St Augustine High School - El Castillo Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

5t. Auyuslihc High Selma! 5t. Augustina ?lm'da nxggg-IQM EL CASTI LLO To the students of St. Augustine High School the members of the 196431 Castillo staff offer this record of school memories in the hope that with each passing year the moments we have attempted to capture here will be more highly treasured - that the kind of spirit that leads a team to victory, that means caring about grades and classmates will fill your lives as it does the pages of this book . . . mm , M - ' DEDICATION We, the class of 1964, dedicate this yearbook to a man who has dedicated himself to us. No one is prouder of Students, more enthusiastic at sports events, or more considerate of the needs of our school. His interest is centered on the schools Thanks to him we are no fools. He works so hard at a foot- ball game, Trodding the sidelines has gained him fame. At basketball games in his served seat His enthusiasm would be hard to beat. The best we could bequeath at this year's end Is that students following will know our friend. They'll enjoy school only partly Unless they're lucky and know MI. Hartley. W. DOUGLAS HARTLEY .x' x s; ADMINISTRATION T . C. SWIFT Principal PHILIP PETLEY Dean of Boys ?MWM OFFICE MARJORIE BARRETT Secretar y MARVIS COLEE Registrar GUIDANCE FRANCES KALV Counselor JOY BRECKENRIDGE Home Economics 1, II ELLENDER ALDEN English III, IV. IVA LOUIE DICKINSON English I JUNE NORMAN English II, 111 W MARION ROBINSON English I, II Home Economics I, II, III General Science JANET ARTERBURY English I. H CORINNE MILLER English I English 11 Spanish 11 . ,,-; . ' DIANE RAUH English 111 GERTRUDE TAYLOR English IVA Modern Literature Dean of Girls A teacher is more than a connoisseur of books, or a brandisher of slide rules. He is a person, a human being like the rest of us. A teacher is much mind. He is more heart, patience, and devotion. In this world it is a fine thing to have knowledge. It is finer to impart it. . . . EDNA FOXWORTH Problems of American Democracy U. 5. History JAMES BRIDGMAN Civics Latin 1, II BRUCE BISHOP U. 8. History DONALD BUSHORE Civics General Math. Ass't Athletic Director 3, 11114.4. CHRISTIAN World History Problems of American Democracy i -1' WOODY DILLIN World History Problems of American Democracy CAROLYN ESTEP Functional Math. 11, III, IV Advanced Math. JOEL CLARK U. 8. History World Geography GEORGE GARDLNER Algebra I, 11 Solid and Trig. Guess The number 6f MARK GAINES Consumer's Math. Functional Math, I,III MILDRED WA shorthand I Typing I, II . I . ' CAROLE GAINES Typing I Personal Typing shorthand I ALICE HORN . Physical Education HALVER STEDMAN Algebra I General Math. GLENN SMITH General Math. Plane Geometry Algebra I PAT LORE Typing I Bookkeeping Business Law Office Practice p SCOTTY STERLING D.C.T. , General, Specific Job Supervision NICK PERPICH Physical Education JIM SMITH Driver Education LUCILLE PERPICH Librarian Mam . H l main n I M ME llHlI .F QEQ . . n: FRANCES STEWART Art 1.11.111 PHILIP PETLEY Dean of Boys Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts I w LEONARD WESTBERRY Band Director MELANIE NESBITT Physics Chemistry Human Physiology WILLIAM STAGGS Physical Science RUDY WHITE Athletic Director Industrial Arts 1,11. III. IV DAVID HAINLIN Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts 1. II. III, IV BERNICE ERKELENS General Music Basic Music JAMES McADAMS Biology D. WARING SMITH General Science Chorale FRANCES STEWART TONY LANDRY F El A T S L A U N N A KATHY WALKER NANCY WALL Business Manager JANE BOWMAN Circulation DONNA CAMPBELL, Copywriter BARBARA KENDRICK, Seniors NANCY CROOKSHANK S ophomore Section NANCY CLIFTON Photo ra h Edit g p y or CINDY BARRANCOTTO Junior Section MARTY WAINWRIGHT Organizations KIRBY JOHNSON Sports DENNIS STEED Ass't Photography Editor ADVERTISING STAFF: Lola Lott, Ann Lambert, Janice Hahn Manager; Roger Kendzor. OFFICERS . . . m .. - k -1; ,.' -;. ,. ., ' , -amg $1.: . . . L President ------- Don Hollingsworth Secretary ---------- Ieslie Claxk Vice-President ------- Gary Gardner Treasurer ---------- Beth Rogero CLASS OF I 964 We are the stars of the universe. The world lies at our feet. Whatever we were, we can be more. What- ever we weren't, we can be less. It is our choice. But we Cannot stand still. DONNA LEE ANKENY WILLIAM STEAD ARNOLD LOIS HOUSTON BASS, JR. Eat, drink, laugh. and be merry, Bill Al Speech is a mirror of the soul: as because tomorrow we may die. I know what's what! Pep Club 1, 2; Beauty Section 3. WILLIAM CHARLES BANTA Bill Nothing prevents our being natural so much as the desire to appear so. a man speaks, so is he. CHARLES GUY BATSEL Knowledge is proud--that he knows so much. Baseball 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2. 3,4; Honor Society 2,8,4, Sec'y. 4; Sigma 2,3,4, Pres. 3, State Chaplain 4; Class Pres. 3; Boys' State 3; Letterman's Club 3,4. SAMUEL ALLEN BENNETT Sam I do not understand--I pause. I examine. National Honor Society 2,3. 4, V. P. 4; Key Club 3. 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Teen Town Board 2, 3,4. Commissioner 4; Class President 2; Boys' State 3; Kappa Calendar 4. RICHARD BERTKE Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. JANE RUTH BOWMAN For we that live to please, must please to live. Drill Team 1; Beta 2; Alpha 3; Kappa Epsilon 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1. JAMES ERN EST BLANTON More men are killed by overwork than the importance of the world justifies. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3,4. ROMERIA DARLING BREWER Cookie It is a cheering thought to think. PHIL BLANTON Enough work to do and strength to do the work. Florida School for the Blind 1, 2, 3. SANDRA SUE BROWN Sandy Homecoming Attendant 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1; Delta 2,3,4; Teen Town Board 3,4, Commissioner 3. Attendant 3; FTA 2; Pep Club 1,2. THOMAS WAYNE BROWN Brownie My greatest pleasure is making others laugh. Key Club 2,3, 4, Sec'y. 3,4; Sig- ma 2,3; Class Sec'y. 2; Student Council Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4, Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4. DONNA JACQULYN CAMPBELL Praise, like gold and diamonds, owes its value only to its scarcity.' Alpha 2, 3; Jacket Journal 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec- retary 4; FTA 2,3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Club 2; Kappa 4, Chaplain 4; Manager Basketball Team 3. WILLIAM EDWARD BRYAN, JR. Bill Men of few words are the best men. Football 1, 2,3,4, Captain 2, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Mr. Junior; Sigma 2, 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3; Annual Staff 3; Letter- man's Club 3,4. DAVID RONALD CAPO There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. Footba111,2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4. STEPHEN BUSHORE Steve Behind an able man, there are always other able men. DuPont Sr. High School; Fletcher Sr. High School; Footba114; Bas- ketball 4; Track 4; Baseba114. LETHA LUETTA CARLS Silence more musical than any song. Glee Club 2,3; Alpha 2. LLOYD LEON CARSON, JR. Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Glee Club 1; Football 2; Sigma 2, 3.4, Vice-Presidem 3, Parliamen- tarian 4; Pre-Legislature 3,4; Youth Legislature 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. NANCY KATHERINE CLIFTON It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everyone. Miss Freshman; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Key Club Sweetheart 3; Beauty Section 3; Letterman's Club 4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; Alpha 2,3; Delta 4; Basketball 2. MARSHA ANN CHANCE '1 Oixgjgigzirtljsggf WCEHS is to hide our thoughts. Homecoming Attendant 1; Beauty Section 1; FTA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Delta 2, 3, 4. DONALD WAYNE COLEE Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Basketball 2; Pep Club 2; Sigma 2, 3. 4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4. LESLIE JOAN CLARK Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; FTA 1, 2; Alpha 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Jacket Journal 3,4; Ex- ecutive Committee 2,3; Golf Team 3; Girls' State 3; Homecoming At- tendant 3; Sub Juniors 3, 4; Teen Town Board 4; Class Secretary 4. MARVIS ANNE COLEE Silence speaks louder than words. Pep Club 1, 3; Alpha 2,3,4; Sub Juniors 3,4; FTA 1,2,3; Teen Town Board 4. Sec'y. 4. JOHN MCLEAN CORBETT Mac Patience and shuffle the cards. Sigma 3, 4; Track 3. ROYAL AUBREY DAVIS Criticism comes easier than craftsmanship. JAMES VERNON COOK Reading maketh a full man, con- ference a ready man, and writing an exact man. Student Council 4, Vice-President 4; Inter-Club Council 4, President 4; Jacket Journal 4; Little Theatre 2,3,4. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH DILLIN Ginny A finger in every pie. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Delta 2,3,4, Treas. 2, V.-P. 3, Sec. 4; Basketball 2, 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Teen Town Board 3, 4, Sec. 3, Mayor 4. MARGARET SUSAN DAVIS PeggY' Do your duty then leave the rest for heaven. Drill Team 1; Beta 2, 3; Kappa Ep- silon 4; FTA 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Executive Board 4. RALPH MERLIN DUPONT Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Picfure Nof Available JULIUS STEPHEN DUPONT Steve Heaven's help is better than early rising. Band 1; Sigma 2,3; DCT 4. MICHELE CLAIRE EVANS God has given us tongues that we may say something pleasant to our fellowman. John Carroll High 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 3. ROGER ALLEN BATMAN An honest man's words is as good as his bond. Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 3, 4, President 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4. ROLAND EDWARD FERRELL Time hath a taming hand. Picfure No+ Available NATALIE ANNETTA END An As she thinketh in her heart, so is she. DALE MELVIN FISHER A man is born free, and every- where he is in irons. THERESA LYNN FLAUTT Hope is a better companion than fear; laughter better than distress. Pep Club 1,2,3,4;De1ta 2,3,4; Basketba112,3,4. ROBERT MICHAEL GAUSE No man but a blockhead ever wrote for anything but money. A . f r . GARY WATSON GARDNER Wine. women, and song are get- ting the down. Guess I'll have to give up singing. Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Key Club 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Pep Club 3; Letterman's Club 3,4; Pep Club Representative 3; Class Vice-Presi- dent 4; Prom Attendant 3. DONALD RICHA RD GERTENRICH Don Women are such expensive things. LINDA LOU GAUCH None but she can be her parallel. Pep Club 1; FTA 2; Alpha 2,8,4. DOROTHY JEAN GILL Dot Then give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Glee Club 1,2,3. 4, Treasurer 8; Pep Club 1, 2,4; FTA 1,2,3, Set- geant at Arms 3; Alpha 2, 3; Kappa Epsilon 4. HELEN JEANNETTE GLOVER The world is as you take it. DCT 4. LESTER GOODE I've taken my fun where I've found it. TOM GIBBONS Take it easy, have youx fun, and let the old world flicker by. THOMAS JOHN GRANT The greatest pleasme in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 2, Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; V. -P. 4; Pep Club Treasurer 3, Sigma 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4. SHARON LOUISE GOL :th they only want praise. Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Sgt. -at-Arms 4; FTA 1,2; Teen Town Board 1,2, 3,4, Commissioner 4; Beta 2; Delta 2, 3, 4, Sgt. -at-Arms 4; Annual Staff 2; Basketba112. LARRY MARK HALL Music is love in search of a word. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, Capt. 2, Drum Major 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Conductor 3,4; Fla. All- Star Marching Band 2,3, 4; Fla. All; Star Concert Band 4. JANICE MARIE HAHN Knowledge is power. E1 Castillo Staff 4. SUSAN LOUISE HARTLEY Sue The obvious is better than the ob- vious avoidance of it. Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Alpha 2,3; Girls' Basketball Manager 2,3; Sub Juniors 8, 4; Teen Town Board 2,3,4, Ex. Com. 4; Kappa Epsilon 4. President 4; Inter-Club Council 4. NANCY JANE HALL Happiness is a habitucultivate it. Alpha 2; Delta 3,4. HARRY CLYDE HASTY, IR. Life is so short and very uncertain, let us spend it as well as we can. Homecoming Escort 4; Jacket Jour- na11,2,3,4, Asst. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Executive Com- mittee 4; Glee Club 4, Bass Sec- tion Leader 4. L. A SARAH ELIZABETH HALSTEAD Little deeds of kindness make earth a little more like heaven above. HARRY B. HEARNE Simplicity of character is no hin- drance to sublety of intellect. Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Letterman's Club 3, 4. MARTHA JEAN HELMLY Moderation is best--avoid all ex- tremes. Band 1; Pep Club 1,2; Alpha 2,3, Sec'y. 3; Kappa Epsilon 4, V.-P. 4; Sub Juniors 3,4. DONA LD RAYMOND HOLLINGSWORTH A leader is best when people bare- ly know he exists. Mr. Freshman; Class Sec'y. 3; Glee Club 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3,4; Class Pres. 4; Inter- Club Council 4. CLAIRE AMANDA HICKS The pen is the tongue of the mind. Delta 3,4. RICHARD DAVID HOLLINGSWORTH Dick If any have a stone to throw, it is not I, ever or how. Track 2,3, 4; Chora14; Glee Club. LINDA HILL A thorough silence manages to intrigue most people. Alpha 2; Delta 3; Pep Club 1; DCT 4. MARY JEAN HODGES Not what we would, but what we must, we do with a will. Dover High School 1,2, 3. SUZANNE CECELIA HOUGH When the strong command, obedi- ence is best. Beta 2, 3, 4, Officer 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Pep Club 1. LOREN NOEL JONES, IR. The heaven of each is what each desires. Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Sigma 2, 3, President 4; Track 2; Letterman's Club 3, 4. Picfure No+ Available EMERALD THOMAS JENKINS No one knows what he can do un- til he tries. WILLIAM HALLIE JONES, IR. Much more happiness is to be found in the world than gloomy eyes discover. Football 1,2; Homecoming Escort 2, 3. R. KIRBY JOHNSON Those who want the fewest things are nearest to the gods. Pep Club 1; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; E1Castillo Staff 3, 4; Kappa Epsilon 4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 3. BARRY SNYDER KASS No man can be a patriot on an empty stomach. Mr. Sophomore; Sigma 1,2; Key Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Manager Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Letter- men's Club 3, 4; E1Castillo Staff 3, 4. BARBARA LYNNE KENDRICK Memory is the diary we all carry about with us. E1 Castillo Staff 2, 3, 4; Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3; Kappa Epsilon Historian 4; National Honor Society 4. TONY LANDRY Past and to come seem best; things present worst. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1,3, 4. Pic+ure No4 Available ROGER MYATT KENDZOR Do noble deeds, don't dream them all day long. Footba111,2, Captain 2; Sigma 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Homecoming Es- cort 3, 4; E1 Castillo Staff 4; Jacket Journal 3; Class V. -P. 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Med. Club Chaplain 4. ROY DANIEL LANE On their own merits modest men are dumb. ANDREW PRESTON KING. IR. The future is only the past again, entered through another gate. Key Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Letterman's Club 3, 4. ANN LAMBERT The history of science is science itself; the history of the individual, the individual. Y-Teens l; FHA 2; Delta 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4. LLOYD DALE LONG A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4. ANN LOUISE MADDOCK All we had of joy endures; a joy within us. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 2; Gamma Tri-Hi- Y 3; Office Assistant 4. FRANCES EILEEN MCGOWAN No one is happy who does not think himself so. St. Joseph's Academy 1, 2; DCT 4; Sub-Iuniors 2, 3, 4. JOHN VINCENT MAGUIRE, JR. Without music, life would be a mistake. JAMES EUGENE MCINTYRE The only gift is a portion of thyself. EVALINA MANUCY Can we ever have too much of a good thing? JANE ELIZABETH MARKLE Great persons are able to great kind messes. Drill Team 1; Gamma President 3; DCT 4- President; Little Theatre 3; CAP 2. PETER PAUL MATUSIAK Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind. BARBARA JANE MARR What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Beta 2; Delta 2, 3; DCT 4. GEORGE S. MESERVE The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools. Sigma 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; VALERIA ANN MARTIN Diligence is the mother of good fortune. IO LARAINE MILLER Queenly ways and a simple heart. Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Alpha 2, 3. 4; V. -Pres. 2; Secretary of State 3; Miss Sopho- more 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Girls' State Sec. 3; Student Council Secretary 4; Little Theatre 4. GERALD EVANS MILLS As for me, all I know is that I know nothing. Baseba111,2; Footba111,2,3,4; Track 3. SUZANNE NEWLON Suzy Fate makes our relatives, choice makes our friends. Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4, Captain 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2,3; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Beauty Section 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Teen Town Board 3, 4; Spanish Award 3; NHS; Sgt. -at- Arms 4. RITA ANN MOCK Individuality is the root of every- thing good. JUDY DIANNE NORTON The best mirror is an old friend. Picture No+ Available VIRGINIA ANN MORRISON Pause a while from learning to be wise. CLIFFORD RAYMOND OSGOOD, JR. To worry little, to study less; that's my idea of happiness. DONNA LEE PARKS Life is the art of drawing sufficient conclusions from insufficient pre- mises. LONNIE GEORGE PATE Rusty A little work, a little play, To keep us going, so good day! NOEL MAHR You can never plan the future by the past. SUSAN SALLY PETRY The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Pep Club 1,2, Sec'y. 1; Delta 2, 8,4, Sergeant at Arms 3. Presi- dent 4; Inter Club Council 4; Prom Attendant 3; Jacket Journal Staff 3. 4, Circulation 4; Executive Com- mittee 3. WILLIAM MOORE Bill With equal care weigh well the record of the wisdom and the folly of mankind. VICKI SEARLS Serene, I fold my hands and wait. SUSAN PARK The message is spoken ere the word is heard. ALYN EVANS POPE The victor is he who can go it alone! Footba111,2,3;Track 1,2,3; DCT 4. DANNY PLUNKETT A11 experience is an arch to build upon. Carlisle Academy and Glenn Acad- emy 1,2,3; Teen Town Board 4, Commissioner 4; Math Club. MARY OLIVE PURSLEY You can only make others better by being good yourself. Pep Club 1,2,3; Alpha 2,3,4, Chaplain 3,4; FNA 2. CLIFFORD LAUMONT POE With just enough learning to mis- quote. Basketball 1,2. GEORGINA RANSON Talk happiness, the world is sad enough. HOWARD WAYNE REESE He's known for the noise he doesn't make. Leon High 1,2; Basketba113,4; Track 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. SUZANNE MELINA ROGERO What would life be if one couldn't talk? St. Joseph's Academy 1,2,3; DCT Sec'y. 4; E1Castillo Staff 4. JANETTE SUSAN RICHBOURG The secret to success is constancy t0 purpose. Jacket Journal 2, 3,4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Alpha 2, 3,4; Inter Club Counci14; Quill and Scr0113,4; FTA 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Sub Juniors 4; Teen Town Bd. 3,4. DIANE JEANETTE SACKETT We know little of our greatest people. Alpha 2,3,4; Drill Team 1;FTA 1. 2; Pep Club 2; Latin Club 3. MARIAN ELIZABETH ROGERO Let thy speech be better than si- lence, or be silent. FTA 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4; Alpha 2,3,4, Historian 3, President 4; JacketJourna13,4;.E;1- Castillo Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Historian 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Girls' Basketball 3; Golf 3; Inter Club Council 4. SYLVIA DIANE SAMEC What thought can think, another thought can mend. Drill Team 1; Beta 2; Delta 2, 3; DCT Treasurer 4. HELEN TERESA SCAFF A shy face is better than a for- ward heart. JOHN KELL SHUGART III 15 it so true that second thoughts are best? IDA MARIE SEAMAN A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2; Head Majorette 3, 4. BARBARA SINCLAIR Example is the best precept. CARL EDWIN SHATTUCK True happiness is of a retired na- ture. Glee Club 1, 2. LINDY LOU SIRCY It is well to think well; it is divine, to act well. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2, 4; Class Sec. 1, Treasurer 3; Alpha 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; FTA 1; Beauty Section 2; Sigma Sweetheart 4. MICHAEL WALTER SLATER What will women do when I leave? Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Key Club 3,4; Sigma 2; Letter- man's Club 3, 4, President 4; Inter Club Council 4; Teen Town Board 4. GRACE ANNA SPILLER The hand writes what the mind must think. St. Joseph's Academy 1.2; Histori- cal Essay Award 3; Jacket Journal Staff 4. , x CHESTER NORMAN SPELLMAN Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. Football 2. SUSAN LAURIE STAGGS He too serves a certain purpose who only stands and cheers. Clay County High 1; Leon High 2; Pep Club 3.4, Sec'y. 4; Mascot 4Cheer1eader; 4; Delta 3,4, Treas. 4; Little Theater 3.4, Pres. 3, Parl. 4; Basketba113,4; Student Council 4, Clerk 4; Executive Committee 4. ELIZABETH ANN SPENCER 'Tis a mind that makes a body rich. Alpha 3; Kappa 4, Sec'y. 4; Glee Club 2,3; Drill Team 1. SUSAN STANLEY Little friends may prove great friends. Cristobal High, Canal Zone 1,2; Alpha 3. 4; Pep Club 4. RONALD JOE STEWART Liberty exists in proportion to wholesome restraint. Band 1, 2, 3; First Lieutenant 3. EDWARD LEWIS THIGPEN It is good to think well; it is better to act well. Picfure No? Available PRISCILLA JOANN STONE Education should be as gradual as the moonrise, perceptible not in progress but in result. LAVADA HATTIE THOMPSON All good thoughts come from the heart. RONALD SIDNEY TAYLOR That fellow seems to me to possess but one idea, and that is a wrong n 0116. KATHERINE ANN TILTON A merry heart can go on all day. Landon 1; Band 2, 4; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 8. Picture N6? Available HOUSTON EDWARD TINDELL A man is what he is, because he was what he was. MARTHA WAINRIGHT Marty There's a time for all things.' Inter -C1ub Council 4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4, Sec. 2, Historian 3,4; Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4, Captain 4; Annual Staff 4; Most Athletic. JEFFREY BRANDT TOUZET Jeff Life is my college, may I graduate well and earn some honors. KAT HLEEN RUTH WALKER Kathy Duty is the power, which rises with us in the morning and goes to rest with us at night. Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Quill 8; Scr0113,4; Pep Club 1,4; FTA 1,2, 3, Chaplain-Historian 3; FHA 2, Treasurer 2; Inter-Club Council 4; Girls' Drill Team 1; Spanish Award 3; National Merit Scholarship Commendation 4; Most Scholastic; Dean's Office Ass't 4. VIRGINIA HARDENA TUTEN Dena Live to learn and learn to live. FTA 1; FHA 2; Youth Legislature 3; Little Theatre 2, 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Delta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sgt. -at-Arms 2, Chaplain 3,4; B Team Basket- ba112; Teen Town Board 1,2, 3,4, Assistant Mayor 4; FNA 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, President 4; Best Dancer. LESLIE WAYNE VENNERSTROM Beware the fury of a patient man! Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1. NANCY DUTTON WALL SHEILA JOY WASSON PATRICIA ANN WATSON It is not enough to do good - one Patience is the best remedy for Cheerfulness is her nature.' must do it the right way, every trouble. Alpha 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; DCT 4. Class Pres. 1; FTA 1,2; Pep Club 1, DCT 4. 2,3,4, Executive Committee 4; FNA 4, V.-P. 4; Alpha 2,3,4, V. -P. 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; An- nual Staff 3, 4; Sub Juniors 3, 4; Girls' State Alt. 3; Quill 8L Scroll 4, v ADRIENNE LOU WAYNE GEORGE RICHARD WEEDMAN PATRICIA HELEN WELLS Let every man look before he leaps, To know her is to like herf Andee Alpha 2, 3; Kappa 4; DCT 4. Is it yesterday, today or tomorrow 7 Football Manager 4. Delta 2,3,4; Beta 2; FTA 1,2, Sergeant-at-Arms; Pep Club 1,2,3; Jacket Journal 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor 4; Annual Staff 1,4; Sub Juniors 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. JAMES WILLIAM WESTBROOK Jim' Example is the school of mankind and they will learn at no other, Football 2,3, 4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Sigma 2,3; Hi-Y Legislature 3; Jacket Journal 3, 4; Sports Editor 4, JAMES RIC HARD WILLIAMS An acre of performance is worth a whole world of promises. Footba112,3,4;Basketba11 1,2, 3,4, Captain 2;Baseba111,2,3,4;Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming King 4. SYLVIA CAROL WHEELER Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies, Hastings High 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Beta 2; Delta 2, 3, 4; Jacket Journal 2; Student Council Representative 2. WILBUR STEPHENSON WILLIAMS Bill It's thinking about the load that makes one tired, Band 1,2, 3, 4. GRETCHEN VONDA WHITNEY Through life she goes with a pleas- ant smile. Glee Club 3,4; FHA 2,3, Sec. 2, V. -P. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4, Execu- tive Committee 2, 3; Beta 2; Delta 2; Drill Team 1; Cheerleader 2; Class Treasurer 1. JULIA CHRISTINA WILSON Wit is the spice of life, and she is well-seasoned. Alpha 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Sgt. - at-Arms 3; Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Class Executive Committee 3; Pep Club 1; Jacket Journal 3; Annual Staff 3. TERRI LOUISE WILSON A merry heart can go on all day. DCT 4, MARY GALE WILLIAMS The price of wisdom is above rubies. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Alpha 2, 3; Kappa 4; Annual 3, 4. IO ANNE HUDSON All good thoughts come from the heart. Picture Nof Available CHARLES WESTON The world's no better if we worry; life's no longer if we hurry. Granger High 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Key Club 4. LINDA ROUNTREE Always laughing, full of fun; known and liked by everyone. Gordon High 1,2, 3; Alpha 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4. SENIORS - 64 Don't think of it as a chicken, just don't think of it, Transporting coals to barbecue pits . . . the girls have a hard job of cleaning chickens . . . 3 1-; And some people get sick . , , A hot job of handling the coals . . . OK . . . who wanted the . well, not everybody! Tired , . . who's tired of turning chickens? Chickens . . . Chickens . . . and more Chickens. Dipping chickens? More chickens? What next . BEST ALL AROUND .3 Q r - 13! !!! ?ME; ' ZL-xcu:x:;vkk1..ee:ww. .HH 1g;;uw mhv. - .- m. a SUZY NEWLON ROGER EATMAN MOST ATTRACTIVE V B U .y' x GARY GARDNER NANCY CLIFTON BEST PERSONALITY . Wx: A35 ' 5 -I JO MILLER TOM BROWN SAM BENNETT NANCY WALL D E E C C U S O T V: L E K H T S O M .Xsfsswmvwmaxxxxxh . , $.39 22 . g: E: LINDY SIRCY R A L U P O P T S O M THOMAS GRANT MOST SCHOLASTIC V'w' , .1 w , . 4,.r,w, , KATHY WALKER GUY BATSEL MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED r . ,VELLow7 JACKETS $1 AUGUSUNE, FLA. v A- M1.-....-- . SUSIE STAGGS ROGER KENDZOR BEST DANCERS DENA TUTEN IIM WILLIA MS MOST ATHLETIC MARTY WAINRIGHT MIKE SLATER MOST CONGENIAL DONNA CAMPBELL HARRY HASTY MOST TALENTED IDA SEAMAN LARRY HALL MOST WITTY GEORGE MESERV'E SUSAN PETRY MOST DEPENDABLE OFFICERS President Dennis Steed Vice-President Jim Pastore Secretary ----------- Pam Beal Treasmer ------- Cindy Barrancotto d: CLASS OF I965 There is nothing like the joy of being older, but not too old. There is nothing like standing at the portals of that esteemed state - seniorhood. There is nothing like measuring each moment with the knowledge that something to be cherished forever is more than half finished. Cornelia A ble Charles Addington John Albrecht Linda Allen Mary Alice Altizer Elburn Ashe Diane Athey Larry Ayres Sharon Badger Greg Baker Mike Barnard Theresa Barnes Cindy Barrancottoj Pam Beal Bill Bement Bobby Bergmann Donald Beverly Frank Black Sibyl Blomt John Bobinski Linda Boswell Ezed Bozard Danny Borum Gayla Breedlove Mike Bryan Linda Bu shore Jackie Burchfield Linda Burnett Ronald Burres Harry Carls Gloria Carnes Homer Cates Jo Chapman Connie Christensen Bonnie Cody Norma Jean Coffey 58 Theresa Campbell Howard Carasso Johnna Collier Georgie Ann Collins Beck; Collins Louis Connell 4 . . 8 Bill Corbett Lillian Cowart Mary Crews Karl Deuschle Nancy Crookshank Jack Cubbedge Arlia Dorough Ann Douglas Claude DeRay Sharon Duke Steve Dupont Bill Eichholz Sherry Eller An End Calvin Engle Jim Fam Share: Ferrell Jen ; Fitzathez Bobby E?ord Pam Fr; 19:11:: John Fritz Davis Catlin Henry Gause Esther Gill Jimmy Gober Gary Goff Allen Goode John Gordon Frank Guardino Jay Guzman Mary Hall Glen Hargrox'e Jean Harris Scott Hanger Barbara Heard Charlotte chzr'; Anita Herndon Norma Jean Herndon Wayne Herring Keane; Hillier Wayne Hogan Teresa Horton Judy Howatt Peggy Howatt Lyra Huenick Carol Humphreys Frank Hum Johnny Irwin Bobby Jones Allen Johnson Carolyn Joiner Joy Jones Cochran Keating Arthur Kelly John Kephart Bob Kight June King Chery; Elleinow Pat K1125 Wonna Knudsen Karon Kute: Sharon Kuter Amye Landry Melinda Lang Mary Alice Lawrence Jerry Lee Kay Leer Alex Loach Paula Long Lola Lott Kathy Lovett Grady Lundquist Karen McCarter Arm McClain Loretta McCollough Lorraine McDaniel Eddie McDonald Julie McMillan Pat LicQuaig Betty MCSwain Kris Maltby David Mariotti Diana Mariotti Drayton Markle Barbara Martin Carolyn Matthews Bill Mathis Je an Matusiak Linda Mays Linda Mellon Mellinna Meir Andy Mikan Cynthia Miller Martha Miller Philip Miller Ralph Mock Darryl Osterhoudt Jo Ann Oliver Judy Oliver Linda Osborne Carla Sioore Gary Moorhouse Iviarilyli Morris Diane Nesbitt Toni Newton Bruce Nix Anna Maria O'choa Peggy Osteen Vernon Pacetti Bryan Page Gail Parker Jim Pastore Gloria Peterson Mike Pomar Mickey Pope Suzanne Post Larry Pottoroff Wayne Pratten Jean Racicot Jane Rake Joy Raynes Jerry Redmon Allen Reichert Sharon Reid Chris Robinson Penny Rolleston John Rooks Bobby Rousseau Bob Sandy Gwen Sasser Jane Schultz Dennis Shore Elaine Register Mike Rew15 Linda Ritchey Allen Roberts Linda Short Dean Sikes Diane Simpson .Ii11 Slater Ann Slusser Peggy Smeland Chickie Smirch Gary Smith Jo Anne Smith Lockwood Smith Susan Smith Bonnie Sneath Jon Snyder Terry Solana Frank Spencer Sharon Stanley Dennis Steed Bob Stillwell Brenda Stone Gail Stone Georgia Stover Susan Strazton Richard Streeter Donnie Swain Linda Taylor Robert Taylor Frankie Lynn Tenney Gary Thomas Louis Thomas Suzanne Tillier Ronnie Trawick Cecilia Usina Wayne Usina Lucia Vance Gail Van Der Meulen Bill Walker Carol Walker Wesley Wallace Charles Walls Glenda Watts Candler Weaver Jean Wells Susan We stridge Susan White Eleni Xynides Marilyn Yanni Amy Yelvington D. B. Young Marilyn Young OFFICERS CLASS OF l966 President: Carole Marcott Vice-President: Robby Rogers Secretary: Jenny Tedder Treasurer: Jerry Vaughn A year has made us a little older and a little wiser. We re- alize now that that which we are living Is not actually life. It 15 only preparation. Kerry Abernathy Beverly Ansell George Arthur Connie Asbury Elburn Ashe Ray Ashton Robert Bacik Belle Barnhill Bill Barnes Ron Bement Randy Beverly Larry Bishop Jim Barrancotta Judeena Blackmer Donna Blalock Marilyn Bissett John Black Ronda Bowe Stewart Blanton Floyd Boatwright Lois Bordner George Bowman Patsy Brooks Simone Broudy Steve Brown Chuck Burres Victor Capo Bill Carling Charla Chastain Philip Clemons Frances Coffey Bruce Cohoon Bill Conner Jo Ann Copeland Tim Cowart Lynn Creedon Richard Crlenjak Phil Cubbage Walter Culbreth Butch Davis Elton Davis Laverne Davis Chester Daigle Cecil Dotson Sandra Dykes Randy Davis Jimmy Dean Sharon Fisher Buddy Batman Paul Erickson Adrienne Evans Brenda Floyd Dorothy Ford Philip Fonester Henry Forsythe Bill Foster Nellie Fouraker Ann Fox Wanda Gaines David Gamsey Barbara Gamz Judy Garnett Jake Gause Robert Germain Jane Gilchrist Donna Gleichauf Linda Jo Godwin Greg Goode Barbara Goodwin Marciann Gowan Ken Gran June Gruppe John Gruppe Melodee Hahn Jerry Hanley Gail Harris Eddie Harrison Kaye Hartley Larry Helms Ginger Henuber Sharlyn Hicks Darrel H111 Jo Ann Hill Laddie Holstead Wesley Holstein Don Hooker Betsy Houghton Martha Hughes Dennis Hunter Jody Hunter Tommy Hunter Larry Hutchinson Vernon Jenkins Pat Johns Patty Johnson Parrish Jones Linda Keeny Susan Kelm Louis Kenton Mary King Pat Klipstine Joann Kovolski Peggy Lamb Sharon Lanier Julie Langston Loretta Lampman David Ledford Mike Leavines Greg Leonard Pat Lewis Jim Loach Jean Lloyd Cheryl Manucy Carol Marcott Herbert Partin Connie Marvick Larry Mayer Judy Mays Georgia McClane Melanie McCormick Bill McIntyre , . k. David McQuaig j' N ,. Tommy McQuaig i Howard McRae L Randy Mellon Pat Menser Jimmy Mercer Martha Mercer Linda Metcalf Laurie Middleton Joyce Miller Roger Miller David Middleton Ra ndy Moody Charlie Moore Walter Mitchell Tommy Mize Linda Murrow Raymond Mullally Tommy Mullis Larry Murrow Deresa Nettles Billy O'Connor Gerald Oliver Randy Ortagus Sandra Osborne Donna Osteen Phyllis Partin Frankie Pate John Pawlick Gloria Peavy Liz Phillips Mary Jane Pomar Joy Porter Gene Povia Sandy Powers Betty Rake Eddie Raulerson Henry Reidelberger James Rewis Jeanette Roberts Barbara Rodgers Susan Reinhardt Jerry Ross Terry Rounduee Robby Rodgers Patrick Roe Carolyn Se gui Karen Rowlett Larry Russell Jim Scheurman Eddie Shankles Kenny Shuford Gean Sikes Mary Simms Pat Simpson David Sinclair Jim Smith Lynn Smith Sammy Solano Teresa Stanford Mike Stauffer Raymond Sterling Gloria Stevens '4 Neil Stevens 5;. :m .9 y a 7 . :l. 17;;- xk . ; E1 u ; .3 ' 4,1 . ,nh IV v Ray Strickland Wayne Strickland Richard Stuart Charles Tamer Mike Tart Marlene Taylor Roy Taylor Jenny Tedder Ke nny Tenny Mike Thibault John Thigpen Glenda Usina Jerry Vaughn Joyce Vestal Randy Vincelette Wayne Vincelette Marsha Wade Rainie Wages Lee Walls Randy Walls Diane Wasson Ronnie Weaver John Westbrook Jackie Whitcomb Ricky Whittington Dennis Wilbum ,, , , Bobby Williams Wilmer Willis ' L. . Barbara Woods Don Woods o J 0.. . :A's .1 v ILHL... F... .. I, OFFICERS President ------ Dennis Hollingswonh Secretary Vicki Tedder Vice-President ------- Richard Nixon Treasurer ------- Charlene Chapman CLASS OF l967 What we lack in wisdom, we value in spirit. What we lack in worldliness, we value in innocence. What we lack in ability, we value in ambition. Eddie Adams Larry Adams Lois Addington James Albrecht Stanly Ash Burgess Autrey David Banks Jeanie Barnard Nancy Barnes Charlene Barrancotto Roger Bass Tyree Bateman John Batten Bobbi Beals Jim Belger Pat Bertke Lee Bethea Susan Billitz Jackie Binegar Glen Black James Black Billy Blackman Erlene Bowen Rosemary Bower Teddy Bowers Diane Bradley Theresa Bravo Nancy Brett Jennette Brown Jimmy Buchy Peggy Burchfield Craig Burdick Larry Burkett Beverly Burnett Dempsey Burres Linda Burt Mike Bushore Linda Butler Marrie Byrd Chuck Campbell Jane Campbell Mike Capo Ronnie Cappellia Kathy Karavas Diane Carter Jenny Carter Jimmy Chamberlin Chaxlene Chapman Melvin Chapman Marlene Cline Bryan Collins Robert Collins Valerie Collins Rodney Cook Cheryl Cooper Laura Cooper Cathy Cowan Judy Crews Jimmy Crookshank Clarice Cubbedge Eddie Culbreth Dorothy Curlee Charles Daigle Howard Davis Linda Davis Mike Davis Steele Davis Linda Dean Skipper Detrick Carol Deuschel Rally Diamond Mike Dolan Roberta Dolan Marlene Dormany Elexis Dowdy Donnie Bison Kenneth Engle Randy Enman Larry Evans Carol Facemire Ricky Fair Betty Ann Fields Sandy Fisher Shirley Fisher Mike Flautt Fred Fletcher Kenny Ford Larry Forest Susie Forrester Kathy Foxworth Margo Franklin Betty Fredrick Kathy Fredrick Darrell Fuller Harold Futch Cheryl Gamsey Teri Ganson Cathy Gauch Bill Gause Steve Gause , '1 NR ' .' jinme David Gray David Green Diane Green Berkly Greenway Katherine Griffis Arneti Hallyburton Ronnie Haney Tippy Haney John Hanson John Harnage Larry Harrelson Mary Kay Harrold Lola Halstead Carol Helmly John Herndon Pam Herndon Elaine Herring Lauren Hicks Linda Hoage Dennis Hollingsworth Jeanie Leavens Billy Lecuis Carl Lee Roy Leggit Bubba Lindsey Joyce Lipkin Frank Lloyd Susan Longo Carl Lord Carmen Lord Cheryl Lord Darlene Lord Jo Ann Louis Eugene Loveland Libby Lundquist Martha Lutman Linda Major Cindy Maltby Glenn Manning James Manucy Phyllis Holstein Jon Huenink Sandra Hum Jennifer Jackson Herbie Johnson Jerry Johnson Janice Joiner Julie Jones Phyllis Jones Rene Kaplan Kim Keating Wilma Kelly Peter Kendrick Karen Kimbrough John Knight Jerry Knowles Janice Knudsen Kirt Lawrence Linda Laymone David Leavens Jean Marks Cynthia Masters Jerry Masters Mike Masters Robert Mathis Janice Matthews Jack Mauldin Bonnie Mays Mike McDaniel Murphy McDaniel Linda McDonald Pat McManaway Virginia McSwain Barbara Mercer Jeff Merritt Betty Mills Marie Mize Rusty Mock Eddie Molnar Tommy Morrison Dolores Motes Rick Nixon Bonnie Nelson Susie Oliver Barbara Ortagas Ralph Ortagas Brenda Osborn Nancy Osgood Kenneth Outley Jimmy Owens Charles Pacetti Johnny Pacetti Danny Page John Park Linda Partin Jane Pate Rex Patton Patrica Phillips Scott Phillips Henry Quigley Doris Quigley George Ranson Sylvia Ransom Linda Redmon Terry Redmon Chuck Reedy David Reese Stuart Reid Ronnie Rains Lorraine Rejan Lonnie Register Ricky Rentz James Rewis John Rewis Chuck Reynolds Joe Rhodes Grover Rice Jeannie Robinson Ricky Rogero Evelyn Rousseau Jo Ann Roy Richard Rumsey Charles Russell Lorayne Ryan Sandra Solano Charles Sasser Dolores Schilling Harry Schmedlap Cherly Schriever Ramona Scoggins David Seaman Kenny Shaffer Gwen Shankles James Sheen Butch Shultz Carol Sikes Mary Ann Silva Brenda Simpson Jerry Sinclair Carol Slater 1 i E E; xx A ,Ct L L X 27: 5 a E xrf 3 p g a k '- z W Xx 95b .fxx x x ! . XL X x5 x ' xx ' i Fig; r: :1 4-2 V?R- Becky Smith David Smith Jack Smith Russell Smith Waring Smith Wayne Smith Debbie Sneath Billy Spell Donna Steed Charles Stevens Mike Stevens Donald Stewart Mary Stewart Wayne Stewart Darlene Stimbridge David Stiner Linda Stover Robert Suddeth Laurence Sutton Elaine Taylor Gad Taylor Ronnie Taylor Janet Taylor Vicki Tedder Jerald Therian Dennis Therrian Wayne Thrillkill Michele Tillier Mike Tindell Mary Tipton James Tout James Trut Linda Wainman Wanda Walton Bernice Watson Alma Lou Wax Shirley Weedman Linda Wells Paul Whatley Cindy Whittington Darlene Wilson Terry Wilson Edward Worth Stephenie Young Gary Ziggler Don Zittrauer Roselyn Whittney Larry Wilburn Ron Wiles Eva Willis Wayne Wishard William Woodbe F E A T U R E S GLORIA BRODY Miss Florida l962-63 JUDEENA BLACKMOR JILL SLATER VICKI TEDDER CAROLE HELMLY SAN DY BROWN LESLIE CLARK GAYLA BREEDLOVE JENNY TEDDER JANUARY Should old acquaintances be forgot . . . FEBRUARY n Where the boys When Irish eyes are smiling . . . Poor Little Fool . . . Moonlight and roses - - -' By the sea, by the beautiful sea . . . There will be a hot time in the 01' town tonight . . AU GUST SEPTEMBER Summertime, and the living is easy . . I got a sweetie-pie . . . OCT OBER That old black magic . . . NOVEMBER DECEMBER 5. When the frost is on the punkin . . . Here comes Santa Claus . . - w- -.... .--...,... .......-4.. Mr. Hartley supervises the bon- Seniors Grandma Lambert and Colonel Plunkett bobble to the big game. Miss Alden tells about her Homecoming dream. Bryan and Kris take time for tea in the Junior skit. Coach White, Mr. Hartley, and guest speaker, Charlie LaPradd. . all is quiet . . . the National Anthem The crowning of the king and queen, Jimmy W111i- ams and Jo Miller. The royal couple leaves the field. A tense moment for the Yellow Jackets. 5:2; 3:2 .mimmouw 265mm .3003 EEO JABENE oxmvw .2500 :22w :3sz mix .532 ?Hmz .SES NABEZ 5:253 E: .3 :2 E. .335 chmm Lin? 902E .55:va kowom imam Ema .wcdmoM wcmEooU .mxoohm zmumm imp. 932 .5359 Eu; .WSmQ 2:5: Ex: 3 Co; 00520... .. Whether in an assembly or a pep rally, the students of SA.H.S. pull together as one for the advancement of our school. This can be seen in our section of organizations. 0 R N I Z A T I O N IS PRESIDENT Roger Batman FIRST ROW: Chickie Smirch, Jim Fant, Nancy Wall, Jim Wil- liams, Linda Allen. VICE -PRESLDENT James Cook remasr-amsoomm mmxdwymxH STUDENT COUNCIL This year Student Council went into action during registration by distributing Student Handbooks which contained information that could benefit students throughout the year. Then we began by holding regu- lar Monday meetings opened to all and those who were unable to at- tend could mollify themselves by reading the minutes that wetfaosted on the student bulletin board. For the benefit of the students as well as teachers a storeroom was operated. Another activity was the pre- sentation of a Good Citizenship Award to a deserving student during each each National Honor Society Assembly. The two activities of which we are most proud are the honor of being elected President of District 11 and the long awaited construction of 0m patio. SECOND ROW: Bette Field, Carole Marcott, Robbie Rogers, Judenna Blackmer, Vicki Tedder. Y .- i In CLERK Susie Staggs FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Sigma, Noel Jones; Alpha, Beth Rogero; Beta, Marilyn Morris; Delta, Susan Petty; Kappa, Sue Hartley; Key Club, Jim Williams. SECOND ROW - Left to Right: National Honor So- ciety, Annual Staff, Kathy Walker; Jacket Journal, Susan Richbourg; Teen Town Board, Ginny Dillin; Pep Club, Marty Wainright; F.N.A. , Dena Tuten; Sophomore Class, Carole Marcott; Cheerleaders, Suzy Newlon. THIRD ROW - Left to Right: Junior Class, Dennis Steed; Band, Mike Barnard; Chess Club, John Gruppe; Student Council, James Cook. lNTER-CLUB COUNCIL Inteerlub Council is a branch of the Student Council. Its membership is made up of a representa- tive from each school-affiliated club. The Vice- President of Student Council is the Inter-Club Coun- cil President and the remaining officers are elected from the club at large. Inter-Club Council is re- sponsible for the arrangement of school activities. OIIAV ' Imum OFFICERS Vice-President: Dennis Steed President: James Cook Treasurer: Marty Waimight S ecret ary: Mike Barnard Before construction began First work for future patio begun. How did he get in the picture? Now, this is a banana tree . . . and, you have to cut off all dead leaves . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MILDRED FUNK CHAPTER National Honor Society is a service and leadership club for outstanding high school students. Its aims are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service, to promote leader- ship, and to develop character in the students of Amer- ican secondary schools. This year we aided the library staff in opening the library during lunch, we bought filmstrips for the audio-visual room, participated in a P. -T. A. pro- Sponsor Mrs. Foxworth and gram, and helped the Guidance Office with College President Kathy Walker. Night. MEMBERS - Left to Right: Donna Nudson, Donna Campbell, Kathy Walker, Judy Oliver, Lola Lott, Ann Spencer. SECOND ROW: Kay Hartley, Joann Kolvski, Barbara Kendrick, Gayle Williams, Frankie Lynn Tenney, Susan Stratton, Suzy Newlon. THIRD ROW: Bryan Page, Scott Hanger, Guy Batsel, Sam Bennent, Terry Solano, Howard Carrasso. Absent, Beth Rogero. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS - Left to Right: President Kathy Walker; Vice-President Sam Bennett, Recording Secretary Donna Campbell, Corresponding Secretary Guy Batsel, Treasurer Gale Williams, Sgt. -at-Arms Suzy Newlon, Absent, Historian Beth Rogero. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS - Left to Right: President Kathy Walker. Corresponding Secretary Guy Batsel, Re- cording Secretary Susan Stratton, Treasurer Terry Solana, Sgt. -ateArms Howard Carrasso, Historian Scott Hanger. JACKET JOURNAL Co-Editor: Harry Hasty Sponsor: Mrs. Arterbury Editor: Susan Richbourg SEATED - Left to Right: Susan Petty, Circulation Manager; Beth Rogero, Activities Coordinator; Kris Maltby, Assistant Editor; Scott Hanger, Assistant Editor; Leslie Clark, Girls' Sport Editor; Andee Wayne. Copy Editor. STANDING: Wayne Pratten, Photographer; Julie McMillian, Ex- change Editor; Jim Westbrook, Boys' Sport Editor. Left to Right: Chickie Smirch, Judy Garnett, Ker- ry Abernathy, Grace Spiller, Pat Menser, Susan Smith, Ginny Dil- lin. Jim Fant, Fred Bozard. Secretary of State JO MILLER GUY BATSEL , f, ' SAM BENNETT GIRLSi AND BOYSi STATE The purpose of Girls' and Boys' State, which is sponsored by the American Legion-Auxiliary Depart- ment of Florida, is to give those students who attend a chance to participate in the governmental affairs of our state, enabling them to become better citizens. Delegates are chosen locally from among Juniors in high school for their merit as citizens, students, and leaders, and exercise their ability by running for the various city, county, and state offices. This year Jo Miller was elected Secretary of State of Girls' State, the first state office ever held by a local delegate. ROGER EAT MAN ,7 JIM WEST BROOK go um LESLIE CLARK t kh L3 WCLLX J CINDY BARRANCOTTO LESLIE CLARK NANCY CLIFTON QUHL AND SCROLL SUSAN PETRY SUSAN RICHBOURG BETH ROGERO KATHY WALKER NANCY WALL MEMBERS - Left to Right: Chuck Weston, Harry Hearne, Bill Bryan, Gary Gardner, David Capo, Mike Slater, Jim Blantion, Andy King, Tom Brown. SECOND ROW: Eddie Tindall, Les Venner- strom, Nancy Clifton, Suzy Newlon, Lindy Sircy, Dale Long, Tiny Pastore. Jim Williams. THIRD ROW: Lester Goode, Tony Landry, Barry Kass, Gene Povia, Wayne Reese, Jim Fant, Dennis Shore. FOURTH ROW: Wesley Wallace, Torn Grant, Chris Robinson. LETTERMENS CLUB The purpose of the Varsity Club is the encouragement of stronger school spirit and higher athletic standards, the promo- tion of athletic activities, recognition to athletes who ex- . celled in varsity sports, and development of high character ' , ' w x h v a M; traits both on and off the aithletic field. ' ' 4.;-,yff?.fvff-q' 1 Sponsor Coach White and President Mike Slater. OFFICERS - Left to Right: Sgt.-at-Arms Torn Grant, President Mike Slater, Secretary Nancy Clifton. Vice- President David Capo. Sgt. -at-Arms Gary Gardner. Absent when picture was taken; Treasurer Suzy Newlon. PEP CLUB UPPERCLASSMEN - FIRST ROW: Sharon Duke, Susie Staggs, Peggy Davis, Martha Waimight, Ginny Dillin. Lynn Flautt, Sharon Gold SEC- OND ROW: Sue Hartley, Susy Newlon, Kathy Walkeg, Roger Kendzor, Dot Gill, IQQILAQIReH, Nancy Clifton. THIRD ROW: Wayne Pratten, Jo Miller, Leslie Clark, Beth Rogero, Dena Tuten, Lindy Sircy, Nancy Wall. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Tendall, Vicki Seaxles, Dennis Shore, Julie McMillian, Susan Stratton, Linda Mays. FIFTH ROW: Theresa Campbell, Diane Athey, Jo Ann Smith, Chickie Smirch, Kathy Lovett, Andy Mikan. SLXTH ROW: Marilyn Yanni, Linda Richie, Nancy Crookshank. Anna Marie Ocha, Linda Boswell. Carol Humphreys. SEVENTH ROW: Carol Walker, Jill Slater, Susan Smith, Cindy Barrannotto, Jo Chapman, Linda Allen. .- ;. c TREASURER Ginny Dillin and SPONSOR Coach Perpich and PRESI- VICE-PRESIDENT Peggy Davis DENT Marty Wainright HISTORIAN Sharon Duke and CORRE- SPONDING SECRETARY Susie Staggs ; RR - ; i :1 x; ,Q ' EXECUTIVE BOARD - FIRST ROW: Marty Waimight, Sharon Duke, Peggy Davis, Susie Staggs, Lynn Flautt, Nancy Wall, Jo Miller. Joann Kovolski. Flam and RECORDING SEC' Joann SECOND ROW: Melanie McCormick, Nancy Clifton, Diane Athey, 1111 Slater, SGT. AT ARMS Sharon G01 Lynn KOVOISki' Julie McMillian, gindy Barranotton Barbara Rodgers, Susan Longo. UNDERCLASSMEN - FIRST ROW: Melanie McCormick, Barbara Rodgers, Susan Longo. Michele Tillier. SECOND ROW: Ray Snick- land. Bonnie SneaLh, Jane Gilchrist. Kaye Hartley. Carolyn Segui. Jenny Tedder, Ann Fox. THIRD ROW: Kerry Abernathy, Marilyn Bissett, Judy Garnett, Ginger Henuber. Diane Carter, Julie Jones. Karen Kimbrough. FOURTH ROW: Pat Burke, Debbie Sneath. Pam Herndon. Carole Helmly. Bobbi Beals, Ginny Carter, Judy Cruse, Darlene Stembridge. Cynthia Whittington. This year Pep Club was very active in promot- ing school spirit. We began the year by decorating the gym for pep rallies with posters. . . also responsible for the frame which the players ran through before each football game. . . gorrmg I A C K E T M A S C O T J t. , , , 'hwml't ' A - in addition to their regular activities Pep Club sold flowers at Home- Susie Staggs coming along with porn poms. . . the spirit remained high during basketball season with Pep b 111 'b h . . . Clu se ng r1 bons for eac game concession stand made the games more enjoyable. 34m 2- , UPPERCLASSMEN - FIRST ROW: Lindy Sircy, Cindy Barronnttgl Linda Richie. Nancy Crookshank, Beth Rogero. Sweet- heart Jim Fant, Nancy Wall. Leslie Clark, Mary Pursley, Julie McMillan. Julie Wilson. SECOND ROW: Linda Gauch. Anne Colee, Susan Stanley. Susan Smith. THIRD ROW: Teresa Horton. Anita Herndon, Kaye Leer, Cynthia Miller, Peggy O'Steen, Linda Rounduee, Bonnie Sneath, Jo Miller. Gaylea Breedlove, Diane Sacket, Susan Richbouxg. OFFICERS - Left to Right: Melanie Mc- Cormick, Executive Board;1ulie Mc- L ; Millan, Sgt. at Arms; Susan Smith, Executive Board; Linda Ritchey. Histor- ian; Nancy Crookshank, Treasurer; Nancy D. Wall. Vice-President; Leslie Clark. , Secretary; Mary Pursley, Chaplain Cingy l u. Barronnotto, Sgt. At ArmsJ SEATED: .133 i B-eih Roger'cf President; Jim Fant, Sweet- 1 if ' heart. UNDERCLASSMEN - FIRST ROW: Charlene Hides. Kerry Aber- nathy, Melanie McCormick. Judi Mays, Joy Miller. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Segui. Carole Marcott. THIRD ROW: Patsy Brooks, Jenny Tedder, Sandy Powers, Carol McGuiness. Martha Hughes. SEATED - Left to Right: Kathy Lovett, Susan Stratton. Marilyn Morris, Chris Robinson, Suzanne Hough. Linda Mays. and Karen McCarter. STANDING, Left to Right: Loretta McCullough, Pat Kling. An End, Linda Hill, Charla Chastain, Andy Mikan, Jane Gilchrist, Carol Humphreys, Ginger Henuber, Ramona Scoggins, and Linda Godwin. BETA TRI-Hl-Y l- i- OFFICERS: Marilyn Morris President; Chris Robinson Sweetheart; Suzanne Hough Vice-Presidem; Kathy Lovett. Sgt. -at-arms; Karen McCarter, Sec- retary; Linda Mays, Sgt. -at-arms; Susan Stratton, Treasurer. SENIOR MEMBERS - SEATED: Andee Wayne, Dena Tuten, Marty Wainright, Susan Petty, Susie Staggs. Ginny Dillin, haron Gold. STANDING: Evalina Manucy, Marsha Chance, Ann Lambert. Sweetheart Mike Slater, Nancy Clifton, Donna Aitken, Nancy Hall, Suzy Newlon. OFFICERS: TOP ROW - Left to Right: Dena Tuten, Chaplain; Susie Staggs, Treasurer; Marty Wain- right, Histo ' ; Chickie Smirch, and Sharon OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW - Left to Right: Girl- ny Dillin, Secre- ' tary; Joann Oliver, Vice-President; Susan Perry, Pres- ident; Mike Slater, Sweetheart. UNDERCLASSMEN: SEATED - Left to Right: Anna Maria Ochoa, Linda Boswell, Carol Walker, 10 Ann Oliver, Chickie Smirch, Diane Athey. Sharon Duke. STANDING: Marilyn Bissett, Judenna Blackmer, Diane Simp- son, Ann Fox, Penny Rolleston, Glenda Watts, Mary Altizer, Donna Blalock, Sandra Dikes, Sharon Fisher. OFFICERS - Left to Right: Sweetheart Arthur Kelley, President Sue Hartley, Vice- President Martha Helmley, Secretary Anne Spencer. Treasurer Kirby Johnson. Chaplain Donna Campbell, Historian Barbara Kendrick, Sgt. -at-Arms Jane Bowman. KAPPA EPSILON TRI Hl : V Sweetheart Art Kelly opens door for President Sue Hartley. Sponsor Mrs. Walter MEMBERS - SEATED: Dot Gill, Ann Spencer, Kirby Johnson, Barbara Kendrick, Martha Helmly, Sweetheart Arthur Kelly, Sue Hartley, Donna Campbell, Peggy Davis, Jane Bowman, Judy Norton. STANDING: Kaye Hartley. Nellie Fouraker, Joann Kovolski, Marsha Wade, Peggy Smeland, Joanne Smith, Marilyn Young, Simone Broudy, Brenda Floyd, Diane Wasson, Cheryl Manucy. i I FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Tom Brown, David Capo, Roger Eatman, Jim Williams, Sweetheart Nancy Clifton. Tom Grant, Gary Gardner, Roger Kendzor. Jim Westbrook. SECOND ROW: Wayne Reese, Larry Pottorff, Chuck Burrs, Jerry Lee, Sam Bennett, Andy King, Wayne Strickland, Danny Borum. THIRD ROW: Chuck Weston, Charlie Moore, Barry Kass, Mike Slater, Tiny Pastore, Bill Mathis. 1' Key Clubbers Meet Left to Right: Sponsor Mr. Skinner, President Jim Williams. Sponsor Mr. Helmly. OFFICERS - Left to Right: Assistant Sgt. -at-Arrm Sam Bennett, Sgt. -at-Arms Tiny Pastore, Treasurer Roger Eatman, Jim Williams, President; Vice-Presidem Tom Grant, Secretary Tom Brown, Chaplain Gary Gardner. OFFICERS, FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Fred Bozard, Vice-President; Lindy Sircy, Sweet- heart; Noel Jones, President. SECOND ROW: Wayne Colee, Treasurer; Wesley Wallace, Parliamentarian; Mr. Hamlin, Advisor; Mike Bryan, Sgt. -at-Arms;XLloyd Carson, Secreiaryf Absent, Dennis Steed, Chaplain. SIGMA Hl-Y Left to Right: Aloyd Carsonll Mike Bryan. Lindy Sircy. Wayne Colee, Wesley Wallace, Glen Hargrove, Lockwood Smith, Noel Jones. Eddie Tindell, Jon Snyder, Mike Stauffer, Fred Bozard, Mr. Hamlin, Homer Cates, Jimmy Dean, Bill Eichholz. John Gordon, Bobby Rousseau, Kenny Shufotd, Harlan Moore. Left to Right: Terri Wilson, Chaplain; Sheila Wasson, Vice- President; Alyn Pope, Sgt. -at-Arms; Kip Markle, President; Pat Wells, Secretary; Diane Samac, Treasurer. COORDINAT OR: S cotty Sterling DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING Mr. Sterlin a d Ki Ma k1 , Pres'd t. g n p r e 1 en The purpose of D. C. T. is to promote better re- lationship between the school and the community; it provides on-the-job training for high school juniors and seniors. FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Kip Markle, Diane Samac, Sheila Wasson, Terri Wilson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Marr, Pat Wells, Fran McGowan, Linda Hill, Helen Glover. THIRD ROW: John Kephart, Robert Rousseau, Noel Mahr, Alvin Andrews, Steve DuPont, Larry Ayres, Glen Hargrove, Terry Solana, Carl Shattuck, Alyn Pope. N X W V V xx . LATIN CLUB Consul - Joann Kovolski; Pro Consul - Kaye Hartley; Quaestor - Nancy Crookshank. LEFT ROW: Parrish Jones, Nancy Crookshank, Melanie Hahn, Marsha Wade, Sandy Powers, Howard Mc- Rae, David Gamsey. RIGHT ROW: Kenny Shufotd, Nellie Fouraker, Joann Kovolski, Kaye Hartley, Bob Williams, KennyTenney, Wilmer Willis. Howard Carraso, Diane $ u. Carter, Melanie Mc- Cormick, Linda Mc- Donald, Tippy Haney, Betsy Hoton, Bob Col- lins, Wayne Usina. LEFT ROW: Norma Coffey, Lola Lott, Ester Gill, Frankie Lynn Tenney, Bunny Nelson, Sandra Solano, Susan Billitz, Cheryl Schriver. RIGHT ROW: Linda Major, Judy Howatt, Judy Oliver, Bonnie Sneath. Kim Keathing, Cheryl Gamsey. ,. 9 J, Ill 1- ' BOARD MEMBERS; Left to Right - SEATED: Kris Maltby, Anne Colee, Ginny Dillin, Julie McMillan. Andy Mikan, Judeena Blackmer. SECOND ROW: Sandy Brown, Suzy Newlon. Kathy Lovett, Sharon . Gold, Pam Herndon, Judy Garnett, Marilyn Bissett. THIRD ROW: Robby Rodgers, Tom Browm Bennett, Leslie Clark. Susan Richbourg, Nancy Wall, Art Kelly, Dennis Steed. FOURTH ROW: John Westbrook, Mike Slater, Chuck Sterling, Mike Barnard. Absent: Dena Tuten, Ricky Rogero, Danny Plunkett, Sue Hartley. -. guysju', m Inmmmi ; ; . r , :3 WWW . 'h .- L'! 6 WI l . Lu COMMISSIONERS - Left to Right: Mike Slater, Kathy Lovett, ' Absent when picture taken: Danny Plunkett. OFFICERS - Left to Right: John Westbrook, Sgt. -at-Arms; Anne Colee, Secretary; Ginny Dillin, Mayor; Tom Brown. Parliamen- tarian; Andy Mikan, Reporter; Dennis Steed, Sgt. -at-Arms. Absent: Dena Tuten, Assistant Mayor. Nancy Wall, Sam Bennett. The largest attendance since summer looks on as the new Sweetheart is crowned. The '64 Sweetheart and her escort, Philip Herlong, begin the dance. The new '64 Sweetheart receives her scepter and flowers from Suzy Newlon, the '63 Sweetheart. The Valentine Sweetheart and her court: Left to Right: Leslie Clark, escorted by Danny Plunkett; Julie McMillan, escorted by Mike Bar- nard; '63 Sweetheart Suzy Newlon; '64 Sweetheart Kris Maltby, escorted by Philip Herlong; Pam Herndon, escorted by Mike Slater, Anne Colee, escorted by Lewis Connell; Mayor Ginny Dillin. S.A.H.S. YELLOW JACKET MARCHING BAND St. Augustine was proud to send the Yellow Jacket Band to New Orleans to march in the Mardi-Gras. We take this opportunity to honor two students who have worked hard and brought outstanding recognition to our school. Larry and Ida have been members of the band throughout high school. While serv- ing as drum major for the past two years, Larry has won honors in the District and State Band contests and has been on the Florida All Star Marching Band for three years and on the Florida All State Con- cert Band during his senior year. While serving as head majorette, Ida has won many honors in the District and State Band Festival. DRUM MAJOR HEAD MAJORETTE Larry Hall Ida Seaman OFFICERS - SEATED: Sgt. -at-Arms Terry Redmon, Head Majorette Ida Seaman, lst Lieutenant, Larry Helms, Drum Major Larry Hall. STANDING: Librarian Barbara Good win, Sec. -Treasurer Mareiann Gowan, Librarian Susan Reinhardt, 2nd Lieutenant Bill Williams, Captain Mike Barnard, Librarian MAJORETTES ' Sharon Ferrell, Pam Franklin, Evalina Manucy, Sgt. -at-Arms Gary Goff. Absent when Suzanne Post, and Head Majorette Ida Seaman. picture was taken; Librarian Bebby Ford. g ?hgh 'f ;:h. CORNETS AND FRENCH HORNS Kenneth Gran, Mike McDaniel, Sandra Hunt. Ida Marie Seaman. Pam Franklin, John A1- brechit, Bab Suddeth. SECOND ROW: Jerry Redmon, Bill Walker, Terry Rountree. Absent: Larry Murrow, Bruce Cohoon. SAXOPHONES, BASS AND ALTO CLARINETS Miss Ida Seaman says Attention now. FRST ROW: Ronald Bement, Bill Bement, Stephanie Young, Mike Masters. SECOND ROW: Dennis Hollingsworth, Robert Collins, Arnita Halyburton, Susan Reinhardt. Bill Foster, Gary Goff. CLARINETS AND OBOE FIRST ROW: John Hamage, Mike Barnard, Eddie Moeller, Ricky Fair, Howard McRae, David Banks. SECOND ROW; Jennifer Jackson, Carol Facemire, Janice Joiner, Ed Culbreth, Linda Le. Moyne, Barbara Goodwin, Marcianne Gowan. Absent: James Albrecht, Erline Bowen. FLUTES AND BASS SEATED: Linda Adams. STANDING: Charlene Barrancotto, Janet Tedder, Sharon Ferrell, Anne Tilton, Evalina Manucy. PERCUSSION Margo Franklin, Pat McQuaig, Jack Binegar, Jerry Hanley, Bob Ford, Burgess Auuey. BELLS AND CYMBA LS Rhonda Bowe, Belle Barnhill, Eva- lina Manucy. BASSES Ed Culbreth says, Oh! That's too loud! Linda Adams, Gene Sikes. Absent: David Dixon. TROMBONES Bill Williams, Walter Mitchell, Larry Hall, Franklin Hunt, Larry Helms. Christm as concert. Larry receives recognition from Mr. Westberry. The pep band at a basketball game. And the band plays on. i '. - a.gyk gybw; :5 z 4; WWW gchooi' X Wealth 31mm . and these are only the boys Sleepers on the bus. All aboard . . . . And from representatives of all organizations and classes was chosen Miss St. Augustine High School . . . MISS S.A.H.S. MISS S.A.H.S. IDA SEAMAN Marilyn Morris 52 Lovely Contestants The contestants are entertained backstage by the Beatles Wanderer stle. 011, this hoop . . . . . . turn . . Marilyn relinquishes her title to Ida. Oh sweet feet . . . ST. AUGUSTINE VARSITY FOOTBALL 14:30 x -: ' W9 '1 79 68 j! Left to Right - FIRST ROW: J. Pastore, J. Blanton, J. Lee, B. Bryan, J. Stajich; A. King, L. Vennerstrum, A. Loach. J. Hunt, H. Hearn, J. Westbrook, D. Capo. rhi SECOND ROW: B. Stillwell, W. Wallace. M. Bryan, A. Kelly, D. Sikes, G. Smith, 1. Mills, G. Povia, C. Weston, G. Gardner, L. Pottoroff, D. Borum, B. Nix. THIRD ROW: 8. Bushore, M. Slater, S. Hanger, L. Goode, E. Tindell, W. Smith. B. Mathis, J. Snyder. L. Connell, W. Usina, J. Fant, D. Shore. FOURTH ROW: G. Cromwell, Manager, R. Batman, T. Grant, C. Robinson, B. Bergman, T. Landry, R. Weedman. Manager. COACH DON BUSHORE AND COACH RUDY WHITE MANAGERS RICKY WEEDMAN AND GARY CRONWELL CHUCK WESTON Fullback LES VENNERSTRUM Center LEST ER GOODE End EDDIE TINDELL Gu ard BILL BRYAN Center-Guard SENIOR PLAYERS GARY GARDNER TOM GRANT Fullback QB-HB JIM WESTBROOK Tackle JIM BLANT ON Tackle DAVID CA PO Halfback HM HUNT ROGER EATMAIx Tackle Center End ANDY KING Mike going for a score against Bishop Kenny HARRY HEARNE MIKE SLATER STEVE BUSHORE Quarterback JERRY LEE WESLEY WALLACE JON SNYDER Guard Guard Tackle k ; ' W'. CHRIS ROBINSON BOB STILLWELL End Fullback End DENNIS SHORE WAYNE USINA DANNY BORUM BOBBY BERGMAN Halfback Halfback Quarterback HB-End 9 , a z e A ,9- - f 1';- '33, 9 :5 MIKE BRYAN JIM PASTORE SCOT Center Guard Tackle BRUCE NIX LA RRY POTT OROFF Halfback Tackle Fullback DEAN SIKES JIM FANT Fullback l963 VARSITY SCHEDULE Lake City ......... Away DeLand ---------- Home Bishop Kenny ------- Home Mainland - - - - ----- Away Live Oak .......... Away Seabreeze --------- Home Panama City ....... Home Starke ----------- Home Bolles ----------- Away Palatka ---------- Home BILL MATHIS LOUIS CONNELL Tackle Guard Tackle U lv' Bergman against DeLand Bushore scores against DeLand Lil' David makes one against DeLand Lil' David heads for one against DeLand l963 SOPHOMORE TEAM Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Capo. Cowart. Loach, Dean, Hunter, Beverly, Tennie. Sherman. SECOND ROW: Rogers, Davis, Wood, Rogero, Serlingjack. Wilbur, Wadges, Davis, Marvick. THIRD ROW: Strickland, Smith, Blanton, Stauffer, Moore, Thibault, Reidleburger, Williams, Westbrook. CAPTAINS KENNY TENNY AND MIKE THIBAULT COACHES JIM SMITH AND NICK PERPICH l963 FRESHMAN TEAM Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Lee. Thierrien, Owens, Black. Bushy, Davis. Derrick, Moore, Cook. SECOND ROW: Hanson, Bushore. Gause, Stewart. Mauldin. Flautt, Rudy, Willis, Dolan, Whittington. THIRD ROW: Loveland, Zittrauer, Spell, Rhodes, Whatley, Davis, Campbell. Reese, Sasser. SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE Green Cove Seabreeze Bolles Green Cove Palatka Mainland FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Palatka D. and B. Palatka St. Joe CAPTAINS MIKE BUSHORE AND DAVID REESE l964 YELLOW JACKET VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM L. to R.: Dennis Steed, Jim Fant, Guy Batysel, Dean Sikes, Bill Corbet, Bill Bryan, Steve Bushore, Fred Bozard, Jim Williams, Wayne Reese, Bobby Bergman, Tom Grant. Tom Brown. 1963-1964 BASKETBALL SCHEDU Deland Orange Park Starke Bolles Invitational Tournament at Fletcher New Smyrna Palatka Lake City Green Cove Live Oak St. Joe Bunnell Bolles Orange Park Starke Live Oak Green Cove Lake City Palatka Fla. Star Conference Tournament Bunnell Coach Perpich shows Tom Brown a New Smyrna Wayne Pratton, new play. St. Joe Manager Steve Bushore, Center, Forward Tom Brown, Guard Hey! Make that point! Guy Batsel, Forward Kt :munwnw - a . v.6--.sg. . Wayne Reese. Forward Jim Fant, Guard ghoul 4 3m$ w! .Imu-l lolu : xx Fred Bozard, Center a W I II. o f e n o s k n ;1 s n m go I e B Y ID b o B Dennis Steed, Guard Bill Corbett. Center Get that ball and go! Dean Sikes, Center Hit it over, Steve. Make that P oint! YELLOW JACKET B-TEAM BASKETBALL In the game of Basketball height is an advantage. Coach Bushore Manager Butch Davis Two points more and we're on the move. GUARDS - Mike Bushore, Jerry Vaughn, Wayne Usina, Howard Davis, and Roy Taylor. . . , m 'yf 1;. .. , $37 1 ' Q . ;,-$ u 2: 13 I14 FORWARDS - Don Woods, John Westbrook, David Reese, and Mike Flaut. CENTERS - Rick Epperson. Darrell Hill, Mike Thibault, and Ray Sterling. L. to R.: Jean Loyd, Lynn Flaut, Diane Carter, Thersa Campbell, Nancy Clifton, Martha Wainright, Susie Staggs, Stacy Lord, Bonnie Mays, Sharon Duke, Janice Mathews, Donna Steed, not shown. GIRL? BASKETBALL ' : .0. pk MANAGERS, Ann Lambert and Beth Rogero. Miss Horn, COACH. shows Martha a new play. :rx ,OI'. Martha Wainright Susie Staggs Forward Forward Forward 4? Such perfect form! , V i t h All in a huddle. Lynn Flaut Thersa Campbell Sharon Duke Guard Guard Guard Stacy Lord Bonnie Mays Diane Carter Forward Guard Guard Janice Mathews Guard Jean Loyd Forward g Let's get that ball. FIRST ROW - Left to Right: Randy Davis, Ricky Rogero, Jim Pastore, Tom Mize, Howard Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Donn Woods, Bob Stilwell, Harry Hasty, Guy Batsel, Jim Williams. Guy Batsel, Second Base, Pitcher Coach Jim Smith Ricky Rogero, P itcher Bob Stilwell, Outfielder Noel Jones, Outfielder Howard Davis. Second Base Jim Williams, Pitcher Donn Woods, Second Base Harry Hasty, Infield Tom Mize, Third Base Jim Pastore, Infield Randy Davis, First Base ; WTQ . Mike Slater. High Jump Dennis Shore, Roger Eatman; Sprinters Coach Rudy White Wayne Usina, Randy Beverly; Sprinters Wayne Strickland, Ricky Weedman; Sprinters Wesley Wallace, 880 Gary Gardner, Pole Vault Lester Goode, Pole Vault Tony Landry. Gene Povia, Louis Connell, Shotput Mike Bryan, Discus .' A .. 63h Carl Merendino, David Capo; Sprinters Wayne Reese, 220 Lonnie Register, Rick Nixon; Sprinters Dennis Shore, Hurdler Tom Brown, Wilbur Bryan, Distance Discus k. 1, J . , A5 , .vaz . V 4 .; ' ' F .lCi $ ; yJEZrL; Mike Stauffer, Scott Hauger; Sprinters Roger Batman. Dean Sikes, Hurdles Sprinter Chris Robinson, Hurdles Lester Goode, Hurdles Eddie Tindel Bill Mathis, Sprinters. Discus L. to R. - FIRST ROW: Chickie Smlrch, Lindy Sircy, Co-Captain, Suzy Newlon, Captain, Jill Slater. SECOND ROW; JoAnn Smith, Nancy Clifton, Linda Allem, Linda Mays, Diane Athey, Carol Walker. VARSITY CHEERLEADING Suzy and Lindy Chickie and JoAnn Carol and Jill Diane and Nancy Linda and Linda L. to R. - FIRST ROW: Jennie Tedder, Debbie Sneath, Carol Marcot, Judeena Blackmer. SECOND ROW: Pam Herndon, Bobbi Beals, Marilyn Bisset. THIRD ROW: Carol Slater. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS B-Team in action! Carol and Bobbi Judeena and Marilyn Debbie and Carol Pam and Jennie Let's give a cheer! I That's the SPIRIT! ! 3 3 A pep rally to spirit Warming up before the game . ACTIVITIES For the students of St. Augustine High School the year began in Sep- tember but football season officially started the activities. Gr-r-rr-eat! Smiles after a victory! m t . Our thanks to Mr. Hamage who Measuring for caps and gowns . . . will do almost anything for a picture. 1 ' , , i g Seniors choosing caps and gowns The Wanderers provide many hours of entertainment for the students. 2 A typical classroom?? Christmas program The greatest spiritual victory of the year was when the Jackets downed Palatka 50-42. 4;. . . W 4. The students rally together to cheer the Jackets to victory. 11'5 beginning to 100k a 101 like Mrs. Foxworth's fourth period P.A.D. class surrounds the Christmas. Christmas tree. ADVERTISEMENTS . . . aid 84 gel! nq' record elo d books to the at Fayettevill- the Fort Brig. packages were the hlgh seas. Red Cross has sent 2 covers, Chrletmu potted plants to the money and guts to e. supplied by the service men on have no tami- em presents. The contain cigarette L, nuts, fountain ettes. l gilt packagel con- fge gift and smaller 3 playing cards, cig- and candles - were eteren hospitals. Oth- lude: 14 fruit cakes, Christmas music, hard candy, 48, hacrlptlons to the Poet, and sev- edltlon books. Cro-n will turn. lth 100 Christ- ing fount- rettee, and d .polneet- nlor group stmu card: by the service 11' families and enu cover: were tn. have sent $100 . ren overseas, and 2 gift boxes to be em at Christmas. us one toy, mp, toothbrush, loch. eta. sent the St. Ma- bus to Fayette- to sing for vet- club 15 directed te ol the college. t Ihnnirhl' ll l.,h'h', F ght lence will be held in Christ Episcopal Church Wednes- day night beginning at 10:30, with special seasonal music to be fol- lowed at 11 o'clock by observance of the Holy Communion. The Right SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES.... The businesses in this section have shown their support of our school by buying ads in the 1961; edition of E1 Castillo. Let's show our appreciation to them by supporting their businesses and patronizing the shops listed. J 8111,09 liabn Advertisemenj Editgr REMEMBER! SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES WHICH HAVE SUPPORTED US! of christian telth, much which 1: obscure end confuled become: clearer. We reellze the! even mmmalnwguf including a 8hepherde,' R. M. Co a. m. Ch Communlo ed, and up' vlll be re Vincent 8. lelgh'. u 00 rel men'- Chrletm will he hel o'clock.- mg grated at 11 ered choir. by l A Christina: held in Church, co dor Kuehne On Christine. candlelight 1e and song will be I lty Luthem Adam, by a d'uet, Jeeu, Mu.wmxsx 1 m6, BOW Dickinson, P. W. W - Lesser; theme: 011 ry to God in we Christa: Sheep Le congress v eevenl 1.1107 three 9m . . . SNAPSHOTS LOOKING BACK AT THE CLASS I . 114$ H A lg: X A4V? Ix 4 31$ , ildsmH ah I . MARY CARTER PAINTS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE V. J. AMATO, Owner Buy One, Get One Free 214 San Marco Avenue 119 St. George St. VAIley 4-2243 VAlley 9-3447 THE CAROUSEL SHOP Infant Thru Sub- Teen 122 St. George St. St. Augustine, Florida CARNES FURNITURE STORE '!Quality Furniture 107 St. George Street VAlley 9-3211 KELLY GEORGE JR. Wholesale Tobacconist and Confectioner 63 San Marco Avenue VAlley 9-9881 M 8: B WILLIS, INC. AUTO PARTS The Home of ' ll PAINT 8: BODY Good Furnlture SHOP 24-hour wrecker service 87-91 Riberia St. fr t l t ser i e . ee e e YPe v C St. Augusttne, Florida PINKOSON'S PIECE GOODS STORE Linens, Patterns, Notions 92 St. George St. VAlley 9-2071 St. Augustine, Florida APPLIANCE CENTER, INC. Specialists in Electrical Living 99 St. George St. VAlley 9-2316 and 205 W. King St. 824-2780 INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE AS. CURTAN-CALHOUN AGENCY THOMPSON-BAILEY AGENCY, INC. JAMES A. COLEE AGENCY, INC. VERLE A. POPE AGENCY W. H. ROBBINS AGENCY J. H. MANUCY AGENCY ST. AUGUSTINE REALTY EUGENE S. BARNES 8: SON CAMPBELL-MICKLER Home of Fine Fabrics 76 San Marco Avenue St. Augustine, Florida NORDAN9S PASTRY SHOP VAlley 9-3491 106 St. George St. PRICES BARBER SHOP 1 O3 Cordova St. VAlley 9-2364 BUSINESS SERVICE, INC. Office Supplies Printing Typewriter s Mimeograph 208 W. King St. VAlley 4-1714 LOVETT-TART SERVICE STATION 125 King St. VAlley 9-5915 KIXIES MEWS SHOP 138 St. George KIMBLE MOTOR CO. Chrys ler Valiant Plymouth Renault PHINNEY JEWELERS 96 St. George St. VAlley 4-1934 MORRISON HARDWARE 195 West King Street VAlley 9-3113 St. Augustine Florida HAMBLEN HARDWARE VAlley 4-1529 111 King Street St. Augustine, Florida LX: MARONEUS SHOE STORE For Shoes Seen in Seventeen Magazine , 01' 1 - that deLu; . 117 St. George St. VAlley 9-8974 COURTESY COURT VAlley 9-3441 264 San Marc 0 Avenue St. Augustine Florida RONNIE'S SERVICE STATION 8: GARAGE VAlley 4-3348 2706 Ponce de Leon Blvd. OSSIPS BAKERY 151 San Marvo Ave. VAlley 9-3174 St. Augustine, Florida CORNER HOUSE RESTAURANT 102 San Marco Ave. VAlley 9-9476 St. Augustine, Florida CORDOVA HARDWARE Housewares, Power Tools, Plumbing Supplies, Lawn and Garden Equipment 5 1 Cordova Street VOGUE FLOWER SHOP 127 St. George St. St. Augustine, Florida SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ST. AUGUSTINE VAlley 4-1639 56 Cathedral Place St. Augustine, Florida ST. JOHNS FARMER'S SUPPLY W. H. PARRISH, Owner 36 Granada Street VAlley 9-2646 DRAKES The Ladies' Store VAlley 9-5562 55 King Street POTTEWS WAX MUSEUM VAlley 9-9056 1 King Street St. Augustine, Florida BLALOCK5S FOOD CENTER 135 King St. Groceries Produce 744w; Z; 45 cue 14th 47242611 JMQXAZ 9201.26 ymzija ktiffggzzglj 47ch j QMPLIMENTS ficliu 2424616150: 47c V 4192 c CVmeZzazfgf ijaJOZQ 4445 2426663651 WW XW6C fayjax4 JCW m X8145 W6 445464 3M7C7Zf3:gagfai fz4z, 622M 15:2? Maid; aidz Mam ii 21.56.24271d $666 62466 ZCMQ M W 9W FAIRCHILD RATOSXMMVMM aCZaeQLwaLQmRL 31-x;wikpqwclamegqum- yew CumK g New, awai- hwd Quad Mai; fmzyx OVWO'L QWL OAR: Wubw MWQL SUM; AIRCRAFT SER ICE DI mm $3M ON WquM 709 Congratulations to the Class of '64 S. J. DE GRANDE Appliances VAlley 9-8704 149 Riberia Street BOND-HOWELL LUMBER CO. VAlley 9-5601 140 Riberia Street St. Augustine, Florida CASTO APPLIANCES Frigidaire Dealers St. Augustine, Florida CAMERA CENTER Quality Photo Finishing Z Prints for the Price of One on All Snapshots 14 Bay Street THE ST. AUGUSTINE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of St. Augustine Florida WFOY BROAD CASTING STATION 155 Magnolia Avenue St. Augustine, Florida VAlley 9-3416 COMPLIMENTS! ST. AUGUSTINE SOFT WATER LAUNDRY, INC. ZORIC DRY CLEANERS 39: ST. AUGUSTINE LINEN SERVICE :k WASHATERIAS AKRAS FOREMOST IN FASHIONS One Hundred Fifteen Saint George Street --- Flowers of Distinction --- Mill Creek Road VA 9-3391 St. Augustine Florida J. WILTON DAVIS, Mgr. FLORIDA MUTUAL INSURANCE, INC. 50 San Marco Avenue St. Augustine, Florida Phone 829-8228 for All Kinds of Insurance MOELLER'S JEWELERS St. Augustine's Leading Jewelers 128 St. George Street CITY GATES FURNITURE CO. 21 Orange Street VAlley 4-1568 THE SAINT AUGUSTINE RECORD Cordova Street VAlley 9-228 St. Augustine, Florida FOUNTAIN COURT VAlley 4-2871 110 San Marco Ave. St. Augustine Florida SUBURBAN GAS GREEN'S FUEL OF FLORIDA CORPORATION Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '64 1420:WETH: Where Exciting Things Happen Saturday 12:35 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Folk Music by S. A. H. S. Students WETH Joe Eagleson + John Richardson + Bill Hazleton + Carl Shawn : unequalled radio entertainment 1420:WE TH: ' xWhere Exciting Thing 5 Happen SIGMA HI-Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and establish a better community through a strong Christian character. '44 -H '5 This space donated by Sigma Hi-Y. THE . EXCHANGE BANK OF W AL'CL'STENE THE EXCHANGE BANK OF ST. AUGUSTINE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone VA 9-9086 St. Augustine, Florida u-ro.v v. . . 71 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. LOVELAND SHOP 123 St. George Street VAlley 9-5656 Linens - Curtains - Draperies St. Augustine 132 St. George Street Florida ST. JOHNS COUNTY PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY Courtesy Drug Co. Hays Pharmacy McDonald's Rexall Store Medical Arts Pharmacy Service Drugs St. George Pharmacy, Inc. Shingler Drug Store, Inc. Waldron's Pharmacy Wasson's Drugs CO-MPLIMENTS OF H. E. WOLFEI QACHICK V .Iil'rtos.:mal. ,. .. fund SHRImP, 55495. baladBrr Mn FREnCH FRIES hoICECREHmWILK SHHKEE RUSSEL'S BAR B QUE DRIVE IN Compliment s of the ST. AUGUSTINE LODGE 1017 LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE AND CHARTER 76511 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE A Fraternal Order Dedicated to the Aged and Children SERVICE PAINT AND GLASS CO. ge xk I. . 4 I :v . ',' ' 1 x $ngk$k Q . CAT? 1-. AKA; THE SAINT AUGUSTINE NATIONAL BANK 60 Cathedral VA 9-2246 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE ST. AUGUSTINE gaggwue DEALERS W W X3??SIATION wmgfgw 4207 v a m N K WW3 W gag MWiRW 455$ a Best Wishes McCARTNEYS King and St. George Streets EHJGDDDUSJDQUM THE VAGABOND HOUSE Best Wishes to Our High School Friends and Customers 1057 St. George Street St. Augustine Florida THE HARTLEY SHOP Ladies' Children's and Infants' Wear 112 St. George Street VAlley 9-2746 Best of Luck to the Class of 64 KEY CLUB ALYCE1S DRIVE-IN 2201 Ponce de Leon Blvd. mmwdbmi. . A , . - ,. J LAV'MIZETIEI m msz SALVADOR'S ' ?RIVERSIDEseafood MARKEI . ' Compliments GRAPETTE BOTTLING CO. CLYDE HASTY, Owner Best Wishes to the Class of '64 KEY CLUB ,. kn ' , van. , - .13 -'- -'- Best Wishes to the Class ALPHA TRl-HI-Y Best Wishes for a Wonderful Future! SOUTHERN BELL LOOKING BACK AT THE CLASS OF ,64 FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY NE . POPE,S GARAGE Compliments of 58 Charlotte A FRIEND VA 4-1991 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 COMPLIMENTS OF AFRIEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 I FROM THE ANNUAL STAFF mzm 9mg 2v Ashazntaww aw