Apopka High School - Darter Yearbook (Apopka, FL)

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HISTCRY On a September morn twelve years ago With hasr brushed neat and faces aglow We entered frrst grade wrth a happy heart All of us destsned to play a part ln the record of events that would surely pass Untsl the day we frnxshed our senror class My old record album' It seems lnke ages have passed sxnce I brushed off the dust to luten to records and recall the old but pleasant memones As I open the cover the flrst record l see rs The Lrttle Red School House whrch takes me back to the fxrst grade when all my old frtends Marvm Geneva Fred S Cole Mane Rsley Robert G Tommy B Mrtzr Laura Beulah Jane Brll S Tom S Bobby W Raymond Ben Carlls Richard W Robbre Glenda Jack luamta E Shtrley Juanrta A and Annle Ruth played so happsly together It wasn t long though untrl we were Jorned by Frank Rrchard B Elton Rschard S George ert P Verna Hazel Carol Patsy I Ann Io Ann Snyder Eleanor and Faye What pleasant years wrth our May Day fesuvals Halloween camxvals and sixth grade graduation' I guess rf you ask us today our favorite old song would sttll be Ztp A Dee Doo Dash for we were so care free sn the elementary grader Gosh so many of these record have fond memones attached to them but I suppose the next one Take Me Out to the Ball Game u the best sutted for our lunror Hsgh years when Nannette Davtd lo Ann H Ed C leon Bessie Ed R Rosemary Lsnda and Norma Jomed the gang Those were the years we became so vrtally tnreresred tn sports cbeerleadlng band and glee club uauon Our slogan was Graduatlm or Bust The Sophomore year wasn t really so bad but everyone wsll agree the song Dry Bones dsd sunt us quite well as we struggled with expertment: m bsology Ronald Rtchard C Ed C J Ann W Jeanette and Robbte Nell jotned us that year The next year was really fun' We worked rn the concessron stand at the football games and on the Jumor class play Keep Movmg The comrcal anucs of the cast and especsally Fred S wrth hrs red nrgbt shut and trombone wsll never be forgotten In thes undertakings we were qutte successful and had a wonderful Junror Sensor Prom at the Mount Plymouth Hotel When we hear Aloha shall always be remsnded of the Prom wrth rts Hawartan theme Thss was a bsg year for us tn that we gaxned several new fnends Iackte Bruce June and Wendell At last the bxg moment of our Iunror year arrrved Chu class rings had arrived We thought they were the only ones' Finally we came to the year that stands out most tn our mtnds our Senior yearl Football season started rtght after school started The big game of the season was the Homecoming game when Io Ann Webb was crowned Msss A M H S Patsy B Barbara Bobble Yanrz and Sharon jotned the group Just before Thanksgsvrng the class sold subscrtptrons to magaztnes to sponsor the sensor class tr nn the second semester Speaking of semester we remember the exams we all dreaded to take Sixteen Tons certainly surted the occasion then We had several brg dances durrng the year the gala decorated Chrtsunas Dance the Valenune Twirl Dance and the Prom In April We wrll never forget the tense hours between tryouts and when the play cast was selected After the play we had the class mp skrp a way class night and of course more exams ln our last week of school we prepared for Baccalaureate and Graduatron The last record m my album Moments to Remember remtnds me of frrends teachers and acttvitles at A M H S . ' ' the ' A A A . A . . . ' -. . R05- Then came the wonderful Senior Hlgh years, when we really started eyeing that great day--Grad- ' ' A . . ' . . . . , o . , - ' . , we , . . , . XP

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PRCPHECY Ten years from now we see Eleanor Crash Stubbs Jet auto racer as the feature attraction at the Lakeland Speedway Edwrn Russ ts now a famous basketball player He rs with the Globetrotters Ben Pitman has added another buslness to Apopka The Pxtman Garbage Dlsposal Plant Wendell Newton and Geneva Johnson are quite famous They have signed wlth M G M and are now playmg Tarzan and lane Jack Mlller rs starring tn the new versron of Gone wtth the Wlnd What happened to Clark? Bruce Macdade has become the best btrd watcher rn Northem Slberra Elton Love rs the proud owner ofa flea circus rn Zellwood Hts slogan rs We specialize tn flea stew Jeanette Salas has forgotten her qutet ways and ls now an auctroneer at the Chicago Stockyards Io Ann Hardee has moved to Alaska and makes her ltvlng huntmg polar bears Jane Russell was true to her name and went to Hollywood Her latest prcture ls Old Janes Never Die Fade Away Ann Roby 15 the flrst human to swrm from Greenland to the Cape of Good Hope Marte Robmson rs owrklng tn New York l ve heard that she rs sales manager at Macey s Glenda Rawls has a very popular column tn the Apopka Chref on Advtoe to the Lovelorn Laura Ragms ls the only woman ever to play on a professronal football team Raymond Wrlltams ts the 1956 Mr Universe Bobby Watters now leads safaris mto the darkest sports rn Afnca Georg Torendle just recently recerved hrs D D S degree He pulls and fllls dogs teeth Mltzl Thollander Lanler ls now starrmg rn Brll Selgler s latest producum of Hoofbeats on the Trall They Just Besste Lou Terry ts now owrser and manager of the natronally known Freez Ette tn Apopka She pard for xt out of her ups Shlrley Starbtrd ls now happily marrted and rs the mother of four sets of twuts Rlchard Surrency ts Plymouth s latest MAYOR Freddle Suggs ts now worktng as a clown rn the Rlngltng Brothers Ctrcus Blll Sexgler ls now a great Hollywood producer Fred Savage ts now leader of the hottest band rn New York Crty The Hotllcks Frank Hooper ts rn Tlbet teachtng the natrves how to jttterbug Apopka has galned a new hospital and Sharon lewts rs head technrclan Iune Brown is a famous artrst Many of her pamtlngs are hsngmg ln the Metropolrtan Museum Patty Berg has long been forgotten slnce Nannett Whitehead stepped into the sports world Robbre Nell Lynn rs now dotng mlsuonary work tn the Congo Barbara King ts now a famous lady wrestler Just last week she appeared m Madison Square Garden Faye Vaughn has changed her last name to Tucker and ls appearing on Art Davxs show We hear she has yodel Annte Ruth Thompson rs qurte a celebnty She ts the frrst woman general at Plnecastle Robert Parkhurst now owns the brguest rtarklng lot in New York His slogan rs Park best wrth Parkhurst Jo Anne Webb ls now the famous star skater tn the lce Vogues Marvrn Wnght rs t.he chtef cook and bottle washer at the Apopka Htgh School Lunchroom Rlchard Wtlklns is the champxon marble player He has over 9, 000 marbles that he has won Rosemary Pine has a srde we never suspected She ts the world s champion Trddley Wrnks player Juanita Adams has gone out West She rs workrng as a cowgrrl on the Bar X Ranch Norma Blackwelder became so famous for her twultng that she ts now head majorette for the Marlne Band Patsy Blackwelder has gone places with her volce and Ll now starring at the Metropolltan Opera House Vema Jean Busbee has captured the hearts of mrllrons with her beautiful eyes She now poses for mascara Robble Cogsdale has become well known for her culrnary skill She ts the modem Betty Crocker Dlckte Barksdale ls working as an orange plcker around Plymouth and Apopka Carlls Balkcom ls sull a leader He was just elected President of Flonda s State Chaln gang Davrd Barnger went tn for real estate in a blg way Hls address ts now Alcatraz Tommy Bryan rs n w head of the btggert Juke Jomt in Apopka Ronald Chrorusrer has a band of his own He ts currently starrlng on the Grand Ole Opry Rlley Gilbert now wrrtes arucles for the Ladies Home Joumal Linda Sellers ts now composing the latest rage in musrc jazz Hazel Durden ts now a sclenoe ftcuon wnzr The barber shop on Plnecastle Atrforce Base ss being run by Juanru Evans Carol Farquer rs now a professor of Engllsh at Florida Soutbem College Bobble Yantz and Johnme are now smgtng Walkmg my Babses Upatatrs Patsy Ingram ls still ln college trying to acbleve ber purpose tn gomg Cro catch a man J Edward Cooper ls now a wrestling star ln New York Richard Craver is now the Prealtnt of the Profelronal Hobo Ckgmlladsn We see Ed Detwller the old corlser hlmsalf ln Hollywood s comedy spotlight replacing jerry Lewrs Robert Garrett ls replacmg Mlsr hdanbaugh as lrglsh lacber ln Apopka High Cole Grlce ls now a great manufacturer of time bombs lem Johnson rs now married and has six cblldsoa tall girls, Beulah Livingston still happrly marrled with four chrlden ra I-aching ln elementary school I0 Ann Snyder ts now a cigarette glrl ln the Stork Club Jackie Sanders ts now the great Llberace s asststant Thomas Stanley ls now glvlng piano lessons at the Jullard School of Music learned to ads .. .. - s v - w - .. . . .. . .. . 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