Andrew Jackson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL), Class of 1945, Cover

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It is our GH1'IlCSl wish that ynu will lilllfl pleasure antl happy nieniories in this book and that Visions and renieinhranves of .Xnclrexx ,Iaclison will he retained herein. THE ORACLE STAFF. + 1 ERNEST C. REGISTER . it , ff- x X t 1 X S D E D 1 C A T IXO N N To 'LP0p,'7 whose winning smile and cooperative spirit has made him a pal to every Jack son student throughout the years, we, the 1945 Graduating Class, dedicate this book 3 ni' ff' i ig, fb "SCIIO0LS AT WAR FLAG" Since January, 1945, Andrew Jackson has flown the 'Schools at War Flag" in rec- ognition of the fact that at least 90? of its students have been buying war stamps and bonds each month. Jackson has been doing its part in this way, as in many others. to hring its alumni home sooner from the war fronts. FALUI TY 53 O Fuzzvazrj , Q - kj' L 0' , mf sf FT -1 FJ 1 ,-,.... if XD 5321? Q Aki Ui? ' "' L h f-9 fN ff f mm, Nmlfvfv ,oK'7 6'Men must be ta s if you taught them not, cl thin ed as things forgot. MAJOR W. DANIEL BOYD Superilzlenflent of Public Instrzzclion DUVAL CUUNTY BOARD 0F PUBLIC INSTRUCTION W. C. Rivers, James T. Etheredge, Fred B. Noble, Cecil B. Lowe, not lJl'fTfIll'Gfl, Ted DeWitt, Chairman. M. gl. DEMOREST Bs., M. Ed. Principal Otterliein Cifollege, Duke University MADGE G. BOWERS, AB. NIILLARD F. WILSON, B.A.E., lVl.A.E Dean of Girls Assistant Principal University of Illinois University of Florimla KICCASKILL, ISABELLE. English. University of Georgia, A.M. WELLS. ANNA LEY. English. John B. Stetson Uni- versity, B.S. WOODWARD. MAUDE. English, Head of English Dept., Curriculum Consultant in English. Peabody College. B.S. Columbia University, A.M. McKEE, ARLENE M. English. Florida State College for Women, A.B. Sponsor: Red Cross Club. REEVE, CAROLINE S. English. Western Reserve Uni- versity of Cleveland, A.B. Columbia University, B.A. tSchool of Library Servicet. Western Reserve Gradu- ate School. ZIEGLER, MIRIAM. English. Greenville Women's College of Furman University, B.A. GLOVER. MABEL. English.. Florida State College for Women, A.B. Columbia University. Sponsor: Debaters' Club. HAAS, THELMA. English. Florida State College for Women, AB. Duke University. Program Chairman, P.T.A. SPRTNGER, CECELIA. English. Florida State College for Women, A.B. STOCKWELL, IRMA. Speech, English. Florida State College, A.B. University of Wisconsin, A.lVl. Sponsor: Senior Girls, Club, Dramatic Club. Director, Senior Girls' Jubilee, Senior Play, Talent Night. MORGAN, ANNE. English. Georgia State College for Women, B.S. in Ed. Sponsor: Junior Girls' Club. TALMAGE, MABLE. English. Agnes Scott College, A.B. University of North Carolina, A.M. Co-Sponsor: Oracle, COCHLEY, MARY ELIZABETH. English. Florida State College for Women, A.B. Sponsor: Sophomore Girls' Club. 962119 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT BIBLE LJ I U If MRS. MARGARET MAXFIELD REEVES. Bible. Keuka College, Keuka, N. Y.g john B. Stetson University, A.B.. AAI. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT BOYD, ADELE. Algebra, Aircraft Mathematics. Florida State College for Wonien, A.B. Duke University. SUTTON, EDNA K. Geometry, Head of Mathematics. Northwestern University, A.B. City Consultant of Mathematics. BYERS. LOIS. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry. Aurora College, A.B. MCDONALD. SARA D. Algebra and Business Economics. Lniversity of Pittsburgh, A.B. Z o0MMERclAL he DEPARTMENT A' WARREN, LUCIA. Typing, Short- hnntl. Alabama College for Wo- men. A.B. ANDERSON, MILDRED. Short- hand, Typing. Florida Southern College, B.S. Sponsor: S.L.F. ORAHOOD, LULU. Business Lau' and Salesmanslzip. Kansas State Teachers' College. N.S. Bethany College. Lindsburg. Kansas Wes- leyan Business College. JONES, EDNA C. Shorthand. Typing. Head of Commercial Dept. Bowling Green Business College, B.C.S. Mississippi Southern College. B.S. Sponsor: Honor Roll Students. PROCTOR. DOROTHEA. Business Arithmetic. Michigan State Normal College. Ypsilanti. SWINDLE. CARRIE KI. BO0h'h't'61.7ZiIlg. Bowling Green College of Commerce. B.C.S. Sponsor: January Graduates, School Treasurer. FRIEDLIN. GERTRUDE. Commercial, Business Arithmetic, Corn- mercial Geography. Florida State College for Women, B.S. Sponsor: Globe-Trotters. INDUSTRIAL ARTS SAARE, E. JOHN. Woodzrorlr. Bradley Tech, B.S. CUMMING, ALBERT A. .lIetai. University of Florida. CLARK, HERBERT W. Drafting. Worcester Tech. Colgate Lni- versity, A.B. HECHT, MILTON. Roosevelt Aviation College IL. I., N. YJ Sponsor: Stamp Club 8: Aero Club. BRENNER, ANN. Shorthand and Office Practice. Radcliffe Col- lege, A.B. Sz A.M. Harvard. HUDSON, HELEN. Typing. Tennessee Western College. Spon- sor: Sr, Girls' Reserve. BENNETT, MARY. Bookkeeping, Office Assistant. Florida State College for Women, B.S. COLLINS, LELIA G. Business Arithmetic. University of Ala- bama, A.B. .Vot in Picture: NIASON. EVA. Business .4rithmetic. linivcrsity of Mississippi. B.A. D. C. T. SPOFFORD, B. R. Coordinator Diversijied Cooperative Training. Uni- versity of Florida. A.B.. A.M. Sponsor: D. C. T. Club. LAY, MARJORIE LITTLE. Diversified Cooperative Training. Illinois Wesleyan, B.S. Lniversity of Illinois. Sponsor: Sale of Bonds St Stamps. I I I I I I I I I I 0FFICE .-XLDERMAN. MUNI XBET P. .-Issistrznt Clvrlf. Georgia State College for Women. DlCliSON. .'XllLlE. Rccorris Clcrlf. Western State Teachers College, L. I. se' 'X ' X he SV ft X gs, .M nf' of ' ,.t-,Jili- ' -X ' t 't' Q-.R-ns' 'Z' - -ff L.: E A 'S' ' 25-.Ziff f " "" " , 1 E f:-fw lf. r 2. . 1 H I S T 0 R Y JONES, MARY OLIVE. History. University of Alabama, A.B., A.lN'l. TR.-XCTTT, ELIZABETH W. History. Lni- versity of Chicago, A.B. WELCH, CLXBJX B. History. Henri of Social Sfz'cr1c'P. Florida State College for Women. BS. Columbia University, A.M. BOBEBSON. ELVQX. History. Bessie Tift College. .-LB. I3llllDETT. SUSAN. History. Florida State College for Women. A.B. Columbia Uni- versity, NA. Oxford University. National l'niversity of Mexico. ATKINS, EMILY. History. Florida State College for Women. A.B. Duke University. Nl.,-X. Sponsor: Tigers Claw, Quill and Scroll. Jr. Boys' Club. PHILLIPS, PJXUL C. Problems of .-lmericrm Dvr11or'l'11f'y. xYiHsll"I'IlNidTylL1lNl..'x.H. Co- lumbia University, gill. .lohns Hopkins l niw-rsitv. HUME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT THURMAN, ELlZ.'XlSI'l'l'lI. Fooilx. llnivvrsity ol' lienluvky. .-LB. COXlS'l'OCli, ELEANOR. lflrild l1v1'vlop1nc'r1I. liornvrrzrrldrzg. Hemi of Home Elt'0IlUIlIl't'S. llniwrsily ol' California. Dulw University. llni versity of Florida. Stetson University. B.-XMSEY, JEAN B. filtlfllfllg. University ol' Tenn.. JMB.. University oi' Florida. HOUSER. MnXR'l'HqX. Horrzzvlnzlfing. Florida State College for Women, Florida Southern College. B.S. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT ROBERTS, BETTY SUE. Biology. Florida State College for Women, B.S. RICHARDSON, GLADYS. Biology, Head of Science Dept. Florida State College for Women, A.B. Sponsor: Cheer- leaders, Business Staff of Oracle. REEVES, GORDON C. Chemistry. St. Petersburg Jr. College. John B. Stetson University, A.Bg A.M. Business Manager of Athleticsg School Photographer, Sponsor of the Oracle. BEDELL. FRANCES. Biology. Florida State College for Women. HARCOURT, JOHN T. Physics, Chemistry. Cornell Uni- versity, Stanford University, A,B., University of Miami. Sponsor: Sr. Fellows' Club. LANGUAGE DEPARTME SCALISE, JOSEPHINE. Spanish. Fairmont Slate College, West Virginia University, University of Florida, AB. Sponsor: Las Estrellitas. SODERSTROM, VERNA. Spanish, Hcarl of Spanish Dept. Friends University. AB. Sponsor: E1 Circulo Panamericano. PFEIFER, HARRIET. Latin. Wooster College. Ph.B. 6 jlffg PHYSICAL EDUCATI SMITH, L. JACK. Athletic Director. University of Florida, A.Nl. West Kentucky State Teachers, BS. Sz AB. SMITH. RHTH. Physical Education. Florida State College for Women, HS. in Physical Education. Co-Sponsor: Pepperettes, G.A.A. VV.-XLTON. BERNICE. Pliysical Educuliolz. Florida State College for Wo- men, HS. in Physical Education. Co-Sponsor: Pepperet .XNDREW ,l. HEYVLETT. .45si.stant Couch. Davidson Co Sponsor: Club. NT LIBRARY Pl'l"l'S. MARY BYHIJ. Libruriull. Lander College, A.ll. University ol' North Carolina, A.l3.L.S, Sponsor: Library Council. Nlasscy Busint FUS'I'Ell. liX'fllLEl2N. .-'lssistant Librurizln. College. 4 rv , - v , ..,-3 ...,j433,.. .,.. V 4211: fl.-2.1. . "fLg,-1f2.?3t5i:?f'5g7 ' li ,ly C7554 ' ' ' ' X, ,, V ' fi , . .,,,, .::-,, z- .. ,,.,- if MQ , , f 7 tes, G.A..X. ,fy , iyZ.j',,, f if ' y y. W" ' 59" rf-1 llrfge, N. C.. HS. l . , ' 'V MTM MUSIC DEPARTMENT DeYORE. JESSlF JAY. Director of Orchestra. Fairmont Academy. Cin- cinnati College of Music. Il1Clltll1LilJ0- lis College ol Music. Concert NlilSlt'l Friday Nlusicale. Syinpliony Urclies- tra. First Violin in lndianapolis S5111- phony. I.-XWIQWINCE. l.ll.Ll'XN. I'lcrnl out Qllusir' Dept. Nortlixw-stern lnixcri sity. bil. .XIIIUIAIVHII lY.HllSP1'NtllIlI'I ol Music. WR. CICOHCQF Hill1'l'Wl'll.lf--ll1'1'1'f'1or of Bond. HOOKS. l'3E'l"l'Y. P1Iv1.KiI'IIf Et!- 11f'r1fio11. Florida Stull' llllllvgq' lor Wont:-n. US. flew-6.5 in l'l1ysi1'ul lflfllzctitioux. Slltlljulllil ,NltlVl1vl'elt4?s. 4.11-Flltbll-lhlij P,xl,. ltclclles R GXA. ,iii . f , First Row: Mrs. Madge Bowers, Mrs. C. A. Sallas, Mrs. J. J. Taylor, Mrs. F.. E. Haire, Mrs. H. V. Fulmer, Mrs. M A. Demorest. Second Row: Miss Cecelia Springer, Mrs. Lillian Lawrence, Mrs. A. R. Zigler, Mrs. G. E. Blanton, Mrs. C. E. Haas, Mrs. Guy Simmons, Mrs. W. O. Williams, Mrs. Wm. D. Webb, Mrs. B. F. Kenny, Miss Gladys Richardson, Mrs. Lois Byers, Mr. M. A. Demorest. Not in Picture: Mrs. C. J. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Fred Turner, Mrs. Homer T. Jones Mrs. Fred Powers. Mrs. W. R. Martin, Mrs. L. R. Poe, Miss Mabel Clover, Mrs. D. A. Cray, Mrs. E. B. Baker, Mrs. C W. Townsend. Mrs. Hampton Haddock, Mrs. Leon Forbes, Mrs. Henry Kelton, Mrs. M. F. Swint, Mrs. D. R. Dingle Mrs. W. L. Feltman, Mrs. Folsone, Miss Clara Weltch, Mrs. R. M. Pitts, Mrs. C. C. Crum, Mrs. J. E. Rabb, Mrs W. B. Eleazer, Mrs. Henry Richardson, Mrs. Lemuel Sharp, Mrs. Anna Ley Wells. Q 1 a P. T. A. As niernbers of lhe Congress of Parents and Teachers, we should be iniorined ro- garding our schools, their needs, their work, and how they are affecting the lives of our children. As an association dedicated to school improvement and to closer co-ordination of school and home, much of the responsibility for interpretation rests with local, state, and national P.T.A. groups. The Andrew Jackson P.T.A. is constantly striving to carry out these objectives. O F F I C F. R S President ..... .. .MRS J. J. TAYLOR Corresponding Secretary. .MRS H. V. FULMER Yice-President ..... . . .MRS C. J. PFEIFFER Treasurer ................. MRS. E. E. HAIRE Recording Secretary. .... MRS. FRED TURNER Historian .......... .... N lRS. C. A. SALLAS Auditor ............. MRS. M. A. DEMOREST an 75- SENIIIRS Q fb' -ik if QA? ,fr ZA? IND QQ ffdi fffnfxnw 4' , Qffl,QQ J W QD rffamy , R, 221 XA WY IBD fx gf: flf?7"7 HL- X W 26 sip" fm? 4 X 'Q ' ' V C. 1 have had 11 t. I have f rl 0 I In my I S of 'l'I1l 1. I joyful sclzoc II .. 411, all zfrue gone! n the OM fanzilinr j JUNE CLASS 0FFICERS .:., ,-:-2 'l'llRBYFll.L, ROBERT EARL. "Turby". College. Hollister, Florida. -:- ' President' Senior Class 4, Home Room Representative 3, Alpha Hi-Y 3, Senior Fellows' Club, Tigerls Claw Editorial Staff 4. ,.,' TURBYFILL, GEORGE ERNEST. "Turby". College. Hollister, Flor- ida. Vice-President Senior Class 4, Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3, Alpha Hi-Y 3, Senior Fellows' Club, Secretary Senior Fellows' Club, Escort Lee-Jackson Game 4. a M BAACKE, IRIS VIRGINIA. HGinny". College. Spanish Club 2, Sec., Q BW Spanish 3, Senior Girls 4, Globe Trotters' Club 4, Honor Society , 3, 4, Senior Girls Jubilee 4, Baccalaureate 3, 4, Class Night 4, Pres. K.. Homeroom 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 4. , v. : -,Q-. . . .,. - ,ff f 4 ' Q ' HOWE, MARY ROSE. "Punkie". General. Billings, Montana. Treas. ff' Senior Class 4, Who's Who 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Pres. Band 4, Pres. f .W Dramatic Club 2, 3, Vice-President Senior Girls' Club 4, President . 1 5 N.F.L., Corresponding Secretary Debaters' Club 3, Secretary De- vil' , g f Q. - baters, Club 4, Spanish Club 2, A.W.V.S. 2, Red Cross Club 3, 4, V- Oracle Staff 3, Tiger's Claw 2, Secretary Las Estrellitas 3, Winner ' of Talent Night 3, Senior Girls, Club Tea 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Jubi- lee 3, 4, Dean's Office 4, Christmas Pageant 3, 4, Class Night 2. 3, Winner of D.A.R. 4, War Bond Speaker. , . Z HARDEN, M. C. i'Smee". General. Greenyille, Florida. iSe-nior Fel- 'YQ ' ,. . ., lows Club, S6IbCdHIlilA1lTlS J Club, V1ceP1es1dent Old Timers, Chaplain Senior Class, Who's Who 4, Baby Tigers 3, Varsity Foot- , ball 4. ,. ,gk v'. H BRACEWELL, RICHARD BROWNLEE. "Brace',. General. Football 4, KCO-Capt.l, Track 4, lCO-Capt.l, J Club 4, President and Treasurer Old Timers Club 3, 4-, President and Vice President Senior Fellows, Club 4, ViceAP1'esident Beta Hi-Y 2, R.O.T.C. Ser- ,,,. - geant, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Baby Tigers 2: I ylpl, Sophomore Basketball 2, Who's Who, Last-Man Contest, Senior q Class Officer. 3952 JUNE ABDULLAH, ANNIE MAE. "Annie" General. Girl Reserves, 2, Senior Girls, 4, Band, 4, Commencement. 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, Christmas Cantata, 4, Thanksgiving Program, 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 4. ACOSTA, CLARA ELIZABETH. "Lib- A A byf' General. D.C.T., Senior Girls' Club, 4. DAMS, JAMES ARNOLD. i'A1'll0ld.-l College. Chaplain, Gamma Hi-Y, 4, Sergt.-at-Arms. Band, 4, Jr. Orches- tra, 2, Sr. Orchestra, 3. 4, Gamma Hi-Y, 4, Band Concert. 3, Class Night. 2. 3, 4, Talent Night. 2. 3. DDISON. LOISELLE. "B, B." Com- mercial. Pepperettes, G. A. A., Senior Girls' Club. ALTAIAN, BARBARA RUTH. "Bar- A A baraf' Commercial. Orchestra Em- blem, Talent Night, 2, 3, Thanksgiv- ing Program, 3, Christmas Cantata, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant. 3, 4, Class Night, 2, 3, 4, Commencement, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play. 3, Secretary, Dramatic Club, 2, 4, Pop Concert, 2. 3, Senior Girls, 4, Dramatic Club, 2. 3, 4, Vesper Service, 3, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 4, F. L. S., 4, Oracle Staff, 4. LVAREZ. JANE ANN. "Jane" Col- lege. Norfolk, Va. Globe Trotters. 4, Senior Girls, 4, Chaplain, Globe Trotters, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 4, Senior Girl Scouts, 4, Class Night. 4, Baccalaureate, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, F. L. S., 2, 3, 4, Chap- lain, F. L. S.. 4, Dramatic Club, 2. NDERSON. JACK. i'.lack.', College. President, Gamma Hi-Y, 4, Jr. Or- chestra, 2, Sr. Orchestra, 3, 4, Band. 3, 4, Gamma l-li-Y, 4, Senior Fel- lows' Club, 4, Band Concert, 4. ANDING. ROBERT LELAND. "Bob," General. Florence, Alabama. Senior Fellows. 3, 4. V me rvj , 1 A, ew ' J 'fg1,f?""- , --,Q 149' W , ., K! A5 f W " f fa an ff M , QW . f ff f ff '-2 W 14.2 -- 'aww' gl W ' M' , '- '4 ' U, Q S E N I 0 R S ANDRE, BETTY JANE. eBum1y.' D. C. T., Senior Girls' Club. ball, 3, 4. A R C HI B A L D, SARA FRANCES. ' "Boots.,' Commercial. Waycross, Ga. p Tigeras Claw Representative, 2, 3, Senior Girls, 4. ATKINSON, MARGARET JO. "Mug- gyf, Commercial. G. A. A., 2, Pep- perettes, 3, D. C. T., 4, Senior Girls' Club, 4. X - AUGUSTINE, JOHNNIE INEZ. "Gus- Q W, sie." College. Globe Trotters, 4, ' E , Red Cross, 4, F. L. S., 4, Senior . M, '- ,,,.'ff 2 ,- Girls, 4, Senior Girls, Jubilee, 4, 'Q ,. Spanish Club, 3, G. A. A., 2, Band, 3, Orchestra, 3, Senior Scouts, 4. ,,,. I,i,:,,n. 0, C., vt A ,Iv 6" bbw :Z it , 4 if if E , 7 i M - AUSTIN, GARRATT ALFRED. "Bos- ' ' ton." College. St. Petersburg, Flor- ida. Senior Fellows, Club, Baby Tigers, 2, 3. 2 f Q ll BAILEY, EDNA LUCILE. "l..uCy." ,Z A,:,A' l y , Perry, Fla. Sophomore Girls, 2, M' 3' Junior Girls, 3, Senior Girls, 4, 1 Girls' Reserves. 2, F. L. S., 3. 4, Red "ii Cross Club, 2. 3. 4, Talent Night, 2, .VAA1 4, Senior Girls, Jubilee, 4. -1 . -.li , . r.--- . fjf BAKER, ,mee FAYE. "lt-tat." exam. , 4. Z JMS H, A mercial. Girls' Glee: F. L. S. li ' :fi 5 if General. G. A. A., Pepperettes, 2, ', APPLE, ELMER. '4Elmer,' College. iz, W Stanly. Ky. Senior Fellows, 4, Var- - sity Basketball, 3, 4, Varsity Base- JUNE BAKER, CLYDE. "Duke", General. D.C.T., Sergeant-at-Arms, R. O. T. C. 2. BARKER, VIRGINIA. "Ginny". Gen- crnl. Senior Girls' Club 4, G.A.A. 2. BARHS. MATTIE LOIS. "Lois". Gen- eral. Minis. Florida. Senior Girls' Club. IIXTES, FRANClS LOUIE. "Bates". College. Mt. l'lolly, Arkansas. Se- nfor Fellows' Club, Baby Tigers 3. l3liCll. JOYCE MAHIE. i'Becby'i. C'0NlIIIf'I'l'l'Ill. Hastings, Floricla. l3l'il,l,, JNMES HOISIQHT. "'l'i,ger". Gwicrvrl. Sergeant-at-Arnis, Globe Trotters' Club. BISHOP. HOBIQHT IQDWMID. "Bob- by". Gerzeral. J Club 3, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Manager Baby Tigers' Foot- ball 2, Manager Varsity Football 3, Manager Sophomore Basketball 3. BLA LOCK, CH 4liLlfS Ml PHTON. "Bookie". College. Bratlenton. Flora ida. Junior Basketball X 5318 get E331 if ' Nz , 35. u . -. "iii" gl-' 4-" ft ' ' ' 3 4 i x ,- . .- cw:-125-, 1 .1: - f'il5'ffi:-'?Qwfeif',e-ff: ...E x QI' . A Aft' JL.. ,Q,.-NP 1 f S as .. ,Qi .,,, ,... 2 .... , qie1:.,.,, ..,.,. - H ef., ,ia V vera? -s ,mt Q N2 1 kf' ,A 1...-f. , ' 'K sf , . . .. , 153' "" " 1,1 , , lf' 'l'l ' ' . ,i :IP A , , 'lil Y , V . "i SENIORS BRADFORD. MEL. "Brad". Com- N1t'l'Cl'fIl. BRESSLER, JANICE S. "Jan". Gen eral. Brooklyn, New York. Senior Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee. BRESSLER, LOIS JEWEL. "Lois". General. Brooklyn, New York. Se- nior Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Se- nior Girls' Jubilee. BROACH, JOSEPHINE HARHIET. "Jodey". Cornrnerefal. Waycross, Georgia. Senior Girls' Club. IEHOCHMANN, ROSALIE ELODIE. "Brochmann". General. G.A.A. 3, 4, Reporter, Girl Reserve 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee. ISIIOOKEH, XLVINA. "'l'ools". Gwi- cral. Senior Girls' Club. BROOM, HAROLD C. "Breezy". Gen- eral. Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4, C.A.P.C. BROWN, JEANNELLE CORINNE. "Gentle". College. Atlanta, Georgia. Sophomore Girls, Club 2, Girls' Glee 2, Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Cho- 1'us 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 3. 4, Pop Concert 2, 3. 4, Vesper Services 2. 3. 4, Bac- calaureate 2. 3. 4, Connnencenient 3, 4: Hi-Y Ballet 3, Tiger's Claw Representative 2, 3. 4, Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 3, 4, Las Estrellitas 3, 4, F.L.S. 4, Oracle Staff 4. J U N E BROWN, VIVIAN MONTEEN. '4Viv". General. Brunswick Georgia. Treas- urer of Band 4, Band and Orchestra 3, 4. BROWN, WALTER L. "Brown". Col- lege. Blackshear, Georgia. Color Guard Graduation, June, 1944, Hi-Y Congress 3, Debaters 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent of Debaters 2, Vice-President Debaters l, 4, Treasurer Debaters 3, Reporter Debaters 2, Track Manager 3, National Forensic League 3, 4, President National League 3, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, "J" Club 3, 4, Senior Fellows' Club 4. BROWN, WANDA LEE. "Lee". Com- mercial. Senior Girls' Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A. B U C H A N A N, BARBARA ANN. "Babs". General. Henderson. Ken- tucky. Girls' Reserve. President, Dramatic Club 3, Vice-President, and Reporter, Sophomore Girls' Club 2, Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Red Cross Club 3, Talent Night 4, Pop Concert 2, 3: Oracle Staff 2, 3, 4, Tigers Claw' 4, Senior Chorus 4, Baccalaureate 2, 3, Christmas Can- tata 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4, Band Show 3, U.S.O. Show 3. BDCKELS, DORIS. "Dot". General. Miami, Florida. Band and Orchestra 2. 3. 4. BULLINGTON, BETTY. "Bet". Gert- eral. BLRT, ALVIN NICTOR. "Vickie". College. Carlton, Georgia. Spanish Club, "J" Club, Senior Fellows' Club, Manager of Baseball, Basket- ball and Football. BURCK. OLIVE JOSEPHINE. ".lo". College. Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, G.A.A. 4. 5' ff - 2- .ff-I . gf K 92? f . ,, , X gg 9 :ef 9 ' f , ,A ' iv . ,fl f f f X53 ' 12 M , 1 ,E f yy' I . .- I fi " 3 3 f ik 17- ' y . .A .,-f li f , . 1 if 'f aww, 9 Q ...f ,wrt 4' ff Z v V, o it ,l,far,, eff: " ' , , , ., f - Mft., 34.7 I U 'Tuff' V A, 'Z ,,Mfff, ,f 9 ,f , ,0- 1 , . :TWT A . . J, . H f .. 111: 9 " .f WW! ' f 4211 1 4 ' . 57 fff, rfr, 1 45 , ' " ' I I , or 'fm at ., A w. ' ,f f ff ' f jk I- vf SENIORS CALHOUN, BETTY LEE. 'B.C." Col- lege. Las Estrellitas 4, Reporter and Chaplain, Orchestra 5, 4, Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Oracle Staff 4, Photographic Editor, Class Night 4, S.L.F. 4. CALLON, MARGARET ANN. "Pete". General. Marianna, Florida. Tigers Claw Representative 4, Tiger's Claw Staff 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Pep- perettes 3. CARRIER, NELL PATRICIA. "Nelle" College. St. Petersburg, Florida. Se- nior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubi- lee 4, Senior Scouts 4, Las Estrel- itas. CARTER. JOHN WILLIAM. "Bill',. General. Delray Beach, Florida. R. O. T. C., Sergeant. CARVER, HELEN MARIE. 'GJitteri'. Commercial. Lake City, Florida, Se- nior Girls' Club 4, G.A.A. 4, Science Club 4, Popularity Concert 2, 3, Se- nior Girls' Jubilee 4, Junior Girls 3. CASCONE, JOHN LOUIS. "Lover". Commercial. Pensacola, Florida. Se- nior Fellows' Club, Gamma Hi-Y 4, Baby Tigers, Basketball. CASSIDY, RUTH .l UANITA. "Hoppy". Commercial. Venice, Florida. CHESSAR. JERRY ROGER. "Check- eru. College. JUNE COATES, DORIS BELLE. "Carolina". General. Laurens, South Carolina. Se- nior Girls' Club. COHEN, WILLIAM. "Colce". College. Tiger's Claw 2. COTTON, ANDREW BRAXTON. "Buddy". General. Atlanta, Georgia. Science Club, D.C.T. Club. CREWS, IDELL. "Sugar". Commercial. Pepperettes 4, Diamond Ball Cham- pionship 3. CRISWELL, LOUIS MARVIN. "Cris-". College. Band, Orchestra. CHUM, AUDREY FAYE. "Little Au- drey". Commercial. Senior Chorus 4, Thanksgiving Program 4, Christmas Cantata 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Senior Girls' Club, Oracle Staff 4, Pepperettes 3, 4, Talent Night 4. CUSIC. MARION JUANITA. "Shorty". College. Atlanta, Georgia. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Senior Girls' Club. DALY, DORIS MARIE. "D.D." Gen- eral. Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Se- nior Girls' Club 4, G.A.A. 2. ,qrva twn-45,:.f:9,'lz ' 5 W -J, V Q-A '.-e . ...... 1 .1,' Q it 53 ff, W "' s, z . 50? .L xv-nga ? M Q x I N ,t X tx sv.. ., .Pe -Pa sha Q 'iz ' ng' - f X Q x Q . 5... , , lf..- 11,53 1 we .. A 13 A 13 'Zf ., - 1- ifi' Mfg, X J . +4 ,Q- -ala. K. ' 7213556U?f W,?ilff"'2Wf! f:fiif?l2".4'f5Z5 Stiff? i 1 3 QQ, . ,wi-L21 f ' ff , V 1 - . .i 2 , ,, f 'W' " ' t. 'ijif ' Y A. . 5' . - 'QT' 4 - 12'E5:'3'is'::E- C . " . ':5.ff.fI-i':fffl,:-'Q mga. n gtg .f-., ' 1. X 'wsu ' ,aaa . .5 4 :am 4 1" ' . V .,,. t .,..1.. .,.. , 3 A 44,318 ., l ' l r sser r .f I .... ' f - , 7 i ' A X' mfg: fi f f 2 'l m . ' 4 ' "" "?i1?4'aJi Iii , , ' 'if-.w, 3 'Mfg' A re l f ,g., i x-fdim' Q 1' ' Q." A ,V,, 1 SENIORS DANSON, J. ELWYN. "Waco". Gen- eral. Vice-President J. Club, Senior Fellows' Club, Baby Tigers, Varsity Football, Baseball, Captain 4. DAVIS, GERTRUDE GAIL. "Day", Commercial. Louisville, Kentucky. Who's Who 4, Spanish Club, Na- tional Honor Society. DEATON, MARY. "Shorty". General. Newport, Kentucky. DENNARD, BETTY JANE. t'Kee-oh- tee". General. Senior Girls' Club 4, Pepperettes 3, 4. DENNIS, RICHARD EARL. "Titch". General. Old Timers' Club 2, 3, 4, Baby Tigers 3. DICKSON, MARY ALEVE. "Little Bit". Commercial. Senior Girls' Club Reporter, F.L.S. 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Baccalaureate 2, Senior Girls' ,Iu- bilee 4, Talent Night 4. DRAGER, DOROTHY IOSEPHINE. "Dottie". General. Galveston, Texas, Senior Girls' Club 4. DURBAN. GRACIE LEE. "Slcippy". College. Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club, Orchestra 3, 4, Com- mencement 3, 4, Talent Night 3, Pop Concert 3, Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Christmas Cantata 3, 4, Class Night 3, 4, Vesper Service 3, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4. J U N E DURRANCE, EUGENE EDWARD. "Gene", College. Nashville, Tennes- see. Sophomore Boys' Club 2, Junior Boys' Club 3, Art Club 3, Science Club 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, Senior Fel- lows' Club 4. DYALL, PAULINE RACHAEL. "Pol- ly", General. Oak Hill, Florida. Se- nior Girls' Club. EDWARDS, HARRY CLYDE. "Mug- sy". General. Aberdeen, Ohio. Li- brary Council, Gamma Hi-Y 4, Ti- ger's Claw 4. EYANS, LYNWOOD EDWIN. "Dippy, Jr." General. Perry. Florida. Senior Fellows' Club. F.-XRREN, ELIZABETH CECELIA. "Betty". College. Atlanta, Georgia. Science Club Chaplain 3, Science Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. FAUCETTE, VERA JEAN. "Jeannie General. Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Dramatic Club 4. FAULKNER, NIARJORIE GRACE. "Margie". College. D.C.T. Club, Re- porter, Oracle Representative, Soph- omore Girls' Club 2, Girl Reserve 2, Pepperettes 3, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, Thanksgiving Program 2, 3, Ves- per Services 3, Pop Concert 2, 3, War Bond and Stamp Drive 2, G.A.A. FLAUMAN, SYLVIA. "Flauman". Col- lege. New York City, New York. G. A. A. 2, 3, D. C. T. 4, Art Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. We - ' ' 1 255 'f1".'j5f?1:?Zv,.Ek'U '. . ,,,, , 1.'W!': 1' if " -Z , ,. . 4. ,,. - J ' " .- -' :J ,J ., , fu t - . !,.y'.f . Y f ,,,., .. .... 1 V up V "' -1- 1 t , ,I ., e'.5,,,, A . ,f e 32 -1 Q e fi ' ,IA 1 " 1, g ,, ' .i.,,,,,4- , , - ' ,-9131, w -t in., V' ' ' ' K V Q fr .mf lg fe, . K, M , la. ff 'ff JW, , f f f ff f ,ff X ff' ay? - " ,- - 5 -, f - f- 2 X '. , !"'7? J. . I I-Vw, f '-' 1 . 59 4-ef ' , -, 4' Xf 'ff f 14,2 V 42' . ,,.,.. .W W f : ,pe lm 4-. w, . Q , Qjw 'r If v f f " fly., ,..... . . I G- . of A SENIORS FLEMING, BETTY JUNE. HB. J." Gen- eral. D.C.T. 3, 4, Senior Girls' Club 4. FORBES, RICHARD BOND. "Pea- head". General. "J" Club, Science Club 2, 4, D.C.T. Club 3, R.O.T.C. Officer 2, Manager of Football 4. FRIEDMAN, ANITA. "Nitie". College. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. G.A.A. 2, Senior Girls' Club 4, Oracle Staff. FUTCH, JEWEL T. "Futch". Com- mercial. G.A.A. Secretary, Who's Who, Senior Girls' Club 4, Science Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Bowling Champion, G. A. A. Awards-Emblem. FUTRELLE, ARTYE RENNE. "Fu- tile". College. F.L.S., Treasurer, Las Estrellitas, Chaplain, Dramatic Club, Reporter, Girl Reserves 2, Sophomore Girls' Club 2, Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Tri Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Tea for Low Sophomores 3, 4, Girls' Glee 2, Ti- ger's Claw, Oracle Staff, National Honor Society 3, 4, Christmas Pag- eant 3, 4, Pop Concert 2, 3, 4, Bac- calaureate 2, 3, 4, Commencement 3, 4, Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Las Estrellitas 4, Talent Night 2, 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 3, 4, Who's Who 4, National Thespian League 4, Class Night 4. GARCIA, RAYMOND GOULD. "Gun- der". College. Eustis, Florida. Alpha Hi-Y 4, President, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, Junior, Senior Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 3, Band 3, Orchestra 3, Youth Council 3, 4, Baby Tiger's Football 2, Varsity Track 3, 4, Hi-Y Ballet 2, 3, Hi-Y Bond Rally 3, 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 3, Class Night 2, 3, Senior Play 2, 3, Talent Night 2, 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 3, Christ- mas Pageant 3, Old Timer's Vande- ville Show 3. GARDNER, MABLE EDNA. "Red", College. Sycamore, Georgia. Pep- perettes, Senior Girls' Club. G A R M O N, THEORA FRANCES. "Fran", Commercial. Sanford, Flor- ida. Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Pop Concert 2, 3, 4, Commencement 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 3, 4, Class Night 2, 3, 4. J U N E GILBART, DONALD HUGHES. "Con", College. St. Petersburg, Florida. Se- nior Fellows' Club 4g Gamma Hi-Y 4g Home Room President LIQ R. O. T. C. 2, 3. GILLEY, MARY ALICE. "Ma1'y". Col- lege. Adele, Georgia. Sophomore Girls 2g Girl Reserves 2g Thanks- giving Play 35 Bond Sale 2g junior Girls' Club 3g Senior Girls' 4, Senior Girls' .lubilee 4. Gll,LlS. LAVERNE. "Puncho". Gen- eral. Wuycross, Georgia. Senior Girls' Club. GILLMER, NORMA BERNICE. Col- lege. Rochester, New York. G. A. A. 3, 4g G. A. A. Emblem 3g G. A. A. Medal 3g G. A. A. Letter 45 Bowling nlub 43 Science Club 3g Orchestra II. 4. GOFF, ELIZABETH. "Lizzy". College. Sarasota, Florida. Senior Girls' ,lu- bilee 3, National Honor Society 35 Dramatic Club 4g Senior Girls' Club 4-g F.l...S. 4. GOODELL, VIRGINIA CATHERINE. "Ginnie". College. Lake City, Flor- ida. G.A.A. 43 Presidentg Senior Girls' Jubilee 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Girl Re- serves 2g Pepperettes 4g Senior Girls Club 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4. GORDAN, SUZANNE. "Sudie". Gen- eral. Weston, Georgia. Senior Girls' Club: Pepperettes 4. GRANT, WILLIAM HARVEY. "Wil- lie". General. 7 SENl0RS GREEN. VIVIAN ELIZABETH. Gen- eral. Secretary Sophomore Girls' Club 2g Sophomore Girls' Club 2g .lunior Girls' Club 3g Senior Girls' Club 4. GRINER, R. JACQUELYN. "Jackie", General. D.C.T. 4g Senior Girls' Club 4. 23 'P Q., 1. , : 495' fr ,. . Q 07' 1 1 J' ,hee fm 3 . .., W ever '.... ' f +5 if 1 2, A., .2 Q '. ff ff-. 7, , ww X- le... I ,,,,A4...3,, .,.., ' GROOMS, DORIS MAY. "Dolly", ' General. Senior Girls' Club 43 Pep- ' 1 perettes 3, 4. A. 'A ',-' Vvll 2 ,gi V HALEY, IRENE Louise. --1u11S1,..1-. ,,, ougl1". General. Tampa, Florida. J yV Senior Girls' Club 4. ow , mf, IIALTIWANGER, VERNON Wil.- LIAM. "Tight". General. Senior A -H' Chorus 43 Track 3, 4. T. HARDESTY, MARY Lois. --src.-i". Q' "" Commercial. 1 '4" ,... .," ll' 'K' 1-IARRELL, MARY Louisa. r-Lou". li QQ V ' General. 43' , .aff "?8'fo " HARRIS, ELIZABETH FRANCES. "Betty", College. Valdosta, Geor- gia. Senior Girls 4g Las Estrellitas 3, 4g Senior Girls' Jubilee 4. I I f 7, 5? g. .Q 4 f . . ,643 14.72 ' , I Mex HATCHER, RUTH LORINE. 4'Texasl' General. Fort Worth, Texas. l-IAYES, JUNE BEATRICE. "Pug" College. Junior Girls' Club 3, Se- nior Girls' Club 4, Tiger's Claw 4, Oracle Representative 4. f I v 'W . .M sg t , A f , , , , ,Zi 5, ,Q f 1 M 49 4 v- . ., l ,V ff- , . , fi 4 T age M, jj , I af' 1 X W- game., IIEARN, OTTO. "limi", General. ,wb llranlord, Florida. A "mel A l'i " HELMLY, MARGARET ANN. "Marge", College. Senior Girls' v-AV ,Q Club, Thanksgiving Program 2, 3, 4, 'VVA"l W 1--f' -' Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, 4, Vesper . Service 3. f Iri ,ilz IIICKS, MILDRED LA VERNE. "Cup- ,:,,:, 1 mf pyu. General. Lakeland, Florida. D.C.T. Club 3, Senior Girls' Club. "'2 1,7 "'- ' , CMV lv' IIINTON, JEWEL JUANITA. "Nita", Q I' General. D.C.T. 4. if, II O D G E S, CLARA ELIZA BETH. "Recl". General. H O L L A N D, MINNIE BETHENE. "Bet", General. Senior Girls' Club, Mr. Wilsonls Office 4. f ,ee ,ff .4ff,.. - ' . . f. nf 1 gl., ,, . -4- , If ll f 1 fp . ., .M 5 7 I f WW ,, wa, 1 if 4 ez- 4 QI 1 v U, Lf fc- , c"Hwk X .1 -1.1.55 X ff 1 4. -J f vw' ,, , - , A' A tif ' 1 . ,,..V,, ,. A All H .W-,7 X , .4 .-N A .,. . ITT l .gl ,.. ' 3 ' I fi 1- as . J' . -.43 " , W' ,-: 1-' 1- ' f ' ' I hwy li .4 MZ - .- ' 5 3 S E N I 0 R S HOLTON, DONALD HARDMAN u'Danny,'. College. Titusville. Fla HOLTON, WILMA LOUISE. "Billie" Commercial. Miami, Florida. Se- nior Girls 4. , HOLTZENDORF, AL. "Al". General Waycross, Georgia. IIOWARD, MARY .lUNE. "Punky" College. Waycross, Georgia. Senior Girls 4. l-IUMBERSTON, E L L E N J A N E. "Torchy". General. Miami, Florida. IIURLBERT, BETTY JANE. "Jay", General. Senior Girls, Club, Senior Girls, Jubilee 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, Senior Chorus 4, Majorette. HUTCHINSON, LOUISE WILLIAMS. "Hut,'. College. Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tiger's Claw 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Girl Reserves 2, F.L.S. 3, 4, Vice-President Girl Re- serves 2, F.L.S. Reporter 4, Sopho- more Girls' Club, Junior Girls, Club Reporter 3, Vice-President Senior Girls' Club, Junior Senior Prom Com- mittee 3, A.W.V.S. 2, Oracle Busi- ness Staff 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Treasurer Las Estrellitas 3, Red Cross Club 3, 4, Vice-President Red Cross Club, President Red Cross Club, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ju- nior Chorus 3, Student Director Se- nior Girlsl Jubilee 4, Talent Night 3, 4, G.A.A. 2. INGRAM, MERCEDES. "Merce". Col- lege. Plant City, Florida. Vice-Presi- dent Sophomore Girls' Club 2, Presi- dent Sophomore Girls' Club, Secre- tary Red Cross Club 2, Secretary Se- nior Girls' Club, Vice-President Ju- nior Girls' Club, Chaplain F.L.S. 3, Sponsor Lee-Jackson Thanksgiving Game 4, Mascot Old Timers' Club 4, Winner Junior Girls' Popularity Con- test 3, 4, Sponsor R.O.T.C. Company 2, Girl Reserve 2, Spanish Club 2, G.A.A. 2, F.L.S. 3, 4, Talent Night 2, 3, 4, Class Night 3, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Tigers Claw 2. 3. 4, Oracle Business Staff 2, 3, Oracle Editorial Staff 3, 4, H. R. Representative Or- acle 2. 3, H. R. Tigers Claw Repre- sentative 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Junior Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Christ- mas Cantata 3, Christmas Pageant 3, Feature Editor Oracle 4. JUNE JARRELL, FRANCIS MARION. "Spar- liy". General. Hi-Y Club, Baby Ti- gers 3. JENKINS. DRUCELLA BELL. "Dru". General. San Antonio, Texas. G..'X.:X. 4, Senior Girls' Club. JOHNSON. HUGH XERNON. "Hot Corner". College. Secretary J Club, St'l'gt'lllll-HI-AI'lllS Gamma Hi-Y 4, J Club 2. 3, 4, Senior Fellows' Club, Gamma Hi-Y 4, Baseball Manager 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Baby Tigers' Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. .I O H N S O N. MARGARET ELSIE. "Duck." College. Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Tiger's Claw 2, 3. 4, Exchange Editor Tiger's Claw 3. 4, Editorial Editor Tiger's Claw 4, Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club Sec- retary, Senior Girls' Club, Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Reporter 3, Spanish Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Girl Re- serves 2, F.L.S. Reporter 3, F.L.S. Vice-President 4, F.L.S. President 4, Junior Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Chairman of Decoration Committee -v :fa vs '. or ' M15 ,. Rt Ne J' 'NE ss -Q 1 Y X me . ,Q Q5 Xu W. . QT, , . , ff " zweilk ffl .3 5' ' --" ' -is - 2 ' fSw""" " t.-of .af -. .Q . 1' is Nw ' ' 'x 'R' 'ax . V ,rr X . as? 1 Q,g,.Q,g, xx A ry rd, be mg, hx Junior-Senior Prom 3, F.L.S. Tea 3, fy' Talent Night 4, Christmas Pageant 3, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, Senior Girls' in gp s Jubilee Student Director 4. JOHNSON, BOBBY. "Cowbov". Gen- F' eral. - JOIN E R , DOROTHY PAULINE. "Red" General. Colquitt, Georgia. JONES, DOROTHY ANNETTE. "An- nie Wannie". General. Treasurer Home Room 3, Oracle Representa- tive 4, Chaplain Home Room 2, Se- nior Girls' Club 4, Sophomore Girls' Club 2, Tri Hi-Y 2, Sponsor Lee- Jackson Game 3, Senior Girls' Jubi- lee 4, Class Night 4, Posture Club 2, Oracle Staff 4, Usher at Talent Night 4, Oracle Beauty Contest 4: Nlascot. Senior Fellows' Club 4. JONES, NANCY ROBERTA, "Davy". College. Senior Girls' Club. lf' " f' .3 in ' 2. 52.3- v 5, X gg , in 5,5 . W, . re- rev A X Q M " 'ft N f. ,QQ xv h 1 . we X! Akiv- -jf'-Sr .Na ' .5-l M . ,V fa -ff S. S E N I 0 Il S JONES, THELMA LOUISE. "Jonsey". Gvrnfral. Senior Girls' Club, Captain Gym Team 3. JOYCE, ELIZABETH IRENE. "Betty". General. Sophomore Girls 2, G.A.A. 2, Junior Girls 3, Senior Girls 4, Pepperettes 2. 3, 4. KEELER, JEANNE. "Jeannie". Com- mercial. Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Christmas Cantata 4, Thanksgiving Program 4. KELLY, MILLIE LACELIA. "Petunia", Commercial. Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Senior Girls 4, Pepperettes 3. 4, Ti- ger's Claw Representative 2, Home Room Representative 3. KEYS, ELIZABETH ODELLE. "Dell". Commercial. Sophomore Girls' Club: Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girls' Glee, Junior Chorus 3, Sophomore Chorus 2, Christmas Can- tata 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Vesper Service 3, Thanksgiving Program 4. KRAUSE, SHIRLEY MAE. "Little Girl". College. Grand Rapids, Mich- igan. F.L.S. 3, 4, Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Sophomore Chorus 2, Girls' Glee 3, Senior Chorus 4, Christmas Pageant 2, 3. 4, Baccalaureate 3, 4, Com- mencement 3. - LANGSTON.EDITH EILEEN. "Leon", College. Sebring, Florida. Sopho- more Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Reserves 2, F.L.S. 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4. LANIER, BETTIE JEANNE. "B, J." College. Garfield, Georgia. President F.L.S. 3, Vice-President Sophomore Girls' Club, Treasurer Junior Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4, Baccalaureate 2, 3, 4, F.L.S. 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4, Talent Night 2, 3, Sophomore Girls' Tea 2, 4, Chaplain Home Room 3, 4, Posture Club 2, Red Cross Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Senior Girls' Jubilee 3. 4, Christ- mas Pageant 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Debaters' Club 4, Senior Girls' Club, Oracle 4. J U N E LANNEAU, BARBARA ANN. HSI. John". Commercial. Tampa, Florida. Sophomore Girls' Club Treasurerg Junior Girls, Club Vice-Presidentg Ju- nior Girls' Club President, Senior Girls' Club Treasurerg F.L.S. Treas- urer 3g F.L.S. Secretary 4, Sponsor Jackson-Lee Thanksgiving Game 3g G.A.A. 2g Christmas Pageant 3g Girls' Glee Club 33 Baccalaureate 3g Talent Night 2, 3, 4g Senior Girls' .Jubilee 3, 4, Chairman Junior-Se- nior Prom Committee 3g F.L.S. Tea 3g Sophomore Girls' Tea 2, 4: Christ- mas Cantata 3. LAWHON, LORIENA W. 44Little Bit". General. Tallahassee, Florida. Se- nior Chorus 4g Baccalaureate 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Tiger's Claw 4: Senior Girls' Clubg Globe Trotte1"s Club 4. LEWIS. EDWINA ORMA. "Eddi'e". Commercial. Willow River. Minne- sota. LEWIS. GEORGE. General. St. Louis. Missouri. LIYINGSTON, RONALD. "Ronnie". Commercial. Perryopolis, Pennsyl- vania. Senior Fellows' Clubg Thanks- giving Programg Christmas Cantata, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Assistant Head Cheerleader 4. LORD, EVA LOL. "Runt". General. Cordele, Georgia. Senior Girls' Club. LUCAS, NORMA NELL. "Lookie". General. Quitman, Georgia. Senior Girls' Clubg Senior Girls' Jubilee. MCALLISTER, ROSALIE GERTRUDE. NRokie'l. Commercial. Terre Haute, Indiana. Girl Reserves 23 Junior Chorus 2, 45 Christmas Cantata 2, 4g Thanksgiving Program 2, 4g Pop Con- cert 2g Home Room Representative 35 Senior Girls' Clubg Usher at Bac- calaureate 3g National Honor So- ciety 3g Sophomore Chorus 2. , t ,.t -aa.-.f,,. . ,-f2f,,f'fW .,, I I me 4 Ms.. . , -4' peg 90' E Q5 3 v ft, X ' ', - V ry S 5 Y 11 A N -A asa Y-. v . :wil 1 I fb A Min .ff ,,..,, ,mfr . .1 ? , fy ,Q Y W xl! sa , ,.',W, - . ' ,era-iw f an " I we , .. ,,,,, ,. 2 , Goff 'ff I ,f "M ' A -lily? -. 3I'I.d,4"9:' ,M f"' ' .' - at f 2 f .,.W , . ' 1' f li 551- J ' , wwf 5. f M f If 69, f 1,7 ,, 51156 Q I ff 4 of - , gs , ,. M ' - lvl! ,I- SENIORS MCCALL, LILLIE DEAN. "Twin", General. G,A.A. 25 Sophomore Girls' Club 2g Girl Reserve 23 Pepperettes 33 Senior Girls, Club 4. XICCALL. DONA LOISELL. "Peeps". Commercial. Mayo, Florida. MCCULLOUGH, C L A R E N C E A L- FORD. "MeCullough." General. R, O. T. C. 3, Senior Fellows' Club 4g Baby Tiger's Football 3. MCCURDY, ALVA GRACE. 'LMac". General. Senior Girls' Club. MQLEAN. ERNEST ROBERTS. "Scot- ty". General. Mannville. Florida. MANN. CARROLL WESLY. General. MARGOL, BENNIE. "Rookie", Col- lege. MARTIN. MARY CHARLOTTE. "Du- gar". General. Senior Girls' Club 43 Pepperettes 3. 4: Girls' Glee 31 JUNE MARTIN, MARY LOUISE. '4Mary Lou". Salisbury, Maryland. Senior Girls' 4, Globe Trotters 4, Red Cross Club 4, Talent Night 4, Federal llnionists 4. VIARTIN, ROBERT THOMAS. "lVIouth". General. Tampa, Florida. Senior Fellows' Club 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3, R.O.T.C. Officers' Club 3. NIARSHALL, LAURA JEAN. f'Jean- nie". General. Home Room Repre- sentative 2, 3, Home Room Chaplain 2, 3, Oracle Representative 2, 3, Mascot Alpha Hi-Y 4, Sophomore Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Sophomore Chorus 2: .lunior Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Cho- rus 4, Posture Club 2, Christmas Cantata 3, 4, Pop Concert 2, 3, 4, P.T.A. Program 2, 3, Baccalau- reate 4. NIATTHEWS, DOROTHY ANN. "Dot- tie". College. Valdosta, Georgia. Editor-in-Chief Oracle 4, Circulation Manager Oracle 3, Advertising Staff Oracle 2, President Dramatic Club 4, Treasurer Dramatic Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, 'I'iger's Claw News Editor 4, Tiger's Claw Staff 3, Se- nior Girls' Club 4, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Student Director Senior Girls' .lubilee, Dramatic Club 3, Dramatic Club Play 3, Posture Club 2, Vice- President Red Cross Club 4, Red Cross Club 4, Debaters' Club 4, S. L. F. 4, Home Room Representative 4, Senior Play 3, Secretary-Treas urer Home Room 4, Vice-President Home Room 3, War Fund Speeches, Student Director Dramatic Club Play, Senior Class Night. WEEKS. IRIS REBECCA. "Ike", Gen- eral. Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girls' Glee Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Pepperettes 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 4, Christmas Pag- eant 4. NIICIIAEL, JIMMIE CALVIN. "Har- court", General. Sylvania, Georgia. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary Band 4, Baby Tigers. NIIDDLETON, GLADYS ESTELLE. "Shorty", l,'on1merr'fr1l. Senior Girls' Club. ll I N TO N, JO Y C E ELIZABETH. "Boots", Commercial. Sophomore Girls, Sophomore Chorus, Posture Club 2, Girl Reserves 2, Junior Girls, Junior Chorus, Pepperettes Globe Trotters, Senior Girls. 5' Sei . 'w?'..-1,-., - 1 .fs w lf i-N' er - 3' fr- ws, 'S Q X Q fob? P I X '- 2-.'.. K Pi -' -I 1: A Q T we 1 1 , 2 .4. .. . . .X ,I sa 4. 1 'fv sl '33 1. 2 'ff ,K we F 493450, Q Aff 5 T53 1 'fwft' -' I f 2 f 1 , I .-NS. .fax " QTY' sg? if - ss an at N XXX X R t , a X ,fir as ' "1 -.. if gk . W' at fl' yeas, W F- .K .IX f ' ,raw , fi- .9 ., v . ig x f f.- W' ' ,..,' 4 K , 1 ,if-f,'.i,,.fg,,' ,fwf- NQIP' WM' SENI0llS MILES, THELMA ALICE. "One-Way". General. Savannah, Georgia. Re- porter G.A.A. 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Se- nior Girls' Club 4, Girl Reserves 2. MIZELLE, BETTY CATHERINE. Gen- eral. Sophomore Girls' Club 2, .lu- nior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club 4, Senior Chorus 4, Christmas Can- tata 2, 3, 4, Commencement 3, 4, Mascot Beta Hi-Y 4, Cheerleader 4, Pepperettes 2, 3, Senior Prom 3, 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 3, 4, Sophomore Tea 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Pos- ture Club 2, Secretary Home Room 3, Vice-President Home Room 2, Pop Concert 2, 3. MOE, CATHERINE MARIE. "Brownie Moe". College. Senior Chorus 2, 3. 4, Spanish Club 2, Secretary Spanish Club 3, Vice-President Spanish Club 4, Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Se- nior Girls' Jubilee 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Secretary G.A.A. 4. MONIES, GLORIA JUNE. "Glory". General. Talent Club, Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee, Talent Night. MOORE, LOUISE. "Woowoo". Gen- eral. Sophomore Girls' Club 3, Ju- nior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Club 4, Reporter Globe Trotters Club 4, Pepperettes 3. MORROW, MARY JO. "Little Girl". General. Junior Chorus 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4, Senior Girls' Club 4. MUSLEH. LAURELLE JUNE. "Yip- pee". Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer Spanish Club 4, Vice-President Spanish Club 4, Oracle Editorial Staff 3, 4, Photographic Editor Or- acle 4, Oracle Representative 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate 3, Girl Reserves 2, F.L.S. 4, Home Room Representa- tive 3, Home Room Treasurer 3, Sophomore Girls, Junior Girls, Se- nior Girls, G.A.A. 2, Globe Trotters 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, His- torian Red Cross 4, Chaplain Na- tional Society 4, Student Federalists 4, Dramatic Club 4, Talent Night 4, Senior Class Night. NELSON. NANCY NORRIS. "Red", Commercial. Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls Club, Red Cross Club. -t J U N E 'W We OWENS, MARY FRANCES. "Fran". M College. Birmingham, Alabama. Soph- 67. omore Girls' Club, Chaplain Girl Re- serves 2, Junior Girls' Club, F.L.S. Secretary, Red Cross Club, Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee 3, .- 1 'W Talent Night 3, 4, F.L.S. f-M1 PARKS ESTELLE LOUISE. -,Fuzz '1 iiii, ' , Y - , , General. Senior Girls' Club 4, Globe Trotters 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, v-M:-' .V Who's Who 4, Oracle Beauty Con- test 4. ff nie' er ll f f' ft' K YW " r E , MM ar W' PATTERSON, HAZEL LORRAINE. "Pat", Commercial. Senior Girls' Club. PEACE. ANNIA JO. "A.J." College. Piedmont. Alabama. Yice-President Home Room 4, Senior Girls' Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Red Cross Club 3, Pepperettes 2. 3, Posture Club 2. PEARSON, PEGGY JOAN. "Peg". Commercial. Senior Girls' Club. PEDERSON, ALFRED J. "Pete", Commercial. Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Treas- urer Alpha Hi-Y 4, Senior Girls' .lua bilee 3, Class Night 2, 3, Senior Play 2, 3, Talent Night 2, 3, Old Timers' Vaudeville Show 3, R. O. T. C. 2, 3. P E E B L E S , JACQUELINE JEAN. ' W "Jackie". General. Thomasville, '--"':-' C .,. , ri my Georgia. Senior Girls' Club, Senior 4 fe f 4. ' Girls' Jubilee, Teen Town 4, S.L.F. ,ZLL 4, Dramatic Club 4, lEntered Senior ' ' Yeart. f --, f , "C ff ef, 1 PERRY, ROBERT HILL. ' c'Ant Hill". General. D.C.T. 3, 4, Vice-President. ' S E N I 0 R S PETYNIA, ELIZABETH ANN. "Pe- tunia". Commercial. Tampa, Flor- ida. National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Span- ish Club 3, President Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. 3, Reporter Debaters' Club 4, Senior Girls' Club, Baccalau- reate 2. PFEIFFER, CHARLES J., JR. "Cat- fish". General. Abbeville, South Carolina. R. O. T. C. 2, Officer R. O. T. C. 3, Senior Fellows' Club 4, Chaplain Hi-Y 3, President Hi-Y 4, Baby Tigers 3, Varsity Football 4, Track 4 PHARR, GEORGE MARVIN. "Short Stuff". General. J Club, Old Ti- mers, Senior Fellows' Club, Beta Hi-Y, R. O. T. C. P I N Z E R, MILDRED ELIZABETH. "Pin", General. Orlando, Florida. Senior Girls' Club. POE, LESLIE RALPH. "Poe". Col- lege. Hi-Y 3, 4, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Baby Tigers' Football 4, Baby Tigers' Basketball 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Senior Fellows' Club 4, J- Club 4. PORTNOY, MIRIAM M. "Mickey". College. Secretary N.F.L. 4, Spanish Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Good Posture 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Oracle Editorial Staff 2, N.F.L. 3, 4, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girls' Glee 2, Class Night 2, 3, 4, Commencement 2, 3, 4, Talent Night 3, Debaters' Club 3, 4. POTTS, .IOHN THOMAS, JR. "Jack". College. Senior Fellows' Club 4, Sergeant R.O.T.C. 3, Ist Lieutenant R.O.T.C. 3, Vice-President Senior Fellows' Club 4, Winner R.O.T.C. Examination 3. PRICE. CLIFFORD EDGAR. General. Baby Tigers' Football. JUNE QUAVE. PAT. "Squash". Commer- cial. Los Angeles, California. Pep- perettesg Senior Girls' Club. RACKLEY, NELL VIRGINIA. "Gin- ny", General. Thanksgiving Pro- gram 3, 4, Christmas Cantatag Junior Chorus 33 Girls' Glee Club 4, Senior Girls' Club. RA MSEY. CORN ELI A CAROLINE. "Squeaky", General. Columbus. Georgia. Sophomore Girls' Club 2g Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 3g Red Cross Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubi- lee 4. REDMOND, EILEEN RITA. "Skeet- er". General. Daytona Beach, Flor- ida. Sophomore Girls' Club 25 Junior Girls' Club 3g Senior Girls' Club 4, G.A.A. 3. REGISTER, EMILY MacGOWAN. "Teets". General. Merryville, Loui- siana. Sophomore Girls' Tea 2g Se- nior Girls' Club 43 Senior Girls' Ju- bilee 4g Oracle Advertising Staff 25 Posture Club 2g Tigers' Claw Re- porter 2, 3g Oracle Editorial Staff 43 U.S.O. 45 Treasurer Home Room 3, Chaplain Home Room 25 Usher at June Commencement 33 Class Night 43 Usher at Talent Night 4g Staging for Jubilee 4g Vesper Service 4g Ju- nior Girls' Club 3, Junior Chorus 4g Home Room Representative 2. REVELS, ERNEST W. "Rip". Gen- eral. Waycross, Georgia. Mascot Sophomore ,Girls' Club 2, Sponsor Lee-Jackson Game 3, Hi-Y 2, 4, R.O.T.C. 2, 3g Senior Fellowsg J Club 4, Baby Tiger Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Who's Who, Junior Girls' Popularity Contest. RHOADS, ANNA THERESA. "An- nie". College. Cocoa, Florida. ROBERTS, EDNA MAE. "Mable". General. G.A.A. 2. 3g Senior Girls' Club 4. -1 ss rs-. VW, W. wiv' ,M " ' 'Z' Ms' WW J ' . cf, -fm' I . , .V V, 'af' S E N I 0 R S ROBERTS, MILDRED LOUISE. "Mil- lie", General. Lake City, Florida. Sophomore Chorus 2, Pepperettes 2, Tri Hi-Y 23 Vesper 2, Junior Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 45 Thanksgiving Program 4g Christmas Cantata 4g Se- nior Girls' Club. ROSIER, HOPE RUTH. f'Pug". Gen- eral. Pepperettes 3, 45 Senior Girls' Club. SANFORD, FANNY JARVIS. "Moon- beam". College. Crowder, Okla. Sophomore Girls' Club 2g Junior Girls' Club 3g Senior Girls' Club 4, Dramatic Club 43 Girl Reserves 2g F.L.S. 3, 4, G.A.A. 2g Senior Chorus 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4g Bac- calaureate 3, 4g Christmas Pageant 3, 4, Class Night 4, Talent Night 2, 3, 43 Senior Girls' Jubilee 4g Junior Chorus 2, P.T.A. Programs 3, 4, Sophomore Tea 2, 4g Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. SAPP. CECELIA MAY. "Butch". Commercial. Senior Girls' Club. SCARBOROUGH, GLYNDA GRETEL. "Tootsie", General. National Honor Societyg Home Room Representativeg Senior Girls' Clubg Good Posture Club. SCHEER, NORMA NELL. "Chubby". Commercial. Paducah, Kentucky. Senior Girls' Club. SCHONDELMAIER, R E N E E J U - LIETTE. "Stinky". Commercial. Tallahassee, Florida. Sophomore Girls' Club 2, Junior Girls' Club 3, Senior Girls' Club 4g Spanish Club 25 Pepperettes 3g Oracle Staff 4, Red Cross Club 3, Dean's Office 2, 4, Girls' Glee 2, 3, Junior Chorus 4, Baccalaureate 2, 4, Vesper Services 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, JEANETTE FAE. "Scottie". General. Crescent City, Florida. D.C.'I'. 4g Chaplain. J U N E SEYFERT, ELEANOR ROSEMARIE. "Butch". General. Aue, Germany. G.A.A.4. S H A R P, LILLIAN BEATRICE. "Clem". Commercial. Las Estrel- litas, Senior Chorus, Senior Girls' Club, F.L.S., Globe Trotters' Secre- tary, Baccalaureate 3, 4, Vesper Services 2, 3, Junior Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Senior Chorus 4, Com- mencement, Talent Night 4, Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3, 4, Christmas Can- tata, Pop Concert, Oracle Staff Ty- pist, Tea for Low Sophomores 32 Home Room Representative. SIKES, DORIS. "Dot". General. Se- nior Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club: Pepperettes. SILAS, DAVID EARLE. "Stienmetz". College. Melbourne, Florida. Bac- calaureate 3. 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Stu- dent Federalists 4, Library Council 4: Oracle Business Staff 4, Tiger's Claw 4, Chaplain Dramatics Club 4, Lhaplain of National Honor Society 4, Treasurer Library Council 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms of National Honor So- ciety 3. SIMPSON, GLORIA GERALDINE. "Jerry". Commercial. Darling, South Carolina. Senior Girls' Club 4, Se- nior Girls' Jubilee 4, Girls' Glee Club. SMITH. XIILDRED EVELYN. "Milly". Commercial. National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Globe Trotters 4. SMITH, MILDRED LORINE. "Mimi". General. Gainesville, Florida. Se- nior Girls' Club, F.L.S. 4, Globe Trotters 4, Sophomore Girls' Club. SPEIGLER, MARGIE. "Marge". Gen- eral. mf , f 1 V . aa , A ' ' Z 0 . ' A ' W r.r f wi' iff!! ,,. i W f"' . , . t ..,,.ii.gW ' ,sale--,I-'f'f' l - " - wal . , Q '1.:-.Eliza A 1 ,ffl .V . f .,.., Z ' Z . W" i f me ' gi M- 'ff 1 X M. 'ef ' f ,M Zgyf 1 -e't . ., ff! ' M' ' " , -,,., z 7, , Cay 53,6 , 1 5 ' ' ' . 5, 'Y , 2 1 0 .5 ' iam .. . - . S E N I 0 R S STAPLETON, LUCY FRANCES. 'cLu". College. Dothan, Alabama. Chaplain Red Cross Club 3, Sopho- more Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Red Cross Club 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff 4, Oracle Rep- resentative 2, 4, Sophomore Girls' Tea, Usher at Class Night 3, Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3, Editor Clubs and Organizations, Oracle 4. STERLING, S. LEONORA. "Butch". Commercial. Doctor's Inlet, Florida. Senior Girls' Club, Band 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Jubi- lee 4. STOVALL, GERALDINE E. "Jerry", Commercial. El Circulo Pan Amer- icano. SPAULDING, HENRY W A L T E R . "Buddy". General. Senior Fellows' Club, J Club. STINSON, WILLIAM MAYO. "Red". General. Dublin, Georgia. Senior Fellows' Club. SUNDBERG, RICHARD A R E L D. "Moon", General. D.C.T. 3. 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms, R.O.T.C. 2, Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Senior Fellows 4. TAILOR. ERMICE ADA. "Gus". General. Fort Pierce, Florida. D.C.T. TAYLOR, LOIS VIRGINIA. "Jinny". Commercial. St. Augustine, Florida. National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 2. 3: Globe Trotters 4, JUNE THOMAS, SHIRLEY ANITA. "Imp", General. National Honor Society 4, Sponsor R.O.T.C. 3, G.A.A. 2, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girls' Reserve 4, Bowling Club 4, Pepper- ettes 2, 4, Sophomore Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Chorus 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4, Baccalau- reate 3, 4. THOMPSON. LILLIAN JANE. "Lil". Commercial. Spanish El Circulo Pan Americano, National Honor Society. THOMPSON. BILLIE IRENE. "Bi1l". Com ni crcial. THURMAN, ELINOR JACQUELINE. "Ditty". Gv11.c1'al. Band, Orchestra. T H U R M A N , BILLY GENTRY. "Trickle". College. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, Senior Fellows' Club, President Se- nior Fellows' Club, J Club 3, 4, Dra- matic Club 3, Chaplain Dramatic Club 3, Treasurer J Club 4, Stage Manager 2, 3, Senior Chorus 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Oracle Business Staff 2, 3, Whos Who 4. TILLMAN, CURTIS VAN. "Orator". College. Corresponding Secretary De- baters' Society 2, Reporter Debaters' Society, President Debaters' Society 4, Treasurer Science Club 3, Secre- tary Science Club 4, Red Cross Club 4, Beta Hi-Y 4, Sergeant R.O.T.C. 3, Dramatic Club 4, National Foren- sic League 3, 4, Treasurer Senior Fellows' Club, War Fund Speeches. TISON, CAROL. "lNluscles". General. Yamassee. South Carolina. Senior Girls' Club, Pepperettes. TREDINNICK. FRANCES LOUISE. "Fra n ny". Corn merrilll. I... . . Q., Ss X ,,,..i., W A at i .,ei j "". ,lfg 1,- ' ., ,, -fa SENl0BS TRITT. MILLICENT CAROL. "lVIissy". Celreral. Miami, Florida. G.A.A., i Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls Club, Senior Girls' Club, Tiger's 5 Claw. ' TUTEN. RUTH ELIZABETH. "Tutie". Commercial. Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Girl Reserves 4, Red Cross 3, Pepperettes 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls' Ju- bilee 3, 4, Sophomore Girls' Tea 2, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Span- ish Club 2, G.A.A. 4, Thanksgiving Program 2, Posture Club 2, Oracle Staff 4. 3 'Wx' 'U' ,,.,,s 'en X S ,A A S . A, N 'Nh-ff 'W 3 I . i ' --.. .,. he 2. ,,'-' ,..-- -. ---. 5 t Sf il' Lia. MQ ' A gym' ti: We Vlofi fx" .- 57084 " 1 . 'Y' .. ., f- 'T mi was v ' ,.,s,....... ,. . ' 1 W, M ,. I My f ya, l . ,,., W gg, V. . I. . 5 I, .1 ' " 15? jtif, '2' K' 3 ' y W, , j7':'7'ww eq C .1 . V "eg, W' it - 4,35 22 ji., -Lf' -- . . . f. ' J ,gs s ' , , ,.., . .. A ,,.. . av as ff' e Af., rr " ' Lf my wwf: ge we iii i ' li I ,g , , N- " 1 f .. , 545 wi' M '?i.:.:f v an 4 ' ,W N A A?" 'Wir' , ' .l"""-Et" AM V V . f..a.fi.y,-f4.f,ff, rf-.iff f . c ,ff " i ..-mmffzf.-fatcfefzr aa, R- wt. , . Y iw' ' . 342 . 440' f . 1 MP' ' W , ,f 'Mo' Q4 . K 7 My- ' .yy iz-f:,.Q,..1 f , I 1 1 -.qw-'11 , - ,j44Z J - if VAN LANDINGHAM. DORIS LOU- ISE. "Van". General. Lakeland, Florida. VON DOHLEN, ELIZABETH. "Lizzie . College. Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club, Glee Club. WAGER, JACK. "Jackson". College. R.O.T.C. Officer 3, Hi-Y Gamma 4, Class Night 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Senior Girls' Club Jubilee 4, Tiger's Claw Circulation Manager 4, Tiger's Claw Managing Editor 4, Senior Fel- lows, Senior Play. WAINWRIGHT, ELEANOR R A E. "Pumpkin". College. Senior Girls' Club 4. WEBB. BETTY JO. "Grand1na". Com- mercial. Christmas Pageant 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 3, 4, Thanksgiving Program 3, Pop Concert 3, Talent Night 3, Class Night 3, Commence- ment 3. WEEKS. DOROTHY ESTELLE. "Stel". Cenernl. JUNE WELLS, MAXINE ARVIL. "Mac", General. Kingsland, Georgia. Senior Girls' Club 4. WEISS, NATHAN. L'Natie". General. New York, New York. WHITE, COBY RUSSELL. "Rusty". General. Flagler Beach. Florida. WHITTINGTON. JANIE RAE. "Red". Commercial. G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Senior Girls' Club 4. WIGGINS. LILLIAN DREW. "Lilly". General. WIGGINS, OTIS KLOSKY. "Bulldog", General. Old Timers 2, 3, 43 Senior Fellows 43 J Club 43 Baby Tigers' Football 33 Varsity Football 43 Junior 'Basketball 3. WIGGINS, RALPH EDWARD. 'IEd". College. Library Assistant3 Library Council3 Student Federalist. BELL, AILEEN ELIZABETH. "Liz". General. Senior Girls 43 Cheerleader 2. 33 Junior Girls 33 Sophomore Girls 23 Captain Gym 2, 3. 7 . W 3-, AC 4,41 lk? if X Q25 r lr. . i 5.5, 5 5211 1 Q f fs W-of 9--, X Gif?-' 'Kr at V - .M ' 'M ,, . W. fe ' il. - , ' ff ' 5 ,pf f fff ft ff if A f 4 ' . M , 1 ,ff 7 ' ,xt . 22'-fe 53- 5 , -' f .7 haf- f 5 5 ,, ., V, tyfym ,tt f f, Y If 55, gf"",,,,, fp If 4 ilgff I af. S E N I 0 R S WILKINSON, CLARK HARRY, JR. "Junie". General. Alpha Hi-Y 3. 43 J. Club 3, 43 Senior Fellows' Club3 Hi-Y Ballet 33 Hi-Y Bond Rally 33 R.O.T.C. 2, 33 Senior Girls' Jubilee 33 Class Night 2, 33 Senior Play 2, 33 Talent Night 33 Christmas Cantata 33 Christmas Pageant 33 Thanksgiv- ing Program 33 Old Timers' Vaude- ville Show 33 Dramatic Club 33 Ju- nior-Senior Prom Committee 33 Who's Who 4. WILKINSON, CAROLYN. "Willy". General. Senior Girls' Club. VVILMOT, NELLE FRANCES. "Candy". General. Senior Girls' Club3 Talent Night 3, 43 Senior Girls' .Jubilee 2, 33 Old Timers' Vaudeville 33 Sponsor Lee-Jackson Game 4. WILLIAMS, SYLVIA JOYCE. ".law". College. Sophomore Girls' Club 2, Chaplain3 Oracle Staff 2, 33 Tiger's Claw Staff 3, 4g Club Editor 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Senior Chorus 3, 43 F. L. S. 3, 43 Secretary Girls' Reserves 2g Junior A.W.V.S. 23 G.A.A. 23 Tea for Low Sophomores 3, 43 .lunior Girls' Club 33 President Las Estrel- litas 3g Senior Girls' Jubilee 3, 43 Chaplain Senior Girls' Club3 Bacca- laureate 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Club 43 Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 43 Mascot Gamma Hi-Y 4g Dramatic Club, 43 Prom Committee 33 National Thes- pian League 43 Oracle Staff 4. WILLIS, DOROTHY FRANCES. "Dot". Commercial. Sarasota, Flor- ida. Oracle Representative 33 Home Room Representative 33 Globe Trot- ters' Club 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Dra- matics Club 43 Senior Girls' Club. WRIGHT, ADA MAE. "Butch". Corn- mercial. Senior Girls' Club 43 Senior Girls' Jubilee 43 Girls' Glee Club 4. WYNN, SARAH FRANCES. "Fran- nie". General. Greenwood, South Carolina. Drum Major 3, 43 Head Majorette 23 Senior Girls' Club 43 Senior Girls' Jubilee 43 Class Night 43 Oracle Staff 3, 43 Beauty Contest 3: Senior Girls' Talent Night 2, 43 Senior Girls' Talent Night Wiiitler 23 Junior Girls' Club 3: Sophomore Girls' Club 23 Posture Club 23 Ki- wanis Charity Game 2. 3, 43 Dean's Staff 4: Band Secretary 33 Pop Con- cert 23 Band Concert 3, 43 Talent Night Publicity Committee 43 Oracle Beauty Contest Committee 33 G.A.A. 23 Junior Girls' Popularity Contest winner 2. DYAL. LAURA JO. "Dead Eye". Com- mercial. Covington. Georgia. Senior Chorus 3. 4: Baccalaureate 2, 3. 43 Christmas Cantata 2. 3. -I: Coin- IIIPIICFIIICIII 3. 41 .lunior Girls' Club: lletl Cross Club -I3 Senior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Jubilee: Xt-spel' Selw- ice 3. 4. V ' TQ 3 iksix I x Y Q. X ,gm Y 'Nxt .K X X X st we 2 w 'WM N , xx X W, ,1 4 x. X , ,.,. . v X r NEESQFQ 1 1 , ,Nu X Q J 2:5152 'K N' J v J ' u I may QS X , Q- X 2, 33' u , S, W, . . e ,M ,y 5' xt 7 fi, T if-f-t iaEv31.:"Efu: JANUARY SENIOR 0FFICEIlS lilllillln-XS, ,JOSEPH FRANK. "Joe" College. President Senior Class, 4: Most Talented. Whos Who, 4, Art Club, 3. 4, Tigers Claw, 2. 3, 4, Art Editor, 3, 4, Dramatic Club. 3, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, R. O. T. C.. Cadet Captain, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, Class Night, 4. l,7llNC.'XN, NELLE. "Dimples." College. Tigers Key Band, Orches- tra, Junior Girls' Club, President, F. L. S., President and ViCe-Presi- dent, Senior Girls' Club, Vice-President, Senior Class, Vice-Presi- dent, Whos Who, 4, Youth Council, 3, 4, Treasurer, Senior Girls' Jubilee, Class Night, Oracle Business Staff. ADKINS, PANSY MARIE. 'SPan." Cornmercizzl. Secretary of Senior Class, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, President of National Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club, 3, Junior Girls' Club, 3, Chaplain, Senior Girls' Club, 4, Chaplain, Red Cross Club, 4, F. L. S., Pep- perettes, 3, Senior Girls, Jubilee, Tigers Claw, 2, Sophomore Chorus, 2, Junior Chorus, 2, Vesper Program, 2, Talent Night, Whos Who, Valedictorian of Senior Class, 4. GARCIA, JOE, JR. "Pancho.', General. Tampa, Florida. Senior Class, Sergeant-at-Arms, R. O. T. C., 3, Sergeant, Senior Fellows' Club, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sophomore Boys' Club, 2, Junior Boys' Club, 3, Red Cross Club, 4, Beta Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Tigers Claw Staff, 4, J Club, 4, Baby Tigers, Varsity Football, 4. GAY, ROBERT BURNS. "R-Gay." Crvlcrrll. Thomasville, Georglt Old Timers, 4, Baby Tigers, 3, Varsity Football, 4. BROWN, CHARLES MILTON. "Farmer," General. Beta Hi-Y, 3, Beta Hi-Y, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, J Club. 3, J Club, 4, Vice-P1'esi- dent, Senior Fellows, 4, President, Old Timers, 4, Treasurer of Senior Class, 4, Varsity Football, 4, Co-Captain. M RS. CA R R I E SWINIJIJE--SlJlll1SLlI J A N U A B Y ALTMAN, LOUISE. '-Chubby". Gen- eral. Senior Girls' Club. B A R B E E, WARING WALLACE. "Wally". College. Senior Fellows: Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: J Club: R.O.T.C. Lieutenant: Track 3: Baby Tigers. BEALL, ELLA MARGARET. "Mag- gie". College. Senior Girls' Club. B E L L A M Y , JANE ELIZABETH. "Janie", General. Senior Girls' Club 4: Senior Girls' Jubilee 4: Class Night: Christmas Pageant. BOMAN. HARRIETTE ELIZABETH. "Hessie". General. Senior Girls' Club: Sophomore Chorus: Junior Chorus: Pop Concert 3. BARKSON, IRENE GERALDINE. "Barkey". Commercial. Columbia, S. C. Sophomore Chorus 2: Junior Chorus 3: Girls' Glee Club 4: A. W. V. S. 3: Junior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Club: Christmas Cantata 3: Vesper Service 2: Christmas Pageant. BOWLES, JIJANITA RUTH. "Nita". Commercial. D.C.T.: Senior Girls' Club 4: Class Night: Christmas Pag- eant 4. BRINKLY, GLORIA JEAN. "Glorious Gloria". College. Senior Girls' Club 4: Senior Girls' Jubilee 4: Christmas Pageant 4, G.A.A. 2. 'Q-4 V - , :JAM ,Mi ,-.-,Mafia , 1,1323 '.j,',4-5 V ' - ' 'ffl 2 'fs , ,q:i:,..,A f "" ' X .. v., -w ww- Q' . ff' ' - ' f .. ,w,,,, . ,,., , ,., , . . . We aaiia. x ...- ....,, 4,53 I I ' "". X we Q, 0 5 1 , r X 2 x ff , eff ,. g,,,x--.'w .'::':ff any . fit? . ff u -:-:iw 4- - . .- '4 - a s -9- ..-fi, 141145 x .. f f Z ,W . f . 15314.24 , ' 'I'-,.'i.f,f '1- , ' ,qv Q fi ' in , of 5 C 1 ', -jkiw' 'JZ 1. f w if' 4 , W,, 1 41-lg , ff! 5 If 121. CQ., " 'Wi' . , ,J ,.' ' f' 'rf ff M f -. ' ' 7' 672'-fr -1 ' -,-' .f . -71-71511-5 . i, ff J. ,,,,f,,Z,, - 5- S. SENIOBS BRONSON, FRANCES MARIE. "Short Stuff". Commercial. Senior Girls' Club: Orchestra: Senior Girls' Jubi- lee: Christmas Pageant: Class Night. BROWNSTEIN, HARRY. "Stinky". General. New York, New York. BRYAN, MARISE EVELYN. "Mair- zy". General. Senior Girls' Club 4: Senior Girls' Jubilee: Christmas Pag- eant: Class Night: Who's Who: Sponsor Lee-Jackson Game, BUTLER, ELIZABETH JUNE. g'Dizzy". General. Sophomore Girls' Club: Se- nior Girls' Club: Senior Girls' Jubi- lee: Debaters' Club. CARTER, M. L., JR. "NIiteh". Gen- eral. Alachua, Florida. CLARDY. WENDELL EARL. "Hot- lip". General. I-Ii-Y 2: Old Timers 3: J Club 4: Senior Fellows 43 R. U, T. C. 2, 3: Sophomore Boys' Club 2: Baby Tigers 2. 3: Varsity Football 4: Junior Baseball 3: Track. COOK, CLARA IAIAGENE. "Jimmie". General. D.C.T.: Christmas Pageant. CUOIQ. IRIS ELLEN. "Cookie". Com- mereial. Senior Girls' 1 lub: Yesper Services 2, fl: Sopliomore Cliorus Z: Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Sxinioi Chorus 3, -1: Christmas Pageant: Christmas Cantata: Thanksgiving Progruin 2. 3: Senior Girls' Jubilee. J A N U A R Y CREWS, ARTHUR THERON. "Dong". General. Waycross, Georgia. Talent Night 4, R.O.T.C. Lieutenant, Junior Boys' Club 3, Senior Fellows' Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4. DAIVIPIER, HARLEY PAYGE. "Shiela". College. R.O.T.C. 2, 3, R.O.'l'.C. Of- ficers' Club 3. DEAL, JEAN ELIZABETH. "Deul". Commercial. Savannah, Georgia. Se- nior Girls' Club 4, Senior Girls' Jubi- lee 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Sopho- more Chorus 2, Junfor Chorus 3, Girls' Glee 4, Christmas Cantata 3, 4, Pepperettes 3, Pepperettes 4-, Cap- tain, Class Night. DINGLE, FRANKIE C. "Doodle". General. Senior Girls' Club Report- er, Senior Girls' Jubilee, Christmas Pageant, Who's Who, Orchestra Ci- tation, Junior Girls' Club. EASON, VIRGINIA ALICE. "Gennie". General. Adel, Georgia. Senior Girls' Club. ELLISON. NEWTON MUNSON. "Bud- dyn. General. Los Angeles, Califor- nia. Christmas Pageant, Class Night, Senior Fellows' Club 4, J Club 4, Assistant Librarian 3, R.O.T.C. 3, Sergeant, Football Manager 4. FRY, JACK LEANARD. "Jackson". College. Daytona Beach, Florida. Who's Who. GOFF, INEZ LUCY. "Butch". Gen- eral. Senior Girls' Club, Pepper- elles, G.A.A. " Y f C f 'fa 41 ..:-.,.f..-.if 1 V., S, f f' gf f f 'Zz' 'f , 2? - ' 7' ff ' ,ff ' Z7 -fs. ' ' .' 3 323-L ,. ' l .ia I it J S E N I 0 ll S G O O D WIN, EVELYN VIRGINIA. "Ginnie", College. Senior Girls' Club, Red Cross Club, Christmas Pageant. H A S TIN G S, ANGUS SESSIONS. "Gus". General. Old Timers' Club President, J Club 4, Chaplain, Senior Fellows' Club Secretary, Track, Se- nior Girls' Club Mascot, R.O.'I'.C. 2, 3, Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4, Baby Tigers, Varsity Football. H E R R I N, FRANCES LOU VON. "Cooter"., General. Fort Pierce, Flor- ida. National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President, Senior Girls' Club 4. HILTON, CAROL CLARK. "Cabby". General. National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Club, Class Night, Se- nior Girls' Jubilee, F.L.S., Christ- mas Pageant. IIILTON, LAURA LeSUEUR. 4'Su- sie". College. Dramatic Club 3, 4, Senior Girls' Club 4, F.L.S. 3, 4, Sophomore Girls' Club, Junior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Club Jubilee, Class Night, Christmas Pageant. H O W A R D , CHARLES HARVEY. "Chuck". Commercial. S p a n i s h Club 3, Treasurer, Track 3, Cheer- leader, R.O.T.C. 2, 3. - HURLSTON, JACK NATHANIEL. "Jackson". General. Huntington, W. Virginia, Track. JAMES, FRANK ll. "Franky". Gen- eral. JANUARY KALEEL, DOLORES. "Kaleel". Gen- eral. Senior Girls' Club 43 Sopho- more Chorus 23 Thanksgiving Pro- gram3 Christmas Pageant 23 Christ- mas Cantata 2g Senior Girls' Jubilee3 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. KELLY, ELSIE LOUISE. "Blue Eyes". General. Sanford, Florida. Senior Girls' Jubilee 43 Class Night3 Christ- mas Pageant 43 Senior Girls' Club3 Red Cl'OSS Club 4. KEITH. PEGGY RUTH. "Peg". Com- mercial. Junior Chorus 2, 3g Senior Girls' Club3 Christmas Pageant. KILBEE. BETTY LOU. "Kilbee". Gen- eral. Sophomore Girls' Clubg Junior Girls' Club3 Senior Girls' Clubg Span- ish Club 2. 33 Oracle Staff 33 Tiger's Claw 4: Commencement 43 Senior Girls' Jubile-e3 Christmas Pageant 43 Class Night. KING. NINA L. "Doc", General. Se- nior Girls' Club3 Sophomore Chorus3 Junior Girls' Club3 Sophomore Girls' Club. L E S LIE, JACQLELIN M A R I E. "Jackie", General. Senior Girls' Clubg Sophomore Chorusg Junior Girls' Club: Sophomore Girls' Club. LEYY. ALBERT. "Al", Commercial. D.C.T. LOCKERMAN, FRANCES CAROLYN. 6'Frankie". College. Macon. Georgia. Who's Who3 N.F.L. 4g Talent Night3 Class Night3 Tiger's Clawg Dramatic Club, Secretary and Vice-Presidentg Debater's Society 3, 4g Red Cross Club Presidentg Senior Girls' Club RCPOTIEFQ Library Council 4. P K 4 rf ' , V, .yr -ef, .44 1, ,gf f X 1 1 7 f so We 5' , f f 5? f f 9' J , , x J ww ug Y I ll ' be ' Q .'-.4 I OI , ,, I' ' w f if ,f he-C -ZW, "N, 1 4 ff ' Q SE., s i f . V ,.,, 1 ,I . W, 93. '54 Ja" ' -f2 .?.:'7' ' " :'E . 1 rj S E N I 0 B S LUEDERS. WILLIAM HERMAN. "Willie". General. Band 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 2, 3, 43 Commencement 2, 3. 43 Class Nightg Talent Night3 Senior Girls' Jubilee. MCCALL, JAMES K. "Whistler Jim- my". College. Senior Fellows' Club 43 Globe Trotters' President. MCCALLUM, BETTY JEAN. "B.J." College. Miami, Florida. Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Senior Girls' Club 43 Spanish Club 23 Red Cross Club 4, G.A.A. M c C A R T Y, CLARA LE BOCUF. "Doady". Commercial. Dramatic Club 2, 3g G.A.A. 43 Class Night 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Senior Girls' Club 4. lVIeCORMICK, MARGUERITE VIR- GINIA. "Reih". General. Thanks- giving Program3 Christmas Cantatag Junior Chorus 2, 3g Pepperettes 3. MARSHALL, MARGORIE FRANCES. "b'Ia1'gie". Commercial. Senior Girls' Club 43 Las Estrellitas 3g Girls' Glee Club 43 Senior Girls' Club Jubilee 43 Christmas Pageant 43 Thanksgiv- ing 33 Vesper Service 43 Christmas Cantata 4g Sophomore Chorus 23 Ju- nior Chorus 3. MATTSON, CATHERINE ELIZA- BETH, "Smiley". General. Senior Girls' Club 4. MIDDLETON. WILBUR MIDDLE- TON. g'Pewee". General. Baby Tigers 3g Commodores 4. JANUARY NIELTON, RONALD HAROLD. "Ron- nie," Lottie, Alabama. General. Old Timers, 4, Football, 4. MOORE, EMILY VIRGINA. "lVIoron." General. Senior Girls' Club, 4, Junior Girls' Club. 3, Sophomore Girls' Club, 2, Pepperettes, 2. NASH. SYBIL JUANITA. "Neda." Tampa. Florida. Commercial. Senior Girls' Club, 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 4: C. A. A., 3. NEIDLINGER. CARL CHRISTIAN. "Needle". College. Color Guard, June Graduation, 3, Christmas Pag- eant, 4, Who's Who, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Senior Fellow's Club, 4, Chaplin Beta Hi-Y, 4. OSTEEN. LUCILLE EVELYN. "Ocille." Commercial. Senior Girls' Club, 4, Home Room Representa- tive, 2, Tigers Claw, 2, 3, 4, Oracle Representative, 2. OWENS, LEONARD RAY. "Hot Lips." Atlanta, Georgia. General. Spanish Club. 4: Chaplain Spanish Club, 4, R. O. T. C.. Sgt., 2nd Lieut.. Ist Lieut.. 2, 3, 4. IT-XDGETT. SARAH EVELYN. "Pest" Walterboro. South Carolina. Com- mercial. Oracle Representative, 3. 4, Junior Girls' Club, 3, Junior Chorus. 3. IVXTTERSON. LESLIE A. "Pat.' Miami. Florida. General. s I T 6: we e Q. X F - ,, je 2 " . . 3 3? ,fm 1, -' af f 1 ' , 0. . . .- f.t- 5 .1-1.2 .. .. ' ' ' ' " 4 " f ' 1.51-63,5,za-.z'zg gag... f.f-:.'fl-if'- 4 . ' ' 3 Q 'R ' - , 4 5Qpy5','f...lf1Ig" " iii 'VZ J ' , v ' 4 , ' 5 1:2 25 , , 1 " 'Z iw... le ff . I - , "" . 1 A .,.. f ,. . , .,.. . 3 .f jf ,.:." 'e,,A! A ...jj-,.. , ,:'f-f,"7:-W' '-s-fi-:aa SENIOBS QIIAVE. LOIS MARIE. h'Quack. COIII.lIIl'l'CI.fll. Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee. RIDGE, MARGARET LOUISE. "Marge," General. Christmas Pag- eant, 4. ROBINSON, BETTY JEAN. "B. J." Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Commer- cial. Sophomore Girls, 2, Junior Girls, 3, Senior Girls, 4, Red Cross Club, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic, 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 4, Class Night, 4, Christmas Pageant, 4, Advertising Staff of Oracle, 4, Editorial Staff of Oracle, 3. f ROMAN, MARY GEORGIA. nCupid." Brevaid, North Carolina. Commer- cial. Sophomore Girls' Club, 2, Junior Red Cross Club, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club, 4, Tigers Claw Stall, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Junior Girls' Club. 3, Chorus, 2, 3, Junior A. W. V. S., 2, Business Staff and Manager of Oracle, 2, 4, Advertising Manager of Oracle, 3, Christmas Pageant. 4, Senior Girls' Club, 4, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 4, Class Night, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Squad Leader in Pepperettes, 4, Pop Concert, 3, Baccalaureate Services, 3, Vesper Services, 2, 3, Christmas Cantata, 2, 3, Who's Who, 4. Sl-IAHOOD, FIFI. "Fifi Dee." Detroit, Michigan. General. G. A. A., 2, Senior Girls' Club, 4, Christmas Can- tata. 2, 3, Sophomore Chorus, 2, Junior Chorus, 3. :'j' 3 " if 'fi' ' -, H 'Q' SHIMP, JR., EARL NEIL. "Neathead." ' 41 ' v' Deland, Florida. General. Spanish , "'i ,X Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Boys, 4. ' ,'- surru. 'ren ROBERT. --coffee 6 ' -, V Nerves." College. Band and Orches- f V tra. 2. 3. 4, Pop Concert, 3, Class v i' , Night. 4. S NIITIIERS, FRANCES ELIZABETH. h'Fran." College. National Honor Society. 3, 4, Red Cross Club, 4: Junior Girls' Club, 3, A. W. V. S., 2, Senior Girls' Club. 4, F. L. S.. 4, Baccalaureate, 3, Christmas Pageant, 2, 3, Senior Girls' Jubilee, 3, Junior Chorus, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club, 3, 4, eant, 4, Wh0's Who, 4, Senior Girls Jubilee, 4. Christmas Cantata, 2. 3, Pop Concert, 3, 4, Class Night, 4, Christmas Pag- JANUARY SPIVEY, CA ROLYN E LIZABETH. 'gPinky." General. Senior Girls' Club, 4. STRONG, .IACQUELYN ADWELL. a'Jackie." Commercial. Reporter for Co-op Club, 4, Sophomore Chorus, 2g .lunior Chorus, 3, Girls' Glee, 4, Pepperettes, 3, Tigers Claw, 2, 3, Tigers Claw Representative, 3, Oracle Representative, 3, Senior Girls' Club. 4-g Class Night, 4g Christmas Pageant, 4, Christmas Cantata, 33 Red Cross Representative, 3. TARIFA, HELEN J. 4'Gari." Com- mercial. Tampa, Florida. Sopho- more Chorus, 3: Junior Chorus. 45 Christmas Cantata. 4. THOMPSON. MELVIN COLUMBUS. "Preacher," College. Tract, 43 Football, 4. TLTTLE, FRANCIS LOUISE. Slim- mief, Mayport, Florida. Commer- cial. Senior Girls' Club, 4. VILLENEUVE, .IULIA SARAH. 'iIunior." Hollywood, Florida. Gen- eral. Sophomore Girls, Club, 25 Senior Girls, Club, 4g Senior Chorus, 3. 4, Vesper Services, 2. 3, 44 Com- mencement Exercises, 3. J CROSS. CATHERINE LOIS. "Fog- Hornf' Commercial. Junior Chorus 2, Senior Chorus 3, 4g Thanksgiving Program 2, 3, 4g Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate 2, 3, 4, Com- mencement 2, 3, 4g Senior Girls' Club, Senior Girls' Jubilee 4g G. A. A. 'WV M 5 J . ' I ,711 4 ,Q T , 5,1 :ei-1 'r WMV f . . .' Saw '11, ' . ,ff 3 VJ' . fi. 'f f4, 6rg.,,z.f, , .I ,,...,. , 'VQNX N. 'STS SENIDRS WEST, CARROLL CALAWAY. "Snoo- ltief' Corrzrrzerrial. Senior Fellows' Club, 43 Baby Tigers' Football, 33 Varsity Football, 4. WILLIAMS, EVERETTE. MCuestick." Lake City, Florida. General. Secre- tary of Old Timers, 3, 4g J Club President, 4g R. O. T. C., 2, 33 Charity Game, 4, Football, 43 Basket- ball, 3. 4g Baseball, 4g Baby Tigers, 3. WILLIAMS, MARIORIE DELETA. "Dee." General. Senior Girls' Club, 4-g Sophomore Chorus, 2g Junior Chorus. 33 Pepperettes. 2. WILSON, SAMUEL PASCO, JR. 4'Cis- co Kidf' General. Commodores, 3, 4. WOMACK, HUBERT ARCHER. i'Bert." General. R. O. T. C., 2, 3, Officers' Club, 3, Winner of Science Medal, 4. . -L WOHL, PEARL. "Pearly" Commzr ' cial. D. C. T. Club. 3, 4. UNE CLASS ADDENDA RITCHIE, BETTY LOU. "Blondie." Commercial. Washington. D. C. Girlsl Athletic Associationg Senior Girls' Club. X' Mi Ay gi' I iv Y w'i -lUNl0RS .af X '- - . Q f ,Y X . K XKEX MN A461 L 3 WUC' i , X "The ' , k sf f. Jimi c :lug 75 rn. 3 ' gg. -'Ffh :M lui' , fF3 HR, 4 inks f 'ik l P WK gal ' 1. .. G 'S 5 Q 'ir K ,XY , . A . ,, -G , '3.'J,3.3'2 w lg, ,V ,-5' zlfj, g, A--J. wg 4, si .RL as tj yi: 1 "Af Q XXV' -'-- E f .gi 5 , f A 1 x - 4- 1. WN. 4 . ? I, A W .' , I x Us !..,. ,fgv L ef gf 2' - vvf I fa.. , T if '52 W '- M! in l 3 fy f ' 51 yxfifi 5 ,W in 5 5 HONIIC ROOM 1221-llrs. ,lIcCuslriIl-Silting: Cordray. Second Row: Scarborough, Moyer, Smith, Nash, Pitts, Rauler- son, Ryals, Warren. Peacock. O'Steen. Yoght. Third Row: Mrs. McCaskill, Smith, Harrod,Sa1las, Smith, Clardy, Lea, High. Page.Westln-1'1'y. Penn. Not in picture: Doss. Richardson, Hicken, Adkins, Phillips. Pierce. Sohn. llON1E ROOM 222fMrs. Jones-First Row: Presson, Jefferson, Mitchell, Hodges, Joyce, O'Quinn, Casper, Clifton, Milton, Tuten, Clark, Denmark, Croxton, Church, Copeland, Moyer, Clary, Second Row: Lanneau, Hoffman, Clan- ton, Cole. Methvin, Thompson, Stratton, Marchand, Robinson, Wood, Turner, Calhoun, Edwards, Poston, Candy, Mrs. Jones. Not in picture: Roundtree. HOME ROOM 307-Mrs. Roberts-First Row: Long, Hutchison, Hunter, Archibald, Hurlbert, Kratz, Knight, Kerns, Ashton, Lloyd. Second Row: Jones, Hinson, Lassk, Levy, Houck, Bunch, Higginbotham, Higginbotham, Darrow Xhdullah. Abraham, Parham. Third Row: Mrs. Roberts, Broadus, Fulmer, Thorpe. Bock. Jackson, James, Higgin- lwolham. Knight. Green, Heylnan, Howard. Not in picture: Koons, Keen. Afzcalumm .fw ,, my Af fha K , W... v, .sum x ' r wa W1 . , 4, M, ,I 'WMM' 1- f 4 i iwf,f5,,,.f4'x' , f' 'VVfnwL7- .V f 11 fm-,, 0 , W y , ' Q. V: 'HWY ,Z , M,.,, ,,, 44 ff ' ' L,-- .Pi , lv - 154'-All , , em. 'if , ,,. a l-5.2! .4 'FZJAF'-5 -.1 vw HOME ROOM 3l8f.llrs. MacDonald-First Rozv: McC1aughlin, Caribaltes, Hall, Grossman, Massey. Second Row: Hvadrick. Shuhood. Gull. Hardin, Godwin. Mills, Mathisen, Middleton, Samson, Singer, Semith, Skipper, Sirman. Thin! Row: Guulc. Graham, Schrieher, Haddock. Sheffield. HOME ROOM 202-CO-OP-Mr. Spojford-First Row: Kasel, Fleming, McKelvy, Acosta, Flauman, Atkinson, Andre, Hinton, Scott. Second Row: Spofford, Faulkner, Cotton, Norton, Perry, Sundberg, Baker. Burkhalter, Starling, Griner. Nut in I"ic't11rr': Taylor. . V i ' 5 9 ' 72 I 'P i ' P il Zin Memoriam ' 5 K W S'So nigh is grandeur to our dust, r So near is God to man, When Duty whispers low, Thou must, l The Youth replies, l can.'7 EARNEST BUSSARD CLYDE HARPER y 24, 1928 ,lzinuury l7, 19411 August 3. 1927 .lnne l3, l944 Q2 SOPll0MORES if Y! 3 X off W9 Q51 J 5 bill!! ffl 19? f X X X , 5 'L' ,, . ,,., . , , 5 ff if K 3 fi. Q , if at 2. 2 . S, Ki '?' sg? f gi- vw 52 1 zu: X A xw -. Q 4 X 1 14 + M . . Vx. , ,453 6i,,,f. I M., .15 'K - .vw - Q 45, ' -fi" if i . '25 , -v z F A X 1 x x , ,f .VV Ajylw ,, J.. M0 ,ff X VW!!! ff fywgfygv 0 f 5 f -an fy , Af n. XV If ,, er , . Q rm. Ee, . ., . 351. ., , ,425 ' " . viz, 2, . i,'gjJ.L .J QQ- . -e ,V . j Ag w -5 -v. ..-1 f M... ?',b?L, , f N., n 4 g W 5 45 , .4 fi-L -' Q .ibm ,-W-9-,Mn-:gi -f V 92 ,Ir L . . Q ' , H . . -f V f, VL:i,f'3 4' lg, A :.i,r X if ,4 I M If v, yiw 'A X .Q ' ' . 4.5 'Z X' .P N, bg 2 1' . 'f ' " .V V U In fygf i - i 1 I 3' .ff 'RM 'sm , A mm. , , -. A N 3 fav,-. h I ,,, ,,,. 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' 1, tdilfhggz' fa' ,f,gf:f5ffi4fL, 'A A 0 'av -'gs-v-,4f1vn,'f4q.,..-.,,1 ,, ,wa 5 g rv, g ff, I V, 'Y 'rr U-in ' f A W' 4 ,WM Y 2' ,, Q ,, ff v 1 1: 1 XJ W? 'Af' f -if f Abff- ' 5, "isp, f ,Qffff H-ff ' '.l1""!g AS"s?4e'- - . V' U4-J., -1 --.,',,W,.v,. .A 7 , 9 . '13 ,f sffisffffi. 1 ,..,1v:n.'-, v rv D Waring ful vig. usp.. ,W y I 4 'Y '33, 8, , if- 'ffl , A s. I , . K ' a.1,.'j4." f J" S, .Q. s ,x WE! I 'rx ' UV? ' www W- M.-mf ygyf f ,- f 3 ig,-vs af? 2 ,. ,I .X Aff' .v'f.y rw ww ff! V A ,gm f s wf", ' 3 f f Y v ,f .1 94 Af 1 f, r v ,li L 4, ws ,fx X , MZ' 3. 'U ,,.,,,, 2 2: , , 5 , 1 -, ,ff ' 4,2 ff e 142 nag 1,5 '- Q .gf K -af 4 v rf V I 21 fl 4 f 5 S xyix ful' V Mr. William S. lPatl Callahan, Mr. Guy Simmons, Mr. M. F. Wilson, Mr. Cliff Horton. 0LD IIICKIIRY DADS' CLUB The Old Hickory Dads' Club was organized by the fathers who were interested in the welfare of the students of Andrew Jackson High School. This organization meets once each school month and sponsors any Worthwhile project. They provide cars to take home players upon their return from trips and sponsor larger and better school grounds with track sites and all rnodern improvements. CLUBS AND 0IlGANlZATIONS x F24 Q X M WJZ X XE I z . X X. XX bf? N5 I I 1 X X XXX v Nil W , -..-, M f Q CN f ,-i? i Q - 'IZ' ' U-If , Q' r First Row: Elizabeth Boerwinkle, Shirley Thomas, Marty Rosenkrantz, Artye Futrelle, Virginia Baacke, Earl Silas. June Alvarez, June Musleh, Nita Turner, Elise Wood. Second Row: Mr. Demorest, Gail Davis, Marion Cusic, Lois Taylor Carrie Dixon, Shirley Swint. Dorothy Bradberry, Ruth Stein nueller. Betty Petynia, Beverly Rentz, Voncile Rabb. Third Row: Elizabeth Cuff, Mildred Smith, Robert Stein, Herbert Fevcs, William Barker, Lorrain Krautz, Francis Hamm .lane Thompson, Clynda Scarborough, Nelle Carrier. THE NATIONAL ll0N0ll SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized to encourage high scholastic records. The club's Four Cardinal objectives are character, scholarship, loyalty, and service. Although activities are necessarily limited in an organization of this kind, several projef-ls for the improvement of the school have been carried out. First Semester PANSY ADKINS ...... FRANCES HERRIN .. . FRANCES SMITHERS . NIARION CUSIC .... EARL SILAS ....,.... Wll,l,IAlVl Mt-GAVIC ,. OFFICERS President ...... Vice-President. . Secretary ..... Treasurer. . . Chaplain ...... Sergeant-at-Arms. . . , , , Second Semester EARL SILAS VIRGINIA BAACKE JANE ALVAREZ ARTYE FUTRELLE JUNE IVIUSLEH MARTY ROSENKRANTZ First Row: Dickson. Lanneau. Hutchinson, Howe, Ingram, Williams, Miss Stockwell. Second Row: Lee, Roberts, Durban, Monies. Miles, Townsend, Freeman, Morrow, Evers. Mizelle, Lord, Lockhart, Brochmann, Parks, Tuten, Red- mond, Bressler, Musleh, Petynia, Stapleton. Futrelle, Buchanan, Coker. Third Row: Wilmot, Joyce, Sharp, Gilber, Wiggins, Marshall. Archibald, Register, Jones, Wynn, Moore, Minton, Seyfort, Keys, Goodell, Dyal, Owens, Portnoy Bressler, Green, Cusic, Harris, Carver, Altman, Kelly. Fourth Ro-zu: Sapp, Hurlbert, Garmon, Thomas, Lanier, Peace Pearson, Brown, Augustine. Burck. Cross, Leonard, Calhoun, Peebles, Bailey, Moe, Howard, Crum, Futch, Baker, Alvarez Gardner, Carrier, Baacke. Quave, Lucas, Sanford, Johnson, Dohlen, Friedman, Jenkins, Wells, Wilkinson, Willis, Wright Not in. picture: Abdullah. Adkins, Altman. Baker, Barker, Bass, Beall, Bellamy, Bell, Boman, Borkson. Bowles, Brink- ley, Broach, Brown, Bronson, Brooker, Bryan, Butler, Callan, Campbell, Coates, Cook, Daley, Deal, Dennard, Dingle Duncan, Dyall, Eason, Faucette, Fleming, Gilley, Goff, Goff, Goodwin, Gordon, Grooms, Haley, Hayes, Hatcher, Helmlyi Herrin, Hicks, Hilton, Hilton, Halton, Hurst, Jones, Kalliil, Keller, Kelly, Kilbee, King, Knight, Krause, Langston, Law hon, Leslie, Lockerman, Lord. McAllister, McCallum, McCarty, McCurdy, McGraw, Marshall, Martin, Matthews, Matt- son. Meeks. Middleton, Moore, Nash, Nelson, Osteen, Padgett, Patterson, Pinzer, Quave, Ramsey, Ritchie, Robinson, Roden, Roman, Rosier, Scarborough, Scheer, Schondelmaier, Shahood, Sikes, Simpson, Smithers, Smith. Spivey Sterling, Tison, Tritt, Tomlinson, Tuttle, Villeneuve, Wainwright. Wallace, Whittington, Williams. SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB 1 Q The purpose of the Senior Girls' Club is to promote friendship and cooperation among the girls and to support the high ideals of our school. This year there was the largest membership in the history of the organization. The annual Senior Girls' Jubilee, uBoot and Shoe Review," featuring shoes in dance, skit and song, was pre- sented on the twenty-first of November. First Semester NELL DUNCAN ....... MARY ROSE HOWE . . . MERCEDES INGRAM .. BARBARA LANNEAU . PANSY ADKINS ....... FRANCES LOCKERMAN ANGUS HASTINGS .... OFFICERS . . President. . . . . . . Vice-President. . . . . . . Secretary. . . . . . .. Treasurer.. . . . . .. Chaplain.. . . . . . Reporter.. . .,..Mascot. .. MISS IRMA STOCKWELL .... .... S ponsor .... Second Semester MARY ROSE HOWE LOUISE HUTCHINSON MERCEDES INGRAM BARBARA LANNEAU JOYCE WILLIAMS ALEVE DICKSON MARVIN PHARR MISS STOCKWELI. N713 212 .iiaifhiii ' , -6, . if W- "WELD IAIIMHUY """""!llllwwaaqp First Row: Billy Douglas, Doris Lee, Elise Wood, Lois Johnson, Helen Croxton, Nita Turner, Miss Morgan. Second Ro-zo: Mildred Phillips, Betty Barbee, Josephine Clary, Laura Frances Houck, Carrie Dixon, Shirley Swim, Voncile Rabb. Third Row: Dorothy Kenney, Charlotte Phillips, Frances Bentley, Dorothy Wade, Dorothy Bradberry. Fourth Row: Joyce Had- dock, Jean Symons, Blanche McClellan, Elaine Knight. JUNIUR GIRLS' CLUB The Junior Girls' Club, organized for the purpose of promoting friendship among Junior girls and creating a better understanding among club members, fellow students, and faculty, has been one of the most active clubs in Andrew Jackson this year. Un- der the capable guidance of lVIiss Anne Morgan, club sponsor, it has had candy sales. has sponsored the Popularity Contest, has given the annual Junior-Senior Prom, and has participated in many other school activities. OFFICERS First SFITICSZPVI' Second Semester LOIS JOHNSON ........ .... P resident ........ ..... I ,OIS JOHNSON LIBBY EOLSOIVI . . . .... Vice-President .... .... I JIBBY EOLSOIVI DORIS LEE ....... .... S ecretary ..... ..... E LISE WOOD DORIS DeHASS .... .... T reasurer. . . .... HELEN CROXTON ELIZABETH REED . . . .... Chaplain. . .... DOROTHY BRADBERRY NITA TURNER ..... .... R eporter .... .... N ITA TURNER BILLY DOUGLAS . . .... Mascot. . . ..... BILLY DOUGLAS '? First Row: Silvia Bolasky, Betty Ann Gigl, Donella Golf, Latrelle Ward, Betty Class, Phyllis Smith, Betty Gena blantoi Katherine Young, Julia Moody, Katherine Downs, Doris Wil son. Second Row: Miss Cochley, Frances Duncan Charlotte Phillips, Dorothy Cauldy, ,lane Daniel, Thelma Rooney, Elaine Taylor, Sam Cole, Nancy Gray, Mary Clark, Ruth Forbes Fern Douglas, Frances Mizelle, Lily Atter, Carolyn Marcum. SOPIIOMORE GIRLS' CLUB The Sophomore Girls' Club, under the leadership of Miss Cochley, has been a thriving club this year. The club was organized to promote good-will and friendship among the sophomore girls. President .... Vice-President. . . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Chaplain .. Reporter . . . Sponsor . . . OFFICERS .........PHYLLIS SMITH BETTY FRANCES GLASS . . .BETTY CENA BLANTON . . . .LATRELLE WARD . . . . . .DONELLA GOFF . . . .CATHERINE YOUNCE . . .MISS COCHLEY THE TIGER'S CLAW Published by the students of Andrew Jackson High School, Jacksonville, Florida MEMBER OF THE QUILL AND SCROLL AND THE NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS First Semester Stajf Editor ...... ....... .... L O UISE HUTCHINSON . . . . .DOROTHY MATTHEWS . . . . .FRANK VAN DEVELDER .. . .FRANCES LOCKERMAN News Editor... Feature Editor. . . Editorial Write1'. .. GARCIA . . . . . . .JOYCE WILLIAMS . . . .MARGARET JOHNSON Sports Ivriter. .. Club Editor ..... Exchange Editor. .. Art Editor ...... .......... J OE MIKULAS Business Manager.. ....... BOBBY SWINDLE Circulation Manager ............ JACK WAGER Photographer .... ..... IX IR. GORDON REEVES .Xdvisor ............... ...... lX IISS EMILY ATKINS Reporters'-Doris Singer, Leona Samson, Betty Gena Blanton, Bettie Jeanne Lanier, Elise Wood, Mary Romans. Nita Turner, Shirley Swint. Mary Owens, Betty Kilbee. ludson Brice. Margaret Callon, Barbara Lanneau, Jimmy NIcNIann, john Thenoils, Mercedes Engram, and Don Kirby. Second Editor ..... ........ News Editor .... Feature Editor .... Exchange Editor .... Sports Editor ..... Semester Staff . . . . . .LOUISE HUTCHINSON ............SHIRLEY SWINT . . . .FRANK VAN DEVELDER . . . .MARGARET JOHNSON . . . . . . . . .JOHN DOHERTY ..........JACK WAGER . . . . . .BOBBY SWINDLE . ... ...CURTIS TILLMAN Managing Editor. . .. Business Manager ..... Circulation Manager. Photographer ..... .... M R. GORDON REEVES Advisor ......,................. MISS EMILY ATKINS Principal ..................... MR. M. A. DEMOREST Art Staff-MARVIN HACKNEY, ELIZABETH GOFF. ARTYE FUTRELLE, MARION CUSIC, LORIENA LAWHORN. Reporters-Betty Blanton, Herbert Fevec, George Grif- fith, Janet Boerwinkle, Earl Turbyfill, Barbara Buchanan. Kenneth Conner. Earle Silas, Nita Turner, Mary Owens. Dick Hawkins, Clyde Edwards, Margaret Callon, and June Hayes. N. F. L. The National Forensic League is a national honorary society for debaters who have excelled in debating and public speaking. The Andrew Jackson chapter ranked first place in dramatic deelamation, third place in hu- morous declamation and third place in debatingg thus giving them sufficient points to win fourth place in the Southern District N.F.l-. Tournament this season. 'fw- L I i I r V i First Row: Walter Brown. Second Row: Mary Rose Howe, Miriam Portnoy. Third Row: Doris Singer, Arthur Talisman. Fourth Row: Curtis Tillman, Miss Mabel Clover. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary so- ciety for high school journalists. Members of the Tigers Claw and the Oracle Staff are granted membership when they excel in some field of journalism. Members pic- tured are Margaret Johnson. Dorothy Matthews, Louise Hutchinson, and Miss Emily Atkins, sponsor. New mem- bers not included in the picture are Libby Jo Folsom. Lucy Stapleton, Betty Calhoun. Carrie Dixon. Mercedes lngrair. Anita Freidman, Mildred Leonard, and Doris Singer. First Row: Frank Van Develder, Frances Lockerman, Bob Barkhalter, Curtis Tillman, Mary Rose Howe, Doris Singer Betty Ann Petynia. Arthur Talisman. Second Row: Dorothy Matthews, Leona Samson, Elise Wood, James Cordray, Wil liam Foor, George Griffith. William Driver, Idlene Portnoy, Kenneth Conner, Bettie Jean Lanier. DEBATING SOClE'l'Y The Debating Society of Andrew Jackson has rapidly becorre one of the finest de- bating groups of this 1-ity. In ordervto gain membership in the society, a student must possess good speaking qualities and must show evident-v of this before a quali- fied group of members. This season, debate teams have appeared on programs for the Catholic U.S.O. Show, the Lionis Club luncheon, the Dads' Club meeting, and a Kirby Smith assembly. Bob Peters, a former Jackson student, has donated a trophy to be presented to the best debater of the year. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester CURTIS TILLMAN .... BOB BURKHALTER .... FRANCES LOCKERMAN WALTER BROWN ..... MARY ROSE HOWE .... EDWARD LEA ...... BETTY FREEMAN ..... ARTHUR TALISMAN .. DORIS SINGER ....... KENNETH CIONNER ... MISS MABEL GLOVER. President ...... Vice-President .... Secretary ...... Treasurer ......... Corres. Secretary. . . Historian ........ Program Chairman Parliamentarian Reporter. . . Chaplain. Sponsor CURTIS T ILLMAN WALTER BROWN MARY ROSE HOWE BOB BURKHALTER DORIS SINGER GEORGE GRIFFITH ARTHUR TALISMAN BETTY PETYNIA FRANK VAN DEVELDER MISS MABEL GLOVER First Row: Walter Brown, Fanny Jarvis Sanford, Barbara Altman, Dorothy Matthews. Barbara Buchanan, Leona Samson Artye Futrelle, Miss Irma Stockwell. Donald Gilbart. Second Row: Elizabeth Goff, Doris Singer, Maxine Brownin Joyce Williams, Bettie Jeanne Lanier, Joyce Haddock, Miriam Portnoy, June Taylor, Jackie Peebles. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is devoted to promoting dranialic activities in Jackson. For years it has furnished an outlet for histrionic ability among the students. This year the club produced three plays: ulVlinuet,', a play for the Parent-Teachers' Association, HA Woman's Judgmentf a comedy, and a'A1nong The Stars." O F F I C E R S First Semester DOROTHY MATTHEWS . . . ..... President. . . . . FRANCES LOCKERMAN .... ..... V ice-President .... BARBARA ALTMAN .... ..... S eeretary ..... LEONA SAMSON .... ..... T reasurer. . . EARL SILAS ..... ..... C baplain. . SUE HILTON .... ..... R eporter. . Second Semester DOROTHY MATTHEWS BARBARA BUCHANAN BARBARA ALTMAN LEONA SAMSON FANNY J. SANFORD ARTYE FUTRELLE E First Row: Bobby Swindle, Libby Folsom, John Doherty, Miss Emily Atkins, Billy, McLaughlin. Second Row: Earl Lanneuu, Walter Eleazer. Marvin Hackney, Jimmy Williams, ,luck Miles, John Stafford. JUNl0R BOYS, CLUB As a reminder of their past successes and of a club bound by friendship and har- mony, the Junior Boys' Club still holds its high standard and an unblemishecl reo- ord. Coniposed of boys in the junior class only, the club forms ready means of rec- reation and in its program gives knowledge of club life. This organization tends to develop the scholastic and executive ability of the members for future years, and exercise in them Conduct and efficiency as citizens of the city. O F F I C E R S First Selllvstvl' Second Semester WALTER ELEAZER JOHN STAFFORD .. BOBBY SWINDLE .. RAYMOND JACKSON ICUGENE IJURRANCIC LIBBY FOI,SOlVI .... ....President. . . .. . . , .N'ice-Presitlent. . . . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . . . . . .Sergeant-at-Arms. . ....flhillJlZllll. . .. ....Nlas1'ol,. . .. JOHN DOHERTY BOBBY SWINDLE MARVIN HACKNEY EARL LANNEAU JIIVIIVIY WILLIAMS LIBBY FOLSOM First Rl,7lt'I ,lor Garcia. Bolvln Cay. Hilton Brown. Dick Brauewvll. ,Xngus Hastings. Couch Andy Ilewlett. Swcorrrl Razr Wendell Clartly. john Cast-one. Tom Martin. Marvin Pharr. Waring ljZ:Il'lDl4t'.lQl2,1l'lx Wfilkinson, Ray Garcia. Third Rozt' Mayo Stinson, IQ. W. Revels. Hugh Johnson. Joe Pfeiffer. Fourth Row: M. C. Harden, Billy Thurman, Otis Wiggins .Iirnm5 McCall. Curtis Tillman. Carroll West, Robert Anding. Fifth Row: I1ilmerApple. Paul Neidlenger. Henry Spaulcl ing. Francis Bates. Buddy Ellison. SENIUII l"ELli0WS' CLUB lo 1-arrx out tht- ann of vharae,-ter. leadership and lnah Ideals ol thc st-hool tht- Senior Fellows, Club has been an outstanding organization. The members of tlw club. united as one. try to promote fellowship. friendship, and cooperation among the students and to set examples for the rest of the students. Ftrs! SCIIIVSI1' OFFICE MIIJVON BROWN ........ . . . Pri-siclenl. . . . DICK BHACEWELL ... ANGUS HASTINGS .. . BOBBY GAY ..... . JOE GARCIA ... A. J. HEWLETT. .. ..Viee-President .... . . . .. . .Secretary . . . . . . .TTBEIF-lll'Pl'. . . . ....Sergeant-at-Ar ....Sponsor. .. SPC fffif I S fiff, cxlrfr BILLY THURMAN JACK POTTS ERNEST TURBYFILL CVRTIS TILLMAN XIAIIXIIN PHARR XIII. I. T. IIAHCULGRT First Razr: Pop Register, Coach Andrew Hewlett. Second Row: NI. C. Hardin, Billy 'I'hurinan, Milton Brown, Everett Williams, Dick Bracewell. Elwyn Danson, Hugh Johnson. Angus Hastings. Tlllifd Row: Johnny Poston. Wendell Clardy. Clark Wilkiiison, Billy Steele, Waring Barbee, Joe Garcia, Lester Roundtree. Fourth Row: Richard Forbes, Marvin Pharr, Ronald Melton. Sam Cole, Otis Wiggins, John Thenoils. Leslie High, Paul Smith, Richard Stratton. Fifth Row: Billy Renfrew, Robert Gay, Elmer Apple, Burkie Crady, Al Johns, Loren Broadus, Carroll West, Ray Garcia. Sixth Row: Bland Simmons, Paul McKinnon, Buddy Ellison, Henry Spaulding, Gordon Jolly, Walter Brown, Harry Petzinger. "Jn CLUB The MJw Club of Andrew Jackson High School is made up of boys who have at- tained letters through participation in a sport on a varsity team. The various sports in which a boy may participate toward attaining this goal are: Football, basketball, baseball, and track. This club was organized for the purpose of creating an understanding among the boys who show their athletic ability. The members of the NJN Club operated a concession stand in order to raise money to buy "JM keys for its graduating members and to finance a banquet to which meni- bers and their dates were invited. 0 If lf I C .IQ li S f"f1'St 501116-YICI' Second Semester EVERETT WILLIAMS .... . . . President ....... . . . DICK BRACEWELL MILTON BliOWN . . . . . .Vice-President .... .... If LWYN DANSON HUGH JOHNSON .... . . .Secretary ....... .... H UGH JOHNSON DICK BRACEWELL . . . . . .Treasurer .... . . . BILLY THURMAN ANGUS HASTINGS . . . . .Chaplain ........ . . . PAUL SMITH ELWYN DANSON . . . .............. Sergeant-at-Arms .................. IVI. C. HARDIN Sponsors-Coaches Andrew Hewlett and Jack Smith 1-rf H , I f ....-,.,.....,....W..,....,,M,e. ..W,,.,.s,..,,..,a.-.,..,. ,,,,, ,-,, ,,,,, ,.,. , .. ...M 1 2 ll 'W rf E First Rolf: Wendell Clarcly. Angus Hastings, Mercedes Ingram, Richard Bracewell, M. C. Harden. Second Row: John Thenoils, Marvin Pharr. Richard Stratton, Otis Wiggins. Third R0ll.'Z Fred Howard, Russell Hickens, Clarence McCrone Bobby Cay, Tommy Robinson, Lonnie Bryan, Mr. M. F. Wilson. THE 0LD TIMERS, CLUB The Old Timers' Club was orlginated in 1939 by a group of boys who had been at Jackson for three years or more. The membership is no longer limited to this group, but to any boys who it is believed will help to carry out the chief aim of the club- to promote cooperation and a better understanding between students and faculty. l"irsl Semester ANGUS HASTINGS .... DICK BRACEWELL .. . WENDELL CLARDY . . . OTIS WIGGINS ....... EVERETT WILLIAMS . . . MARVIN PHARR ...... MERCEDES INGRAM .. . MR. M. F. WILSON .... OFFICERS ....lJresident. . . . .. . . . .Vice-President. . . . . . . . . ....Secretary. . . . .. .Treasurer. . .. ....Chaplain...... . . . Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . ...Mascot...... . . . . . LLSponsor.. Second 56lIIl'S1Cl' DICK BRACEWELL M. C. HARDEN .IOHN THENOILS RICHARD STRATTON FRED HOWARD . MARVIN PHARR MERCEDES INGRAM MR. M. F. WILSON Reading Clockwisez Center Front: Betty Calhoun, Josephine Clary. Doris De Hass, Beverly llentz, Margie Mitchell, Frances Houck, Mickey Mills. Dorothy Matthews. Voneile Ralili. Elizabeth lloerwinkle, Put Wilson. Ruth Steinmueller. Joyce Haddock. Phyllis Smith, Jean Symons, Helen Croxton, lloris Singer, Doris Lee, Jackie Peebles. Triangle Center Front: Carrie Dixon, Nita Turner. Lois Johnson, L4-onu Samson. Xliss Nlildred Xnderson. Joe lluker, Dorothy Schenks, Elise Wfvtrcl, Lihliy Fol- som, Shirley Swint. S . L . F . The S.L.l7., a branch of the Y.VV.C.A., is Composed of Junior and Senior girls who have as their purpose 'sto face life squarely and to find and give the hestf, lts cap- able and enthusiastic sponsor, Miss Mildred Anderson, has wholeheartedly joined with the club in promoting a better relationship and understanding among girls. through the xarious activities offered them by lhe Girl Reserves. Girls from this organization have taken part in the Opportunity House Drive. the annual Roll Call of the Junior Red Cross, C.D.V.O. nursing and numerous other com- munity-aiding activities. 0 F191 C E H S President .... .... C ARRIE DIXON Treasurer .. . .... LOIS JOHNSON Vic-e-President . . .... NITA 'l'UHNlf,li Chaplain . . . . . .l.lBBY FOLSOM Secretary . . .... SHIRLEY SWINT lieporter ............. . . .LEONA SAMSON Mascot ............. ......... J OE BAKER First Row: Margaret Johnson. Secmzrl Row: Joyce William 3, Barbara Lanneau. Third Row: Betty Mizelle, Louise Hut chinson. Artye Futrelle, Jane Alvarez, Aleve Dickson. Fourth Row: Shirley Krause, Barbara Buchanan, Jannelle Brown Lillian Sharp, Mary Owens, Eileen Langston, Mildred Smith. Fifth Row: Shirley Thomas, Barbara Altman, Inez ,Xu gustine, Lucille Bailey, Elizabeth Goff, Helen Carver, Betty Harris, Mary Gilley, Fanny Jarvis Sanford. F. L. S. The aim of the F.L.S., one of the junior branches of the Y.W.C.A., is to develop character and promote square living. During the year, I7.L.S., which is made up of Senior girls, has participated in many projects pertaining to the war effort, such as selling bonds and helping the O.P.A. control ceiling prices by acting as investigators. Several members have given speeches to various clubs and organizations of Jack- sonville, at which time they stressed the purpose and future of Girl Reserxes. First Senicstcr NELLE DUNCAN ..... MARGARET JOHNSON BARBARA LANNEAU . ARTYE F UTRELLE . . JANE ALVAREZ ...... LOUISE HUTCHINSON O I" lf' I C E R S President .... Vice-President. . . . . . . Secretary .... Treasurer. . . Chaplain. . . Repoi ter. . . . Svc crfzr I Sr 'lrz esler MARCAIIEI' JOHNSON JOYCE WILLIAMS BARBARA LANNEAL7 ARTYE FILIRELLE JANE ALX AREZ LOIJISE I-IILTCHINSON Center: Yvonne Lumpkin. First Row: Arthur Bowers, Frances Duncan, Janet Boerwinkle, Carolyn Marcum, Betty Cena Blanton, Danella Cuff, Elaine Taylor, Betty Cigl, Mrs. Byers. L. F. S. The L.F.S. was organized this year for Sophomore girls interested in the activities of the Y.W.C.A. With the helpful cooperation of Mrs. Byers, club sponsor, they have had a Christmas breakfast, a hunco party, and have volunteered their services in the Y.W.C.A. nursery. First Semester BETTY CENA BLANTON ..... .... CAROLYN IVIARCUM. . . JANET BOERWINKLE. . FRANCES DUNCAN .... YVONNE LUMPKIN .... ELAINE TAYLOR ...... MISS NELLE MCQUAY. . OFFICERS President ....... Vice-President ...,. Secretary ....... lreasurel . . Chaplain. . Reporter. . Sponsor. . . Second Semester BETTY CENA BLANTON BETTY ANNE CICL DANELLA CUFF JANET BOERWINKLE .. . . .YVONNE LUMPKIN CAROLYN IVIARCUIVI MRS. BYERS First Row: Earl Lanneau. Arnold Adams, John Doherty, Jack Anderson, Joyce Williams, Billy McLaughlin, Bobby Swindle. Clyde Edwards, Robert Deal. Second Rolf: Mr. M. A. Demorest, Keith Babb, Jimmy Atkins. Charles Guinn, Robert Burkhalter, Donald Gilhart, George GriH'itl1, .lark Wager, Richard Stratton, Charles Gustafson, Fred Knight, George Caribaltes, Ray Tullas. " Et '52 H ' ft ' , I- X R it xl e GAMMA HI-Y Gamma is a new chapter of the Hi-Y at Jackson and was the only senior chapter organized during the Centennial of the Y.lVl.C.A. Representatives from Gamma attended the Hi-Y Congress, and the club has been very active in lor-al Hi-Y activities. O F F I C E R S President ..... . . . JACK ANDERSON Chaplain. . . Vice-President. . . . . . EARL LANNEAU Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . . . . Secretary ..... . . . JOHN DOHERTY Sponsor. . . . Treasurer .... . . . BOBBY SWINDIJE Mascot. . . ARNOLD ADAMS HUGH JOHNSON . MR. DEMOREST IOYCE WILLIAMS T"- 3 ! 1 First Row: Kenneth Hansen, Bobby Johnson, Billy Thurman, Ray Garcia, Clark Wilkinson, Laura ,Iean Marshall, Alfred Pedersen, Robert Wyse, Billy Douglas, Roland Kennedy, James Feltman. Second Row: Frank Van Develder. Bob Ulsch, Ralph Cole, Walter Bulter, Max Frank, Paul McKinnon, Edward Lea, Harold Confer, Earl Hall, Jimmy Clanton, Bobby Busse, Lester Ronndtree, Mr. M. F. Wilson. ALPHA HI-Y This year the Alpha I-Ii-Y has tried to the utmost of its ability to better the school. Alpha Continued with the upkeep of the Court and also with the operation of the small lunch line in the cafeteria. Three representatives were sent to the Hi-Y Convention at Fort Lauderdale. Other activities included several socials, the high light of which was the annual installation supper. Alpha is looking forward to continued service to the school for the Coming year. OFFICERS President ....... .... R AY GARCIA Treasurer . . . . .ALFRED PEDERSEN Vive-Presiclent .... . . . BILLY THURMAN Chaplain. . . . . . ROBERT WYSE Sf'f'retary ..... . . CLARK WILKINSON Sponsor ............. . . . MR. WILSON Nlascol ............ LAURA JEAN MARSHALL BneeHng:Joe Baken Joe Pfdfen Beuy hUzdle Jim YVHHanm.LormiLhoadus Raymond Farms. Second Rouw Cerdd Silcox, Richard Westberry, Francis Jarrell. Franklin Jones, Tommy Coleman. l-lancel Parker. Jimmy Foster, Thirrl Rolf: Curtis Tillman. Jay .-Xdeeh. Johnny White. NValtvr Brown, Robert Jolly. Raymond XIcCombs, Charlie ,'Xllwx't, E. W. Revels, Billy Searcy. Coach Smith. BETA III-Y The Beta Hi-Y has, throughout the year, lived up to its purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter. Among the activities enjoyed by the club during the year were: the meeting with Girl Reserves, the Hi-Y Banquet, the sponsoring of a new Hi-Y at Palatlca, Florida, the annual convention of the state Hi-Y, and several socials. Ul"l"lCERS President ...... .... J OE PFEIFER Chaplain. . . . . . BETA COKEH Vice-President .... . . LOREN BROADUS Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . RAY FARRIS S6Cretary. . . ....... JOE BAKER Sponsor .... . . . JACK SMITH Treasurer .... .. JIMMIE WILLIAMS Mrrrrrt. .. ...BETTY CATHERINE Mlzrlnz - I I ' g. i 'R we Wwvv-0 First Row: June Musleh, Gloria Barnett, Betty Barbee. Second Row: Marion Cusic, Carmelite Matheson, Shirley SWIDI Lois Bressler, Janice Bressler. Third Row: Geraldine Stovall, Earl Lanneau, Agnes Bourie, Betty Petynia, Charlotte W1 gins, Doris Singer, Leona Samson, Gail Davis, Mickey Mills. Fourth Row: Lorraine Kratz, Jane Thompson, M3116 Moe Fifllz. Rum: Earl Sliimp, Ray Owens. Not in Picture: Rose Talpalar. EL CIRCULO PANAMERICANO Presiclentes .... Vice-Presiclentes. . . Sec-retarias . . Tesoreras Capellanes Reporter. . Consejera. PROGRAMAS DEL ANO I. Iniciacion II. EI Brazil III. Mejico IV. La Navidad V. Leyendas Mejieanas VI. Musica Latina MIIll6Tt1lIl8l'iC6lfI,iSI7'L to the Forefv LA JUNTA DIRECTERIA . . . ........... , ..... BETTY PETYNIA, MARION CUSIC . . . . . . . . .MARIE MOE, JUNE MUSLEH . . . . .MARION CUSIC, ROSE TALPALAR . . . . .JUNE MUSLEH, JANE THOMPSON . . . . . . . . .RAY OWENS, PAUL SMITH ...........SHIRLEY SWINT MISS SODERSTROM First Row: Beverly Rentz, Lena Purcell, Mary Louise Griecco, Catherine Downs, Edith -Lassk, Joyce Meeks, Helen Crox ton, Danella Goff, Betty Calhoun. Second Row: Alycia Smith, Charlotte Wiggins, Jean Jones, Dolly Hicks, Nelle Cai rier, Voncile Robb. Betty Harris, June Hinton. Third Rout Elaine Taylor, Jeannelle Brown, Margaret Sutemelei Mercedes Fernandez, Yvonne Lumpkin, Artye Futrelle, Grace Richardson, Anna Rhodes, Jane Daniel, Annie Laurie King, Barbara Powers. Doris Agesen, Peggy McMullen, Cordene Kirkland, Joyce Williams, Lillian Sharp. Fourth Ron Willard Holhert, James Walden, Russell Horn, Milton Webb, Leslie High, Billy McLaughlin, Miss Scalise. sponsor. LAS ESTRELLITAS Las Estrellitas is composed of those who have an appreciation of Spanish-An1e1H ican music and art. Under the expert guidance of lVIiss Josephine Scalise, club spon- sor, the club has participated in numerous programs for the P.T.A. and other organi- zations interested in Spanish-American music. First Semester EDITH LASSK ........ MARGARET ZIGLER .. CORDENE KIRKLAND . BEVERLY RENTZ ..... ROSE TALPALAR . . . OFFICERS . . .President .... . . . .. . Vice-President. . .. .. .Secretary . . . . . . . . .Treasurerx . . . ...Chaplain. . .. Second Semester JOYCE WILLIAMS HELEN CROXTON BILLY MQLAUGHLIN VONCILE RABB ARTYE F UTRELLE i SENIOR cnonus First Row: Nlary Jo Morrow. Betty Mizelle, Lillian Sharpe, Barbara Buchanan, Laura Jean Marshall, Shirley Krause, Charlotte Wiggins, Audrey Crum, Marie llnssell. Second Row: Bettye Jeanne Lanier, Bachel Fulmer, Shirley Thomas, .leanelle Brown, Elaine Knight, Barbara Caspar, Frieda Wilson, Lois Cross, Artye Futrelle. Third Row: Dorothy Wade. Laura Jo Dyal, Joyce Williams, Jean Jones, Fanny Sanford, Betty Hurllnert, Carolee Mcflllister. Not in Picture: Junt- Newsome, Marian Wall, Lorienna Lawhorn. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Betty Glass, lrma Murry, Betty Gigl, Danella Goff, Ruth Bryan, Ginger Ingle, Betty Batten, Yvonne Lumpkin, Thelma Frederick, Helen Thomas, Evelyn Wilson, Joyce Phillips. Second Row: Dolly Hicks. Audrey Whipple, Mary Ruth Forbes, Marjorie Jones, Faye Baker, Katherine Stoy, La Verna Salter, Myrtle Evers, Doris Duncan, Eleanor Gaule, Carol Swinson, Norma Priester. Third Row: Louise Hutchinson, Myrna Zoslow, Helen Croxton, Dorothy Malone, Mary Lou- ise Grieco, Madeline Dodge, Juanita Johnson. Barbara Diaz, Margaret Howard, Helen Cater, Dorothy Lee, Louise Kelton, Billy Jean Mimms. Fourth Row: Iris Meeks, Lonora Taylor, Caroline Day, Joyce Haddock, Mildred Rogers, Betty Jean Beavers, Jean Krouse, Clarice Murphy, Betty Tuton, Doris McGregor, Helen Carver. Fifth Row: Rhona Dubose, Margie Davis, Grace Richardson, Cherry Tate, Odelle Keys, Yvonne Marvin, Ada Mae Wright, Geraldine Simpson, Mildred Rob- erts, Betty Ogden, Frances Abbott. Not in Picture: Patricia Beaman, Marguerite Dukes, Virginia Guilford, Opal Hinson, Agnes Seals, Clarice Sikes, Mildred Sellers, Evelyn Patterson. Carol Swinson. Mavis Barton, Betty Williaxns. First Row: Arnold Adams. Nivian Brown, Percy Smith, Mary Rose Howe. Jimmy Michael. Fred Knight. Second Row: Mr. Boutwell. Billy Cook. Charles Gustafson. Jack Anderson, Edward Campbell. Edith Waldron, Jackie Thurman, Doris Daly. Miriam Portnoy. Mickey Mills. Doris Lee, Leonora Sterling, Walter Eleazer, Bob Underkeller. Third Row: Cor- dene Kirkland. Betty Skipper. Doris Buckels. Jeanette Dunn. Annie Mae Abdullah. Dick Busby. Fourth Row: Archie Sharrats. John White. Jerry Floyd. Harold Confer. Raymond Poole, and Joe Baker. Not in Picture: Harold Carrin. Jean Hodges. Robert Martin. Roderick Sharrats. ANDREW JACKSON BAND and 0RCIIESTRA Left Side Front: Yera Hogarth, Concert Master, Jack Robinson, Thelma Johnson. Norma Gillmer, Ruth Maxwell. Betty Calhoun. Betty Jo Webb, Raymond Poole, Beverly Rentz. Virginia Goodell, Mrs. Jessie Jay de Vore, Director. Center Front Rozc: Dick Brown, Lucille McCully. Mose Dirghalli. Second Row: Walter Eleazer. John White. Jack Anderson. George Parker. Mickey Mills, Jacqueline Thurman. Third Rott: Charles Boso. Annie Abdullah, Betty Skipper, Mar- garet Skipper. Edith Waldron. Fourth Row: Joe Baker, Ruth Steinmueller. Charles Gustafson. Center Btlclrz Fred Knight, Bill Cook, Arnold Adams. Back Roto: Frances Garmon. Mary Rose Howe. Front Right: Barbara Altman. Hirman Earles, Gracie Durban, Edward Campbell, Percy Smith. Doris Daly. Doris Buckels, Jerry Floyd. Elaine Taylor. Bud McMillan, Jeannette Dunn, Doris Lee. Robert Martin, Harold Carrin, James Cordray, William Greenbaum Archie Sharrets. Jimmy Michael, Jean Hodges. Back Row: Vivian Brown, Bob Underkofler. Fl 0151153 wc"-lite or , ,. lljvii. ., ' -, -.-.uni Z n . X Flisl Row: M Idred Smith, Iielvn Croxton. June Musleh, Lorriena Lawhorn, Lois Taylor, Mildred Smith, Lillian Sharpe, Louise Moore, Estelle Parks, Elise Wood, Virginia Baacke, .leannelle Brown, Dean McCall. Second Row: .Ioyce Minton, Mary Martin, Inez Augustine, Lucille Bailey, Dorothy Willis, Betty Townsend, .lane Alvarez, Charlotte Ashton, Joyce Ilatltlm-k. Nlillie Kelly, Marie Hurllrerl, Edna Roberts. Third Razr: lioliliy Burklialier, John Dolivrty, ,lamvs Nvulton. Curtis illllllllilll. Leslie High, Hilton Wt-lib, Eddie Gilmore, Max Frank, Sam Cole, George Carilraltus, Arthur Farliord, lilly McLaughlin, Miss Freidlin. THE GLOBE 'l'R0'I'TEllS The purpose of the Globe Trotters is to promote a better understanding of eco- nomic as well as political relations in our own country and neighboring countries. First Senzcslcfr ,IIMMX Mr-CALL ....... MILDRED SMITH . . . LOIS TAYLOR ....... LORRIENA LAWI-IORN .. GEORGE CARIBALTES . . . JAMES BELL ....... . LILLIAN SHARPE .. LOUISE MOORE ,. OIVIVIGERS . . .President .... . . . . . . .Vice-President. . . . . . . .Seoretary. . . . . . . . .Treasurerx . . ....ChapIain........ .. . .Sergeanlfal-Arms. . . . . . Corresponding Secretary .... . . Reporter ............... . . . Second Semester LESLIE HIGH .IANE ALVAREZ LILLIAN SHARPE LORRIENA LAWHORN GEORGE CARIBALTES SAM COLE .ELISE WOOD LOUISE MOORE First Row: Sylvia Flauman. Eunice Taylor. Elizrbeth Acosti. .Juanita Hinton, Betty June Fleming, Jeanette Scott, Mar- jorie Faulkner. Jucquelyn Griner, Annu Mae Kasel, Louise McKelvy, Margaret Atkinson, Betty Andre. Second Row: James Farris. Richard NonCe-uk. Nlnrin Johnston, Braxton Cotton, Floyd McEll1aney, David Latham, Sidney Parks, Billy Cigl, John Wingate. Billy He-rnanflez, Bennie Starling, Jnnies Ward, Louis Wliedtlen, Clyde Balmer, Mr. Spollord. Thin! Rauf: Hugh Huxley, Jack Davis. Carson Roberts, Harold Xvesley, Melville Bradliortl, Jimmy Stephens, Nliller Norton, Harold Turner. Wilton Helms, Jack Davis, Robert Perry, James Houser, Bob Burkhalter, Richard Sundberg. D. C. T. CLUB The Jackson D.C.T. Club fmore familiarly known as the Co-op Clubj is composed of the students in the Diversified Cooperative Training program. One of the largest clubs in school, with a present enrollment of forty-four, this club is affiliated with the State Federation of D.C.T. Clubs, which includes 25 D.C.T. programs in high schools all over the state. The purpose is to give the students of this program an opportunity for eXtra-cur- ricular activities, both social and cultural in nature. We strive to make the name c'Co-op" significant of all our activities. Regular Program N. A. L. and N. A. S. President .... ,....... Vice-President . . Secretary .... Treasurer ..... Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . . .CLYDE BAKER . . . .ROBERT PERRY . . .SYLVIA FLAUMAN . . .BOB BURKHALTER RICHARD SUNDBERG President ...................... BILLY GIGL Vice-President . . . . .JIMMY HONSER Secretary . . . . . .MARIN JOHNSTON Treasurer ..... ......... W ILTON HELMS Sergeant-at-Arms ..... MELVILLE BRADFORD First Row: Carmelite Mathison, Earl Silas, Fav Sweat, Clyde Edwards, Beverly Rentz, Bobby Swindle, Mary Owens. Second Rolf: Mrs. Pitts, Earl Lanneau, John Doherty, Carol Swinson. Edward Wiggins, Harry Jones, Mrs. Foster. LIBRARY CUUNCIL This is one ol' jacksonis most recently organized clubsg il is composed of tht- sln- dent library assistants and has done l11l.1Cll in the short time it has been organized toward the development and improvement of the library. Its members check books in and out, keep the shelves in order and keep Colorful displays on the bulletin to stimulate and interest their fellow students. Their club meetings are held in the library and many interesting book reviews have been given by the members. Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Foster are the sponsors of the club. O I" lf' I C E ll S President . . . . . .CLYDE EDWARDS Secretary . . . . . . .BEVERLY RENTZ Arif?-Pl'PSlClCIll . . . . . .FAY SWEAT Treasun-r . . . . . .EARL SILAS Social Chair iiiftii .... .... B O BBY SWINDLE First Row: Artye Futrelle. Lois Johnson, Doris Singer, Libby Folsom, Dorothy Matthews, Louise Hutchinson, Nita Tur ner, Shirley Swint, June Musleh. Lucy Stapleton, Virginia Baacke. Second Row: Barbara Buchanan, Carrie Dixon, Mar garet Johnson. Inez Augustine, Voncile Rabb, Joyce Haddock, Mercedes Ingram. .loyce Williams, Mrs. Arlene McKee. Jane Alvarez, Nell Carrier, Lucille Bailey, Leona Samson, Louise Woolley, Mary Louise Moore, Elise Wood. RED CROSS CLUB As their projects for the year, the members of the Red Cross Club were in charge of the gift boxes that were sent to children in liberated countries. During Christmas the club members filled two hundred stockings for the Naval Air Station Hospital. From time to time, greeting cards have been donated for the Red Cross to send over- seas. Those in the club assisted in the Red Cross War Fund Drive in March. OIVIFICERS President ..... ..,. L OUISE HUTCHINSON Chaplain . . .... SHIRLEY SWINT Vice-President ........ DOROTHY MATTHEWS Reporter... .... DORIS SINGER Secrelary .... ....,..... N ITA TURNER Historian ... ........ Jl NE hlIlSl,EH Treasurer. . . .... LIBBY FOLSOM Sponsor . . . . . .NlRS. ARLENE Mt-lxhli AERUNAUTICS PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE-WAR 0B PEACE IIOME NURSING -1 - JZQIQVXQE URTS ilu 1 3 A cg: Z 2 5,714 9 3 Y ljyyw J IW V' .lf 1 3 I I 7 x ffm - 1, 1 -1 g I J 'iz DQEXQ... 'or gain but sport." Left In right: Mr. M. A. Demorest, Mrs. Guy Simmons, Mrs. W. C. Hendry, Mrs. C. N. Vinal, Mrs. W. O. Watkins. Mrs. W. D. Ramsay. ATHLETIC BO0S'l'ERS' CLUB The objects of this club are: l. To bring to the attention of Andrew jackson Senior High School and the City of Jacksonville the value of clean athletics in this school. 2. To establish the fact that the fair and effective way of bringing public opinion to bear on athletics is through the constructive methods ol emphasis on encouraging the best leaders and participants, not through criticism. fi. To encourage attendance at all games in which students of Andrew Jackson enter as contestant or contestants. -L. To give our moral. spiritual. and physical support to all boys and girls who have won honor and distinction for Andrew Jackson High School. 5. To study the games in which our boys and girls take part so as to boost more intelligently. 0 F F I C E R S l'i1 uh-nl ..... ...MHS Cl Y l.. SIMMONS Sccrm-larry... .... MHS. W. lt. RANlSAN Xiu Pl'1'SlflE'lll... .... MHS. W. C. HENDRY Treasurer. .. ...MRS C. N. VINAI Corresponding Secretary ...... MHS. W. O. WATKINS Savage, Boso, Harris, Daughtry, Abernathy, Berrier, Sumlin, Cole, Butler, Thurman, Shasteen, Mock, Sears, Silcox. Wright, Feltman, Caribaltes, Brown, Roolas, Hall, Stafford, Bosworth, Coach Smith, Candy fMgr.P, Hauser, Halti- wanger, Thorpe, Mari, Rhoden, Tillman, Sharretts, Garcia, Rogers, Douglas, Pfeifer, Kelly, Register, Weaver, Mas- trogianakis, Sallis, Bracewell, Baker, Petzinger, Mcfiombs, Broadus, Wyse, Lamb, Adeeb, McKenzie, Foster, Cascone lMgr.l Not in Picture: Bob Ulsch. TRACK Although this is only Andrew JE-1CliSOl1,S second year of track, the team has shown plenty of spirit and promise., It has participated in the Tri-county, Lee Invitational, Big Ten and State Track meets. To date, the season not yet over, they have won two second places and one third, besides many individual honors, including the breaking of several state and Big Ten records. YERNON HXLTIWANGRTI DICKIIQ HRJXCEWELL ' ' Q f Cl"ll2V,-vZIh.?' .. Q l - . I-Wfwmzww Myfvpwf , A ,,,,V,, 1 ,..-4.-ae-..., 4 A - ,,..: fi' T, f Q "af -5 , Q fl - VM 1 ' .:ii,- M W.. U, ' .Q 1 -91. cfttiigif' ii' ii w , fi, , ,S 4, .1 We-2 . ., .. . 1 CAPTAIN RAY GARCIA An added attraction at all the football games and an inspiration to the team, the cheerleaders performed suc- cessfully throughout the sea- son. Miss Gladys Richard- son sponsored the group, with Ruth Knight as head Cheerleader and Ronald Liv- ington as assistant head cheerleader. SQUAD MEMBERS Louise Wooley Betty Mizelle Jimmy Foster Mildred Leonard Don Kirby LaVerne Douglas Betty Philips Harvey Howard Tommy Coleman Miss Richardson, sponsor BASEBALL s i .2 . ,. -, ,,i,.72:1,7 ' , " ' A -,.,, Johnny Poston. Billy Paul IlcKenney. Coach Shepardson. Billy Steel. Lloyd Richards. Bernard Boxx. Elwyn Danson Richard Stratton, Elmer Apple, Coach Snare. Robert Hawkins, Arthur Farforcl, Leonard Melton, E. Roberts, Johnny White, Cecil Hobbs. R. B. Hobbs. Billy Keeler. Robert Mazza. Alec Cook. Ray Speed, Jackie Buchanan, Billy Gray, Coach Worsham. The baseball team averaged about two wins for each defeat this year, finishing ser-ond in the league composed of Jackson, Lee, Bolles, Landon, and Fletcher. MAJORETTES fa Cx Ar, gf . 2' .7557 y f, aft, AA-fffwfm-fy f' ff, , , , wfw,,afw"f7 f-1:6 , , 1 f l, ,vi 'V 7 , Z,fv7f,w,!y -gg, X, iq., I ,yt nmglyft V, VZ. ,,, , ., V , me ,,,, ,WM ., . , , ,, , jff,wV.ff, f jf Z' 5 Wwe " ' ' ' I I ,gygg 'T yfjy 2, ,f .1 ,gf BZQ I f, ffl, fl-50145 7 whiz!! ffm' , fu 5 ' " fc' fi. I lf 'A f- ,AKC Dfw' , , N, ,V . wi I., ' ' we , ' 1 e . i . ft., re W HMM. WC. M ""1':1 We , ff 4-1 ff, , f..-f47'y.,'Mi l 0 ., .l,4,ftw,!, X ,WM4 ff' A ., ,, , 4 7.,ww.n5 , . 'Jw ,647 , gf, 7' ,ff ' bf ,wg If t 4.4-N ma-1 4,40 T, ' 4,5 , 'ff 4, .,,,, zgbygg, 'C ' ' ,.f ,, '- Y. my ,. A W "Q, I 'f .4 f: ffff , nf, lf". 'wry' jff 7. , . A A ' ' ' 4, 1 .M aff ,. 'w..,g,, -.x,"5w,jy yen aaa A ai , t t , . 1 t V .3 ' bv jf: ,V 1 'fl' 1' 12 2 ' 2 4 "' f ' W ,4v4E"i27Wif 0 ' f M f ,gg,.,f4,e 7g: 2,41 A M., 4, , ..-. .Ewan ' , WW? fy 'f 1 -LfffQ' Lois Koons, Betty Hurlhert, Doris Agesen, Georgiana Clark, Evelyn Brochmann, Rhona Du Bose, and Frances Kumes Center: Frances Wynn. W -, QW., , 1 fw mn, ,fygf ,Q W- A 1 14 0FFICERS President VIRGINIA GOODELL Vice-President MARIE MOE Secretary BETTY BARBEE Treasurer RUTH GEICER Reporter ROSALIE BROCHMANN Sophomore Representative EUNICE F UTCH ,lunior Representative KATHRYN ASPINWALL we -'eV Senior Representative it NORMA GILLMER Bloc, Aspinwall, Lasslg, Barbee, Futch, Fernandez, Blanton Coodell, Gillmar, Hurlbert, Fulmer, Shahood, Phillips, Hutchin son. Abraham, Willis, Whittington, Carver, Townsend, Wallace Fuich, Brochmann, Miles, Geiger, Downes, Russell, Landaster llutchins, DuBose, Abraham, McCormack, Skipper, Martin Varnadoe, Bradherry, Mizelle, Sutemeier, Brochmann, Agesen Lonjr. Steinmueller, Leonard, Roman. G. A. A. The purpose of the C.A.A. is to arouse an interest in sports among girls and to en- courage good sportsmanship, cooperation, and leadership. The highlight of the yearls program, which includes many social events as well as various sports, is the annual banquet held in the spring. At this time the girls receive the awards which they have earned by participating in the tournaments and games. The organization is led by Misses Ruth Smith, Bernice Walton and Betty Hooks. Volleyball Champs Bowling Champs Shuffleboard Champs Basketball Champs lab. ,aww A PEPPERETTES For the second consecutive year the Pepperettes have marched impressively at all the football games, and in several parades in the city. The organization is open to all girls who have shown proficiency in marching. With Jean Deal as student leader and with Miss Bernice Walton and Miss Ruth Smith as sponsors, the group has made rapid progress this year. 'g....m .ggi L l 1 l W .,?, I.: gfsgssssf - M ragga. 13- First Row: Hugh Johnson, Angus Hastings, Al Johns, Louis Stefanie, Elmer Apple, E. W. Revels. Second Row: Deno Mastrogianakis, Ralph Poe, Billy Renfrew, Fred Turner, Billy Vinson. Third Row: Bobby Williams, Loren Broadus, Tommy Robinson, Richard Silas, Dickie Bracewell, Bob Williams. Fourth Row: Coach Saare, John Cascone, Bobby Register, Lester Ronntree, Johnny Poster, Coach Smith. Not in Picture: James Wood. BASKETBALL Basketball this season began with a win over St. Paul, but as the season progressed, partly because of Uncle Sam, the team found itself unsuccessful in Winning some of the later games. It participated in the Class A Regional Tournament in Orlando, and also in the Big Ten Conference Tournament. 1 , .is """"""! f if X Taylor, Milton, Sallas, Cook, Richards, Register, Books, Hodward, Nelson, Austin, Hickens, King, Muudin, Feltman Merrit, Adams, Oliver. Ellis. Caribaltes, Pie, Boxx, N'lcCon1h s, Price, Clardy, Bates, McCormick, O'Brian, Wood, Brown Bowers and Poe. Andrew Jacksonls Baby Tigers, under the direction of Coaches Partin and Saare, made remarkable progress with inexperienced and lightweight boys. They won a goodly portion of their games and will provide several good players for next yearls varsity. Criner, Farford, Register, McKenzie. Barker, Grainer, llacliroy, A. Sharrett, R. Sharrett. J U N I 0 R Hobbs, Saare. i WI, gm-ll 6 ,Inn A X 1 I 1 7 4, IL, ,Q Saare, Pearlman, Feltman. Rosenkrantz, Under- S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E koffer, Pelzinger, Clardy. ......-..ff.,...L.,,:..... ...,.-., ,:.,,-M, A- Af. 1 -,,.,,,,,,,, -f A . ..,,, Y A i7 - ' A " A A--'ig , X' , ,f f W, .hwrx Fr I , A ff: A my ff ' 'f A 4 " 2 .,.. A. f' . X 4- . ' Z - -'1 J . A ,.,, Q-I Aw . V r .. - It 4 , QA wx W .gy : ,A- Q t N . 5 -A 9 ' q WZALGW 5x....m. iv A. A ' if? A Q F' 4 .. ' if 1 A X 1 5 EMM, cw., 3 2,5 Y' ' " f. 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" CLA! .4fA,,.LuL 649, f6,..fW-A ' L4-.VV 40a.n44n.A' ' i n f,xznf,yj X Vuib at M 7, A sz ,bmw ' an .421 ,A ,Y L' .,. '- x ffffli ' 'iff Q 1 ' x In VV ' 'J W 1 2 Q Y -f". "iz 1 ' ,. A - , , x V, ' ? A Aw N H I , 129 V im "JA . zz ' f a 'V at Y ,.f,f?g:'5 , sf -. , K' L Q", . ',' 5 7 ' A "K H+: 'L '7 N f'-J, , Q K , , A ,A Q A YV., A A, V P1-' 594,52 ' flv 'W ' 'gli f , ' - - I "H A ff ' ff. E 'A f- f A .." . 'I A , M 'f .. 0 '- if ,' ' 'AX ,z z -M, 'z , ' ' ' ..- nf '. 1 ' ' u g " r' ., , gE52,4gg. f 9, ,A ft" , A I, , 1 ffffif, wzf p-2? fmm- 6.4.4-u.J...4, ' .,, .. f n, I , ak First Row: Lester Rountree, Joe Pfeifer, Ronny Mellon, Burkie Crady, Marvin Pharr, Dick Bracewell, Billy Renfrow, Milton Brown. Don McKenzie. Loren Broadus. Sam Cole. Second Row: Richard Seyler, Raymond Farris, George Cari- baltes, Paul Smith. Timmy Ellis, Gene Sleap, Harry Petizinger, Joe Garcia, Deno Mastrogianakis, Richard Dennis, Angus Hasting, Windel Clardy. Third Row: Leslie High, Otis Wiggins, John Thenoils, Gilbert Edwards, Carrol West, Al Johns, Theron Crews, Everett Williams. M. C. Harden, ,lay Adeeb, Bland Simmons, Bobby Gay, Eddie Gillmore. F XSSISTANT FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL COACH JOHN SAARE 00'l'lBALL--194 , ,.,. ..,,, ,, , M..- wav! fz 'Eff . lJL.w.,.............-as ? 1 Wifi' ga A, , ef Ye 095 4 A SSISTA N T FOOT I COACH MAX PARTIN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HEAD COACH L. J. SMITH A. J. HEWLETT J Top Row: Billy Renfrow, Bland Simmons. Second Row: Sam Cole, Leslie High, Harry Pet- zinger. Third Row: Jol1n Thenoils, Loren Broadus, Al Johns, Lester Roundtree. UNDERCLASSMEN WIIO RECEIVED VARSITY FO0TBALL LETTERS On August 26 Jac-kson's football practice for the 1941-41 season began. What was lacking in quality was made up in quantity, for there were one hundred and ten boys out for the team. Added to the coach- ing staff to assist Coach Hewlett and Coach Smith were lVlax Partin and John Saare. Though the season ended successfully with a total of seven games won, two lost, and one tied, the opener with Hillsborough High of Tampa was lost by a score of 13-0. The next game was somewhat bet- ter, for the Tigers defeated West Palm Beach in We st Palm Beach 27-0. On Friday 13, Jackson set An- drew Jackson of Miami back on its heels 45-7, and th en added St. Paul's to the list of victories with a score of 40-0. Rated as underdogs by local newspaper columnists, Jackson next beat Plant, and then the fol- lowing week took Miami Edison to the tune of 19-6 in the Orange Bowl. Then came November 10, when a wild, cheering mob of people saw Landon, Jackson's cross-town rivals, whip the Tigers 19-12. The next game, in Columbia, South Carolina, was a 39-7 victory for Jack- son. Next was the victory over Daytona Beach, 27-7. ln this game occurred the only injury of the season -Leslie High temporarily dislocated his right elbow. This brought the season to its climax, the annual Thanksgiving game with Lee, which ended in a 6-6 tie. In the post-season Kiwanis benefit game, Lee and Jackson defeated Landon and Fletcher, 539-6, each team playing a quarter. ANNUAL FO0TBALL BANQUET The annual football banquet given by the Dads' Club and the Athletic Boosters Club for all football players. cheerleaders. majorettes. coaches. and their wives was held last year at the Seminole Hotel December 12, 1944. The guest speaker was Mr. Otis B. Hinnant, Y. W. C. A. secretary. All those connected with the athletic department en- joyed a very pleasant evening and the whole school is grateful to the Dadsi Club and the Boosters Club for supporting the team throughout the year and for sponsoring this banquet. BABY TIGERS as Q, 4 Mr. Guy L. Simmons, Mr. Otis B. Hinnant. Mrs. Guy Sinnnon Mr. M. A. Demorest. VARSITY -qs... 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'Z' nl' ,, an 44 61 The Christmas Pageant is an annual dramatic " presentation given by members of the Janu- ary Graduating Class. 4 3 , - 5 ll 4 S ,, a 2 I , , E 5 7 A R' A ' HG . 2 ll li -' '-,QI I 354 Z'-xr' :Mfr -w Gif' m 2' as 5 A. g g- Q 41 ta rr '11 v W dllr e lla EU .gm 5334! If ,if CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Cast of Characters Nlury . . .. .Caroly n Spivey .loseph .. .... Carl Ncidlinger Wise Hen- Huddy Ellison. Joe Mikulas, Theron Crews Sltepherdsf Wendell Clartly. Melvin 'llllUIllDS4,ll1, Waring Burbee, Earl Shimp. Ray Owens. 'X ngels- Elsie Rt-lly. Ile-tty .l. llohinson. Gloria Hrinkley, Virginia Goodwin. lris Cook. Mary Roman, Marjorie Marshall, Lois Quave. Sue Hilton, Evelyn Padgett. lrene Borkson. JANUARY CLASS GliADUATION 1945 lil:-:I Mr. Demorest presenting diploma to .loe Nlikulas. President of the Senior Class. j. 5-iz Members of the class Class officers entering the auditorium i Qi! QA 'Y iiifldritf, ' 4 J 6 as I l l l .- Am WlI0'S WIIO M 0 S T l P 0 P U L i A R 1 January Joe Garcia and Nell Duncan June june Mercedes Ingram and Dick Bracewell Estelle Parks and E. W. Revels January James McCall and Marise Bryan v B E S l T L A s 0 0 l K l 1 N G K 1mmnmQnmuw nz :nz -N -vf -waz:-' -v s. . . ,a S S ,, 2 . 5 ff- , w , Q ff' fy ' f 1 I , ,i V I L f 75- ,,'V ,' , 4, ' 'Wi , f WH09S wno i B E S T A 2 L L A R 0 U N D January fum, Angus Hastings and Pansy Adkins Glynda Scarborough and ll. C. Harden June Jmzuun. Artye Futrelle and Clark Wilkinson Theron Crews and Emily Nlnore , . M 2 0 S T 6 0 B I G I l N A L 9 S 3 3 W, i l Nm, ,WW 1 MMM, if WM. W vmmw W ..-,F .WMNWK-www KW 'H gm,- January Carl Neidlinger and Frances Lockerman June Gail Davis and Earl Silas WIIO S M 0 S Y li S E li V I C E T 0 T II E S C H 0 0 L M 0 S T S T U D I 0 U S WIIO fum' Mary ll4JSE' Howe und Billy Thurman January .luck Fry and Frzuices Smilhers f 1, , , ,fQf'f' ' ff? fflym' f WlI0'S WHO M 0 S T T A L E N T E D l l January June ,loc lViiliLll8S and Frankie Dingle Nelle Wilmot and ,lack ,xllLltfl'SOD June January Jewel Futch and Elwyn Dansnn Evers-tte Williams and Marv Roman M 0 S T A T Il L E T I C GCTHE LAST MAN9' s f First Place ESTELLE PARKS 'GLW E F V 1 fl V 'I 3 Fe 1 i 5 E 3 3 v ' fl 't' 2 U K '- f gi l- CONTEST 0RACLE BEAUTY This year The Oracle sponsored two contests. Free ballots were given to every member of the home rooms. When the votes were Counted, the ten highest-ranking contestants competed in a three-day contest at a penny a vote. The Last Man contest was held to determine who the girls would like to be the last boy to leave Jackson if all ofthe others had to go to war. Pictured lleftj with the g'Last lVIan,', Leslie High, are the contestants of the Oracle Beauty Contest. Run- ners-up in the Last Man contest were Clark Wilkinson and Sam Cole. Q .,wf"F K 'Nha e ,jg V. . Third Place NITA TURNER , , KX '43 31. 0llACLE BEAUTY CONTEST Second Place NELLE WIUVIOT .bmfw f. ,Lf .. N, lb H f - by ' 1 0 B A C L E a. j B E A U T Y any ,:,f,,. uv 1, ,ug 1,1361 ,gcc 4 'f 12 c 0 N T E s T il 1' ,mfvml 3739 W 1 gj , , "fy vf 1' V L. WZWQW ii M . A 4125 YM! r 'ELK 2 45. 3 Fourth Place ANN ETTE JONES Fifth Place CHARLOTTE HIGH fu- M ' 2" , ,-. 4 fd jf'-Z:-2Jf,. F' 2 fn , 2 5 5 4,74 2 'z f 5 f .' , , f ' g 7 110 Z ' 2 eggs? 5 21513 f V3 ff., ' ,zfvp . E A , 7 V f -ff Q MW' ,V Sixth Place AILEEN BELL O y 44 1, xx. W-1 A lx - ' wr f 1' , , .., , .gn nn., ., ff, ,.,.f.-f ' r x , . 1 .,.N-L., 1 Qbw,miQi J0CiduJ yuan- f fu 5 7 n he . J... .L 7. Anv ns A .,I'xx 23 xx, JJ' , Xskzixm X fy QL!! Miiw 4 .F Y . , N i , r N l W w ' X 1 7 x ' I f ' y f 'N Q!! f K M062 f H N4 UM f a s MIN! V W WW if wx n w IL I , "Good advice is beymzd pr1'f'e. ADVERTISING STAFF Seated: Ray Joyner, Raymond Farris, advertising man- ma Willialiis, Earl Silas. Smnding: Nita Turner, Ethel Roman. 0 v l CIRCULATION STAFF A Seated: Ferne Douglas, Leona Samson, circulation managerg Mildred Leonard, second semester business managerg Doris Singer, circulation manager. Szanding: C JC-annelle Brown, Doris DeHass. L E SPONSORS i fs ' ' xx. - X S' if? 551 Nlr. lll-exes-lfilillwial glalf Xliss llivliarelsivn-linsine-- Stull lxlisg Tal,mlge-Editm.ia1 Staff ager: Mary Roman, first semester business manager: Tliel- T ll E B EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Betty Calhoun, junior and sophomore sectiong Mercedes Ingram, feature editorg Lucy Stapleton. clubs and or- ganizations: Carrie Dixon, classification editorg Audrey Crum, art editorg Bette Jean Lanier, sports editorg Donald Gil- bart. faculty section. Standing: Joyce Williams, Emily Register, Frances Wynn, Louise Woolley, Frances Garmon, Joyce Haddock. Anita Friedman, Annette Jones, Barbara Altman. - 7 "W X 7 6 E Il I T 0 ll S Elaine Taylor, Junior Editorg Dorothy Matthews, Editor-in-Cliirsfg Libby Folsom. Assistant Editor, 5M f MM w+ff M Q55 in W5 sf? 3 3b?3i5 W 'o3UM.p..Q.. 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Compliments of Professional Insurance Corporation Hospitalization, Health and Accident Insurance LOCKWOODS DRUGS Druggist to All Jacksonville No. l .................. 1738 Main No. 2 .... .... 1 500 Miami Road No. 3.. .... 901 King No. 4 .... .... 6 21 lVlcDuff NO. 5 .... .... 1 990 San Marco No. 6 .... .... 1 013 Edgewood Ave. 5 KLIIEPPEL IIUTELS IN FLORIDA GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 100 W Air Conditioned MAYF LOWER HOTEL l00 Cf? Air Conditioned FLAGLER HOTEL In War Service for the Duration Jacksonville, Fla. GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL West Palm Beach, Fla. You Can Judge Florida Hospitality By These Fine Hotels ROBERT KLOEPPEL, President-Director Congramlali 1,11 S ru the G1'aulL1uli11g Class of ANDREW JACKSON ik URCHGOTT' 'The Store Accommodatingv Phone 5-9181 ignhhgfs Beauty Bax MRS. J. K. SOMERSET, Prop. 2822 Main St. Compliments of Associated Floor Covering Co. 6th and Main St. Phone 5-2959 ABOOD FRUIT STORE WE PACK : SHIP FANCY FRUIT ANYWHERE S IN U. S. A. Ph. 59888 219 JULIA ST. To the Members of the Graduating Class of 1945 of Andrew fackson High GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU! JACUB JEWIILEII LAURA AND ADAMS ItPy T0 Pay Cash C Lpliments of at the Jewel Box facksonvillejs Cash jeweler ' , 326 Main St. f aiiin RA 20 WEST ADAMS Read the jfluriha Uliimeszflkintnn pl I H F h g Dp r :Sr Forward With The Tigers MOTOR FARMALL INTERNATIONAL McCORMICK - DEERING TRUCKS TRACTORS UUINN R. BARTON COMPANY Port of the rhythm ot action- fE -igrm 5 the pause that refreshes .If-X MNARK ntc.iS1W " f0NrtN1sefl0' ltgs the refreshing thing to do. iff' 4T.n F L ,ffu J it COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. COIVIPLIIVIENTS of PANAMA SERVICE STATION 8005 Main St. Phone 5-0126 B. H. VIVIUSLEH, Prop. Compliments of SEAWRIGIITS PHARMACY 24th and PEARL STREET C. H. BROWN COMPANY Photographic Supplies BLUE PRINT AND BLACK LINE SERVICE II8 West Bay Street Phone 5-6670 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. The Cuties! junior s in Town 221 Laura Street Distributors ot Southern Maid School Supplies 'cMade in the South for the South" JACKSCDIXIVILLE PAPE R I-ICDUSE Phone 5-0349 Modern Construction Company Roofing ' Insulation Asbestos Siding Painting ' Plastering Carpentry ' Concrete Work 6th and Pearl St. Phone 5-4349 C0rn.plimen.ts of G . L . S M I T H WILKINSUN WEATHER STRIP C0. Metal Weather Strips Calking Venetian Blinds Eagle Mineral Wool Wlaterproofing Phone 9-T624 H27 San Marco Blvd. Jacksonville 7. Florida COMPLIMENTS EPSWH 0511- ,-, l THE END r Q 1 Y w 1 w ' uw lil' ' ' , -L' .,,,:1.,f12 , . ' 1" . xg, N W: N "' "ff 1 'Y xg. 4 - v 'H iw '.:. . , ,V -,Zi , -. A ' 1 uszuzafmmwnoszm mu., , -, 1- 1 -, - :wg :L A .. Lf: ' .7'. ' .f ' - 4- Ny. , . Lt- 3 ff f.. -. ,,,,Kx,,., , 5 ,ff - s 4 I , , -s, G' , f F'+3i:':g F!! pf-Z.. - W 1 ' 195 .Q ,,.', Q :x,+ ,Q 4 , Q swf. ,- , ,gg-V . 4- fi fi: ,jg " " , Juv, 'b 5 - ,V , Vx-lk' 4. . ,,,., . 'Qu' 'f"4!""', . 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Andrew Jackson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

- Class of 1945

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