wolf, Adviser. FIFTH ROW: Linda Presnell, Sandra Harper, Patricia Parramore, Susan Howell, Linda Earle Schofield, Linda Weeks, Wanda Sue Cross, Patricia Weeks, Shirene Mulford. F.H.A. FIRST ROW, left to right: Wilma Sue McQuaig, Susan Reynolds, Linda Suher, Katie Burgess, Marilyn Williams, Frances Bowman, Sandra Johnson, Judy Dixon, Mariann Martin, Susan Wynne, Faye Shofner, Carol Morris. SECOND ROW: Nancy Beane, Martha Lee Smith, Connie Bowman, Mary Alice McQuaig, Peggy Lively, Elaine Gatlin, Georgia Ann Hinsey, Nan Mor- gan, Maria Ordos, Suzanne Edwards, Dianne Adams. THIRD ROW: Patricia Bales, Patti Sue Craig, Carol Marsh, Ann Richardson, Carlene Weeks, Linda Sue Morrow, Patricia Parker, Jackie Brooks, Janice Smith, Patsy Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Ann Chester, Patricia Millican. Angela Phillips, Mary Ann Crouch, Kay Sykes, Tammy Miller, June Ferguson, Teresa Sadler, Diane Scott, Lorraine Spann, Mary Schuler. FIFTH ROW: Dianne Montague, Sara Morgan, V.-P. of Publications; Gail Cox, Susan Wood- ward, Sharon Cox, Sheryll Snipes, June Wilson, Cecilia Smith, Frances Suber, Libby Burns, Virginia Barber. 58 Made Fla. Exhibit for Nat. Meet F.F.A. PICKS DONNA This year’s F.F.A. Sweetheart was Miss Donna Dickenson. Don- na represented our local F.F.A. chapter in various competitions. She also provided entertainment at the Father-Son Banquet. F.H.A. SWOONS OVER SAM Sam Solomon, a senior, was elected as the 1962-63 F.H.A. Dreamboat. Sam was crowned at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet by Angelia Brooks, President. F.F.A.—FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Langford, Adviser; Walter Dover, Reporter; John Sircy, Sentinel; Wayne Johnson, Sec- retary; Fain Popped, President; Jake Redmon, Vice-Pres.; Edward Bowman, Treasurer; Johnny Suber, Parliamentarian; Tommy Smith, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Thomas McCall, Benny Bruce, Thomas Parker, Craig McMillan, Alison Phillips, Buddy Gunn, Irvin Cross, Wayne Hayes. THIRD ROW: James Smith, Ed Brogdon, Marty Ard, Tommy Allen, Hugh Nicholson, Wayne Ches- ter, Jimmy Barineau. FOURTH ROW: A1 Popped, Murray Todd, Tony Munroe, Ray Bryant, Ed Popped, Glynn Bevis, Ikey Weeks. SAM SOLOMON DONNA DICKENSON FIRST ROW: Arthur Sellers, Billy Joe Knight, Hugh Stephens, Alton Graham, John Gunn, Aden Sircy, Ralph Thursby, Vivian Ferguson, Larry Rudd, Wilson Johnson, Ed Brogdon, A. C. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Joe Hornsby, Zane Sites, Harold Ray, Carl- ton Renfroe, Thomas Ellis, Buddy Finuff, John Gray, Mike Bundy, Gene Griffis, Robert Hemanes, Mr. Langford, Adviser. THIRD ROW: William Coley, Robert Raker, Jerome Jenkins, Earnest Hemanes, James Childers, William Josey, Bradley Davis, John Red- mon, Thomas Ray. 59 Library Club Proves Valuable to Q.H.S. The Library Club aids Mrs. Strong in the management and care of the library. One of their most outstanding contributions is the eye-catching bulletin board, which is always alive with novel demonstrations. The members of the Club feel that their experience with books, cards, and files will be a most helpful asset during their college days. Four years of membership gives a regular school credit. The majority of the members belong simply because they like the work and their sponsor. Most of the work is done during the students’ study hall periods, their homeroom periods, and their time before school. Member- ship is determined by certain standards, faculty approval, grade average, and available time. LIBRARY CLUB—SEATED, left to right: Lynda Presnell, Kay Adams, Nancy Beane, Patricia Brandon, Angelia Brooks, Cyn- thia Cox. STANDING: Carol Ferguson, Faye Shofner, Delores Bryant, Donnie Clark, Patsy Miller, Mrs. Strong. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS—SEATED, left to right: Parliamentarian, Carol Ferguson; Secretary, Delores Bryant. STANDING: Reporter, Kay Adams; Vice-President, Cynthia Cox; President, Angelia Brooks. 60 Patrol Essential to Local Police SCHOOL BOY PATROL—FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Beach, Sergeant; James Childers, Captain; Mike Bundy, Chief; Jimmy Bauldree, Captain; Ray Bryant, Lieutenant; Gary Moore, Lt. SECOND ROW: Ricky McDaniel, Private; Larry Brock, Sgt.; Leonard Brown, Pvt.; Richard Carpenter, Sgt.; Alton Graham, Sgt.; Earnest Hemanes, Pvt.; Harold Renfroe, Pvt.; Larry Rudd, Pvt. THIRD ROW: Sterling Renfroe, Sgt.; Roy Beach, Pvt.; Pat Smith, Pvt.; Jeff Barton, Pvt.; Danny Day, Pvt.; Doug- las Ray, Pvt.; Richard Hash, Pvt.; Larry Sadler, Pvt.; Allen Ware, Pvt. Come rain or shine the School Boy Patrol is always on the Chief Mike Bundy helps students cross at intersection, job. The patrolman pictured here is Sergeant Alton Graham. 61 Patriotism Is Stressed at Concert IHIRD PERIOD CLASS—FIRST ROW, left to right: Faye Dickens, June Ferguson, Sandra Martin, Mary Kate Porch, Jo Ann Edwards, Judy Peacock, Cheryl Waddell, Gloria Poston, Donna Dickenson, Carol Crouch, Lynda Futch, Lena Faye Kornegay, Brenda Thomas, Martha Kemp. SECOND ROW: Ouida Hiers, Lavetra Tharp, Brigitta Bietenholz, Hugh Stephens, Charles Owens, Thomas McCall, Ted Hubbard, Maria Hamrick, Patti Sue Craig, Connie Vanstonc. THIRD ROW: Jack Munroe, Stewart Hinson, Max Hodges, Lamar Hanna, Kenneth Jensen, Johnny Taylor, Topper Hampton, Tommy Davis. FOURTH ROW: Benny Johnson, James Joyner, Ed Brogdon, Buddy Gunn, Kenneth Dabney, Fred Shofner, Benny Bruce, Tommy Howell. Patriotism was the Glee Club’s theme for their successful concert in April, under the direction of Mrs. Huston Rogers. Over 100 students participated in the concert, with songs and music representing all parts of the United States. The impressive scenery was prepared and arranged entirely by the Glee Club members. SIXTH PERIOD CLASS—FIRST ROW, left to right: Marie Johnson, Margaret Dowling, Peggy Straughn, Carole Davis, Carrie Roberts, Sarrah Sue Barineau, Mary; Jean Mynard, Gail Cox, Mellany Nelson, Joyce Byrd. SECOND ROW: Patsy May, Susan Smith, Lucia Porter, Rebekah Chapman, Latrclle Herndon, Susann Woodbery, Karen Clark, Brenda White, Sharon Poppell, Rachel Levy. THIRD ROW: Sharon Wall, Pam Coggins, Mary Ellen Fletcher, Sue Anne Owens, Sherry Chandler, Sylvia Skipper, Roslyn Wood- ward, Janice Cantey, Jean Moree, Lilia Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Gay, Jack Strickland, Neil Hamilton, Bill Arnold, Bobby Murphy, George Rude, Danny Brinson, James Fowler, Darnell Davis, John Poston. 62 Largest Glee Club in Q.H.S. History Lovely Sherry Chandler, Glee Club Sweetheart. Attendants, Mellany Nelson, Brenda Thomas; escorts, Topper Hampton, Kenneth Jensen. MELODETTES—FIRST ROW, left to right: Lynda Futch, Brenda Thomas, Patti Sue Craig, Gloria Poston. SECOND ROW: Maria Hamrick, Peggy Straughn, Judy Peacock, Roslyn Woodward, Donna Dickenson. THIRD ROW: Mellany Nelson, Donna Mays, Sue Anne Owens, Joyce Byrd. GIRLS’ CHORUS-FIRST ROW, left to right, Carolyn Millican, Phyllis Spears, Carol Marsh, Temple Rude, Martha May, Brenda Campbell, Mellany Nelson, Lorraine Spann, Joyce Byrd, Mary Shuler, Mrs. Rogers. SECOND ROW: Brenda White, Jean Moree, Lilia Anderson, Dwain Johnson, Susan Bettis, Latrelle Herndon, Dianne Dickenson, Maria Hamrick, Jeannie Murphy, Gail Cox, Rachel Levy. THIRD ROW: Mary Lester, Mary Fletcher, Sylvia Skipper, Mary Mynard, Cheryl Waddell, Carrie Roberts, Sandra Selman, Gloria Poston, Kathryn Morrow, Peggy Straughn, Sue Anne Owens. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Futch, Bunny Fletcher, Brenda Thomas, Patti Sue Craig, Susan Woodward, Laura Davis, Carol Johnson, Donna Dickenson, Donna Mays, Mary Porch, Jane Strickland. 63 Thespian Troupe Over 15 Years Old Shirene Mulford introduces the characters to the assembly audience just before their performance of the play, “Tommy in the Dark.” STANDING: Wendell Hiers, Tommy Allen, Darnell Davis, James Allen, Angelia Brooks, Ronnie Wells, Cynthia Cox. SEATED: Bonnie King, Danny Brinson, Alice Gay, Raymond Gay. LEFT: Bill Arnold, Bonnie King and Lynda Presnell in a rehearsal scene from “The Early Worm.” Thespian Troupe 160 sponsored three one act plays produced in assembly: “The Early Worm” on November 2nd, “Tommy in the Dark” February 1st, and “Two Crooks and a Lady” March 29th. Carrying out the three year tradition of giving awards, the troupe gave plaques to the best actor and the best actress of the year. THESPIAN TROUPE—FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Hill; Sylvia Johnson; Susan West; Sue Anne Owens; Sue Lynn Munroe, Secretary-Treasurer; Suzie McMillan, President; Martha Bell, Vice-President; Lucia Porter; Alice Gay; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie King, Lilia Anderson, Paul Kittrell, Rosemary Banks, Bill Arnold, Susann Woodhery, Ronnie Wells, Shirene Mulford, Fred Shofner, Martha Lee, Caroline Pinson. 64 Seniors Discover ' Boot Hill” Portraying phantom figures from the past, in the senior class play production of THE GHOSTS GO WEST, are from left to right: Nathalon Dean, Hay Nix, Ouida Hiers, John Shaw Curry, Thomas McCall, Sam Solomon, Janice Roberts, Glenn Clark, Jake Redmon, Ronnie Woodson, and Ronnie Wells. “Ghosts” not appearing in the picture are Bobby Murphy, Sherry Chandler, Cheryl Waddell, and Wendell Hiers. Others taking part in the play but not shown in the pictures are: Jack Strickland, Pat Stewart, Carol McLane, Susan West, Maxine Renfroe, Mary Emma Livingston, Lavet- ra Tharpe, June Ferguson, An- gus Hinson. Peggy Straughn, Joe Sanders, Sue Anne Owens, Fain Popped, Carrie Roberts, Tommy Davis, Karen Clark, Jackie Bishop, and Buddy Gunn. Mrs. Harold Streetman is the director, w i t h Mrs. Ralph Strong and Mrs. Huston Rogers in charge of costumes and mu- sic, respectively. Paula Laslie, Lucia Porter, Harold Young, Steve Clark, Johnny Suber, Suzie McMillan, Wilson Hash, and Shirene Mulford find mysterious “doings” in a haunted house. George Rude, Sarrah Sue Barineau, Caroline Pinson, Danny Brinson, Susann Woodbery, Ted Hubbard, and Nancy Stabler try some “hi-jinks” to scare away the ghosts. 65 The ’63 Senior Annual Staff The supervising staff for THE TIGER is the Senior An- nual Staff. Their functions in- clude keeping a check on the Junior Staff, editing all senior pages, supervising photography, beginning ad sales before Sep- tember, selecting cover and heading style, and planning the division pages. This is a great responsibility and involves much of their time. It is a great hon- or to be on the Senior Annual Staff. They are selected by a committee composed of students and faculty members. The com- mittee considers such qualifica- tions as determination, creative ability, congeniality, patience, endurance, skill in typing, etc. Susann Woodbery, Assistant Editor; Susan West, Editor; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. George Rude and Wendell Hiers, Art Editors. 66 Enforces Final Veto Power THE TIGER Receives High Rating “The 1962 Tiger yearbook of Quincy High School has been awarded a score of B + from the National School Yearbook Associ- ation, Columbia, Missouri, according to an- nouncement of Mr. N. S. Patterson, director of the service. This is the second level score awarded by NSYA, indicating that book is one of the top 25% in the country.” SEATED: Rebckah Chapman and Sarrah Sue Barincau, Student Life Editors. STANDING: Judy Wolf, Copy Editor; John Shaw Curry, Business Manager. George Parramore and Sherry Chandler, Photography. SEATED: Suzie McMillan, Advertising Manager; Susan Smith, Circulation Manager. STANDING: Sue Anne Owens, Advertising Manager; Sam Solomon, Sports Editor. 67 Junior Annual Staff Finds Out That SEATED: Mrs. Smith, Cecelia Jester. STANDING: Connie Munroe, Angelia Brooks, Mike Parramore. The Junior Annual Staff does much of the work in putting out the annual. The ads, that the Senior Annual Staff is unable to sell before school begins in September, are sold by the Juniors during fifth period. We sell the school pictures and the subscriptions to the annual to ail of the classes. It is our job to identify pic- tures. arrange them in alphabetical order, draw layout sheets, prepare them for triple copy, and write the copy for our pages. All these jobs would never get done if we didn’t have such a wonderful sponsor, Mrs. Helen Smith. She is the backbone of the entire annual, and we give our thanks to her. Left to right: Carole Davis, Patsy May, Paula Walker, Bunny Fletcher, Jack Higdon, Brenda Thomas, Carol Crouch. 68 THE TIGER Is Rough and Tough LEFT TO RIGHT: Topper Hampton, Brigitta Bietenholz, Lynda Presnell, Cynthia Cox. The junior journalism class convenes everyday, fifth period. To be in the journal- ism class, a student has to have an “A” or a “B” average in his previous English work. The ultimate goal of a student on the Junior Annual Staff is to win a position on the Senior Annual Staff. The end of fifth period doesn’t mean the end of annual work; many hours each weekend are spent around at Mrs. Smith’s house working to meet the deadlines. SEATED: Judy Peacock. STANDING: Mary Jean Mynard, Bonnie King. 69 Chapter IV Anxious to Win Who isn’t anxious to win! Winning or losing we support our Tigers. This year it was mostly upholding them while we witnessed our varsities struggle through the season with low scores. Led by our cheerleaders, we proved we had the good old school spirit by yelling just as loud and becoming just as excited as when we were champs. 71 These Are Our Heroes- 1963 VARSITY and “B” FOOTBALL TEAMS—FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager Ronnie Woodson, John Sircy, Jackie Bishop, Jake Redmon, Ted Hubbard, Jerry Maxwell, Angus Hinson, Sain Soloman, Glenn Clark, James Allen, Joe Sanders, Fount May. SECOND ROW: Paul Kittrell, Allen Sircy, Tommy Howell, Johnny Taylor, Ed Brogdon, Jimmy Rhoades, Richard Luten, Frank THE TIGER COACHING STAFF—left to right: Jack McMillan, Second Asst.; George Vaughn, First Asst.; Carlos Dea- son, Head Coach; Bill Rogers, “B” Team Coach; Leslie Jones, Junior Varsity Coach. 72 in Victory or Defeat Baker, Benny Bruce, Jim Griffis, Robert Lodge, Keith Daughtry, Ikcy Weeks, Berry Laslie. THIRD ROW: Doug Byrd, Richard Gardner, Larry Bauldree, Walter Dover, George McCall, Jimmy Barineau, Jim Spooner, Donnie Bailey, Eddie Hall, Neal Davis, Tommy Goodwin, Joel Embry, Earl Dawkins, Frank Morgan, Charles Baur, Wayne Allen, Hugh Thompson. Our co-captains, Angus Hinson and Jerry Max- well, led our team through their trying year with calm determination. Their leadership helped our team to end the season with the highest morale any Q.H.S. team has ever had.. Sept. 14 QHS .. 7 Florida High .. 6 There Sept. Sept. 21 OHS 0 Milton .40 Here 28 QHS 14 DeFuniak Springs .28 There' Oct. 5 QHS 6 Leon High .35 Here Oct. 12 QHS .. 7 Monticello 21 There Oct. 19 QHS .20 Cairo ..41 There Oct. 26 QHS .20 Bainbridge .26 Here Nov. 2 QHS 20 Chipley .. 0 There' Nov. 9 QHS 34 Port St. Joe .14 Here Nov. 22 OHS 26 Marianna 26 Here Conference games 73 Quarterback Club Honors Our Tigers JOHN SIRCY—H.B. JERRY MAXWELI -H.B. QUARTERBACK CLUB WINNERS—left to right: Richard Luten, Robert Lodge, Jerry Maxwell, Walter Dover, Jake Redmon. 74 Four Senior Tigers Make All-Big Bend Pat Summerall, a former N.Y. Giant, was the guest speaker at the 10th annual Quarter- back Club Banquet. This banquet honors the Tigers, their coaches, the cheerleaders, and the Homecoming Queen. The Quarterback awards were received by Walter Dover, most improved player; Richard Luten, outstanding lineman and outstanding blocker; Jerry Maxwell, outstanding back; Robert Lodge, outstanding tackle; and Jake Redmon, sportsmanship. This year’s varsity placed four of its mem- bers on the All-Big Bend Teams. Jerry Max- well made the second team. Joe Sanders and Angus Hinson placed on the third team, and Glenn Clark received honorable mention. Angus Hinson was the only boy on the team to be aw'arded the TALLAHASSEE DEMO- CRAT’S Big Bend Lineman of the week. He was given this honor for his performance in the Quincy vs. Florida High game. ANGUS HINSON—R.G. JOE SANDERS—L.E. Jerry Maxwell gets behind Bearcat defensive players to catch a delayed pass from Walter Dover. 75 Glory of First Win Fades Too Soon SAM SOLOMON—H.B. JACKIE BISHOP—Q.B. Walter Dover skillfully eludes Bainbridge tacklers on a quarterback keep around left end. 76 but Victory Came at End of Season Quincy High’s “Fightin’ Tigers” broke Florida High’s 10-game winning streak with a 7-6 victory. The Tigers went into this game as the underdog, but they emerged as the victors. Quincy was grimly de; termined to beat the Demons and even last year’s score. It wasn’t until the third quarter that the first score of the game was made. Quincy hit paydirt with a 20 yard pass by quarterback Joe Sanders to Frank Baker, right end, who carried the ball 26 yards for the touchdown. Jerry Maxwell, Quincy’s fullback, scored the extra point putting Quincy in the lead 7-0. Less than a minute later Florida High’s Demons retaliated with almost identical plays. The Demon’s failure to make the extra point gave the Tigers the 7-6 victory. GLENN CLARK—L.T. iMANAGERS WILSON HASH and RONNIE WOODSON JAMES ALLEN—L.T. 77 TED HUBBARD— R.T. Junior varsity football was unusu- ally good with a 4-2 season. Jimmy Taylor was the backbone of the team with his fast sprinting. Fullback La- mar Munroe with his pile-driving runs also helped to lead the team to victory. The spirit of winning ran high in all the players. This, plus their sheer determination, made them over- come their foes who were usually heavier and larger. JAKE REDMON—C. Our Jr. Varsity Shows 1963 JUNIOR VARSITY—FIRST ROW, left to right: Lamar Munroe, Freddie Gray, Tony Munroe, Henry Burnett, Murraye Seay, Mike Petty, Harold Clements, Carl Traylor, Charles Brinkley, Jimmy Taylor, Ken Deason, Charles LaBarre. 78 SECOND ROW: Craig McMillan, Rocky Runyan, John Humphrey, Thomas Parker, George Allen Stabler, Gary Porch, Bill Newcomb, Jimmy Millican, David DeBord, Clayton Hanney, Wayne Chester, Edward Sanders. FOUNT MAY—L.E. Sept. 27 QHS .„12 Bainbridge . 0 Oct. 4 QHS . 7 Cairo 6 Oct. 18 QHS 6 Raa Jr. High . . 7 Oct. 24 QHS _ .... 0 Cairo 21 Nov. 1 QHS 26 Bainbridge . 6 Nov. 27 QHS ...27 Chattahoochee 13 79 Through Thick and Thin, Our 80 10 Cheerleaders Help Us Win LEFT: Jane Durham. ABOVE: Peggy Straughn, Co-Head Cheerleader. BELOW, left to right: Margaret Dowling, Jane Smith, Paula Walker. “We’re rough! We’re tough! We’re Tigers; that’s enough! We’re good; we know it! Come on, boys; let’s show it!” 81 Athletics and School Spirit ’62 QUINCY HIGH BASEBALL TEAM—FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Rowell, John Veasey, Reggie Bradley, Rodney Joyner, Ronnie Woodson, Doug Milner, Chris Bentley, Fain Poppell. SECOND ROW: James Earnest, Charles Owens, Kenneth Dabney, Lamar Thomas, Johnny Luten, John Stegall, Frank Baker, Richard Luten, Gary Edwards, John Andrew Smith. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Rhoades, Richard Wynne, Ralph Sperling, Lamar Hanna, Pat Parmer, Keith Daughtry. Under the leadership of Coach Bill Rogers and Cap- tains Lamar Thomas and Johnny Luten, the ’62 Base- ball Team won seven out of ten regular season games. The Tigers played in all district tournaments held in Tallahassee, winning two out of three. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, led by Head Cheer- leader Cathy Porter and Co-Head Cheerleader Beth Fletcher, are worthy promoters of school spirit at the junior varsity football and basketball games. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—left to right: Katie Burgess, Cathy Porter, Suzanne Edwards, Kay Bassett, Mary Ann Crouch, Beth Fletcher, Martha Williamson, Peggy Gilbert. 82 Victory Over Jackets in First Game VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—left to right: Gary Edwards, Jack Higdon, Walter Dover, George McCall, Mike Parramore, Frank Baker, James Earnest, Toney Whitley, Danny Jeter, Charles Owens, Kenneth Dabney, Kenneth Jensen. CO-CAPTAIN JAMES EARNEST CO-CAPTAIN CHARLES OWENS 83 Vaughn sez . . . KENNETH JENSEN KENNETH DABNEY “Move over, Carlos; it’s my turn now!” JACKIE BISHOP Pictured here are the seniors of this year’s basketball team. Kenneth Jensen, a 6’4” Center, is one of the tallest boys from Pensacola to Jacksonville. He is one of the top scorers in the Big Bend. The team will also lose the Alternate Center, Ken- neth Dabney, 6’3”. The Co-Cap- tains are Charles Owens, 6’2”, and James Earnest, 5’11”. Jackie Bishop did not get to see much action because of ineligibility, but he did a fine job for us when he did get to play. RIGHT: Charles Owens uses height in jump shot. 84 Enthusiasm Displayed All Season 100% Teamwork We had a brand new ball club with no last year’s starters re- turning. Kenneth Jensen, returning senior with more experience than any of the returning players, led the Tigers throughout the season with rebounds and points per game. Seniors and Co-Captains, James Earnest and Charles Owens, added experience and height to the team. Kenneth Dabney and Jackie Bishop, remaining seniors, supplied the competition for starting positions and made practice more beneficial. The younger boys who showed good action through- out the season were Jack Higdon, Gary Edwards, Walter Dover, George McCall, and Toney Whitley. The spirit for practice and improvement was displayed by the entire club, making it one of the most enthusiastic years of basket- ball. Two highlights of the season were our opening victory over Chattahoochee, and a narrow defeat of Marianna. Our disadvan- tages were lack of consistent scoring and rebounding. COACH VAUGHN JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—STANDING, left to right: Jimmy Suber, Bill Rowell, Eddie Woodward, Winston Chester, Jim Godwin, Rodney Joyner, Gary Porch, Ralph Sperling, Greg Goodman, Tommy Bauldree, Harold Ray, Jerome Tharpe, Wayne Chester, Henry Burnett, Bradley Davis. KNEELING: Manager Bill Newcomb. 85 Chapter V Impatient to Play “Playing comes after school” is the general idea. The friendships we cultivate in the classroom carry over into our social life after school where we pursue the fads: dancing,, riding around and constantly using the phone. 87 Crowned Beauty Enjoys Distinction Miss Martha Bell is being crowned Homecoming Queen by Co-Captain Angus Hinson, while Co-Captain Jerry Maxwell holds her bouquet of chrysanthemums. As is traditional, the 1962 Homecoming was spon- sored by the Student Council. The Cheerleaders pre- sented a take-off on the “graduation” of the senior football players and led the student body in a rousing pep rally. The parade and pre-game ceremonies served as exciting preliminaries to the climactic crowning of the 1962 Homecoming Queen. After our 34-14 victory over the Port St. Joe Sharks, the Homecoming Dance, with its “Misty” theme, was the perfect ending to a perfect day. Homecoming Queen Martha Bell and escort Charles Owens reign over the game. Contestants and escorts seated for the game in the contestant box are left to right: Tommy Davis, Peggy Straughn, John Shaw Curry, Sue Anne Owens, George Rude, Rebekah Chapman. 89 Parade Creates Air of Excitement Many hours of planning sessions, hard work and fun went into each float in the colorful Homecoming Parade. The ones who judged the floats voted on those they considered to he the most beautiful, original, and appropriate. The much sought after first place award was won by Mrs. Mason’s 10-B homeroom. “Candy girls” are Carolyn Jeffcoat and Sheila Rawls. Seventh graders eagerly anticipated their first Homecoming Parade. At long last they were eligible to enter a float, and par- ticipate in the exciting fes- tivities. In fact, they not only entered but won sec- ond place. Mrs. Wilva Rog- ers’ 7-B homeroom and their winning “Shark Stew!’ are shown to the right. Riding on the float are left to right: Joyce Edmonds, Brenda Fortenberry, Richard Hash, Vicky Embry, Sallie Hall, Willy Fowler. Band’s music furnishes the big thrill. Fair, cold and windy weather dominated the scene on the “Big Day.” Preparations for the parade, the pre-game cere- monies, and the all-important Homecoming game electrified all of Quincy with excitement for days before Friday, Novem- ber 9. The hand with its bright uniforms and shining instru- ments set the key-note with their stirring marchin’ music. 90 Students Combine Work and Play Ann Wood, in her prize winning dress, and Steve Clark. Seniors Ann Wood and Charles Owens bring Mama Strong “smoke-free” ice from Chandlers. On November 25, 1962, Steve Clark and Ann Wood went to Chicago, with 29 other Florida 4-H’ers, to the 41st National 4-H Club Congress. Attending were delegates from all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Steve won his trip in his class of Electricity which was sponsored by Westinghouse. Ann’s trip was in her class of Dress Revue sponsored by Simplicity Pat- tern Co. While in Chicago Ann participated in the National 4-H Dress Revue. George Rude and Suzie McMillan “Twist and Shout” in study hall. 91 Tobacco Queen Contestants MISS CAROL ROBERTS A Wonderful Chance When I was chosen to be one of the Tobacco Queen con- testants, I was speechless. Very soon I began to think of all the things that were expected of me. I had to decide on my talent. There were many things to buy, such as a bathing suit and an evening dress. About a week before the contest we started practicing for the big night. It was so much fun the time flew by. Finally, the day arrived and I was scared to death. I had to get my hair fixed and make sure I had everything I needed. Then came the waiting. I think that was the longest day in my life. But before I knew what was happening, I was being named MISS CONGENIALITY. I was so happy I could have cried. In fact, I almost did. I think all the girls deserved my title. I’ll always treasure that day in my heart and thank everyone for giving me the chance to have it. 92 Cherish “Magic Moments” A Treasured Memory Honored at the thought of being a Tobacco Queen Contestant, I tried to represent my class in the best way possible. Looking back over that week I have to admit that every moment was filled with preparations, such as learning to model bathing suits and floor-length dresses, and developing a talent. I chose an original skit to show my interpretation of a growing tobacco leaf. My costume was designed to look like a cured tobacco leaf. Besides the general pressure of the contest on a whole, there was the answering of personality questions. But with all the work I wouldn’t trade that week for a million others. From it I gained many new and wonderful friends and the experience of being in a traditional beauty contest, which I will treasure the rest of my life. Contestants were judged on charm, poise, personality, bathing suit, evening gown, and talent. MISS CARLOTTA FAIRCLOTH 93 Fads and Customs Make Memories Rosa Nelson and Jimmy Taylor seem to have a lot to talk about. For most seniors there is a unique thrill in getting and wearing the senior ring. Sam Solomon, Susan West and Sue Anne Owens experi- ence that first joy of receiving their rings. 94 We Enjoy All Kinds of Entertainment MISS DONNA DICKENSON Energetic basketball fans “Twist and Shout after a game. Donna Dickenson won the State Farm Bureau Talent Find in Tampa with her solos “Let There Be Peace On Earth” and “That’s An Irish Lullaby.” She was accompanied by Mrs. Huston Rogers, her Glee Club teacher. Donna was the happy recipient of a $100 cash prize. ‘Down at Daisy’s, Sipping Suds” at the ’62 Junior-Senior Prom. 95 F.H.A.’ers sing “Let Me Call You Dreamboat” as Angelia Brooks crowns Sam Solomon, F.H.A. Dreamboat for 1963. Songs Tell a Story “Peanut Butter” “Washington and Lee Swing” LUCIA PORTER, Head Majorette; LYNDA FUTCH, Drum Majorette. 96 STANDING: Rosa Nelson, Martha Williamson, Leona Faircloth, Beth Fletcher, Cathy Porter: SITTING: Judy Dixon. Seniors’ Fads, Fakes, and Falls Just for Kicks LEFT: Johnny Owens tries teasing Christine Breeden’s hair. Teasing hair has be- come the fad-of-the-year for girls. Some of the boys like the bouffant hair style; others like to make fun of it. To the Rescue ABOVE: Wilson Hash gives Susan Smith an appealing look. LEFT: While playing on the elementary “mon- key bars,” Fain Poppell forgets that his senior pockets are stuffed and that much earlier in life his sixth grade pockets were empty. Nancy Stabler humors him in helping him recover his senior identifications. 97 Chapter VI Compelled to Learn Of course we like being together at school, but most of us don’t like to wrestle with math, science, history and English, which are the basic courses at Q.H.S. If we but realized the importance of an education, we would welcome all subjects that offered us the opportunity to learn and prepare for the future. 99 Success at Concession Stands Richard Ashley Frank Baker Rosemary Banks Chairmen of Junior-Senior Prom: Richard Luten, Co-Chairman; Judy Williamson, Chairman; Angelia Brooks, Co-Chairman. Kay Adams Larry Barber Edward Bowman Bill Arnold Brigitta Bietenholz Homer Bowman 100 Reggie Bradley Patricia Brandon Ed Brogden Angelia Brooks Benny Bruce Reveals Resolution of ’63 Jrs. In accordance with tradition. Juniors take their turn at riding around. INSIDE: Bunny Fletcher, Jack Munroe, Patsy May, Richard Luten. STANDING: Carole Davis, Connie Munroe. IN TRUNK: Janice Cantey, Jim Griffis. Patti Sue Craig Carol Crouch Donnie Clark Cynthia Cox Jeanette Colvin Gail Cox Sammy Bruce Joyce Byrd Janice Cantey Irving Cross Wanda Sue Cross Keith Daughtry Carole Davis Charles Dennison Quincy Library 101 Togetherness for Fun-Not Work Bunny Fletcher Raymond Gay Jim Griffis Richard Hiers Jo Ann Edwards Lynda Futch John Gray Topper Hampton Carolyn Elkins Alice Gay Sandra Greenwald Sandra Harper John Haire Gary Edwards Bill Godwin Neil Hamilton Joyce Dugie 102 The Big Search for True Values Jack Higdon Joe Hornsby Celia Jester Bonnie King Patty Hill Tommy Howell Danny Jeter Bruce King Wayne Johnson Jarvis LeBarre Sylvia Johnson Paul Kittrell John Lister Charles Hinsey Marcia Jaillet 103 First, the License; Then Robert Lodge Richard Luten Carol Marsh Sandra Martin Patsy May Margie Morrow Connie Munroe Jack Munroe Mary Jean Mynard Lynda Presnell Mike Parramore Bob Raker Judy Peacock Jimmy Rhoades Sharon Poppell Margie Ritter Mary Kate Porch Wanda Sadberry 104 Zoom, the Traffic Accident Betty Troupe Paula Walker Judy Williamson Alfred Willis I key Weeks Peggy Wilson Brenda White Edna Wood Tony Whitley Jody Woodward 105 Sophs’ Float First Again in ’62 Jimmy Allen Shirley Allen Wayne Allen Marty Ard Donnie Bailey Jimmy Barineau Larry Bauldree Tommy Bauldree Charles Baur Nancy Baur Glynn Beach Ronnie Betts Alice Black Jean Braswell Norma Brock Delores Bryant R. L. Bullock Jerry Burnett Wayne Buttram Doug Byrd Don Carpenter Barbara Cartledge Joyce Chance Bo Bo Chason Iris Chason Linda Clark Celia Cloud Pam Coggins Bill Corry Deloris Davis Neal Davis Earl Dawkins Arnold Dean Mary M. Dean Jane DeBord Walter Dover Jane Durham Joel Embry Carol Ferguson Vivian Ferguson Jeanne Fixel Mary E. Fletcher James Fowler Richard Gardner Sharon Glover James Godwin Greg Goodman Lynda Goodson 106 Good Athletes in the Making Ann Kennington Milton Kilpatrick Peggy Lam Berry Laslie Mary Louise Lester Ann Leynes Tommy Goodwin Joyce Gray Joe Gregory Linda Sue Haire Eddie Hall Mary Ester Hall Maria Hamrick Lamar Hanna Yolanda Harrell Mary Alice Harris Thomas Hayes Wayne Hayes Sarah Hood Jimmie R. Howell Judy Hutchinson Carolyn Jeffcoat Benny Johnson Rodney Joyner Sara Lopez Mary Martha Massey Martha May George McCall Harry McCarty Patsy McNeill Luther McKnight Charles McPherson Faye Merritt Patricia Miller Jean Moree Frank Morgan Kathryn Morrow Jeanne Murphy Daniel Nesbitt Richard Nessmith Hugh Nicholson David Ordos Pat Parmer John Parramore Frances Parrish Dianne Peacock Rosalie Perez Marilyn Pope 107 Dating Begins-the Chase Is on Randall Poston Tommy Fresnel I Sheila Rawls Mary Louise Ray Patricia Roberts Bill Rowell Patricia Rudd Mary Temple Rude Kaye Sanford Scott Sapp Connie Seniff Betty Ann Shelfer Carol Shiver Christy Smith James Smith Judy Smith June Smith Tommy Smith Phyllis Spears Ralph Sperling Jim Spooner Bill Stegall Jane Strickland Aurthur Sunday Louise Sunday Jeanette Tharpe Jerome Tharpe Hugh Thompson Sheryl Thompson Carolyn Thursby Emmalyn Traylor John Veasey Bobby Ventry Robert Walden Sharon Wall Linda Weeks Richard Wells Bobbie Wilhoit Rodger Willis Patsy Wood Eddie Woodward Richard Wynne Brenda Yates 108 Fresh Freshmen Love Fun '■fc � T 9 f3 A e v C -1 Cit i fi iff Vrj V� v 1 9 a R a. ft V -« n Malcom Adcock Jerry Baker Mike Bales Virginia Barber Kay Bassett Ouida Faye Bateman Jimmy Bauldree Linda Baur Robert Beach Nancy Beane Susan Bettis Judy Bowen Connie Bowman Linda Brackins Shirley Brandon Jackie Brooks Brenda Lorvace Brown Brenda Marie Brown Linda Brunson Linette Burke Henry Burnett Libby Burns Ronald Butler Billy Bryant James Bryant Brenda Campbell Alice Cannon Diane Chason Ernest Chason Wayne Chester Louis Childers Jeanne Clark James Clements Ray Clyatt Kinnie Coley Regina Collins Bradley Davis Laura Davis Donna Dean Shirley DeBary Dianne Dickenson Judy Dixon Nancy Dreher Martha Duke Thomas Ellis Leona Faircloth Beth Fletcher Vickie Floyd Larry Gibson 109 Tyros Await Varsity Tryouts George Gilbert Freddie Gray Gail Gregory Eugene Griffiss Sybil Griffiss John Gunn Carol Hamilton Clayton Hanney Robert Hemanes Linda Hinton Herbert Hitson Carol Holomon Linda Houek John Howell Wanda Ingram Dian Jeffcoat Dwain Johnson Nancy Johnson Sandra Johnson Wilson Johnson Billy Knight Charlie LaBarre Mike Layerd Charles Lester Charlene Lolley Grade Jimmy Luten Virginia Markham Linda Marsh Mariann Martin Donna Mays Henry McClellan Virginia MeKnight Craig McMillan Buddy Miller Carolyn Millican Jimmy Millican Cecil Morris Dianne Moulton Larry Moulton Lamar Munroe Tony Munroe Jimmy Naff Rosa Nelson Bill Newcomb Thomas Parker Patricia Parramore 110 Freshmen Frolic Through Latin Jackie Peacock Scott Peters Mike Petty James Phillips A1 Poppell Ed Poppell Gary Porch Cathy Porter Tad Pruette Roy Raker Harold Ray Thomas Ray John Redmon Carlton Renfroe Susan Reynolds Peggy Rudd Richard Runyan Edward Sanders Murraye Seay Wanda Sellars Arthur Sellers Sandra Selman Billy Shivers Faye Shofner Mary Shuler Zane Sites Cecelia Smith Jo Ann Smith Martha Lee Smith Lorraine Spann Wayne Stewart Joy Sunday Jimmy Taylor Annie Thigpen Jean Thompson Steve West Marilyn Williams Martha Williamson Clara Woodbery Jane Woodward Susan W'oodward III Athletics Stir 8th Grade Boys James Abney Dianne Adams Phillip Adams Mike Allen Arthur Ashley Patricia Bales Patricia Barfield Frankie Beach Davis Bell Uli Bietenholz Frances Bowman Jim Bowman Larry Brannan Charles Brinkley Arthur Brinson Carolyn Brockman Pete Brumby Georgia Brunson Mike Bundy Katie Burgess Bernadine Burke Tom Buttram George By water Steve Cain Allen Campbell Gene Carroll Billie Sue Carter Jimmy Carter Ann Chester Winston Chester Edna Clark Mike Cloud William Coley Judy Cone Sharon Cox Mary Ann Crouch Barbara Davis Wanda Dean David DeBord Michael Donahue Doug Dowling Gail Edwards Suzanne Edwards Sue Ellis Teresa Ellis Rick Embry Hollis Finuff Joe Fixel JoAnn Fletcher Marjorie Flournoy Patricia Flowers Charles Gardner Elaine Gatlin Kenne Gatlin 112 Girls Bask in Boy Friendships Belinda Gilbert Peggy’ Gilbert Alton Graham Patricia Gray Buddy Griffin Nita Hall Patsy Hamilton Danny Hayes Earnest Hemanes Georgia Ann Hinsey Danny Howell Charles Hubbard John Humphrey Nancy Jaillet Jerome Jenkins A. 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Johnson Carolyn Johnson Jesse Johnson James Jones Naomi Jordan William Josey Allen Kingry Kelly Laslie Blucher Lines Peggy Lively Sandra Lodge Sanford Lovingood Will Maxwell Bradford May Don May Richard McDaniel Walter McPherson Mary Alice McQuaig Wilma McQuaig Tammy Miller Pat Millican Dianne Montague Gary Moore Blair Morgan Nan Morgan Sara Morgan Carol Morris Linda Morrow Clay Mulford Arthur Munroe Frank Munroe Ann Nessmith Gene Newcomb Maria Ordos Patricia Parker John Parramore Margie Parrish Angela Phillips Morris Pollock 113 Walk, Wait and Anticipate Eddie Porch Jimmy Porch Linda Ranew Harold Renfroe Thomas Renfroe Ann Richardson Larry Ritter Larry Rudd Susan Runyan Terry Russell Jim Sad berry Teresa Sadler Lynda Schofield Diane Scott Virginia Scott Patricia Sellars Dennis Seniff Frances Shiver Emily Skinner Danny Smith Janice Smith Pat Smith Cheryl Snipes George Stabler Linda Stephens Andy Suber Bob Suber Frances Suber Jimmy Suber Linda Suber Lynette Sullivan Paul Sunday Kay Sykes Max Taylor Mike Taylor Bruce Thomas Patsy Thursby Judy Tomlin Bobby Traylor David Ventry Raymond Watson Carleen Weeks Henry Weinberg Mike West Sterling Wilhoit Graves Williams June Wilson Susan Wynne 53 A 51 A a ■Sil A w Mt m A kvt '“7 7 V V� CjL - Mw jA p. 114 Rough, Tough, Tomato Puffs Vic Adams Ann Adcock Thomas Alford Deborah Anderson Jimmy Barber Tommy Barineau Richard Barnett Roy Beach Shirley Beach Jean Bettis Billie Jean Betts Glenda Bevis Andy Bietenholz Bill Blount Douglas Boone Donnie Brackins Jeff Branch William Brandon Allison Bridges Dewaine Brock Larry Brock John Brown Lenard Brown Wanda Brown Richard Carpenter Randell Collins Hugh Colvin Sue Cone Jimmy Corry Martha Cox Virginia Cox Eddie Craig Jean Crockett Linda Cross Martha Cross Shirley Dabney Linda Davis Daniel Day Kenneth Deacon Vivian Dugie Larry Dunn Catherine Durham Latrelle Edenfield Joyce Edmonds Betsy Edwards Betty Edwards Billy Joe Edwards Debbie Elder Homer Ellis Vicki Embry Neal Faircloth Van Fletcher Richard Flowers Brenda Fortenberry Mike Foster Grade 115 Cool, Calm, and Collected Are Willy Fowler Dianne Gatlin Mary Lelia Gilbert Jo Landa Gleaton Dianne Greene Darlene Hall Geraldine Hall Sallie Hall Elaine Hamilton Roylynn Hamilton Don Hanney Craig Harbin Mary Catherine Harmon James Harris Richard Hash Pamela Hayes Marjory Hazenberg Mike Hiers Robert Hinton Jerry Hood Jimmy Horton Audrey Humphrey Betty Johns Charles Johnson Craig Johnson Larry Johnson Theresia Ann Jordan Ronald Joyner Jimmy Killingsworth J. 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King Judy King David Langford Jack Langley Mary Lashier Maude Laslie Irene Levy Ronnie Lolley Morgan Markham Pam Marsh Bob Massey Fred May Mary Katherine May Francis McCall Mike McNeil Paul McPhaul Debbie Sue Miller Jimmy Montague Bill Morgan Cathy Morris Wayne Morris Pete Munroe Delores Murphy Johnny Nessmith Rex Nix Dell O’Neal Joyce Pardue 116 the Seventh Graders of This Year Peggy Parmer A1 Parramore Annie Lee Parramore Nancy Parramore Linda Phillips Susan Phillips Leona Pitts William Pope Carolyn Porch George Powell Eliazbcth Raker Billy Rawls Diannia Ray Douglas Ray Jane Reddick Mac Rhoades Elaine Ritter Tom Rowan Andy Rudd Robert Runyan Judy Russell Joanne Sad berry Elaine Sadler Larry Sadler Sammy Sanders Sandy Scott Marlin Seay Elaine Shiflett Allene Smith Barbara Smith Joe Smith Johnny Smith Judy Smith Sharon Smith Linslcy Solomon Tom Spears Kathy Sperling Edward Spooner Steve Stoutamire Barbara Suber Greg Suber Gail Thompson Deborah Todaro Aaron Waddell Allen Ware Gerry Weaver Rochelle Weeks William Weeks Johnny Welch Gregory Wells Janice West Jimmy West Kay Wolf Allen Woodward Mary Wynn Gretchen Young 117 Chapter VII Out to Shop What do you see? Why Quincy has so much to offer that shoppers are baffled. Maybe you don’t agree and run off to neighboring towns to buy. Now we recommend that you carefully “cruise” through the following pages. You might find some places to shop that you never knew about before. We encourage you to call on these folks who have been s6 aware of our problems. 119 CARNES PLAYTHINGS For Brighter Joys, Buy Bob's m 1 ' mmk Jc m -tl New Toys jj;� . - Lynda Futch, Judy Williamson MILLETS Gifts and Jewelry Complete Bridal Service MEMBER OF ! NATIONAL BRIDAL SERVICE Cynthia Cox; Mrs. Jaillet, Bridal Consultant; Angelia Brooks T. J. PEACOCK SONS FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers 106 North Adams Street Quincy, Florida Marty Ard, Standing; Benny Bruce, Sitting FLORIDIN COMPANY, INC. FLORIDA FULLERS EARTH QUINCY, FLORIDA 121 CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Quincy's Only Insured Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brenda Thomas, Margie Ritter, Paula Walker, Mr. Davis 122 WILSON'S Quincy's Second Oldest Establishment 1881-1963 Judy Peacock, Brigitta Bietenholz, Mrs. Iris Smith, Bunny Fletcher HIGDON FURNITURE COMPANY QUINCY, FLORIDA W. L WOOD, JEWELER Gifts for All Occasions Mr. Wood, Tom Spears, Cariotta Faircloth MACK'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Your Authorized TV and Appliance Dealer 507 East Jefferson Street Telephone MAin 7-6606 QUINCY, FLORIDA L .I 1186 - 'km 1 , lf ■■ rv BWfS CROUCH'S ?• TX van Tj i ■ ’«or REXALL DRUGS f ■'« a -§ ffirr JyH li-4B Dependable Prescriptions Carol Crouch JACK POPPELL'S BEAUTY SALON For the Best in Hair Styling Gail Cox, Sharon Poppell, Carol Marsh WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE For Satisfactory Merchandise Hugh Stephens, Eddie Taylor JhsmhSI I - -1 fir ' v'5 j5f| V nTmfi If 124 yy wsir? QUINCY VAULT COMPANY QUINCY, FLORIDA Telephone 627-8403 or 627-6866 Manufacturers of the Automatic Sealing Concrete Burial Vault Septic Tanks, Urns, Coping and All Kinds of Grave Fixtures OFFICE—MAINLAND Telephone 627-8403 FARMERS HARDWARE Where Shopping Is a Pleasure Henry McClellan, Ronnie Wells, Charles Dennison MOON ■PPHf X. gSLm j - i f 11 W JEWELRY CO., INC. J3£ i MWiJ £■ ' )T Quincy's Leading Jeweler Mr. Moon, Susann Woodbery SOUTHERN WIRES, INC. QUINCY, FLORIDA THE PARTS HOUSE Baker Alford Co. of Quincy 108 S. Adams St. Phone 627-7163 QUINCY, FLORIDA Betsy Edwards 01 I 11 11 111 BUTLER-MORGAN FUNERAL HOME Telephone 627-7677 24-Hour Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance Service JITNEY JUNGLE Your Complete Food Center QUINCY, FLORIDA Sandra Martin, Mary Kate Porch KEENAN AUTO PARTS The House of a Million Parts! 127 BELK-HUDSON Quincy's Leading Department Store Mellany Nelson, Alice Gay, Nancy Stabler, Gloria Poston 128 BELL AND BATES HARDWARE COMPANY Your Specialists in Homewares Ikey Weeks, Jarvie LaBarre, Mr. John Bates JEFFERSON HOUSE RESTAURANT Every Meal Has Taste Appeal Janice Carol Cantey, Patsy May HYDRO GAS COMPANY Carol Crouch, Connie Munro'e 129 BUDD CIGAR COMPANY Big Man Cigars GREGORY-MYRICK, INC. INSURANCE 12 West Washington St. P.O. Box 705 QUINCY, FLORIDA Nancy Stabler, Mr. Gregory RANDY'S FOOD STORE Quality Groceries and Courteous Service CECIL BEANE'S GULF SERVICE STATION Charles Lamar Lester, John Curry, Cariotta Faircloth hams — BACON — SAUSAGE — WIENERS Serve to Your Family the Finest Meats 131 TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES BUFORD E. WILLIAMS Phone 627-6295 ... Box 668 Quincy, Florida MARTIN'S STUDIO Portraits, Weddings, Commercials Remember With Snapshots Hugh Stephens, Mike Parramore M M TRACTOR CO., INC. Sales and Service New and Used Farm Equipment Janice Cantey R. H. STRICKLAND CONTRACTOR Telephone 627-7365 P. O. Box 266 QUINCY, FLORIDA MAY TOBACCO COMPANY Office 104 East Washington Martha Bell, George Rude F. P. MAY DRUG COMPANY The Oldest Establishment in Quincy 1876-1963 Students After School LEAF THEATER Relax and Enjoy the Comfort of Our Theater Paul McPhaul, Cynthia Cox, Bonnie King, Cariotta Faircloth, Blutcher Lines, Mrs. Carolyn Brown KITTRELL'S DOUGHNUT SHOP QUINCY, FLORIDA For Your Pastries, Pies and Cakes EDWARDS FLORIST For Your Corsage and Cut Flower Needs Jolando Gleaton, Kaye Sykes, Linda Suber QUINCY LUMBER COMPANY Buy Where the Builders Buy IN QUINCY, YOUR LUMBER NUMBER I. KWILECKI'S SON Exclusive Distributors of DURALITE, That Famous Paint Joseph Hornsby, Jerry Hood MARY-BOONEY, INC. QUINCY, FLORIDA Shop for Young Ages and Petite Juniors 136 GADSDEN TOBACCO LEAF CO-OP SOUTH ROBERTS STREET MAin 7-8298 PAT SUBER INSURANCE COMPANY Come on under Our Umbrella Maxine Renfroe, Pat Suber, Mary Emma Livingston QUINCY MOTOR LODGE 368 E. Jefferson St. Telephone 627-7175 Brenda Thomas, Jack Higdon MUNFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE Do It Yourself and Save Connie Munroe, Brigitta Bietenholz INMAN AND JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY Your Falcon, Fairlane, and Galaxie Dealer Mary Louise Lester 138 LEAF CONSTRUCTORS, INC. P.O. Box 426 QUINCY, FLORIDA THE QUINCY STATE BANK Bank Number I—Chartered August 1889 First State Bank Organized Under the Laws of Florida QUALITY SHOP Modern Apparel for Women Mrs. Wynne, Richard Wynne QUINCY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Be Really Refreshed Susan Smith, Stewart Hinson, Susan West DUYS FLORIDA TOBACCO CORPORATION Quincy, Florida Growers and Packers of the Finest Florida Wrappers 142 JOE WEDELES, INC. Founded 1896 Florida and Georgia Shade Wrappers Hav-A-Tampa Cigar Corp. Mike Parramore, Gary Edwards, Johnny Taylor, Keith Daughtry 144 WCNH RADIO QUINCY VOICE OF GADSDEN COUNTY Gary Edwards, Johnny Suber, Judy Wolf SOUTHERN CHEMICAL SALES SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 3 Phone 627-6101 Kay Sykes WALLACE GATLIN'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION Car: Jack Higdon Standing: Susan West George Parramore, Sue Lynn Munroe Steve Clark FLORIDA CIGAR COMPANY, INC. Quincy, Florida Bunny Fletcher LARSEN LUMBER COMPANY Mainline Drive Building Materials Lumber Mr. Larsen, Susan Woodbery B H CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Designers . . . Builders Residential . . . Commercial QUALITY HOMES OF DISTINCTION 1925 Mainland . . . Quincy Telephone MAin 7-8666 THE J'S, INC. Where Good Service Is a Must FLORIDA SHADE TOBACCO GROWERS, INC. P.O. Box 423 QUINCY, FLORIDA LEE R. WHITE GROCERY White's Finer Foods John Gunn, Gene Griffis CARROLL'S SERVICE STATION Service is Our Business Brigitta Bietenholz, Patsy May, Janice Carol Cantey BILL'S BAIT TACKLE ■ -a MAin 7-6746 Corner of Jefferson and Roberts Bait and Tackle of All Kinds Mr. Herschel Edwards, John Livings FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO COOP 1648 Elm Street QUINCY. FLORIDA POST LUMBER PRESERVING COMPANY When you build, think of pressure- treated lumber. Edward Bowman, Marty Ard, Jake Redmon, Wayne Johnson WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY, INC. QUINCY, FLORIDA Contractor and Building Material CHANDLER'S 152 Try Our Delicious Hamburgers SHELFER-BLITCH FLORIDA Betty. Ann Shelter, Kaye Sanford SHELL SERVICE OIL COMPANY M. E. Craig, Jobber Telephone MA 7-8888 Service Is Our Business” FRYER-SMITH MOTOR CO. Pontiac Oldsmobile Katie Burgess, Mary Ann Crouch, Peggy Gilbert, Kay Sykes, Sara Morgan 153 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Judy Peacock, Stewart Hinson, Susann Woodbery OAKLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete and Concrete Blocks Bostick Road Telephone 627-6080 Nancy Stabler, Sherry Chandler, Jane Allen Smith McMILLAN'S BARBER SHOP Take your head to McMillan's where there are five barbers to serve you. Susan West, Joe Manchac, Mr. Brinks, Norman McMillan, Fount May, Mr. McMillan, Jack Higdon 154 MANNING TAYLOR CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Buiclc Rita Hatton, Mike Parramore, Susan West, Jack Higdon WEINBERG TOBACCO COMPANY Packers of High-Grade Shade-Grown Tobacco Linda Suber, Susan Wynn, Mrs. Hazel Josey 155 Say It With Flowers; Remember It With Snapshots! Mary Jean Mynard, Carolyn Elkins DANLEY FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings We Make Your House a Home' .Sinclair! A GREAT NAME IN OIL SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Telephone 627-8820 Quincy, Florida H. M. Butler, Marketer 156 Index ADVERTISERS Adams, J. B., Funeral Home 143 B H Construction Company 148 Beane, Cecil, Gulf Service Station 131 Belk-Hudson 128 Bell Bates Hardware Company 129 Bentley Electric ------------------------------------- 131 Bill’s Bait Tackle ........................ 150 Budd’s Cigar Company ........._.......................... 130 Butler-Morgan Funeral Home ............................. 127 Came 8 Playthings ....................................... 120 Carroll’s Shell Station 150 Chandler’s Hamburgers 152 Citizens Bank and Trust Company 122 Conerly Bootery 139 Crouch’s Rexall Drugs ................................... 124 Danley Furniture Company 156 Darby Construction Company .............................. 151 Duy’s Florida Tobacco Corp............................... 142 Edwards’ Florist .................. 135 Farmer’s Hardware ....................................... 125 First Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n ............ 154 11« t ber-Cantey Men’s Wear 127 Fletcher Ford Tractor Company 130 Flint Hardware Company 135 Florida Cigar Company 14“ Florida Leaf Tobacco Co-Op —............................. 151 Florida Shade Tobacco Growers, Inc. ................. 148 Floridin Company .................................... 121 Freeman’s Fashions .......................... 125 Frosty Morn ............................................. 131 Fryer-Smith Motor Company 153 Gadsden County Times 143 Gadsden Fertilizer Company .................. 149 Gadsden Tobacco Leaf Co-op —......................... 137 Gatlin, Wallace, Standard Ser. Sta....................... 147 Gregory-Myrick Insurance, Inc............ 130 Hamilton’s Cafe .... 120 Harbin-Wolf, Inc. _______________________________________ 146 Higdon Bottling Company --------------------------------- 145 Higdon Furniture Company -------------------------------- 123 Hydro Gas Company ....................................... 129 IGA Foodliner 139 Inman Johnson Motor Company ................... 138 Ivy Shop, The 145 Jaillet’s Gifts and Jewelry 120 Jane Allen Shop, The .........—........................ 139 Jefferson House, The ------------------------------------ 129 Jitney Jungle --------------------------------- —....... 127 J’s, Inc., The __________________________________________ 148 Keenan Auto Parts Co., Inc. ----------------------------- 127 King Cole Supermarket ----------------------------------- 146 Kittrell’s Doughnut Shop------------------------------- 135 Kwilecki’s I Son ----------------------------------- - 136 Larsen Lumber Company ...................... —....... 147 Leaf Construction, Inc. --------------------------------- 140 Leaf Thratre 134 Luten’s Sandwich Shop 150 Mark’s Radio and T.V. Service 123 Magic Mirror Beauty Lounge ..............—.............. 142 M M Tractor Company 133 Manning Taylor Chevrolet Company ----------------------- 155 Martin’s Studio..................................... 132 Mary Rooney, Inc. 136 Massey Drugs 138 May, F. P., Drug Company ............................... 134 May Tobacco Company ...................................... 133 McMillan’s Barber Shop ................................... 154 Moon Jewelry Company, Inc. 126 Munford Do-It-Yourself Store 138 North Florida Gas Company ............................... 149 Oakland Concrete Products Company 154 Owens, Charles L., Service Station ...................... 132 Parts House, The 126 Peacock Furniture Company 120 Photo Studio Flower Shop, The ......................... 156 Poppell’s Beauty Salon ______________________ -.........- 124 Post Lumber Preserving Company......................... 151 Pride Of The Valley Southern, Inc......................... 149 Quality Shop, The 140 Quincy Coca-Cola Bottling Company ____________ —.......... 141 Quincy Lumber Company, Inc............................... 136 Quincy Motor Lodge 137 Quincy State Bank, The 140 Quincy Telephone Company 121 Quincy Vault Company 125 Randy’s Foodliner 130 Shaw Insurance 142 Shelfer-Blitch, Inc. . 153 Shell Service Oil Company .............................. 153 Sinclair Refining Company .............................. 156 Smitherman’s Auto Service .............................. 143 Soda Shop, Tin .................. 1 13 Southern Chemicals Sales and Service ..................... 146 Southern Wires, Inc. 126 Stewart-Young Furniture and Appliances, Inc. 132 Strickland, R. H., Contractor 133 Suber Johnson Company 139 Suber, Pat, Insurance, Inc............................... 137 Sunshine Laundry ......................................... 134 Sykes Fine Foods ---------------------------------------- 137 WCNH Radio Station 145 Wedrles Joe, Inc. ............................. 1 I 1 Weinberg Tobacco Company 155 Western Auto Associate Store 121 White, Lee R., Grocery 149 W'illiams, Buford E. 132 Williams Construction Supply, Inc. 152 Wilson, A. L., Company ________________________________ 123 Wood, W. L., Jeweler .................................... 123 Wynne’s Ready-To-Wear __________________________________ 121 FACULTY Barbee, Mr. Don ............................................ 9 Barnett, Mrs. Maidee ------------------------------------- 10 Batson, Mrs. Evelyn 9, 19, 58 Blair, Mr. Garland 8 Burns, Mr. Charles A. ..__________________________________ 15 Coggin, Mr. John L. 1H Deason, Mr. Carlos____________________________________ 12, 72 Eubanks, Mr. Shepard 9, 13, 50 Faircloth, Mrs. Van ....................................... 12 Fowler, Mrs. Jeanette ................................. 13, 20 Friedrich, Mr. Jonnie -------------------------------- 9, 13 Gregory', Miss Virginia -------------------------- 12, 20, 50 Hampton, Mrs. Lucia ------------------------------------- — 8 Jones, Mr. Leslie --------------------------------- 9, 14, 72 LaBarrc, Mrs. Meta .............................. 17, 20, 57 Lamar, Mrs. Sara 9, 10, 53 Langord, Mr. Murray 18, 59 157 Mason, Mrs. Clara ______________________________________ 13 Montford, Mr. Charles_______________________________11, 20, 53 Myrr , Mrs. Florence .................................. 16, 2C Olivent. Mr. James 1 Parramore, Mr. Aryl is ............................ 13, 20. 5: Race, Mr. Guy A.______________________________________ 12, 20 Rhoades, Mrs. Lena 11, 20 Rogers, Mr. Bill ...................................... 12, 20 Rogers, Mrs. Huston ------------------------------- 15, 63, 72 Rogers, Mrs. Wilva -------------------------------- 14, 20, 51 Shanks, Mr. James A._______________________________________ 7 Smith, Mrs. Helen ......................... 10, 20, 64, 66, 68 Stewart, Miss Sara ................................. 9, 18, 51 Street man, Mrs. Edith___________________________________9, 10 Streetman, Mr. Harold____________________________________8, 14 Strong, Mk Melba .. 9, 11, 60, 91 Vaughn. Mr. George 17, 72, 85 Wolf, Mrs. Ruby_______________________________________ 19, 58 Woodbery, Mrs. Ivan ___________________________________ 14, 20 STUDENT BODY Abney, James .... Adams, Dianne____ Adams, John _____ Adams, Kay_______ Adams, Philip____ Adcock, Ann _____ Adcock, Malcolm Alford, Tommy____ Allen, James .... Allen, Jimmy -------------------- 112 _________________58, 112 ________________ 56, 115 11, 50, 55, 57, 60, 100 .................... 112 ______________________115 _____________________ 109 ______59, 115 24, 64, 72, 77 ______________106 Allen, Mike_________________________________________________56, 112 Allen, Shirley .............................................. 106 Allen, Tommy ___________________________________________ 24, 64 Allen, Wayne .............................................. 73, 106 Anderson, Deborah_______________________________________________115 Anderson, Lilia ........................ 24, 53, 58, 62, 63, 64 Ard, Marty --------------------------------- 59, 106, 120, 151 Arnold, Bill _________________________________________ 62, 64, 100 Ashley, Arthur----------------------------------------------54, 112 Ashley, Richard________________________________________51, 55, 100 Bailey, Donnie ____________________________________________ 73, 106 Baker, Frank____________________________ 51, 72, 82, 83, 100 Baker, Robert_______________________________________________56, 109 Bales, Mike_________________________________________________56, 109 Bales, Patricia ___________________________________________ 58, 112 Banks, Rosemary______________________________ 58, 64, 100, 121 Barber, Beverly___________________________________________25, 53 Barber, Jimmy------------------------------------------------- 115 Barber, Larry__________________________________________50, 51, 100 Barber, Virginia--------------------------------------------58, 109 Barfield, Patricia----------------------------------------------112 Barineau, Jimmy________ Barineau, Sarrah Sue Barineau, Tommy-------- Barnett, Ricky Barton, Jeff____ Bassett, Kay . 50, 51, 52, 59, 73, 106 __ 25, 52, 53, 62, 65, 67 _______________________115 115 . 61 Bateman, Ouida Bauldree, Jimmy Bauldree, Larry Bauldree, Tommy Baur, Charles — Baur, Linda________ Baur, Nancy — Beach, Frankie Beach, Glynn Beach, Robert „ 82, 109 ____ 109 61, 109 73, 106 85, 106 __ 73, 106 ____ 56, 109 54, 57, 106 ________ 112 ........ 106 ____61, 109 Beach, Roy --------------------------------------------- 61, 115 Beach, Shirley ----------------------------------------------- 115 Beane, Nancy ..................................... 58, 60, 109 Bell, Martha 25, 50, 53, 54, 56, 64, 88, 89. 133 Bell, William 112 Betts, Jean 115 Betts, Ronnie 106 Bettis, Jean 54, 115, 120 Bettis, Susan ...................................... 56, 63, 109 Bevis, Glenda ................................................. 115 Bevis, Glen ................................................... 59 Bietenholz, Andy —........................................... 115 Bietenholz, Brigitta .... 51, 62, 69, 100, 123, 138, 143, 150 Bietenholz, Uli ............................................... 112 Bishop, Jackie 25, 72. 76, 81 Black, Alice 106 Black, Shirley 125 Blount. Bill 54, 115 Boone, Douglas ................................................ 115 Bowen, Judy ........................................ 55, 56, 109 Bowman, Connie________________________________________ 58, 109 Bowman, Edward ... 59, 100, 151 Bowman, Frances Bowman, Homer . Bowman, Jim ...... Bracking, Donnie Brackins, Linda Bradley, Reggie Branch, Jeff ....- Brandon, Bill Brandon, Patricia . Brandon, Shirley . Brannan, Larry____ Braswell, Jean ___ Breeden, Christine Bridges, Allison ... Brinkley, Charles Brinson, Danny Brinson, Lee _____ Brock, Dewaine — Brock, Larry _____ Brock, Norma _____ ...................................... 58, 112 100 50, 82, 100 19, 58, 60, 100 _________________________________________ 112 _________________________________________ 106 ........................................ 25, 97 ........................... 55, 115 ...................................... 78, 112 25, 47, 62, 65 __________________________________________ 112 ...................................... 61, 115 ...................................... 57, 106 ........................... 56, 112 Brockman, Carolyn ---------------------------- Brogdon, Ed __________________________ 18, 59, 62, 72, 100 Brooks, Angelia........ 51, 58, 60, 64, 68, 96, 100, 120, 150 Brooks, Jackie ___________________________________ 58, 109 Brown, Brenda L.____________________________________ 109 Brown, Brenda M. ................................. 109 Brown, John _________________________________________ 115 Brown, Lenard ................................... 61, 115 Brown, Wanda__________________________________________115 Bruce, Benny___________________________ 59, 62, 72, 100, 120 Bruc«, Sammy______ Brunson, Georgia Brunson, Linda ... Brumby, Pete ..... Bryant, Billy ---- Bryant, Delores Bryant, Ha Bullock, R. L..... Bundy, Mike ------ Burgess, Katie _________101 _________ 112 __________ 109 ......... 112 _____________56 57, 60, 106 _____ 59, 61 _________ 106 ____________________________ 59, 61, 112 58, 82, 112, 153 Burke, Bernadine _________________________________________ 112 Burke, Linette --------------------------------------------- 109 Burnett, Henry _________________________________ 50, 78, 85 Burnett, Jerry _____________________________________________ 106 Butler, Jackie __________________________________________ — 25 Buttram, Thomas ............................................ 112 Buttram, Wayne 106 Byrd, Joyce 62, 63, 101 158 Byrd, Doug -------------------------------------------- 73, 106 Bywatcr, George------------------------------------------- 112 Cain, Steve ---------------------------------------------- 112 Campbell, Allen -------------------------------------- 55, 112 Campbell, Brenda . 56, 63, 109 Cannon, Alice .......... Cantey, Janice 16, 57, 62, 69, 101, 129, 130, 133, 150 Carpenter, Donald ......................................... 106 Carpenter, Richard .................................... 61, 115 Carroll, Gene ............................................. 112 Carter, Billie Sue ........................................ 112 Carter, Jimmy ........................................... 112 Cartledge, Barbara 106 Chance, Joyce Ann ........................................ 106 Chandler, Sherry 26, 33, 53, 57, 62, 63, 67, 121, 150, 154 Chapman, Rebekah ....................... 26, 41, 53, 62, 67, 89 Chason, Arthur ------------------------------- -...... 54, 106 Chason, Diane ......................................... 58, 109 Chason, Earnest ......................................... 109 Chason, Iris .............................................. 106 Chester, Ann ....................................... 58, 112 Chester, Wayne ------------------------------ 59, 79, 85, 109 Chester, Winston ...................................... 85, 112 Childers, James .................................. 59, 61, 109 Childers, Jane 26 Clark, Donnie .................................... 11� 60, 101 Clark, Edna 58, 112 Clark, Glenn ............................... 26, 65, 72, 77 Clark, Jeanne ----------------------------------------- — 109 Clark, Karen _____________________________________ 26, 58, 62 Clark, Linda_____________________________________________ 106 Clark, Steve_________________________ 26, 53, 65, 91, 147, 149 Clrmrnts, Harold . 78, 109 Cloud, Celia------------------------------------------- 106 Cloud, Mike 112 Clyatt, Ray --------------------------------------------- 109 Coggins, Pam ............................... 50, 57, 62, 106 Coley, Kinnie _____________________________________________ 109 Coley, William ________________________________________ 59, 112 Collins, Randell--------------------------------------------115 Collins, Regina ------------------------------------------- 109 Colvin, Hugh------------------------------------------------115 Colvin, Jeanette ------------------------------------------ 101 Cone, Judy -------- Cone, Sue ......... Corry, Bill ------- Corry, James ------ Cox, Ann -------------------------------------------- 26, 51, 53 Cox, Cynthia_________________ 19, 58, 60, 64, 69, 101, 120, 134 Cox, Gail ____________________________ 19, 58, 62, 63, 101, 124 Cox, Ginny---------------------------------------------------------115 Cox, Martha ------------------------------------------------------ 115 Cox, Sharon ------------------------------------------------- 58, 112 Cox, Shirley---------------------------------- 27, 28, 50, 51, 53 Craig, Eddie ..................................................... 115 Craig, Patti Sue ----------------- 19, 55, 57, 58, 62, 63, 101 Crockett, Arthie------------------------------------------------- 115 Cross, Irving--------------------------------------------------59, 101 Cross, Linda ------------------------------------------------- 50, H5 Cross, Martha ---------------------------------------------------- 115 Cross, Wanda Sue------------------------------------- 57, 58, 101 Crouch, Carol_________________________ 50, 62, 68, 101, 124, 129 Crouch, Mary Ann-------------------------- 50, 58, 82, 112, 153 Curry, John Shaw---------------------- 27, 43, 52, 65, 67, 89, 131 Dabney, Kenneth ------------------------------ 27, 82, 83, 84 Dabney, Shirley-------------------------------------------------- 115 Daughtry, Keith----------------------- 51, 52, 69, 73, 82, 101, 144 Davis, Barbara---------------------------------------------------- 112 Davis, Bradley ______________________________________ 59, 85, 109 Davis, Carole------------------------------------------68, 101, 149 Davis, Darnell---------------------------------------- 27, 62, 64 Davis, Deloris ------------------------------------- 51, 57, 106 Davis, Laura----------------------------------------- 50, 63, 109 Davis, Linda ......— 115 Davis, Neal 50, 73, 106 Davis, Tommy 27, 32, 62, 89 Dawkins, Earl Day, Daniel Dean, Arnold ________ Dean, Donna --------- Dean, Mary Margaret Dean, Nathalon —..... Dean, Wanda --------- Deason, Kenneth .... DeBary, Shirley ..... DeBord, David ....... DeBord, Jane Dennison, Charles 73, 106 61, 115 106 109 _____________________________57, 106 ___________________________ 27, 65 _______________________________ 112 ........................... 79, 115 ____________________________ 58, 109 ____________________________ 79, 112 _______________________________ 106 ______________________14, 101, 125 Dickens, Faye ................................................ 27, 62 Dickenson, Dianne-------------------------------------------- 53, 109 Dickenson, Donna .................... 28, 42, 53, 59, 62, 63, 95 Dixon, Judy ------------------------------- 56, 58, 96, 109, 132 Donahue, Mike ---------------------------------------------------- H2 Dover, Walter __________ 50, 51, 52, 59, 73, 74, 75, 76, 83, 106 Dowling, Doug----------------------------------------------- — H2 Dowling, Margaret 28, 53, 62, 81 Dreher, Nancy------------------------------------------- 55, 58, 109 Dugie, Joyce_______________________________________________________102 Dugie, Vivian-------------------------------------------------------H5 Duke, Martha ------------------------------------------------ 55, 109 Dunn, Larry---------------------------------------------------50, 115 Durham, Catherine---------------------------------------------------H5 Durham, Jane------------------------------------------- 57, 81, 106 Earnest, James-------------------- 24, 28, 47, 50, 51, 52, 82, 83 Edenfield, Latrelle ---------------------------------------------- H5 Edmonds, Joyce___________________________________________90, 115, 139 Edwards, Betsy_____________________________________________H5, 126 Edwards, Betty ---------------------------------------------------- H5 Edwards, Billy Joe--------------------------------------------------H5 Edwards, Gail ----------------------------------------------------- H2 Edwards, Gary_____________________ 52, 69, 82, 83, 102, 144, 145 Edwards, Jo-Ann------------------------------------- 56, 57, 62, 102 Edwards, Suzanne------------------------------------ 55, 58, 82, 112 Elder, Debbie-------------------------------------------------------H5 Elkins, Carolyn------------------------------------------19, 102, 156 Ellis, Homer ----------------------------------------------- 115 Ellis, Sue---------------------------------------------------112 Ellis, Teresa ______________________________________________ 112 Ellis, Thomas--------------------------------------------59, 109 Embry, Joel---------------------------------------------------73, 106 Embry, Rick--------------------------------------------------------112 Embry, Vicky------------------------------------------------ 90, 115 Faircloth, Cariotta_____ 11, 28, 51, 53, 56, 57, 93, 123, 131, 134 Faircloth, Leona------------------------------------ 54, 58, 96, 109 Faircloth, Neal --------------------------------------------- 54, 115 Ferguson, Carol------------------------------------- 50, 57, 60, 106 Ferguson, June------------------------------------- 28, 57, 58, 62 Ferguson, Vivian-----------------------------------------15� 59, 106 Finuff, Marion------------------------------------------------------28 Finuff, Hollis-------------------------------------------59, 112 Fixel, Jeanne----------------------------------------15, 50, 57, 106 Fixel, Joe----------------------------------------------------------H2 Fletcher, Beth-------------------------------------- 58, 82, 96, 109 Fletcher, Bunny_______________ 57, 63, 68, 80, 101, 102, 123, 147 Fletcher, Jo-Ann----------------------------------------112, 146 Fletcher, Mary Ellen------------------------------------ 62, 63, 106 _____________________________54, 115 ................................112 ________________________________112 __________________________________115 _____________________________58, 109 Fletcher, Van ------- Flournoy, Marjorie Flowers, Patricia Flowers, Richard _. Floyd, Vickie-------- 159 Fortenberry, Brenda 90, 115 Foster, Mike 115 Fowler, James 10, 51, 55, 62, 106 Fowler, Margaret 90, 116 Friday, Eloise ______________________________________________ 29 Futch, Lynda 11, 19, 50, 54, 57, 58, 62, 63, 96, 102, 120 Gardner, Charles .......................................... 50, 112 Gardner, Richard ..................................... 18, 73, 106 Gatlin, Dianne 116 Gatlin, Elaine ....................................... 55, 58, 112 Gatlin, Kenne 54, 112 Gay, Alice 14, 51, 57, 64, 102, 128 Gay, Raymond 62, 64, 102 Gibson, l arry ................................................ 109 Gilbert, Belinda ............................................. 113 Gilbert, Mary Lelia ..................................... 116, 139 Gilbert, George 110 Gilbert, Peggy ................................. 56, 82, 113, 153 Gleaton, Jolanda Glover, Sharon Godwin, Bill Godwin, James 116, 135 ... 106 50, 102, 136 85, 106 Goodman, Greg 50, 55, 85, 106 Goodson, Lynda................... .................. 106 Goodwin. Tommy 73, 107 Graham, Alton ................................. 59, 61. 113 Gray, Freddie ..................................... 78, 110 Gray, John 59, 102 Gray, Joyce --------------------------------------- 57, 107 Gray, Patricia --------------------------------------- 113 Greene, Dianne_____________________________________ ... 116 50, 55, 57, 102 54, 55, 110 107 ____________ 113 Greenwald, Sandra __________________________ Gregory’, Gail ----------------------------- Gregory, Joe _______________________________ Griffin, James _____________________________ Griffis, Jim .______________________________ Griffiss, Gene ............................. Griffiss, Sybil ............ ............... Gunn, Buddy ________________________________ Gunn, John _________________________________ Haire, Johnny ____________________-_________ Haire, Linda _______________________________ Hall, Darlene ................................................. 116 Hall. Eddie 73, 107 Hall, Geraldine 116 Hall, La Nita ............................................... 113 Hall, Linda Jo _______________________________________________ 29 Hall, Mary Hester ........................................... 107 Hall. Sallie 90, 116 14, 72, 101, 102 ___ 59, 110, 149 ___________58, 110 _______ 29, 59, 62 .... 59, 110, 149 .............. 102 ............. 107 Hamilton, Carol . Hamilton, Elaine Hamilton, Neil ... 110, 120 116 62, 102 Hamilton, Patsy __________________________________.______ 58, 113 Hamilton, Roylynn 116 Hampton, Topper 50, 51, 52, 62, 63, 69, 102, 143 Hamrick, Maria 57, 62, 63, 107 Hanna, Lamar 62, 82, 107 Hanney, Clayton _________________________________________ 79, 110 Hanney, Donald _________________________________________ 116, 131 Harbin, Craig ___________________________________________ 55, 116 Harmon, Mary ______________________________________________ 116 Harper, Sandra .......................................... 58, 102 ________________________________ 55, 107 .............................. 116 .................................... 107 Harrell, Yolanda _____________ Harris, James _________________ Harris, Mary Alice —.......... Hash, Richard Hash, Wilson ..... Hayes, Danny _________________ Hayes, Pamela ................ Hayes, Tommy _________________ Hayes, Wayne _________________ .... 61, 90, 116 29, 65, 77, 97 113 ______________ 116 107 Hazenherg, Marjory .......................................... 116 Hemanes, Earnest 59, 61, 113 Hemanes, Robert ... 59, 110 Herndon, Latrelle 29, 32, 62, 63 Hiera, Richard 102 Hiers, Mike 116 11 i' iOuida ..................................... 29, 46, 62, 65 Hiers, Wendell ....................................... 30, 64, 66 Higdon, Jack ....... 52, 68, 83, 103, 137, 147, 149, 154, 155 Hill, Patty __ 64, 103, 125, 143 Hinsey, Charles ------------------------------------------ 56, 103 Hinsey, Georgia Ann .................................. 55, 58, 113 Hinson, Angus .................... 30, 40, 52, 72, 73, 75, 89 Hinson, Stewart 50, 51, 52, 56, 57, 62, 103, 141, 154 Hinton, Linda 110 Hinton, Robert ............................................... 116 Hitson, Herbert ........................................... 110 Hobbs, Sherry ........................................ 29, 30, 53 Hodges, Max ............................................ 62, 103 Holmon, Carol ___________________________________________ 54, 110 Hood, Jerry 116, 136 Hood, Sarah ________________________________________________ 107 Hornsby, Joe ...... Horton, Jimmy Houck, Linda Howell, Danny ...... Howell, John ....... Howell, Susan ______ Howell, Tommy Hubbard, Charles 59, 103, 136 107, 116, 138 110 113 ............ 110 ... 30, 53, 58 62, 72, 103 113 ..... 59, 107 Hubbard, Ted ................... 24, 30, 42, 54, 62, 65, 72, 78 Humphrey, Audrey ____________________________________________ 116 Humphrey, John ...................................... 54, 79, 113 Hutchinson, Judy___________________________________________57, 107 Ingram, Wanda _____________________________________________ 110 Jaillet, Marcia ____________________________________________ 103 Jaillet, Nancy 113 Jeffcoat, Carolyn 51, 57, 90, 107 Jeffcoat, Dian 55, 56, 110, 132 Jensen, Kenneth ........................ 30, 52, 62, 63, 83, 84 Jester, Celia ................................. 16, 58, 68, 103 Jeter, Danny ........................................ 54, 83, 103 Jenkins, Jerome .......................................... 59, 113 Johns, Betty Ruth ____________________________________________ 116 Johnson, A. C. ____________________________________________59, 113 Johnson, Charles.......................................... 116 Johnson, Benny ........................................... 62, 107 Johnson, Billy ____________________________________________ 113 Johnson, Carol_____________________________________ 58, 63, 110 Johnson, Carolyn Jean 54, 58, 113 Johnson, Craig 116 Johnson, Dwrain .......................................... 63, 110 Johnson, Larry ______________________________________________ 116 Johnson, Marie____________________________________________ 62 Johnson, Sandra _____________________________________ 55, 58, 110 Johnson, Sylvia ------------------------ 54, 56, 58, 64, 103 Johnson, Wayne ---------------------------------- 59, 103, 151 Johnson, Wilson __________________________________________ 59, 110 Jones, Benny 113 Jordan, Naomi ____________________________________________ 58, 113 Jordan, Theresia __________________________________________ 116 Josey, William ........................................... 59, 113 Joyner, James 30, 62 Joyner, Rodney ............:................... 18, 82, 85, 107 Joyner, Ronald ............................................. . 116 Kemp, Martha ........................................... 30, 62 Kenney. Mike .................................. 30, 36, 50, 132 Kennington, Ann ___________________________________________ 107 Kennington, James 31, 50 Killingsworth, Jimmy 116 160 Kilpatrick, Milton . 107 King, Bonnie ....................... 16, 57, 58, 64, 69, 103, 134 Kin , Bruce . 50, 103, 139 Kin”, Jerry 116 Kin”. Judy 116 Kingry, Vilen 55, 113 Kittrell, Paul 64, 72, 103 Knight, Billy Joe ...................................... 59, I 1 Kornegay, Lena Faye ............................... 31, 39, 62 LaBarre, Charlie ..................................... 79. 110 LaBarre, Jarvis ......................... 56, 57, 103, 127, 129 Lain, Peggy --------------------------------------------- 107 Langford, David 56, 116 Langley, Jack .............................................. 116 Lashier, Mary Ann .......................................... 116 Laslie, Berry ..................................... 10, 73, 107 Luslie, Kelly .............................................. 113 Laslie, Maude ............................................ 116 Laslie, Paula --------------------------------------- 31, 65 Layerd, Mike _______________________________________________ 110 Lee, Martha ...................................... 31, 55, 57, 64 Lester, Charles Lamar ...................................... 131 Lester, Mary Louise ..................... 50, 57, 63, 107, 138 Leynes, Annette _______________________________________ 56, 107 Levy, Rachel ...................................... 31, 57, 62, 63 Lines, Blutcher 50, 113, 134 Lister, John ............................................... 103 Lively, Peggy .......................................... 58, 113 Livingston, Mary Emma _____________________________ 31, 57, 137 Lodge, Robert ------------------------------------- 73, 74, 104 I odge, Sandra _________________________________________ 19, 113 Lolley, Charlene........................................ 110 Lolley, Ronnie ___________________________________________ 116 Lopez, Sara _____________________________________________57, 107 Lovingood, Sanford ....................................... 113 Luten, Jimmy ........................................... 56, 110 Luten, Richard ................... 72, 74, 82, 100, 101, 104 Markham, Morgan ............................................ 116 Markham, Virginia 58, 110 .............. 19, 58, 63, 104, 124 ............................... 110 ______________________ 55, 58, 110 .................. 55, 62, 104, 127 .......................... 57, 107 Marsh, Carol Marsh, Linda _________ Marsh, Pam ____________ Martin, Mariann ....... Martin, Sandra ....... Massey, Boh .......... Massey, Mary Martha Maxwell, Jerry ........ Maxwell, Will ........ May, Bradford May, Don ... 32, 41, 72, 73, 74, 75, 89 _____________________________________ 113 __________________________113 May, Fount 69, 72, 79, 104, 154 May, Fred ______________________________________________ 116 May, Martha _____________________________________ 57, 63, 107 May, Mary Katherine ... 116 May, Patsy .......... 14, 57, 62, 68, 101, 104, 129, 130, 150 Mays, Donna 58, 63, 110 McCall, George 73, 83, 107 McCall, Francis ... McCall, Thomas .___ McCarty, Harry McClellan, Henry ... McDaniel, Ricky ___ McKnight, Luther McKnight, Virginia McLane, Carol ..... McMillan, Craig McMillan, Suzie ... .............. 116 29, 32, 59, 62, 65 _____________________ 107 ______________ 110, 125 ... 61, 113 ______________________________ 55, 110 ........................ 59, 79, 110 ............. 32, 53, 64, 65, 67, 91 McNeil, Mike ____________________________________________ 116 McNeil, Patsy ----------------------------- 50, 54, 57, 107 McPhaul, Paul ______________________________________ 116, 134 McPherson, Charles 107 McPherson, Walter 113 McQuaig, Mary Alice 58, 113 McQuaig, Wilma 58, 113 Merritt, Faye 107 Miller, Buddy HO Miller, Debbie 116 Miller, Patsy 60, 107 Miller, Tammy ....................................... 58. 113 Millican, Carolyn .......................... 58, 63, 110 Millican, Jimmy .................................... 79, 110 Millican, Patricia .................................. 58, 113 Montague. Dianne 58, 113 Montague, Jimmy 116 Moore, Gary 61, 113 Moree, Jean 57, 62. 63, 107 Morgan, Kill 116 Morgan, Blair 113 Morgan, Frank .................................. 52. 73, 107 Morgan, Nan ...................................... 58, 113 Morgan, Sara 58, 113, 153 Morris, Carol 58, 113, 143 Morris, Cathy 116, 149 Morris, Cecil HO Morris, Gladys 32 Morr is Wax ne 116 Morrow, Kathryn 57, 63, 107 Morrow, Linda 58, 113 Morrow, Margie .............................................. 104 Moulton. Dianne 58, 110 Moulton, Larry 110 Mulford, Clay 113 Mulfrod, Shirene 32, 58, 64, 65, 142 Munroe, Arthur 50, 113 Munroe, Connie 68, 101, 104, 129, 130, 138 Munroe, Frank 113 Munroe, Jack ......................... 50, 52, 55, 62, 101, 104 Munroe, Lamar ...................................... 78, 110 Munroe. Pete ............................................... 116 Munroe, Sue Lynn .............. 33, 43, 53, 54, 64, 147, 149 Munroe, Tony 59, 78, 110 Murphy, Bobby 33, 62 Murphy, Delores 116, 131 Murphy. Jeannie 57, 63, 107 Mynard, Mary Jean ........... 62, 63, 69, 104, 156 Naff. Jimmy 56� 110 Nelson, Mellany 24, 33, 47, 50, 51, 53, 58, 62, 63, 128 Nelson, Rosa 50, 58, 94, 96, 110 Nesbitt, Daniel 107 .Nessmith, Ann 113 Nessmith, Johnny 116 Nessmith, Richard 107 Newcomb, Bill . 79, 85, 110 Newcomb, Gene 113 Nicholson, Hugh 18, 59, 107 Nix, Ray 33, 65 Nix, Rex ............................................... 116 O’Neal, Dell ................................................ 116 O'Neal. Imogene 33, 58, 139 O'Neal, John ................................................. 33 Ordos, David 56, 107 Ordos, Maria 58, 113 Owens, Charles 34, 62, 82, 83, 84, 89, 91, 132 Owens, Johnny 34, 52, 97 Owens, Sue Anne 34, 57, 62, 63, 64, 67, 80, 89, 94 Pardue, Joyce 116 Parker, Patricia 58, 113 Parker, Thomas ................................ 59, 79, 110 Parmer. Peggy 50, 117 Parmer, Pat ........................... 50, 51, 52, 82, 107, 110 Parramore, A1 117 161 Parramore, Annie Lee Parramore, David Parramore, George Parramore, John Parramore, Patricia ................................... 117 107 33, 34, 53, 67, 147 113 56, 58 Parramore, Mike 68, 83, 104, 132, 144, 155 Parrnmnrr. Nancy 1 I 7 Parrish, Frances 55, 107 Parrish, Margie ................................................ 113 Peacock, Dianne ........................................ 50, 57, 107 Peacock, Jackie Ill Peacock, Judy .................... 57, 62, 63, 69, 80, 104, 123, 154 ................................... 107 ................................... Ill ............................... 78, 111 ........................... 58, 113 ................................... 117 ................................. 117 .............................. 59, 111 ____________ 34, 53, 54, 64, 65, 137 ________________________________ 117 .............................. 57, 107 ............................. 59, 111 .........._.................. 59, 111 .................. 34, 59, 82, 97 __________________ 13, 62, 104, 124 Perez, Roaslie ...... Peters, Scott ------- Petty, Mike ...... Phillips, Angela Phillips, Linda Phillips, Susan Phillips, James ..... Pinson, Caroline ... Pitts, Leona ........ Pollock, Morris Pope, Marilyn ....... Pope, William ....... Poppell, A1 Poppell, Ed Poppell, Fain Poppell, Sharon Porch, Carolyn 117 Porch, Eddy _______________________________________________ 114 Porch. Gary ...................................... 78, 85, 111 Porch, Jimmy________ Porch, Mary Kate Porter, Cathy ...... Porter, Lucia ______ Poston, Gloria Poston, John ...... Poston, Randall Powell, George .... Presnell, Lynda „ Presnell, Tommy Pruette, Tad Raker, Bob ......_ Raker, Elizabeth Raker, Roy________ _________________________________.. 114 55, 62, 63, 104, 127 58, 82, 96, 111 34, 36, 53, 54, 55, 62, 64, 65, 96 35, 53, 62, 63, 128 .............. 35, 62 __________________ 108 ________________54, 117 Ranew, Linda Rawls, Lynn ______ Rawls, Sheila .... Ray, Diannia Ray, Douglas _.... Ray, Harold ------ Ray, Mary Louise Ray, Thomas Reaney, Sharon Reddick, Jane ... 58, 60, 64, 69, 104 ................. 108 _________________ 111 ............. 59, 104 ................. 117 _________________ 111 _________________ 114 ___________________117 __________ 57, 90, 108 ___________________117 ______________61, 117 _________ 59, 85, 111 ______________57, 108 _________ 59, 111 _________ 35, 55 ______________ 117 Redmon, Jake _____ 35, 39, 50, 51, 59, 65, 72, 74, 78, 151 Redmon, John _____________________________________ 59, 111 Renfroe, Carlton Renfroe, Harold Renfroe, Maxine .... 59, 111 61, 114 35, 57, 137 Kenfroe. Sterling ........................................ 61, 114 Reynolds, Susan 54, 58, 111 Rhoades, Jimmy 56, 72, 82, 104 Rhoades, Mac________________________________________________56, 117 Richardson, Ann_____________________________________________58, 114 Ritter, Elaine__________________________________________________117 Ritter, Larry _________________________________________________ 114 Ritter, Margie_____________________________________________104, 122 Roberts, Carrie 35, 44, 57, 62, 63, 80, 92 Roberts, Janice 35, 65 Roberts, Patricia------------------------------------------- 108 Rowan, Tom................................................. 117 Rowell, Bill ...................................... 82, 85, 108 Rudd, Larry 59, 61, 114 Rudd, Patricia 13, 108 Rudd, Peggy HI Rudd, Robert 117 Rude, George 14, 36, 62, 65, 66, 89, 91, 133 Rude, Mary Temple 37, 63, 108 Runyan, Bob ................................................. 117 Runyan, Richard .................................... 55, 79, 111 Runyan, Susan ......................................... 58, 114 Russell, Judy ......................................... 50, 117 Russell, Terry ............................................. 114 Sadberry, James 111 Sad berry, Joanne ........................................... 117 Sadberry, Wandra 104 Sadler, Elaine 117 Sadler. Larry ................ 61, 117, 135 Sadler, Teresa .......................................... 58, 114 Sanders, Edward .................................... .... 79, 111 Sanders, Joe __________________________________ 36, 44, 72, 75 Sanders, Samuel ------------------------------------------- 117 Sand ford, Kaye ------------------------------ 50, 80, 108, 153 Sapp, Buck------------------------------------------------ 108 Schofield, Linda ................................... 55, 58, 114 Scott, Diane ............................................ 58, 114 Scott, Sandy ------------------------------------------------ 117 Scott, Virginia ----------------------------------—.......... 114 Seay, Marlin ....................................... 55, 78, 117 Seay, Murraye .......................................... 56, 111 Sellers, Arthur ---------------------------------------- 59, 111 Sellars, Patricia---------------------------------------------114 Sellars, Wanda ---------------------------------------------- 111 Selman, Sandra .................................... 58, 63, 111 Seniff, Connie__________________________________ 50, 51, 57, 108 Seniff, Dennis _________________________________________ 55, 114 Sharpton, Kay ................................................ 36 Shelfer, Betty Ann 54, 57, 108, 153 Shiflett, Elaine_________________________________________ — 117 Shiver, William --------------------------------------------- 111 Shiver, Carol-------------------------------------------------108 Shiver, Eleanor-----------------------------------------------105 Shiver, Frances-------------------------------------------- 114 Shofner, Faye __________________________________ 58, 60, 111, 143 Shofner, Fred ______________________________________ 36, 62, 64 Shuler, Mary________________________________________ 58, 63, 111 Sircy, Allen________________________________________ 59, 72, 105 Sircy, John ................................ 59, 72, 74, 79, 105 Sites, Zane_______________________________________________59, 111 Skinner, Emily ----------------------------------------- 54, 114 Skipper, Sylvia_____________________________ 57, 58, 62, 63, 105 Smith, Allene--------------------------------------------55, 117 Smith, Barbara________________________________________________117 Smith, Cecilia--------------------------------------------58, 111 Smith, Christy _____________________________________ 10, 57, 108 Smith, Daniel _______________________________________________ 114 Smith, James _______________________________________ 18, 59, 108 Smith, Jane 14, 81, 105, 154 Smith, Janice___________________________________________ 58, 114 Smith, Jo Ann_________________________________________________111 Smith, Joe __________________________________________________ 117 Smith, Johnny________________________________________________ 117 Smith, Judy----------------------------------------- 54, 57, 108 Smith, Judy Ann_______________________________________________117 Smith, June----------------------------------------- 10, 57, 108 Smith, Martha Lee---------------------------------- 54, 58, 111 Smith, Sharon _______________________________________________ 117 Smith, Susan ...................... 36, 50, 53, 62, 67, 97, 141 Smith, Pat________________________________________________61, 114 Smith, Tommy________________________________________ 56, 59, 108 Snipes, Cheryl--------------------------------------------58, 114 162 Solomon. Linslev 117 Solomon, Sam 24, 36, 45, 50, 52, 59, 65, 67, 72, 76, 94, % Spann, Lorraine 58, 63, 111 Spears, Phyllis 57, 63, 108 Spears, Tom 55, 117, 123 Sperling, Kathy 117 Sperling, Ralph 82, 85, 108 Spooner, Eddie 117 Spooner, Jim 73 108 Stabler, George 56, 79, 114 Stabler, Nancy . 37, 50, 53, 57, 65, 97, 128, 130, 154 Stegall, Bill 108 Stephens, Hugh 59, 62, 105, 124, 132 Stephens, Linda 55, 58, 114 Stewart, Pat 37 Stewart, Wayne 56, 111 Stoutamirc, Paul 117 Straughn, Peggy 37, 57, 62, 63, 81, 89 Strickland, Jack 37, 62 Strickland. Jane 57, 63, 108 Suber, Andy 56 114 Suber, Barbara 117 Suber, Bob 114 Suber, Frances 58, 114 Suber, Greg 50, 117 Suber, Jimmy 85 114 Suber, Johnny 28, 37, 59, 65, 145 Suber, Linda 58, 114, 135, 142, 155 Sullivan, Lvnette .. 19, 114 Sunday, Arthur 108 Sunday, Joy 58 111 Sunday, Louisa 108 Sunday, Paul 114 Sykes, Kay 58, 114, 135, 146, 150, 153 Sykes, Spessard 37 Taylor, Eddie 13, 55, 105, 124 Taylor, Jimmy 50, 78, 94, 111 Taylor, Johnny 11, 16, 50, 55, 62, 72, 105, 1 11 Taylor, Max 114 Taylor, Mike 56 114 Tharpe, Jeanette 108 Tharpe, Jerome 85. 108 Tharpe, Lavetra____________________________________ 37, 62 Thigpen, Annie Ruth__________________________________ 111 Thomas, Brenda 11, 50, 57, 62, 63, 68, 105, 122, 137 Thomas, Bruce ................. ...______________50, 114 Thompson, Gail ............. .. H7 Thompson, Jean Ill Thompson, Sheryl 57, 108 Thursby, Carolyn 108 Thursby, Patsy 114 Thursby, Ralph 59, 111 Tipper, Mary Lee 38, 57 Todaro, Debbie 117 Todd, Murray 59, 111 Tomlin, David 111 Tomlin, Judy 114 Traylor, Carl 55, 78 111 Traylor, Emmalyn 55, 108 Traylor, Robert 56, 114 Troupe, Betty 105 Vanstone, Connie 38, 62 Veascy, John _________________________________________ 82, 108 Ventry, Bobby .............................................. 108 Ventry, David ______________________________________________ 114 Waddell, Aaron ............................................... 117 Waddell, Cheryl ..... 38, 50, 62, 63 Walden. Boll 108 Walker, Paula 16, 68, 81, 105, 122 Wall, Sharon 62, 108 Ware, Allen 61, 117 Watson, Raymond .................................... 56, 114 Weaver, Gerry ------------------------------------- 56, 117 Weeks, Carleen ....................................... 58, 114 Weeks, Ikey ............................... 18, 73, 105, 129 Weeks, Linda Sue-------------------------------- 57, 58, 108 Works, Patricia 38, 57, 58 Weeks, Rochelle 117 Weeks, Sybil 58, III Weeks, William 117 Weinberg, Henry ............. Ill Welch, Johnny------------------------------------------ 117 Wells, Gregory ........... ............................ 117 Wells, Richard_____________________________________108, 145 Wells, Ronnie _________________________ 38, 56, 64, 65, 124 West, Janice _______________________________________________ 117 West, Jimmy .......................................... 54, 117 West, Mike 114 W est, Steve 55, I 1 1 West, Susan 38, 45, 51, 53, 57, 64, 66, 94, 141, 147, 150, 154, 155 White, Brenda _______________________ - 13, 58, 62, 63, 105 Whitley, Toney _______________________________________ 83, 105 Wilhoit, Bobbie________________________________________108 W'ilhoit, Sterling .................................... 114 Williams, Graves _________________________________________ 114 Williams, Marilyn 55, 58, 111 Williams, Steven ________________________________ -............ 38 Williamson, Judy 100, 105, 120 Williamson, Martha . 58, 82, 96, 111 Willis, Alfred 105 Willis, Rodger ____________________________________- 108 Wilson, June _________________________________________ 58, 114 Wilson, Peggy ________________________________________ 55, 105 Wolf, Judy_________________ 11, 24, 39, 51, 53, 67, 145, 146 Wolf, Kay _____________________________________ 50, 56, 117 Wood, Ann ..................................... 39, 53, 91 Wood, Edna ___________________________________________ 58, 105 Wood, Patsy ................................ 50, 51, 54, 108 Woodbery, Jeynean .................................... 58, 111 Woodbery, Susann 39, 40, 50, 53, 57, 62, 64, 126, 147, 154 Woodson, Ronnie________________________ 39, 65, 72, 77, 82 Woodward, Allen______________________________________________ 117 Woodward, Eddie____________________________________ — 85, 108 Woodward, Jane __________________________________ 54, 56, 111 Woodward, Jody _______________________________________________ 105 Woodward, Roslyn .......................... 39, 53, 62, 63 Woodward, Susan_______________ 54, 58, 63, 64, 65, 66, 111 Wynn, Mary 117 Wynne, Richard ..................... —..... 56, 82, 108, 140 Wynne, Susan 58, 114, 142, 155 Yates, Brenda_______________________________ 50, 51, 54, 108 Young, Gretchen________________________________________________117 Young, Harold ____________________ 24, 39, 46, 50, 51, 53, 65 163 Acknowledgement In acknowledgement and deep appreciation for the many hours of labor over this annual and all those that have gone before, we the 1963 Annual Staff dedicate THE 1963 TIGER to our sponsor. MRS. HELEN SMITH. Through this surprise dedication we hope to communicate our thanks for a thousand things given to and done for us by her. With warm memories we look back on the laughs, decisions, and long hours of hard, sometimes tedious work that went into this book. For every hour we spent and every decision we made, she gave and made two. Now we hope to help double her joys—for we want her to keep that little-girl smile and innocence always. Therefore, with affection and love we offer THE 1963 TIGER as a token of our sincere appreciation for all she has done and all she has so unselfishly given. 164 THE TIGER 1963 story ends here. We hope that you have enjoyed Volume XVII and that you will cherish it for years to come. It is proudly but humbly presented to you by the Senior Annual Staff. 6 Editor-in-Chief SUSAN WEST Assistant Editor SUSANN WOODBERY Business Manager JOHN SHAW CURRY Advertising Managers suzie McMillan SUE ANNE OWENS Circulation Manager SUSAN SMITH Photography Managers SHERRY CHANDLER GEROGE PARRAMORE Art Editors WENDELL HIF.RS SUE LYNN MUNROE GEORGE RUDE Sports Editor SAM SOLOMON Student Life Editors REBEKAH CHAPMAN SARRAH SUE BARINEAU Copy Editor JUDY WOLF ALMA MATER On Florida’s western border, Beneath the clear, blue sky, Stands our noble Alma Mater. Dear Old Quincy High. So onward ever is our watchword. Conquer and prevail. AH hail to thee, our Alma Mater. Quincy High, all hail! 165