Quincy High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1964 volume:

THE TIGER I ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS STUDENT LIFE ADVERTISEMENTS • INDEX • • Advertisers • Faculty • Organizations • Students 2 LOOK TO THIS DAY Iu OR yesterday is al- ready a dream, And to- morrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every Yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, there- fore, to this day. Such is the Salutation of the Dawn. from The Sanskrit 3 Mr. James A. Shanks Principal Dedication The 1964 Staff dedicates THE TIGER to our Principal, James A. Shanks, who is himself dedi- cated. Mr. Shanks is a leader in educational, civic and religious activities. An avid reader with firm convictions, he believes in practicing what he' preaches. He has served Q.H.S. for forty years and is well-known for his genuine interest in the students, their abilities and achievements. A staunch supporter of the athletic program, Mr. Shanks faithfully stands on the yardline at the football games and is always near the team at basketball games. He is highly respected by the student body because of his concern for and his loyalty to Quincy High School. Their Goal Is the Success of Q.H.S. COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD—SEATED, left to right: E. H. Fletcher, Chairman, Greensboro; John C. Hinson, Quincy; H. E. Morgan, Quincy; Julian C. Davis, Chattahoochee; Cecil V. Butler, Havana. STANDING, left to right: Richard J. Gardner, Attorney, Quincy; M. D. Walker, Superintendent, Quincy. The County School Board of Gadsden County consists of five members whose purpose is to prescribe the policies for the schools of this county. The Board mem- bers are elected by popular vote for a four-year term and they receive a set salary. Each member represents a different one of the five districts into which this county is divided. These precautions are taken to insure a strong, effective, fair- minded School Board working to make an effective, progressive school system. COUNTY STAFF OF SUPERVISORS—SEATED, left to right: Mr. Garland Blair, Guidance Supervisor; Mrs. Ann Nicholson, General Supervisor of Instruction; Miss Allie Ferguson, Supervisor of School Lunch and Home Economics; Mr. Shrove, Supervisor of Adult Education; Mrs. Sue Woodbery, Visiting Teacher; Mrs. Frances Smith, Coordinator of Special Education; Mr. Grinelle Bishop, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services. STANDING, left to right: Mr. M. D. Walker, County Superintendent; Mr. Carl Rude, General Supervisor. 8 Guidance Provides Assistance One of the most familiar faces around Quincy Junior- Senior High School is Mr. Streetman, the assistant principal, who is also a very capable biology teacher. Whether selling tickets at the games, chaperoning parties or serving in one of his many other extracurricular roles, he has proved to be a reliable friend. No matter how busy he is, Mr. Streetman is always ready to lend an ear to any of the students' prob- lems. In the nine years he has been here, he has earned the respect and admiration of everyone. MR. HAROLD STREETMAN If anyone can bring a smile to the faces of Quincy pupils, it is Mrs. Hampton. By her inexhaustible ener- gy, patience and cheerfulness, she brightens the routine and contributes her share to making the school op- erate smoothly. Lost? Here at Quincy the stu- dents know where to take their prob- lems. Mr. Eubanks, the guidance coun- selor, is always available with infor- mation and understanding to help them tackle their troubles. Although Mr. Eubanks has been a math teacher in this school, he is now equally as helpful in this new job, and it is hoped that he will continue all his fine work. MRS. LUCIA HAMPTON: School Secretary; Brown's Business College. MR. SHEPARD EUBANKS: School Guidance Coun- selor; B.S., M.S., Florida State University. 9 Literature Is Speech Immortalized Mrs. Sara Lamar Mrs. Helen Smith Mrs. Maidee Barnett MRS. SARA LAMAR: English; B.S., Appalachian State College. MRS. HELEN SMITH: English, Speech; B.A., Bessie Tift College; M.A., Florida State University. MRS. MAIDEE BARNETT: English; B.A., Wesleyan College; M.A., Peabody University; Graduate Work, Florida State University. MRS. EDITH STREETMAN: English, Typing; B.A., Mississippi State University; M.S., Florida State University; Graduate Work, University of Minnesota, Florida State University. Mrs. Edith Streetman Jackie Peacock makes preparations for writing his research paper. The many resource facilities available in the library are inviting to all ambitious students. 10 English Is the Mirror of Thought Mrs. Eloise Chamberlain Mrs. Wilva Rogers Mrs. Lena Rhoades Each year the seventh and eighth grade English students present declamations to the student body. Tommy Peacock, portraying an elderly lady, performs in Mrs. Rhoades' class. Mrs. Melba Strong MRS. ELOISE CHAMBERLAIN: English; B.S., Florida State University. MRS. WILVA ROGERS: Enrichment, Science; B.A., M.E., University of Mississippi. MRS. LENA RHOADES: English; B.S., Graduate Work, Florida State University. MRS. MELBA STRONG: Librarian; B.S., Graduate Work, Florida State University. II Interest 4- Effort = Success Mrs. Clara Mason Mrs. Jeanette Fowler Mr. Richard Comeau Mrs. Sara McKeown Mr. Bill Bricker Mrs. Juanita Brandon MRS. CLARA MASON: Geometry, Algebra II, Algebra III, Trig- onometry; B.S., Huntingdon; Graduate Work, Florida State University. MRS. JEANETTE FOWLER: Math; B.A., M.S., Florida State Uni- versity. MR. RICHARD COMEAU: Math, Geometry; B.S., Brockport State Teachers College. MRS. SARA McKEOWN: Math, Algebra I, Algebra II; B.S., Florida State University. MR. BILL BRICKER: Math, Social Studies; B.A., Baylor University; B.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. MRS. JUANITA BRANDON: Math; B.S., Florida State University. A student works at his own speed in the accelerated plane geometry class. 12 Science Challenges Eager Minds Charlie LaBarre studies a cell and its parts through one of the new microscopes in the biology lab. MRS. IVAN WOODBERY: Science, Math; B.S., Graduate Work, Florida State University. MR. LESLIE JONES: Science, Physical Education; B.S., Florida State University; Graduate Work, Northern Illinois University. MR. DONALD BARBEE: Science; A.A., Chipola Junior College; B.S., Florida State University. MR. HAROLD STREETMAN: Biology; B.S., M.E., Mississippi State University; Advanced Graduate Work, Florida State Univer- sity; Advanced Graduate Work, University of Minnesota. Mr. Leslie Jones Brigitta Bietenholz, Robert Lodge, Eddie Taylor and Frank Baker use the vernier caliper to make minute Mr. Donald Barbee measurements encountered in physics. 13 History Evolves a Modem World Story Miss Virginia Gregory Mr. Guy Race Mr. Carlos Deason Mr. Bill Rogers Mrs. Martha Woodward Mrs. Van Faircloth 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, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach; B.A., University of Mississippi. MRS. MARTHA WOODWARD: Civics, Enrichment; B.A� , Wes- leyan College; Graduate Work, Florida State University. MRS. VAN FAIRCLOTH: Social Studies, English; B.A., Salem Col- lege, Stetson University; LL.B., Stetson University; Graduate Work, Florida State University. With the new slide projector, Mr. Race helps his students to understand more thoroughly the importance of history. 14 Music Lingers, While Words Grow Dim Mr. Burns gives the downbeat and begins one of the many hours of band practice. Mrs. Bricker helps Carol Ferguson, Jane DeBord, Pamela Coggins and Jean Braswell with their parts in the glee club operetta, Babes in Toyland. MRS. MARIETTA BRICKER: Music Ap- preciation, Glee Club; B.A., M.A., Baylor University. 15 Spanish and Latin Are Equally Popular MR. JAMES OLIVENT: Spanish, Eng- lish, Math; B.S., Florida State Uni- versity. Mr. Olivent explains Spanish syllabication to Larry Bauldree. 1 Jimmy Barineau, Patsy McNeill and Jane Debord enjoy wine at the 1963 Latin Banquet. Mary Shuler, Judy Dixon and Dwain Johnson, Latin I students, are the traditional slaves to the Latin II students. MRS. FLORENCE MYERS: Latin, Eng- lish; B.A., Millsaps College; Grad- uate Work, Duke University. 16 Physical Fitness Is Required KNEELING: Delores Bryant and Muriel Baggett assist students with sit-ups. STANDING: Bunny Fletcher, Connie Bowman and Janice Cantey assist two other students in pull-ups. KNEELING: Sharon Poppell assists with sit-ups. These exercises are an important part of the physical fitness program. Benny Johnson demonstrates a hand-spring, which is required in the tumbling class. This is one of the many activities which promote physical fitness. MR. GEORGE VAUGHN: Physical Edu- cation, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach; B.S., Piedmont College; M.A., George Peabody College. 17 Today’s Practice Insures Future Skills MISS SARA STEWART: Business Edu- cation; B.S., Troy State College. Pamela Coggins, Mike Layerd, Cathy Porter and Rosa Nelson inspect Stop! This is the big word for students in the typing classes, the motor according to instructions given in driver-ed. 18 Provisions Are Made for Tomorrow Jowana Burlison, Judy Cone, Wanda Dean, Elaine Gatlin and Billie Sue Carter make preparations for a home-ec class luncheon. MRS. RUBY WOLF: Home Economics; B.S., Berry College; Graduate Work, University of Georgia, Flor- ida State University. 19 Sara Morgan helps Diane Montague hem her dress which she made in home-ec. They Also Give an Extra Measure Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. McAfee Mr. Dalton Mrs. Mitchell, the school dietitian, with the aid of Mrs. Hall and Mrs. McAfee, plans and prepares the healthful lunches served in the Quincy Junior-Senior High School lunchroom. In addition to this, these ladies willingly contribute their time and talents, after school hours, to such projects as the P.T.A. carnival supper and the F.F.A. banquet. They deserve thanks for a job well done. Mr. Dalton, the caretaker of Quincy Junior-Senior High School, works hard to keep the school and its grounds in good condition. His job requires his ver- satility in everything from doing electrical and plumbing chores during school hours to helping decorate for parties in his spare time. It takes such a man behind the scene as Mr. Dalton to maintain a well-kept school. 20 In memory of her who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much; Who has gained the respect of intelligent man and the love of children; Who has filled her niche and accomplished her task; Who leaves the world better than when she found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soul; Who has never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty or failed to express it; Who looked for the best in others and gave the best she had. Zl Conscientious Seniors Receive Rewards Senior Class President Ed Brogdon, Secretary Roxcena Rudd, Vice-President Alice Gay and Treasurer Robert Lodge review committee reports. Valedictorian Stewart Hinson and Salutatorian Carol Crouch con- gratulate each other after learning of their top placements in the senior class. Class Phophet Brenda Thomas, Historian Eddie Taylor and Lawyer Kay Adams rehearse their presentation for Class Night. 24 Kay Adams Richard Ashley Frank Baker ADAMS, ELLEN KAY, Student Council 3; N.H.S. 2, 4, Reporter 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Class Lawyer 4. ASHLEY, RICHARD CHADWICK, Student Council 1; N.H.S. 2, 4, Parliamentarian 2; Junior Exchange 4, Secretary 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Lieutenant 4; Football 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter-Club Council 4. BAKER, FRANK SLOAN, N.H.S. 3, 4; Junior Exchange 4, Treasurer 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; B-Team Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Junior Rotarian 4. BANKS, ROSEMARY, F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Thespian Troupe 3, 4. BARBER, LARRY EDWARD, Student Council 3; N.H.S. 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Boys' Ensemble 4. BIETENHOLZ, BRIGITTA REGULA, N.H.S. 3, 4, Reporter 4; Junior Exchangettes 4, Vice- President 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Library Club 4; Candy Stripers 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Pilot 4; Inter- Club Council 4. Rosemary Banks Larry Barber Topper and Brigitta concentrate on the dreaded senior tests. Brigitta Bietenholz 25 Homer Bowman Patricia Brandon Edward Bowman Ed Brogdon Reggie Bradley Angelia Brooks BOWMAN, HOMER JEFFERSON, Band 1 2. BOWMAN, JOSEPH EDWARD, Student Council 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Parliamentarian 4. BRADLEY, REGINALD ALEXANDER, Student Council 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; C-Team Basketball 1; B-Team Basketball 2; Intramurals 1, 3. BRANDON, PATRICIA ANN, Student Council 4; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Senior Class Play 4. BROGDON, ED WILLIE, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3‘, 4; Glee Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class President 4; Senior Superlative 4; Boy of the Month 4. BROOKS. ANGFIIA DEIOROS, Student Council 2; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Junior Exchangettes 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, State Convention 2; Library Club 1, 2, o, 4, Reporter 2, 4, President 3; Candy Stripers 3, 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Co-Chairman of Junior-Senior Prom 3; Girl of the Month 4; Senior Class Play 4. 26 BRUCE, ELISHA BENJAMIN, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Intra- murals 2. CANTEY, JANICE CAROL, Key Club Sweetheart 4; Junior Exchangettes 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 4, Clinic 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant 4; U. of F. Journalism Institute 4. CLARK, DONNIE HILL, Library Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; B-Team Football 1; Senior Class Play 4. COLVIN, BARBARA JEANETTE, F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 3. COX, CYNTHIA MARIAN, F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3. Alice and many other Seniors wrok hard to earn money for senior expenses. COX, FRANCES GAIL, F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 1, 2; Melodettes 4. Benny Bruce Janice Cantey Donnie Clark Jeanette Colvin Cynthia Cox Gail Cox 27 Patti Sue Craig Wanda Sue Cross Carol Crouch CRAIG, PATTI SUE, Student Council 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 3, 4; Candy Stripers 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Melodettes 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Girls' Trio 4; Dixieland Band 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4; Homecoming Queen 4. CROSS, WANDA SUE, F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 2; Senior Class Play 4 CROUCH, JEAN CAROL, Student Council 2, 3, 4, State Convention 3; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Junior Exchangettes 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Senior Class Play 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Home- coming Queen Contestant 4; Senior Superlative 4; Girl of the Month 4; Inter-Club Council 4, President 4; Salutatorian 4. DAUGHTRY, MARCUS KEITH, N.H.S. 3; Key Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; B-Team Basketball 2; Tobacco Queen Contestant Escort 4. DAVIS, ANITA CAROLE, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.T.A. 2, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; U. of F. Journalism Institute 4. DENNISON, CHARLES FARRELL, F.F.A. 4; Senior Class Play 4; Basketball 1; Intramurals Janice and Paula enjoy boy-watching at 2, 4. basketball practice. Keith Daughtry Carole Davis Charles Dennison 28 Gary Edwards Jo Ann Edwards Bunny Fletcher EDWARDS, GARY RONALD, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Varsity Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Ca-Captain 4; Homecoming Queen Escort 4; Inter-Club Council 4. EDWARDS, SYLVIAN JO ANN, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Candy Stripers 4. FLETCHER, HARRIET LOUISE, N.H.S. 3, 4; Junior Exchangettes 4; Junior Exchange Club Sweetheart 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.F.A. Sweet- heart 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Clinic 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant 4; Senior Superlative 4; U. of F. Journalism Institute 4. FUTCH, LYNDA JOAN, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drum Majorette 2, Drum Majorette 3, 4, Student Conductor 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, President-Elect 3, President 4; Candy Stripers 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3; Melodettes 2, 3, 4; Girls' Trio 4; Senior Superlative 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant 4; Inter-Club Council 4. GAY, ALICE MARIE, N.H.S. 3, District Convention 3; Junior Exchangettes 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Thespian Troupe 3, 4, President 4; Senior Class Play 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Senior Superlative 4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Inter-Club Council 4. GAY, RAYMOND ALLAN, Glee Club 3, 4; Boys' Ensemble 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Inter-Club Council 4. Lynda Futch Alice Gay Raymond Gay 29 Bill Godwin John Gray Johnny Haire Neil Hamilton Topper Hampton Sandra Harper GODWIN, WILLIAM ROLAND, Student Council 3, 4; N.H.S. 3; School Boy Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4, Patrol Chief 1, 2; Glee Club 4. GRAY, JOHN DALE, F.F.A. 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball 1. HAIRE, JOHN WILLIAM, Basketball 1. HAMILTON, NEIL MORSE, Library Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 4. HAMPTON, BRUCE ELLIOTT, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Parliamentarian 4, State Convention 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Annual Class 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Contestant Escort 4; Exchange Club Speech Winner—2nd Place 3; Boy of the Month 4; Senior Superlative 4. HARPER, SANDRA KAYE, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Stripers 3, 4. 30 Wayne Hayes Richard Hiers Patty Hill Charles Hinsey Stewart Hinson Joe Hornsby HAYES, JOHN WAYNE, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4, Dreamboat 4; Boys' Ensemble 4. HIERS. RICHARD DULEY, F.F.A. 1, 3, 4; B-Team Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 4; Softball 3. HILL, PATRICIA MARY, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A.. 1, 3, 4; Candy Stripers 3; Thespian Troupe 3, 4. HINSEY, CHARLES ALBERT, Band 1, 2, 3. HINSON, STEWART McRAE, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, State Convention 3; N.H.S. 3, 4, President 4, State Convention 3; Key Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant 4, State Band Clinic 3, 4, Dixieland Band 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Glee Club 3, 4, Vice-Presidnet 4, Student Director 3, 4; Boys' Ensemble 4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant Escort 4; Senior Superlative 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Valedictorian 4. 31 HORNSBY, JOSEPH EZEKIEL, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Tommy Howell Wayne Johnson Marcia Jaillet Danny Jeter Bonnie King Bruce King HOWELL, THOAAAS WILLIAM, F.F.A. 4; F.F.A. String Band 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAILLET, MARCIA JOANN, Transfer from Leon High School, Tallahassee, Florida 3. JETER, DANNY EUGENE, Junior Exchange Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dixieland Band 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 4. JOHNSON, WAYNE LEWIS, Student Council 2; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. KING, BONNIE CAROLE, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Candy Stripers 3, 4, President 3, 4; Glee Club 4, President 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Thespian Troupe, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Inter-Club Council 4. Accidents will happen, and they do, especially to Seniors. KING, BRUCE CARLTON, Student Council 3. 32 KITTRELL, JOHN PAUL, Glee Club 4; Thespian Troupe 3, 4; Football 3, Manager 4; Basketball Manager 4. LABARRE, JARVIS BONSER, II, Junior Exchange Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dixieland Band 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Glee Club 4; Inter-Club Council 4. LISTER, JOHN ANDREW LODGE, ROBERT MICHAEL, Junior Exchange Club 4, President 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Best Tackier Award 3, Best Back Award 4, Northwest Florida Conference Team 3, 4; Boy of the Month 4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Superlative 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Vice-President 4. LUTEN, RICHARD JOSEPH, Student Council 4; Glee Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Best Backer Award 2, Best Blocker Award 3, 4, Best Lineman Award 3, 4, First Big Bend Team 4, All Conference 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Co-Chairman of Junior-Senior Prom 3; Senior Superlative 4. , , Richard and Keith enjoy a late chat after a date. MARSH, CAROL JEAN, Junior Exchangettes 4; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Melodettes 4; N.H.S. 4. Paul Kittrell Jarvie LaBarre Robert Lodge Richard Luten John Lister Carol Marsh 33 Sandra Martin Fount May Patsy May MARTIN, SANDRA GAYLE, F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4. MAY, FOUNTAIN HOWARD, Transfer from Darlington Prep. School 3; Student Council 3; Junior Exchangette Dreamboat 4; Junior Exchange Club 4; Thespian Troupe 4; Football 3; Homecoming Queen Contestant Escort 4; Junior Annual Class 3; F.F.A. 2. MAY, PATRICIA ANN, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Junior Exchangettes 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 3, 4; Melodettes 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4; U. of F. Journalism Institute 4; Inter-Club Council 4. MORROW, MARGIE LOYE, F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3. MUNROE, ALICE CONSTANCE, F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 1; Senior Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Homecoming Queen Contestant 4. MUNROE, JACK MARTYN, Student Council 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, State Convention 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Contestant Escort 4; Senior Superlative. Mr. Race assists Mike Parramore with his citizenship paper. Margie Morrow Connie Munroe Jack Munroe 34 Mary Jean Mynard Mike Parramore Judy Peacock MYNARD, MARY JEAN, Junior Exchangettes 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4, Sweetheart 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Melodettes 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; N.H.S. 4. PARRAMORE, MICHAEL GEORGE, N.H.S. 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Senior Annual Staff 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2. PEACOCK, JUDITH CAROL, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Melodettes 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 2; Junior Annual Class 3; Cheerleader 1, 3, Head Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, Clinic 3. POPPELL, ELIZABETH SHARON, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Volleyball 4. PORCH, MARY KATE, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4. Robert and Frank faithfully mail letters to their steadies. POSTON, SALLIE LOUISE, Transfer from Greensboro High School, Greensboro, Florida. Sharon Poppell Mary Kate Porch Sallie Poston 35 PRESNELL, LYNDA CAROL, Student Council 4; F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Library Club 3; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Annual Staff 4. RAKER, ROBERT WESLEY, F.T.A. 3, 4. Lynda Presnell Bob Raker Wanda Sadberry RHOADES, JAMES CARL, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; School Boy Patrol 1; Glee Club 4; Thespian Troupe 4; Football 2, 3; Baseball 2; Basketball Manager 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RUDD, ROXCENA ANN, Transfer from Leon High School, Tallahassee, Florida 4; F.H.A. 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Senior Superlative 4; Girls of the Month 4. SADBERRY, WANDRA, F.T.A. 4; Thespian Troupe 4. SIRCY, JAMES ALLEN, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. SIRCY, JOHN FRANKLIN, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; B-Team Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3. SKIPPER, SYLVIA THERESA, Band 1; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Girls' Chorus 3. SMITH, JANE ALLEN, Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Candy Stripers 3; Cheerleaders 3, 4, Clinic 3, 4. Jimmy Rhoades Roxcena Rudd Allen Sircy John Sircy 36 STEPHENS, JESSE HUGH, JR., Student Council 2, 3; Junior Exchange Club 4; F.F.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 3; Football 2; B-Team Basketball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. TAYLOR, FRANK EDWARDS, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Key Club 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Tobacco Queen Contestant Escort 4; Senior Superlative 4; Boy of the Month 4; Inter-Club Council 4; N.H.S. 4; Class Historian 4. Sylvia Skipper Eddie Taylor Betty Troupe TAYLOR, JOHN LEWIS, JR., Student Council 1, 3, Parliamentarian 3; Band 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, National Convention 1, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, State Con- vention 2, Livestock Judging Team 2, Secretary 2; Glee Club 3; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant Escort 4. THOMAS, BRENDA, Student Council 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Junior Exchangettes 4, President 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Candy Stripers 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Melodettes 3, 4; Girls' Trio 4; Senior Annual Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Junior Annual Class 3; Senior Superlative 4; Girl of the Month 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Secretary 4; Class Prophet 4. TROUPE, BETTY JEAN, F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 1, 3; Thespian Troupe 4; Senior Class Play 4. Jane Allen Smith Hugh Stephens Johnny Taylor Brenda Thomas 37 ■ ■ Linda Sue Weeks Brenda White Peggy Wilson Edna Wood WALKER, PAULA JEAN, Junior Exchangettes 4; Tiger's Tale Staff 4; Band 1, 2; F.T.A. 2, 4; F.H.A. 1; Junior Annual Class 3; Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Head 4, Clinic 3, 4; Tobacco Queen Contestant 4. WEEKS, LINDA SUE, F.T.A. 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Library Club 1; Glee Club 4. WHITE, BRENDA LORETTA, Junior Exchangettes 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Melodettes 4. WHITLEY, MOODY TONEY, Transfer from Milton, Florida 3; Basketball 3, 4. Paula Walker Toney Whitley Jody Woodward WILSON, PEGGY DELORES, F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Candy Stripers 3; Senior Class Play 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3. WOOD, EDNA ELIZABETH, F.T.A. 4; F.H.A. 1, 3. WOODWARD, CLARA JO, F.H.A. 1, 4; Glee Club 4. 38 SANDRA GREENWALD ft Qenion CAiSS Qp xki A Part of Us On September 1, Sandra Greenwald was killed by lightning. She was to be a senior at Quincy High School. Sandy was a part of us—the Senior Class of '64. Like all of us, she was just beginning to realize the complexities of living. She was on the threshold of life, becoming aware of the value and majesty of simply being. We have all been explorers, traveling down the road of life side by side. Sandy has now taken a different road. She has left us. We must continue down our road of life, but some- day we will meet Sandy again. Until then, we can only hope she knows that we have pro- found esteem for her . . . because she was the first, therefore, perhaps the best. Sandra Horper 39 From all these seniors come the select few who are chosen as Senior Superlatives. The Senior Class of 1964, after surviving twelve crowded years of school with all its trials and tirbulations, is finally ready to leave Q.H.S. These years of school, growth and fun have molded each individual into a distinctly special someone with certain characteristics and personality quirks. These traits are a deciding factor in the selection of the Senior Superlatives. The senior class votes for and selects those seniors who are super in some way. The results are kept secret until Class Night, when a class officer names the Prettiest, Wittiest, Most Popular and so on. This is the suspense-filled attraction which everyone awaits anxiously. No matter what the title, each superlative is proud and honored. Lynda and Eddie are delighted to find their names on the list of 1964 Senior Superlatives. 44 Student Council Emphasizes Democracy Student Council representatives make plans for the forthcoming elections. Carol Crouch adds another campaign poster to the crowded bulletin board. JLtjo The Student Council has recently adopted the method of schoolwide elections for its officers. Two capable students are selected by the Council from its membership to run for each office. A week of hectic campaigning is brought to a close with a speech in assembly by each of the candidates. The student body then makes its choice by secret ballot. Eddie Taylor gives his campaign speech in assembly. He was elected President of Student Council for 1963-64. 50 Worthy Projects Meet Present Needs The assistance of the Student Council members is gratefully re- ceived by anxious seventh graders on their first school day. Parents would be lost without the helping hand of the members who guide them to their children's teachers at the November P.T.A. meeting. New students relish the welcoming spirit shown by Coun- cil members. Funds from football programs provide timely gifts to the school, such as money for the library and a mirror for the girls' room. Service projects include Homecoming, school handbooks and the Confederate Ball. Connie Munroe is interviewed by moderators Patsy Wood and Brenda Yates on the Student Council Forum. Pam Coggins and Ann Chester distribute programs at the Live Oak football game. Student Council officers discuss good selling techniques as they pre- pare to sell Student Council handbooks. 51 Hospital Enjoys Candy Stripers’ Charm Bonnie King, President, and Brigitta Bietenholz, Vice-President, assist Patti Sue Craig, Secretary-Treasurer, in a demonstration of supporting a patient correctly. Organized in February of 1963, the Candy Stripers add a new at- mosphere to the Gadsden County Hospital. They render aid on a vol- untary basis by serving trays, entertaining patients and running errands for patients and nurses. The Candy Stripers are sponsored by the Hos- pital Auxiliary. Mrs. Melba Strong acts as their faculty adviser. Girls between the ages of 16 and 18 are eligible for membership. Brigitta Bietenholz, Bonnie King, Lynda Futch and The Candy Stripers find time for a few laughs during their busy schedule while Mrs. Proctor, Patti Sue Craig replace trays after the noon meal. their supervisor, looks on. 52 New Point System Inspires Effort in N. H.S. A regular duty performed by Stewart Hinson, President; Connie Seniff, Chaplain; Angelia Brooks, Secretary; and Jimmy Barineau, Treasurer, after each six weeks grading period is checking the grades of all Q.H.S. students. Those with a 90-or-above average are listed on the Honor Roll, which is published in the GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES and THE TIGER'S TALE. Increased activity well de- scribes the 1963-64 National Hon- or Society. The newly adopted point system, which determines what members are eligible to at- tend conventions, has added an extra incentive for the members. Tuturing, the Tiger Roll and Hon- or's Day are major N.H.S. projects. The success of the National Honor Society is evidenced by the enthu- siasm displayed in these projects, both by the membership and the student body. Come rain or shine, every day of the week students are tutored by faithful N.H.S. members. Here Patsy Wood tutors in math. The last frantic moments of the night before Homecoming are captured here as some of the N.H.S. members work feverishly to finish their float. 53 Jr. Exchange Cl ill ) Makes Its Debut at Q.H.S. The first Junior Exchange Club has elected Bunny Fletcher as their first Sweetheart. The officers and sponsor gather around her in smiling recognition of this honor. After many years of trying, the Quincy Exchange Club has established a Jun- ior Exchange Club at Q.H.S. The infant club promises to make great strides with Robert Lodge, its first president. Committees are active and meetings are infor- mative and interesting. The members of the Quincy Jr. Exchange Club enjoy one of the varied programs at their regular meetings. 54 Jr. Exchangette Club Is New at Q.H.S. One of the two new youth or- ganizations begun at Q.H.S. in 1963 by the Exchange Club of Quincy is the Junior Exchangette Club. This ser- vice club is composed of girls from the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. Mrs. Sara Ruth McKeown serves as the sponsor. The Jr. Ex- changette Club is patterned after the senior Exchange Club, and like the senior club, has the motto, Unity for service. Above is the governing body of the Jr. Exchangette Club, the Board ,cf Control. They are being briefed on the constitution and by-laws of the club by Jr. Exchangettes from Tallahassee. Service is the primary aim of the Jr. Exchangette Club. The project commit- tee keeps the club busy with service proj- ects throughout the year. Two Thanksgiv- ing baskets, Christmas caroling for inva- lids and a foster child overseas are some of the service projects which the Jr. Ex- changettes participated in during 1963-64. Patsy McNeill, Patsy May, Janice Cantey and Brenda Thomas struggle with the boxes of food contributed by the Jr. Exchangettes to needy families for Thanksgiving. Brenda Yates and Lynda Futch distribute programs at the Exchange Club Talent Show. The Exchangettes helped advertise the first faculty-varsity basketball game, distributed programs at the Exchange Club Talent Show and participated in a money drive for the March of Dimes. Proceeds received from the Exchange Club Talent Show and money-making projects were used to finance service projects. 55 Quincy High 56 School Band . . . and the Band Played On QUINCY JUNIOR HIGH BAND Q.H.S. BAND MAJORETTES LYNDA FUTCH, Drum Majorette Competition sparks the band's an- nual magazine sale. The officers serve as team captains for the drive and each member competes for team prizes and individual recognition. The money earned is used to finance band trips to football games and to district and state music festivals. The money is also used to provide music materials and large instruments. The band officers count the money received from magazine sales and plan their strategy for the rest of the drive as Mr. Burns observes. The Quincy Junior High Band is a new addition to Q.H.S. this year. It consists of stu- dents from the seventh and eighth grades. Robbie Susan Story, Drum Majorette, led the band at the first football game and in the Homecoming Parade. Library Club Answers an Urgent Need Officers review the popular albums with Mrs. Strong, Library Club Sponsor. The Library Club has proven itself valuable to Q.H.S. It would be a difficult job for the library to operate without assistance from the club. Of their many duties, some of the most important are checking out materials to students, keeping ma- terials straight, mending books, posting fine no- tices, keeping a bulletin board and taking inven- tory. Jarvis LaBarre, Jimmie Ruth Howell, Donnie Clark, and Carol Ferguson study the necessary steps for threading the new projector. Delores Bryant and Brigitta Bietenholz pay their library fines to Neil Hamilton and James Fowler. The Library Club does not allow any delinquencies in the payment of past dues. 59 Quincy High Devours the TIGER’S TALE These eager reporters are on their way to sell a spicy edition of the TIGER'S TALE. When publishing day rolls around every three weeks, hushed silence abides in the homerooms as each student clutches his copy of the TIGER'S TALE. Editorials, club news, gossip columns and sports ac- counts interest students from the seventh through the twelfth grades. Mrs. Lamar, sponsor, and co-editors Carol Crouch and Eddie Taylor plan new changes in the TIGER'S TALE. This year's TIGER'S TALE has made some major changes. The size of the paper has increased 25%; the mast has been changed and a higher quality pa- per has been used. These changes have aroused in- terest and increased sales. Page editors, copy editors and photographers are hard at work. 60 Key Club Promotes Civic Service Key Club officers Jack Monroe, Hugh Thompson, Stewarf Hinson and Gary Edwards admire Key Club Sweetheart Janice Cantey before the Homecoming Parade begins. The Key Club, sponsored by the Quincy Kiwanis Club, has a well-estab- lished reputation for service at Q.H.S. and the community. Mr. Murray Langford is their faculty adviser. Each year a scholar- ship is given to a senior boy on the basis of character, scholarship and need. In or- der to secure money for the scholarship and other projects, the Key Club sells cof- fee at all home football games. They also sell Christmas trees and light bulbs. Key Clubbers load up for a district meeting. Key Club coffee really hits the spot at a cold football game. Here Topper Hampton and Eddie Taylor take their turns selling it. 61 F.H.A. Projects Help to Better Community The Future Homemakers of America promote interest in home economics and teach members to grow in the home, in the community and in the school. They are guided by their conscientious spon- sors, Mrs. Evelyn Batson and Mrs. Ruby Wolf. These Future Homemakers are busily engaged in preparing hamburgers to sell at the F.H.A. booth at the football game. The F.H.A. officers are happy and proud to announce to Allen Sircy that he is their 1963-64 Dreamboat. Allene Smith leads the discussion of the Christmas workshop sponsored by the F.H.A. 62 F.F.A. Excels in a Variety of Activities j F.F.A. officers and Bunny Fletcher, F.F.A. Sweetheart, gaze with pride at their rare Gold Emblem Award. F.F.A. students learn how to operate the woodworking machine. The annual Father-Son Banquet is made possible each year by selling hamburgers and peanuts at the football games and cokes at the basketball games. The F.F.A. also spon- sors F.F.A. calendars. Raising hogs and grow- ing corn are their projects for competition in contests. Repairing machinery is still another job that keeps the F.F.A. busy. Parliamentary Procedure Team practices for contest. 63 Patrol Stiffens Safety Rules at Q.H.S. The entire patrol is seen assembled here to be instructed by Patrolman Walsh. This year many changes have been made in Quincy's School Boy Patrol. As before, the squad is under the regulation of the City Police Department, but now there is also a school sponsor, Mr. Ridlehoover. With his aid, the twenty-six members have created membership re- quirements. In order to stay on the force, each boy must have passing grades and be of good conduct. A stronger emphasis is being placed on the enforcement of laws by the patrol also. School Boy Patrol Captain, Jimmy Bauldree, holds up traffic for Brigitta Bietenholz and Connie Munrce. 64 F.T.A. Says Experience Is a Good Teacher The Future Teachers of America gain experience by assisting the elementary school teachers once a week. They help the students read and write; they grade papers for the teachers and supervise the children on the playground. Any mem- ber may teach if he has a study hall and is suitable for the job. Problems arise when left-handed members try to show right-handed pupils how to write or when they have to remember how to print. Mrs. LaBarre, Sponsor of F.T.A., and Palsy May, President, discuss F.T.A. business. Jarvis LaBarre, Vice-President, helps pupils in Mrs. Mason's class with Brigitta Bietenholz, Secretary-Treasurer of F.T.A., listens as Mrs. Wahl's their writing. pupils read. 65 Glee Club Enhances Music for Q.H.S. Third period Glee Club students work hard to learn the music for the operetta. Through the years the Quincy High Glee Club has contributed much to com- munity entertainment. This year they performed at the P.T.A. Christmas program, assemblies, spring concert and graduation. The classes had several bake sales to earn money for the spring concert. Stewart Hinson directs sixth period Glee Club as they practice for the P.T.A. Christmas program. 66 Students and Many Quincy Citizens Melodettes and Boys' Ensemble took part in the youth concert, sponsored by the Woman's Club. The Melodettes and Boys' Ensemble, special Glee Club groups, participated in civic programs and in the youth concert, sponsored by the Woman's Club. Wayne Hayes and Brenda Thomas were , elected to represent sixth period The Sweetheart and Dreamboat of third period Glee Club are Mary Glee Club as their Dreamboat and Sweetheart. Jean Mynard and Jarvis LaBarre. 67 Thespian Plays Liven Assemblies Sugar and Spice —Chump Edwards (Donnie Bailey) rubs the injured foot of the lovely Suzanne (Jeannie Murphy) while Jane (Joyce Gray) reaches the limit of her endurance. The three Thespian officers, Raymond Gay, Vice-President; Alice Gay, Pres- ident; and Bonnie King, Secretary, gaze admiringly at the Thespian award. Three one-act plays highlight the assembly pro- grams each year. The spectators look forward to such choices as Sugar and Spice, So Early in the Morning and High Window. Troupe 160 promotes appreciation of dramatic art through the speech class, which produces the plays, and through its an- nual awards. The best actor and actress and the best supporting actor and actress are selected for special recognition. Sugar and Spice —Mr. Jones (Wayne Hayes) demands an explan- ation from Mrs. Jones (Wanda Sue Cross) about the sudden, alarm- ing behavior of their daughter, Jane. 68 BIG DOC’S GIRL Reflects Teen’s Conflicts LEFT: In the rough describes this practice scene of Peggy and Alice rehearsing their lines. BELOW: Like most sisters, Mary and Mellie Kate don't always see eye to eye. Mrs. Clayborn, played by Lynda Presnell, is beset by a serious illness which is a great concern to everyone. Big Doc, portrayed by Johnny Taylor, tries not to show his distress at the situation. Rev. Mac Creighton, played by Keith Daughtry, becomes a comfort to the family. BIG DOC'S GIRL is the story of a high school senior named Mary Clayborn, portrayed by Carol Crouch. She learned to deal with a death in the family, a marriage proposal, care of the house and the discipline of her younger sister. Big Doc, played by Johnny Taylor, and Mrs. Clayborn, Lynda Presnell, were her parents. Bill, Stewart Hinson, was an ambitious medical- school graduate. Keith Daughtry played as Rev. Mac Creighton, and Peggy Wilson and Alice Gay played the parts of Ruth and Mellie Kate, Mary's sisters. Carole Davis was cast as Mrs. Milborn. Hill patients were Donnie Clark, Charles Den- nison and Tommy Howell. Mrs. Wilbur Castellow directed the play with the assistance of Angelia Brooks, student director. 69 Brenda Thomas, Mrs. Helen Smith and Connie Munroe put the final touches on copy before it is sent to the publisher. New Equipment Makes Load Easier Carol Crouch and Bunny Fletcher work on ad pages while Gary Edwards checks on ad sales. Good management on the part of former staffs has pro- vided sufficient funds for the 1964 staff to enjoy a new ad- ding machine and a new elite typewriter. Little by little the necessary equipment is being added. The staff can now boast of its two-drawer metal filing cabinet, a pica typewriter and metal table and the two '64 purchases. 70 THE TIGER Staff’s Aspirations Run High Ooooh, my feet! groans Janice Cantey as she, Mr. Hunt and Brigitta Bietenholz end a tiring day's work of photography. Mr. Hunt, of Leonard's Studio in St. Augustine, takes and develops many pictures for THE TIGER. Patsy May, Keith Daughtry and Mike Parra more check the sports schedule. THE 1964 TIGER Staff met a terrific challenge to climb toward goals a staff never before dreamed of at Q.H.S. Four years of criticism by national asso- ciations and the continued guidance of Mrs. Helen Smith have helped improve THE TIGER. Alumni re- turn and report that THE TIGER is better than college annuals in their schools. This year's staff has made bold changes to give its subscribers a unique year- book. They sincerely hope that everyone is pleased with their work. Copyreading in the living room is a typ- ical scene as a deadline draws near. Faith- fully performing this task are Cynthia Cox, Carole Davis, Mary Jean Mynard and Lynda Presnell. 71 THE TIGER Growls-and the Junior The 22 inexperienced but eager Juniors who make up the 1964 Junior Tiger Staff face the terrifying transaction of editing THE TIGER. Selling annuals, ads and school pictures means get- ting out of class, which is good fun, but at the same time serious business and hard work. An en- during patience and a will to work are the main requisites needed to be a member of the Junior Staff. The satisfying re- ward is finally realized when the last subscriber receives his copy of THE TIGER. On the way to take ad pictures are Betty Ann Shelter, Patsy McNeill, Kaye Sanford, Mr. Martin, Dianne Peacock Martha May, Richard Gardner and Frank Morgan. Walter Dover, Connie Seniff, Jane Strickland and Christy Smith work Selling annuals are Mary Martha Massey, Rodney Joyner, Hugh Thomp- on the moneys collected sheets. son and Kathryn Morrow. 72 Annual Staff Springs into Carolyn Jeffcoat, Jimmy Barineau and Judy Hutchinson draw up their layout sheets. The Junior Staff studies the critique from the National Yearbook Association. At first the criticism seems totally unjust but after the third round with it, the juniors de- cide to make the suggested improvements. Action Sheila Rawls, Mary Louise Lester and Joel Embry review blunders in THE '63 TIGER. Mr. Watters is THE TIGER'S reason for signing a contract year after year with Taylor Publishing Com- pany. He is the cushion that smooths the rocky road of dreaded deadlines. The Junior Staff listens attentively while Mr. Watters, Taylor's representative, clears up some of the mysteries of the '63 critique. 73 THE FIGHTING TIGERS Lack of experience and an unusually large number of in- juries resulted in the worse foot- ball season for Q.H.S. since 1951. Though morale was low at times, good sportsmanship prevailed. Timers’ Losing Season Blamed on QHS 7 Milton 55 QHS 0 Cairo 30 QHS 0 Walton 20 QHS 20 Bainbridge 35 QHS 20 Madison 7 QHS 0 Chipley 12 QHS 0 Live Oak 33 QHS 7 Port St. Joe 21 QHS 7 Monticellct 12 QHS 6 Marianna 41 - Robert Lodge breaks loose in the Braves secondary to score for the Fighting Tigers, due to downfield blocking by teammates. 1964 VARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW. left to right; Tommy Howell, Allen Sircy, Frank Baker, Robert Lodge, Richard Luten, Keith Daughtry, Richard Hiers, Johnny Taylor, Ed Brogdon. SECOND ROW: Joel Embry, Tommy Goodwin, Richard Wynne, George McCall, Pat Parmer, Jim Spooner, Neal Davis, Walter Dover, Doyle Forehand. Larry Bauldree, Charles Baur, Hugh Thompson, Murraye Seay. THIRD ROW: Manager Paul Kittrell, Ed Sanders, Freddie Gray, Lamar Munroe, 76 Injuries and Lack of Experience COACHES GEORGE VAUGHN Defensive Coach CARLOS DEASON Head Coach BILL ROGERS Line Coach LESLIE JONES Varsity Coach Bill Newcomb, Craig McMillan, Forace Baggett, David DeBord, Thomas Parker, Charles LaBarre, Clayton Hanney, Henry Burnett, Harold Clements, Jimmy Taylor, Berry Laslie. Co-Captains Led the Struggle ALLEN SIRCY R.E. Co-Captains Richard Luten and Robert Lodge anxiously watch the tossing of the coin beginning the DeFuniak game. ROBERT LODGE H.B Co-Captain RICHARD LUTEN L.G. Co-Captain in Many Hard-Fought Games A driving block delivered by Richard Luten enables Robert Lodge to carry the ball for a first down. 79 FRANK BAKER L.E. JOHNNY TAYLOR R.T. CHEER UP, BOYS! Things could be worse.' Squad Elected Outstanding Players Each year at the Quarterback Club Banquet, awards are given to outstanding football players selected by the team. The awards this year are as follows: Richard Luten, Best Lineman and Best Blocker; Walter Dover, Best Tackier, Doyle Forehand, Best Sportsman; Hugh Thompson, Most Improved Player; Robert Lodge, Best Back. ED BROGDON F.B. TOMMY HOWELL H.B. KEITH DAUGHTRY Q.B. Junior Varsity Builds for the Future The purpose of the Junior Var- sity is to ease the transition from junior high to varsity standards. It prepares the individual for football on the varsity level by teaching him fundamentals and giving him a chance to compete in inter-school activities. This competition teaches him to accept losses as well as to enjoy wins. The record showed a losing season but the experience gained by participation was inval- uable. QHS 6 Bainbridge 14 QHS 0 Cairo 9 QHS 7 Bainbridge 20 QHS 7 Raa Jr. High 20 QHS 7 Cairo 14 QHS 20 Monticello 6 Coach Jones explains a play to Junior Varsity Co-Captains Arthur Munroe and Winston Chester. 1963 JUNIOR VARSITY—FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Rudd, Doug Dowling, Bruce Thomas, Jimmy Porch, Phillip Adams, Will Maxwell, Walter McPherson, David Ventry, Davis Bell, Hollis Finuff. SECOND ROW: Manager William Coley, Jimmy Suber, Arthur Munroe, Winston Chester, Dennis Seniff, George Bywater, Ken Deason, George Stabler, John Humphry, Larry Brannon, Morgan Markham, Rick Embry, Bonnell Forehand, Tom Buttram. 81 QHS 42 Port St. Joe 73 QHS 48 Perry 54 QHS 50 Malone 74 QHS 71 Greensboro 63 QHS 58 Chattahoochee 75 QHS 48 Marianna 60 QHS 55 Havana 50 QHS 57 Pensacola Tech 56 QHS - 55 Chipley 70 QHS 43 Leon 59 QHS 47 Port St. Joe 58 QHS 50 Marianna 54 QHS 49 Malone 65 QHS 49 Perry 53 QHS 60 Chattahoochee 67 QHS 53 Florida High 65 QHS 67 Greensboro 74 QHS 56 Chattahoochee 72 QHS 80 Havana 63 QHS 61 Greensboro 66 The team receives last minute instructions before the buzzer sounds to begin the game. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-FIRST ROW, left to right: Walter Dover, Gary Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mike Parramore, George McCall, Rodney Joyner, Bill Rowell, Tommy Bauldree, Eddie Woodward. THIRD ROW: Frank Baker, Ralph Sperling, Eddie Taylor, Gale Coleman, Gary Porch, Toney Whitley, Greg Goodman. 83 T v —he- i Hustling Y6 -92) rr I lgers Battle Determinedly The 1964 Tiger Basketball Team, one of the youngest ever to ploy for Quincy, played hard but ended with a losing record. The team consisted of three sen- iors, eight juniors and one soph- omore. This apparent lack of age and experience showed in the scores. Scoring was incon- sistent and rebounding, weak. Coach Vaughn said, how- ever, that the Tigers were the most hustling team I have ever coached at Quincy. They im- proved greatly during the year. FRANK BAKER Walter Dover, chosen by the team, is the outstanding player of the year. EDDIE TAYLOR GARY EDWARDS Co-Captain 84 Dance Ends; Memories Linger The mighty Tiger, Bobby Ventry, grins with delight as he proceeds to wash up a pair of woeful Chipley Tigers, Barry Laslie and Doug Byrd. I At the 1963 Homecoming Dance Patti Sue and Gary begin the first [dance to the strains of Three Coins in a Fountain. Who, me?! exclaims Patti Sue as she is named the 1963 Home- coming Queen. The Homecoming of 1963 was composed of many hours of preparation and planning which included hard work, tensions, fun and laughter. The contestants, the float builders, the decorators and the football players looked toward it with great excitement and anticipation. Anxious eyes gazed constantly toward the skies in hopes of a clear, windswept day in which the ceremonies could be carried out with all the pomp and dignity expected of a Q.H.S. Homecoming. When the long- awaited day finally arrived and was over, it was a day to be remembered and treasured. 95 4 Young and Foolish . . . 'Young and foolish— Why is it wrong to be? Young and foolish— We haven't long to be. Soon enough The carefree days. The sunlit days go by. Soon enough The bluebird has to fly. Now I don't want this to 90 any farther than this room, but . . . (A typical Junior slumber party.) Joel Embry and Rosa Nelson begin a night filled with fun. Um-m-m-m-m-m' We Haven t Long to Be’r Don't fire 'til you see the whites of their eyes! i$ often heard on Halloween night as the egg supply gets low. At the State Band Festival in Fort Walton Beach, Dennis Seniff is caught in the act of descending after a trip upstairs to see the girls. Need we say more? Craig McMillan is a true example of the price one must pay as a slave at the Latin Banquet. 97 Students Achieve Distinctive Honors Mary Louise Ray, a member of the Quincy 4-H Club, was a state winner in the 4-H Child Development Program. Leona Faircloth, 1964-65 F.H.A. President, is busy writing letters in her campaign for. State F.H.A. President. Frank Baker and Stewart Hinson discuss their responsibilities as Junior Rotarians. They were elected by the Senior Class. Brigitta Bietenholz and Lynda Presnell were elected Junior Pilots by the Senior Class. 98 “Memories Are Made of This” Beth Fletcher adds the finishing touches as she prepares for the Confederate Ball. Dimmed lights, soft music and dancing couples create a romantic scene in the gym after football games. Tonight, the theme of the 1963 Junior-Senior Prom, is sung by the Junior Chorus as part of the entertainment. Neal Davis straightens his tie before leaving for the Confederate Ball. 99 Q.H.S. Contestants Display Beauty, Talent JANICE CANTEY PAULA WALKER Janice Cantey, a brunette senior, stands 5'4 tall and weighs 110 pounds. Janice is known for her bubbling per- sonality and blushing cheeks. Her talent presentation for the pageant was Shortnin' Bread ' a piano solo. A sparkling smile and pleasant disposition are two of Paula Walker's characteris- tics. Paula is a brunette, 5'5 tall and weighs 115 pounds. For her talent she wrote and presented an original skit. 100 and Charm in County Tobacco Pageant Drum Majorette Lynda Futch is 5'5 tall, weighs 115 pounds and has blond hair and green eyes. As her talent in the pageant she gave an interpretation of I Am an American by song, flute and speech. A jazz dance and piano solo, Alley Cat, was pre- sented by Bunny Fletcher at the Tobacco Pageant. Bunny is 5'6 , weighs 115 pounds and has brown hair and green eyes. Bunny is Head Cheer- leader at Q.H.S. LYNDA FUTCH BUNNY FLETCHER Quincy Library 101 Time Tells a Story at Q.H.S. 102 Students’ Support Stimulates Spirit Dec. 6, 1963, an extraordinary event occurred on the floors of the Quincy High gym. For lo and behold, the dignified faculty donned their gym shorts and tennis shoes and sauntered forth to battle the Quincy Tigers. This resulted in a wild, rib-splitting exhibition of basketball, which a record crowd witnessed. The faculty was strongly supported by six cheerleaders of the women faculty. It all ended with the Tigers winning by a close margin of 38-35. The materialistic symbol of Quincy High's fighting spirit. Students scramble for the back seats of the chartered bus to the Milton game. 104 The ’64 Juniors-Always Rushing Jimmy Allen Shirley Allen Marty Ard Donnie Bailey Jimmy Barineau Larry Bauldree Tommy Bauldree Charles Baur Nancy Baur Glynn Beach Ronnie Betts Alice Black Jean Braswell Delores Bryant Jerry Burnett Wayne Buttram Doug Byrd Joyce Chance BoBo Chason Linda Clark 106 Too Much to Do-Never Enough Time Pam Coggins Gale Coleman Neal Davis Arnold Dean Mary M. Dean Jane DeBord Walter Dover Jane Durham Joel Embry Carol Ferguson Vivian Ferguson Mary E. Fletcher Doyle Forehand James Fowler Richard Gardner Jim Godwin Greg Goodman Lynda Gcodson Tommy Goodwin Joyce Gray 107 Juniors’ Goal Is a Successful Prom The Jr. Sr. Prom is a worthwhile reward for the frozen hands and tired backs acquired while working at the Juniors' concession stand during football games. Lamar Hanna Judy Hutchinson Yolanda Harrell Carolyn Jeffcoat Mary Alice Harris Benny Johnson Wayne Hayes Rodney Joyner Jimmie Ruth Howell Ann Kennington 108 Juniors’ Float Is First in ’63, ’62, ’61 Peggy Lam Berry Laslie Carol Liggett Sara Lopez Charles L. Lester Mary M. Massey Mary L. Lester Martha May Anne Leynes George McCall ''Put 'Em In Orbit, Quincy was the theme of the Juniors' Homecoming float which brought them first place for the third year. 109 A Dream Comes True - Driver’s Licenses! Jeannie Murphy Hugh Nicholson Pat Parmer Dianne Peacock Joan Peverley Marilyn Pope Randall Poston Tommy Presnell Sheila Rawls Mary Louise Ray NO ’64 Juniors Are Footloose and Fancy Free Connie Seniff Betty Ann Shelfer Carol Shiver Christy Smith James Smith Judy Smith June Smith Tommy Smith Phylles Spears Ralph Sperling III Juniors Find It’s a World of Study Jim Spooner Bill Stegall Jane Strickland Arthur Sunday Louise Sunday Jeanette Tharp Jerome Tharpe Hugh Thompson Sheryl Thompson Carolyn Thursby John Veasey Bobby Ventry Sharon Wall Linda Weeks Richard Wells Roger Willis Patsy Wood Eddie Woodward Richard Wynne Brenda Yates 112 Clubs Add Zest to Sophomores’ Routine Forace Baggett Muriel Baggett Jerry Baker Mike Bales Virginia Barber Kay Bassett Jimmy Bauldree Linda Baur Nancy Beane Susan Bettis Connie Bowman Shirley Brandon Norma Brock Jackie Brooks Brenda Brown Linda Brunson Billy Bryant Ray Bryant Henry Burnett Libby Burns Larry Butler Brenda Campbell Alice Cannon Diane Chason Wayne Chester Tenth Grade Kinnie Coley Regina Collins David Dalton Alton Daughtry Bradley Davis Laura Davis Wesley Davis Donna Dean Dianne Dickenson Judy Dixon 113 Driver Education Takes Gail Gregory Eugene Griffiss Sybil Griffiss John Gunn Mike Haire Carol Hamilton Nancy Dreher Leona Faircloth Beth Fletcher Vickie Floyd Tenth Grade Sharon Franklin Peggy Franklin Larry Gibson George Gilbert Freddie Gray Clayton Hanney Linda Hinton Carol Holman Sarah Hood John Howell Wanda Ingram Dian Jeffcoat Carol Johnson Dwain Johnson Sandra Johnson Milton Kilpatrick Charlie LaBarre Mike Layerd Charlene Lolley Jimmy Luten Virginia Markham Linda Marsh Marianne Martin Donna Mays Virginia McKnight Craig McMillan Buddy Miller Cecil Morris Joan Morrow Dianne Moulton Larry Moulton Lamar Munroe Jimmy Naff Rosa Nelson Richard Nessmith 114 Sophs for a Rough Ride Tenth Grade Bill Newcomb David Ordos Thomas Parker John Parramore Patricia Parramore Jackie Peacock Alison Phillips Al Poppell Ed Poppell Gary Porch Cathy Porter Tad Pruette Roy Raker Harold Ray Thomas Ray John Redmon Carlton Renfroe Susan Reynolds Roy Rudd Wayne Sadler Ed Sanders Murraye Seay Wanda Sellars Arthur Sellers Sandra Selman Faye Shofner Mary Shuler Zane Sites Cecilia Smith Jo Ann Smith Martha Lee Smith Wayne Stewart Joy Sunday Jimmy Taylor Anne Auth Thigpen Jean Thompson Ralph Thursby Murry Todd David Tomlin Robert Walden Syble Weeks Marilyn Williams Jeynean Woodbery Jane Woodward Susan Woodward 0 1 y W 0 T § A — is. 7 o r V A y A ayL tv ii ■ft A A ft A Yv 0 115 James Abney Dianne Adams Philip Adams Judy Alderman Mike Allen Arthur Ashley Patricia Bales Patricia Barfield Frankie Beach Robert Beach Davis Bell Uli Bietenholz Frances Bowman Jim Bowman Larry Brannan Charles Brinkley Carolyn Brockman Georgia Brunson Ninth Grade Ingenious Freshmen Place Katie Burgess Guadalopi Burlison Jowanna Burlison Ronald Butler Tom Buttram George Bywater Steve Cain Allen Campbell Gene Carroll Billie Sue Carter Jimmy Carter Ann Chester Winston Chester Edna Clark Mike Cloud Gary Coleman William Coley Judy Cone Sharon Cox Mary Ann Crouch Ruby Daughtry Wanda Dean David DeBord Michael Donahue Doug Dowling Gail Edwards Suzanne Edwards Thomas Ellis Rick Embry Hollis Finuff 116 JoAnn Fletcher Paula Flournoy Patricia Flowers Harvey Forehand Charles Gardner Elaine Gatlin Kenne Gatlin Belinda Gilbert Peggy Gilbert Patricia Gray James Griffin Patsy Hamilton Danny Hayes Robert Hemanes Georgia Ann Hinsey Danny Howell Charles Hubbard John Humphrey Second in Homecoming Parade Ninth Grade Nancy Jaillet Jerome Jenkins A. C. Johnson Carolyn Johnson Jesse Johnson James Jones Naomi Jordan Allen Kingry Kelly Laslie Blucher Lines Peggy Sue Lively Sandra Lodge Sanford Lovingood Will Maxwell Henry McClellan Richard McDaniel Walter McPherson Tammy Miller Dianne Montague Gary Moore Blair Morgan Nan Morgan Sara Morgan Carol Morris Linda Morrow Clay Mulford Arthur Munroe Frank Munroe Gene Newcomb Maria Ordos 117 Patricia Parker John Parramore Jessie Sue Parrish Margie Parrish Scott Peters Angela Phillips Morris Pollock Eddie Porch Jimmy Porch Linda Ranew Thomas Renfroe Ann Richardson Larry Ritter Larry Rudd Peggy Rudd Terry Russell Jim Sadberry Teresa Sadler Linda Schofield Diane Scott Virginia Scott Patricia Sellars Dennis Seniff Janice Smith Pat Smith Cheryl Snipes George Stabler Linda Stephens Andy Suber Bob Suber Fickle Freshmen Add Spice to Q.H.S. Ninth Grade Frances Suber Jimmy Suber Linda Suber Lynette Sullivan Kay Sykes Max Taylor Mike Taylor Bruce Thomas Patsy Thursby Judy Tomlin David Ventry Raymond Watson Carleen Weeks Mike West Graves Williams June Wilson Susan Wynne 118 Vic Adams Ann Adcock Thomas Alford Deborah Anderson Ronnie Baggett Jimmy Barber Tommy Barineau Ricky Barnett Jeff Barton Shirley Beach Jean Bettis Billie Jean Betts Glenda Bevis Andy Bietenholz Bill Blount Allison Bridges Dewaine Brock Larry Brock Wanda Brown Bernadine Burke Greg Coleman Randell Collins Sue Cone Clyde Conrad Marie Conrad Jimmy Corry Eighth Grade Test Results Are Good Eighth Grade Martha Cox Virginia Cox Eddie Craig Jean Crockett Linda Cross Martha Cross Shirley Dabney Ed Dalton Lelia Davis Ken Deason Vivian Dugie Larry Dunn Catherine Durham Latrelle Edenfield Joyce Edmonds Betty Edwards Betsy Edwards Debbie Elder Vicky Embry Neal Faircloth Van Fletcher Rebecca Flowers Marjorie Flournoy Brenda Fortenberry Mike Foster Willy Fowler James Franklin Dianne Gatlin 119 Cecelia Gephart Mary Lelia Gilbert Jo Landa Gleatcn Alton Graham Dianne Greene Darlene Hall Sallie Hall Geraldine Hall Roylynn Hamilton Elaine Hamilton Don Hanney Craig Harbin Mary Catherine Harmon James Harris Richard Hash Marjory Hazenberg Earnest Hemanes Mike Hiers Robert Hinton Jimmy Horton Audrey Humphrey Betty Johns Charles Johnson Craig Johnson Theresia Ann Jordan William Josey Eighth Grade Enjoys the Reputation Eighth Grade Ronald Joyner Harry Kelley J. 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King Judy King Stephen Kingry David Langford Jack Langley Maude Laslie Irene Levy Jane Linzy Ronnie Lolley Morgan Markham Pam Marsh Bob Massey Mary Katherine May Francis McCall Starlyn McDonald Mike McNeill Paul McPhaul Debbie Miller Jimmy Montague Bill Morgan Cathy Morris Wayne Morris Pete Munroe Delores Murphy Rex Nix Dell O'Neal 120 Joyce Pardue Peggy Parmer Al Parramore Nancy Parramore Linda Phillips Susan Phillips Leona Pitts William Pope Carolyn Porch George Powell Elizabeth Raker Billy Rawls Dianna Ray Douglas Ray Jane Reddick Mac Rhoades Elaine Ritter James Rogers Tom Rowan Andy Rudd Judy Russell Joanne Sadberry Elaine Sadler Larry Sadler Sammy Sanders Sandy Scott Giggling, Talking and Loafing Eighth Grade Marlin Seay Elaine Shifflet Barbara Smith Johnny Smith Joe Smith Sharon Smith Allene Smith Judy Smith Linsley Soloman Tom Spears Kathy Sperling Edward Spooner Wallace Stewart Gail Thompson Steve Stoutamire Barbara Suber Greg Suber Gail Thompson Debbie Todaro Aaron Waddell Gerry Weaver Rochelle Weeks Johnny Welch Gregory Wells Deborah Williamson Kay Wolf Allen Woodward Mary Wynn Gretchen Young I n tzs a 0 Y G - © D r. , 1 ip v f O vv n ■-. v $ o v HI 5 . 9 ft i £ 121 Carolyn Allen Gerry Allen Bob Anderson Linda Ard Sue Ord Mary Jean Baker Julie Bales Louise Barber Rosanne Barker Mark Bates Roy Beach Vera Beach Jennie Lu Betts Ronnie Betts Carolyn Bowman Margaret Bowman Nancy Bowman Porchia Boyette Seventh Grade Disorders Are Cruel Novelty Tim Brady Bill Brandon Martha Brandon Robert Braswell William Brock Stanley Brooks Douglas Brown Kim Brown Kristine Brown Leonard Edward Brown Robert Brown Ward Bruce Marie Bryars Lamar Burlison Donna Cain Alice Logan Cantey Louise Carnley Martha Jane Carnley Al Carter Bob Chandler Freda Chestnut Betty Childers Teresa Clay Diane Collins 122 Melvin Colvin Barbara Jean Cook Jack Corry Kay Cost Deborah Cox Douglas Croley Lou venia Dean Sharon Dugie Larry Edwards Homer Ellis Jeff Embry J. 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Evilsizer Cathy Finuff Mary Fletcher Ronald Fletcher Brenda Flournoy Brenda Flowers Richard Flowers to Unsuspecting Seventh Graders Seventh Grade Louise Foister Marianne Fowler John Franklin Alice Fryer Brenda Gatlin Penny Gilbert Nan Goodman Janice Goodwin Jeanine Gray Rebecca Greene Wesley Greenwald Sue Hanney Linwood Harrell Jack Harris Larry Hatcher Yolanda Hazenberg Vance Hewett Darline Hicks James Hinton Jerry Hood Lonnie Hopkins Glenn Hurst Gwen Hutto Joyce Johnson 12 3 Wayne Johnson Arnold Jones Wesley Joyner Winston Kilpatrick Christopher Kingry Dorothy Sue Knight Mary Lou Laslie Tommy Layerd Martha Lines Johnny Livings Kay Luten Barbara Mahaffey Russell Marsh Shirley Martin Gladys Ann Mathers Ann McCall Virginia McCall Gail McDaniel Inexperienced Seventh Graders Frances Phaul Susan McPherson Juanita Milford Wayne Merritt Dale Mitchell Susan Moore Winston Moore Donald Morris Wayne Mote Jean Munroe Johnny Nessmith Linda Nessmith Patricia Nix Mary Norby Carl Owenby Barbara Parmer Andy Parramore Annie Lee Parramore Don Parramore Gerry Peacock Tommy Peacock Lee Perkins Mary Poston Donnie Ray 124 Seventh Grade Linda Joyce Ray Nancy Renfro Jan Richardson Nancy Ryals Lynette Sadler Nancy Sanders Cherra Vi Sapp Myrle Seay Clara Selman Dick Shaw Linda Shiver G. W. Skipper Sarah Sloat Durwood Smith Sheryl Smith Elizabeth Soucy Charles Stephens Karen Stewart Seventh Grade Enjoy Exciting School Events Robbie Susan Story Charlotte Stoutamire Jerry Suber Earl Sykes Bob Taylor Sara Beth Taylor Jonnie Tharpe Donald Lee Thigpen Linda Thursby Louis Tipper Clay Vanlandingham Mary Vickers Samuel Ware Archie Watson Rita Watson Shirley Watts Mary Joyce Weeks Johnny Weeks Saria Wells Charles Williams Kendall Wilson Jeff Woodson Charles Woodward Barbara Wynn 125 W. L WOOD, JEWELER Sifts for All Occasions Jerry Burnett, Janice Cantey, Mr. Wood and Pat Parmer view Wood's large selection of jewelry. GADSDEN HOME LOAN SERVICE Loans From $25 to $600 128 DOUBLE-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Quincy, Florida Frank Morgan and Kay Bassett enjoy a Double-Cola toast. . H aw 1� cwjj SOUTHERN CHEMICAL SALES SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 3 Telephone 627-6101 Yolanda Harrell and Brigitte Bietenholz visit Southern Chemical, Quincy's largest insecticide company. SHELL SERVICE OIL COMPANY Moulton's Shell Service Station Service Is Our Business Wandra Sadberry and Wanda Sue Cross take command of the situation at Moulton's Shell Service Station. 129 JAILLET'S Gifts and Jewelry Complete Bridal Service Mrs. Jaillef shows Pam Coggins and Jane DeBord how to use a piece of the fine glassware at Jaillet's. McKINNEY'S ACME BARBER SHOP Mr. Ward gives Bob Raker pointers on how to cut Larry Bauldree's hair at McKinney's Barber Shop. Frosted HAMILTON'S CAFE Cake Donuts Made Seven Days a Week' Allen Kingry, Dianne Peacock, Martha May, Patsy McNeill and Mary Martha Massey have a friendly chat over a cup of coffee at Hamilton's Cafe. SHAW INSURANCE 14 W. Washington Street Yolanda Harrell and Carolyn Thursby discuss a policy at Shaw Insurance. 130 GADSDEN COUNTY TIMES A John H. Perry Newspaper Gene Newcomb and Clay Mulford try their hand at the newspaper business in the Gadsden County Times office. WILSON'S Quincy's Second Oldest Establishment 1881-1964 Browsing through Wilson's are Benny Johnson and Arthur Sunday. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE The Family Store Neal Davis and Jim Spooner admire the shiny bikes at Western Auto. 131 STEWART-YOUNG FURNITURE CARPET Complete Furniture and Carpet Sales Jane Strickland and Connie Seniff plan their dream houses in Stewart-Young's furniture department. BELL AND BATES HARDWARE COMPANY Your Specialists in Homewares Mr. John Bates outlines the important features of cooking utensils, found at Bell Bates, to Patsy McNeill and Kaye Sanford. HYDRO GAS COMPANY Linda Stephens and Linda Ranew demonstrate the good qualities of the stoves at Hydro Gas. TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES BUFORD E. WILLIAMS Phone 627-6295 . . . Box 668 Quincy, Florida PAT SUBER INSURANCE COMPANY Come on under Our Umbrella Pat Suber Insurance comes In handy on a rainy day, say Teresa Sadler and Betty Potter. QUINCY HOME AUTO STORE Firestone Dealer 12 N. Adams Street Telephone 627-8265 Jerome Tharpe and Bill Rowell examine one of the hi-fi sets at Firestone. WYNNE'S READY-TO-WEAR Susan Wynne displays merchandise at Wynne's for Dianne Montague and Sara Morgan. 133 CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Quincy's Only Insured Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Dionne Peacock and Temple Rude study up on the banking business as Patsy McNeill looks on. SUBER JOHNSON COMPANY Your Town and Country Shopping Center Linda Clark and Louise Sunday admire one of the fine appliances found at Suber Johnson. FLORIDA LEAF TOBACCO CO-OP 1648 Elm Street Quincy, Florida Joe Leslie, right, samples Florida Leaf Tobacco as he and Berry Leslie explain the grades of tobacco to Janice Cantey. 135 KING COLE SUPERMARKET Small enough to know you — large enough to serve you Johnny Haire displays the fruits and vegetables found at King Cole. SOUTHERN WIRES, INC. Quincy, Florida OAKLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete and Concrete Blocks Bostick Road Telephone 627-6080 BILL'S BAIT TACKLE Telephone 627-6746 Corner of Jefferson and Roberts Bait and Tackle of All Kinds Joel Embry tells Brigltta Bietenholr how to catch a granddaddy bass using Bill's bait and tackle equipment. B H CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Designers . . . Builders Residential . . . Commercial Quality Homes of Distinction 1925 Mainland . . . Quincy Telephone 627-8666 MARY-BOON EY, INC. Quincy, Florida Shop for Young Ages and Petite Juniors 137 CHESTER'S COUNTRY HAMS BAC™ ■ COUNTRY HAMS, BACON AND SAUSAGE JACK POPPELL'S BEAUTY SALON For the best in hair styling Linda Ard and Clara Selman learn the tricks of the trade as Jack Poppell styles Sharon Poppell's hair. jRetJT v x Sa Ho 1 v • mg -a . •; f DANLEY FURNITURE Let us make your house a home. We finance what we sell. Nancy Renfroe has picked her favorite dining room suite from the many offered at Danley's. LIZ'S RESTAURANT East Jefferson Street Quincy, Florida Elaine Hamilton and Joyce Edmonds en- joy a coke at Liz’s Restaurant. 138 SMITH'S DRY GOODS Betty Ann Shelfer and Judy Hutchinson select their wardrobes at Smith's Dry Goods. y Biiiwii. . CARROLL'S SERVICE STATION Service is Our Business MORROW'S CLEANERS Shirt and Pants Laundry One Day Service Six Days a Week Christy Smith, Kathryn Morrow and Temple Rude help provide quick service at Morrow's Cleaners. INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENCY Box 711 Quincy There Is No Substitute tor Life Insurance. Kathryn Morrow, seated, and Temple Rude admire the home office of Inde- pendent Insurance Agency. WEINBERG TOBACCO COMPANY Growers and Packers of High-Grade Shade-Grown Tobacco Quincy, Florida GRIFFIN FURNITURE COMPANY Home of Good Furniture Long, Easy Terms Buddy Griffin relaxes in a comfortable chair at Griffin Furniture Company. NORTH FLORIDA GAS COMPANY Our Rolling Pipeline Never Ends Neal Faircloth discovers many helpful features of a gas range at North Florida Gas Company. LEE R. WHITE GROCERY White's Finer Foods Don Hanney, Clay Mulford and Gene Newcomb select some of the fresh vegetables at White's Grocery. 141 KITTRELL'S DOUGHNUT SHOP Quincy, Florida For Your Pastries, Pies and Cakes MUNFORD DO-IT-YOURSELF STORE Do It Yourself and Save Arthur Ashley and Bob Massey discuss a do-it-yourself job at Munford's. 142 STEWART-YOUNG TV APPLIANCE DIVISION Zenith Frigidaire Sales Service 24 W. Washington Street Martha May and Mary Martha Massey have a hard time deciding on an album from Stewart-Young's large collection. HAMS — BACON — SAUSAGE — WIENERS Serve to Your Family the Finest Meats CROUCH'S REXALL DRUGS Dependable Prescriptions Donnie Bailey and Charles Baur play druggist at Crouch's as Mr. Hatcher, Mr. Crouch and Mr. Herring look on. FLINT TRADING COMPANY Sporting and Household Goods Tommy Goodwin and Hugh Nicholson show some of Flint's shotguns to Mary Louise Lester. EDWARDS' FLORIST For Your Corsage and Cut Flower Needs Delores Bryant, Carol Ferguson and Betty Ann Shelter pick their favorites from Edwards' wide assortment of flowers. QUINCY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Be Really Refreshed McMILLAN'S BARBER SHOP You are the loser it you don't go to McMillan's Barber Shop. Ricky Barnett and Neal Faircloth are getting their regular trim at McMillan's Barber Shop. DUYS FLORIDA TOBACCO CORPORATION QUINCY, FLORIDA Growers and Packers of the Finest Florida Wrappers GREGORY-MYRICK, INC. INSURANCE 12 West Washington St. P.O. Box 705 QUINCY, FLORIDA Mr. Gregory gives Wayne Buttram and Joe Gregory insurance advice. 146 BELK HUDSON Quincy's Leading Department Store 147 Linda Cross and Mary Shuler, decked out in Belk-Hudson dresses, are ready for the fall season. MAY TOBACCO COMPANY Office 104 East Washington 3obby Ventry, Dianne Peacock, Martha May, Mary Martha Massey and Charles Lamar Lester select samples of May tobacco. FRYER-SMITH MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac Oldsmobile Clay Vanlandingham and Johnny Tharpe claim their new cars at Fryer-Smith's. 1. KWILECKI'S SON wtm i r-r .!| T i •tIL J J.sLl ■ Exclusive Distributors of Duralite, That Famous Paint W rSS7CflRll v 'i r®1 I'll take this can of Duralite paint, says Christy Smith to Mr. Smith. n JKfri tfr 148 fSf 'XaHv CARNES PLAYTHINGS Now Specializing in Large Record Department Toys and Hobbies for Young and Old Betty Ann Shelfer, right, sells one of the hit albums from Carnes to Christy Smith and Brenda Thomas. MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY LOUNGE Beauty Is Where You Find It, At the Merle Norman Studios Jeanette McLendon sells a new shade of lipstick to Lynda Futch as Carol Crouch observes. SHELFER BUTCH, INC. Furniture of Character Betty Ann Shelfer and Kaye Sanford plan where they will hang the lovely drapes found at Shelfer-Blitch. 149 R. H. STRICKLAND Contractor Telephone 627-7365 P.O. Box 266 QUINCY, FLORIDA KING EDWARD TOBACCO COMPANY West Washington Street Patsy McNeill. Christy Smith and Betty Ann Shelfer point with pride to the King Edward sign. 150 BENTLEY ELECTRIC QUINCY, FLORIDA PEACOCK FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishers HI W v I 106 North Adams Street QUINCY, FLORIDA pr jH . 00 A hk Mary Ann Martin puts a desk to good use at Peacock %L A Furniture. SL 1 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Carl Owenby, Jr., follows in his father’s footsteps at First Federal. LESTER MOTORS QUINCY, FLORIDA MACK'S RADIO TV SERVICE Your Authorized TV and Appliance Dealer 507 East Jefferson Street TELEPHONE 627-6606 QUINCY, FLORIDA FLORIDIN COMPANY, INC. FLORIDA FULLERS EARTH QUINCY, FLORIDA M M TRACTOR CO., INC. Sales and Service New and Used Farm Equipment Brenda Thomas and Gary Edwards are ready to roll on an M M tractor. WALLACE GATLIN'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION QUINCY, FLORIDA Barbara Cook and Sarah Ann Sloat fill 'er up at Wallace Gatlin's Standard Service Station. JEFFERSON HOUSE RESTAURANT Every Meal Has Taste Appeal Betty Ann Shelfer, Christy Smith, Ruby Daughtry and Brenda Thomas enjoy a piece of luscious lemon pie at the Jefferson House. 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 QUINCY TELEPHONE COMPANY Service Since 1898 Lynda Futch and Carol Crouch tie up the lines at Quincy Telephone Company. 154 QUINCY LUMBER COMPANY Quality Materials, Good Service and Easy Financing Dianne Peacock, Joel Embry, Brigitta Bietenholz and Mary Martha Massey have fun while shopping at Quincy Lumber Company. BUDD CIGAR COMPANY Big Man Cigars Kaye Sanford displays a few of the brands of quality cigars made at Budd Cigar Company. INMAN AND JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer 155 Kaye Sanford and Martha May test drive new Fords. SYKES7 FINE FOODS Where Competition Is Made, Not Met William Josey, Larry Brock and Larry Rudd proudly inspect Sykes' fine foods. 156 The Oldest Establishment in Quincy 1876-1964 These lucky Q.H.S. students beat the after-school rush to get a booth at May's. , •% A QUINCY MOTOR LODGE 368 E. Jefferson Street TELEPHONE 627-7175 Patricia Rudd enjoys the refreshing pool at Quincy Motor Lodge. WCNH RADIO QUINCY VOICE OF GADSDEN COUNTY MASSEY DRUGS Your Friendly Family Drug Store Alma Lee Sadberry and Maria Hamrick show Nancy Dreher and Sandra Johnson some delicious candy found at Massey Drugs. FLORIDA SHADE TOBACCO GROWERS, INC. 385 E. Jefferson Street QUINCY, FLORIDA 158 THE QUINCY STATE BANK Congratulations to '64 Seniors! MARTIN'S STUDIO Portraits, Weddings, Commercials Remember with Snapshots J. B. ADAMS FUNERAL HOME TELEPHONE 627-7321 24-Hour Ambulance Service DARBY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Don't Fuss; Call Us Linda Thursby and Shirley Watts plan their future con- struction work at Darby Construction. IH ' _ CHANDLER'S Try Our Delicious Hamburgers The noon rush at Chandler's. PRIDE OF THE VALLEY SOUTHERN To a Friend's House, the Road Is Never Long. Rodney Joyner makes the rounds for Pride of the Valley Southern. 160 UICK MANNING TAYLOR CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet Buick Patsy McNeill, Temple Rude, Brenda Thomas and Allen Sircy try out the new cars at Manning Taylor's. BROCKMAN'S TEXACO STATION HIGDON FURNITURE COMPANY QUINCY, FLORIDA QUINCY, FLORIDA 161 LOVE CURRY AGENTS QUINCY, FLORIDA Carol Johnson and Carol Hamilton proudly display the symbol of fire insurance from Love Curry. WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY, INC. QUINCY, FLORIDA Contractor and Building Material Williams Construction gave the Quincy Woman’s Club a good face lifting. CECIL BEANE'S GULF SERVICE STATION QUINCY, FLORIDA Jane DeBord, Carol Ferguson and Mr. Coggin enjoy the fine service at Cecil Beane's. JOE WEDELES, INC. Founded 1896 Florida and Georgia Shade Wrappers HAV-A-TAMPA CIGAR CORP. 163 LARSEN LUMBER COMPANY Mainline Drive Building Materials Lumber Frances Bowman and Pam Coggins are ready to build and Temple Rude is prepared to add the finishing touches with materia! from Larsen Lumber Company. __________________________________________ MOON JEWELRY COMPANY, INC. Quincy's Leading Jeweler Mr. Moon, right, displays his lovely china and crystal for Allen Sircy and Carole Davis. DRY CLEANING - LAUNDRY Clean With Sunshine GADSDEN TOBACCO LEAF CO-OP South Roberts Street Frank Morgan and Sheila Rawls weigh the fine quality tobacco at Gadsden Tobacco Leaf Co-op. Autographs 165 In Retrospect . . . the first day of school ... the bus to Milton . . . assemblies . . . senior tests . . . the struggle to win games ... the bigger, better TIGER'S TALE . . . egg-throwing at Halloween . . . Homecoming . . . Tobacco Queen Pageant . . . the Flag at half- mast . . . report cards . . . faculty-varsity basketball game . . . losing Mrs. Streetman . . . new Inter- Club Council . . . Glee Club Concert . . . Senior Class Play . . . intramurals . . . Band Concert . . . Student Council and cheerleader elections . . . cramming for exams . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . Class Night . . . Baccalaureate . . . the final walk up the aisle at Graduation. 166 THE TIGER Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Brenda Thomas ASSISTANT EDITOR Connie Munroe BUSINESS MANAGER Gary Edwards ADVERTISING MANAGERS Carol Crouch Bunny Fletcher CIRCULATION MANAGER Cynthia Cox PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGERS Brigitta Bietenholz Janice Cantey ART EDITORS Carole Davis Lynda Presnell SPORTS EDITORS Keith Daughtry Mike Parramore STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Patsy May COPY EDITOR Mary Jean Mynard And so the sun has set on another day and on another year. Each day has been full of activity, leaving an indelible imprint on our memories. These days have furnished happy memories of yesterday and hope for tomorrow. However, let us only pause briefly as we remember the past and hope for the future. Yesterday's sun has set and tomorrow's has not yet risen; but today's sun is here, and with it, the challenge of the present, of this day. 167 ADVERTISERS Adams, J. B., Funeral Home ______________ — .... B. H. Construction Co., Inc.................. Beane's, Cecil, Gulf Service Station Belk-Hudson ................................... Bell Bates Hardware Co..........—------------ Bentley Electric .............................. Bill's Bait Tackle ................... Brockman's Texaco Station ............ ........ Budd Cigar Co. ................................ Butler-Morgan Funeral Home -------------------- Carne's Playthings ...........................— Carroll's Service Station ..................... Chandler's ................................. - Chester's ................... -................ Citizens Bank and Trust Co. _________________ _ Conerly Bootery ............................... Crouch's Rexall Drugs ......................... Danley Furniture .............................. Darby Construction Co. ............ -....-.... Double Cola Bottling Co........................ Duy's Florida Tobacco Corp..................... Edwards' Florist ....................... -.. Farmer's Hardware ----------------------------- First Federal Savings Loan Ass'n ...........— Fletcher-Cantey Men's Wear .................... Fletcher Ford Tractor Co....................... Flint Trading Co. ............................. Florida Cigar Co., Inc. ....................... Florida Leaf Tobacco Co-op................ Florida Shade Tobacco Growers, Inc. .......... Floridin Co., Inc.............................. Frosty Morn ..................................— Fryer-Smith Motor Co........................... Gadsden County Times .......................... Gadsden Home Loan Service ------------ Gadsden Tobacco Leaf Co-op ----------- Gatlin, Wallace, Standard Service Sta. .... Gregory-Myrick Insurance, Inc. ------------ — Griffin Furniture Co......................... - Hamilton's Cafe ............................... Harbin-Wolf, Inc............................... Harrell's Bait Tackle Higdon Furniture Co............................ Hydro Gas Co................................... I.G.A. Foodliner .............................. Independent Insurance Agency Inman-Johnson Motor Co......................... Ivy Shop, The .........-.............-......... Jaillet's Gifts and Jewelry Jefferson House ......................... -.... Jitney Jr.......-.............—......—......... King Cole Supermarket ............ King Edwards Tobacco .........-...........-.... Kittrell's Doughnut Shop Kwilecki's, I., Son —.....-.... Larsen Lumber Co.........-......... —....—.... Leaf Theater .................-......-........— Lester Motors Liz's Restaurant ............................ 138 Love Curry Agents ......................... 162 Luten's Sandwich Shop ....................... 152 Mack's Radio T.V. Service.................. 152 Magic Mirror Beauty Lounge ___________________ 149 M M Tractor Co., Inc......................- 153 Manning Taylor Chevrolet Co.................. 161 Martin's Studio ........................... 159 Mary-Booney, Inc. ............................ 137 Massey Drugs ................................ 158 May, F. P. Drug Co. ............... —........ 156 May Tobacco Co. .......................... — 148 McKinney's Acme Barber Shop _________________ 130 McMillan's Barber Shop ...................... 146 Moon Jewelry Co. Inc. ..................... - 164 Morrow's Cleaners ........................... 139 Munford Do-It-Yourself Store ................ 142 North Florida Gas Co.......................... 141 Oakland Concrete Products, Inc. -------------- 137 Peacock Furniture____________________________ 151 Photo Studio Flower Shop ------------------ 156 Poppell's Beauty Salon ...................... 138 Post Lumber Preserving Co................... 158 Pride of the Valley Southern ................ 160 Quality Shop ............................... 141 Quincy Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ................ 145 Quincy Home Auto Store .................... 133 Quincy Lumber Co. ___________________________ 155 Quincy Motor Lodge __________________________ 157 Quincy State Bank, The ...................... 159 Quincy Telephone Co.......................... 154 Quincy Vault Co____________________________ - 154 Randy's Food Store .......................... 1 28 Shaw Insurance .............................. 130 Shelfer-Blitch, Inc. ......................... 149 Shell Service Oil Co. ....................... 129 Smith's Dry Goods ........................... 139 Smitherman's Auto Service ................... 140 Southern Chemicals Sales and Service 129 Southern Wires, Inc__________________________ 136 Stewart-Young Furniture Carpet ------------ 132 Stewart-Young T. V. Appliance Division ..... 142 Strickland, R. H............................. 150 Suber Johnson Co......—................-.... 135 Suber, Pat Insurance Inc. ------------------- 133 Sunshine Laundry ............................ 164 Sykes' Fine Foods ........................... 156 WCNH Radio ---------------------------------- 157 Wedeles, Joe Inc----------------------------- 163 Weinberg Tobacco Co....................... - 140 Western Auto Associate Store................. 131 White, Lee R. Grocery ..................... 141 Williams, Buford E. ............... -......... 133 Williams Construction Supply, Inc. .. ------ 162 Wilson, A. L. Co. ........................... 1 31 Wood, W. L. Jeweler —.......................— 128 Wynne's Ready-To-Wear ----------------------- 133 143 137 162 147 132 151 137 161 155 128 149 139 160 138 134 142 143 138 160 129 146 144 151 152 143 151 144 161 135 158 153 143 148 131 128 165 153 146 141 130 144 150 161 132 135 140 155 136 130 154 165 136 150 142 148 164 157 152 168 FACULTY Barbee, Mr. Don 13 Barnett, Mrs. Maidee 10 Batson, Mrs. Evelyn 19 Brandon, Mrs. Juanita 12 Bricker, Mr. Bill 12 Bricker, Mrs. Marietta 15 Burns, Mr. Charles A. 15, 58 Chamberlain, Mrs. Eloise 11 Comeau, Mr. Richard .... 12 Deason, Mr. Carlos 14, 77 Eubanks, Mr. Shepard 9 Faircloth, Mrs. Van — 14 Fowler, Mrs. Jeanette 12 Gregory, Miss Virginia — 14 Hampton, Mrs. Lucia — 9 Jones, Mr. Leslie 13, 77, 81 LaBarre, Mrs. Meta — 17, 89 Lamar, Mrs. Sara 10, 60, 94 Langford, Mr. Murray — — 18 Mason, Mrs. Clara 12 McKeown, Mrs. Sara 12 Myers, Mrs. Florence — 16 Olivent, Mr. James — 16 Race, Mr. Guy A — 14, 34 Rhoades, Mrs. Lena 11 Ridlehoover, Mr. Wendall —. 18 Rogers, Mr. Bill 14, 77 Rogers, Mrs. Wilva 11, 88, 94 Shanks, Mr. James A — ... 4, 5 Smith, Mrs. Helen — 10, 70 Stewart, Miss Sara 18 Streetman, Mrs. Edith 10, 21 Streetman, Mr. Harold 9, 13 Strong, Mrs. Melba - 11, 59, 94 Vaughn, Mr. George - 17, 77, 82 Wolf, Mrs. Ruby — 19 Woodbery, Mrs. Ivan 13 Woodward, Mrs. Martha — — 14 ORGANIZATIONS BAND 56, 57, 58 Burns, Mr. Charles A.: Director Adams, Kay: Clarinet; Office Secretary Adams, Vic: Percussion Allen, Mike: Cornet Ashley, Arthur: Bassoon Ashley, Richard: Trombone; 1st Lieutenant Baker, Jerry: Percussion Bales, Mike: Cornet Barineau, Tommy: Percussion Baur, Linda: Tenor Saxophone Baur, Nancy: Oboe Blount, Bill: Cornet Bowman, Margaret: Cornet Bridges, Allison: Clarinet Brockman, Carolyn: Alto Saxophone Brooks, Stanley: Trombone Bryant, Billy: Bass Clarinet Campbell, Allen: Baritone Campbell, Brenda: Tenor Saxophone Chason, Arthur: Bass Clark, Linda: Flute Craig, Patti Sue: Clarinet Dixon, Judy: Percussion Dreher, Nancy: Bass Clarinet- Librarian Edenfield, Latrelle: Clarinet Edwards, Betsy: French Horn Faircloth, Leona: Flute Fletcher, Jo Ann: Clarinet Fletcher, Van: French Horn Floyd, Vickie: Clarinet; Majorette Fowler, James: Percussion Fowler, Mary Ann: Oboe Futch, Lynda: Flute; Drum Majorette Gatlin, Elaine: Clarinet Gatlin, Kenne: French Horn Goodman, Greg: Baritone Greenwald, Wes: Clarinet Harbin, Craig: Baritone Harrell, Yolanda: Clarinet Hill, Patty: Alto Clarinet; Librarian Hinson, Stewart: Tenor Saxophone; 2nd Lieutenant Holman, Carol: Flute Humphrey, Audrey: Clarinet Humphrey, John: Bass Jeffcoat, Dian: Alto Saxophone; Head Majorette Jeter, Danny: Bass Johnson, Carol: Flute Johnson, Sandra: Clarinet; Librarian Kingry, Allen: Baritone LaBarre, Jarvis: Cornet Langford, David: Percussion Layerd, Tommy: Trombone Leynes, Ann: Cornet Marsh, Russell: Bass Martin, Mariann: Clarinet Martin, Sandra: Majorette Mays, Donna: Tenor Saxophone McKnight, Virginia: Clarinet Moulton, Dianne: Tenor Saxophone; Majorette Naff, Jimmy: Cornet Ordos, David: Percussion Parramore, Pat: Alto Saxophone Porch, Mary Kate: Majorette Ray, Linda: Trombone Reynolds, Susan: French Horn Rhoades, Jimmy: Percussion Rhoades, Mac: Percussion Rogers, Jimmy: Cornet Rowan, Tom: Trombone Russell, Judy: Oboe; Majorette Schofield, Linda: Trombone Seay, Marlin: Trombone Seay, Murraye: Cornet Seniff, Dennis: Trombone Smith, Allene: Clarinet Smith, Judy: Bassoon Smith, Martha Lee: Flute Smith, Tommy: Percussion Spears, Tom: Baritone Stabler, George: Percussion Stephens, Linda: Clarinet Stewart, Wayne: Cornet Suber, Andy: Cornet Taylor, Mike: Alto Saxophone Watson, Raymond: Percussion Weaver, Gerry: Cornet Williams, Marilyn: Clarinet Wolf, Kay: Alto Saxophone Wood, Patsy: Flute Woodward, Jane: Flute; Band Secretary Woodward, Susan: French Horn Yates, Brenda: Flute CANDY STRIPERS Strong, Mrs. Melba: Faculty Advisor Allen, Shirley Bietenholz, Brigitta: Vice President Brooks, Angelia Bryant, Delores Coggins, Pamela Coley, Kinnie Craig, Patti Sue: Secretary-Treasurer Dean, Mary Margaret DeBord, Jane Edwards, Jo Ann Futch, Lynda Gray, Joyce Haire, Linda Harrell, Yolanda Harris, Mary Alice Hood, Sarah King, Bonnie: President Lam, Peggy Liggett, Carol Lopez, Sara Miller, Patsy Moree, Jean Morrow, Joan Murphy, Jeannie Peverly, Joan Rawls, Sheila Rudd, Patricia Rude, Mary Temple Sanford, Kaye Shelfer, Betty Ann Shiver, Carol Smith, Judy Smith, June Strickland, Jane Wood, Patsy Woodward, Jody FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Langford, Mr. Murray: Sponsor Ard, Marty Baggett, Forace Barineau, Jimmy: Reporter Barton, Jeff Beach, Glynn Bowman, Edward: Parliamentarian Brock, Larry Brogden, Ed Brumby, Pete Burnett, Jerry Butler, Larry Chason, BoBo Childers, Earnest Childers, James Coleman, Greg Coley, William Dennison, Charles Dover, Walter Dunn, Larry Ellis, Thomas Finuff, Hollis Forehand, Bonelle Forehand, Doyle: Treasurer 52 63 169 Graham, Alton Gray, John Hall, Eddie Hayes, Danny Hemanes, Earnest Hiers, Richard Hornsby, Joe Howell, Tommy Humanes, Robert Jenkins, Jerome: Chaplain Johnson, A. C. Johnson, Wayne: President Josey, William Joyner, Ronald King, J. D. Langley, Jack McClellan, Henry McDaniel, Richard Moore, Gary Munroe, Pete Nicholson, Hugh: Sentinel Parker, Thomas Phillips, Allison Raker, Bob Ray, Harold Redmond, John Renfroe, Carlton Renfroe, Sterling Rudd, larry Rudd, Roy Russell, Terry Sadberry, James Sellers, Arthur Sircy, Allen Sites, Zane Smith, James Smith, Tommy: Vice President Stephens, Hugh: Secretary Thursby, Ralph Todd, Murray Waddell, Aaron Wells, Richard FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 62 Batson, Mrs. Evelyn: Sponsor Wolf, Mrs. Ruby: Sponsor Anderson, Deborah Bales, Patricia Barber, Virginia Bassett, Kay Beach, Shirley Bettis, Jean Betts, Jeannis Bevis, Glenda Black, Alice Bowman, Connie Bridges, Allison Brockman, Carol Brooks, Angelia Brooks, Jackie Brown, Wanda Bryant, Delores Burlison, Guadalopi Burlison, Jowanna Burns, Libby Chance, Joyce Chason, Diane Coggins, Pamela Cox, Cynthia Cox, Ginny Cox, Martha Cox, Sharon Craig, Patti Sue Crockett, Arthie Cross, Linda Cross, Martha Cross, Wanda Sue Dabney, Shirley Daughtry, Ruby Davis, Paulette DeBord, Jane Durham, Catherine Edenfield, Lafrelle Edmonds, Joyce Edwards, Betsy Elder, Debbie Embry, Vickie Faircloth, Leona: President Elect Ferguson, Carol Fletcher, Jo Ann Fletcher, Mary Ellen Flournoy, Paula Flowers, Becky Fortenberry, Brenda Fowler, Willie Franklin, Sharon Futch, Lynda: President Gatlin, Elaine: Secretary Gephart, Cecelia Gilbert, Mary Lelia Gleaton, Jolanda Green, Dianne Hall, Darlene Hall, Geraldine Hall, Sallie Hamilton, Elaine Hamrick, Maria Harmon, Mary Catherine Harrell, Yolanda Hazenberg, Marjory Hill, Patty Hinsey, Georgia Ann Humphrey, Audrey Jaillet, Nancy Jeffcoat, Dian Johns, Betty Johnson, Carolyn Jordan, Naomi Jordan, Theresia King, Bonnie Leynes, Ann Marsh, Pam Martin, Sandra Massey, Mary Martha May, Martha McDonald, Starlyn Miller, Debbie Miller, Tammy Montague, Dianne Morgan, Sara Moree, Jean Parker, Patricia Parramore, Nancy Phillips, Linda Phillips, Susan Pitts, Leona Pope, Marilyn Renew, Linda Rudd, Roxcena Rude, Temple Russell, Judy Sadler, Teresa Sanford Kaye Schofield, Linda Sellars, Patsy Shiflett, Elaine Smith, Allene Smith, Barbara Smith, Judy Smith, Sharon Snipes, Sheryl Sperling, Cathy Stephens, Linda Suber, Linda Sykes, Kay Wilson, June Wilson, Peggy Wolf, Kay Woodward, Jody: Treasurer Wynn, Mary Wynne, Susan FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ________________ 65 LaBarre, Mrs. Meta: Sponsor Adams, Kay Baggetl, Muriel Bassett, Kay Baur, Linda Baur, Nancy Beane, Nancy Bietenholz, Brigitta: Secretary-Treasurer Black, Alice Bowman, Connie Brock, Norma Bryant, Delores Burns, Libby Campbell, Brenda Cantey, Janice Chason, Diane Clark, Linda Coggins, Pamela Coley, Kinnie Cox, Cynthia Craig, Patti Sue Cross, Wanda Sue Davis, Carole Davis, Laura Dean, Margaret DeBord, Jane Dixon, Judy Edwards, Gary Edwards, Jo Ann Faircloth, Leona Ferguson, Carol Fletcher, Beth Fletcher, Bunny Fletcher, Mary Ellen Futch, Lynda Gay, Alice Gray, Joyce Gregory, Gail Harper, Sandra Hill, Patty Hinson, Stewart Howell, Jimmie Ruth Hutchinson, Judy Jeffcoat, Dian Jeter, Danny King, Bonnie LaBarre, Charles LaBarre, Jarvis: Vice President Lester, Mary Louise Liggett, Carol Jean Leynes, Ann Markham, Virginia Martin, Sandra Massey, Mary Martha 170 May, Martha May, Patsy: President McNeill, Patsy Moree, Jean Morrow, Joan Morrow, Kathryn Morrow, Margie Parramore, Patricia Peacock, Dianne Peacock, Judy Peverly, Joan Pope, Marilyn Porch, Mary Kate Presnell, Linda Rawls, Sheila Reynolds, Susan Rude, Mary Temple Sadberry, Wandra Sanford, Kaye Sleman, Sandra Shelfer, Betty Ann Shofner, Faye Skipper, Sylvia Smith, Christy Smith, Jane Allen Smith, Jo Ann Smith, Judy Smith, June Smith, Martha Lee Spears, Phyllis Strickland, Jane Sunday, Joy Sunday, Louise Thomas, Brenda Troupe, Betty Walker, Paula Williams, Marilyn Wilson, Peggy Wood, Patsy Woodward, Jane Woodward, Susan GLEE CLUB ............................ 66, 67 Bricker, Mrs. Marietta: Sponsor Allen, Shirley Banks, Rosemary Barber, Larry: Boys' Ensemble Bassett, Kay Bauldree, Larry: Boys' Ensemble Braswell, Jean Bryant, Delores Byrd, Douglas: Boys' Ensemble Cannon, Alice Cantey, Janice: Secretary, 6th Period Clark, Donnie Coggins, Pamela: Librarian, 3rd Period Melodettes Cox, Gail: Librarian, 6th Period Melodettes Craig, Patti Sue: Treasurer, 6th Period Melodettes Crouch, Carol: President, 6th Period Davis, Carole Dean, Margaret DeBord, Jane Dickinson, Dianne Edwards, Jo Ann Ferguson, Carol Fletcher, Bunny Fletcher, Mary Ellen: Secretary, 3rd Period Futch, Lynda: Melodettes Gay, Raymond: Boys' Ensemble Godwin, Bill Godwin, Jim: Boys' Ensemble Goodson, Lynda Gray, John Haire, Linda Sue Hamilton, Carol Ann Hamilton, Neil: Boys' Ensemble Hamrick, Maria: Melodettes Hanna, Lamar: Boys' Ensemble Harrell, Yolanda Harris, Mary Alice Hayes, Wayne: Dreamboat, 6th Period; Boys' Ensemble Hinson, Stewart: Vice President, 6th Period Hood, Sarah Howell, Tommy Hutchinson, Judy Jeffcoat, Carolyn Johnson, Benny: Boys' Ensemble Johnson, Dwain Johnson, Nancy Carol Kilpatrick, Milton King, Bonnie: President, 3rd Period Kittrell, Paul LaBarre, Jarvis: Dreamboat, 3rd Period Lam, Peggy Lester, Mary Louise Luten, Richard Marsh, Carol Martin, Sandra May, Martha: Treasurer, 3rd Period May, Patsy: Melodettes McNeill, Patsy Moree, Jean Morrow, Joan Morrow, Kathryn Murphy, Jeannie Mynard, Mary Jean: Sweetheart, 3rd Period; Pianist Peacock, Judy: Melodettes Porch, Mary Kate Ray, Mary Louise Rhoades, Jimmy: Boys' Ensemble Roberts, Patricia Rudd, Patricia Selman, Sandra Seniff, Connie: Vice President, Rude, Mary Temple: Melodettes 3rd Period Shiver, Carol Shofner, Faye Skipper, Sylvia Smith, Judy Strickland, Jane Sunday, Joy Sunday, Louise Thomas, Brenda: Sweetheart, 6th Period; Pianist Wall, Sharon Weeks, Linda White, Brenda Willis, Roger: Boys' Ensemble Woodward, Jody JUNIOR ANNUAL STAFF.................. 72, 73 Smith, Mrs. Helen: Sponsor Barineau, Jimmy Davis, Neal Dover, Walter Embry, Joel Gardner, Richard Hutchinson, Judy Jeffcoat, Carolyn Joyner, Rodney Lester, Mary Louise Massey, Mary Martha May, Martha McNeill, Patsy Morgan, Frank Morrow, Kathryn Peacock, Dianne Rawls, Sheila Sanford, Kaye Seniff, Connie Shelfer, Betty Ann Smith, Christy Strickland, Jane Thompson, Hugh JUNIOR EXCHANGE Rogers, Mr. Bill: Sponsor Ashley, Richard: Secretary Baker, Frank: Treasurer Baur, Charles Betts, Ronnie Bryant, Billy Burnett, Henry Clements, Harold Davis, Neal Embry, Joel: Vice President Gardner, Richard Gray, Freddie Gregory, Joe Hanney, Clayton Jeter, Danny LaBarre, Jarvis Laslie, Berry Lodge, Robert: President May, Fount McCall, George McCarty, Harry McMillan, Craig Naff, Jimmy Newcomb, Bill Poston, Randall Rowell, Bill SperLing, Ralph Spooner, Jim Stephens, Hugh JUNIOR EXCHANGETTE McKeown, Mrs. Sara: Sponsor Adams, Kay Bassett, Kay Baur, Nancy Bietenholz, Brigitta: Vice President Brooks, Angelia Cantey, Janice Coggins, Pamela Cox, Cynthia Crouch, Carol Debord, Jane Ferguson, Carol Fletcher, Beth Fletcher, Bunny Futch, Lynda Gay, Alice Gregory, Gail Hinton, Linda Hutchinson, Judy Jeffcoat, Carolyn Lester, Mary Louise: Secretary Marsh, Carol Massey, Mary Martha May, Martha May, Patsy McNeill, Patsy Mynard, Mary Jean Nelson, Rosa Parramore, Patricia: Treasurer Peacock, Dianne Rawls, Sheila Rude, Mary Temple Sanford, Kaye Seniff, Connie Shelfer, Betty Ann Shuler, Mary Smith, Christy Smith, Martha Lee Strickland, Jane Thomas, Brenda: President Thompson, Sheryl Walker, Paula White, Brenda Wood, Patsy Woodward, Jane Yates, Brenda KEY CLUB 61 Langford, Mr. Murray: Sponsor Barineau, Jimmy Cantey, Janice: Sweetheart Daughtry, Keith Dover, Walter Edwards, Gary: President Gilbert, George Hampton, Topper Hinson, Stewart: Vice President Joyner, Rodney Morgan, Frank Munroe, Jack: Secretary Munroe, Lamar Parmer, Pat Porch, Gary Taylor, Eddie Taylor, Jimmy Thompson, Hugh: Treasurer LIBRARY CLUB.................... Strong, Mrs. Melba: Sponsor Adams, Kay: Secretary-Treasurer Bietenholz, Brigitta Brandon, Patricia: President Brooks, Angelia Bryant, Delores Clark, Donnie Ferguson, Carol Fowler, James Hamilton, Neil Howell, Jimmie Ruth Johnson, Wayne: Vice President LaBarre, Jarvis NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 53 Rogers, Mrs. Wilva: Sponsor Stewart, Miss Sara: Sponsor Adams, Kay Barber, Larry Barineau, Jimmy: Treasurer Bietenholz, Brigitta: Reporter Brooks, Angelia: Secretary Burnett, Henry Davis, Laura Dover, Walter: Parliamentarian Faircloth, Leona Fletcher, Beth Fowler, James Hampton, Topper Hinson, Stewart: President Jeffcoat, Carolyn Lester, Mary Louise May, Martha Nelson, Rosa Parmer, Pat, Vice President Parramore, Mike Peacock, Dianne Sanford, Kaye Seniff, Connie: Chaplain Smith, Christy Williams, Marilyn Wood, Patsy Woodward, Susan Yates, Brenda SCHOOL BOY PATROL ____________ Riddlehoover, Mr. Wendall: Sponsor Allen, Fred: Private Barton, Jeff: Sergeant Bauldree, Jimmy: Chief Beach, Roy: Sergeant Betts, Ronnie: Private Braswell, Dale: Private Brock, Larry: Sergeant Brown, Bo: Captain Brown, Douglas: Private Brown, Kim: Private Bryant, James Ray: Captain Childers, Louie: Assistant Chief Ellis, Thomas: Private Hatcher, Larry: Private Hemanes, Earnest: Captain Livings, Johnny: Private McDaniel, Ricky: Private Moore, Gary: Captain Owenby, Carl: Private Renfroe, Sterling: Lieutenant Skipper, Jack: Private Smith, Pat: Lieutenant Weeks, Wayne: Private Williams, Chuck: Private SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF ................ 70, 71 Smith, Mrs. Helen: Sponsor Bietenholz, Brigitta: Photography Cantey, Janice: Photography Cox, Cynthia: Circulation Crouch, Carol: Ad Manager Daughtry, Keith: Sports Editor Davis, Carole: Art Editor Edwards, Gary: Business Manager Fletcher, Bunny: Ad Manager May, Patsy: Student Life Munroe, Connie: Assistant Editor Mynard, Mary Jean: Copy Editor Parramore, Mike: Sports Editor Presnell, Lynda: Art Editor Thomas, Brenda: Editor SENIOR CLASS PLAY ..................... 69 BIG DOC'S GIRL Castellow, Mrs. Sue: Director Clark, Donnie: Patient Cross, Wanda Sue: Patient Crouch, Carol: Mary Daughtry, Keith: Reverend MacCreighton Davis, Carole: Mrs. Mulburn Dennison, Charles: Patient Gay, Alice: Mary Kate Hinson, Stewart: Bill Howell, Tommy: Patient Luten, Richard: Paul (Little Doc) Clayborn Presnell, Lynda: Mrs. Clayborn Taylor, Johnny: Big Doc Clayborn STUDENT COUNCIL..................... 50, 51 Eubanks, Mr. Shepard: Sponsor Gregory, Miss Virginia: Sponsor Barineau, Jimmy Bassett, Kay Baur, Nancy Brandon, Patricia Braswell, Tad Bryant, Billy Burnett, Henry Buttram, Wayne Cain, Donna Campbell, Brenda Chester, Ann Coggins, Pamela Craig, Patti Sue Cross, Linda Crouch, Carol Crouch, Mary Ann Dover, Walter: Parliamentarian Dreher, Nancy Fletcher, Beth Foster, Mike Fowler, James Futch, Lynda: Secretary Gilbert, Mary Lelia Godwin, Bill Goodman, Greg Hampton, Topper Hamrick, Maria Hanney, Clayton Hinson, Stewart: Vice President Johnson, Sandra Lester, Mary Louise: Chaplain Mathers, Gladys McCall, Ginny Lou McNeill, Patsy Morgan, Frank Morgan, Sara Mote, Wayne Munroe, Lamar Naff, Jimmy Nelson, Rosa Parmer, Pat: Treasurer Parramore, Patricia Presnell, Lynda Sanford, Kaye Shaw, Dick Smith, Judy Stephens, Hugh Taylor, Eddie: President Taylor, Jimmy Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Bruce 172 Wood, Patsy Yates, Brenda THESPIAN TROUPE 160 Smith, Mrs. Helen: Sponsor Bailey, Donnie Banks, Rosemary Black, Alice Brock, Norma Gay, Alice: President Gay, Raymond Gray, Joyce Hanna, Lamar Hill, Patty Howell, Jimmie Ruth King, Bonnie: Secretary-Treasurer Kittrell, Paul Leynes, Ann Lopez, Sara Rhoades, Jimmy Sadberry, Wandra Sunday, Arthur Troupe, Betty Woodward, Eddie 68 TIGERS TALE STAFF 60 Lamar, Mrs. Sara: Advisor Adams, Kay: Copy Editor Ashley, Richard: Exchange Editor Baker, Frank: Reporter Bietenholz, Brigitta: Bookkeeper Cantey, Janice: Page 3 Editor Crouch, Carol: Co-Editor Davis, Carole: Art Editor Fletcher, Bunny: Reporter Futch, Lynda: Reporter Gay, Alice: Reporter Hampton, Topper: Associate Editor Harper, Sandra: Editorial Assistant Hinson, Stewart: Feature Editor King, Bonnie: Society Editor Lodge, Robert: Sports Editor May, Patsy: Photography Assistant Munroe, Jack: Feature Editor Mynard, Mary Jean: Reporter Parramore, Mike: Business Editor Peacock, Judy: Reporter Popped, Sharon: Reporter Smith, Jane: Photographer Taylor, Eddie: Co-Editor Thomas, Brenda: Copy Editor Walker, Paula: Reporter STUDENT BODY Abney, James Adams, Dianne Adams, Kay 24, 25, 53, 55, Adams, Vic Adams, Philip .................... Adcock, Dorothy Ann Aldermon, Judy ................ Alford, Thomas —................ Allen, Carolyn Sue Allen, Gerry Allen, Michael Allen, Jimmy Allen, Shirley ....... 52, 66, Anderson, Deborah 85, 116 116 56, 59, 60, 65 56, 119 81, 116 ... 119 116 119 122 64, 122 56, 89, 62, 116 106 106 119 Anderson, Robert 122 Ard, Amelia Sue 122 Ard, Linda 122, 138 Ard, Marty.............._...........— 63, 106 Ashley, Arthur 56, 116, 142 Ashley, Richard 25, 54, 56, 60, 79 Baggett, Forace .................. 63, 77, Baggett, Muriel .................. 17, 65, Baggett, Ronnie .......................... Bailey, Baker, Baker, Baker, Bales, Bales, Bales, 113 113 119 Donnie 68, 106, 143 Frank 13, 25, 35, 54, 60, 76, 79, 83, 84, 89, 98 Jerry ........................ 56, 113 Mary Jean ......................... 122 Julie 122 Mike .................... 56, 85, 113 Patricia 62, 116 Banks, Rosemary ............. 25, 66, 68, 140 Barber, Deondra .......................... 122 Barber, Jimmy ............................ 119 Barber, Larry ................ Barber, Virginia .............. Barfield, Patricia Barineau, Jimmy 16, Barineau, Tommy Barker, Rosanne Barnett, Ricky Barton, Jeff Bassett, Kay _____ 50, 25, 53, 61, 73, 106, ----56, 50, 55, 62, .... 119, 63, 64, 65, 66, Bates, Mark ...... Bauldree, Jimmy ...................... 64, Bauldree, Larry ....... 16, 66, 76, 106, Bauldree, Tommy .................- 83, 89, Baur, Charles_______________ 54, 76, 106, Baur, Linda ...................... 56, 65, Baur, Nancy ___________ 50, 55, 56, 106, Beach, Frankie ______1______________________ 116 53, 66 62, 113 .... 116 63, 161 119 122 146 119 113, 129 122 113 130 106 143 113 136 Beach, Glynn ______________________________63, Beach, Robert ------------------------------- Beach, Roy ............................. 64, Beach, Shirley ......................... 62, Beach, Vera --------------------------------- Beane, Nancy ............................. 65, Bell, Davis ---------------------------- 81, Bettis, Jean .................... 62, 85, Bettis, Susan________________________________ Betts, Billie Jean ........... Betts, Jeannie ........................... Betts, Ronnie_________________________54, Betts, Ronnie Walton .................... Bevis, Glenda ___________________________ 62, 64, 62, 106 116 122 119 122 113 116 119 113 119 122 106 122 119 Bietenholz, Andy ... 119 Bietenholz, Brigitta 13, 25, 52, 53, 55, 59, 60, 64, 65, 71, 98, 129, 137, Bietenholz, Uli ................. Black, Alice ............. 62, 65, 68, Blount, Bill ................... 56, Bowman, Carolyn ---------------------- Bowman, Connie ...........— 17, 62, 65, Bowman, Edward .............. 26, 63, Bowman, Francis ................. 116, Bowman, Homer Bowman, Jim .......................... 56, 26, Bowman, Margaret .............. Bowman, Nancy ................. Boyette, Porchia -------------- Bradley, Reggie --------------- Brady, Tim ............................. Brandon, Bill ......................... Brandon, Martha Ann Brandon, Patricia...............— 26, 50, Brandon, Shirley Brannon, Larry ................. 81, 85, 116 Braswell, Dale .................... 64, 122 Braswell, Jean 15, 66, 106 155 116 106 119 122 113 158 164 26 116 122 122 122 89 122 122 122 , 59 Bridges, Allison 56, 62, 119 Brinkley, Charles 85, 116 Brock, Dewaine 119 Brock, Larry 63, 64, 119, 156 Brock, Norma 65, 68, 113 Brock, William ........................... 122 Brockman, Carolyn .... 56, 62, 116 Brogdon, Ed 24, 26, 47, 63, 76, 80 Brooks, Angelia 26, 52, 53, 55, 59, 62 Brooks, Jackie 62, 113 Brooks, Stanley 56, 122 Brown, Brenda ........................... 113 Brown, Douglas 64, 122 Brown, Kim 64, 122 Brown, Kristine .......................... 122 Brown, Leonard 122 Brown, Robert ..................... 64, 122 Brown, Wanda 62, 119 Bruce, Benny ............................. 27 Bruce, Melton ........................ — 122 Brumby, Pete ............................. 63 Brunson, Georgia ________________________ 116 Brunson, Linda --------------------------- 113 Bryant, Delores 17, 52, 59, 62, 65, 66, 87, 106, 144 ................... 64, 113 ......... 50, 54, 56, Ray Bryant, Bryant, Billy Bryers, Marie Burgess, Katie Burke, Bernadine 85, 113 122 116 119 116 116 122 Burlison, Guadalopi --------------------62, Burlison, Jowanna...............— 19, 62, Burlison, Lamar____________________________ Burnett, Henry ........ 50, 53, 54, 77, 85, 113 Burnett, Jerry 63, 106, 128 Burns, Libby . 62, 65, 113 Butler, Larry ........................ 63, 113 Butler, Ronnie ............................. 116 Buttram, Tom____________________________81, 116 Buttram, Wayne____________________ 50, 106, 146 Byrd, Doug ---------------------- 66, 95, 106 By water, George____________________________ 116 Cain, Donna . 50, 122 Cain, Steve 116 Campbell, Allen ........................ 56, 116 Campbell, Brenda ............. 50, 56, 65, 113 Cannon, Alice _________________________ 66, 113 Cantey, Alice Logan ........................ 122 Cantey, Janice 17, 27, 28, 55, 60, 61, 65, 66, 71, 86, 100, 128, 135 122 122 116 122 116 116 106 Carnley, Louise ...... Carnley, Martha Jane Carroll, Jean ________ Carter, Al------------ Carter, Billie Sue ... Carter, Jimmy Chance, Joyce _________________________ 62, Chandler, Bob 122 19, Chason, Chason, Chester, Chester, Chester, Winston ---------------- 81, 85, Chestnut, Freda ........ Childers, Betty -------------------------- Childers, Earnest Childers, James 63, 64, Clark, Donnie ........—....... 27, 59, 66, 69 Clark, Edna Gertrude 116 158 113 116 113 116 122 122 63 113 Clark, Jeannie .... Clark, Linda Clay, Teresa ---- Clements, Harold Cloud, Mike ..... Clyatt, Ray 56, 65, 106, 54, 77, ____85, 113 135 122 113 116 113 173 Coggins, Pamela .... 15, 18, 51, 52, 55, 62, 65, 66, 107, 130, 164 Coleman, Gale ..................... 83, 107 Coleman, Gary ................ 85, 116 Coleman, Gregory ........_............. 63, 119 Coley, Kinnie .. 52, 65, 113 Coley, William ................... 63, 81, 116 Collins, Diane ............................. 122 Collins, Randall .................... 119 Collins, Regina ............................ 113 Colvin, James .............................. 123 Colvin, Jeanette . 27 Cone, Julie ........................... 19, 116 Cone, Sue 119 Conrad, Clyde 119 Conrad, Maria 119 Cook, Barbara Jean 123, 153 Corry, Jack 123 Corry, Jim 119 Cost, Kay 123 Cox, Cynthia ........... 27, 55, 62, 65, 71 Cox, Debora 123 Cox, Gail 66, 144 Cox, Martha 62, 119 Cox, Sharon..........................62, 116 Cox, Virginia ....................... 62, 119 Craig, Eddie ------------------------T___119 Craig, Patti Sue ....... 28, 42, 50, 52, 56, 62, 65, 66, 92, 95 Crockett, Arthie 62, 119 Croley, Douglas ............................ 123 Cross, Linda 50, 62, 119, 147 Cross, Martha ....................... 62, 119 Cross, Wanda Sue —....... 28, 62, 65, 68, 69, 129 Crouch, Carol 24, 28, 43, 50, 55, 60, 66, 69, 70, 93, 149, 154, 156 Crouch, Mary Ann__________________ 50, 85, 116 Dabney, Shirley _____________________ 62, 119 Dalton, David ______________________________ 113 Dalton, Edward _____________________________ 119 Daughtry, Alton ____________________________ 113 Daughtry, Keith ......... 28, 30, 61, 69, 71, 76, 80, 89 Daughtry, Ruby ............. 62, 116, 150, 154 Davis, Bradley ....................... 85, 113 Davis, Carole ___________ 28, 60, 65, 66, 69, 71, 164 Davis, Laura 53, 65, 113 Davis, Neal ........ 54, 72, 76, 99, 107, 131 Davis, Paula 62, 119 Davis, Wesley 113 Dean, Arnold _______________________________ 107 Dean, Donna _______________________________ 113 Dean, Louvenia______________________________ 123 Dean, Mary Margaret__________ 52, 65, 66, 89, 107 Dean, Wanda 19, 116 Deason, Ken DeBord, David DeBord, Jane Dennison, Charles ....... 119 77, 116 15, 16, 52, 55, 62, 65, 66, 107, 130, 162 28, 63, 69 Dickson, Dianne...........—...... 65, 66, 113 Dixon, Judy_______________________16, 56, 113 Donahue, Mike_________________________116 Dover, Walter 50, 53, 61, 63, 72, 76, 80, 82, 83, 84, 107 Dowling, Doug 81, 85, 116 Dreher, Nancy 50, 56, 114, 158 Dugie, Sharon 123 Dugie, Vivian 119 Dunn, Larry 63, 119 Durham, Catherine 62, 119 Durham, Jane------------------------- 87, 107 Edenfield, Latrelle ............ 56, 62, 119 Edmonds, Joyce 62, 85, 119, 138 Edwards, Betsy _____________ 56, 62, 85, 119 Edwards, Betty ............................ 119 Edwards, Gail 116 Edwards, Gary .. 29, 61, 65, 70, 82, 83, 84, 89, 95, 153 Edwards, Jo Ann ................. 29, 52, 65, 66 Edwards, Larry 123 Edwards, Suzanne ..................... 85, 116 Elder, Debbie ........................ 62, 119 Ellis, Homer ................................ 123 Ellis, Thomas .................... 63, 64, 116 Embry, Jeff ................................. 123 Embry, Joel ......... 54, 72, 73, 76, 96, 107, 137, 143, 155 Embry, Rick 81, 116 Embry, Vickie 62, 119 Evilsizer, J. D. 123 Faircloth, Leona 53, 56, 62, 65, 98, 114 Faircloth, Neal ............... 119, 141, 146 Ferguson, Carol 15, 55, 59, 62, 65, 66, 107, 144, 162 Ferguson, Vivian ............................ 107 Finiff, Cathy ............................... 123 Finiff, Hollis ................... 63, 81, 116 Fletcher, Beth ......... 50, 53, 55, 65, 86, 99, 114 Fletcher, Bunny ......... 17, 29, 45, 54, 55, 60, 63, 65, 66, 70, 86, 101 Fletcher, Jo Ann ................ 56, 62, 117 Fletcher, Mary _____________________________ 123 Fletcher, Mary Ellen 62, 65, 66, 117 Fletcher, Van ......................... 56, 119 Flournoy, Brenda ............................ 123 Flournoy, Margie .......................... 119 Flournoy, Paula ...................... 62, 117 Flowers, Becky ................... 62, 117, 119 Flowers, Brenda 123 Flowers, Richard 123 Floyd, Vickie 56, 114 Foister, Nedra ______________________________ 123 Forehand, Bonnell _______________ 63, 81, 117 Forehand, Doyle ............ 63, 76, 80, 107 Fortenberry, Brenda____________________ 62, 119 Foster, Mike ....... 50, 119 Fowler, James ----------- 53, 56, 59, 66, 107 Fowler, Marianne 56, 123 Fowler, Willie 62, 119 Franklin, James________________________ 50, 119 Franklin, John________________________________123 Franklin, Peggy ............................. 114 Franklin, Sharon 62, 114 Fryer, Alice_________________________________ 123 Futch, Lynda ________ 29, 40, 44, 50, 52, 55, 56, 58, 60, 62, 65, 66, 101, 149, 154, 156 Gardner, Charles....................... 85, 117 Gardner, Richard —........... 54, 72, 107, 143 Gatlin, Brenda _____________________________ 123 Gatlin, Dianne ............................ 119 Gatlin, Elaine ............. 19, 56, 62, 117 Gatlin, Kenne 56, 117 Gay, Alice 24, 27, 29, 47, 55, 60, 65, 68, 69, 89 Gay, Raymond 29, 66, 68 Gephart, Cecelia 62, 120 Gibson, Larry 114 Gilbert, Belenda 117 Gilbert, George .. 61, 114 Gilbert, Mary Lelia ............. 50, 62, 120 Gilbert, Peggy ------------------------ 85, 117 Gilbert, Penny ______________________________ 123 Gleaton, JoLanda ______________________ 62, 120 Godwin, Bill 30, 50, 66 Godwin, Jim 66, 107 Goodman, Greg________________ 50, 56, 83, 107 Goodman, Nan ________________________________ 123 Goodson, Lynda 66, 107 Goodwin, Janice 123 Goodwin, Tommy 76, 107, 144 Graham, Alton 63, 120 Gray, Freddie 54, 77, 114 Gray, Jeanine 123 Gray, John 30, 63, 66 Gray, Joyce . 52, 65, 68, 107 Gray, Patricia 117 Green, Dianne 62, 120 Green, Rebecca 123 Greenwald, Wes 56, 123 Gregory, Gail 55, 65, 89, 114 Gregory, Joe 54, 108, 146 Griffin, James 17, 141 Griffis, Gene 114 Griffis, Sybil 114 Gunn, John 114 Haire, Johnny ... 30, 136 Haire, Linda 52, 66, 108 Haire, Mike 114 Hall, Darlene 62, 120 Hall, Eddie 63, 108 Hall, Geraldine 62, 120 Hall, Sallie 62, 120 Hamilton, Carol 66, 114, 162 Hamilton, Elaine 62, 120, 138 Hamilton, Neil 30, 59, 66 Hamilton, Patsy 117 Hamilton, Roylynn .... 120 Hampton, Topper 25, 30, 44, 50, 53, 60,61 Hamrick, Maria .. 50, 62, 66, 108, 158 Hanna, Lamar 66, 68, 108 Hanney, Clayton ... 50, 54, 77, 114, 151 Hanney, Don 120, 141 Hanney, Sue Harbin, Craig 56, 120 Harmon, Mary Catherine 62, 120 Harper, Sandra 30, 60, 65 Harrell, Charles 123 Harrell, Yolanda 52, 62, 66, 108, 129, 130 Harris, Jack 123 Harris, James 120 Harris, Mary Alice 52, 66, 108 Hash, Richard 120 Hatcher, Larry 64, 123 Hayes, Danny 63, 117 Hayes, Wayne 31, 66, 68, 108 Hazenberg, Marjory 62, 120 Hazenberg, Yolanda 123 Hemanes, Earnest 63, 64, 120 Hemanes, Robert 63, 64, 117 Hewett, Vance 123 Hies, Drexell 123 Hiers, Mike 120 Hiers, Richard 31, 63, 76 Hill, Patty 31 , 56, 62, 65, 68, 140 Hinsey, Charles 31 Hinsey, Georgia Ann 62, 117 Hinson, Stewart 24, 31, 45, 50, 53, 56, 60, 61, 65, 66, 69, 98 Hinton, James 123 Hinton, Linda 55, 114 Hinton, Robert 120 Holman, Carol 56, 114 Hood, Jerry 123 Hood, Sara 52, 66, 89, 114 Hopkins, Lonnie T 123 Hornsby, Joe 63 Horton, Jimmy 120 Howell, Danny 117 Howell, Jimmie Ruth 59, 65, 68, 108 Howell, John 114 Howell, Tommy . 32, 63, 66, 69, 76, 80 Hubbard, Charles ... .. 85, 117 174 56, 62, 120 56, 81, 117 123 55, 65, 66, 73, 108, 139 123 114 32 62, 117 Humphrey, Audrey Humphrey, John Hurst, Glenn Hutchinson, Judy Hutto, Gwen Ingram, Wanda Jail let, Marcia Jaillet, Nancy Jeff coat, Carolyn 53, 55, 66, 73, 108 Jeffcoat, Dian 56, 62, 65, 87, 114 Jenkins, Jerome 63, 117 Jeter, Danny ............... 32, 54, 56, 65 Johns, Betty .......................... 62, 120 Johnson, A. C. ........................ 63, 117 Johnson, Benny 17, 66, 108, 131 Johnson, Carol 56, 66, 114, 162 Johnson, Carolyn ........................ 62, 117 Johnson, Charles ........................... 120 Johnson, Craig.............................. 120 Johnson, Dwain 16, 66, 114 Johnson, Jesse .................. 117 Johnson, Joyce .............. 123 Johnson, Sandra 50, 56, 114, 158 Johnson, Wayne 32, 59, 63, 124 Jones, Arnold .............................. 124 Jones, Benny ......... 117 Jordan, Naomi 62, 117 Jordan, Theresia ........................ 62, 120 Josey, William ................... 63, 70, 156 Joyner, Rodney 61, 72, 83, 89, 1G8, 160 Joyner, Ronald .......................... 63, 120 Joyner, Wesley 124 Kelly, Harry ................................. 120 Kennington, Ann .............................. 108 Kilpatrick, Milton ...................... 66, 114 Kilpatrick, Winston .......................... 124 King, Bonnie .. 32, 52, 60, 62, 65, 66, 68 King, Bruce 32 King, Jerry ........................... 63, 120 King, Judy ................................. 120 Kingry, Allen 56, 117, 130 Kingry, Douglas .......................... 124 Kingry, Stephen 120 Kittrell, Paul ......... 33, 66, 68, 77 Knight, Dorothy ........................... 124 LaBarre, Charlie ....... 13, 56, 77, 114 LaBarre, Jarvis 33, 54, 56, 59, 65, 66 Lam, Peggy ......................— 52, 66, 109 Langford, David 56, 120 Langley, Jack ......................... 63, 120 Laslie, Berry 54, 77, 95, 109, 135 Laslie, Kelly 117 Laslie, Mary Lou 124 Laslie, Maude — .. 120 layerd, Mike 18 1T4 Layerd, Tommy 56, 124 Lester, Charles Lamar 109, 148 Lester, Mary Louise 50, 53, 55, 65, 66, 73, 109, 144 Levy, Irene 120 Leynes, Ann 56, 62, 65, 68, 109 Liggitt, Carol 52, 65, 109, 142 Lines, Blutcher ...................... 117, 143 Lines, Martha ............................. 124 Linzy, Jane ............................ - 120 Lister, John 33 Lively, Peggy Livings, Johnny 64, 124 Lodge, Robert 13, 24, 33, 35, 41, 54, 60, 76, 78, 79, 80 Lodge, Sandra ......................... 89, 117 Lolley, Charlene ......... Lolley, Ronald 120 Lopez, Sara ..................... 52, 68, 109 Mahaffey, Barbara Markhma, Morgan Markham, Virginia Lovingood, Sanford 117 Luten, Jimmy ................................ 114 Luten, Kay 124 Luten, Richard 30, 33, 46, 66, 69, 76, 78, 79, 80, 89 124 ............. 81, 120 65, 89, 114 Marsh, Carol 33, 55, 66, 144 Marsh, Linda 114 Marsh, Pamela 62, 120 Marsh, Russel 56, 124 Martin, Mariann 56, 114, 151 Martin, Sandra 34, 56, 62, 65, 66 Martin, Shirley 124 Massey, Bob 120, 142 Massey, Mary Martha ............ 55, 62, 65, 72, 109, 130, 142, 148, 155 Mathers, Gladys 50, 124 Maxwell, Will 81, 117 May, Fount 34, 54, 93 May, Martha . 53, 55, 62, 65, 66, 72, 109, 130, 142, 148, 155 May, Mary Katherine ..........-.............. 120 May, Patsy 34, 55, 60, 65, 66, 71, 93 Mays, Donna ........................ 56, 66, 114 McCall, Francis 120 McCall, George ----------------- 54, 76, 83, 109 McCall, Shirley ..... 124 McCall, Virginia .................. 50, 124 McCarty, Harry 54, 109 McClellan, Henry ........................ 63, 117 McDaniel, Delores .......................... 124 McDaniel, Ricky 63, 64, 117 McDonald, Starlyn 62, 120 McKnight, Mac_____________________________89, 109 McKnight, Virginia _____________________ 56, 114 McMillan, Craig ________ 54, 77, 85, 97, 114 McNeill, Mike ________________________________ 120 McNeill, Patsy 16, 50, 55, 65, 66, 72, 109, 130, 132, 134, 150, 161, 165 McPhaul, Frances ............................. 124 McPhaul, Paul _______________________________ 120 McPherson, Charles ..................... 89, 109 McPherson, Margaret......................... 124 McPherson, Walter Merritt, Faye -------- Merritt, Wayne - Milford, Juanita ... Miller, Debbie ------- Miller, Edward _______ Miller, Patsy ________ Miller, Tammy ________ Mitchell, Dale ------- _________ 81, 117 _____________ 110 ............... 124 ________________124 .... 62, 120 ________________114 __________ 52, 110 .......... 62, 117 _______________ 124 Montague, Dianne----------------19, 62, 133 Montague, James------------------------- 120 Moore, Gary ......... 63, 64, 117 Moore, Susan --------------------------- 124 Moore, Winston ......................... 124 Moree, Jean 52, 63, 65, 66, 110 Morgan, Bill_____________________________120 Morgan, Blair .................... 85, 117 Morgan, Frank 50, 61, 72, 110, 129, 165 Morgan, Nan 117 Morgan, Sara ________ 19, 50, 62, 117, 133 Morris, Carol -------------------------- 117 Morris, Cathy ........................ 120 Morris, Cecil____________________—-------114 Morris, Donald ......................... 124 Morris, Wayne 120 Morrow, Jean ...........— 52, 65, 66, 114 Morrow, Kathryn 65, 66, 72, 110, 139, 140 Morrow, Linda _____________________ 89, 117 Morrow, Margie ----------------- 34, 65, 89 Mote, Wayne ....................... 50, 124 Moulton, Dianne 56, 114 Moulton, Larry 114 Mulford, Clay 85, 117, 131, 141 Munroe, Arthur 81, 117 Munroe, Connie 34, 51, 64, 70, 93, 145 Munroe, Frank 117 Munroe, Jack 34, 42, 60, 61, 93 Munroe, Jean 124 Munroe, Lamar 50, 61, 77, 114 Munroe, Pete 63, 120 Murphy, Deloris 120 Murphy, Jeannie 52, 66, 68, 110 Mynard, Mary Jean 35, 55, 60, 66, 67 71 Naff, Jimmy .......... 50, 54, 56, 89, 114 Nelson, Rosa ....... 18, 50, 53, 55, 96, 114 Nessmith, Johnny . 124 Nessmith, Linda ... 124 Nessmith, Richard ----------------------- 114 Newcomb, Bill ...... 54, 77, 85, 89, 115 Newcomb, Gene —................ 117, 131, 141 Nicholson, Hugh ................ 63, 110, 144 Nix, Patricia ....................... 124, 152 Nix, Rex---------------------------------- 120 Norby, Mary ......................... 124, 152 O'Neal, Dell ............................. 120 Ordos, David -------------------- 56, 115 Ordos, Maria ---------------------------- 117 Owenby, Carl ----------------- 64, 124, 152 Parramore, Al ---------------------------- 121 Parramore, Andy---------- Parramore, Annie Lou ---- Parramore, Donald-------- 124 124 124 Parramore, John David--------------- —....... 115 Parramore, John Durwood ............... 85, 118 Parramore, Mike — 34, 35, 53, 60, 71, 83 Parramore, Nancy................... 62, 121 Parramore, Patricia 50, 55, 56, 65, 115 Pardue, Joyce 121 Parker, Patricia ..- 62, 118 Parker, Thomas ----------------- 63, 77, 115 Parmer, Barbara 124 Parmer, Pat ___ 50, 53, 61, 76, 110, 128 Parmer, Peggy ...................... 85, 121 Parrish, Margie Alice --------------------- 118 Parrish, Sue -------------------------------- H® Peacock, Dianne ________ 53, 55, 65, 72, 110, 130, 134, 148, 155 __________________124 __________ 10, 115 Peacock, Gerry Peacock, Jackie Peacock, Judy ...... 35, 60, 65, 66 _______ 11, 124 _____________124 ......... 118 Peacock, Tommy ---------------------- Perkins, Rachel Lee ----------------- Peters, Scott------------------------ Peverly, Joan .................. 52, 65, 110, 142 Phillips, Allison 63, 115 Phillips, Angelia ............................. H8 Phillips, Linda 62, 121 Phillips, Susan 62, 121 Pitts, Leona 62, 121 Pollock, Morris ................................ H® Pope, Earl ------------------------------------ 121 Pope, Marilyn 62, 65, 110 Poppell, Al ------ Poppell, Ed ...... Poppell, Sharon Porch, Carolyn Porch, Eddie Porch, Gary Porch, Jimmy Porch, Mary Kate ............. 115 __________________115 17, 35, 60, 89, 138 ................121 85, 118 _____________ 61, 83, 115 _____________ 81, 85, 118 _________ 35, 56, 65, 66 Porter, Cathy ------------------- 18, 86, 115 Poston, Mary 124 Poston, Louise------------------------------ Poston, Randall-------------•-----54, 110, 158 Powell, George 121 175 Presnell, Lynda 36, 50, 65, 69, 71, 98 Presnell, Tommy 89, 110 Pruette, Tad 115 Raker, Bob 36, 63, 130 Raker, Elizabeth 121 Raker, Roy 115 Ranew, Linda 62, 118, 132 Rawls, Lynn 121 Rawls, Sheila 52, 55, 65, 73, 110, 151, 165 Ray, Dianna 121 Ray, Donnie 85, 124 Ray, Douglas 121 Ray, Harold 63, 115 Ray, Linda 56, 125 Ray, Mary Louise 66, 98, 110 Ray, Thomas Reddick, Jane 121 Redmon, John 63, 115 Renfroe, Carlton ... 63, 115 Renfroe, Nancy Lee 125, 138 Renfroe, Sterling 63, 64, 118 Reynolds, Susan 56, 65, 115 Rhoades, Jimmy 36, 56, 66, 68 Rhoades, Mac 56, 121 Richardson, Ann 118 Richardson, Jan 125 Ritter, Elaine . . 121 Ritter, Wayne .. 118 Roberts, Patricia ... 66, 111 Rogers, James 56, 121 Rowan, Tom 56, 120 Rowell, Bill 54, 83, 89, 111, 133 Rudd, Larry 63, 81, 118, 156 Rudd, Patricia 52, 66, 111, 157 Rudd, Peggy 118 Rudd, Robert 121 Rudd, Roy 115 Rudd, Roxcena 24, 36, 46, 62 Rude, Temple 52, 55, 62, 65, 66, 111, 134, 139, 140, 161, 164, 165 Russell, Judy ..................... 56, 62, 121 Russell, Terry 63, f Jg Ryals, Nancy 125 Sadberry, James ......................... 63, 118 Sadberry, Joanne 121 Sadberry, Wandra 36, 65, 68, 129 Sadler, Elaine 121 Sadler, Ida Lynette 32, 125 Sadler, Larry 121 Sadler, Teresa 62, 89, 118, 133 Sadler, Wayne 115 Sanders, Edward 77, 115 Sanders, Nancy 125 Sanders, Sammy 121 Sanford, Kaye 50, 52, 53, 55, 62, 65, 72, 86, 111, 132, 149, 155 Sapp, Buck 111 Sapp, Cherri Vi 125 Schofield, Linda 56, 62, 118 Scott, Diane 118 Scott, Sandy 121 Scott, Virginia .............................. 118 Seay, Marlin 56, 121 Seay, Murraye ....................• 56, 77, 115 Seay, Myrle 125 Sellars, Patricia 62, 118 Sellars, Wanda 115 Sellers, Arthur 63, 115 Selman, Clara Jean 125, 138 Selman, Sandra ................... 65, 66, 115 Seniff, Connie 53, 55, 66, 72, 111, 132 Seniff, Dennis 56, 81, 85, 97, 118 Shaw, Richard 50, 125 Shelfer, Betty Ann 52, 55, 65, 72, 111, 139, 144, 149, 150, 154, 165 Shiflett, Elaine 62, 121 Shiver, Carol 52, 66 Shiver, Linda Sue 125 Shofner, Faye 65, 66, 115 Shuler, Mary 16, 55, 115, 147 Sircy, Allen 36, 62, 63, 76, 78, 161, 164 Sircy, John ................................ 36 Sites, Zane 62, 115 Skipper, G. W. 64, 125 Skipper, Sylvia 37, 65, 66 Sloat, Sarah ................... 125, 153 Smith, Allene 56, 62, 121 Smith, Barbara 62, 121 Smith, Cecilia . 115 Smith, Christy 53, 55, 65, 72, 111, 139, 148, 149, 150, 151, 154 Smith, Durwood 125 Smith, James 63, 111 Smith, Jane 37, 60, 65, 87 Smith, Janice 118 Smith, Jo Ann 65, 89, 115 Smith, Joe 121 Smith, Johnny 121 Smith, Judy ............ 52, 65, 66, 111, 136 Smith, Judy Ann . 50, 62, 121 Smith, June ...................... 52, 65, 111 Smith, Martha Lee .......... 55, 56, 65, 115 Smith, Pat ____________________________ 64, 118 Smith, Sharon 62, 121 Smith, Sheryl _____________________________ 125 Smith, Thomas ............. ..... 56, 63, 111 Snipes, Cheryl ________________________ 62, 118 Soloman, Linsley 121 Soucy, Elizabeth ....................... 125 Spears, Phyllis ...................... 65, 111 Spears, Tom 56, 121 Sperling, Kathy 62, 121 Sperling, Ralph ............. 54, 83, 89, 111 Spooner, Eddie ............................ 121 Spooner, Jim ................ 54, 76, 112, 131 Stabler, George 56, 118 Stegall, Bill ........................ 89, 112 Stephens, Charles .......................... 125 Stephens, Hugh ______________ 37, 50, 54, 63 Stephens, Linda _____________ 56, 62, 118, 132 Stewart, Karen ____________________________ 125 Stewart, Wally 121 Stewart, Wayne . 56, 115 Story, Robbie Susan 125 Stoutamire, Charlotte V25 Stoutamire, Steve ....................... 121 Strickland, Jane 52, 55, 65, 66, 72, 112, 132 Suber, Andy 56, 118 Suber, Barbara 121 Suber, Bob _______________________________ 118 Suber, Frances 118 Suber, Greg .............................. 121 Suber, Jerry 125 Suber, Jimmy .. 81, 85, 118 Suber, Linda 62, 118 Sullivan, Lynette 118 Sunday, Arthur 68, 112, 131 Sunday, Joy 65, 66, 115 Sunday, Louise 65, 66, 112, 135 Sykes, Earl 125 Sykes, Kay 62, 118 Taylor, Bob _______________________________ 125 Taylor, Eddie 13, 24, 37, 40, 43, 50, 60, 61, 83, 84 Taylor, Jimmy . 50, 61, 77, 89, 115 Taylor, Johnny .......... 37, 69, 76, 79, 89 Taylor, Max ________________________________ 118 Taylor, Mike 56, 118 Taylor, Sara Beth 125 Tharpe, Jeanette 112 Tharpe, Jerome 89, 112, 133 Tharpe, Jonnie 125, 148 Thigpen, Annie Ruth 115 Thigpen, Donald 125 Thomas, Brenda 24, 37, 41, 50, 55, 60, 65, 66, 67, 70, 145, 149, 1 53, 154, 161, 167 Thomas, Bruce 50, 81, 85, 118 Thompson, Gail 121 Thompson, Hugh 61, 72, 76, 80, 112 Thompson, Jean 115 Thompson, Sheryl . 55, 89, 112 Thursby, Carolyn 112, 130 Thursby, Linda 125, 160 Thursby, Patsy 118 Thursby, Ralph 63, 115 Tipper, Louis 125 Todaro, Debbie 121 Todd, Murray 63, 115 Tomlin, David 115 Tomlin, Judy 118 Troupe, Betty 37, 65, 68, 89 VanLandingham, Clay 125, 148 Veasey, John 89, 112 Ventry, Bobby 95, 112, 148 Ventry, David 81, 118 Vickers, Sue 125 Waddell, Aaron .. 63, 121 Walden, Bob 115 Walker, Paula 28, 38, 55, 60, 65, 87, 100 Wall, Sharon 66, 112, 135 Ware, Samuel 125, 151 Watson, Archie 125 Watson, Raymond 56, 118 Watson, Rita 125 Watts, Shirley 125, 160 Weaver, Gerry 56, 121 Weeks, Carleen 118 Weeks, Johnny 64, 1 25 Weeks, Linda Sue 38, 66, 112 Weeks, Mary Joyce 125 Weeks, Rochelle 121 Weeks, Syble 115 Welch, Johnny . .... 121 Wells, Gregory 121 Wells, Richard 63, 112 Wells, Saria 125 West, Mike 118 White, Brenda 38, 55, 66 Whitley, Toney 38, 83 Williams, Charles 64, 125 Williams, Graves 118 Williams, Marilyn 53, 56, 65, 115 Williamson, Deborah 121 Willis, Roger 66, 112 Wilson, June 62, 118 Wilson, Kendall ...... 125 Wilson, Peggy 38, 62, 65 Wolf, Kay 56, 62, 121 Wood, Edna 38 Wood, Patsy 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 65, 112 Woodberry, Jeynean 115 Woodson, Jeff 125 Woodward, Allen 121 Woodward, Charles 125 Woodward, Eddie 68, 83, 112 Woodward, Jane 55, 56, 65, 115 Woodward, Jody 38, 62, 66 Woodward, Susan . 53, 56, 65, 115, 133 Wynn, Barbara 125 Wynn, Mary 62, 121 Wynne, Richard ... 76, 89, 112, 141 Wynne, Susan 62, 118 Yates, Brenda ..... 51, , 53, 55, 56, 112, 135 Young, Gretchen 121 176 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made wV • -ry. jy-y- •“. . ;■. t V5.rE� i - - TV. - ;0 4 ir. -' •� ■;.' • O . . . ., • ■• •-•. 5 '- - ■ , ..z‘ -6 ■ feOUjj vy .wiV � - % yyT-'. —-,. . • ■ ’'. - ••£ fTs «Tot V 'f c . ■‘ . w .'r •.� •■; .-r - ' ■, ’ : � •� • Sr«y ■ •, • ■« w,v . 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