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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

TACOHI Published by the Students of TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL PERRY, FLORIDA Twenty-Fifth Edition 1967 To Everything There is a Time . . These are the young years, the fruitful years when time means only the day after tomorrow. These are the years of wistful-eyed beings with tender dreams, but youth is brutal as well as tender, and youth is reality as well as a dream. A flower blooms and fades and blows away-- and blooms again, according to the season; and in like manner youth exists from spring to spring, for to everything there is a time. 1967 Tacohi Contents Administration Organizations Sports Features Classes Advertisements 3 A Time For Living . . . Gone are the pharoahs, the Homers, the Michelangelos. And in their places are politicians, Bob Dylans, and Picassos. This is life—the everchanging pattern that renews itself in strange and varied ways. The youth of today will pilot the rockets and drop the bombs and sign the treaties. But until then, live life to your fullest, youth. This laughing time of parties, and ball games is the spring of your life, soon to be replaced by summer and autumn and... Remember, youth, that now is a time for living... 4 A Time to Laugh . . . and a Time to Cry . . . Both joy and sorrow are necessary for a full life. For an excess of either will distort one’s thinking. They are the salt and pepper that season a constant diet of meat and potatoes. Both are human and justifiable. So, take time to laugh, and when necessary, a time to cry, too. 1 5 A Time For Work — And A Time For Play . . . Modern education attempts two things--to place a healthy mind in a healthy body. Geometry, Spanish and Chemistry will con- dition the mind to think, to make decisions, to act. The latter is accomplished through competitive sports, which offer a chance to work with others and understand them at the same time. However, life is not a matter of all study or one big long base- ball game. Work and play must interact with one another to fashion character. And while that character is still being fashioned, make time to study and take time to play.... 6 And, There is a Time For Giving . . . Mrs. Marjorie Woodell Dedication During the past several years, Mrs. Woodell has truly given her all to the students of TCHS. She has given her time helping with senior class projects; her knowledge in teaching them; but above all, her love. For these reasons, we, the 1967 annual staff proudly dedicate this edition of the TACOHI to Mrs, Marjorie Woodell, she who has taken the time to give. 9 - • + mJPI . • - 7 .' C •jr. 1 • • • •h t ■ - y • . . • «• 4 1 T? x f ADMINISTRATION II Mr. G. E. Barton PRINCIPAL TAYLOR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 12 Mrs. Tom Blankenship DEAN OF GIRLS Mr. Alan E. Hart SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION School Board MRS. HELEN PANEBIANCO MR. RUDOLPH PARKER Chairman MR. W. H. BENNETT 13 GILBERT BARR: Tennessee Polytechnic University, B. S. MRS. BETTY BARTON: University of Georgia, B. S. ALLEN BECK: Florida State University, B. S. JAMES BOWDEN: North Georgia College, B. S. WILLIAM J. CHESSER: Florida State University; B. S.; M. S. MRS. FANETTE CHESSER: Florida State University, B. S. To know how to suggest is the art of teaching. MRS. GERALDINE CLARK: Florida State University B. S. HERMAN G. DAVIS: University of Florida, B. S.; M. A. MRS. VIRGINIA DAVIS: Florida State College for Women, A. B. MRS. MARY DEES: Florida State University, B. S. MRS. DONA EVERETT: Florida State University, B. S. MRS. ELOISE GARDINER: Stetson University, B. S. 14 JOEL GOLFARB: University of Florida, B. A. E. MRS. CLARICE HART: Florida State College for Women, B. S. HERMAN H. HENDERSON: University of Florida, B. A. E. HERBERT HENDRY: Florida State University, B. S. MRS. VERGIE HENDRY: Florida State University, B, S. MRS. BARBARA KOCH: Grinnell College, B. A. The one exclusive sign of a thorough knowledge is the power of teaching. MRS. MARY ALICE LANIER: University of Georgia, B. S. WAYNE LECLERE: University of South Florida, B. A. DEAN MANN: Auburn University B. S. MISS VIRGINIA MAXWELL: University of Kentucky, A. B.; L. S.; M. A. MRS. MARTHA MOORE: Agnes Scott College, A. B. TOM McGLOCKUN: Bethel College, B. S. 15 LAWRENCE HOLT: University of Georgia, B. S. MRS. CATHERIN NORMAN: Georgia State College for Women, B. S. MRS. DOT OSBORNE Auburn University, B. S. JAMES POLK: Florida Southern College, B. A.; F. S. U.. M. A. GEORGE ROBERTS: University of Florida, B. S. J. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, M. S. M. JESSE SANDBURG: Michigan State University, B. S. The teacher is like the candle which lights others in consuming itself. MRS. CHARLOTTE SHARPE: Florida State University, B. A. MRS. SARAH SHIVER: University of Florida, B. A. E.; M. A. E. MRS. LAUREE SIMMONS: William Carey, A. B.; University of Mississippi, M. A. MRS. JEAN TUTEN: Florida State University, B. S. MRS. MARIAN WARREN: Florida State University, B. S.‘ GLYNN WATTS; Mississippi College, B. S. 16 MRS. FRANCES ROBERTS: Jacksonville State, B. S. MRS. MARGE WOODELL: Alabama College, A. B. MRS. TOM BLANKENSHIP Concord, B. S., Peabody, M. S. You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within himself. MRS. IRIS DEE WALKER HOMER STARLING Guidance Counselors As everyone knows, time is a precious thing.. .something that is swift and often un- noticed. But these teachers and advisors attempt every day in the short time allotted them to try and add a bit of knowledge or to shape a character. Theirs is a thankless task and a never ending one. For they are fighting against time, when the youth en- trusted into their hands are hurled into the world. Then only can the true fruits of their efforts be revealed. 17 MRS. MARGARET RAMBY Office Manager Miss Carolyn Faulkner Office Secretary Teacher Assistants Mrs. Rosa Granthum Mrs. Ella Mae Grubbs, Mrs. Jean Liv- ingston MRS. TILL1E ADAMS Secretary, Office of the Superintendent 18 Custodians Lunchroom Staff LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW: Mrs. Tamzie King, Mrs. Pearlie Sad- ler, Mrs. Ellen Rowell, Mrs. Birdie Knight BACK ROW; Mrs. Lou- venia Slaughter, Mrs. Wanel Plymel, Mrs. Lucille Brantley, Mrs. Emma Davis, Mrs. Doris Slaughter 19 ORGANIZATIONS Annual Staff ADVISOR Tom McGlocklin LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Bates, Administration; Anne Livingston, Business Manager; Sherry Taylor, Ad- ministration; Charlene Bunting, Assistant Business Manager. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Cone, Assistant Copy Editor, Mary Kathryn Brillhart, Editor. STAND- ING: Joan Hurn, Copy Editor. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Ann Lawson, Features Editor; Martha Williams, Organization Editor; Mary Clark, Assistant Features Editor. STANDING: Wanda Mauldin, Assistant Organizations Editor; Kathy Taylor, Assistant Organizations Editor. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Chrissie Koch, Assistant 9th grade Editor; Ann Mas- sey, 9th Grade Editor; Jo Wilson, Assistant 10th Grade Editor, LEFT TO RIGHT (STANDING): Cheryl Haught, 8th Grade Editor, Kathy Hayden, Assistant 8th Grade Editor. Charles Blume, 10th Grade Editor Theresa Young; Assistant Sports Editor, Bill Williamson; Sports Editor, Larry Williams; Assistant Sports Editor LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Christopher, Assistant 11th Grade Editor; Robin Cox, Assistant 12th Grade Editor; Diana Holley, 12th Grade Editor; Marla McLeod, 12th Grade Editor Annual Staff hard at work??? 23 Student Council ...to promote and improve citizenship and to es- tablish a school government, and a better relation- ship among the students. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Jo Roberts, Rhonda Alexander, Leslie Lott, Chrissie Koch, New- ana Blue, Theresa Young, Jim Marsh, Jack Brown, Phyllis Ann Sumrall, Tina Frith, Charlene Bunting, SECOND ROW: Terry Nola, Alan Mickelson, Kathy Taylor, Margaret Cannon, Mar- tha Williams, Marilyn Brown, Debbie Clark, Kim Faulkner, Susan Edwards, Wanda Brown, Lin- da Louque, Deborah Ricketson, THIRD ROW: Mary Kathryn Brillhart, Dannie Williams, Mike Huxford, Anne Livingston, Marla McLeod, Larry Williams, Johnny Colson, Ann O'Quinn, Charles Blume, Dick Koch, Darrell Whiddon, Buddy Murphy, Janice Christopher, Officers SEATED: Martha Williams, Chaplain; Jo Roberts, Sec; Leslie Lott, Treasurer; SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Henderson, Sponsor; Terry Nola, Sergeant at Arms; Jim Marsh, Repre- sentative at Large; Jonnny Colson, President; Darrell Whiddon, Vice-President 24 F.T.A ... to familiarize high school students with the teach- ing profession if they have just the least bit of inter- est in it. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Parker. Delores Young, Phyllis Ann Sumrall, Diane Mathis, SECOND ROW: Cheryl Fulmer, Janice Morgan, Marilyn Parker, Betty Mann, Jeannette Timmons, Montine Massey, Joan Hum, Charlene Bunting, Jane Parker, THIRD ROW: Ginny Ferns, Memorie Leggett, Kathy Taylor, Debra Martin, Wanda Brown, Debbie Clark, Kim Faulkner, Leslie Lott, Carol Dorman, Linda Louque FOURTH ROW: Betty Rae Murphy, Janice Pettit, Sharon Leggett, Mary Clark, Ann O’Quinn, Marla McLeod, Susan Edwards, Robin Porter, Mickey Millican Officers SEATED: Charlene Bunting, Vice-President; Joan Hurn, Treasurer; AnnO'Quinn, Parliamentarian; STANDING: Memorie Leggett, President; Kim Faulkner, Secretary Interact .. .sponsored by the Rotary Club to help serve the home, community, and school FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Reggie Frith, Ray Quimby, Walt Whiddon, Dick Koch, Randy Brooke, Phillip Griffin, David McMullen, Johnny McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Edwin Crouse, Billy Agner, James Wilder, Charles Blume. Rusty Fowler, Jim Granthum, David Cannon Hank Redd, Ronald Gunter, THIRD ROW: Mack Mathis, Gary Poppell, Lamar Smith, Rodney Clymer, Bart Wylie, Mike Huxford, Robin Doty, Alan Beckman, Rusty Fiegel, Donnie Stephens. Sharon Knowles, Sweet- heart. Officers SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Phillip Griffin; Treasurer, Charles Blume; Sergeant-at-Arms, Bart Wylie; STANDING: Vice- President, Mack Mathis; President, Randy Brooke. 26 Key Club ...to build homes, schools, and communities; to serve our Nation and God and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institu- tions.” Sponsored by Kiwanis Club. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Dannie Williams, Homer Tedder, Terry Nola, Jeanette Tim- mons, Sweetheart; Jim Brent Marsh, Alan Mickelson, Jimmy Poppell. SECOND ROW: Pat Jarvis, Terry Lewis, Craig Willis, Gerald Lemond, Rodney Shaw, Phillip Mantzanas. THIRD ROW: Randy Shaw, Darrell Whiddon, Johnny Colson, Bill Williamson, Darryl Stephens, Larry Williams, Joe Christopher, Tommy Edwards. Officers SEATED: Left to Right; Bill William- son, Vice-President; Jeanette Tim- mons, Sweetheart. STANDING: Mr. Bowden, Sponsor; Tommy Edwards, Secretary; Terry Nola, President. 27 Beta Club .. .An honor bestowed upon students because of their outstanding qualities of Character, Scholarship, and Leadership. Old Members FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Delores Young, Carol Bates, Marla McLeod, Wayne Shinholser, Martha Williams, Jo Roberts, Barbara Edwards, Nancy Cannon, SECOND ROW: Iris Ellison, Charles Blume, Dick Koch, Anne Livingston, Terry Nola, Betty Rae Murphy. THIRD ROW: Robin Cox, Johnny McDaniel, Mack Mathis, Larry Williams, Rodney Shaw, Janice Christopher. Officers SEATED: Left to Right; Chaplain; Robin Cox; Spon- sor, Mrs. Koch; Secretary, Martha Williams; STAND- ING: Left to Right: Ser- geant-at-Arms, Terry Nola; President, Larry Williams; Vice-President, Dick Koch; Treasurer, Charles Blume 28 New Members FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Charlene Bunting, Donna Cone, Suezette Gamer, Wanda Brown, Diane Mathis. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Hendry, Wanda Mauldin, Kim Faulkner, Debbie Clark, Leslie Lott, Brenda Horton, Becky Brannen. THIRD ROW: Brenda Holton, Susan Frye, Alan Beckman, Bill Williamson, Robin Doty, Gerald Lemond, Gayle Mc- Clain, Margaret Cannon. BETA CLUB works hard on March of Dimes peanut sales?!! 29 1 Future Homemakers FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Chantelle McGill, Ann Massey, Suezette Garner, Sandy Peeples, Carolyn Lytrell, Linda Harris, Nancy Cannon, Sandra Schrammel, Stella Allen, SECOND ROW: Henrietta Lundy, Norma Thigpen, Tina Frith, Elaine Kinsey, Diana Holley, Robin Cox, Gail Granthum, Irene Holton, Margaret Cannon, Cheryl Hendry, Carol Taylor, Betty Ann Fulford THIRD ROW: Diane Carroll, Mabel Faulkner, Cynthia Bennett, Cheryl Haught, Jane Cannon. Fonda Sessions, Connie Mills, Joyce Davis, Barbara Bradshaw, Hazel Mills, Virginia Rogers, Iris Ellison Officers SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Cannon, Vice-President; Betty Ann Fulford, Par- liamentarian, ; Tina Frith, Vice-Pres., Chairman of Public Relations; Diana Holley, Devotional Chairman; Nancy Cannon, Chairman of Degrees; STANDING: Robin Cox, President; Jane Cannon, Secretary; Cheryl Haught, Vice-Pres., Chairman of Pro- grams; Ann Massey, Vice-Pres, Chairman of Programs for Work; Henrietta Lundy, Treasurer of America New Members FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Granthum, Diane Snyder, Sue Murphy, Yvonne Cook, Lin- da Snyder, Donna Sue Bass, Sandra Andrews, Vonney Lawson, Carolyn French, Connie Coch- ran, Sharon Morgan, SECOND ROW: Susan Jones, Claudette Blue, Teresa Burgess, Susan Kemp, Judy Russell, Helen Livingston, Phyllis Anderson, Sharon Andrews, Diane Ellison, Sandra Baum- gardner, THIRD ROW: Tina Shaw, Linda Vickery, DebbyCouey, Reba McDaniel, Linda Gib- son, Rebecca Green. Debbie Young, Jean McMullen, Suzanne Franklin, Angela Walker. Jane Williams 31 Installation of Officers Inter-Club Council ...established to act as a clearing house for planned activities of clubs so that the administration may be presented with an organized calendar and to exchange ideas on projects that organizations might like to at- tempt. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Gray. Robin Cox, Joyce Davis. SECOND ROW: Memorie Leg gett. Anne Livingston, Jo Roberts, Terry Nola. THIRD ROW: Randy Brooke. Dick Koch, Johnny Colson, Larry Williams, Gerald Lemond Darrell Whiddon PRESIDENT 32 FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Charlene Bunting, Donna Cone, Delores Young, Suezette Garner, Carol Bates, Theresa Young, Cheryl Fulmer. SECOND ROW: Kim Faulkner, Debbie Clark, Robin Porter, Mary Clark. Robin Cox, Diana Holley, Janice Christopher. Martha Williams, Carol Dorman, Wanda Brown. THIRD ROW: Mary Kathryn Brillhart, Marla McLeod, Anne Livingston, Dale Ann Lawson, Ann O'Quinn, Sherry Taylor, Susan Edwards, Sue Frye, Margaret Cannon, Joan Hurn, Leslie Lott. Officers SEATED: Left to Right; Dale Ann Lawson, Chap- lain; Martha Williams, Corresponding-Secretary; Jo Roberts, President; Ann O'Quinn, Recording Sec- retary. STANDING: Mrs. Tuten, Sponsor; Charlene Bunting, Vice-President; Kim Faulkner, Parliamen- tarian; Joan Hurn, Treasurer; Anne Livingston, Recorder. 33 Para-Meds ...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. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Donna Cone, Barbara Edwards, Wanda Maul- din, Carol Bates, Theresa Young, Becky Brannen. SECOND ROW: Martha Williams, Gayle McClain, Anne Livingston, Dale Ann Lawson, Janice Christopher, Mary Kathryn Briilhart. THIRD ROW: Johnny McDaniel, Gerald Lemond, Bill Williamson, Tommy Edwards, Phillip Griffin. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Edwards, Parliamentarian; Dale Ann Lawson, Treas urer; Carol Bates, Secretary; Anne Livingston, President; Wanda Mauldin, Vice-President; Barbara Edwards, Reporter; Phillip Griffin, Historian. Lettermen Club . ..a signal honor given to those football players who have been on the varsity squad one year and received a letter. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Bobby Walker. Micky Millican, Jimmy Smith, Tommy King. Randy Brock, Danny Cassidy. SECOND ROW: Homer Tedder, Dicky Smith, Terry Nola, Alan Mickelson, Chip Giddens, Darrell Cash. THIRD ROW: Glen Know- les, Larry Williams, Johnny Colson, Jim Moody, Bill Williamson, Rodney Shaw, Tommy Leavins. Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Watts. Sponsor; Johnny Colson, Vice-Presi- dent; Larry Williams, Treasurer; Terry Nola, Secretary; Randy Brock, President. 35 $50 Club Students selling fifty dollars worth of magazines to help in planning the Junior-Senior Prom. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Jo Wilson, Elaine Parker, Suezette Garner, Sandra Schram- mel, Patricia McLeod, Dianne Mathis. SECOND ROW: Maria Sheffield, Eva Chapman, Gail Granthum, Charlene Bunting, Becky Brannen, Susan Edwards, Robin Porter, Deb- bie Clark, Kim Faulkner, Joan Hum, Donna Cone, Jackie Brock, Margaret Cannon. THIRD ROW: Betty Ann Fulford, Mary Ann Hall, Janice Pettit, Wanda Brown, Leslie Lott, Mary Clark, Deborah Ricketson, Susan Frye, Judy Russell, Linda Pridgeon, Sha- ron Leggett, Carol Dorman, Irene Holton. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Graham, Pat Fiegel, Wanda Mauldin, Ann O’Quinn, Glenn Young, Randy Padgett, Billy Satterwhite, Danny Ellison, Dannie Williams, Jane Cannon, Hazel Mills, Barbara Bradshaw. Homeroom Representatives SEATED: Left to Right; Wanda Brown, Leslie Lott, Charlene Bunt ing. STANDING: Kim Faulkner, Robin Porter, Ann O'Quinn, Susan Frye. 36 Office Staff ...work as assistants to receive training in general office practice. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor, Mrs. Hamby; Sandra Singletary, Dale Ann Lawson, Carol Bates, Theresa Young, Helen Livingston, Sarah Ann Young, Debbie Padgett, Jeanette Timmons, Carolyn Faulkner 37 Science Club ... to bring those students together who have an interest in science so that they can become better acquainted with science and its applica- tions to our lives. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Brannen, Ann Massey, Ronald Gunter, Cynthia Bennett. Nor- ma Thigpen, Lola Smith SECOND ROW: Sharon Reed, Lee Scott, Jane Pickens, Linda Louque, Jane Parker, Chantelle McGill, THIRD ROW: Mary Blanche Croft, Tina Frith, Freddie D'An- tonio, Linda Gibson, Debra Martin, Kathy Taylor, Jim Granthum, Chrissie Koch, Susan Frye, Craig Willis, Veta Beth Dees THIRD ROW: Alan Mickelson, Gerald Lemond, Phillip Mant- zanas, Terry Lewis, Alan Beckman, Bill Williamson, Rodney Clymer, Mack Mathis, Anne Livingston, Johnny McDaniel, Marilyn Brown Officers SEATED: Tina Frith, Reporter; Craig Willis, Parliamentarian; Chrissie Koch, Secretary STAND- ING: Phillip Mantzanas, Treasurer; Alan Beckman, Vice-President; Gerald Lemond, President; Mrs. Simmons, Sponsor 38 ...to promote the growth and better understanding of distributive and co-operative education in the school, community, and state. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Jean Jones, Tim Brown, John Weeks, Rita Den- mark, Cindy McNeese, Mr. Polk. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Reggie Frith, Brenda Horton, Janice Hayes, Windall Bass, Charlotte Sherrer, Lamar Stevens. THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Palmer, Robert Israel, Gilbert Stevens, Ronnie Webb, Tom- my Luster, Robert Shiver, Clint Lewis. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Brenda Horton; Vice President, Janice Hayes; Treasurer, Mary Jean Jones; STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Chaplain, Lamar Stevens; President, Ronald Webb; Sponsor, Mr. James Polk. Library Club ...to make use of the library, for the students, easier by training assistants to help them. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor Miss Maxwell. Patricia Ford. Gail Carlton, Debbie Fife, Pa- tricia McLeod, Carol Taylor, Sandra Schrammel, Carolyn Lytrell, Janice Weed, Sue Murphy, Sha- ron Thomley, Nancy Thomley, Shirley Thomley, Linda Parker, Donna Hamerick, SECOND ROW: Eddie Thompson, Lamar Hamilton, Mickey Millican, Mary Helen York, Judy Russell, Helen Living- ston, Jean McMullen, Barbara Saltsman, Sue Wood, Reba McDaniel, Vonnie Lawson, Phyllis Ander- son, Barbara Bradshaw, Hazel Mills, THIRD ROW: Diane Gray, Beth Martin, Linda Patrick, Marilyn Carlton, Norma Kinsey, Jetty Ruth King. FOURTH ROW: Freddie D'Antonio, George Hinchliffe, Dianne Carroll, Cynthia Bennett, Cheryl Haught, Ronnie Brafford, Tommy Saffron, Walter Rowell, Ronnie Edwards, Dale Rowell, Tommy King, Jack Jackson, Larry Farmer, David Reames Local Officers SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Bradshaw, Recreational Chairman; Marilyn Carlton, Secretary Treasurer; Norma Kinsey, Project Chairman; Karen Daniels, Reporter, STANDING: Miss Max- well, Sponsor; Linda Parker, Decorating Chairman; George Hinchliffe, Chaplain; Larry Farmer, Vice-President; Diane Gray, President. 40 State Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Martin, Corresponding; Jetty Ruth King, F. H. S. L. C. State President; Mickey Millican, Historian. Some library club members help in the library as assistants. 41 Chorus Junior Chorus Sandra Andrews, Sharon Andrews, Bryant Akins, Sheila Archer, Donna Sue Bass, Rod Baum- gardner, Clifford Bennett, Wheela Benton, Claudette Blue, Ronnie Brafford, Jane Brown, Diane Carroll, Connie Cochran, Yvonne Cook, Virginia Davis, Barbara Dees, Sarah Jo Dice, Norma Flowers, Maury Folsom, Sherry Gregory, Tim Harvey, Barney Hathcock, Debbie Israel, Andrena Jackson, Susan Kemp, Norma Kinsey, Paul Lind, Danny Lundy, Pam Lynch, Tracy McCall, Martin Mills, Joyce Morgan, Linda Lee Padgett, Pat Parker, Betty Ann Pettit, Pete Newman, Gary Raulerson, Diane Revels, Linda Rowland, Linda Satterwhite, Linda Synder, Betty Sue Ted- der, Lester Walker, Jean Ward, Sherrill Whiddon, Faye Wilson, Roy Campbell, Clyde Thomas Senior Chorus Ann Avery, Susan Baumgardner, Jackie Brock, Randy Brock, Von Brown, Wanda Brown, Becky Burgin, David Cannon, Paul Cruce, Rod Clymer, Treva Fields, Daphine Fulford, Sandra Gra- ham, Jim Granthum, Larry Granthum, David Grubbs, Rita Holt, Patsy Jackson, Linda Knight, Sharon Knowles, Trisha Knowles, Paula Lombom, Nita Lundy, Patricia McLeod, Hazel Mills, Cheri Murphy. Nonnie Sue Murphy, Elaine Parker, Linda Parker, Shirley Redmon, Deborah Ricketson, June Ritch, Marsha Sandburg, Anita Shoemaker, Rellette Slaughter, Robert Stinson, Glen Thomas, Malcolm Thomas, Darrell Whiddon, Sharon Wiles, Bo Wilkes, Mary Helen York Junior Officers Senior STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Rauler- son. Assistant Librarian; Pat Parker, Presi- dent; Ronnie Brafford, Asst, Librarian; SEAT- ED: Wheela Benton, Vice-President; Sherry Gregory, Librarian; Pam Lynch, Treasurer STANDING: Malcom Thomas, Treasurer Trisha McLeod, Librarian; Jackie Brock, Li- brarian; Elaine Parker, Librarian; Douglas Thomas, Accompanist SEATED: Nonnie Sue Murphy, Librarian; Paul Cruce, President, Paula Lonbom, Vice-President Jean Ward Linda Parker Andrena Jackson Jackie Brock Barbara Dees Becky Burgin Yvonne Cook Sandra Graham Sharon Andrews June Ritch Sarah Jo Dice Sharon Wiles Diane Carroll Marsha Sandburg Debbie Israel Susan Baumgardner Connie Cochran Anita Shoemaker Pat Parker Rellette Slaughter Virginia Davis Shirley Redmon Ann Avery Daphine Fun ford Elaine Parker Girls’ Ensemble CHORAL DIRECTOR George Roberts T.C.H.S. Junior Band ALTO CLARINET Cathy Conley ALTO SAXOPHONE Cathy Courtney Carol Frith David Holton Randi Redmon Carolyn Saffran Susan Wells BARITONE Griff Hendry Andy McLeod Terry Stewart BARITONE SAX Clinton Chapman BASS Mark Granthum BASSOON Becky Burgin BASS CLARINET Pete Garner CLARINET Nan A lbritton Danna Anderson Rhonda Brown Fawn Buck Teresa Burgess Bonnie Burns Brenda Calhoun Amy Cannon Jan Carroll Andrea D'Antonio Sandra Davis Nina Farrell O'Neal Frith Chris Granthum Renee Guy Edward Hall Jeanne Holmes Jana Holt Loretta Houck Debbie Howell Sherry Johnson Martha Lott Kim Moffat Debbie Morgan Jimmy McLeod Lorena Neeley Joan Poole Diane Pouncey Julie Porter Ellen Ratliff Sharon Reed Sherilyn Ruff Norma Jean Sapp Cynthia Saults Kippy Sparkman Christy Spradley Robin Snyder Jeanne Wells Martelle Williams Carol Sue Wincey Toni Woods CORNET Mike Archer Jack Barger Clayton Brown Jim Combs Barry Cooper Eddie Crum John Curry Bob Ellison Chip Freeman Tally Griner Hal Hill Dick Jarvis Johathan Punda Hardee Ratliff Charles Roberts Paula Ross Mickey Ruff Mike Weekly Jim Williams FLUTE Emily Cannon Wenay Lonbom Becky Mann Carol Jean Mixon Reba McDaniel Randi Pickens Diana Sessions Cathy Shaw Paul Sisk Angela Tate Angela Walker Jane Williams PERCUSSION Danny Barfield Davia Beach Gary Beckman Johnny Bowden Bobby Deschner Reid Farrell Pat Goodgame Stefane Holton Paul Karns Sarah Lott Vern Murphy John Parker Tim Ricketson Mitchell Verdell TENOR SAX Mike Knowles Phillip Poppell Joe Williams TROMBONE Tommy Callaway Tommy Denmark Charles Edwards Billy Freeman Bruce Heartsfield Tommy Joiner John Karns Matthew Perryman Debbie Pillow Frank Quimby Travis Storey Terry Vann Butch Young Perry-ettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Granthum, Joan Poole, Theresa Burgess, Angela Walker, Reba McDaniel. Theresa Burgess Reba McDaniel 45 ALTO CLARINET Charlene Bunting ALTO SAXPHONE Charles Blume Susan Frye Donnie Stephens Neal Williams David Winter BARITONE Deiane Bass Walter Cox BASS C. A. McElveen Ellis Sadler Tommy Saffran Bruce Simmons BASS CLARINET Beth Mann CLARINET Kay Black Marilyn Brown Becky Burgin CLARINET (cont.) Nancy Callaway Janice Christopher Donna Cone Veta Beth Dees Iris Ellison Betty Ann Fulford Jack Hiu Diana Holley Joan Hum Linda McElveen Chantelie McGill Marla McLeod Dixie Monroe Kathy Panaro Jane Pickens Jacqueline Punda Fonda Sessions Charlotte Ross Nancy Weeks Martha Williams CORNET-TRUMPET Kenny Bennett Danny Cassidy Dick Koch Linda Louque CORNET (cont.) Alan Mickelson Tommy Mills Sandra Schrammel Peggy West Clint Wheeler Craig Willis FLUTE Barbara Bradshaw Mary Clark Gail Granthum Dale Ann Lawson Leslie Lott Montine Massey Ava Nola Lola Smith FRENCH HORN Mary Blanche Croft Chrissie Koch Anne Livingston Betty Mann Jane Parker Carol Taylor OBOE Phyllis Anderson PERCUSSION David Grubbs Fred King Terry Lewis Ann Massey Jim Brent Marsh Jo Wilson TENOR SAXOPHONE Alain Hiu Dean Howell Gerald Lemond TROMBONE Sam Archer Fred D'Antonio Pat Jarvis Mack Mangum Debra Martin Benny Neeley George Walker Terry Wilder 47 Band Council SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Marla McLeod, Librarian; Beth Mann, Librarian, Janice Christopher, Head Librarian; Dale Ann Lawson, Head Majorette; Betty Mann, Librarian,; Leslie Lott, librar- ian; Martha Williams, Librarian; Anne Livingston, Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Howell, Property Manager; Charles Blume, Lieutenant; Dick Koch, Captain; Tom- my Mills, Drum Major; Mack Mangum, Property Manager; Ellis Sadler, Property Manager, Wal- ter Cox, Property Manager. 48 Band Captain DICK KOCH Drum Major TOMMY MILLS Senior Majorettes 49 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Massey, Mary Blanche Croft, Diana Holley, Gail Granthum, Fonda Sessions, Linda Louque, Mary Clark, Dale Ann Lawson ANN MASSEY MARY BLANCHE CROFT 51 Band practicing for half-time show. Could this be the officers of the Laurean Club? Hurry up Martha! Terry's ready to take his picture. 52 THE LINE-UP.. .of Band Seniors Happiness is making an A on your Geometry project... Security is holding hands, and an all day sucker. Misery is... Friendship is the Beta Club and Interact work- ing together with no fights. 53 SPORTS 55 1966 Varsity Football Team Fighting Bulldogs FIRST ROW: BiU Williamson, Trainer; Terry Nola, Tommy King, Randy Brock, Bobby Walker, Alan Mickleson, Sam Agner, Mickey Millican. Mgr; SECOND ROW: Head Coach C. T. Burgess, Danny Cassidy, Elliott Bell, Robert Stinson, Jimmy Smith, Larry Williams. Rod Shaw, Dickie Smith, Joe Christ- opher, Gary Knowles, Glynn Watts, Bobby Woods. THIRD ROW: L. A. Holt, Bruce Smith, Darrell Cash, Arvil Parker, Glen Knowles, Jerry Register, Jim Moody, Johnny Colson, Darrell Whiddon, Tommy Leavins, Homer Tedder, Gilbert Barr, Sept. 16 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE Bainbridge 0 THEY 7 23 Marianna 45 0 30 New Smyrna Beach 35 19 Oct. 7 Monticello 0 6 14 Quincy 14 13 21 Live Oak 7 19 28 Niceville 40 6 Nov. 4 Madison 27 6 11 Rickards 8 25 18 Lake City 0 14 WON 5 LOST 5 56 C. T. BURGESS Head Coach ROD SHAW Sr. Halfback SAM AGNER Sr. Halfback DARRELL WH1DDON Jr. Fullback TERRY NOLA Sr. Quarterback RANDY BROCK Sr. Halfback L. A. HOLT Defensive Coach JIMMY SMITH Sr. Halfback TOMMY KING Sr. Halfback HOMER TEDDER Sr. Halfback 57 ALAN MICKLESON Soph. Quarterback LARRY WILLIAMS Sr. Center c« GLEN KNOWLES Sr. Tackle JOHNNY COLSON Sr. End ROBERT STINSON Sr. End ELLIOTT BELL Sr. Guard DICKIE SMITH Sr. Guard TOMMY LEAVINS Sr. Tackle 58 DANNY CASSIDY Sr. Guard JIM MOODY Soph. Tackle ARVIL PARKER Sr. End GARY KNOWLES Sr. End JOE CHRISTOPHER Jr. Tackle DARRELL CASH Soph. Guard BOBBY WALKER Soph. Kicker BRUCE SMITH Soph. Tackle JERRY REGISTER Soph. Center 59 60 Darrell Whiddon catches a pass. What's everybody looking for? 1966 Football Banquet Honoring Coach Burgess Johnny Colson receives Lineman Award. Jimmy Smith receives Back Award. 1966 “B” Team Football FIRST ROW: Phillip Watts, Dennis Maddox, Sonny O'Quinn, Sammy Farrel, Henry Redifer, Terry Wilder, A. W, Tedder. Johnny Roberts. SECOND ROW: Bobby Woods. Gilbert Barr. Head Coach: Miles Owens, Lynn Williams. Carl Sadler, Rod Bumgardner, Larry Sapp, Ronald Cash, Jim Jarvis, Micky Ruff. Buddy Sadler, Mgr: THIRD ROW: Ed Houck, Rodger Romine, Randy Lance, Ray Brown, Cecil Romine, Mike Simpson, Don Joiner, Donny Pittman, Sam Croft, Tim Ricketson, John Ricketson. 65 Catch me if you can. I • % 1966-67 Varsity Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Nola, Jimmy Smith, Rod Shaw, Tommy Edwards, Paul Cruce, Marcus Lee, Billy Satterwhite, Darryl Stephens, Darrell Whiddon, George Rapach, Randy Brock, David McMullen. KNEELING: Bill Williamson, Mgr.; Gilbert Barr, Head Coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY . 9 Lake City 45 87 10 Greenville 54 60 13 Rickards 68 50 3 Live Oak 57 56 6 P. K. Yonge 62 71 7 Orange Park 55 51 10 Rickards 70 42 13 Cross City 44 56 17 Live Oak 59 58 20 Florida High 55 44 21 Cedar Key 64 34 24 Monticello 53 54 27 Orange Park 45 53 31 Madison 64 60 4 Port St. Joe 64 55 7 Madison 78 76 14 Monticello 51 5b 17 Florida High 49 78 18 Lake City 63 78 20 Greenville 60 57 LIVE OAK INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Branford 57 31 Live Oak 66 68 GILBERT BARR Head Coach 67 1966-67 Varsity TOMMY EDWARDS DARRYL STEPHENS GEORGE RAPACH Sr. Forward Sr. Forward Sr. Guard ROD SHAW BILLY SATTERWHITE Sr. Guard Jr. Center MARCUS LEE Sr. Center 68 Basketball Team TERRY NOLA Sr. Guard PAUL CRUCE Sr. Forward david McMullen Sr. Guard RANDY BROCK Sr. Guard DARRELL WHIDDON Jr. Forward JIMMY SMITH Sr. Forward 69 George gets set... dribbles around one player... and shoots. Even you can't stop me. 71 No coach, it was like this!! Coffee break. B-Team BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R. Lester Walker, Clint Wheeler, Donnie Stephens, Alan Mickle- son, Terry Burgess. SECOND ROW: Sammy Farrell, Keith Blue, Craig Willis, Rod Bum- gardner, George Smith, Ricky Deal, Terry Lewis, Buddy Farrell, Mgr. B TEAM WE THEY Dec. 9 Lake City 25 32 Dec. 10 Greenville 41 14 Dec. 13 Rickards 51 58 Jan. 3 Live Oak 43 19 Jan. 6 P.K. Yonge 27 35 Jan. 10 Rickards 46 32 Jan. 13 Cross City 37 41 Jan. 17 Live Oak 42 37 Jan. 20 Fla. High 40 37 Jan. 21 Cobb Jr. 43 27 Jan. 24 Monticello 59 49 Jan. 27 Pinetto 56 30 Jan. 28 Lee 87 51 Jan. 31 Madison 43 59 Feb. 3 Pinetto 64 31 Feb. 7 Madison 43 59 Feb. 10 Cobb Jr. 54 57 Feb. 11 Lee 51 55 Feb. 14 Monticello 48 34 Feb. 17 Fla. High 25 38 Feb. 18 Lake City 30 63 73 BOBBY WOODS B-Team Coach 74 Ha, I get to shoot. 8th Grade Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Tully Wells, Terry Stewart, Willy A mason, Jack Barger, Lynn Williams, Jody Roberts, Mike Knowles, Sonny O'Quinn, Tim Ricketson 8TH GRADE WE THEY Jan. 14 Blessed Sacrament 38 50 Jan. 27 Pinetta 36 13 Jan. 28 Lee 35 8 Feb. 3 Pinetta 28 25 Feb. 7 Madison 22 23 Feb. 10 Madison 24 36 Feb. 11 Lee 42 23 Coordination Strikes Every Five Minutes!!!! 76 h r s. i t y e e e r s TOP TO BOTTOM: Ann O’Quinn, Sherry Taylor, Susan Ed- wards, Jo Roberts, Theresa Young, Margaret Cannon, Wanda Brown. Debbie Clark, Carol Bates, Suezette Garner. ANN O'QUINN Captain JO ROBERTS Captain 77 CAROL BATES THERESA YOUNG WANDA BROWN SUSAN EDWARDS 79 ‘B’ Team Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Smiley, Marilyn Parker, Joan Hendry, Carol Dorman, Pairicia Fiegai, Robin Porter, Kathy Taylor, Kandi Pyle. KATHY TAYLOR Captain ROBIN PORTER MARILYN PARKER JOAN HENDRY C° Captain KANDI PYLE 80 CAROL DORMAN FEATURES 83 ANNE LIVINGSTON BARBARA EDWARDS Honor Students BARBARA EDWARDS ANNE LIVINGSTON NANCY CANNON MARTHA WILLIAMS IRIS LEE ELLISON 86 JOHNNY McDaniel CAROL BATES DELORES YOUNG MARY KATHRYN BRILLHART GAYLE McCLAIN MARLA McLEOD 87 Class of ’67 Senior Awards Anne Livingston Mary Kathryn Brillhart SCIENCE AWARD CO-ENGLISH AWARD MATH AWARD CO-ENGLISH AWARD 88 Larry Williams CO-HISTORY AWARD Brenda Holton CO-HISTORY AWARD 89 90 Betty Rae Murphy BUSINESS EDUCATION AWARD Martha Williams DAR AWARD 91 Johnny Colson STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Seniors, 93 DAVID CANNON DEBBIE PADGETT Best Looking and Prettiest 94 DIANA HOLLEY MACK MATHIS Most Courteous DALE ANN LAWSON LARRY WILLIAMS Most Popular MIKE HUXFORD MARLA McLEOD Most Happy-Go-Lucky 97 ANNE LIVINGSTON RONALD GUNTER Most Intellectual 98 DICKIE KOCH MARTHA WILLIAMS Most Likely to Succeed 99 BILL WILLIAMSON JANICE CHRISTOPHER Most Dependable 100 JOHNNY COLSON GAYLE McCLAIN Most Versatile JO ROBERTS TERRY NOLA Best All Around EDWIN CROUSE MELANIE DAY Cutest JEANETTE TIMMONS PHIL SUMRALL 104 Wittiest MURPHY TOMMY EDWARDS Biggest Flirt DOREA ROYE RODNEY SHAW Most Feminine and Most Athletic 106 JIM CRANTHUM THERESA YOUNG Best Sport 107 RANDY BROOKE CAROL BATES Best Dressed BARBARA EDWARDS CHARLES BLUME Friendliest 109 Homecoming Queen and Court DEBBIE PADGETT Queen i no MELANIE DAY MARTHA WILLIAMS Activities Mf«, Bonfire starts Homecoming with a bang! Enter float in Parade 113 for a Homecoming Victory Students, ready for Homecoming Victory Dance I 14 LEFT TO RIGHT: 3rd runner-up, Debbie Stripling (Fresh., NFSC); 1st runner-up Dale Ann Lawson, Sr; Queen, Mary Kathryn Brilihart, Sr; 2nd runner-up Diana Granthum, (Fresh. NFSC); 4th runner-up; Diana Holley, Sr. 115 I 16 Festival c “You Can’t Take Statue of Liberty!! ! You’ve done it yoi All right! Let go, already!!! 118 CLASSES Seniors Class Of ’67 LARRY ALAN WILLIAMS LARRY PRESIDENT I am truly sorry that there is only one of me to share throughout the world. STEPHEN F. MURPHY BUDDY VICE-PRESIDENT Why let studying interfere with your high school edu- cation. DALE ANN LAWSON DALE ANN SECRETARY It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. NEWANA BLUE NEWANA TREASURER To see a world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wild flower; Hold in- finity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. Blake 122 FELIX MOLTON ADAMS FELIX There are three things that are extremely hard -- diamonds, steel, and to know oneself. GLENDA RUTH ADAMS GLENDA To have a friend is to be one. SAMUEL SEVIER AGNER SAMMY There is no such thing as a football injury. PAMELA DIANE ADAMS PAM If you have been given true love but for a moment -- Rejoice! For in that moment you have wit- nessed eternity! SAMUEL FLOYD ARCHER SAMMY CHARGE! MILDRED ANN AVERY ANN Every man is a descendant of every king and every slave that ever lived. 123 PAUL WINDALL BASS WINDALL You never know until you try. ANGELA BARFIELD ANGELA To love is to stop compar - ROBERT ALAN BECKMAN ALAN 1 serve a purpose in this school of which no one can frown; 1 gently enter into class and keep the average down. MARY ANN BASS MARY ANN Keep smiling; it makes everyone wonder what you’re up to. ROBERT BEACH ROBERT There are no gains with- out pains. CAROL ANN BATES CAROL The trouble with most people is that they won’t admit their faults, I'd admit them if I had any. 124 ELLIOT BELL ELLIOT My work is never done — I never do it. PAULINE BLUE PAULINE What we are is God's gift to us; what we become is our gift to God. CHARLES DASHER BLUME CHARLES True friends are those who, when you've made a fool of yourself, don't feel you've done a permanent job. MARY KATHRYN BRILLHART MARY KATHRYN Just about the time you think you can make both ends meet, somebody moves the ends. RANDY JAMES BROCK RANDY They say that the best men are men of few words. All I can say is HELP . FAYE BROWN FAYE If you set high goals, chances are you won't reach them. 125 RANDELL RUDELL BROOKE RANDY If silence is golden; I'll never be rich. NANCY QUINN CANNON NANCY It isn't what you are, it's how you live. It isn’t what you have, it's what you give. WILLIAM VON-ALLEN BROWN VON I now have an education. I think. TREVA LOU CANNON TREVA 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. ROBERT TIMOTHY BROWN TIM The best way to save face is to keep the lower part of it shut. JANICE MARIE CHRISTOPHER JANICE If at first you don't suc- ceed, you're running about average. 126 CHARLES BUCK CHARLES The best way to save your hair is to keep the top part slick. RUTH ANN CLOSE RUTH ANN Why take life seriously, you'll never get out of it alive anyway. JAMES DAVID CANNON DAVID Look out World! ROBIN DELL COX ROBIN Laugh and the world laughs with you. Weep and you weep alone. DANNY CASSIDY DANNY Tomorrow — Life is too late, Live today. CLAUDIA LINDA DAVIS CLAUDIA Youth is not enough, and love is not enough. And success is not enough. And, if we could achieve it, enough would not be enough. 127 RODNEY DWAYNE CLYMER ROD They say; men are molded out of faults: and, for the most become much more the better for being a little bad. JOYCE L. DAVIS JOYCE It is in spending oneself, that one becomes rich. JOHNNY CHARLES COLSON JOHN The only war I ever ap- proved of was the Trojan war, it was fought over a woman and the men knew what they were fighting for. MELANIE MAXINE DAY MELANIE The best way to save face is to keep the lower part shut. JOHN HENRY COMPTON JOHN A man never tries, be- cause there is always one more thing that he can do. NANCY LUELLA DURDEN NANCY Don't think about tomor- row. Enjoy today while you can. 128 EDWIN GROVER CROUSE EDWIN Life is like day and night with it's fortunes and mis- fortunes, so take it for what it's worth and be happy. BARBARA ALEENE EDWARDS BARBARA There is no love so true as the love of Reeses Cups! PAUL CRUCE PAUL If you aren't with the one you love. Love the one you’re with. IRIS LEE ELLISON IRIS LEE A well-lived day will make every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. ADOLPH JERRY HILL ADOLPH Students, try to do the best to achieve all that is to be achieved. Try to get the finest education that is to be obtained so that you will have a guar- anteed proud future. PATRICIA ANN FORD PATRICIA Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. 129 JAMES ALLISON DYKES AL 1 know schoolwork never hurt anybody but I’m not taking any chances. DAPHINE FAYE FULFORD DAFFIE Why take life so serious, you aren't going to get out of it live anyway. THOMAS HOWELL EDWARDS TOMMY Do not disturb! I’m play- ing with my mental blocks. CHERYL FRANCES FULMER CHERYL To be polite is to do and say the kindest things in the kindest way. JAMES LOUIS GRANTHAM JIM A liar should have a good memory. DIANE ELLYSE GRAY DIANE Remember, the world is round, and the place which may seem like the end, may be only the beginning. 130 LARRY GRANTHAM LARRY It's better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. DORA GAIL HARRIS GAIL The Lord prefers common looking people. That is the reason he makes so many of them. DAVID L. DILLON DAVID The way some people find fault you'd think there was a reward. JANICE GAIL HAYES JANICE The virtue of all achieve- ment is victory over one- self. Those who know this victory can never know defeat. RONALD E. GUNTER RONALD Don't be ashamed of any- thing; it's your life and no man has the right to tell you No! SARA ANN HEFFELFINGER SARA ANN Don't ask me nothing about nothing — I just might tell you the truth. 131 MICHAEL O'QUINN HUXFORD MIKE I was once a boy with child- ish dreams now. I'm a man still dreaming childishly. CHARLOTTE DIANA HOLLEY DIANA The ability to speak in several languages is valu- able but, the ability to keep your mouth shut in one is priceless. DAVID WILLIAM GRUBBS DAVID It has been known for good people to lead long lives. Well, I have no fear of dying of old age. BRENDA JEAN HOLTON BRENDA For everything you have missed you have gained something else and for everything you gain you lose something. GARY LEE ISRAEL GARY History is only a confused heap of facts. NORMA RITA HOLT RITA Temper is one of those rare commodities that improves the longer it's kept. 132 ROY JOESEPH JACKSON ROY If at first you don't suc- ceed, quit. MARY JEAN JONES MARY JEAN What we are is God's gift to us, what we become is our gift to God. WILLIAM ROBERT JOHNSON BOB None so blind as those in love. LINDA DARLENE KNIGHT LINDA Compliments are like per- fume -- to be inhaled, not swallowed. WILBURN GARY KNOWLES GARY It is easier to build a boy than to mend a man. SHARON RUTH KNOWLES SHARON The secret of being loved and respected is to be all of the time what you ap- pear to be part of the time. 133 GLENN KNOWLES GLENN It is easier to build char- acter than to mend a man. JETTY RUTH KING JERRI To be heard speak up; to be seen, stand up; to be appreciated; shut up. JOHN THOMAS KING TOMMY Some say the good die young, boy, am I taking care of myself. PLEASANT MEMORIE LEGGETT MEMORIE 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. RICHARD JOHN KOCH DICKIE Always forgive your ene- mies, it's what annoys them most. ANNE LENORE LIVINGSTON ANNE You can fool some of the people some of the time, and that is usually good enough. 134 THOMAS DANIEL LEAVINS TOMMY Wisdom: Knowing what to do. Skill: Knowing how to do it. Virtue: Not doing it. HELEN MOTH1ELDE LIVINGSTON DUDE Friendship is something you can't buy and you can't command, but you can lose. MARCUS JOHNNIE LEE MARCUS The hurrier I go the be- hinder I get. PAULA JUNE LONBOM PAULA 1 am not one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. WILLIAM L. LEV1NGSTON W.L. That's pretty good, let’s see you do it again. FRANCIS GAYLE McCLAIN GAYLE Strawberry, Lime, Lemon, and Orange, too, Fruit Chewies keep people close to you. 135 JAMES LIONEL LOUQUE JIMMY Don't go around with a chip on your shoulder, people might think it comes off your head. MARLA ANN MCLEOD MARLA Will power is the ability to eat just one Reeses Cup. CLENT WOODROW LEWIS CLENT If at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try, again. LINDA MARIE MCELVEEN LINDA One today is worth two tomorrows. To be, or not to be, that is the question. CONNIE RUTH MORGAN CONNIE If you're not with the one you love; love the one you're with. THOMAS CHARLES LUSTER TOMMY JOHNNY MESSER McDANIEL JOHNNY I love fool's experiments. I am always making them. I am always making them. CHER1 DIANE MURPHY CHERI Cultivate the beauty of the soul and character, and you can be beautiful. ARTHUR DAVID MCMULLEN DAVID I am a lover but I have not found my thing to love. BETTY RAE MURPHY BETTY Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you're up to. ELMIE MCRAE MATHIS MACK Life is a mighty mountain, so choose your path and climb well. ELSIE MAE NAT HEY ELSIE Don't try to be like some- one else wants you; neither try to be what you're not. Just be yourself and proud of what you are. 137 TERRY JOSEPH NOLA TERRY He who does not look to the future, has no future at all. JO ANN NIX JO ANN Work may be a drug; but it's not habit forming. WILLIAM PATRICK PALMER PAT Keep your mouth shut, and you will be better off. DEBRA ANNETTE PADGETT DEBBIE Why worry about life — you'll end up dead anyway. ARVEL PARKER ARVEL If at first you don't suc- ceed, give up. GERALDINE PICKLES GERALDINE The secret of being loved and respected is to be all of the time, what you ap- pear to be part of the time. 138 ARNOLD PLATT ARNOLD I'm not going to kill my- self studying. If I never die. CLARA M. REDIFER CLARA There are two things one cannot hide; that he is drunk, and that he is in love. RAYMOND MURRY QUIMBY RAY It's what you learn after you know it all that counts. SHIRLEY LUCILLE REDMON SHIRLEY My heart, like the moon is always changing; but like the moon, there's always a man in it. GEORGE RAPACH GEORGE Content makes poor men rich; discontent makes rich men poor. BETTY IRENE REVELS BETTY It is better to ruin your appetite, than have your appetite ruin you. 139 RONALD GENE ROBERTSON RONNIE It's pain to live, and a trouble to die. BARBARA JUNE RITCH JUNE Fool's names, like mon- key's faces, are always seen in public places. LAWRENCE DALE ROWELL DALE If at first you don't succeed, QUIT! JANICE ROBERTS JO To educate a man is to educate an individual. To educate a woman is to educate a family. PHILLIP RODNEY SHAW ROD If you think you can win, you will win. If you think you will lose, then defeat is certain. DOREA MAE ROYE DOREA The only trouble with doing nothing is that you can't stop and rest. 140 CHARLES WAYNE SHINHOLSER WAYNE Some people look for fault as if it were a buried treasure. MILDRED KIT SCHMID KIT Never idle, never still, always talking, always will. JAMES EUGENE SMITH JIMMY If 1 can't convince them. I'll confuse them. DIAN SINGLETARY DIAN Better late than never. PHILLIP HARDY SUMRALL PHIL A bright eye shows curios- ity, a black eye shows too much. PHYLLIS ANN SUMRALL PHYLUS Don't waste time for that is the thing life's made of. 141 LAMAR WILLIAM SMITH LAMAR Wine, women, and money may hinder a man's health, but what a way to go. SHERRY V. TAYLOR SHERRY A little thing in hand is worth more than a great thing in prospect. DARRYL GLENN STEPHENS DARRYL Live today like there is no tomorrow and someday, you will regret it. JEANETTE GAIL TIMMONS JEANETTE If silence is golden. I'll never be rich. ROBERT EARL STINSON ROBERT The best always goes to the person who thinks less than the other guy. MARTHA MASON WILLIAMS MARTHA 142 You get out of life what you put into it. WAYNE SUMMERLIN WAYNE Education is largely a mat- ter of choosing one's com- pany and listening. MARY HELEN YORK MARY HELEN I cannot give you the for- mula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure: Try to please everyone. RICHARD EARL SMITH DICKIE If you think before you speak, the other fellow gets his joke in first. DOLORES ELLEN YOUNG DOLORES We're not primarily put on this earth to see through one another, but to see one another through. HOMER GEORGE TEDDER HOMER Lffe is like an athletic game: Heart Desire = Success THERESA LOUISE YOUNG THERESA Friends are folks who ex- cuse you even when you have made a fool of yourself. 143 WALTER THORPE WALTER Always do your best, then you'll know what you've done. RUDOLPH TERRY HILL RUDOLPH For the Senior of tomorrow, I hope that you will ex- perience some of the great activities, I have diligently searched for in the class of ”67 . BART DEMOVILLE WYLLIE BART If you want to make the best out of high school, make good grades and party. THOMAS WILKES BO I love work -- I could sit and watch it all day. WILLIAM HENDRY WILLIAMSON BILL The best of healers is good cheer. RAYMOND LEE WILLIS RAY Self conceit may lead to self destruction. 144 Last Will And Testament We the Senior Class of 1967, having nothing of material value to leave to anyone, do hereby will our bad habits and best wishes to the future seniors of Taylor County High School. As individuals we bequeath the following: 1, Felix Adams, leave nothing because 1 need it all. I. Pam Adams, leave nothing because I need everything I have. 1, Sam Agner, do leave my track ability to flashy Joe Christopher. I, Sam Archer, do leave all my good times in high school, and my ability to goof off to my sister, Sheila Archer. I, Ann Avery, don't leave anything for anybody because I need it all myself. 1. Angela Barfield, will my seat in Family Living Class to Hazel Mills. I, Mary Ann Bass, leave to my brother John, Ellen Gainey, and Linda Cocoran my ability to get in and out of trouble with ease. 1, Carol Bates, leave to Jane Cannon and my sister Robin the keys to my Mustang; and my ability to do anything wrong on the cheerleader squad to Ann O'Quinn. 1, Alan Beckman, leave to Rusty Rowler, a set of bathroom scales so that he can use them to lose weight like I did. I, Newana Blue, leave to Keith Blue and Miles Owens my ability to be dumb and not admit it; and to Robin Porter, 1 leave my fondest memories as a senior. I, Pauline Blue, do leave T. C. H. S. without ever staying for detention to Judy and Julian. I, Charles Blume, do leave the Hall to the T. A. D. Club. 1, Mary Kathryn Brillhart, leave to Joan Hum a double measure of patience. I, Randy Brock, do leave my football locker to any fool who is willing to go through what 1 did to earn it. I, Randy Brooke, do leave my Reggie Frith my ability to ride to school by Choo Choo Justice and not get pulled more than 14 times a year. 1, Faye Brown, leave my bashfulness to Ellen Gainey and Linda Cocoran; and my clumsiness to Barbara Bradshaw. I, Tim Brown, do leave at last!! 1, Von Brown, do leave all the good fun, Ha!, 1 have had to Donnie Dixon. 1, Charles Buck, part with a smile and hope that others will too, 1 leave to anyone that will have it my athletic ability; also I leave two tubes of Bryllcream, the greaseless hair grooming. 1, David Cannon, do leave my 59, four door Mercury and my favorite night of the week, Saturday, to Jane Cannon. 1, Nancy Cannon, do leave my ability to get along in Physics to anyone who doesn't have the sense to steer away from it. I, Treva Cannon, do leave my shorthand book to Mary Jane Nix; and my Business English book to my brothers, Jimmy and Harlie. I, Janice Christopher, do leave to Chrissie Koch the keys to the Horse and the ability to not run out of gas as many times as 1 have. To my brother Joe, 1 leave my credit in Geometry, he needs it. 1, Rodney Clymer, leave my V-B truck and my wild weekends to Ronnie Glass. 1, Ruth Ann Close, leave my place in school to my brothers and sisters and Janice P. 1, Johnny Colson, do leave my place in line on sled drills to Darrell Whiddon and Alan Mickelson; my beach buggy to Jimmy Poppell and my desk and my notes on Sumerian Mythology to Ann O'Quinn. I, John Compton, do leave my ability to cause trouble to Eddie Kinsey. I, Edwin Crouse, do leave to Phillip G. my ability to get along with my teachers. I, Robin Cox, leave to my brother, Walter, one slightly used Falcon Station Wagon, and to Margaret Cannon my place in F. H. A. and Home Ec. I, Paul Cruce, do leave all of my great basketball abilities to anyone that thinks he can handle them. That is if 1 have any. 1, Claudia Davis, leave to my brother, Richard, my ability to talk in class and get away with it. To Suezette Gar- ner and Barbara B. my ability to have fun in school and still pass. 1, Joyce Davis, leave nothing because I have nothing, 1 simply pass. I, Melanie Day, don't leave anything to anybody — because I need everything 1 have. 1, David Dillon, do leave nothing to nobody, because I need everything I have. 145 I, Nancy Durden, leave to Kay my English and Literature books, and my place in the Senior year to whoever gets it. Enjoy it!! 1, A1 Dykes do leave my sympathy with the poor souls that take Algebra. I, Barbara Edwards, leave the No to Phillip G., slimy Reeses Cups to Judy B. and Jane C., the White Knight to Donna Sue B.; and the ability to write my name in Arabic to my brother, Charles. I, Tommy Edwards, leave to my sister, Julie, the ability to go steady my senior year and still get Biggest Flirt. I, Iris Ellison, leave to Jacqueline P. all the good times I've enjoyed my senior year, and to my brother my ability to get lost on band trips. 1, Patricia Ford, being of sound mind and body, declare this to be my last will and testament — I bequeath my pleasing personality and ability to think well of others to T. C. H. S.. 1. Daphine Fulford, leave my ability to create confusion and go places to Sandra Parker. 1, Cheryl Fulmer, do leave T. C. H. S. and to the seniors of the future my best wishes. I, Jim Granthum, do leave my ability to stay out late every night, to be in the wrong places at the wrong time without fail and some of my good times to Phillip Griffin. 1, Larry Granthum, leave T. C. H. S. to anyone who wants it. I. Diane Gray, hereby leave to my first cousin, Gail C., my ability to never open a textbook, and still make passing grades. I, David Grubbs, gave 12 years of my best years to school and what did I get? Twelve years older. I, Ronald Gunter, leave my poetry to Jimmy Poppell. I, Gail Harris, leave my Communism book to my sister Linda, in hopes that she does better in it than 1 did. 1, Janice Hayes, leave to Brenda Horton, Mr. Polk’s 3 P's for success -- Pen, Pencil and Paper. 1, Sara Ann Heffelfinger, do leave my ability not to be second best to Sue Nix, and to Ava Nola my Happy Home Life . I, Adolph Hill, enjoyed and would like to continue my education to a higher level and hope to succeed in the art 1 know best. I, Rudolph Hill, enjoyed my stay here, because of a chance to accomplish a higher education and to succeed in my activities in my best respect. I, Diana Holley, do leave to Mary Clark and Linda Louque all my good times as a majorette and to Patricia Mc- Leod and Chantelle McGill all my fun as a senior, with the hopes that they will eventually make it there. I, Rita Holt, leave all my fun and troubles to my brother, Acey. I, Brenda Holton, leave my ability to get into predicaments and misunderstandings to my sisters. Ruby and Burr, and Janice Weed. 1, Mike Huxford, leave my ability to play basketball to Lester Walker. No Offense. 1, Bob Johnson, leave everything to those who may need it, which is nothing. I, Mary Jean Jones, leave my ability to choose the right boy and keep him to my sister, Judy. 1, Jetty King, leave my ability to be able to take P. E. all through high school to my brother, Ronnie. 1, Tommy King, being to sound mind and body, leave my ability to get along with Miss Maxwell to Patricia Me-. Leod, and my great football ability to anyone crazy enough for it. 1, Linda Knight, do leave to Janice P. my ability to have fun in P. E. next year as we, June Ritch and Cheryl F. did this year. I, Glenn Knowles, leave to Jerry R. my starting position on the football team. I, Sharon Knowles, leave my ability to use the keys to the IH in hopes that it will help her get home faster, to Trisha Knowles. I. Gary Knowles, leave my ability to argue with girls to my cousin Mike K. I, Dick Koch, leave my ability, my desk and books in Trig class to whoever will take good care of them because 1 became very attached after 3 years of it. I, Dale Ann Lawson, do leave to Mary Blanche Croft, my ability to take my toys and go home if things aren’t going my way, and to Mary Clark my fondest memories as a senior. I, Tommy Leavins, leave all fall practices to the future football players of TCHS. I, Memorie Leggett, leave to my sister Sharon, my seat in West. Civ. and to my brother Buster my ability to pass two years of Algebra. 1, W. L. Levingston, will everything to the senior class of 68, and I hope they are happy. I, Anne Livington, do leave to the Mole my Corvair, but first you have to get the keys from my Father, and then you have to fight with Beth over who drives it. I, Dude Livingston, will my good sportsmanship to Sandra Schrammel! undoubtedly, she needs it. 146 I, Paula Lonbom, do leave to Barbara Manners, my many abilities; hope she knows what to do with them — I doubt it!!! I, Jimmy Lougue, have nothing to leave because 1 need everything I have. I, Mack Mathis, leave to Joe Christopher all my fun as a Senior. I, Gayle McClain, do leave 3 1 2 extra credits to Rusty F. and the T. A. D. organization under the capable leader- ship of Gerald L. , Jerry P., Billy Rat, and Irene li. 1, Johnny McDaniel, do leave all my Latin and Algebra books to my baby sister. I, Linda McElveen, do leave to my brothers C. A. and Wayne, my seat in Algebra 1 class and all the fun I have had in high school. May they enjoy it as I have. 1, Maria McLeod, do leave my Drivers Ed book, my Florida Drivers Handbook and my skillful driving techniques to my little brother Jock, and my Super Timex , with its Permanent accuracy to Leslie Lott. I, Connie Morgan, do leave to my cousin Donna, my ability to have the patience to go with the same boy as long as 1 have. 1, Betty Murphy, do leave to my brother, O'Neal, my ability to get along with all my teachers. 1, Cheri Murphy, do leave my sister, Nonnie Sue, my dirty locker. I, Elsie Nathey, do leave my ability to get along with others to my brother, Louis. To Tommy Mills, I leave my typewriter and 70 words a minute. I, JoAnn Nix, do leave to my sister Mary Jane, Betty W. and Sarah O. the best of Luck . 1, Terry Nola, do leave to Alan M. my quarterbacking duties and Darryl W. My golden toe for extra points; and to my brother Mike, my fondest of memories of athletics. I, Debbie Padgett, do leave to Delane B. my ability to be heard at anytime and place. I, Pat Palmer, leave my ability to make high on Senior tests to Gary Padgett. 1, Arvel Parker, do leave my extra weight to Lamar Cox. 1, Geraldine Pickles, leave my seat in the Senior class to the juniors and wish them the best of luck in their senior year. 1, Ray Quimby, leave my ability to sweep floors to my brothers Frank and Paul. I. Clara Redifer, do leave without any regrets. I, Shirley Redmon, do leave my cousin, Linda E. my ability to skip. I, Betty Revels, do leave to my sister, Diane, my Communism book, and notebook. I, June Ritch, do leave to Cheri H., Jeanne W., Sherry J., Diane P., Janice W. my books, in hopes 1 won't be using them again next year. I, Jo Roberts, do leave Susan E. my fond memories of ACA and Wanda B. all the good times I've had my Sr. year on the squad and Mrs. Norman I hate to leave. I, Dorea Roye, do leave to Lola Smith all my abilities, what few I may have. I, Kit Schmid, do leave to Julie Edwards my ability to make good grades in Bookkeeping. 1, Rod Shaw, do leave my blazing speed in football and track to Darrell W. in hopes that he can use them as well as 1 did. I, Dian Singletary, leave to Sandra S. my ability to learn History. I, Jimmy Smith, do leave to the cheerleaders my coordination; especially to Wanda B. I, Dicky Smith, do leave to my undeserving cousin, Bob Walker, the joys of locker 4. I, Lamar Smith, hereby leave my ability to cope with school to Tom D. and Jerry C. I, Darryl Stephens, do leave Donnie, Robin B., and Donna B. all the candy in my locker. I, Robert Stinson, do hereby leave all my football hours of practice to Jerry R. I, Phil Sumrall, leave my ability to be in two classes at the same time to Rusty F. I, Phyllis Sumrall, do leave my ability to have fun to Wanda M. at any time or place. 1. Sherry Taylor, do leave my ability to refrain myself from getting into trouble to Tim and Elizabeth Harvey, because they desperately need it. I, Homer Tedder, do leave to Darryl C. my ability to succeed in school, without trying. 1, Walter Thorpe, do hereby leave my education in good condition to others who need it. 1, Jeanette Timmons, leave Jimmy P. alone to walk the halls without me; to Ann O. and Debbie C., all the senior privileges, enjoy them, there's only a few. I, Ronald Webb, will my seat in 3rd period class to any junior and may another junior receive my position of the DCT Club. 147 1, Martha Williams, do leave to my sister, Jane; my VW, just be sure to get all the dents out of it before Daddy gets home. I, Bill Williamson, do leave Mrs. Clark the thought that there is a third bell. 1, Ray Willis, leave my amazing ability to play baseball to Joe Christopher. I, Bart Wyllie, leave my ability to stay in school and get along with most of the faculty to Jerry C. I, Mary Helen York, do leave my ability to get into predicaments that I can't get out of, to my cousin, Linda Snyder. 1, Dolores Young, will to my brother, Glen, my ability to make people think I'm concentrating, when I'm really on cloud nine. 1, Theresa Young, do leave to Ann O. and Susan H. my ability to put my foot in my mouth. 1, Buddy Murphy, will my ability to pass without really trying to Tina and my jeep. I, Larry Williams, leave the sled to Joe Christopher. 148 Senior Directory FELIX MOLTON ADAMS Band 1; Drama Club 4. PAMELA DIANE ADAMS PAM FHA 1; Chorus 1; Civil Air Patrol; Drama Club 3, 4. SAMUEL SEVIER AGNER SAM Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Sophomore Ser- ver; Key Club 3; Letterman Club 3,4. SAMUEL FLOYD ARCHER SAM Band 1, 2,3,4. MILDRED ANN AVERY MICKIE” Chorus 1,2; FHA 1. CAROL ANN BATES Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 2; FHA 1,2; $50 Club; Sophomore Server; Powder Puff Football 3; Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer 2,3; FTA 3; Para Meds 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 4; Forest Capital Queen's Contestant 4; Senior Favorite. PAUL WINDALL BASS DCT 4. ANGELA BARFIELD $50 Club. ALAN ROBERT BECKMAN Science Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; $50 Club; Interact Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Escort for Queen's Court; 3,4; 4-H 1; Beta Club 4. NEWANA BLUE WANIE 4-H 1; Sophomore Server; FHA 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4; $50 Club; Class Officer 4. CHARLES DASHER BLUME ALONZO Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; FTA 3; Student Council Senator 4; Dramatics Club 4; Annual Staff 4; $50 Club; Band 1,2,3,4, Lieutenant 4; Usher at Bac- calaureate 3; Senior Favorite; Homecoming Escort 4; Interact Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; University of Florida Alumni Honor Student 3; Sophomore Server. MARY KATHRYN BRILLHART Band 1,2; Science Club 1; Secretary 1; American Legion Award; FHA 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Para Meds 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4. Editor 4; Beta Club 3,4; $50 Club; Powder Football 3; Student Council Sen- ator 4; Drama Club 4; Forest Capital Queen's Court 3; Queen 4; Civinettes 4. RANDY JAMES BROCK CANDY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Letterman's Club, President; Chorus 4; Most Out- standing Back Award 3. RANDALL RUDELL BROOKE RANDY Sophomore Server; Chorus 2,3; Interact Club 3,4; Inter-Club Council 4; Senior Favorite. CHARLES BUCK Football 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Dra- matics Club 3. JAMES DAVID CANNON Football 1,3; Chorus 4; Band 1; Interact Club 4; $50 Club; Senior Favorite. NANCY QUINN CANNON NAN 4-H 1; Beta Club 3,4; FHA 1. 2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; $50 Club; Usherette for Queen's Contest 4; Univer- sity of Florida Alumni Honor Student; Dramatics Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Chorus 3. DANNY CASSIDY Football 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4. JANICE MARIE CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Band 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 3,4; Head 4; FHA 1,2,3; $50 Club; Beta Club 3,4; Para Meds 3,4; Reporter 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Dramatics Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Senior Favorite; Civinettes. RUTH ANN CLOSE Chorus 1. RODNEY DWAYNE CLYMER CLEM Band 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Sophomore Server; Football 2; Basketball 2; Interact Club 3,4; $50 Club; Sci- ence Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Library Asst. 4; 4-H 1,2. 149 JOHNNY CHARLES COLSON CUB Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Most Valuable Field Man Trophy 3; Science Club 1; Student Council 1, 2,3,4; President 4; Letterman's Club 3; President 4; Key Club 3,4; $50 Club. JOHN HENRY COMPTON BEN Library Club 1,4; 4-H 1,2, 3,4; Library Asst. 4. ROBIN DELL COX GIRL WONDER Beta Club 3,4; Officer 4; FHA 2,3,4; Officer 3, President 4; Cheerleader 2; Inter-Club Council 4; Annual Staff 4; $50 Club; Chorus 1; Crisco Award 3; Florida Forest Festival Princess 4; Civinettes. EDWIN GROVER CROUSE ED Interact Club 2,3,4; Senior Favorite. PAUL CRUCE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4. CLAUDIA LINDA DAVIS CLAUDE Band 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FT A 3; 4-H 1,2, 3,4; Florida Forest Festival Model 4; Library Club 1. JOYCE L. DAVIS FHA 1, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; $50 Club; Inter-Club Council 4. MELANIE MAXINE DAY MEL FTA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 4; $50 Club; Chorus 1; Senior Favorite. DAVID L. DILLON Baseball 3,4; $50 Club; Chorus 3; Team Statisti- cian 3; 4-H 1. NANCY LUELLA DURDEN FHA 1; 4-H 1. JAMES ALLISON DYKES AL Band 1,2; 4-H 1. BARBARA ALEENE EDWARDS WHITE KNIGHT FHA 1; FTA 2; Pep Club 1; $50 Club; Powder Puff Football 3; Beta Club 3,4; Para Meds 3,4; Reporter 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Chorus 2; Senior Favorite. THOMAS HOWELL EDWARDS PAS Basketball 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Sec-Treas. 4; Sci- ence 4; Para Meds 4; $50 Club; Usher at Graduation 3; Usher at Baccalaureate 3; Powderpuff Football Cheerleader 3; Senior Favorite. IRIS LEE ELLISON VIRUS Band 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4; District Beta Club Historian 4; FHA 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; $50 Club; Pine Tree Festival Essay Winner 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; 4-H Girl of the Year; 3; I dare you Award 3. PATRICIA ANN FORD Library Club. DAPHINE FAYE FULFORD DAFFY 4-H 1; Chorus 4. CHERYL FRANCES FULMER CHERI FHA 1; $50 Club; FTA 3,4; Civinettes. JAMES LOUIS GRANT HUM JIM Sophomore Server; Interact Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Favorite. DIANE ELLYSE GRAY DANI 4-H 1; $50 Club; Library Club 3,4. DAVID WILLIAM GRUBBS Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 4. RONALD E. GUNTER THE LUKE Interact Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2,4; Library Club 2; Senior Favorite. DORA GAIL HARRIS Dramatics Club 4. JANICE GAIL HAYES GERTY $50 Club; Powderpuff Football 3; DCT 4. SARA ANN HEFFELFINGER BONNETWORM Band 1; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 4; 4-H 1,2; Powderpuff Football 3. ADOLPH JERRY HILL BOY BIG Art Award 3. RUDOLPH TERRY HILL PEE WEE Football 1. 150 CHARLOTTE DIANA HOLLEY MODENE Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,3,4; Junior Majorette Sponsor 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Sweetheart 4; FTA 2,3; Class Officer 2; Powderpuff Football 3; University of Florida Alumni Honor Student 3; Forest Capital Queen’s Court 4; Annual Staff 3,4; $50 Club; Dramatics Club 4; Treasurer; Senior Favorite; Civinettes. NORMA RITA HOLT RAT” Chorus 4. BRENDA JEAN HOLTON FHA 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3; Beta Club 4; Powderpuff Football 3; $50 Club; Pep Club 1. MICHAEL O’QUINN HUXFORD DUMPHY Band 1,2,3; Beta Club 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Interact Club 3,4; Sophomore Server; Student Coun- cil Senator 4; $50 Club; Senior Favorite. GARY LEE ISRAEL 12- Track 3. WILLIAM ROBERT JOHNSON BOB” $50 Club; Dramatics Club 4. MARY JEAN JONES DCT 3, 4. JETTY RUTH KING JERRI” Senior Library Club 3,4; State Pres. JOHN THOMAS KING CRIP” Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Senior Library 4. LINDA DARLENE KNIGHT LINDER FHA 1; DCT 3; Chorus 4. GLENN KNOWLES WHITEY Football 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. SHARON RUTH KNOWLES Student Council'l; FHA 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 3, 4; $50 Club; Pep Club 1; 4-H 1; Interact Club Sweetheart 4; Chorus 3,4. WILBURN GARY KNOWLES Football 4; Library Club 4; 4-H 1,2. THOMAS DANIEL LEAVINS TOMMY Football 1,2,3,4. RICHARD JOHN KOCH KNOTCH” Beta Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Interact Club, Pres. 3;4; $50 Club; Library Club 1; Sopho- more Server; Senior Favorite; Student Council 2, 4; Annual Staff 3. DALE ANN LAWSON Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Head 4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Para Meds 3,4; Treasurer 4; FHA 1,2,3; Pres. 3; Inter-Club Council 3; Forest Capital Queen's Court 3,4; Senior Favorite; Sophomore Server; FTA 2; $50 Club; Student Council 3; Pow- derpuff Football 3; Civinettes 4; Chaplain 4. MARCUS JOHNNY LEE Basketball 4. PLEASANT MEMORIE LEGGETT PRISSY FHA 1; FTA 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; $50 Club; Newspaper Staff 4. WILLIAM L. LIVINGSTON W. L. Trans, from Salem High School; Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 1. WOODROW CLINT LEWIS BILL DCT 4. ANNE LENORE LIVINGSTON SAL Band 1,2,3,4; Sec-Treas. 4; Para Meds 3,4; Vice- Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; $50 Club Student Council Senator 4; Beta Club 3, 4; FHA 1; FTA 2; Powderpuff Football 3; Senior Favorite; Annual Staff 2,3,4; University of Florida Alumni Honor Student 3. HELEN MOTH1ELDE LIVINGSTON DUDE Trans, from Salem High School 4; FHA 4; Library 4; Sweetheart 4; Office Asst. 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Score Keeper 3; Reporter 1; Pres. 2; Sec. 3; Hal- loween Queen 3; Ach. Salesman 1,3; Editor of School Paper 2; Society Editor 1. PAULA JUNE LONBOM BURR Sophomore Server; Chorus 3,4; FHA 1,2; Chorus Sweetheart 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3; Forest Capital Queen's Contestant 4. THOMAS CHARLES LUSTER DCT 4. 151 BETTY RAE MURPHY FT A 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; $50 Club; Chorus 1,2. CHERI DIANE MURPHY MURPH 4-H; FHA 1,2,3; Officer 3; FTA 2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Favorite; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Officer 4. STEPHEN F. MURPHY BUDDY Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Sopho- more Server; Band 1,2,3; Football Manager 1. FRANCES GAYLE MCCLAIN SHAG FHA 1; FTA 2,3; $50 Club; Powderpuff Football 3; Dramatics Club 3,4; Reporter 4; University of Florida Alumni Honor Student 3; Para Meds 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Senior Favorite. JOHNNY MESSER MCDANIEL GUP Beta Club 3,4; Senior Science Club 4; Para Meds 4; Interact Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2.3. LINDA MARIE-MCELVEEN Band 1,2,3.4; $50 Club; 4-H. MARLA ANN MCLEOD MARLA-LA-LA Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; FTA 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; Sweetheart 4; $50 Club; Powderpuff Football 3; Dramatics Club 4; Student Council Senator 4; University of Florida Alumni Honor Student 3; Annual Staff 4; Senior Favorite; Forest Capital Model 4, Civinettes. ARTHUR DAVID MCMULLEN Student Council 1; Interact Club 4; Basketball 1,2, 4. ELM1E MCRAE MATHIS MACK Football 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Sophomore Server; Senior Favorite; Interact Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Science Club 4; $50 Club; Usher at Baccalaureate 3. ELSIE MAE NATHEY ELISA FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 1; Library Club 1,2; 4-H 1,2, 3; Dramatics Club 4. JO ANN NIX JO-JO FHA 1,2; 4-H 1,2. ARVEL PARKER Football 4; $50 Club. TERRY JOSEPH NOLA ROLLER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Student Coun- cil 1,2, 3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Rep. At Large 4; Key Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Corresponding Sec. 3; Beta Club 3,4; Boys State 3; Sophomore Server; $50 Club; Senior Favorite; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Sec. 3,4; American Legion Award; Usher at Graduation 3. DEBRA ANNETTE PADGETT DEBBIE Cheerleader 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Senior Favorite; FHA 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3; Dra- matics Club 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3; $50 Club. RAYMOND MURRY QUIMBY, JR. Band 1; Interact Club 3,4. GEORGE RAPACH Basketball 3,4; Key Club 3; Transferred from Hampton, Va. BETTY IRENE REVELS FHA 3; 4-H 1,2,3. BARBARA JUNE RITCH JUNE BUG 4-H 1; FHA 2,3; $50 Club; Dramatics Club 4; Library Club 4; Chorus 4. JANICE JO ROBERTS JO Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer 1; Sophomore Server; Senior Favorite; FHA 1,2; Powderpuff Football; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; Football Spon- sor 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Senior Field Staffer 4; $50 Club; University of Florida Honor Student; 3. DOREA MAE ROYE FHA 1,2,3; FTA 4; 4-H 1,2; Senior Favorite Dra- matics Club 3. MILDRED KIT SCHMID $50 Club; FHA 1,2; Dramatics Club 3. PHILLIP RODNEY SHAW ROD Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Sophomore Server; Senior Favorite; Letterman's Club 3,4. CHARLES WAYNE SHINHOLSER Beta Club 3,4. DIAN SINGLETARY Library Club 1. 152 JAMES EUGENE SMITH JIMMY Football 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4, RICHARD EARL SMITH SMITTY Football 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4, WILLIAM LAMAR SMITH LEECH Interact Club 4; Band 1,2. DARRYL GLENN STEPHENS Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Usher at Bacca- laureate 3; Key Club 4; Interact Club 3; Para Meds 4; Interact Club 3; Para Meds 4; Newspaper Staff 4. ROBERT EARL STINSON Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Most Valuable Player Award 3, Track; Letterman's Club 3,4. PHILLIP HARDY SUMRALL PHIL-LA-LA Band 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Favorite. PHYLLIS ANN SUMRALL Band 1, 2,3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Officer 3; Student Coun- cil Senator 4; FTA 3,4; $60 Club; 4-H 1,2; Powder- puff Football. SHERRY V. TAYLOR Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Co-Capt. 3; FHA 1,2; FTA 2,3; Sec. 3; Soph. Server; Annual Staff 4; News- paper Staff 3; $50 Club. HOMER GEORGE TEDDER JIDGE Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Key Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; $50 Club; Usher at Graduation 3. JEANETTE GAIL TIMMONS NET FHA 1,2,3; FTA 4; Powderpuff Football 3; $50 Club; Sophomore Server; Senior Favorite; Office Asst.; Key Club Sweetheart; Student Council 1. WALTER THORPE PROFESSOR Trans, from Jerkins; Honor Society 1,2; Band 1,2; Art Club 1, 2; Class Officer 1,2. LARRY ALAN WILLIAMS LAW Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track Manager 1; Basketball Statistician 4; Key Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 3, 4; Senior Favorite; Usher at Baccalaureate and Graduation; $50 Club; Letterman's Club 3,4; Treas. 3,4; Annual Staff 4. MARTHA MASON WILLIAMS Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Council 4; Beta Club 3,4; Sec. 4; Para Meds 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Off. 3; Student Coun cil 4; Chaplain 4; $50 Club; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Powderpuff Football 3; University of Florida Alumni Honor Student 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Senior Favorite; Civinettes 4, Sec. 4. WILLIAM HENDRY WILLIAMSON BILL Para Meds 4; $50 Club; Science Club 2,3,4; KEY CLUB 3,4: VICE-PRES; Senior Favorite; Pine Tree Festival Escort 3,4; Usher at Graduation 3,4; Bas- ketball Manager 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Beta Club 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Baseball Statistician 4; Sophomore Server; Foot- ball Trainer 3,4. RAYMOND LEE WILLIS RAY Baseball 2,3,4. BART DEMOVILLE WYLLIE MOBVILLE Interact Club 4. MARY HELEN YORK 4-H Club 1, 2; FHA Club 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Li- brary Club 4; $50 Club 3; Sr. Chorus 4; Guid. Asst. 4. DOLORES ELLEN YOUNG DOLORES Beta Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2; $50 Club. THERESA LOUISE YOUNG Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Soph. Server; Senior Favorite; Annual Staff 4; FTA 3; FHA 1,2; Para Meds 4; Student Council 4; Powderpuff Foot- ball 3; Chorus 1; $50 Club. 153 RONALD DEWEY WEBB DCT 3,4; Pres. 4; 4-H 1. Dannie Williams - Pres. Mary Clark - Vice Pres. Charlene Bunting - Sec. Donna Cone - Treas. Junior Class Stella Allen Laura Arnold Delane Bass Linda Baumgardner Susan Baumgardner Rudy Benton Kay Black Paulette Blue Wayne Bolton Joan Bowden Barbara Bradshaw Becky Brannen Jackie Brock Wanda Brown Chuck Buckhalter Becky Burgin Jerry Calhoun Johnny Calvo Jane Cannon Margaret Cannon Eva Chapman Hershal Chapman Joe Christopher Debbie Clark Lawrence Clark Rick Culbreth Karen Daniels Sherry Dees Rita Denmark Donnie Dixon Annette Dorman Carol Dorman Vincent Dorman Robin Doty Julie Edwards Susan Edwards Betty Sue Ellison Danny Ellison Ronnie Edwards Larry Farmer 155 Kim Faulkner Marilyn Faulkner Patricia Fiegel Rusty Fiegel Rusty Fowler Reggie Frith Susan Frye Ellen Gainey Suezette Garner Sandra Graham Gail Granthum Phillip Griffin Shirley Gunter Marcella Hanfcon David Hardin Linda Harris Jimmy Hart Cheryl Hendry Ginger Hicks Irene Holton Mike Hooker Brenda Horton Joan Hum Robert Israel 156 Jack Jackson Patsy Jackson Ray Johnson Eddie Kinsey Trisha Knowles Thomas Leavins Sharon Leggett Gerald Lemond Leslie Lott Nita Lundy Carolyn Littrell Barbara Manners Beth Mann Betty Mann Phillip Mantzanas Diane Mathis Jerry Mathis Wanda Mauldin Danny Metcalf Hazel Mills Tommy Mills Ollie Mixon Janice Morgan Lindsey McCall 157 Trisha McLeod Margaret McMullen Cindy McNeese Mary Jane Nix Sue Nix Sara O'Neal Ann O'Quinn Dean Padgett Inez Padgett Larry Padgett Randy Padgett Elaine Parker Sandy Peeples Janice Pettit Don Poppell Gary Poppell Jimmy Poppell Wayne Poppell Robin Porter Jerry Pridgeon Linda Pridgeon Maudeen Pridgeon Murdeen Pridgeon Gary Pruitt 158 Jacqueline Punda Diane Revels Deborah Ricketson Darryl Roberts Charlotte Ross Judy Russell Marsha Sandburg Billy Satterwhite Sandra Schrammel Lee Scott Fonda Sessions Lanita Sessions JoAnn Shaw Maria Sheffield Charlotte Sherrer Sandra Singletary Mike Slaughter Mary Slaughter Bruce Smith Lola Smith Donald Stephens Gilbert Stephens Mickey Stephens Norman Tedder 159 Hazel Thames Glen Thomas Sharon Thomley Tilda Turner John Weeks Darrell Whiddon James Wilder Elaine Williams Eugene Williams Jo Wilson Betty Wise Gene Woodall Janice Weed Wayne Yates Glenn Young Sandra Mills 160 Sophomore Class Ann Massey - Pres. Linda Louque - Vice Pres. Kaihy Taylor - Sec. Chrissie Koch - Treas. Billy Agner Mary Frances Anderson Sheila Archer Annie Lou Bass Tom Baumgardner Debbie Bel lot Cynthia Bennett Danny Bennett Kenny Bennett Wheela Benton Hank Bottoroff Donnie Bowden Julia Bowden Betty Jo Brantley Jean Brown Marilyn Brown Violet Buck Terry Burgess Diane Callahan Jimmy Cannon Billy Carlton Charles Carlton Marilyn Carlton Darrell Cash Howard Clark Becky Close Paul Close Mary Blanche Croft Sam Croft Lamar Cox Walter Cox Charles Davis Virginia Davis Ricky Deal Barbara Dees Veta Beth Dees Mike Denmark Betty Ann Edwards Latrelle Farille Mabel Faulkner Billy Fergerson Ginny Ferns Norma Flowers Charlotte French Tina Frith Chip Giddens Ronnie Glass Gary Glueckert Nadine Goodman Roy Green Michael Gregory Jeffrey Harrison Cheryl Haught Kathy Hayden Clyde Hendry Jack Hiu Herbert Holden Dean Howell Ramona Hunter W. D. Hunter 163 Pat Jarvis J. D. Johnson Jerry Johnson Don Joiner Fred King Phyllis King Elaine Kinsey Norma Kinsey Sammy Kinsey Betty Jo Knight Rhonda Knowles Terry Lewis Neal Lindsey Henrietta Lundy Bobby McCall Tracy McCall C. A. McElveen Chantelle McGill Jock McLeod Mac Mangum Jim Brent Marsh Beth Martin Debra Martin Montine Massey Jerry Mathis Alan Mickelson Charles Miller Mike Millican Mickey Millican Connie Mills Dixie Jean Monroe Jim Moody Lewis Moody Royce Morgan Scotty Morris 164 Nonnie Sue Murphy Ava Nola Johnnie Olson Rita Outler Warren Padgett Jane Parker Janice Parker Linda Parker Marilyn Parker Linda Patrick Jane Pickens Ken Platt Michael Pouncey Charlene Powell David Reams Hank Redd Drayton Reams David Roberts Richard Roberts John Rogers Cecil Romine Tuney Ross Walter Rowell Ann Russ Diane Sadler Ellis Sadler Jane Sadler Vickie Sands Donald Shaw Randy Shaw Ted Shiver Anita Shoemaker Bruce Simmons Relette Slaughter Judy Smiley 165 Billy Smith Dickie Smith Stanley Smith Donnie Stephens Kathy Stringfellow Carol Taylor Virginia Thames Shirley Tliarpe Norma Thigpen Malcolm Thomas Nancy Thomley Sharon Thomley Wayne Tillman Jerry Tillman Tomilee Tomlinson Wayne Tuten Bobby Walker Lester Walker T. C. Weatherly Tommy Weekly Nancy Weeks Peggy West Clint Wheeler Eddie Whiddon Jean Whiddon Walt Whiddon Mike Wiles Wendell Wiles Janice Williams Joe Williams Neal Williams Craig Willis Joy Willis Faye Wilson Terry Wright Terry Van Linda Vickery Martha Yates Freshman Class Pat Parker - Pres. Chris Granthum - Vice Pres. Kandy Pyle - Sec. Julie Porter - Treas. Nancy Agner Roy Adams Bryant Akins Rhonda Alexander Tony Allbough Carolyn Allen Geraldine Anderson Phyllis Anderson Sandra Andrews Sharon Andrews Don Aubrey Dian Banks Donna Sue Bass Kenneth Bass Robin Bates Larry Batten Rod Baumgardner Sandra Baumgardner David Beach Gary Beckman Clifford Bennett Ronnie Bennett Wayne Bennett Claudette Blue Keith Blue 168 Camille Bowden Ricky Brafford Ronnie Brafford Jim Brannen Susan Brannen Harry Brooks Jack Brown Jane Brown Ray Brown Sam Brown Cecilia Buck Teresa Burgess Gail Carlton Thomas Carlton Jan Carroll Ronald Cash Gary Clark Marianne Clark Connie Cochran Kathy Conley Yvonne Cook Helen Cosper Debbie Couey Mickey Crane Jimmy Cruse Tim Curtis Freddie D'Antonio Linda Daniels Ann Deal Ronnie Denmark Bobby Deschner Peggy Devane Sara Jo Dice Jeanne Edwards Diane Ellison 169 Margie English Winnie Fallings Sammy Farrell Treva Fields Debby Fife Maurice Folsom Steve Foster Suzanne Franklin Carolyn French Butch Garner Linda Gibson Linda Gilbert Billy Gibson Craig Gluckert Gene Grambling Rebecca Green Sherry Gregory Donna Hamrick Lamar Hamilton Joy Harner Illia Harry Rosa Hartsfield Tim Harvey Barney Hathcock Joan Hendry David Hicks Hal Hill Ronnie Hill George Hinchliffe Alan Hiu Dolly Hodges Annette Holton Howard Houck Debbie Israel Andrena Jackson 170 Edythe Jackson Wayne Jacobs Jim Jarvis C. 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