Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

TACOHI 1964 Published by the Students of TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Perry, Florida Twenty-Second Edition orewor I hc TACOHI nnual Staff presents to you a book of memories recalling happy days spent at Taylor County lli h School. In later years we hope it will remind you of the Honor. Loyally. Pride, and Spirit we feel towards our alma mater. C onten j Introduction.....................................‘ a£e ‘ Dedication.......................................‘ ll£e ‘® Administration...................................‘ a6e Senior High...................................... ‘ a£e Junior High......................................Page 78 Sports .......................................... ‘Ve 100 Organizations.................................... ‘ a£e Advertisements................................... ‘ 3 HONOR 4 Honor and fairplay in our sports. LOYALTY IN CLASS Nancy disects while the biology class observes. Johnny and Ken study wave lengths in physics. Mr. Jackson speaks to the home economics classes. Trig students work complicated problems on the board. 8 OUT OF CLASS Time for lunch As an expression of appreciation for the warm friendship and splendid service to the students and to Taylor County High School, we, the annual staff dedicate this volume of the Tacohi to Mrs. Tom Blankenship. Her dedication to her profession, her vast store of knowledge, and her keen insight will forever be an inspiration to us. 10 A. E. HART Superintendent of Public Instruction ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD - SEATED, Left to Right: Norman C. Hendry, Willie J. Wilder, S. S. Agner. STANDING: Byron Freeman, Rudolph Parker, A. Hart, Superintendent. E. R. R. WOODELL Principal MRS. TILUE ADAMS Secretary-Bookkeeper Superintendent's Office MRS. CLARA REDMON Clerk-Typist 16 MR. RAYMOND QUIMBY Attendance Officer LUNCHROOM STAFF - STANDING: Mrs. Wanel Plymel, Mrs. Ruth Hunter, Mrs. Louvenia Slaughter, Manager; Mrs. Doris Slaughter. SEATED: Mrs. Sibyl Blue, Mrs. Susie Hudson, Mrs. Ellen Rowell. 18 •___________ CUSTODIANS: Carl Cone, Berry Lee, Frank Page, Mrs. Edna Adams. 19 MRS. TOM BLANKENSHIP Concord, B. S. Peabody, M. S. GILBERT BARR Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, B. S. MISS MARGUERITE BOWDEN University of Florida, B. A. MRS. JEANETTE CROSBY Carson Newman, B. S. MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIS Florida State College for Women, A.B. J. V. BLUME University of Florida, B. S. 1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY 20 MRS. DONA EVERETT F.S.U., B.S. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MRS. CLARICE HART Florida State College for Women, B. S. C. T. BURGESS Jacksonville State, B. S. MRS. VIRGIE HENDRY F. S. U., A. B. WILUAM J. CHESSER F.S.U., B.S., M.S. MRS. ANN HERRINGTON Appalachian State Teachers College, B. S. ELMER COKER, JR. F.S.U., B.S. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS MERLE KNOWLES F.S.U., M. A. 21 COACHING STAFF MUSIC DEPARTMENT MRS. MARY ALICE LANIER University of Georgia, B. S. MR. CLAUD W. CROSBY Carson Newman, B. A. MRS. FLOY LaVALLE Auburn, B. S. MRS. JO PAGE McGEE Memphis State University, B MRS. MELBA H. MAC KIN F. S. U. , A. B. HERMAN G. DAVIS University of Florida, B. S., MISS VIRGINIA MAXWELL University of Kentucky, A. L.S., M.A. 22 MISS DOLORES MILLER Florida Southern College, B. S. HERMAN H. HENDERSON University of Florida, B. A. E. MRS. MARTHA MOORE Agnes Scott College, A. B. HERBERT HENDRY F.S. U., B.S. MRS. CATHERINE NORMAN Georgia State College for Women, B. S. LAWRENCE HOLT University of Georgia, B. S. MRS. BILLYE PARKER F.S. U., B.S. LIBRARIAN GUIDANCE COUNSELOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 23 MRS. FRANCES ROBERTS Jacksonville State College, B. S. WARREN KIRBY University of Georgia, B. R A. MRS. SARAH SHIVER University of Florida, R A. E., M. A.E. KENNETH KITCHEN Murray State College, B. M. University of Michigan, M. M. U. S. MRS. LAUREE SIMMONS William Carey, A. B. University of Mississippi, M. A. TOM K. McGLOCKUN Bethel College, B. S. MRS. JEAN TUTEN F.S.U., B.S. 24 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT D.C.T. and INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MRS. IRIS DEE WALKER F. S. U. , B. S. DEAN MANN Auburn University, B. S. MRS. MARIAN WARREN F.S.U., B.S. JAMES POLK Florida Southern, B. A., F.S.U., M. A. MRS. ADELL WHITFIELD F.S.U., B.S. BEN WHITFIELD Florida Southern, B. S. F.S.U., M.S. MRS. MARJORIE WOODELL Alabama College, A. B. 25 27 ■pXt w PRESIDENT e n i o r 3 ROBERT JOSEPH ENGEL Bobby Life is like an athletic game: Heart + Desire . Success. Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Key Club 3,4, Officer 4; Beta Club 3,4; Golf 4; Sophomore Server; Class Officer 4. JUDITH NELL ALEXANDER Judy Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Cheerleader 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Officer 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1, Sweetheart 4; Class Officer 4; Sophomore Server; $40 Club 3; Senior Favorite. SECRETARY 19 6 4 TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT JAMES PAUL LEWIS Jimmy The ways of a fool are right in his own eyes; but a wise man always listens to advice. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3; Baseball 2,3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2; Class Officer 2,4; Student Council 3,4, Officer 4; Chorus 4; FTA 4; Sophomore Server; $40 Club 3; All Conference Team 3; Track 4; Senior Favorite. GEORGIA ANN LEE Georgia 'To have a friend is to be one. Class Officer 2,4; Library Club 4; Senior Favorite; Office Assistant 3,4. UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: WILLIAM PENN ANDREWS Junior They said it couldn't be done, so I didn't try. Basketball, Junior Varsity 1, B Team 2. KAREN SUE BELLOT There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Office Assistant 4; $40 Club 3; Beta Club 3; FHA 3,4; Chorus 4; Transferred from Scott City, Kansas 2. KENNETH FERGUSON ARNOLD Ken Goals are like stars; they may not be reached, but they can always be a guide. Key Club 4. SEAM ELIA JEAN BRANNEN Sam Some women are born knowing all the things that others spend years trying to find out. I'm still trying! FHA 1; FTA 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, District Representative 3; Sophomore Server; FNC 4; $40 Club 3; Debate Club 2; Transferred from Gainsville 2; Pine Tree Festival Model 4; Senior Favorite. CHARLES JOHN AVERY Tiger To a reasonable creature, that alone is insupportable which is unreasonable, but everything reasonable may be support- able. Basketball, Junior Varsity 1,2; Track 1,2, 4; Senior Science Club 3; Football 2; Senior Favorite. PAMELA JO AGNER Pam Sin is not hurtful because it is forbidden, but it is forbidden because it is hurtful. FHA 1,2, 3, 4; FNC 3,4; $40 Club 3; Library Club 3, 4; DCT Club 4; 4-H Powder Puff Football 3,4; DCT Reporter 4. JOHN PAUL BASNAR Doc A true friend is the best possession. Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; $40 Club 3; Dance Band 2,3,4. AGNES EARLINE BLANTON Little Bit God must have loved the common people because He made so many of them. FHA 1,2; FTA 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, Project Chairman 1, Parliamentarian 3, Library Camp 2; FNC 4; Chorus 1,2, 4. 1964 UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: BETTY LOUISE BROCK B. B. Why take life so seriously, you'll never get out of it alive anyway. FTA 2,3; Office Assistant 3; Library Club 4. JAMES VICTOR BLUME, JR. Never do today what you can tomorrow. $40 Club; Library Club 4. GAYE ELIZABETH CARLTON What we are is God's gift to us; what we become is our gift to God. FHA 1; Chorus 1; Office Assistant 4; $40 Club 3. KELLY CASEY If angry, count to ten before speaking; if very angry count to a hundred. Football 1; Baseball 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Senior Band 1,2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4; Dance Band 3,4; Senior Favorite. COLA ANN COPE They who take but never give, may last for years but never live. FHA 1; Powder Puff Football 3,4. BILL LEE CALHOUN Life is like a foreign language; all men mispronounce it. Chorus 1. BARBARA ANN DOLLAR Bobbie Why be so serious about life when I'm not going to get out alive anyway. FHA 1,2, 4; FNC 4; 4-H 1,2; $40 Club 3; Glee Club 1,2; PepClub 1; Pine Tree Festival Model 4; Class Favorite 2; Science Club 1; Basketball 2; Homecoming Court; Trans- ferred from Baskin High 2. GORDON TEDDY COLSON Scholar Like them all, love none, and stay single, have a lot of fun with them all (girls). They are very lovable, but dangerous. Senior Chorus 2,3,4, Assistant 1; Library Club 1,2,3, Officer 2,3, Assistant 1,2,3; Band 1; $40 Club; Football 1; FTA 4. lord UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: LAURA EUSE DENMARK It's strange how much you have to know to know how little you really know. Band 1,2, 3,4, Majorette 1,2,3, Head Majorette 4; Library Club 1; FTA 2,3,4; FNC 3,4, Secretary 3; Chaplain 4; Beta Club 3,4; $40 Club; Sophomore Server; Football Sponsor 2; Pine Tree Festival Queen's Court 4; Senior Favorite. EARNEST DEAN CASSIDY I'm not going to kill myself working if I don't ever die. Library Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. LINDA M. DARNELL 'The ability to speak in several languages is valuable, but the ability to keep your mouth shut in one is priceless. FHA 1. FRANCIS C. CRUCE If at first you don't succeed, try again. BERTA BELL DEVANE Keep making new friends as you travel through life --so you won't be left alone. DAVID FLETCHER All my life I will race, along in life's eternal pace, with a size 12 nose on a size 10 face. Student Council 2; Beta Club 3; $40 Club 3; Senior Favorite. A DELL ENGLISH What you get out of life depends on what you put into it. Library 1,2, 3, 4. CHARLES WAYNE FLORES Chuck Why let studies interfere with your high school education. Key Club 2,3,4; Class President 3; Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; $40 Club 3; Sophomore Server; NFC Team 3,4, Back Award; Senior Favorite. UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: JANICE FAYE FREEMAN If it were not for the presents, an elopement would be preferable. FNC 3,4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 4. CHARLES AMOS DAVIS A leader is a man who can do the least work and get the most praise. Key Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Usher for Graduation 3; $40 Club 3; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4, County Secretary 2, County President 3,4, District Secretary 4. HELEN HENDRICKS FRANKLIN Hebe My sentiments are of Marie Antoinette's who said so eloquently, Let them eat cake. Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4; $40 Club 3; FNC 4; Pine Tree Festival Model 3, Princess 4, Transferred from International School in Fontainebleau, France 2. CHARLES CLAYTON DORMAN Old enough to know better, too young to care. Band 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 4; Science Club 1,2; Library Club. PATRICIA ANNE FRYE Trisha Leave silence for the saints; I'm only human. Band 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4, President 4; Beta Club 3,4, Historian 3; FHA 1,2; Science Club, Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Sponsor 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; National Science Foundation Program 3; Latin Club 1; $40 Club; Senior Favorite. DEWEY RONALD FOLSOM Saints are sinners that keep on trying. DCT 3; 4-H 1. MARY ELLEN GASTON Meg Who says there are no red-headed angels. Student Council 1,3; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; FTA 2,3; Science Club 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Librarian 3; FSU Music Camp Scholarship 1; Beta Club 3,4; $40 Club; Sophomore Server; Pine Tree Essay Winner 1,4; Pine Tree Fes- tival Model 3, Princess 4; Football Sponsor 4; Senior Favorite. JOHN LARRY EDWARDS Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: DANIEL JACK FULFORD He who knows not the world, knows not his own place in it. Music Camp Scholarship 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3. MARJORIE CAROLYN GRANTHAM Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think. FHA 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 4; $40 Club 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Senior Favorite. RONNIE LEE FULFORD Happiness adds and multiples as we divide it with others. Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Favorite. BETTY ANN GRAHAM The secret of being loved and respected is to be all of the time what you appear to be part of the time. FHA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2; $40 Club 3; Office Assistant 4; Class Officer 1; Senior Favorite. BILLY LEE FOWLER Bill The best way to keep your friends is to never owe them anything and never lend them anything. Basketball 1,2,3, 4; $40 Club; Library Club; Squad Leader; Radio Club. MARGARET GRETCHEN GIBSON GG It is better to burn a candle at both ends and in the middle too, than to put it away in the closet and let the mice eat it. Band 1,2, 3,4; FNC 3,4; Sophomore Server; $40 Club; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Beta Club 3,4. ROBERT JOHN GREEN So what? DCT Club 4. KATY ANN HART If you can't convince 'em, confuse 'em. FHA 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; FNC 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Sophomore Server; $40 Club 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Senior Favorite. UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: ESTHER HARTSFIELD When a thing is funny, search it for a hidden truth. FHA 1,2; Library Club 4; Powder Puff Football 2, 3; Physical Fitness Award 3. EUSTIS THOMAS GUNTER Tommy I have one desire in life-Success. School Patrol 1; Library Club 4. JULIE ANNE HOOKER The great pleasure in life is doing what other people say you can't. Class Officer 1; Library Club President 1; Library Assistant 1; FTA 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; Beta Club 3; $40 Club 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1, Captain 2, 4; American Cheerleader's Association Staff Instructor 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Soph- omore Server; Inter-Club Council 4; Football Sponsor 4. FREDRICK McHUGH GUNTER Freddie Never seem wiser ... than the people you are with. Library Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; $40 Club 3. SUE ANN JACKSON The life that is unexamined is not worth living. Library Club 4. JOHN WILLIAM GUNTER Bill A handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains. Library Club 4; $40 Club 3. YETEVA LA VONNE KEMP Teva She is a Southern Belle, easy and teasy on the drawl, loved by one and liked by all. « FNC 3; Beta Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Chorus 3; FHA 1,2, Chapter Degree; Beta Club Rep. 3; Basketball 1; 4-H 1; American Legion Award; Transferred from Cabbage Grove. CHARLES JEFFERSON GURR Jeff The measure of a man's real character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out. Baseball 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, President 3,4; Football 3; All NFC Lineman of the Year 1962. UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: GEORGE IRVIN HARVEY Ignorance is bliss; consequently, human- ity smiles. Class Officer 2; FFA 1,2; Football 3,4; Transferred 4; Senior Favorite. MADELYN LEONEE KING Shorty There are two ways to do everything -- my way and his way; It's a good thing I'm a good loser, but look what a win I've already made. Library Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; DCT Club 4; $40 Club 3. JAMES STEPHEN HOLLOWELL Stephen The mountain of life is a mighty one, so choose your path and climb well. Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club; Basketball 4. AUDREY NELL LEAVINS P-Nut Tell me my faults and mend your own. Cheerleader 1,2,3, Co-Captain 3; FTA 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Historian 4; FHA 1; Sophomore Server; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Pine Tree Festival Model 3; Senior Fa- vorite. WILLIAM CLINTON HOCKADAY Buddy 'There are two ways of doing things -- the right way, and my way. Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Library Assistant 3, 4; Library Club 4; 4-H 1,2; Transferred 1. MARGIE LA-JUAN KNIGHT Lali Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulty. Library Club 1; $40 Club 3; Office Assistant 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Chorus 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; All-State Chorus Clinic 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Trea- surer 3,4; Senior Favorite. EDDIE WESLEY HUNTER Maynard There is nothing so stupid as an educated man, if you get him off the subject he was educated in. Library Assistant 3; Library Club 3,4; Senior Chorus 4. E. MARIE LEGGETT The average girl prefers beauty to brains, because the average man can see better than he can think. Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 4; Library Assistant 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,4; FNC 4; Chorus 4. UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: DOROTHY MARION LIVINGSTON Kilowatt In the Book of Life, I have completed chapter twelve; the climax is yet to come; the ending also. FNC 4; DCT Officer. LARRY EUGENE HUNTER I have one smile for friends; many for a certain girl. Chorus 3,4; DCT Club 3. MARY MARGARET MARTIN Friendship is something you can't buy and you can't command, but you can lose. Band 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Football Sponsor 3; FNC 4; Library Club 1; Pine Tree Festival Model 4. HAROLD EDWIN KING Whoso keepeth his mouth and his tongue, keepeth his soul from troubles. Radio Club 1; DCT Club 3. LILLIAN JUNE LINDSEY There is a little sour in every sweet; a little good in every evil. Chorus 2; Library Club 4; FNC 4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Student Council 1,2; FHA Officer 1. JESSE NEWBERRY JOHNSON II A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Senior High Chorus 4. MARYANN MALLARD As long as there is goodness in the things for which you strive, 'tis worth the sweat and tears to keep that faith alive. Cheerleader, Co-Captain 1; F Club 1; Garden Club 2; Chorus 3,4; Transferred from Walton High 2. RONNIE EARL KING You never know until you try. DCT Club President 4. UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: HUGH MICHAEL KIRKLAND Mike It seems like only yesterday, but yesterday day wasn't what it seemed. DEANNA MANN If your head is wax, don't walk in the sun. FNC 3,4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; FTA 1, 2, Library Club 1; Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 3; $40 Club 3; Sophomore Server; Class Officer 2; Office Assistant 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Football Sponsor 3; Pine Tree Festival Con- testant 4; Music Camp Scholarship 3,4. JERRY LAWRENCE Every man is a decendant of every king and every slave that ever lived. PATRICIA ANN LYLES Pat Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life. DCT Club, Chaplain; FHA. WALTER SCOTT LAMB Walt When something has been declared im- possible, stand back and watch some fool like me try it. Key Club 2,3,4, President 4; Beta Club 2, 4; Track 3,4; Golf 3,4; Student Council 1, 2; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Sophomore Server; Class Officer 1; All Big-Bend Basketball Team 3; Senior Favorite. SANDRA CELESTE MARKLE Sandy We may never have tomorrow, but we have today. Transferred from Bainbridge, Georgia 1; Senior Favorite. DENNETT LEWIS, JR. What we are is God's gift to us; what we become is our gift to God. Chorus 3,4; Library Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; $40 Club 3; Senior Favorite. SANDRA MARIE MIXON Sandy The ability to have our own way, and at the same time convince others that they are having their own way is rare among men. Among women it is as common as eyebrows. FHA 1; FNC 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Beta Club 3; Pine Tree Festival Contestant 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4. UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: PATSY CAROL MORRISON Pat A short and shapely blonde is she, with green eyes of mystery. Homeroom Officer 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Pow- der Puff Football 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader; Transferred from Plant City 3. JAMES T. MANGUM Mighty Manfred I love work -- I could sit and watch it all day. Key Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3; $40 Club 3; Chorus 2, 4, Vice- President 2; Senior Favorite. CATHERINE EILEEN NIX 'Cathy If you have been given true love but for a moment, Rejoice! For in that moment you have witnessed eternity! FHA 1; Library Club 1; Chorus 1; Office 1; Homecoming Queen. THOMAS MIXON DELORES PADGETT I cannot give you the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure: Try to please everyone. FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; $40 Club 3; FNC 4; Chorus 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Science Club 1. EUGENE RAYMOND McCLAIN Ray The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Beta Club 4; $40 Club; American Legion Award; Student Council Reporter 4; Senior Favorite. ZELDA SUSAN PADGETT Zee Happy am I, from care I am free; why can't they all be as happy as me? Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 2, Re- porter 3,4; American Cheerleader's Asso- ciation Instructor 4; Library Club 1; FT A 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Sophomore Server; $40 Club; 4-H 1; Pine Tree Festival Contestant 3,4; Pep Club 3, 4. ODIS WILSON McMULLEN Hubba Be pleasant until ten o'clock in the morning, and the rest of the day will take care of itself. i o r 5 UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: MARYANN POPPELL Gracious how lovely! DOT Club Historian. MICHAEL FLEMING MICKELSON Mike There is no duty we undertake so much as the duty of being happy. Basketball 1,2; Football 2,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1,4; $40 Club 3; Music Camp Scholarship; Key Club 2,3,4, Trea- surer 4; Dance Band 3,4; Sophomore Server; Beta Club 3,4; Pine Tree Essay Winner 3; Senior Favorite. BRENDA JOYCE PARKER Animals are such agreeable friends -- they ask no questions and pass no crit- icisms. Chorus 1,4; FTA 2. LARRY THOMAS PARKER Why try to accomplish everything. You'll never get out of this world with them. JANICE FAY ROBERTS Jan Life is like playing a violin in public and learning the instrument as one goes on. Library Assistant 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3, District Representative 4, District Reporter; Beta Club; $40 Club. ROBERT EARL PORTER Bobby NELDA MAE ROBERTS Why so today, what you can do tomorrow and tomorrow never comes. DCT Club Secretary 4. CHARLES WAYNE SHAW Did we put it on Monticello, or did we put it on Monticello? Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Base- ball 2; Track 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Key Convention 2, 3; Student Council Con- vention 3; Boy's State; Class Officer 1; Sophomore Server; Senior Favorite. UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: DENNIS ELVIN ROSS Sweet Den Den Chorus; $40 Club. SANDRA LOUISE SESSIONS ‘Sandy Do the most with what you've got while you've got it, because you never know when you'll lose it. Cheerleader 1; Class Officer 1; Homecoming Princess 3; FNC 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Pine Tree Festival Contestant 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Senior Favorite. BILLY SLAUGHTER Little strokes fell big oaks. $40 Club. BETTY DORETHA WALKER It isn't necessary to blow out the other person's light to let your own shine. Beta Club 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4; FNC 4. RICHARD PARKER BRENDA KAY VER DELL Speak kind words and you will hear kind echoes. FHA 1; B Cheerleader 2; Sophomore Ser- ver; Pine Tree Festival Model 2, Queen's Court 3, Contestant 4; Library Club Sec- retary 3, Sweetheart 3; $40 Club 3; Chorus 3,4, Treasurer 3; FNC Vice-President 3, President 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Office As- sistant 3,4. ROBERT WARREN SPRADLEY Bobby It's better to have tried and lost, than never to have tried at all. $40 Club; Chorus; Library Club . FAYE WHIDDON Faye Faye Always try to make friends and never try to loose friends, you need them some- day. FHA 1; DCT Club 4, Treasurer 4. UPPER LEFT, Clockwise: PENELOPE IDA WHITFIELD Penny” Happiness is the best cosmetic. Band 1,2, 3,4, Band Council 3,4; Library Club 1,3,4; Student Council Treasurer 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Music Camp Scholarship 3; FT A 2; Annual Staff 4; Chorus Accompanist 3,4; All-State Chorus 3; FNC 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; $40 Club; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4; Senior Favorite. CHESTER WAYNE SHIVER Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Library Club 1,2; DCT Club 1. KATE THOMPSON WILLIAMS It is nice to be important but more im- portant to be nice. Student Council 1,2,4, Representative at Large 4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; FHA 1,2,3, President 3; FNC 4; Treasurer of Class 3; American Legion Award; Sophomore Server; $40 Club 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Sen- ior Favorite. RALPH DELANO POPPELL To live is like to love — all reason is against it and all healthy instinct is for it. DCT Club 4. JAMES E. ST. JOHN Live every minute of every hour of every day as though it was your last. Library Club 2, 3. MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS Martie Frown and have wrinkles; smile and have friends. FHA 1,2, Officer 2; $40 Club 3; Library Assistant 4; FNC 4; Chorus 4; Physical Fit- ness Award 2. JOE MACK STEEN Hi 4-H 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Sophomore Server; $40 Club. WILLIAM C. STRICKLAND Bill Two heads are better than one, but it don't make for good studying. Band 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Key Club 4; Transferred from Wewahitchka; Basketball 1, 2,3; FFA 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Photography Club 2. UPPER RIGHT, Counter-Clockwise: VIVIAN ESTELLA WILLIS Great it is to believe the dream when we stand in youth by the starry stream; but a greater thing is to fight life though and way at the end, the dream was true. 4-H 1,2; FHA 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Trans- ferred from Wadley, Alabama. JAMES BYRON TEDDER, JR. Junior 'Winning is not everything, it is the only thing. Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, Chaplain 4; $40 Club 3; Boy's State; Senior Favorite. ROSEMARY JANE WILSON Rosie If at first you don't succeed, the heck with it. Library Assistant 3,4. OBY LEE VANN 'My work is never done — I never do it. Library Assistant 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Radio Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. CAROL SUE WOOD A smile sometimes means more than words. FHA 1,2; $40 Club 3; Office Assistant 4; Pine Tree Pageant Usher 4. JOHN RICHARD WEST Sharp wits, like sharp knives, do often cut their owner's fingers. $40 Club 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 4; Sophomore Server; Football 2; Science Club; Dance Band. GAE ELIZABETH WOOD There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it ill becomes any of us to find fault with the rest of us. FHA 1; Chorus 4; Office Assistant 4. RONNIE ALLEN WRIGHT If you're not with the one you love; love the one you're with. Radio Club 1; Library Club 1,3,4; Senior High Chorus 4. 1964 deniori 1964 JAMES WIGGLESWORTH, Harvey There are no gains without pains. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Student Council 3; Sophomore Server; $40 Club 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Senior Favorite. SUZY YARBROUGH Wong Life is the art of drawing with- out an eraser. Band 1,2, 3,4; FNC 3,4, Secretary 4; FTA 2; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1; Powder Puff Football 3,4; $40 Club. 43 Trig!!! ? Last Will and Testament I, Pam Agner, do leave finally. I, Judy Alexander, do leave to Pam Knight the ability to always get in trouble on chorus trips. I, Junior Andrews, do leave Taylor County High School and my special talent to get along with Mrs. Everett to Jimmy Jones. I, Ken Arnold, do leave my uncanny ability to fumble, bungle, and muff anything. I, John Avery, do leave to my sister, Ann Avery, my ability to pass Trigonometry; to Harriette Lewis my knowledge, poise, charm and good looks; to Scott Nettles my superb ability to pole vault; finally, TaCoHi to anyone who wants it. I, John Basner, do quietly leave. I, Karen Bellot, do leave all my good times in high school to my sister, Deborah. I, Earline Blanton, do leave to Stella Gunter and Annetta Burch future classes with Mrs. Hendry. I also leave Mrs. Everett in welcomed peace. I, James Blume, do leave the keys to my fast 500 to my little brother, Charles. We, Seamelia Brannen and Bobbie Dollar, do leave together. I, Betty Louise Brock, have nothing to leave to anybody because I need everything I've got. I, Bill Calhoun, do leave by the nearest door. I, Gaye Carlton, do leave my ability to say uh anytime, anywhere to Steve Higgs. I, Kelly Casey, do leave my ability to get along with girls to Allan Casey and Bobby Barger. I, Dean Cassidy, do leave my privileges in the library to my Dear Little Brother. I, Teddy Colson, do leave Johnny Colson all my charm, good looks, and my ability to fustrate and confuse Mrs. Parker and Miss Maxwell. I, Gola Ann Cope, do leave to Margaret Paramore and Rita Holt all my high school business courses. I, Francis Cruce, do leave my ambition to get an education to whomever needs it. I, Linda Darnell, do leave to everyone the best of luck in their coming school years. I, Charles Davis, do leave my ability to count dots to next year Physics students. I, Laura Denmark, do leave to Elaine Louque, Lucy Hare and Jean Dryer, my ability to eat all 1 want, when I want, and never gain weight. I, Berta Beil DeVane, do leave my good will to everyone. I, Charles Dorman, do leave my ability to play the bass drum to the next nut to take it. I, Larry Edwards, do leave everybody lots of luck and happiness. I, Bobby Engel, do leave with no ambition to come back. I, Adell English, do leave my shyness to my little sister, Margie English, and Barbara Jean Pickles. I, Billy Fowler, do leave my front seat in Senior English to any junior smart enough to take it. I, David Fletcher, do leave to any Interested Future Senior my collected notes on, How to avoid the 'Eagle-eye' of Mrs. R. R. Woodell while Chewing Gum. I, Chuck Flores, do leave Ray Veal my deepest wishes in hopes that someday he, to, might become an Ape . I, Hebe Franklin, do leave to Tom Clark my ability not to run into pine trees with my face. I, Janice Freeman, do leave my study hall desk, behind Oscar Howard to Teresa Burford and Marlene Freeman. I, Patricia Frye, do leave my chair and my music in Band to Barbara Thompson. I, Ronnie Fulford, do leave Puffy Fulford the job of straightening out the teachers I have (so easily) confused in my Junior and Senior years. Good luck little sister. I, Mary Ellen Gaston, do leave to Mr. Burgess, for his very own, one undirtiable chair on which to place his foot. I, Gretchen Gibson, do leave to Sue Powers the ability to go steady on the second date. I, Betty Ann Graham, do leave my ability to cause trouble to my sister, Sandra. I, Carolyn Grantham, do leave shorthand to the Shorthand I Class. I, Robert Glenn, do leave at last. I, Tommy Gunter, do leave at last . I, Freddie Gunter, do leave the future library assistants, my ability to get along with Miss Maxwell because they need it. I, Bill Gunter, do leave my brain to Jerry Calhoun. I, Jeff Gurr, do leave my girl friend in the care of my good friends. I, Katy Ann Hart, do leave my position on the cheerleader squad to anyone who wants to fill it. May they have as much fun as I did. I, Esther Hartsfield, do leave to Polly Whiddon the ability to’ have fun in Mrs. Norman's gym classes. I, George Harvey, do leave anything I have to anyone who wants it. I, William Hockaday, do leave to all the boys my manly charms and to my sister, Charlotte, my ability to skip library when Miss Maxwell isn't looking. I, Stephen Hollowell, do leave my Human Physiology book to anyone who wants it. I, Julie Hooker, do leave my cheerleading abilities (even in the mud) to Ann Williamson, and all my good times and ability to get in and out of trouble to Jeanette Timmons and Carol Bates, plus the good times at the Surf Hut. I, Eddie Hunter, do leave to Bobby Barger my ability to get along with boys and to any boy my seat in bass section ot chorus, if you can take it. I, Larry Hunter, do leave my admission of TaCoHi to Barbara Green. I, Sue Ann Jackson, do leave my personality and brains to Iris Smith. I, Jesse Johnson, don't leave anything to anybody because I need it all for myself. I, Yeteva La Vonne Kemp, do leave to my sister, Wanda, my many happy memories of Mrs. Hendry and Mrs. Nor- man, may she cherish them as I have. I, Harold King, do leave and shall not return. 44 I, Madelyn King, do leave to my sister, Phyllis, my ability to catch and keep the right man for 4 years; my ability to get along with Miss Maxwell, Mrs. Hendry and my ability to pass two years of Algebra under Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Moore. May she use these abilities as well as I did. I, Ronnie King, do leave my ability to speak loudly, and get into trouble to anyone who wants it. I, Mike Kirkland, do leave to Terry Cannon my extra credits because he'll need them. I, La-Juan Knight, do leave to Lex Robertson and Carol Roye the keys to Mr. Mann's Office, also the work that is to be found on the other side of that Particular door. 1, Walt Lamb, do leave my glue hands to the two ends on next year's football team. I, Jerry Lawrence, do leave this bit of wit up to the annual staff. I, Audrey Leavins, do leave my ability to cram right before a test to Alicia Mackin. I, Georgia Lee, do leave my ability to go steady my last two years of high school and still have fun to my sister, Joan. I, Marie Leggett, do leave my ability to flirt without being obvious to Sue Sheffield. I, Dennett Lewis, do leave to the Senior Class of '65 one, overworked, assistant librarian (Mrs. McLeod); may she be as inspirational to you as she has been to me. I, Jimmy Lewis, do leave my high tenor voice to Mr. Kitchens' tenors; my speed and faking ability to Joe Granthum; and my accurate shooting in basketball to Ray Veal in hope that they can accomplish more with them than I have. I, June Lindsey, do leave my ability to get into trouble without really trying, to Faye Simmons. I, Dorothy Marion Livingston, do leave my intense desire to become a success to any ambitious junior. 1, Patricia Lyles, do leave my quietness and happiness to Tim Harvey. I, Ray McClain, do leave Typing I to anyone quick enough and smart enough to look at the keyboard and the copy without getting caught. I, Mary Ann Mallard, do leave my ability to sing loud enough for Mr. Kitchen to Danny Parker. I, Jimmy Mangum, do leave my White Bomb to Hugh Lilliott for his ability to win drag races. I, Deanna Mann, do leave my ability to keep everybody laughing at all times to my sister, Betty, commonly known as MOLE . I, Sandra Markle, do leave all my fun and laughter during my Senior year to Linda and Tommy Williams. Good Luck. I, Margaret Martin, do leave to Carol Anderson, my ability to be quiet at all times! 1, Mike Mickelson, do leave my corny laugh to Kenneth Pickles. I, Sandra Mixon, do leave my good times, my ability to get in and out of predicaments, to put my foot in my mouth and to get what 1 want, to Jeanette Timmons and Barbara Lipscomb. I, Patsy Morrison, do leave my eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth to Lorraine Callie Collins and Dee McCall because of what they mean to them. I, Catherine Nix, do leave my sincere thanks to all my teachers and friends for making this, my Senior year, a very memorable one. I, Delores Padgett, do leave my ability to get the key to the V. W. to Geneva and Thelma. I, Zelda Padgett, do leave to my sister, Debbie, my ability to cheer and the ability to make up new cheers which no one likes but Mrs. Norman. I, Brenda Parker, do leave Owen, La Bertha, Wesly, Pam, Patricia, all the luck I have had; I also leave Mrs. Hendry in peace. I, Larry Parker, do leave all the remaining knowledge I didn't absorb to the less fortunate who follow hereafter. I, Mary Ann Poppell, do leave my Senior English book to Larry Granthum, if I ever find it. I, Delano Poppell, do leave my mechanical drawing desk to anyone who thinks he is smart enough to fill it. I, Dennis Ross, do leave to Kent Marsh my ability to find arrowheads and to shoot doves. I, Janice Roberts, do leave to Janice Hayes, Becky Burgin, and Martha Faircloth, my ability to stick my foot in my mouth in any situation. I, Nelda Roberts, do leave to Jane Ward and Barbara Ann Smith, my ability to pass senior English! I, Sandy Sessions, do leave my ability to always fall in love with the wrong boy to Janice Traywick. I, Wayne Shaw, do leave my seat on the student council to the next person to be President. I, Billy Slaughter, do leave my feeling of being afraid of girls to my brother, Jimmy, a senior in '65. I, Bobby Spradley, do leave to Bobby Calhoun, my ability to fail General Math. I, James St. John, do leave anything to anybody who wants it. 1, Joe Steen, do leave Mick McRay, Whitey Sessions, and Scoup Dillon, great success in the pros. I, Bill Strickland, do leave my ability to throw a football to Goldenarm , Ray Veal. I, James Bryon Tedder, Jr., do leave my ability to pull and trap like a nut to Ken Pickles. I, Oby Lee Vann, do leave my ability to get in trouble with Mrs. Parker, to anybody crazy enough to take Math II. I, Brenda Verdell, do leave to Patricia Cribbs, the unperfected ability of making the most of every situation. I, Betty Walker, do leave, to satisfy my brother, Hollis. I, Richard West, do leave . I, Faye Whiddon, do leave my good times in high school and all my books to my brother, Jessie, and to all the juniors, I leave my seat in the senior class. I, Penny Whitfield, move my panel truck out of the school parking lot, and leave the space to Carroll Dees. I, James Wigglesworth, do leave to Carol Roye, my love. I, Kate Williams, do leave all my mispelled words to my sister, Martha, to correct. I, Vivian Willis, do leave my Bookkeeping II book to Mrs. Hendry with gladness. I, Martha Williams, do sadly leave one slightly used gym suit and my air-conditioned tennis shoes to Mrs. Norman. I, Rosemary Wilson, do leave all my intelligence to my brother and sisters, Bobby, Christine, and Margaret as I won't be using it any more. I, Carol Wood, do leave Mrs. Hendry, finally!! ! I, Suzy Yarborough, do leave to my sister, Martha, my ability to say what I please, when and where I please and get oy with it! 45 Ja (eclictorian PATRICK I IOE MO.l.SY') S i l l I Ul IS u uijojnjnj Kate Williams Raymond McClain Patricia Frye Mary Ellen Gaston Junior Tedder Gretchen Gibson Helen Franklin John Basnar Kelly Casey Katy Ann Hart HONOR STUDENTS CO-MATH AWARD CO-ENGLISH AWARD Mary Ellen Gaston JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD La-Juan Knight PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARD PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARD Esther Hartsfield William Hockaday STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Wayne Shaw AMERICAN LEGION AWARD AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Rita Rainwaters Philip Griffin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED kale Williams Mike Miekelson MOST POPULAR Laura Denmark Wayne Shaw WITH EST La-.I nan knight Ronnie I ulford FRIENDLIEST Judv Alexander David Fletcher 57 MOST COURTEOUS Belly nn Graham Ocnnelt Lewis MOST DEPEND BLE Georgia nn Lee kelly Casey BEST SPORT Kathy nn Hart Hobby Porter Juniors Carol Anderson Buddy Albritten 62 Wynette Benton Bobby Barger Dennis Bennett June Bradshaw Annette Burch Wayne Bradshaw Floye Calhoun Jay Brown Tina Calvo Leslie Burford Wanda Cannon Mike Brynes Linda Carlton Ronnie Cannon Ethel Chapman Terry Cannon Alice Nell Cloys LeRoy Carlton Laraine Collins Martha Cruce Tom Clark Paula Denmark Wallace Coffman Karen Dotson Rip Cronk Jean Dreyer Jimmy Davis Gwen Faulkner 63 Billy Dillon Lajuana Folsom Carroll Dees Marlene Freeman John Dixon Franklin Ferns Harriette Gibson Rod Gilford Peggy Farmer David Feldman Gail Giddens Joe Grantham Stella Gunter Olin Granthum Cheryle Gunter Danny Green Warren Gregory Sandra Hatcher Barry Gross Charlene Jackson Danny Glover Barbara Jackson Chris Joiner Larry Goodman 64 Sammy Grubbs Hope )ones Alec Gunter Louise Ketron Gayward Hendry Jeanie Lee Jerry Hendry Larry Hendry Claudia Livingston Tommy Herrington Barbara Lipscomb Steve Higgs Elaine Louque Jim Hornsby Alicia Mackin Russell Howell Berinda McBride Oscar Howard Geraldine McGuire Ed Ivey June Morgan Billy Jackson Elota Musslewhite Jimmy Jones 65 Cherry Nola Wesley Johnson Linda Odom Sammy Jones Jean Owens Joey Kinsey Marilyn Osteen Sonny Kirkland Brenda Padgett Richard Knight Peggy Paris Jimmy Knight Sharon Peacock Danny Knowles Jenny Pouncey Bruce Koliski Joyce Pouncey Sue Powers Sonny Lawson Sally Praisewater Hugh Lilliot Lex Robertson Bill McMillan Carol Robinson 66 Kent Marsh Carol Roy e Joe Mathis Sandra Sandifer Johnny McLeod Kay Schmid David McLeod Sue Sheffield Jerry McGuire Jo Ann Shiver Wayne Morgan Fay Simmons Allan Murphy Barbara Smith Scott Nettles June Starke Joel Panaro Jerry Rainwaters Mary Etta Strickland Harold Raulerson Tom Register Barbara Thompson John Ricketson John Sessions 67 Jimmy Slaughter Joy Towles Larry Slaughter Janice Traywick Melvin Taylor Bobby Summerlin Dianne Whidden Rayford Taylor Norman Thomas ZT3 Jane Ward y Terry Williams Doug Thomas Genell Whidden Bobby Timmons Ray Veal Linda Williams Ernie Wells Dickie Westberry Jean Walker Butch Windsor Bobby Williams Elaine Whitfield Lamar Williams Joe Wilson 68 Linda Wilson Steve Wood Glenda Wilson Pete Winter Martha Yarbrough Thomas York Peggy Farmer Sandra Thomas Chemistry lab. Hope they make it! (Homecoming) CHANDLER STRICKLAND President MARGARET AKERS Secretary MARSHA GILBERT Treasurer Cynthia Adkinson Jay Bass Betty Agner Douglas Beach Janice Andrews Robert Bennett Nell Alford Leon Bethea 70 Pat Baumgardner Wesley Blue Judy Benton David Bowman Judy Bradshaw Larry Brown Linda Mae Brafford Mike Brown Willa Brannen Vincent Buchanan Delores Brown Carlton Chapman Wilma Buck Danny Cochran Teresa Burford Jimmy Croft Betty Jean Cassidy Jerry Cruce Joann Cassidy Robert Dees Patricia Cribbs Tony Dees Linda D'Antonio Don Faircloth 71 Virginia Davis James Faulkner Linda Deschner Wayne Folsom Sandra Dieterle Rusty Fowler Martha Faircloth Larry Grambling Kathy Farmer Doyle Gray Carolyn Faulkner Greg Griffin Sherry Fields Jerry Grubbs Connie Gamble Jimmy Hatcher Cherrie Goodman Chuck Hendry Diana Granthum George Hillhouse Judy Graves Edward Houck Barbara Green John Houck 72 Mildred Green Bill Huxford Jeanne Gregory Milla Huxford Sandra Grimsley David Johnson Irene Hamilton Richard Johnson Lucy Hare George Johnson Lila Hartsfield Tommy Johnson Betty Hill Wayne Jones Melba Jean Holden Robert Lynn Julie Jackson Ronald McGowan Martha Johstono Tony McRay Thelma Kelly Tim McRae Wanda Kemp Bill Mackin 73 Linda King Robbie Manners Teresa Kinsey Dempsey Mixon Pam Knight David Moss Phyllis Knowles Tommy Neeley Penny Land Jerry Owen Joan Lee Wayne Padgett Dianne Lipscomb Tommy Panebianco Gwen Lynch Danny Parker Carol McCall Gene Paris Sherry McLeod Vernon Peters Molly McMullen Kenneth Pickles Cathy Mann Sammy Poppell 74 Mary Louise Marshall David Pruitt Janet Martin Joey Register Mary Mathis Tony Ridenour Opal Mathis John Ritch Priscilla Moody David Sandifer Faye Morgan Walter Sessions Bessie Newberry Jerrill Sherrer Marilyn Odom Dickie Smith Diane Peterson Bert Steen Nelda Pridgeon David Stewart Gena Putnal Mike Sullivan Geneva Sadler Jerry Taylor 75 Brenda Sapp Roger Todd Kathy Satterwhite Charlie Thomas Barbara Senn Steve Thomas Juanita Sessions Buddy Thompson La Bertha Sherrer Dennis Urbanski Iris Smith Mike Weeks Susan Stephens Joe Wells Debbie Stripling Ray Williams Mary Frances Thames Wayne Williams Susan Vickery Sammy Wilson Betsy Ward Billy Winstead Bonnie Jo Wells Herbert Woodall 76 Lynne Wells Glenn Worthington Martha Wheeler Allan Wright Polly Whiddon Duane Wright Teresa Wilder Nondis Williams Sarah Williams Ann Williamson Laura Willis Elaine Woods Patsy Woods Betty Wright Typing I class. NOT PICTURED Bobby Barger Jimmy Grubbs Aaron Hart James Leavins Jimmy Jones Donald Johnson Frieda O'Steen Linda Padgett Martha Parker Linda Pridgeon Lewis Yates Linda York 77 Felix Adams Pam Adams Sammy Agner Janice Allen Tommy Allen Milford Anderson Don Anderson Sammy Archer Ann Avery Joan Banks Mary Ann Bass Carol Bates Alan Beckman Elliott Bell Rudy Benton Freshmen JO ROBERTS President BUDDY MURPHY Vice-President Newana Blue Pauline Blue Charles Blume Johnny Bodiford Jimmy Bowden Martha Nell Brantly Mary Kathryn Brillhart Randy Brock Randy Brooke Cary Brown Faye Brown Tim Brown 80 Von Brown Charles Buck Sonny Buckhalter Janice Burke Janice Burton Bobby Calhoun Jerry Calhoun David Cannon Jimmy Lee Cannon Nancy Cannon Treva Cannon Joe Carlton Mattie Carlton Dianne Carroll Danny Cassidy Class of 67 CAROL LOUQUE Secretary DALE ANN LAWSON Treasurer Janice Christopher Lawrence Clark Ruth Ann Close Rodney Clymer Johnny Colson John Compton John Conley Gene Connell Harvey Cook Wade Courtney Robin Cox Benny Coxwell 81 Edwin Crouse Billy Cruce Diane Cruse Paul Cruse Johnny Daniels Claudia Davis Joyce Davis Melanie Day Ronnie Dice David Dillon Freshmen Henry French Reggie Frith Daphine Fulford Sheryl Fulmer Jodi Gawn Jim Grantham Larry Grantham Diane Gray Ann Green Hyatt Green Rusty Fiegal Charles Fletcher Joyce Flowers Bryant French 82 Jo Ann Jackson Roy Jackson Bobby Johnson Janice Johnson David Grubbs L. J. Grubbs Ronald Gunter Gail Harris Marvin Hathcock Janice Hayes Joe Heartsfield Sarah Ann Heffelfinger Bert Holden Diana Holley Class of 67 Kay Johnson Mary Jean Jones Margaret Kelly Jetty Ruth King Tommy King Linda Knight Gary Knowles Glenn Knowles Sharon Knowles Freddie Kirkland 83 Dickie Koch David Lay Tommy Leavins Andrew Lee Marcus Lee Memory Leggett Clint Lewis Linda Lewis Ann Livingston Paula Lonbom Jimmy Louque Diane Lundy Linda Mathis Mack Mathis Gayle McClain Johnny McDaniels Linda McElveen Terry McGuire Marla McLeod Tommy Mills Connie Morgan Judy Morgan Donald Mosley Vonceil Mosley 84 Betty Rae Murphy Cherry Murphy Hal Murphy Elsie Nathy Jo Ann Nix Terry Nola Debbie Padgett Geneva Padgett Shirley Padgett Pat Palmer Margaret Paramore Marcella Pargo Class of 67 Arvel Parker David Parker Pam Parker Sandra Parker Barbara Pickles Diane Pickles Geraldine Pickles Wayne Pierce Gary Poppell Robert Porter David Pouncey Ray Quimby Hazel Ratliff Larry Ratliff Clara Redifer Shirley Redmon 85 June Ritch Ronnie Robertson Ralph Sadler John Sands Kit Schmid Lewis Shaw Freshmen Rodney Shaw Kathy Sheffield Robert Shiver Diane Singletary Darryl Stephens Donald Stephens 86 Homer Tedder Phil Sumrall Phyllis Ann Sumrall Dicky Tillman Jeanette Timmons Martha Ward Ronald Webb Class of 67 John Weeks Mamie Welch Martha Williams Bill Williamson Mary Helen York Robert York Theresa Young Tyronne Whiddon Ray Willis Larry Williams Melba Jean Wright Don Willis Dolores Young 87 Stella Allen Laura Arnold Delane Bass Linda Baungardner Susan Baumgardner Becky Bergin Janet Bethea Kay Black Paulette Blue L Gail Bodiford Wayne Bolton Monty Bowden Joan Bowden Roy Bowden Barbara Bradshaw Becky Brannen Jackie Broch Joe Brown Charlene Bunting Laurie Burdick Anita Calhoun Johnny Calvo Jane Cannon Kenneth Cannon Margaret Cannon Wanda Cannon Winston Cannon Billy Carlton Littie Mae Carter Mary Causey Eva Chapman Herschel Chapman Joe Christopher Debbie Clark 88 F Mary Clark Donna Cone Dora Crane Benny Croft Connie Croft Charles Davis Tommy Davis Rita Denmark Betty Devane Nancy Dieterle Annette Dorman Vincent Dorman Leon Douglas Ronnie Dye us Julie Edwards Ronnie Edwards Susan Edwards Danny Ellison Betty Sue Ellison George English Douglas Farmer Larry Farmer Kim Faulkner Susan Frye Linda Faulkner Lola Ferguson Pat Fiegal Sheila Foster Martha French Betty Fulford Ellen Frances Gainey Suzette Garner Kay Gawn Jerry Gilford 89 Eighth Grade Sandra Graham Dean Grambling Gail Grantham Lloyd Green Wrenn Green Shirley Gunter Mary Ann Hall David Harden Jimmy Hart Charlsie Hathcock Kay Hathcock Cherryl Henry Virginia Hicks Charlotte Hockaday Herbert Holden Irene Holten Mike Hooker Lou Hooten Linda Horner Brenda Horten Dale Howell Eva Mae Hughes Joan Hum Robert Israel Harold Ivey Percy Jacobs Patsy Jackson Ray Johnson Eddie Kinsey Kenneth Knowles Arnold Lee Patricia Legget Sharon Leggett Gerald Lemond 90 Class of 68 Leslie Lott Nita Lundy Tommy Lundy Carol Lytra Lindsey McCall Tommy McGuire Patricia McLeod Margaret McMullen Alvin McNeese Cindy McNeese Wayne McNeese Beth Mann Betty Mann Barbara Manner Philip Mantzanas Diane Mathis Wanda Mauldin Sandra Mills Olive Mixion Janice Morgan Ralph Mosley Grady Newberry Jo Ann Nix Sue Nix Sarah O'Neil Ann O'Quinn Dean Padgett Ines Padgett Larry Padgett Randy Padgett Elaine Parker Sandy Peeples Janice Pettit Ann Pitts 91 Arnold Platt Don Pope 11 Jimmy Poppell Bemie Powers Robin Porter Maudine Pridgeon Murdeen Pridgeon Jerry Pridgeon Gary Pruitt Jacqueline Punda Marilyn Quigg Rita Rainwaters Gary Raulerson Henry Redifer Camnon Revels Diane Revels Deborah Ricketson Johnny Robins Charlotte Ross Ellis Sadler Robert Sandifer Judy Sapp Billy Satterwhite Sandra Schrammel Fonda Sessions Jo Ann Shaw Maria Sheffield Charlotte Sherrer Lana Simmons Sandra Singletary Jimmy Slaughter Mary Slaughter Mike Slaughter Bruce Smith S 92 Lola Smith Gilbert Stevens Robert Strickland Cathy Stringfellow Jack Sullivan Norman Tedder Hazel Thames Glenn Thomas Shirley Thomas Eddie Thompson Jerry Tillman Margaret Tuten Jimmy Weatherly Janice Weed Sandra Welch Darrell Whiddon Wade Whiddon James Wilder Billy Wiles Robert Wiles Danny Williams Elaine Williams Melvin Williams Dorothy Willis Bobby Wilson Christine Wilson Jo Wilson Sarah Young F Philip Griffin Linda Harris 93 Billy Agner Cassie Alford Tom Baumgardner Carolyn Allen Kenny Bennett Cynthia Bennett Paxton Bratcher Wheela Benton Freddy Bryan Julia Bowden Mary Frances Anderson Rex Blair Sheila Archer Donald Bowden Debra Bellot Ronnie Brafford Terry Burgess Betty Jo Brantley Harley Cannon Marilyn Brown Jimmy Ray Cannon Violet Buck Linda Causey Paul Close Becky Close Lamar Cox Mary Blanche Croft Walter Cox 94 Sherry Ann Dees Jimmy Cruce Barbara Duckworth Ricky Deal Margie English Lloyd Durden Mable Faulkner Steve Foster Jean Flowers Paul Gibson Vita Beth Dees J. L. Cruce Betty Ann Edwards Mike Denmark Latrelle Farrill Bill Fergenson Ginny Ferns Smitty Gear Norma Flowers Ronnie Glass Charlotte French Gene Grambling Tina Frith Roy Green Kathy Hayden 95 Elaine Kinsey Clyde Hendry Norma Kinsey Ronnie Gene Hill Rhonda Knowles Donnie Hilson Chrissie Koch Acey Holt Vonnie Lawson Howard Houck Gene Hunter Bob Jackson Beth Martin Pat Jarvis Linda Lee Henrietta Lundy Wayne Jacobs Debra Martin Charles Johnson Montine Massey Donnie Johnson Jan Meeks J. D. Johnson Connie Mills W. D. Hunter Jerry Johnson Louise Mixon Albert Kinsey June Mock Terry Lewis Jane Parker Mike Lollis Marilyn Parker C. A. McElvin Ester Paris Jimmy Littrell Linda Parker Tracy McCall Linda Patrick Neel Lindsey Janice Parker Carl Lynch Pat Parker Jock McLeod Mary Lou Pessilo Mack Mangum Betty Ann Pettitt Jerry Mathis Jane Pickens Alan Mickelson Charlene Powell Charles Miller Thelma Ratliff Micky Millican 97 La June Ross Mike Millican Ann Russ Martin Mills Dianne Sadler Jim Moody Janie Sadler Lewis Moody Vickie Sands Scotty Morris Ray Nell Senn Johnny Olson Carol Taylor Warren Padgett Norma Thigpen Henry Mosley Judy Smiley Rollie Padgett Virginia Thames Michael Pouncey Relette Slaughter Paul O'Neal Kathy Taylor Kenneth Platt Juanita Thomas Linda Vickery David Roberts Nancy Weeks Richard Roberts Peggy West Hank Redd Nancy Thomley Jerry Register Tommielee Tomlinson Bobby Renfrow 98 Donald Shaw Carrie Whiddon Randy Shaw Jean Whiddon Ted Shiver Janice Williams Bruce Simmons Joy Willis Billy Smith Faye Wilson Dickie Smith Donnie Stephens Wayne Tuten Lester Walker Clint Wheeler Margaret Wilson Malcolm Thomas John Vayda T. C. Weatherly Eddie Whiddon Richard Stafford Charles Thomley Bobby Walker Tommy Weekly Jesse Whiddon Lamar Whiddon Walt Whiddon Joe Williams Neal Williams Richard Williams Tommy Williams Craig Willis Robert Winstead Doc Winter Terry Wright 99 101 1963 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM TRAVELING SQUAD FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Coach Burgess, Head Coach; Bobby Porter, No. 62; Jerry Allen, No. 56; George Harvey, No. 22; Buddy Murphy, Head Manager; John Ricketson, No. 60; Bob- by Koch, Student Trainer; Billy Strickland, No. 23; Coach Barr, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW: Coach Coker, Assistant Coach; Jerry McGuire, No. 74; Butch Windsor, No. 70; Wayne Shaw, No. 14; John Dixon, No. 20; Danny Green, No. 21; Junior Tedder, No. 63; Bobby Wil- liams, No. 45; Coach Holt, Assistance. THIRD ROW: Ray Veal, No. 13; Johnny Anderson, No. 71; Tommy Herrington, No. 89; Billy Jackson, No. 88; Chuck Flores, No. 16; Jerry Rain- waters, No. 46; Jimmy Mangum, Head Statistics Keeper; Randy Padgett, Field Manager. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Lewis, No. 82; Mike Mickelson, No. 53; Joe Gratham, No. 80; Walt Lamb, No. 55; Johnny Basnar, No. 72; Sam Grubbs, No. 75; Kenneth Pickles, No. 67; Jimmy Knight, No. 73. EQUIPPED SQUAD 1963 VARSITY RECORD WE THEY MONTICLLLO - The TCHS Bull- 42 0 dogs kicked off the 63 season by 13 0 GREEN COVE - The Bulldogs downing the Monticello Tigers slugged through mud fora 13-0 win 42-0. over the Cove Blue Devils. SANTA FE - Flores led TCHS 45 13 eleven to an impressive 45-13 12 14 CAIRO - The Bulldogs were handed victory over Santa Fe Rebels, with their first defeat of the season by a 4 touchdown performance. the Cairo Syrup Makers 14-12. NEW SMYRNA - Field conditions 54 12 have no effect on Taylor eleven in 0 13 LIVE OAK - Nullification of 2 54-12 victory over New Symma TCHS touchdowns clinches Live Beach. Oak Victory 13-0. FLORIDA HIGH - Bulldogs get on 45 7 victory trail again with 45-7 win 13 20 MADISON - Madison spoiled Perry's over the Florida High Demons. Homecoming with an arousing per- forma nee of 20-13. COLQUITT - Altering offensive 18 7 and defensive alignment, Perry put 16 7 LAKE CITY - Taylor downed a new together one of its best efforts to opponent, Columbia High, with down dangerous Colquitt 11, 18-7. precision, 16-7. Pine Tree Bowl Taylor 12 P. K. Younge 7 Final Record Won 8 Lost 3 103 TCHS FOOTBALL COACHES AND AIDES FOR ’63 COACHES LEFT TO RIGHT: Gilbert Barr, B Team Back Coach; Elmer Coker, B Team Line Coach; Larence Holt, Varsity Line Coach; C. T. Burgess, Varsity Head Coach. MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Koch, Student Trainer; Jim- my Mangum, Head Statistics Keeper; Buddy Murphy, Head Manager. FIELD CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Bowden, Winston Cannon, Ed- die Thompson. 104 WAYNE SHAW Senior Quarterback VARSITY JUNIOR TEDDER Senior Guard MIKE MIC KELSON Senior Center FOOTBALL VARSITY JOHN RICKETSON Junior Guard JIMMY LEWIS Senior End GEORGE HARVEY Senior Halfback BOBBY WILLIAMS Junior Fullback 106 FOOTBALL BILLY STRICKLAND Senior Halfback JOE GRANTHAM Junior End JERRY RAINWATERS Junior Fullback DANNY GREEN Junior Halfback 107 VARSITY KENNETH PICKLES Sophomore Guard SAM GRUBBS Junior Tackle BUTCH WINDSOR Junior Tackle FOOTBALL JERRY ALLEN Junior Center JOHNNY ANDERSON Sophomore Tackle FAREWELL TO SENIORS JERRY McGUIRL Junior Tackle 109 1963 B” TEAM FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: David Grubbs, Walter Sessions, Randy Brook, Hal Murphy, Terry Nola, Von Brown, Tommy King, George Johnson. SECOND ROW: Eddie Kinsey, John Compton, Sammy Agner, Gene Paris, Sonny Buckhalter, Rus- ty Fiegel, Homer Tedder, Tommy Leavins, Bill Huxford, Dickie Smith, Charles Buck, Charles Hendry. THIRD ROW: Coach Barr, Wayne Summerlin, Larry Wil- liams, David Cannon, Greg Griffin, Glenn Knowles, Hyatt Green, Edward Houck, Wayne Padgett, Robert Stinson, Rodney Shaw, Robert Bennett, Gary Poppell, Coach Coker. NFC CHAMPS RECORD Won Lost 2 4 no 1963-64 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Chuck Flores, Bobby Engel, Ray Veal, John Ricketson, Wayne Shaw, Billy Strickland. SECOND ROW: Coach Barr, Pete Sealey, Joe Grantham, Mike Brynes, Bert Steen, Jimmy Lewis, Walt Lamb, Stephen Hollow ell, Manager. 112 COACH GILBERT BARR Lamb goes up! JOE GRANTHAM Junior Forward JOHN RICKETSON Junior Forward PETE SEA LEY Junior Guard RAY VEAL Junior Guard BERT STEEN Junior Center MIKE BRYNES Junior Forward 114 VARSITY RECORD WE THEY WE THEY MADISON 58 49 STARKE 63 61 LIVE OAK 57 39 MONTICELLO 71 46 QUINCY 54 48 QUINCY 53 49 CHOCTAWHATCHEE 54 63 STARKE 58 57 LAKE CITY 65 54 MADISON 74 59 SANTA FE 45 43 CHOCTAWHATCHEE 40 42 UVE OAK 58 53 NEW SMYRNA BEACH 69 57 SANTA FE 68 55 MONTICELLO 85 49 CEDAR KEY 61 60 FLORIDA HIGH 62 43 FLORIDA HIGH 70 58 LAKE CITY 47 45 DISTRICT TOURNEY REGIONAL TOURNEY LAKE CITY 73 57 MILTON 60 54 STARKE 63 62 PALATKA 51 73 RECORD: 25-3 115 1963-64 B TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Huxford, Terry Nola, David Stewart, Robbie Manners, Bill Mackin. SECOND ROW: Rodnay Shaw, Hyatt Green, Johnny An- derson, Tommy Pancbianco, Sammy Poppell. OPPONENTS WE THEY MADISON 24 35 UVEOAK 26 27 QUINCY 17 26 LEE 57 80 PIN ETTA 43 53 UVE OAK 35 38 SANTA FE 29 37 PINETTA 43 53 FLORIDA HIGH 25 38 STARKE 34 41 MONTICELLO 40 35 QUINCY 41 49 STARKE 34 41 MADISON 40 35 MONTICELLO 29 27 FLORIDA HIGH 50 65 LAKE CITY 23 40 116 LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Brook, Gary Poppell, Paul Cruse, Daryl Stephens, Hal Murphy. JAY VEE BASKETBALL TEAM OPPONENT WE THEY IFF 28 16 LEE 29 12 PIN ETTA 13 26 PINETTA 18 25 MADISON 34 32 LEFT TO RIGHT: Katy Ann Hart, Loraine Collins, Zelda Padgett, Julie Hooker, Carol Anderson, Harriett Lewis, Sandra Mixon, Patsy Morrison. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS 120 SHERRY TAYLOR DEBBIE PADGETT FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Olin Grathum, Jimmy Louque. SECOND ROW: John Ricketson, Tommy Panebianco, Junior Tedder, Bobby Engel, Steve Wood, Alan Casey, Robert Lcmond. THIRD ROW: Coach Hendry, Johnny Anderson, Jerry Rainwaters, Chuck Flores, Jimmy Lewis, Ken Ward, Bobby Joe Louque, Larry Goodman, Kelly Casey. 1963 BASEBALL TEAM RECORD OPPONENTS WE THEY OPPONENTS WE THEY MAYO 11 4 MONTICELLO 8 2 MAYO 5 3 JENNINGS 8 1 JENNINGS 8 7 MADISON 10 8 MADISON 6 3 FLORIDA HIGH 14 7 FLORIDA HIGH 7 3 MONTICELLO 12 4 SUB-GROUP TOURNAMENT PERRY 10 JASPER 0 PERRY 2 MADISON 5 121 CATHERINE NIX IflP HOMECOMING QUEEN HER COURT BETTY GRAHAM BOBBIE DOLLAR V 122 THE QUEEN'S FLOAT LEFT TO RIGHT: Marsha Gilbert, Mary Ellen Gaston, Julie Hooker. FOOTBALL SPONSORS 123 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tommy King, Sammy Agner, Tommy Herrington, Danny Green, Rodney Shaw. SECOND ROW: Butch Windsor, George Harvey, Chuck Flores, Billy Strickland, Wayne Shaw, Bobby Williams. THIRD ROW: Coach Coker, Billy Jackson, Jerry Rainwaters, Joe Grantham, Jimmy Lewis, Walt Lamb, John Dixon, Hyatt Green. FIRST TCHS TRACK TEAM 129 MR. WOODELL Adivsor ANNUAL STAFF THE PURPOSE of the Annual Staff is to provide a pictorial account of the school year. THE STAFF is appointed from the Senior High School, grades 10, 11, 12, by the Faculty. THE TA CO HI work begins with the taking of school-day pictures, then organizational pictures, followed by sports, senior favorites, honors, facul- ty, and the never-ending search for good snapshots. THE STAFF works under constant pressure trying to make deadlines so the yearbook will be delivered by the end of school. THE FINAL PRODUCTION, a job well-done, a satisfied student body, is the reward of the TA CO HI Staff. KATE WILLIAMS Editor TINA CALVO Assistant Editor MR. BASNAR Photographer MR. McGLOCKUN Photographer 130 PENNY WHITFIELD ALLAN CASEY Business Manager Sports Editor BARBARA SMITH BRENDA VERDELL Organization Editor Feature Editor PAT FRYE Snapshot Editor MARY ELLEN GASTON BERINDA McBRIDE 12th Grade Editor 11th Grade Editor FRIEDA OSTEEN 10th Grade Editor CHERRY NOLA 9th Grade Editor MARILYN OSTEEN 8th Grade Editor JULIE JACKSON 7th Grade Editor BOBBY KOCH Assistant Sports Editor LINDA ODOM Assistant Organization Editor GWEN FAULKNER Assistant Business Editor SHARON PEACOCK Assistant Feature Editor HEBE FRANKLIN Assistant 12th Grade Editor ETHEL CHAPMAN Assistant 11th Grade Editor CATHY MANN Assistant 10th Grade Editor ALICIA MACKIN Assistant 8th Grade Editor LEROY CARLTON Assistant 7th Grade Editor 131 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marsha Gilbert, Sharon Knowles, Janice Burton, Jeannette Timmons, Kate Williams, Jodi Gawn, Linda Carlton, Geneva Padgett, Wayne Shaw. SECOND ROW: Alan Casey, Harriette Lewis, Linda Wil- liams, Elaine Louque, Carol Anderson, Janet Martin, Penny Whitfield, Carolyn Grantham, Betty Graham, Mr. Bas- nar, Sponsor; Chandler Strickland, Kenneth Pickles, Mike Mickelson, Jimmy Knight, Jimmy Lewis, Raymond Mc- Clain, Johnny Anderson, Bobby Koch, Junior Tedder. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCILS JUNIOR JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL - BOTTOM ROW, Left toJUght: Bcmie Powers, President; Randy Shaw, Vice-Presi- dent; Beth Mann, Secretary; Jim Brent Marsh, Treasurer; Anne Massey, Joe Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Darell Cash, Steve Roberts, Sheila Archer, Carol Coverson, Linda Louque. TOP ROW: Sam Croft, Mike Hooker, Wren Green, Barbara Bradshaw, Pat Baumgardner, Jackie Brock. 132 OFFICERS-SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Carol Anderson, Secretary; Penny Whit- field, Treasurer; Wayne Shaw, President; Jimmy Knight, Vice-President. SPONSOR SENIOR COUNCIL MR. JOHN BASNAR SPONSOR JUNIOR COUNCIL THE JOINT PURPOSES OF THE COUN- CILS are to promote and improve citizenship and to establish a school government, and a better relationship among the students. The junior council has promoted clean-ups on B C wings and has done much to beautify the grounds. The senior council has organized an inter-club council, cleaned the trophy cases, given us a school flag and organized the Homecoming Parade and its activities for the past years. MR. CLAUD CROSBY 133 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marietta Strickland, Charlene Jackson, Carol Robinson, HarTiette Gibson, Gretchen Gibson, Linda Wilson, Audrey Leavens, Laura Denmark, Kate Williams, Katie Ann Hart, Cherry Nola, Linda Qiom. SECOND ROW: Miss Bowden, Sponsor; Hebe Franklin, Pat Frye, Betty Walker, Yeteva Kemp, Harriette Lewis, Claudia Livingston, Bcrinda McBride, Carol Anderson, Gwen Faulkner, Ethel Chapman, Marilyn Osteen. THIRD ROW: Bobby Koch, Tom Clark, Alan Casey, Janice Roberts, Tina Calvo, Mary Ellen Gaston, Scott Nettles, Kelly Casey, Tommy Herrington. FOURTH ROW: Junior Tedder, Jimmy Knight, Bobby Engel, Mike Mickelson, Ray- mond McClain, Johnny Basnar, Wayne Shaw, David McLeod. BETA CLUB THE BETA CLUB was founded to stimulate effort and reward achieve- ment, to encourage and assist its members to continue their education after high school. ITS PROJECTS include selling mums during Homecoming, cleaning 134 trophies, and sponsoring a boy at Sunnyland Training Center. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL THE INTER-CLUB COUNCIL was established to act as a clearing house for planned activities of clubs so that the administration maybe presented with an organized calendar and to exchange ideas on projects that organizations might like to attempt. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joe Mathis, James Wigglesworth, Linda Carlton, Elaine Louque, Pat Frye, Bren- da Verdell, Debbie Clark, Bemie Powers. SECOND ROW: Jeff Gurr, Dean Cassidy, Walt Lamb, Jimmy Knight, Chairman; Wayne Shaw, Junior Tedder. 135 FT A THE PURPOSE OE THE FT A is to fa- miliarizehigh school students with the teaching profession if they have just the least bit of interest in it and to help them gain experience through substitution. THE PLAN OF SUBSTITUTION is accom- plished by assigning each member to a certain teacher for whom they do any work that teacher needs or wants done. Grading papers, keeping classes, and entering grades in gradebooks are tasks whose completion is most often de- sired. There is also a annual teaching day on which all senior club members keep classes for a whole day for some specified teacher. LUNCHEONS are held to group the members together so that they may discuss future pro- jects and activities. A PROJECT to raise money for a $75 scholarship to be given to a senior member at the close of the year for her outstanding mem- bership while in the club has been proposed. It is to be given only to a member whose defi- nite plans include a future of teaching school. KNEELING, Left to Right: Jimmy Mangum, Mike Mickelson, Secretary-Treasurer; Danny Green, Sandy Sessions, Sweetheart; Walt Lamb, President; Bobby Engel, Vice-President; James Wigglesworth, Tom Clark. SECOND ROW: Tommy Herrington, Charles Davis, Junior Tedder, Charles Dorman, Jimmy Knight, John Ricketson, Wayne Shaw, Bill Strickland, Bobby Koch, Allan Casey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Woodell, Sponsor; Kelly Casey, Ken Arnold, Richard West, Joe Grantham, John Basnar, Jimmy Lewis, Billy Jackson, Jerry Rainwaters, Chuck Flores, Jerry Wells. 136 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Pat Frye, President; Tina Calvo, Vice-President; Zelda Padgett, Secretary; Elaine Louque, Treasurer; Cherry Nola, Julie Hooker, Gail Giddens, Charlene Jackson, Mrs. Blankenship. SECOND ROW: Virginia Davis, Martha Johnstono, Laura Willis, Kathy Mann, Audrey Levins, Laura Denmark, Freida Osteen, Diane Lipscomb, Carol Robinson, Margaret Martin, Seamelia Brannen, Dianne Whiddon. THIRD ROW: Harrictte Lewis, Brenda McBride, Julie Jackson, Patsy Woods, Jimmy Lewis, Dennett Lewis, Delores Padgett, Diana Peterson, Janet Martin, Yeteva Kemp, Carol Anderson. KEY CLUB MOTTO: We Build THK KEY CLUB is sponsored by the school and kiwanis Club. THE HIGH SPOTS of the year are the monthly luncheons at the I) I) Restaurants, the District and State Conventions and the weekly visits with the local Kiwanis Club. THE MAIN MONEY PROJECTS have been the Powder-Puff Football Game. Some may forget the Seniors won over the Juniors (18-12), but everyone will remember the bitter cold and rushing Esther Hartsfield and Sandra Hatcher to the hospital. SERVICE projects include several workdays on Saturday morning at the school, and the delivery of Thanksgiving baskets. 137 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Carlton, Deanna Mann, Treasurer; Penny Whitfield, Brenda Verdell, Presi- dent; Gwen Faulkner, Vice-President; Laura Denmark, Susy Yarbrough, Secretary; Jenny Pouncey. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Gibson, Harriette Gibson, Katy Ann Hart, Sue Sheffield, Lex Robertson, Sandra Hatcher, Kay Schmid, Kate Williams, Linda Wilson, Martha Yarbrough, Sharon Peacock, Janice Traywick, Mrs. Moore, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sue Powers, Marilyn O'Steen, Faye Simmons, Betty Walker, Seamclia Branncn, Claudia Livingston, Margaret Martin, Sally Praisewater, June Bradshaw, Dorthey Livingston, Janice Freeman, Barbara Jackson, Cherry Nola, Sandy Sessons, Jean Owens. FOURTH ROW: Ethel Chapman, Lorraine Collins, June Lindsey, Marie Leggett, Bobbie Dollar, Jean Dreyer, Mary Ellen Gaston, Tina Calvo, Hebe Franklin, Linda Williams, Gail Giddens, Karen Dotson, Alicia Mackin, Alice Nell Cloys, Barbara Thompson. FNC THE PURPOSES of the' FNC are to encourage? students in personal and community health, to encourage them to find out what medical careers require and offer, and to help them decide about medical service as a career. THEIR ACTIVITIES have thus far included hospital duties and service projects such as keeping children whose parents have to work and have no one to do this for them. They also carried a basket to a needy family during Christmas time. WE are sure that in the future this club will grow into a large one which will be responsible for the successof many a worthw hile undertaking. 138 FIFTY DOLLAR CLUB THE PIETY 1)01.EAR CLUB is made up of all Juniors who sell at least $50 worth of magazine subscriptions during the Curtis Publication Drive in September each year. This drive is sponsored by the Junior Class to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The members of this club plan the prom and banquet. They are excused from classes on the day of the prom in order to help decorate. The success of the Junior- Senior Prom and Banquet depends entirely on the efforts of the members of this group. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Davis, Sponsor; Harriette Gibson, Barbara Smith, June Bradshaw, Sandra Thomas, Claudia Livingston, Sue Sheffield, Linda Odom, Linda Wilson, Mary Etta Strickland, Marilyn Osteen, Carol Robin- son, Wine Nett Benton. SECOND ROW: Tina Calvo, Ethel Chapman, Sue Powers, Barbara Lipscomb, Cherry Nola, Linda Williams, Lex Robertson, Joy Towles, Janice Traywick, Paula Denmark, Sharon Peacock, Jenny Pouncy, Charlene Jackson, Chris Joiner, Betty Hamilton, Genell Whiddon, Kay Schmid. THIRD ROW: Tom Clark, Alicia Mackin, Elaine Louque, Harriette Lewis, Jean Owens, Dianne Whiddon, Gwen Faulkner, Louise Ketron, Jean Dreyer, Berinda McBride, Joyce Pouncy, Elaine Whitfield, Carol Anderson, Alice Nell Cloys, Lorraine Collins. FOURTH ROW: Allan Casey, Sonny Lawson, Bobby Koch, Danny Green, Tommy Herrington, Franklin Ferns, Rip Cronk, Les- lie Burford, Jimmy Knight, Oscar Howard, High Lilliot, Joe Grantham, Jerry Rainwaters, John Ricketson, Rayford Taylor, Barry Gross. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Diana Grantham, Ann Williamson, Karen Dotson, Jane Ward, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whitfield, Linda Bradford, Elaine Louque, President; Harrictte Lewis, President elect; Sandra Thomas, Cherry Nola, Janice Traywick, Charlene Jackson, Hope Jones, Mary Louise Bell, Secre- tary; Thelma Kelly, Mrs. Lavalle, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Janice Andrews, Linda King, Betty Hamilton, Mary Etta Strickland, Benell Whiddon, Floyd Calhoun, Laura Willis, Carol Robinson, Joy Towles, Kathy Mann, Martha Johnstono, Theresa Burford. FOURTH ROW: Linda Carlton, Martha Yarbrough, Linda D'Antonio, Diane Lipscomb, Gail Giddens, Karen Bellot, Phyllis Knowles, Mary Louise Marshall, Linda Deschner, Cynthia Adkinson, Polly Whiddon. FIFTH ROW: Judy Graves, Dianne Whiddon, Jean Owens, Patsy Woods, Janet Martin, Bonnie Jo Wells, Lucy Hare, Pam Knight, Irene Hamilton. 0 L D FHA N E W HRS 1 ROW, Left to Right: Martha Brantley, Debbie Padgett, Nancy Cannon, Sarah Heffelfinger, Wilma Buck. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whitfield, Sponsor; Janice Burton, Nancy Durden, Betty Revels, Cheryl Full- man, Ann Avery, Jodi Gawn, Carol Bates, Newana Blue, Kit Schmid, Marilyn Renfrow, Mrs. lave lie, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Memorie Leggett, Janice Christopher, Brenda Holden, Jo Ann Jackson, Diane Holly, Sharon Knowles, Barbara Edwards, Theresa Young, Judy Bradshaw. FOURTH ROW: Carol McCall, Carol McCall, Mary Helen York, Margaret Kelly, Claudia Davis, Sherry Taylor, Dale Ann Lawson, Ann Livingston, Jo Roberts, Martha Williams, Joyce Davis. 140 FHA THE FHA was formed lo promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage de- mocracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family relationships, to pro- mote international good will, to foster the de- velopment of creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome indivi- dual and group recreation, and to further inter- est in home economics. ITS PHOJECTS for the year include (Edu- cational) Booth for Pine Tree Festival, Fall and Spring Bake Sales, F.S.U. fashion Insti- tute, and Family Fife Workshop; (Service) Toys for Needy Children, Books to Library, Serving for football banquet, and Entry in homecoming parade; (Social) Senior Tea, Party for Eighth Graders, Daddy Date Night, Mother Daughter Banquet, and Christmas Tea for Faculty. ITS ACCOMPLISHMENTS - In the past few years the membership of our local chapter has increased tremendously. It has carried out worthwhile projects such as the family Life Workshop and hashadlocal girlsholdingoffices above that of the chapter (two district officers and one state officer). Three of its members have earned their state degree. This local Chapter is also an honor roll chapter. As the years go on we are sure that the Taylor County Chapter of Future Homemakers of America will grow and accomplish much more. Penny Whitfield, FHA Member, presents books to public library. 141 SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB THE PURPOSE of the Senior and Junior Science Clubs is to bring those students to- gether who have an interest in science so that they can become better acquainted with sci- ence and its applications to our lives, become better citizens through its use, and carry out the program of the “Science Clubs of America.” LAST YEAR witnessed the first organi- zation of both clubs but nevertheless much was accomplished. Eddie Wells, last year's president, helped them to get off to a good start by drawing up a sound constitution. They were able to also attend the Big Bend Science hair in Tallahassee. THIS V EAR the selling of TCI IS pens was begun and is now almost completed. Attendance to the Big Bend Science Fair is again planned for this year. There is also hope of engaging in the “Visiting Scientist Program Which makes possible the visit of a scientist from some college around the country. He gives a talk on some particular subject in the field of science to those who are interested. A science fair here at TCHS is also planned for the second week in May. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Simmons, Sponsor; Joe Mathis, President; Tom Clark, Mary Catharine Brillhart, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Wilson, Sweetheart; Pete Winter, Pat Frye. SECOND ROW: Tony Ridenour, Rayford Taylor, Charles Davis, Alan Beckman, Steve Thomas, Ronald Gunter. THIRD ROW: Scott Nettles, John Ritch, Johnny McLeod, Mike Brown, Tom Register. 142 JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Miller, Sponsor; Bemie Powers, President; Richard Stafford, Vice-President; Gerald Lamond, Secret ary-Treasurer; Mike Millican, Walter Cox, Eddie Whiddon. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Padgett, Chan- tel McGill, Sarah O'Neil, Marilyn Brown, Joan Flowers, Charlene Bunting, Donna Cone, Jerry Johnson. THIRD ROW: Suzette Gamer, Mary Clark, Becky Brannen, Bruce Simmons, Philip Manzanos, Johnny Rollins, Sue Frye, Carol Dorman, Brenda Horten. 143 Walt Lamb, Key Club President, presides at monthly luncheon. FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Left to Right: Danny Green, Treasurer; Sonny Lawson, Freddy Gunter, Vice-President; Dean Cassidy, President; Oby Lee Vann. SECOND ROW, Standing: June Lindsey, Adell English, Cheryl Gunter, Sammy Jones, Pat Cribbs, Secretary; Sue Sheffield, Marie Leggett, Wilma Buck, Betty Brock, Miss Maxwell, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Jane Ward, Penny Whitfield, Faye Simmons, Linda Odom, Bruce Koliski, Larry Slaughter, Danny Knowles, David Lay, Earline Blanton, Seamelia Brannen, Jean Owens, Sandra Parker. FOURTH ROW: Teddy Col- son, Leslie Burford, Jimmy Croft, Chester Shiver, Richard Parker, Bill Gunter, Tommy Gunter, Dennett Lewis, Jimmy Mangum, James Blume, Eddie Hunter, Ronnie Wright. THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR LIBRARY CLUBS 144 The purpose of the Senior and Junior Library Clubs is to make use use of the library, for the students, easier by training assistants to help them. There are District and State meetings where ideas are exchanged fora more efficient library program. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Chrissic Koch, Alan Mickclson, Donnie Stevens, Jim Brent Marsh, Peggy West, Mrs. Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Linda Louquc, Lajune Ross, Anne Massey, Tina Frith, Dianne Mathis, Debbie Martin, Jane Parker. THIRD ROW: Leslie Lot, Robin Porter, Rita Rainwaters, Anne O'Quinn, Wanda Mauldin, Kay Gawn, Debbie Clark, Margaret Cannon. 145 DCT THE PURPOSE OF- THE DCT CLUB (Diversified Cooperative Training) is to promote the growth and better understanding of distributive and cooperative education in the school, community, and state, to foster the best possible spirit of cooperation among employer, student-learner, home, and school, and to encourage the undertaking of some worthy civic project each year. ITS CIVIC PROJECT for the year consisted of distributing boxes of food to needy families at Christmas. ITS ACTIVITIES INCLUDE parties, the District Meeting, the Employer- Employee Banquet, and the State Leadership Conference. A large number of pictures are taken each year — pictures of various club events, of the Pine Tree Festival, Homecoming, and the faculty-student basketball game. A display of these is made once every year for all students to enjoy. FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Mary Ann Poppell, Dorothy Livingston, Vice-President; Nelda Roberts, Secretary; Made- lyn King, Faye Whiddon, Treasurer; Pat Lyles, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Lew Holden, Jimmy Coulliette, Irvin Fletcher, Robert Green, Mr. Polk, Sponsor; Delano Poppell, Leroy Carlton, Ronnie King, President. 146 FIRST ROW, Seated, Left to Right: Sandra Thomas, Gaye Carlton, Vivian Willis, Georgia Ann Lee, Mary Louise Bell, Kathy Nix. SECOND ROW: Brenda Verdell, Deanna Mann, Jean Owens, Mrs. Hamby, Office Manager; Eunice Welch, Stella Gunter, Gaye Wood, Karen Bellot, Betty Graham. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Osteen, Carolyn Grantham, Jimmy Jones, Elota Musselwhite, Wayne Pierce. OFFICE STAFF STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS receive training in general office practice. Their duties include typing and simple filing. I hey are taught how to use the public address system as well as the proper use of the telephone which gives them training in public speaking. Training is given in the use and operation of all office machines. Students receive l4 unit credit (non-academic) toward graduation for serving as office assistants. 147 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Cherri Murjihy, Judy Alexander, Betty Rac Murphy, Pat Cribbs, Jenny Pounccy, Earline Blanton, Janice Freeman, Wine Nett Benton, Wilma Buck. SECOND ROW: Bessie Lee Newberry, Susan Vickery, Elaine Whitfield, Cathy Sheffield, Iris Smith, Sandra Parker, Linda Lewis, Cheryl Gunter, Sherry Fields, Pam Adams, Shirley Padgett. THIRD ROW: Brenda Verdcll, Lajuan Knight, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol McCall, Janice Andrews, Carolyn Faulkner, Jeannie Gregory, Wanda Kemp, Chris Joiner, Shirley Ward, Connie Morgan, Robin Cox, Betty Cassidy, Judy Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Penny Whitfield, Accompanist; Barbara Green, Mary Ann Mallard, Delores Padgett, Gae Wood, Pam Knight, Theresa Young, Karen Bellot, Wanda Cannon, Marie Leggett, Sue Sheffield, San- dra Sandifer, Ruth Close, Janie Burke, Sandra Dieterlc. FIFTH ROW: Jimmy Lewis, Jerry Wells, Danny Parker, Leroy Carlton, Larry Hunter, Jimmy Jones, Teddy Colson, Freddie Gunter, Ronnie Fulford, Dennett Lewis, Pete Sealcy, Joe Steen. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Kitchen, Conductor; Billy Jackson, Vice-President; Dennis Ross, Eddie Hun- ter, Jeff Gurr, Tyrone Whiddon, Jesse Johnson, Burt Steen, Chuck Henry, Bill Calhoun, Steve Wood, Oby Lee Vann. U8 SENIOR CHORUS Dale Ann Lawson Jean Dreyer Diana Grantham Linda Mae Bradford Lucy Hare Carol Louque Mary Louise Marshall Elaine Louque Debbie Stripling Harriette Gibson 150 BAND COUNCIL KNEELING, Left to Right: Danny Fulford, James Wigglesworth, Kelly Casey, Olin Gran- thum, Wayne Bradshaw. SEATED: Suzy Yarbrough, Margaret Martin, Carol Roye, Lin- da Williams, Alice Cloys, Cathy Mann. STANDING: Laura Denmark, Richand West, La Juan Knight, Mary Ellen Gaston, Tommy Herrington, Pat Frye, Billy Jackson, Penny Whitfield, Oscar Howard, Charles Dorman, Diane Lipscomb, Gretchen Gibson. THE BULLDOG BAND THE BULLDOG BAND, while maintaining its original role as a service organization to its school and community, has accomplished the following in recent years: 1. Continuous First Division Winner at District Contest since 1959. 2. Awarded Honor Positions in Parades at Gas-Parilla (Tampa) in 1962 and Mardi Gras (New Orleans) in 1963. 3. Achieved highest goal of all at State Contest in 1963: the only Class “B” Band in all of North Florida to receive a First Division Hating. 4. Maintains a consistently high percentage of Solo and Ensemble Medal Winners. DIRECTOR Mr. Dean Mann 152 FIRST ROW: Mary Ellen Gaston, Margaret Martin, Suzy Yarbrough, Gretchen Gibson, Sharon Peacock, Claudia Livingston, Martha Yarbrough, Cathy Mann, Virginia Davis, Diane Lipscomb, Freida Osteen, Martha Johnstono. SECOND ROW: June Bradshaw, Ethel Chapman, Harriette Gibson, Janet Martin, Patsy Woods, Pat Frye, Jerry Tay- lor, Jean Dreyer, Debbie Stripling, Dale Ann Lawson, Diana Granthum, Lucy Hare, Mary Louise Marshall, Linda Mae Brafford, Diane Lundy, Linda Deschner. THIRD ROW: Carol Roye, Martha Wheeler, Judy Bradshaw, Laura Denmark, Judy Graves, Margaret Akers, Martha Williams, Jodi Gawn, Penny Whitfield, Danny Fulford, Kelly Casey, James Wigglesworth, Billy Jackson, Barry Gross, Jerry Allen, Billy Strickland, Ronald McGowan, Billy Huxford, Gary Pruitt, Steve Thomas, Jimmy Davis, Kent Marsh. FOURTH ROW: Marla McLeod, Phyllis Ann Summerlin, Marilyn Renfrew, Gena Putnal, Janice Christopher, Gwen Lynch, Penny Land, Kathy Satterwhite, Linda D'Antonio, Allen Murphy, Oscar Howard, Ronnie Cannon, Tom Register, Mike Brown, Dicky Koch, Bonnie Joe Wells, Carol Louque, Herbert Woodall, Carlton Chapman, Darrell Stephens, Marsha Gilbert, Hugh Lilliot, John Basnar, Doug Thomas, Tommy Herrington, Laura Willis. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Paris, Elaine Louque, Lex Robertson, John Ricketson, Charles Dorman, Danny Green, Wayne Bradshaw, Gene Paris, Tony MacRae, Sonny Kirkland, Wayne Jones, Janice Burton, Deanna Mann, Ann Livingston, Alice Nell Cloys, Gail Giddens, Mary K. JJrillhart, Allan Casey, Bobby Koch, Thom- as York, Franklin Ferns, David Stuart, Mike Weeks, Olin Granthum, Steve Hollowe 11, Rayford Taylor, Tom Clark, Linda Williams, Richard West, Mike Mickelson. 153 MAJORETTES, Left to Right: Gail Granthum, Mary Clark, Rita Rainwater, Head Majorette; Linda Louque. NOT PICTURED: Diana Holley. FIRST ROW: Claudia Davis, Barbara Bradshaw, Lola Smith, Leslie Lott, Montine Mas- sey, Robin Porter, Iris Lee Ellison, Julia Bowden, Charlotte Ross, Barbara Thompson, Vcta Beth Dees, Kathy Panaro, La June Ross, Mary Blanche Croft, Marilyn Brown, Ann Massey, Chantell McGill, Carol Taylor, Margaret Cannon. SECOND ROW: Betty Mann, Jane Pickens, Jacqueline Punda, Kay Gawn, Eva Chapman, Nancy Weeks, Kay Black, Fonda Sessions, Anita Calhoun, Linda McElveen, Beth Mann, Nancy Calloway, Sally Stroud, David Lay, Terry Nola, Phil Sum rail, Danny Cassidy, Jim Moody. THIRD ROW: Debbie Clark, Donna Cone, Joan Hurn, David Winter, Scotty Morris, Joann Jackson, Susan Frye, Reggie Frith, Neal Williams, Hershal Chapman, Gerald Lemond, Joe Wil- liams, Phillip Griffin, Donnie Stephens, Lewis Moody, Charles Blume, Jim Brent Marsh, Jo Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Bettie Agner, Jane Parker, Chrissie Kock, Bruce Simmons. FIFTH ROW: John Rollins, Felix Adams, Hyatt Green, Tommy Mills. SIXTH ROW: David Grubbs, Ray Quimby, Jimmy Poppcll, Mike Huxford. SEVENTH ROW: Alan Beckman, Ellis Sadler, Arnold Lee, Rodney Clymer. EIGHTH ROW: Craig Willis, Alan Mickelson, Ronnie Glass, Clint Wheeler. NINTH ROW: Jimmy Perryman, Walter Cox, Terry Lewis, Jack McLeod. TENTH ROW: Kenny Benett, Danny Heisler, Paul Gibson, Peggy West. ELEVENTH ROW: Pat Jarvis, Sammy Archer, DeLane Bass, Debra Martin. TWELFTH ROW: Mack Mangum, W'renn Green, David Harden, Buddy Murphy. NOT PICTURED: Gary Poppell, Lamar Smith, Mickey Stephens, Charlene Bunting, Betty Ann Fulford, Becky Burgin, Richard Stafford, Esther Paris. 154 JUNIOR BAND SUZANNE REDMON - QUEEN COURT, Left to Right: Marie McMillan, Laura Denmark, Elaine Louque, Diane Whiddon. PINE TREE FESTIVAL Pine Tree Festival Queen, Court, Princesses, and Escorts. 155 TAYLOR HIGH this §mquitift LANE Miniature Keepsake Cedar Chest with lock and Key FREE You’ll find 1001 things to keep in this genuine miniature Lane Chest — costume jewelry, personal letters, treasured souvenirs that call for a private little place of their own! It uf gift in honor of your coming nraduation Hr � urr to hrmg in ihe Lane intuition card you received in the mail. GRADUATION IS YOUR SHINING HOUR! It Is Our Sincere Wish That This Miniature Lane Will Help Keep li Bright In Yquk Memory Through The Years. JACKSON FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF E. R. LINTON MOTORS KAY PORTER GREYHOUND AND TRAILWAY BUS LINES COMPLIMENTS OF Highway 19 South TOM CATLEDGE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. HOWARD MOORE LAWERENCE’S STORE COMPLIMENTS OF Best Wishes from MOSS DISCOUNT STORE PERRY HARDWARE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF DOC’S MARKET Phone 457-3342 Road 55 AOELL’S BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF ZEIGLER'S FLORIST ••We Deliver at All Hours COMPLIMENTS OF COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Best Wishes from COMPLIMENTS OF AVERY'S GARAGE STEPHENS FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE COTTEN’S MIN-A-MART LITTLE FOLK'S SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF WELLS JEWELERS perry News-HeralD Successor to THE TAYLOR COUNTY NEWS AND PERRY HERALD PRINTING - BUSINESS MACHINES - OFFICE SUPPLIES Perry, Florida PERRY LUMBER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF KINGSWOOD INN MOTEL GLOVER’S MOTOR SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SHEALEY'S CLEANERS VERN DAVIS BEST OF LUCK FROM COMPLIMENTS OF DORIS HOOVER’S BEAUTY SHOP DIXIE TAYLOR BARBER SHOP Foley, Florida Robert L. Croft, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNNIE LIVINGSTON ROBERTSON'S CONSTRUCTION CO. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTTY'S CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WILDERS MEN SHOP PERRY TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Ploying Music for Your Listening Pleasure SHAW'S SEAFOOD MARKET W. G. K. R. Phone 457-7121 124 S. Washington 1310 on Your Radio Dial COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF O'NEAL FRITH EVAVS SERVICE STATION SHELL SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF It's Easy to Visit Friends, CLARENCE J. GIDDENS by Telephone City Clerk GULF TELEPHONE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SEB ROBERTSON LUTHER COX Perry, Florida Coexistence Shoot not one hair on yon grey wolf Just because it ate your child Remember to be humane And help to feed the wild. CELEBRATE GRADUATION AT THE SURF HUT THE EMPORIUM DEPARTMENT STORE tidewater red cypress LEE TIDEWATER CYPRESS DIVISION OF J. C. TURNER LUMBER COMPANY Perry, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY GROCERY AND BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY FORD COMPANY Perry, Florida TEXACO Quality and Service LAWSON'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner U.S. 19 and 98 TED BRYANT'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner U.S. 19 and 221 J. D. Wilson, Consignee 215 E. Ellis Street Perry, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH SHARP STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPLIMENTS OF H. W. WILKES COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. LEE PERRY HABERDASHERY COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY MOTOR COURT STUCKEY'S COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HORNE'S PERRY MOTOR LODGE COMPLIMENTS OF THE WESTERN AUTO COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MARSH INSURANCE AGENCY PINKERTON-HAYS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Perry, Florida Perry, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CASEY'S GROCERY ANO SERVICE STATION 1126 North Jefferson HOLIDAY LODGE COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE M. S. Linton TEMPLE THEATER Best of Luck to the Graduates COMPLIMENTS OF PERRY DISTRIBUTORS GREENE SINCLAIR SERVICE JANITOR SUPPLIES Motor Tune Up, Brake Service AND Mufflers Installed, Lubrication BERNIE'S SPORT SHOP U.S. Highway 19 South SPORTING GOODS Phone 457-5284 BERNIE WAITSMAN - Owner SKYLARK MOTEL COMPLIMENTS OF AND SESSIONS 66 SERVICE STATIONS RESTAURANT No. 1 and 2 U.S. 19 North and South Highway 19 WILLIAMS' GLASS AND UPHOLSTERY BLOODWORTHS “Where Friends Meet“ 2060 S. Jefferson Your Business Appreciated COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE FAIR STORE Perry, Florida PERRY ROOFING AND SUPPLY GARY-LOCKHART DRUG CO. Highway 27 The Rexall Drug Store BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS OF TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL LUMBER COMPANY WEAYER-LOUGHRIDGE Boyd, Florida Phone 458-6601 “Serving You” BOOSTERS Bruce Perrine Dr. W. H. Peacock W. E. Timmons Dr. L. D. Litchfield WiIder Chapman Dr. John A. Dyal Claude Livingston Dr. T. Conrad Williams, Jr. Jim Howie Dr. John Parker Robert Childs Suwannee Store Charles Felner Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lewis Bruce Rowlin Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith P. B. Hare Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dorman W. M. Taylor Home Gas Company James Southerland Alan Hart Luther Bates Brenda Verdell Mr. and Mrs. John Laub Wimpy Wilkes Butch Laub Edwards Service Station John B. Walters, Jr., D. M. D. M. W. Shell Station Mrs. Sim Patterson J. L. Maddox Mrs. Jeannie Lee Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sayers Georgia Lowe J. C. Williams R. L. and Mary Lou Whitfield Emmanuel Mi latos Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lipscomb Mrs. 0. R. Grantham Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Veal Drew Johnson Joe Hodges Frank Bolton R. S. Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shea George and Louise Young D. L. Frith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Deschner L. D. and Vannie Borkland Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Akers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Cooper Deanna Mann Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Tuten Mr. and Mrs. Bud Adams Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Perrine Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Green Mr. and Mrs. Peck Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mann Mr. and Mrs. Jay Miller James W. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Basnar J. W. Pridgeon Karen Dotson Mr. and Mrs. George Morris J oy Towles Ben Glickman Jean Owens Mr. and Mrs. Dave Harris Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Woodard Tony Polidori Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Tuten Mr. and Mrs. Dudley McEachin Helen N. Penebianco Louis Mantzanas Bi 1 ly Pi 1 low Mrs. Hanson Booth Virginia D. Williams Fred Newton Richard and Mary Ann Whitfield C. A. Langford Mack Landry Henry McLeod Penny Whitfield Ruby Edwards Compliments of Ben and Adell Whitfield PERRY AUTO SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OF 1107 S. Jefferson Street VERA’S Phone 458-3201 or 458-4241 Compliments of BYRON BUTLER County Judge Congratulations to the Senior Class Compliments of HENDRY'S PHILLIPS 66” HR. PORKEY'S RESTAURANT Compliments of JACKSON'S QUALITY CLEANERS “Where Your Cleaner Is Your Cloths Best Friend” Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION in Perry, Florida Compliments of YARBROUGH RECAPPING Phone 457-1364 602 West Hampton Springs Avenue Compliments of PERRY INSURANCE AGENCY W. J. HURN Agent BRADSHAW AUTO SERVICE N. Jefferson and Cedar Perry, Florida Phone 458-8794 Compliments of SOUTHERN AUTO STORE NORGE and GIBSON Appliances OLYMPIC TV Compliments of JOE P. BURNS, JR. and BURNS MONUMENT CO. Perry, Florida Compliments of LINTONS STORE AND MOTEL AUTO PARTS THE PEPSI-COIA BOTTLING COMPANY CELEBRATING - 44 YEARS OF SERVICE TO OUR FRIENDS NEIGHBORS COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY GAS AND OIL Bay Station COMPLIMENTS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION Best Wishes to the Graduates NOVELLA'S BEAUTY SHOP 408 N. Calhoun Street 458-1621 COMPLIMENTS OF LUTHER E. GUNTER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Compliments of O'QUINN DRUG CO. LOUQUE VENDING Service We're Proud of AND CIGARETTE SERVICE to Keep You Healthy 611 West Green Street and Beautiful 458-4281 Best Wishes from Best Wishes... TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE, INC. P.O. Box 208 Madison, Florida R. F. BRUNSEN Manager TAYLOR T. V. IVKDHEk DEPARTMENT STORE Sells the Best and For Always Dependable, Services the Best First Quality, Merchandise Phone 457-7941 Perry, Florida Compliments of WARE OIL COMPANY Phillips 66 Jobber Perry, Florida Serving Taylor, Madison, Lafayette and Jefferson Counties Tires. Batteries, and Accessories TWELVE LONG YEARS - LEARNING HOW TO LEARN! AND NOW WHAT? YOU'RE WRONG, IF YOU THINK YOU CAN STOP LEARNING NOW! No matter what you do after graduation-you must continue your quest for learning. For when you cease to learn you cease to grow. Treasure your hard-earned ability to learn. Use it and it will open the way to a bright future for you and your fellow man. Congratulations on Your Graduation THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION First in Cellulose — Foley, Florida BADCOCK FURNITURE BADCOCK FURNITURE ASSOCIATE STORE Compliments of cantey-McDaniel CHEVROLET CO. Come See Us Before You Buy Compliments of Best Wishes to the Graduating Class NOLA S STORE from Perry, Florida M. P. SALES THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK COMPLIMENTS OF FREEZ-ETTE DRIVE IN Perry, Florida COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SPORTCRAFT SKYLAND RESTAURANT The end ... of a hard day’s work. SNAPSHOTS