Belle Glade High School - Rambler Yearbook (Belle Glade, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1963 volume:

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FORE WURD This year, for the twentieth time in history, a graduating class will walk down the aisle and out of the halls of Belle Glade High. To com- memorate our schoolis twentieth anniversary, We present to you the RAMBLER of 1963. This book is the story of our school and you are its main character. It is the story of a long journey, one that started many years ago and one that will continue as long as We are able to remember the past. This journey takes us down the road of life, paved with many cher- ished memories. It is filled with many hard- ships, joys, tears, laughter, and moments that never shall he forgotten. Let us now take you DOWN MEMORY LANE . . . Your Co-Editors, Jftafaacfann MMM? N .2 7 Q f ,gflfti - - M em ory Lane .. .:.'. J- ' ' - - ,....2f- ,,,fi- ,,-Q1 ' -,.,-.4-s-- il.. L1--'1 14-5--Q., I-ef'- ' ' 9 21 lt Anka., 'Z- ' ' KV 4,1 j :aff-s m' i ! 1' Ai ,,, . 1 ' X 1 4 Q -bg s - I X P5 P ,vt X k K ,I O Q f' X I N --:xr-:aa x 2 QR.:..i-,J-Xg,X:x:?: Q Qff: 'xxi-s5K5f..:.5'-3' gp-11 is ' I , QL W 1 X X .t l tj Q XXX! il 4 4 nfl 0, A I 15' fl 7, 7 so or r T .iimma Q, H wlumwr W t 4- 1 'ii' q fi limit' A - My - . xl V ' ' I LA, . I -..- Memories are made of. . F URE WORD ..... CONTENTS .... DEDICA TION. . STAFF ........ FACULTY .... SENIORS ...... JUNIORS ....... S OPH OM ORES .............. FRESHMEN ........... -Q...- SEVENTH AND EI GH TH GRADES SUPERLA TIVES ............. CL UBS ........ SPOR TS ........,.... 30 AD VER TISEMENTS ..... 1 943 A, 1 We, the students of Belle Glade High School, dedicate this 1963 Rambler to MR. BURKE, who has shown, us the qualities not only of good sportsmanship but also of the fine leadership and training in which 143:34 victory was oursg and to MR. HAYES, whose understanding and guidance has won the trust and respect of all the students, past and present. '1 I L51-EQ-, JU UR ALISM f'1 EDITORS Wayne Wood and Lu Alice Clause SPONSOR Mrs. Eunice LaFlam PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Sharon Wilder, Editor, Judy Atkinson, Thomas Mobley. We, the editors, would like to thank the many people who have made this publication possible. To Mrs. LaFlam, who gave much time, advice, and understanding, to the entire annual staff, who has put in countless hours of devoted service, and to Mr. Morris and members of the faculty, for their patience with our prob- lems and shortcomings, we give our most' grateful appre- ciation. We hope that you, the student body, will gain as much enjoyment from the 1963 RAMBLER as we had in pre- paring it for you. , The Editors 'f':',1rf: -g ., f L Xe- Z i T, Q ,'zl. . 1 rTnT.,,.-- Y J 6' 'Y 41 1 , Q , 1 .UQ I ' . 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BELXE - W swf! wggwaws 3-we 6, 1965 rf' . cm-amusmsmwe-1, Sw911qa5.0Y was Y -me ways oi .,ewi xd1nwav9dfw,,nM.1 yan queued fvgmbg, me. gov, 6,16-cfs oi 1965, M0 upon me 'cmrsaxsoxsl oi 9' nzwxyde. koeegv k,Y15.e.r.+,,g.'9'e1mE,eH-.1'Lk-Xx stand-rtivg oi gafgof-va, egufa-ge, cehefgdfahion no sea ye, sueceseigxly reaox-nd. 93-5 eigdfxanoee U1 scxxovvewrp, XX csbmenbntp, ,xii 'xaaiefvvxw sk. ?1e'31exGw,a5e scxxoox 'oe sedans Y Aim grepgtuwg.fgbc2:s oi ,cv 'bo eerie 0,63 and Qmwwfi 59 won at -491 as 'oo ,wif-e x.,afQSw'eN-worm gamer 'oaoagfwe ate awash of Sb. -se, me sammy, me Mvxg gmmx for me QpQo? wu.qA we-w in 'oem golf: 59 uexpg-.Z .gov prepare no meek. 'uma c.-W9-sage. Q55I'-G91-'03-in ' K H , W In - Llp- J M ?e'n.on xkurfxb, E c'1.?e3- . ?!5.9 N .., N X Q Faculty I did that just to see if you were awake. ROY L. LITCHFIELD Assistant Principal Wake Forest, F.S.U., B.A., M.A. VINCE MARQUESS Murray State, B.S. University of Florida, M.Ed. Guidance Counselor scholarship to Alcatraz. 5 ' L f' N w -. I.. It '5Yes, I think I can find you a A fe- xlk., mp.,- in-,. QE: n ,M if- li Just bcczlusc I'm smiling doesn't mean you're excused. KATHLEEN ROGERS Guidance Counselor Dean of Girls Florida Southern College, B.S. ll E11 'Tm sorry, but he's not in just now. JOY EASTERLING Secretary-Treasurer Are you certain this is your mother's signature ? BEULAH STONE Secretary die! Load up, boys. Ernest, be quiet or I'll decapitate SAMUEL s. LOVELL You , University of Florida, B.C. - Vocational Agriculture Blue Mountain College, B.A. W. R. GROOVER University of Georgia, B.S.A., M.Ecl. Science Theoretically . . . HAZEL T. LITCHFIELD Eastern Carolina, B.S. Home Economics NEDA G. HILL Mississippi State Universityg M.A English To the coffee cake you add . . . l Class, who put the color in the white paint? You still don't understand? MARGARET OGDEN EARWOOD L. C. WILLIAMS Stetson University, A.B. Jacksonville State, B.S. Art Junior High Mathematics CARL A. HILL IR. DOROTHY C. JONES Mississippi State, B.S., M.Ed. Marville College, A.B. Science Peabody College, B.S. in L.S. Back in Mississippi we'd call this a Llbrarlan HERBACEOUS DICTYLEDONJ' Home to a ,ablep 2 3 l '- W-5,3 7 T N, V00 Q '1 ,, i I M - - -- -- 43- . we ,g ,.zi'? , 1 - vflfhi' ' IFN- ,GJ7 Qi-fl W If ,Ai K ,N jj 55,3 'X IJ' .4155 STH ' J . sw ty IN JJ STN gf , --N - . !7r BvI,J 7IZXLY'C 453 Ei NFS QJ l Gentlemen and Gentlewomenn Who wrinkled that paper? JOEL KELA BERNARD PAINTER University of Michigan, B.A., M.A. S.T.C., Indiana, Pa., B.S Social Science Business JAMES C. HERROD Mississippi State University, B.S. Agriculture PHYLLIS LUKE Okay, quit fooling around. Florida State University, B.S. Home Economics Q ' 'f T TE' 1-Eeili ,-we A ,Q T , 'WWW Now girls, be sure you have thread in your machine before l U- H W you start. F-.1-4 D ' Q gl! QQ Q -jr ' ,,.1'g-Q-D ' ,rj-WF ' -.--arf! ' ' , q l tx ' I ,J - t ll 0 lt A, K- ' 1 - 'M -ll l 1 l Y! ll 44, 4 ' gl 1 -f-' M f .. 114-gn, f I6 All right, so I like Elvis Presley. BETTY ANN ECHOLS Mercer University, A.B. English A l l K P ,f We're going to make mud pies today. JANICE BOTTOMS Troy State College, B.S. Physical Education FREDERICK D. STEVENS EUNICE H. LAFLAM University of Florida, B.A., Med. Southeast Missouri State Band, Glee Club College, A.B. English Altogether nowg one, two, three . . .' Don't call me F ireball! ,T ,L ,Y uf i fkggi' it 2 'fi . site, lH'CYYIXIlLH 9666066669 0000000090 1 000' 00000 , W C-30000006 gee, mc,,,. X 1 f 5 Y f ,X S,x X ,fav Q . v. 4 If fl V L ,f F 51 ,ii I ' Q.: it if ' iii .421 - , . Q If W, V Q . ,W HK Those that have their homework, raise their hands. F 31 . my 5' ETOILE HERROD 1 3 Delta State College, B.S.E. 5 Business Education 6 I read the best joke today? WAYNE K. FORTENBERRY Harding College, B.A. D.C.T. Co-ordinator MICHAEL A. MURPHY PAUL I. SANTILLO University of Miami, A.B. Youngstown University, B.S Mathematics I fr, A Physical Education Aw right, you all! , K MYFijIlj,.f'f Wipe your smile off. leriail ,, J, 15,-,,, I 1 A A -'fi - - K W ,k t .,. A: ' Q I.- Jm it-,riff Q: .QQ E -T!-2 4 ' ., I H Eg V. Y --f- .- or Q ,, .E sta Q' A eng? Be sure and take your shorts home. HARRY LADNER DAVIS University of Mississippi, B.S., P.E., M.E. Physical Education, Coach HELEN LYKINS SMITH University of Kentucky, A.B. English Now, class, we just must get this homework done. I8 WHOA-A MARGARET WYLIE MURPHY University of South Carolina, B.S. Science EMORY L. BOWERS Stetson University, B.S. Mathematics An' I pointed at that ole' Ko rean boy and said 1 5 ' IK , E ff - .1 r 2 ' l IK' ' '. A ,1 I ' l . its I La lVIar, quit asking so many ques- Al1right, so it's a green blackboard. tions. PEGGY ORR SMITH VIPA HARDEE l Roanoke College, B.A. University of Florida, B.A.E., Social Studies M.E.D. Mathematics .IIMMIE BERT WARD WILLIAM C. BURKE Mississippi State University, B.S. University of Florida, B.S. Industrial Education Drivers Education, Coach Now, Jerry, about those termites. Willy, how 'bout getting me a couple of gauze pads. .5 .v Now, don't hand me that excuse 'Tm sorry, but you've got the wrong number. THERRELL LUKE SYLVIA C. FUN DORA Delta State College, B.S. Normal School for Teaching 1 , -N J r. High Social Studies Havana, Cuba Cb Spanish dw QA? f W if QW if YNMK VC MARY McMILLAN JOSEPH J. HAYES OST H I T.UKE THORNTON Indiana University, B.S. Appalachian State Teachers, B.S. ansas A.8zM., B.S. English Social Studies r. High Social Studies HGCOIEC, Y0l1'11 have I0 Pai' f01' 111056 Who said she was my sister? Then you turn right at South Bay. bulbs. li 4.25151 BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION . z Q: WE . l l f lf x J la I 7z'ii, p 5 We pay tribute to Mrs. Binkley and Mr. Nelms for their never-ending service to our school. They have worked behind scenes and have sometimes gone unnoticed in making our school a more pleasant place to learn. Mr. Nellns, who has been at B.G.H.S. for over twenty years, and Mrs. Binkley, who has co-ordinated the cafeteria program since its beginning. For this, We, the annual staff of 1963, wish to give them special recognition. 1 NON-INSTRUCTIO AL PERSUNNEL R' H . - 1' .-1, , CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Binkley, Mrs. Able, Mrs. Rashley, Mrs. Holton ri. --iq H Q . 4 'Vi' BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. Nelms 22 Mr. CUSTODIANS ...gf Seniors wif 4121 W5 ,MM Wsf wwf ,Bre H ne F911 ,Q3? f5y www ERNEST JOHN AMEDEE JR. 5LErn77 If silence was golden he would , be hankruptf' Ambition-To get a degree in business 1 administration. A ctivizies-Baseball III, IV, Science Club Iv. l ANGELINE ADAMS C6Angie77 School is all right when there's nothing else to do. Ambition-'I'o become a secretary and have my one dream comc true. Activities-F.H.A. I, II, Refreshment Chairman II, Rain- bows III, IV, Chaplain III, Reporter IV, Library Club III, IV, Home Room Officer III. U BONNIE JEANNE ANDERSON GSB. J-73 Eeny, meeny, miney, mo. Four long years and I still don't know. Ambition-Juvenile Counselor. Activities-Band I, II, IV, Rainbows I, II, III, IV, Home Room Officer I, II, III, IV. ,Qoepcl ol ,OLWQAQJ-V-Af ffl If 7 7 ' lilac, . .fp jfilt .f ll ' b?L-Q.! 7,7 oe!-,A cull X fx' Y 4 63592261 . jr ,114 4 fflfsfiifipfzd, 'W-gh C, L GPA ' . A - .4 I f C9 ,Ag Gyn 144, Y, 5!ff'4 !'ijcI7 JUDY LANAE ATKINSON ':Doodie A time for speaking and a time for being still. Ambition-To wait for my ship to come in and marry a certain sailor. Activities-Rainbows IIg Band I, IIg Glee Club IV, Annual Staff IV. 502, I CL I ,Q ,flaws ,wc UZ GLBT., -I ' I Ny !' fy A Ll! C'-gf? L,f15 C' I J Lo, 4:07192 Izibm' 0 G,,,, QJLJJ fit lf! 2 I - QW! , me-2 f- .f'd4744.fQx2. f5ffL'f'Q,rL1A'Q f , , J I sniff gee 'Q we, -WM' JM I fb VI-6 J JZ ' ITL 1 f f .-jg , -14.4,L:fn. lbfeikpw-2 , ROY BEDSOLE Live and learng die and forget it all. Ambition-To exist for the purpose of self-intraspection. Activities-D.C.T. IV. 26 my 1 at FRANCES MARIAN BALL Franci Her personality has a Fourth of July sparkle. Ambition-To become a home econom- ics teacher, and marry Mr. Wonderful. Activities-F.I'I.A. I, II, III, IV, Vice- Pres. of Projects II, III, Reporter IV: Pep Club I, II, III, IVg Cheerleader II, III, IVg Co-Captain IIIQ Captain IV5 Beta Club II, III, IVg Student Council I, III, IVg Secretary IIIg Home Room Officer I, IIg Junior Red Cross II, F .T.A. III, IV, Parliamentarian IVQ Homecoming Attendant Ig Annual Staff IIIg Girls' State IV. ,WV lf I ivrj Lf Nw. MJ - ,r JJ' o I , , QQ, W W' 'fi 5 V3 . ii P 7 I f L' I Y I , I , if!! 1 'J 1 -:Id ' ly ' A J ij fd x 9 ' , ,nfl , W ll Q I I ' V' ' I , 'v J I ,fx ,x ' N - ' I? 'lv' . 7 1 Ag I 9 J ,,Ig1ARci,gxRIT13YBEULQ,' f' ,7 y 9 ' I-'I' I If ll' .v ll fig 4.f'l L -rw AI I I jj 7 VfjBeautyAzis well asgcliarnn-1 I, A ,V I f, if Q1:5a?itil2fz-II yduld like to become' '21 Homejl-llc. teacher and ,lf N ' ,ff le' 1 in C u. A If' F l' l D l ' .' ,3 ,f if ' I fl !,u,l'f ' , I L I I I V,-,rr j 1 Y 4 i I I W J O I il 'v I ff If X at-new I H ,V X ,lx f w ,af I I I I , 0 D ls .2 1' Aw J r It I M ,ALJ-'Il lf 1, LIJJIQ .. an ,,4MJl:,JD? I p',i'i' I X A f I I I I I ,mf f LZ!!! MICHAEL WAYNE f BERRYHILL Mike Blessed are those who run around in circles for they will be known as big wheels. Ambition-To he the private account- unt for James Hoffu. Activities-Football II, III, IV, Basket- ball I, II, III, IV, Baseball III, IVg Track Ig Beta Club II, III, IVg Sci- ence Club IIIg Vice-Pres. III, Florida Legislature II, Student Council III, IV, Pres. IV. :X I 1 W1 fl .- LLL ROBERT FORD BLAKELY IR. GCBOIIIJY77 I couldn't come to school because I broke my combf' Ambition-Go to college and marry the first millionairess that proposes. Activities-Football III, IV, F.F.A. III, IV, Track III, Home Room Officer II, III, IV. 27 JIM M Q, JACQUELINE LEE BOHANN ON Jackie l 1 I '6She has occasional flashes of silence that makes her conversation perfectly delightful. Ambition-To be a success in the world of business. SALLY ANN BOLAND CZSally?7 4'You may argue me down but you'll never convince mef' Ambition-To be, the first woman as- tronaut with six children. Activities-Lake City-F.H.A. Ig Pep Club Ig F.T.A. I, II, IIIQ Beta Club III, IVg National Honor Society Secre- tary III g Jr. Red Cross I, II, III, IV 3 Band Ig Girls' Intramural IIg Annual Staff III, IVQ Cotillion Club II. ROBERT LOREN BRANE GGRIOIJ77 When it comes to helping others some people will stop at nothing. Ambition-To graduate from Belle Glade High School. Activities-Basketball Manager Ilg D.C.T. IVg Science Club IV. 6 MARTIN ELBERT BUSS '6lVIurtin', Who said all devils have horns?,' flrnbilion-To finish at least 4 years of college and to succeed in whatever field I decide to enter. Activities-Football llg Basketball I, II, III, IVQ Track II, III, IVg Florida Legislature Ilg Class President IIIg Student Council Ill. ROBERT GORDON CARTER CLBObby77 'cDrink not too deeply of the foun- tain of knowledge lest ye stran- glef' Ambition-To take over Glades Chevro- let Co. in two short years. Activities-Ag. II, III, IVQ F.F.A. Sec- retary IVg D.C.T. IV. ,-QVW ff K-0-f mmwm JN fgggff-fig, all WMM A! .L 1' AM TW l'fqiKLPi1 GARY CLARK I 22,3 , O-All Q Problem childs' V' I Onward-Onward, oh, time in thy flight,i make , the bell ring before I recite. AL, U 1 Ambition-To attend Ole Miss. I, IVQ Demolay II, III, IV. l Activities-Football II, III, IVg Track II, III, IVg lI.F.A ' AM at! eff LU ALICE CLAUSE CCI-11177 of the year, 1966. L is sr 1 W J ?Tq-I - - f.-.11--W Y- -X - - -- W Even if you are on the right track, you will get run over, if you just sit there. Ambition-To attend Jr. college and then be voted playgirl Activities-Student Council Ig .I r. Varsity Cheerleader I, II, Captain II, Varsity Cheerleader IIIQ Pep Club I, II, III, Newspaper Staff Illg Annual Staff IV. V: SALLIE JEAN COLLIER 'Sallie Mae F rom her, expect the unexpected? Ambition-To make my million working at Silver's, and then take a leisurely trip around the world. Activities-F.H.A. I, Il, Library Club Illg Home Room Officer Ilg Annual Staff IV. ' : 42'- :C'1. 1, . .1 'V J' AMFP. , THOMAS LEE CLOSE 58711011177 As an athlete he's first rate, As for -school he's always late. Ambition-To become a dentist, make a million, and have only beautiful wom- en for patients. Activities-Football I, II, III, IV, Bas- ketball I, II, III, IVg Track I, II, III, IVg Baseball IVg Citizenship Award Ig Student Council I, IVg Mr. .Iunior Illg Boys' State Ill. WILLIAM CLYDE CONLEY To live long it IS necessary to live Amlutzon To live a long, long time. Actwztzes Art Club II, III, IV: Beta F' -' A -. X f I 'sv J I I u I I Q' XR , j . .1 A, 2 I I 4' of I is MARY IMIZ COLLINS I uNeZ11 Ar, 'Keep smiling, you never know who is around the dormer. Ambition-To graduate from college with a degree in Elementary Educqglgn and a husband. A Activities-Railibvows I, EII XIII, IVQ F.I'I.1I. II, IIIg Pep Club I, II, III, IVg Band 'zlfvyarsity Cheeltleader III, IV. ,J 1, I xg I N I x I NYJ H Ginger i VIRGINIA DEE CRICHFIELD W I'Cod created woman only to tame mankmd , ,3 Ambition-To reach the age of twenty seven and graduate -'f I from college before getting married ' ' f Activities-F.H.A. I II Rainbows I II III Band I II I I 5? III, IV, Officer IV, Majorette II III IV All State Band -ft '. , Beta Club II, III, IV Treasurer III l I PETBA EBANGI Peach-tree A quiet way but a great mind. Ambition-To be a great journalist. Activities-Seminole High School: Art Club Ig Spanish Club Ig Science Club I, Ilg F.N.C. II, III, F.H.A. II, III, Fitch High School: Newspaper IV, B.G.H.S.: Glee Club IV, Annual Staff IV. .IOSEPHINE CROUCH G6JOSie37 'LIf Einstein could do it, so can If, Ambition-To work in some field of science and medicine. Activities-Rainbows I, II, III, IV, Band I, II, III, IV, Officer III, IVg F.H.A. I, II, F.N.C. II, IH, IV, Program Chairman II, Historian III, Beta Club II, Ill, IV, Red Cross IV 3 Science Club III, IV, Secretary III, Treasurer IV, Science Fair I, II, III, District Fair I, II, State Ig .lunior Academy of Science I, II, III, IV, State Convention II, III. KENNETH DAVIS - ccKennya1 It's the quiet ones to look out , for. Ambition-To make money without G-A, working. 4,.,,. Activities-F.F.A.I II III IV Pres. IV PEGGY NANE FARMER 4LPe 97 3 'cl-ler dream is that the mailman has goodies in his bag. Ambition-To become a beautieian. Activities-Band I, II, III, IV, Officer III, IVg Pep Club I, Hg Cheerleader I, II. LYNDA KAY GILBERT i6Kay77 Gentle are two qualities certainly worth- while. Ambition- 0 g g and then get my MRS. degree from a millionaire. Activities-Pep Club I, Ilg Home Room Officer I, II, IIIg F.N.C.. IIIQ Class Treasurer IV. manner, pleasant smile, T ruduatc from colle e A CASSANDRA LOU GLISSON Sandra It pays to be goodg I even tried it oncef' Ambition-To graduate from B.G.H.S., go to school and finish with my MRS. degree. Activities-Pep Club Ig D.C.T. IV, Treasurer. heautician NANCY ELIZABETH GOODBREAD ccNan79 She always looks nice, she's always gay, Nancy has a smile every single day. Ambition.-To do something useful. Activities-Home Room Officer Ig Pep Club I, IIg Glee Club III. JERRY I-IAULCOMB lGJake77 'LIt's not what I do that worries me, it's when I get caught that V the1'e's difficulty. W Ambition-To own one of the biggest ranches in the state, and marry June L. A ctivilies-Art Club II. DAPHNE JANE HENDERSON 'clflaffy-Duckv ' You're only young once. If you live it right, once is enoughf' Ambition-To become a famous hair stylist and then marry a certain young anny corporal. Activities-4-H I, II, Officer I, IIg Rainbows I, II, III, IV, Officer II, IIIg Annual Staff IVQ Pep Club Ig Red Cross II, IIIQ Officer Illg Glee Club IVQ F.H.A. I, IIg Home Room Officer II, III. VUJ- K I a 'N Q9 ,exft X We IU, dc by X35' L. V Lf, f 1 X Xuxl xx C., 'X, x X V WV kwa -9 IW' ' s ll ff fb Vx sJ A, f LL , n Xl xxx txt! My tx 1 J fy Ll! 'ju' J ll I lf 4 T, .ll L I X ll r X KJ -If R ECCA CYRENE HIL N J fx J AE db ,, , geckyl' X VD Q , rj ' l pd or brunette short or tall Ill set a trap july QV if 'Ogle snare them all QA Ambition--To go to college marry the most wonderful K X K - in the world, and go to South America XX , ctivizies-Beta Club II III IV Cheerleader IV Stu nt vsp xlfflouncil II, III, IV Sponsor IV Rainbows II III FTA ' Cy I IVg F.H.A. IVQ Pep Club I II III IV Home oom Ql . I N Officer IIg Annual Staff I 4-H I Clewiston me ommg J X r . ln-'Co rt IIISJIHA. Office? III Powder Puff Footba III fy xo. nt C' JI X f my N I at J, U I .jl Q X bf Q1 D J N -2 I 9 X, , . I J' 'NA . CQ v X J I. Jl ' .- -' f W M9 all IJ el L ll! Ll I BMJ VL Ml KI El' ll PW ' llbi N NJN- ji Q D my MJ Lois VICKI SUE M HOLLINGSWORTH 'fvickff 'cWho said all angels have halos?,' Ambition-To graduate from college with a B.A. degree in Elementary Edu- cation and my MRS. degree. Activities-F.H.A. I, Ilg Rainbows I, II, III, IV, Queen Ig Pep Club Ig Glee Club III, Assistant Musician Illg Swim- ming Team I. -aa' tn..- Q CHARLES JOHNSON 4'Chuck GAIL JOHNSON Gail 'aNever idle, never still, always talking, always will. Ambition-To he happy and successful. Activities-D.C.T. IV. y Speak softly and you won't need a big stick. , Ambition-To be a mechanic and have my own garage. Activities-D.C.T. IV, F.F.A. I, II, III. MARJORIE F AY JOHNSON CCSi.SSy77 The average woman wants a strong man she can wincl around her fingerf' Ambition-To go to the U. of Tenn., join the Air Force, and see the worldg then when I have nothing to do, marry my millionaire and live on our place in Pontotoc, Mississippi. Activities-Pep Club Ig Jr. Red Cross Ig F.H.A. I, llg Library Club III, IV: Pres. III, Officer IVg D.C.T. IV, Secre- tary IV, Student Council III, IV, Rain- bows II, III, IV, Officer III, IV. FRANK ALBERI KRUSII IR CGONO77 HStrong as an ox sly as a fox flmbition-To be .1 farmer and more than likely a coach Activities-Baseball I II III IV I'ootballI II III IV Basketball I, II, III IV TrackI ArtI Ag I II III ANNA MARIE LaCI-IANCE Anna Banana c'All are not hunters who blow their horn. Ambition.-To graduate from college with a B.S. in mathematics and to live a happy and successful life as the wife of a millionaire. Activities-Beta Club II, III, IVg Golf I, II, F.H.A. I, II, III, IV, President IV, State Convention II, IVg Miss Soph. omoreg State Legislature IIg Student Council II, III, IV, Treasurer III, State Convention IIIg Annual Staff IIIQ Girls' State IV, Citizenship Award I. FREDA IAYNE LEE c'Freeder7' and never uses itf' like me. SHIRLEY TYRA LEE CiTiger,, From little sparks may burst a mighty flame. Ambition-To be a rural Public Health nurse, marry, live on a farm, and then raise four little pigs. Activities--F.N.C. II, III, IV, Vice-Pres. II, Treasurer III, Pres. IV, District Convention IV, Beta Club II, III, IV, F.H.A. I, II, District Convention Ig Science Fair I, II, District Fair I, II, Ir. Red Cross II, Secretary Ilg Home Room Officer I, III, IV, Junior Class Officer IIIg Trip to Legislature II. X.. She has a smile and never loses itg She has a frown Ambition-To get out of school and help psycho people Activities-Art IVQ Clee Club IV, Art Club II, III, IV. JANIE MAUREEN LEE G6J'ane?7 You are making progress if each mistake you make is a new onef, Ambition--To obtain my home econom- ics degree, then settle down in Dixie and raise six small fries. Activities-F.H.A. I, II, III, IV, Secre- tary IVg District Convention Ig F.T.A. III, IV, Vice-Pres. IV, Beta Club III, IV, Rainbows I, II, III, IV, Annual Staff IV. MURREL DEMPSEY LIVERMAN Murrel Just getting to like the place and they hand me a diplomaf' Ambition-To be a twenty star general in the Air Force. Activities-Librur Club IIIQ Base- Y ball IV. WILLIAM JOHN LeFILS uUncle Williew The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your armf, Ambilion-To hccoiuc a professional manager for the Balti- more Colts. Activities-Football Mgr. I, III, IVQ Basketball Mgr. III, IVQ Demolay III, IVg Swimming I, IIIg Student Council IV, Treasurer IV. GARY DEAN LYNN ECGary97 I belong 'to the union. My books are closed a nightf, Ambition-To be a custodian in the girls dressing room. , Activities-Football I, II, IIIQ Basketball Ig Track I, II w D.C.T. IV, Presidentg Demolay IV. o P mlvlpllhll' I 23 ' tif? I' gf ' CYNTHIA GAIL MARTIN , LARRY LYNN Stuclebaker', Some people are like blotters. They soak it all in, but get it backwardsf' Ambition-To finish my Fo. Mo. Co. before I graduate. Activities-F.F.A. I, II, IIIg D.C.T. IV, Vice-Pres. IV. l RALPH JOHN IVIAROTTA IR. Ralph Give him a motor ancl heis in his I glory. Ambition-To become a millionaire playboy. - lCRed77 i c'Tl1ere never was a red-headed saint. I Ambition-To own a chain of beauty shops from Belle ' Glade to Pensacola and have as their results the most I beautiful red hair ever known. Activities-Glee Club III, IV, Officer IV. , ,. REBECCA SUE MATHIS Becka Little and cute, witty and wise, really something for her size. Ambition-After owning my beauty shop in little South Bay, get married and raise three boys. Activities-F.H.A. I, II, III, IV, Parliamentarian IVg Pep Club I, II, III. MARY ALICE MclVlILLAN i6Bug79 c'She may be little but she thinks big. Ambition--To be five feet tall, and to achieve Cod's purpose in life for me. Activities-F.H.A, I, II, III, IV, Parlia- mentarian IV, District Convention III, IV, Heine Room President III, IV, Pep Club Ig G.A.A. IV. q WILLIAM FRANKLIN MILLS -5 ffniddye Whenever girls are on the listg Diddy is there in 3 the midst. Ambition-To graduate from college and retire at an early age. Activities-Football I, II, III, IVg Baseball II, III, IVQ Track I, II, III, IVg Basketball I, II, III, IVg Student Council I, IIg Citizenship Award Ig Boys' State I. 'i' ' 7 r ' . .57 THOMAS LEE MOB EY A 'lightningl' 4'Blessed are the bag boys, for they will inherit th g?ha ' earth. i' Staff IV. THOMAS WAYNE MOORE C4TOInmy3, The world is full of willing people, willing to work, the rest willing to let them. Ambition-To graduate, move to Virginia, get married, and have two kids. Ambition-To mind my own business. Activities-Newspaper Staff H19 F.T.A. IIIQ Annual EDWARD MONTALVO JR. i'Edtlie', He'cl get along fine if the creek would stay stillf, Ambition-To graduate from high school, go to college and be an engi- neer. Activities-Lake Worth: Key Club, Swimming Team H15 L.M.A. Cuba Loyola Military Acadamy: Cadet Club. EDWIN CLIFFORD NESTOR C6NaSty77 Work little, study less is his idea of happinessf, Ambition,-'l'o marry Betty Lou before I get drafted. Activities-F.F.A. I, IIg Football Il, IIIQ Track II, IIIQ D.C.T. IV, .IOHNNIE SANDRA NUTT 'flonathana' Now that I'm here, we can beginf Ambition-To graduate from Auburn. Activities-Band I, II, Clinic Ilg F.H.A. I, II, IIIQ Beta Club II, III, IV, Treas- urer IVg Rcd Cross Ilg Home Room Officer IV. .., 1 J I ,Q 4 I 11 1 I . , . fl 1 . Q fd J M7022 5 Q N9 if ll Q' J nf' .PIU 7414! fi Q47 M17 4, vi!! We fi I Q5 fp fww KJ I if gf' ,Lf 0 ,Q .1 S C V. Q v ' ft 74 Q Lf llyg 0 Il , 770 DI 10' fab!! 46 47 B nf U XQH' 1 ll N71 17 J 17 X jj Q A fl! I i7 If , I ' - A f , v ' 5 Y H0 f - ' ' 4 19' ,741 9! Wir! fag, 47135 5, Jgy! ryy, 6 C, ll 'll ' , p I l, I - 1 54 NORCKZIAZlORlTIZ clip! 5:25 1,41 4,-od! ff 'WW HNOEY, QV 2 w ,wiv .jail pw PM It's my wayg take it or leave itf, E f 630312 gf ,, ,9 Ambition-To become a psychologist and do! Q11 gh 'flow LQ I 7 possible for humanity. if 'lf 17 da y J ,S Activities-Beta Club 1Vg F.H.A. iv? 502,56 4ziZb,,1fc5?.,yI lj ,ff Colombiag Swimming Teamg Glee Clubg. ' er tg? SMU 0 L! cietyg Social Service Society. 09 fl E QI 7 LJ 1,YuQ,0fi, U L A , 9 7, 74 Q ' JV! ,il 6- flu 59 F5310 7 ai 1f'y,y 1 09, 74 :nip no 5717 ldg '41 ff K I-fl' VJ US 0' fl A 6 50 dv 0 350 iff Wk fe A1-2 ,QF Q' , 0 -0 we y6lQZ,f 07921 ' ' ly I qw 6 0 V ' IW 3 7 l Ambztzon To iaduate fiom college become El millionaire, Actwztzes Basketball II Golf II III IVg Football I, Football Manager II III Home Room Offlcer II. AVAGAII., VIRGINIA POOLE 'cAvagail uWork is work and must be done, Yet as I work I have my fun. Ambition.-To be 21 success in anything I try to do. Activities-Cheerleader I, II5 Pep Club I, IIg Rainbows I, II, III, IVg Red Cross IIIQ F.T.A. IIIg Art Club IV. MARY LOUISE RAULERSON HRZ1llI61'SOI'lII God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses. Ambition-To ride in the Olympics after studying horse- manship in England and to write great compositions. Activities-Band I, II, Clinic IIQ 4-H I, II, Beta Club III, IVQ Annual Staff IV. VAN GARY ROBERTSON lCCuPid97 IFS surprising how a man's head will grow without nourishment. l Ambition-To see the world and live my part of it. , Activities-Ag. I, II, IIIg F.F.A. I, II, III, Pep Club 11, 111, IV, Art y Club II. MARY RUTH ROGERS uRuthie7, Like a bad penny, always turning up. Ambition-To be a nurse and have all my past teachers as patients. Activities-Beta Club III, IVQ F.N.C. II, III, IV, Vice- President IV, Class Officer IV, Golf II, IIIg Band II, III, IV, Alabama: Cheerleader I3 F.H.A. I. ,7.-,- - .. ...-.,.- ISK-enny77 pediatrics. Activities-Student Council II, III, IVg Science Club IV, Pres. IVg Senior Class Officer IV. KENNETH CLEVELAND ROYSTON I mingle a little folly with my Wisdomf' Ambition-To earn an M.D. degree and specialize in ELEANOR SOLES 45BeBe79 I am the master of my fatef' Ambition-To graduate from B.G.H.S. and get my Mrs. degree. Activities-D.C.T. IV. HUB W. SPOONER JR. CCHUIJ77 4'Cet your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Ambition-To pass Algebra II, graduate from B.G.H.S., college, and be a success in my vocation. Activities-Football I, II, III, IVg Golf I, II, HI, lVg Base- ball II, III, IVg Basketball III, IVQ F.F,A. I, IIg Home Room Officer I. K' Q 1 y - n Anbzlzon-I'o graduate from college with my degree in M f c,'n1arry the man of my dreams, and live a happy and f fi ful life. I sa 1 QA eff 0 gdb. X Z fy . fc 6 As many good points as a pack of pins. ' czivilies-Pep Club Ig F .H.A. I, II, III, IV, Vice-President FLL iff! K7 in Charge of Recreation II, Reporter III, Vice-President IV, Q tate Convention II, IIIg F.F.A. Sweetheart IIIg Junior LQ, Class Officcrg Glee Club II, III, Accompanist II, III, Miss MLA fd! Juniorg Beta Club II, III, IVg State Legislature Ilg Student -Q '41, Council II, Ill, IV, Secretary IV, State Convention III, M Football Sponsor IV. J' r K - Q7 , dd! 41441470 , Ad 5 X L if 14611 THOMAS ALLEN TRAMMELL 'LTommy A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Ambition-To do us good as I know how. Activities-Agriculture I, II, III, IVg Reporter IVg D.C.T. IV. l ELEANOR ROSILE1: WALKER 'lRosie MA jolly disposition and a carefree mind, a happier girl you'll never find. Ambition-To lead a happy and successful life. Activities-Vernon High: F.H.A. Ig Devotional Club I, II, Beta Club II, IIIg Home Room Officer IIg B.G.H.S.: Glee Club IV. K , PATRICIA ANN WEBSTER '6Patricia Katel' She is endowed with a nature all of her own. Ambition-To be an airline stewardess and have a main flight from Clewiston to Douglas, Ga., with a wait-over in Pahokee for 30 minutes. Activities-F.H.A. Ig D.C.T. IV. SHIRLEY WALKER Curl-e-e-e Silence is more eloquent than wordsf' Ambition-To be in Cod's will always. Activities-Glee Club II, III, IVg Pep Club II, III. WILLIAM DONALD WALL '4Bill Bashful at first, but fun after a whilef' Ambition-To see the world. Activities-Tennis Ilg Football IV. M V cl IJIAM C BERLAIN WEEKS VA! ' c'BilI Don't worryg 'm saving myself for c egef, I zbilion-To gr duulc from college, be a success life ,il ,V d then buy a 4--speed Corvette. fy' . Ac' ' -B eb-ll III, IV, B k th-ll Ig tb II ww II, Ill, Ill, 1-rome Room zgfflacerl 1. 0 a f W' 5 'ly ' iii ' BRENDA SUE WHITE 'LBrender ,L 'cHer hair is too black to be an ' angel. Ambition-To live a happy and suc- cessful life. Activities-W. Va.: Cheerleader I, II, W Glee Club I, Ilg Home Room Officer I I, Hg B.G.I1I.S. Beta Club III, IV, - Student Council III. I E- Q J- I lv 2 I I fw- IOHN McKEE WHITTEMORE ca.-I-Ohnnyve ' c'He cameg he saw, he restedff Ambition-To become an architect. Activities-Football III, IV, Basketball II, IIIg Track III, IV. v I I SUZANNE WILLIS Susie The person who is too busy to be courteous is too busy. Ambition-To make a name for myself, Activities-F.H.A. Ig Pep Club Ig Glee Club III, Home Room Officer III. SHARON OLIVIA WILDER Sherry Bugi' It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Ambition-To be known by the public of a small town as a fine nurse. Activities-F.I-I.A. I, II, III, IVg F.H.A. Officer III, IV, Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Officer I, II, III, IVg F.N.C. III, IV, Officer IV, Annual Staff III, IV, Science Fair II, IV, F.H.A. District Convention I, II, III. I PATRICIA RAE WILKINSON Patti ul never saw an athletic girl that thought she was strong enough to do indoor work. X Ambition-To attend business college and then plague Belle Glade High , School with my children-all nine of I them. 13 Activities-Pep Club I, II, III, Pres. ' w III, Golf Team I, II, III, IV, Suncoast Conference Champion III, Beta Club II, III, IV 5 Home Room Officer I g An- nual Staff III, Student Council IV, F.N.C. III, Cheerleader. BARBARA ELLEN WOLF Wolfie Always friendly, always gay, always smiling, that's her way. Ambition-Graduate from a college that will accept me and thcn?? Activities-Baud I, II, III, IV, Lt. III, Captain IV, Clinic I, II, Illg Beta Club II, III, IV, F.T.A. III, IV, Treasurer IV, Student Council III, IV, Citizenship Award Ig Annual Staff IIIQ Home Room Officer IV. WAYNE WILLIAMSON WOOD Professor7' You've no idea what a poor opin- ion I have of myself, and how little I deserve it. Ambition-To bc Barry Coldwater! personal physician when he is elected 4 President. Activities-Beta Club II, III, IV, Pres- ident IVg Boys' State IIIg Student Council III, IVQ Science Club III, IVQ Home Room President I, II, IIIQ News- paper Staff III, Class Officer III, An- nual Slaff III, IV. t .JZ p -- elf MW-vom 5 ' Be nice to people on your way up because youll ' ' I meet them on your way down E PM SUSAN CHRISTINE ZUMPF l Mg Ambition-To fulfill my highest hopes Activities-Golf TeamI FHA I Bt Cl b II III IV ...-ff' - F.N.C.IIIg Rainbows II III rv 8 a u HELEN MARIE ZYWICKI 'cI'Ielen Fun and frolicg glee is there, The will to do, the soul to care. Ambition-To graduate from F.S.U. with my B.S. degree, then work on 1ny Mrs. degree. Activities-Home Room Officer I, II, Junior Red Cross Ig 4-H Club I, II, III, IV, Secretary I, Reporter II, Secre- tary III, Vice-Pres. IV, State Girls' I, II, III, State Hostess IV, Beta Club II, III, IVg Pep Club II, III, IV, Rep. III, Secretary IV, Student Council III, 'IVgj Newspaper Staff III, IV, F.T.A. III, IV, Secretary III, President IV, State Convention IIIg Annual' Staff IV, Science Fair I,t II, District Fair I, II. OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS Left to right: Kenneth Rqyston, Presidentg Mary Ruth Rogers, Secretary, Kay Gilbert, Treasurer Frank Pritchard, Vice-President. LAST WILL A D TE TAME T We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-three, being the twentieth class to graduate from Belle Glade High School, and, realizing that we must soon leave these hallowed halls and our fond possessions behind and retain just our sacred memories, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. In doing this, we revoke all previous promises, restore all unknown harm, and do now give, devise, and bequeath the following: To our teachers, past and present, we leave our heartfelt appreciation for the unfailing and understanding help they have given us for the past twelve years. To the Junior Class, we leave dear Belle Glade High School, with the hope that they, too, will come to know it as we have and to cherish its fond memories always. To you, Belle Glaclell-ligh School, we leave but our parting gratitude, best wishes for the future, and last . . . FAREWELL ! 'lb -I6 -X- Individually, we leave the students of Belle Glade High School our sole remaining possessions of value: I, Angeline Adams, being of tired cerebrum and odd shaped body do hereby will to Linda Newman my checked curtain for the seats of ole '63, to Beth McCulley my ability to go to a club meeting in B. G. and make it to Clcwiston in the same night, to Martha G. the ability to go steady with a B.G. boy and wear out the road to Moore Haven and Palm Dale, which was left to me, and which is unused because of a certain Clewiston boy, and last but not least, to all who are glad to see me go, I jump at the chance lo leave. I, Ernest Amedee being of sound mind and huge body do hereby will the following, to Skip S. my giant body, to Laurie R. and Leah P. my ability to get along with everybody , to Roy H. my last salam, and to the boys of B.G. my sister Sharon. I, NB. J, Anderson, being of feeble mind and little body do hereby bequeath the following: to Yvonne Lockmiller the .short worn path to the school, may she not twist her ankle as much as I did, to the students of B.G.l'I.S. 1ny fl-th period art class- watch out for paint and paper wadslg to B.G.H.S. the last of the Andersons, me. And last, but not least, to Pat Binkley, Lynn Broome, and Kay Campbell the ability to get along without teachers willed to me by .loAnn Bearden. I, .ludy Atkinson, being of small body and large brain do hereby bequeath the following: to Alice I leave my big, shiny Oldsmobile, may she not hit as many ditches as I have, to Beth I leave my big feet may she not get them stepped on as much as I did and to my sister Ann I leave all my fancy clothes, I'm taking everything else with me including Kenneth. I, Franei Ball, refusing to reveal my condition, do hereby endow the following: to the cheerleaders I leave a big bag of round candy-DON'T lose it, to D. D. Mikovsky, my old worn out hair styles willed to me by Pat Anderson, to Debbie Mizelle, my wig of blond straw, to Roy Hayes, my scat in Mrs. Hill's room, to Linda Long, my car the Black Boogerw, to Laura .lune, Pojo and Uoan me Fortenberry, I leave F.H.A. , to Smelly Amedee, the bottle of deodorant left me by Mary.Mathewson, to Patsy Dooley, S. E. lst Street and C. Burke's house, to Margie Townsend, my ability to get in trouble everyday for talking in class, the Leah, I take the problem with me, to Pam, Marilyn and Evelyn, I leave rounds to be made, and to B.G.H.S. I LEAVE. I, Roy Bcdsole, leave manifold nbominations to any who will accept them. ,L-MHIEMIILLBBIIQ, leave to B.G.H.S. my two brothers, Ernesto and Pedro, may their teachers and friends understand their Spanish accent better than they do mine. Also, I leave to Sylvia Hernandez, my American History notebook and I hope she will not have such a hard time like I am having. I, Mike Berryhill, being of weak mind and easily broken body do bequeath the following: to Danny Shiver, I leave my big brown pillow, so he will be more comfortable at the Drive-In, to Tony Latour, I leave my ability to speak clear English, to John Causey, I leave a half-used Pic, so bugs won't interfere with his pleasure, to my little redheaded sister, Lee Anne, I leave all the boys in B.G.H.S., one at a time, and girls d0n't feel left out because in a few years my twin brothers, Steve and Scott will be along. I, Bobby Blakely, being of enormous mind and large body, do hereby will the following: to Ed Buckner my position on the football team. May he do as well as I, to Danny Shiver I leave good ole Prof. and to the girls of B.G.H.S. I leave my brother Johnny. I, .lackie Bohannon, hereby leave my ability to make an A in business math to Sandra Tillman. I, Sally Boland, being of weak body and even weaker mind, do hereby leave the following: to Susie Wicrengo, I leave my seat in Mr. Bower's trig class, to Pam Ingram, I leave what little ability I have to play the ukulele, to Billie Graber I leave my plate of chow mein, to Mickey McKee and Charles Thompson, I leave my ability to make tasteless ice cream, to Lee Ann Berryhill and Don Wilkinson I leave my ability to sing off key, and to B.G.H.S. I leave memories of one of the happiest years of my life. I, Robert Brane, being of sound body and wracked mind, leave to Coach Burke three future football players, to my sister Martha all my unused text books, to Coach Davis, my brothers behind me, to make them strong men. A I, Martin Buss, being of disintegrated mind, and dilapidated body do hereby bequeath fwhatever that meansl the following: to Charlie Thompson-I leave my seat in Mr. Bowers's room which was left to me by Tommy Bass, to Eddie Buckner, I leave my ability to get along with English teachers, to Coach Luke, I leave one dozen assorted pairs of worn out basketball shoes. Finally to the teachers of B.G.H.S. I leave my little brother Warren. I, Bobby Carter, being of strained brain and mangled body, will unto Alan Ponder my wrecked Renault. May he have as much fun in it as I did. To Prof., I leave the tree that jumped in front of me one night, here's hoping he has better luck with it. And to B.G.H.S., I leave my sweet little sister, Sally Ann. I, Gary Clark, being of unsound mind and beat up body, do hereby leave the following: to Roy Hayes, my position as guard, may he have as much fun as I did, to Tim Hill, my last pack of weeds , to the returning players, two words, R ----- H ----- , and last but not least, to Barbara Collins, Sharon Amedee, and Sandra Rhymes, my book on how to M-- O---Y' I, LuAlice Clause, being of improving body do hereby will my ability to take the snap? courses to Becky Blakely, my bad driving habits to Leah Poston, may she gain as much fame from them as I, and last but not least I leave the road to the Glades Sugar Mill to Laura Rogers and ,loan Fortenberry, they have a good use for it. I, Tommy Close, being egotistical and somnolent, leave to Ed Buckner my seat in the back of Mrs. Hill's class, may he use it as sleeply as I did. And to Coach Burke, two of the meanest fullbacks Belle Glade has ever had, my twin brothers. I, Sallie Collier, being of scattered brain and battered body, de hereby will and bequeath the following: to Maria Gutierrz and my sister Rachel I leave a Cancer-Cure-Kit, which they will find most useful. To Betty .lean Goodlett I leave the ability to always put her foot in hermouth at the wrong time and a new battery for Nell. Here's hoping we won't have to push her quite so much in the future. Last, but not least, I leave to Francie Holton a booklet entitled HOW T0 MASTER MAMA'S METHOD in THREE EASY LESSONS. I, Marinez Collins, having a huge body and less than little mind do hereby will to the following: to Roy Hayes, I leave the Iberia Two-step , I leave my brother Bert Repulsive Davis, a big red apple for his lunch, to Uncle Ed Buckner, I leave Babs and Cully. Also to Edwina B. I leave an iron glove. May your hand never be crushed again. To Sharon Amedee, I leave a big heavy umbrella for use in case of any emergency which was willed to me by her sister Judy. To Cecelia Mathis and Linda Lively, I leave Home Ec, I leave 'gFt. Pierce, which was willed to me by Kay Cross Mann, to Voncile R. and Sheryl Knight I leave the old neighborhood, to my brother, Cliff, I leave many more years in B.G.H.S., and to my little sister, Barbara, I leave memories of all the fun we've had, the car Ctake care of itl, the keys, fdon't loose themb, and the Bayou Waltz. I, Billy Conley being a complete wreck after twelve years of struggling through school, do hereby will anything I have to anyone senseless enough to accept it. I, Ginger Crichfield, being of cracked back and strained brain, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to L:A.B., my 53 natural red hair: to H. C. one smelly 'phone booth at P.B.H.S., to J. C., the L'Genie, to Jo. U., my position on the twirling corps: to L. T., 4-9c to pay his way into Dubose Park: to A. W., memories of Parish: and to T. M., one dictionary. I, Josephine Crouch, being of sound mind and strong body, will the following: to all the Lake Harbor citizens taking band, the ability to run from the bandroom to the bus with an instru- ment on Friday afternoon and make it: and to all the drummers of the band, the cymbols. I, Kenneth Davis, being of feeble mind and worked body, will to Neil Walker and Danny Shiver my ability to run off the road. I, Petra Ebangi, being of some mind, will Cousin Brewer the delight of Twelve more years at B.G.H.S. I, Peggy Farmer, being of weak mind and well proportioned body do will tl1e following: to Patsy Dooley I leave my ability to graduate from high school without getting married, which was willed to me by Barbara York. To Petie Parrish I leave my seat in the band room. To my sister, Bobbie, I leave all the good times I have had at B.G.H.S. and P.H.S. Last but not least I leave with Gerrie Day to go to Illinois where all the boys worth waiting for are! I, Kay Gilbert, being of sound mind and questionable body, do hereby will to dear old B.G.H.S. my handsome brother and lovable sisters and to anyone crazy enough to want it, I leave my position as secretary to the coaches. I, Sandra Glisson, being of hardly no body and even less brain, do hereby leave to Martha Burns the ability to keep track of Gary as well as I keep track of James: to Loretta Whidden my ability to catch a guy and hang on to him and to my little sister Florence I leave good Ole B.G.H.S. I, Nancy Goodbread, being of sound mind and unsound body do hereby bequeath the following: to my brother Buddy, the worn path to our house: to all the students left in South Bay, the long, crowded, and uncomfortable bus ride from that metropolis to B.G.H.S. I, Jerry Haulcomb, being of sound mind and weak body leave the road from Lake Harbor to Belle Glade to Robin Thomas, Molly Thomas, Martha Thomas, and Mary Byars. I, Daphne Henderson, being of weak mind and strong body do hereby will to the following: to my sister, 'I leave all my lousy excuses to get out of school fgood luckl. To my Georgia Cous, I leave Little Darling and Sanibel! To my brothers I leave all my old test papers. To Quack I leave the memory of that certain night in Clewiston. To Neil W. I leave a barrel of Ice Tea to last him 'til I can come back to make more, and also my part of the dike road. I, Becky Hill, being of brillant mind and distorted body do hereby will the following: to Yoan Fortenberry I leave my ability to be best cheerleader of 1962-63: to Leah Posten I leave my crooked mouth, may it bring her as many compliments as it did me. To Laura Rogers, I leave a full band-aid box, and to good ole B.G.H.S. I leave my big, little brother Tim. I, Vicki Hollingworth, being of preoccupied mind and small body leave to my brother, Gene, our worn path to school, the keys to the red and white Corvair, and my Typing Manual willed to me by Annette Collins Wilson, left to her by Charles Wilson. To my cousin, Brenda Collins, I leave my seat in American Govern- ment, may she learn to love history. To B.G.H.S., I leave 15 little cousins to carry on Belle Glade's school spirit. I, Carlotta Holton, being of very little mind and too much body do hereby bequeath the following: to Rachel Collier, the ability to put her foot in her mouth every time she opens it: to Maria Guttierrez, the ability to never know what's going on until it is over, and an empty bottle of Ben Hur. To Kay Campbell, an old shriveled up hot dog and bun, a spoon full of garlic dip, and two stale potato chips. To my sister, Francie, the ability to type one page with no errors, and an empty care package. To Betty Goodlett, the ability to keep her car filled with the whole gang and a box of G.H.'I'.'S. To my little sister Catherine, all of my undone homework, CI hope she will have as much fun not doing it as I didl, and my big mouth and seat in Pep Club. I, Charles Johnson, being of weak mind and body leave my tools to Roy Bedsole, a junked car to Larry for parts, and one fast Ford to anyone who thinks it is safe to drive: also to Dale Henderson I gladly leave all my troubles. I, Fay Johnson, being of an odd shaped body and dilapidated brain hereby leave to Debbie Mizelle a horse half as good as mine and the ability to ride in the rodeo I missed. I, Frank Kruse, being of strong mind and small body do hereby will the following: to Stick and Skip, Ileave my strong body and brain: my fire engine red car I leave to Barbara Collins: aid to B.G.H.S., my football number 24, and my dirty football s oes. 54 I, Anna Marie LaChance, being of cxiguous mind and mammoth body do hereby bequeath the following: to Sherry Knight, I leave my big mouth and hope she has as much fun with it as I have: to Janet Hotard and Joyce Kirchman, I leave one Wednesday Night C.Y.O. meeting and hope they get there on time one of these years: and to the future F.H.A. President, I leave congratu- lations and good luck because she will need it. I, Mary Katherine Lance, being of immense body and scattered brains do hereby will the following: to Glenda Tyler, the ability to start something and never finish it, may she have more luck than I: to Sandy Hutchinson, my position in the lunch line, willed to me by Joanne Bearden, may she have as many bruises as I: to the teachers of B.G.H.S. three more just like mel I, Freda Lee, being of reasonable wit and lack of brains, will unto the following: to Bonnie Godsey, I will my seat in the cafeteria, which I never used: to my little sister Evelyn, the road to Clewiston: to Gerald McMillan, the ability to wear his F.F.A. jacket without some girl talking him out of it, and all the girls of B.G.H.S.: to Judy Barton, I leave the ability to be psycho, without too many people knowing it. I, Janie Lee, though my mind be warped and decrepit, will the following: to my baby sister Ronny, I leave time enough to get dressed for school: to my little friend Audrey, I leave my worn seat on bus 63: to Robin T., I leave the trail to Clewiston: and to Lynn and Jorge, I leave happy times at B.G.H.S. I, Tyra Lee, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: to my little Sherry, my old gym clothes and my swell P.E. teacher, Miss Jan Buttons: to Neal Walker I leave my ability to speak. I, William LeFils, muscle bound fbound to have muscles somedayj will: Roy Hayes the will to get away with murder with Gene and Paul next year: to the boys I leave Jeannie Lee for three years, because that is when I am coming back to get her: to my cousin, Johnny Dell, my seat in trig, physics and American government, may he make better grades than I did: to the teachers I leave my two brothers, Jerry Perkins and Ralph LeFils. I, Murrel Liverman, leave to anybody who wants it, anything you want. You can have it: I won't fight you for it. I, Gary Lynn, being of emulate mind and rheumatic body leave to my girl friend all of my patience and'understanding to put up with the teachers: to B.G.H.S., I leave my big Brother, Ronnie, who now has an ever reliable Black book. I, Larry Lynn, leave one Fo.Mo.Co. hit to anyone who would have it and my ability to loaf through four years of high school. I, Ralph J. Marotta, being of burnt brain and itching back, hereby will and bequeath: to my brother Mike, B.G.H.S., may he have as much pain there as I have: to all future trig. students, my sympathy: and to Bay, Niel, and Shark, more fun with Paulette. I, Gail Martin, being of scorched mind and short body, do hereby will: to Rita Leathlean my liars' license willed to me by her sister, Esther: to Teresa Wilder, all the boys of B.G.H.S., may she forget John B.: also unto all the teachers I leave my brother, Troy, may he become a great football player and worshipped by all: to Ann G., I leave an old pack of cigarettes. I, Rebecca Mathis, being of little body and lots of brains do hereby bequeath the following: to Lee Anne Berryhill, my ability to roll her hair on Saturday, -when I'm gone next year: to Janet C., I leave the road to Belle Glade: to Don W. I leave one slice of German chocolate cake: to my sister, Cecelia, I leave the boys of B.G.H.S., what's left of them: and to my brother, George, I leave B.G.H.S., may he learn more than I did. I, Mary Alice McMillan, being of enormous body and dilapidated mind, do will the following: to my little brother Gerald, I leave B.G.H.S. and all that goes with it: to Jimmy Johnson I leave my height and weight: to Wanda Tanksley, the worn path to school: to Farrell Kaufman I leave the position as only senior in the 5th period P.E. class: to Kay Campbell, I will my brown eyes left to me by Linda Levine: to all juniors I leave Mr. Hayes, may they have as much fun working on the prom with him as I did: to the teachers of B.G.H.S. two more just like me! to J. B. I leave all the tears and laughter we've shared this year. Memories I take with me. I, William Mills, being of feeble body and insane mind, will to Roy Hayes my good looks and F.H.A. Sweetheart: to Charles Thompson and Buck Holt, my ability to do nothing. I, Thomas Mobley, being a manic-depressive, I leave everything to nobody! 1 I, Eddie Montalvo, do hereby leave to Barbara Collins my abihty to sing, Oh, When the Saints Go Marching In. I, Thomas W. Moore, having racked my feeble brain, have figgered out that I ain't got nothin' 'to leave to nobody. ' I, Eddie Nester leave to B.G.H.S. Betty Lou Henderson, and dare anyone to touch her. I, Johnnie Nutt, being of delirious mind and weak body, leave the following: to Janet Hotard a pack of gum, to Lynda Long my seat in Mr. Bowers's room, to Anna Roberts my little feet, left to me by Cinda Ponder, and last and least to my dear sister, Cynthia my mechanical drawing instruments. I, Norzia Ortiz being of a very quick Colombian temper leave my ability to contradict everything Mr. Hayes says to my newly acquired sister Sharon: to Laura Rogers my old saying Sticks an' stones can break my bones but their words will never hurt me : to Eddy Buckner my ability to make up my mind quickly so that he may use it when it comes to certain girl: to Barbara Collins part of my temper to skin him off: my accent to Roy Hayes may he have fun with it. Breath is running out-I expire. I, Rob Parrish, being' of no mind and less body, leave the following: to B. Wealhers, I leave one used shot gun shell: to Jim Burns, my red corvette, and to Barney Weeks, I leave Mr. Groovcr. I, Avagail Poole, refusing to reveal the state of my mind or body, do hereby bequeath the following: to Lynn Broome, I leave my ability not to go steady: to Kay Williams, I leave the old familiar round pattern: to Nancy Prescott, I leave all my old text books and my ability to stay out of trouble: to Janet Connell, Norma Burns, Patsy Dooley, and Davine Watson: I leave stake- out: last of all, I leave this fine institution. I, Frank Pritchard, being of square mind and round body, do leave the following: to Roy Hayes I leave Coach Santillo tgood lucklg to Ron Halbrook I leave my position on offense and to Donald Able, my position on defense and I hope they can do the job I always dreamed about doing: to Johnny Dell, I leave my shoulder pads, which he says he likes: and to the Rams, my two little brothers. I, Mary Lou Raulerson, being of changing mind and not much body leave the following great possessions to the following people: to Pat Hodges and Lynda Long, the ability to eat the way I did and not gain any weight: to Billie Graber I leave my good-buddy, Miss Echols: and to Miss Echols I leave Peace tHal l: to Janice White, my cool collection of jazz records: to Susie Seltoeppel, the ability to own a thin horse: to Ron Halbrook, my seat by the heat in Latin II: to Alice Rashley, my only set of bongos: practice makes perfect: to Jan Bottoms, alias Speedy, I leave my battered cowboy hat: I hope it stays on her better than it did on me: the last and the worst, I leave my gallant steed, King, to anyone who thinks they can get him fat. I, Van Gary Robertson, being of unstable mind and body, do hereby will the following: to my little sister, Alice LuCindy, my seat on the bus: may she ride those 12 miles with the dignity I didn't: to Gerri Day, the one out of every I0 boys who have no future, may they have fun: to Martha Lynn Thomas and Lynn Conley, my bashfulncss, from what I hear they need it: to Robin Thomas, my old watch band, may she get more use out of it than I did: to any one man enough to except the challenge, I will the ability of going through B.G.I'I.S. without ever being sent to the office. I, Mary Ruth Rogers, being of dubious mind and enormous body will the following: to Voncile Rogers, my sister, and Robin Thomas, the ability to sing off key, which was willed to me by Laura Lee: to John Sheahen all of my Latin II homework: to Jimmy Meeks, my cute freckles: to Burt Davis, my ability to do my chemistry outline and understand it, may they finish school in good time. I, Kenneth Royston, being of enormous mind and extremely small body leave to Charles Thompson my prized seat in Mr. Bower's room, may he get as much use from it as I did. I, Eleanor Soles, do hereby leave the following: to my dear niece, Sue Caldwell, a bottle of hair spray so she won't be borrowing from anyone else, at least for a while: to my cousin, Jimmy Johnson, I leave all the girls at B.G.H.S. I, Hub Spooner, being of massive body and limited mathematical ability do hereby bequeath the following: to my baby brother, John Farr, I leave my athletic ability tif there was any?l: to Roy Hayes, I leave a Rubber Glove : John Causey-take good care of Coach Groove: to Jbhnny Dell and Charles Thompson, I leave my title of the dirtiest man on the field : and finally to the football team, I leave the three greatest coaches in the world. I, Barbara Lynne Stone, having extremely meager mind and ample body do bequeath the following: to my ubig sister Cheryl, my seat in Mrs. Hill's class, left to me by Frank Mathews: to Sharon Motes I leave my piano students, and to Margie Townsend, every Sunday at the organ: the keys to my old white Ford I leave to Sherry Knight: and to B.G.H.S. I leave my good looking sister, the last of fthe pebbles. I, Tommy Trammell, leave to B.G.H.S., my little ? brother, Emmett. . I, Rosilee Walker, being of warped mind and body do hereby will to Alice Hyslope my little baby blue donkey and to Ann Atkinson and my little sister Wendy I leave B.G.H.S. I, Shirley Walker, being of weak mind and sound body, after 12 years do hereby leave the following: to Sandra Wilson, I leave anything she wants, which was left to me by Helen Sloan: to Glenda Tyler, my seat in American Government, may she learn more than I did: to my brothers Jimmie and Lane, my ability to graduate from high school. I, Bill Wall, being of sound mind and body leave: the title of high and wide to the center of next football team: to the captain of mechanical drawing, I leave the Ship a Float: to my brother Gary, my shoe to walk in: and to the students, I leave Belle Glade High with pleasure. I, Pat Webster, being of strained mind and dilapidated body, do hereby leave the following to Gladys Dalrymple, I leave my road map to liaihokpe, may she keep it as busy ifl the-future as I have in fhe past, lalthough she's been doing a pretty good job alreadyl. I would leave her the one to Clewiston, but I'm still using thi one. To my little sister, Brenda, I leave my ability to stay single through high school years: I also leave to my neighbor, Millie Kirchman, my little Doodle Bug to ride home in at lunch, being as it is so far to go. I take all the rest with me, as I'll need it. I, Bill Weeks, being of obdurate body and eloquent mind leave the following: to Jim Burns I leave my ability to letter four years in all sports left to me by Eddy W.: to Laura Roger I leave my ability to drive her Cadillac without getting excited:, to Larry L. I leave my ability to get caught everytime when l'm doing something wrong: and to my brother, Barney, all the girls in B.G.I-l.S., may he have more luck with them than I did. I, Brenda White, being of little mind and too much body, leave the following? to Neil Walker, my Daisy Mae suit: to Joyce Kirchrnan, my ability to do head stands: to Joe, my brother, my ability to drive a car: and to Gerrie Day, all the Rebels of B.G.H.S. I, Johnny Whittemore, will to my brother Mark, any athletic abilities I might have acquired over the past 4 years: to Skipper Scheppel I leave her, and my ability to dance so well: to Danny Shivers, I will my egg-throwing arm: to Nancy Norman and Cherry Bridges, I leave my abilities in Spanish. I, Sharon Wilder, do hereby leave to my younger sister, Teresa, my ability to catch the bus on time for one year: to my little brother, Buddy, I leave the Chemistry Department! ! I, Patti Wilkinson, having no mind and very little else but bones, will unto the girls of '65 my brother, Don: to Pat Fishler my luck at winning the Suncoast Conference Golf Championship in the rain: to my sister, Suzanne, my bow-legs : and to the great teachers of B.G.H.S. my long awaited-for absence. I, Suzanne Willis, being of unsound mind and enormous body do hereby will to the following: to Brenda Collins, my desk in Chemistry, may she learn more then I did: to my brother, Ivan, I leave Ole Faithfuln: to Linda Miller, I leave the well-traveled path to Belle Glade: the rest I will take with me. I, Barbara Wolf, being incapable of anything, emotionally, mentally, or physically, do hereby will: to Janet Hotard, my old clarinet chair in the band: to Darlene D., Janet H., and Anna R., a table for 3 in restaurants after football games: to my brother, Glenn, all the girls of B.G.H.S. and my position as band captain: to Linda Long, my great interest but small ability to play the ukelele: to my sister Janet, Peace: to Lane and Bev, as many wonderful times as his brother and I had: and last but not least, 4- more Wolfs for the I-LS. and teachers. fLeave now teachers, while you canll I, Wayne Williamson Wood, being partly carried, mentally deficient, and possessing two massive size IOM feet, do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Mr. Bowers, our beloved mathematics teacher I leave my dog and a week's supply of Kennel Ration: to Jim Burns, I leave my pin-stripe tennis shoes and my madras under-shorts: to Nornie I leave my off-center bowling ball: may she drop it on her foot fewer times than I did: to Miss Echo, I reluctantly leave my worn out volume of Sandburg poetry, and Miss Rogers, my naturally curly hair: to John Sheahen, I leave my ability to say five syllable words without cracking a smile: and finally, my greatest gift of all, to Mrs. Hill, I leave! I, Susan Zumpf, hereby leave the following: all the opportuni- ties I overlooked in all fields to everyone: to Jane-many happy days at B.G.H.S.: to Mike one more year in a particular math class: to Lynn-all the luck in the world. I, Helen Zywicki, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to the following: to my sister, Kathryn, time in the morning to comb her hair and still make the bus: to Pat Binkley, an enjoyable year as a senior: to Linda Plank and all the kids from Lake Harbor one bumpy road to B.G.H.S.: to Neil Walker, my ability to drive a ear: to John Causey, a. supply of paper so that he can create: to my sister: Kathryn and Ronny Lee, all the boys of B.G.H.S. ' 55 yrs K 26 Josephine Crouch Michael Berryhill Avagail Poole Barbara Stone Chuck Johnson Tommy Close Patti Wilkinson 8 9 10 11 12 13 14- -1 x . Judy Atkinson Hub Spooner Peggy Farmer . Kenneth Royston Pat Webster . Ma Lou Raulerson TY Suzanne Willis .1 'xi 'i- 23 -L1 .ll 15. Bobby Carter 16. Daphne Henderson . Ralph Marotta . Becky Hill . Helen Zywicki Ga Clark - FY . Jackie Bohanan 22. Rebecca Mathis 23. Franci Ball 24. Frank Pritchard 25. Fay Johnson 26. Rosalie Walker 27. Martin Buss 28. Jerry Haulcomh .m .mg . , .14 N x 'B' , K I . av 355' A ,ff va 4X 1 ': A k . ,- 6 .,! . . ' M 1 r !,,- PP! .H5 AL in-.z .Ly '22 , ' Lexx, ,f... - 4.4, X A . 11 xx I B H' J.-Q I s -sm' . f ,J -'S'f?-x?!t-41gn:ij---.- gr-5, . CLASS PROPHECY Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the NBG network coverage of the 1973 Celery Bowl football game. The scene is Belle Square Garden, and our game today features thE two undefeated professional teams, the Belle Glade Rams Cformerly of Los AngelesJ and the Pahokee Packers imoved from Green Bayl. While the captains are on the field for the toss of the coin, let us switch to our remote camera focused on some of the spectators entering through the north gate. Since tonight is the tenth anniversary of the Rams' Conference Cham- pionship, maybe we can spot some of the old BGHS alunmi. First we see MURREL LIVERMAN, THOMAS MOBLEY and GARY LYNN, owners of the Slow-Chek super market chain, who have recently revolutionized the grocery business with the invention of robot bag boys. Closely behind them are JOHN WHITTEMORE, the renowned male ballet stargmllljg- marathon bossa nova championg and VAN CHUBBY ROBERTSON, rock and roll singer, who has just released a new record, Don't Step on My Blue Suede Sneak- ers. GAIL JOHNSON and her husband, the Shiek of Moravia, are now making theirentrance, as is KENNETH DAVIS, owner of Southbay Mushroom and Toadstool Ranch. 1 A limousine has just pulled up, and stepping out is the newly elected President's Wife, FRANCES BALL, who has stunned the world with her fashions and bouffant hair-dos, and, recently, has completely redecorated the White House with the able help of MARY KAYE LANCE and FREDA LEE, two of the world's most outstanding interior decorators. The guests of the First Lady include MARINEZ COLLINS, the female Sultan of American Morocco and first person to have an all-male haremg Senate Minority Leader MARTIN BUSS, who has just presented a bill making school not mandatory, ED MON- TALVO, the leader of a successful invasion of Cuber and now Premiere of that country. Concluding the Presidential Party are HELEN ZYWICKI, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfareg SALLIE COLLIER, Director of the Peace Corpsg and the former MARY RUTH ROGERS, wife of the Navy Admiral responsible for sinking the Queen Elizabeth. I have just been handed word that Ambassador to Russia, Wayne Wood, originally scheduled to be with the government of- ficials, has defected to the Communists and is unable to be here. The next group of alumni we see is ROB PARRISH and HUB SPOONER, presidents of General Motors and Ford Motor Co., respectively, still 1 'ng about which company makes better cars. RE F' WHIT ' who has recently built a monopoly on the West Virginia oal mines, is followed by writer ROY BEDSOLE, aut or of the best-selling novel, How to Win Friends and Indoctrinate Them. Next in line are MIKE BERRYHILL, accountant for Billie Sol Estes, .Ir.g GARY CLARK, winner of the Indianapolis SOO and his mechanic, CHARLES JOHNSON, SUSANNE WILLIS and SHARON WILDER, Metropolitan Opera starsg NORZIA ORTIZ, emi- nent' South American psychiatristg FRANK KRUSE, star of the Barnum- 'ley-Ci. s who nightly gets shot out of a cannong 3ARBAR fMiss America of 1966 and presently fashif 1mEf?.f KAY GILBERT'S charm 58 as school. Escorted by BOB BLAKELY, owner of Bob's Barber School, is Miss BONNIE JEANNE ANDERSON, nationally recognized fashion model. Behind them is the King of Wall Street, BILLY CONLEYg next, KENNETH ROYSTON, star of TV's Dr. Kildcadng EDDIE NESTOR, who has just won a seat on the U.S. Olympic Billiard Teamg TYRA LEE, di- rector of .JACKIE BOHANNEN Memorial Hospital for bachelor millionairesg and next LARRY LYNN, president of Partiers Anonymous. LU ALICE CLAUSE, starring as Scarlet O'Hara in the recent remake of Gone With the Wind, is accompanied by FRANK PRITCHARD, famous contractor who just struck oil while draining the Louisiana bayou. A large group of familiar faces is now approaching the gate. Among them are Dr. ROBERT BRANE, Nobel Prize winner for research on ncmatodesg chemistry teacher BARBARA WOLF who has just disproved the Atomic Theoryg REBECCA MATHIS, surfboard champion returned from Waikiki, SUSAN ZUMPH, the Duchess of Crantzcnburyq explorers, BILL WEEKS, and JERRY HAULCOMB, who have just completed a trans-Atlantic canoe tripg and JOHNNIE NUTT, producer of the popular Skimpies peanut butter that sticks to your mouth, not to your hand. Next we see MARY ALICE MAMILLIAN, winner of the National Talkathon. With her is NANCY GOODBREAD, run- ner-up in the talkathon, who is still explaining why she should have won. Coming in behind them is golf ace PATTI WIL- KINSON, who is welcoming BECKY HILL back from South America where she operates Hill's Bros. coffee plantation. Meeting them are VICKI HOLLINGSWORTH, president of the Hollingsworth Shoe Empireg JOSEPHINE CROUCH, in- ventor of a decompression, high modulative super hydrexon chamber that cracks walnutsg MARY LOU RAULERSON, owner of the King Ranch, which has just incorporated Okla- homa within its boundaries, DAPI-INE HENDERSON, the famous lady dragster: JANIE LEE, mayor of the province of Lake Harbor, which has just seceded from the Union. Also, we have just spotted ANGELINE ADAMS, operator of Angie's Taxi Service between Belle Glade and Clewistong accompanied by the first woman astronaut, CARLOTTA HOLTON, the world renowned electronics engineer, RALPH MAROTTAQ so- cialite heiress ANNA MARIE LACHANCEg missionary to New York City, SALLY BOLANDg and JUDY ATKINSON, last year's winner of the Home-maker of the Year award. Our cameras now shift back to the field where the game, now in progress, is broken into mayhem. DIDDY MILLS Jr., son of the former Belle Glade half-back, is engaged in a fight with a member of the opposing team. The head coach of the Rams, TOM CLOSE, has rushed on the field accompanied by team manager WILLIAM LE FILSZ They seem to have things under control now, and the game continues. CEditor's note: we now interrupt the broadcast so as not to reveal the ending of the game. We have our guess as to its outcome, but we'1l let you wait and see . . . ten years from now.J Juniors MR. JUNIOR Bootsey Weathers U,. A , Ha- l., ,u,p, ,- H- -...H Wh., F-,Ll Hg- jim LT? MISS JUNIOR Barbara Collins vw- u ' BE 1. ,n .,' .u . . 1 I. . ,:..rf-.Tag .N V. V , , 1 ,l.f'HFf +.'. .- TFLT WV -any P-1413 M ,riff 5 n H,,m '-1 w L x I I. 1 F 1, M- 4 w w I .ug xW' H .. Aa? 4-' . SQ U. 1. 'u I, .-,. 1 H ,, . 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MAJORETTES: Pat Lane, Ann Williams, Beverly Steele, Helen Cherry, Eleanor Collier, Ginger ges. i. , Clngcr Crlchfleld, Bonme .lean Anderson, Mary Rogers, Peggy Farmer, Barbara Wolf, Josephine Crouch. Drum Major: MICKEY McKEE . A 'v a' ! E 3553 , 4' 6 I J? I Z -, 1 H ' ' 'a A f V7.1 Jiffy 5 ' 1 ' ' V ' I. ' ' ' 1 ' iiffi L AJ 2 A H, U v. I . Q., ' W V 1 YR 'fI,aq.. - 1 , QPEYEILHZS4, JI .El'TTf'T' .512-,H f if 1 W 9xVw JUNIOR RED CROSS As members of the Junior Recl Cross, we believe in service for others, for our coun- try, our community, and our school, in health of the mind and body to fit us for greater service, and in working for better human relations throughout the world. 4-H CL UB l 'QQ-li 2- . As members of the 4--H Club, we pledge our heads to clearer thinking, our heart to greater loyalty, our hands to larger service, and our health to better living for our club, our community, and our country. Q If r . - -:.. FUTURE URSES CLUB 11...-. L- V - 'i . f of QI .SP-.za The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to help the mem- bers clecicle which fielcl of nursing they are interested in, and to help them choose a good nursing school. Their motto is: L'Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness. CLUB MEMBERS OFFICERS Vice-President, Mary Ruth Rogersg President, Tyra Leeg Historian, Sharon Wilder: Secretary, Voncile Rogers. , L , . .. 4 , ,- ' L 7.--i1-f:-5f-,.1lf? '1- 1 I 1 1 , , 1, New 1 1 ' U ' '-'.- f 1 J ' '11l7-- Wiifzfm. 1 Q 1 . 1fff'H - V ' .'-'-'Z-1.17-3, 515356. .L ' V .:.j.!.:I-1-'1-L-.3555 ' ' -- - f- 1:-:12-2-:PZ-.-.f1rf' i' N Hia - 1'.j-f.-'.-,f,5- , -1 , -5 , 3... 1,1-N, . - I 11 -J 'W 'vi -iw--iff , 1 . .. . ' Milf LZ-J 1 41- ':':'kfv2 ' - V v 1 1 wiv 1 , ,Av 1 1 ' ' if 'f f SQ . 9 I ' 0 7, Qi- ' ia' I, v -Y ,f,.. NAA 1' 1 I 1 1l 1 'Q W' , 5 N13 ,v,11,,, N 1 H' . 1- P., ' Y-R-1 r , ' - i bw All 1 - 2 X4 ggtjf ,, 1 1 J, ju, ,N nod, ' , . . , 1 N f . -. 1 if' Lf ' X' 1 L E vigil-gg! :V ,- A If' V , .., K- ,, x ,, -.. . Y 1 , .V I. +f 'H X M ,agj f . 1 Q ' . 1 nn, 4 P 1 1 f 1 1 .1 .f Q-K . c. ' . ' yy f ' 'H W, 1 Y . 1' W V Y Pwr: X W 1 ' 4' A 'W - 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 'Ti ' ' - 1 ,1 1,5 1 H W5 H117 A Q 1 L 'N '- E 1.7, 1 - 1 ' . I' A , 1', .'.'.V'.L 'w.. xfx A 7 .9 v rf' . ,,, EDDIE NESTER, Lilll and Field HS' GAIL JOHNSON, Clerk-Typist, GARY LYNN, Meat Cutter, Kwik sistant, Everglades Experiment Sta- South Bay Growers, Chek, tion. The D.C.T. program, under the leadership of Mr. Wayne K. Fortenberry, is de- signed as a terminal vocational program to train junior and senior high school stu- dents of employable -age in a variety of occupations by utilizing the community's businesses and industrial establishments as training agencies. ROBERT BRANE, Lab and Field MARY KAY LANCE, Clerk-Typist, ROY BEDSOLE, Welder, Black- assistant, Everglades Experimental Everglades Motors, Inc. wel.l's Welding Service. Station. it g ff-Y SANDRA GLISSON, Clerk-Typist, BOBBY CARTER, CHARLES ELEANOR SOLES, Sales Clerk, Thiebauds Insurance Agency. JOHNSON, LARRY LYNN, Me- Forrest5 81 10 Store. chanics, Belle Glade Chevrolet Co. ga , f off .' 2 .fu ART CLUB uuuulH:.I'SL.lHL DESIGN Q, F7 CLUB MEMBERS Y ' I i f 4 fu- OFFICERS: George Towell, Student Council Rep.g Claudia Ludlow, Secretary- Treasurerg Walter Williams! Presidentg Merikay Mincey, Vice-President. ' The purpose of the Versatile Art Club is to advance art as a cultural development in a school program as well as to offer art as a service to the school. Its purpose is also to develop the art ability of the individual member. EP CLUB c'Two bits, four bits . 3' The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit among all stu- dents, to support all athletic teams of the school, and to stimulate and create interest in these sports and a better understanding of them. Good sports- manship and loyalty are greatly em- phasized along with promotion of school spirit. :.. J gg...- .ll 'e :zz S .., , l' wg 9 OFFICERS: Kay Campbell, Presidentg Becky Sims, Treasurerg Paula Sheppard, Vice-Presidentg Helen Zywicki, Secretary. 4 - ww 'QSM 51 5-1-L Y, v Zu: ' 'M'-' F 'af ffl 5' Lf ' ? 'g4'f.A if ' img f kiwi ffk IF' I an ii rv , , s 1, 'xr L, V .. 4L'.. i.?Tg,-E, AQ 1 4- iiffi' -. UL, fl .4-:N -AQ ,A-,f fnf , ' ' ' 'N I, Y x X ' . 31 f 7147 1 1 ,- .: V 4' 'K ff f , J S N Ag ww: sf ' gifgff sf ,.. M3 If 0 ..f an FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA lc H 4EM ,LCA The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica endeavor to improve individual, home, and community living. They work toward their goals through various personal, home, school, and community projects in which all members participate. They sponsor the Little Miss Belle Glade Contest and present a gift to the school each year. We are the future Homemakers of America. We lace the future with warm courage and high hopes. 'SISQY' , fb- f 5 ' 'fx +2 lil at 12.45 Ar - F af we . AK QOQXM ER5' or . 1 'Y Y 441 9 ' Q fn , .P :a K f vw .- ' if -., P, E ,, We flop, 2 fl 1- at-all G Y is A vi Q Off? -' xo OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Janie Lee, Secretaryg Anna Marie LaChance, Presi- P0 OQ-X dentg Barbara Stone, Vice-Presidentg Mary Alice McMillan, Parliamentarian. NEW tl BACK ROW: .loan Fortenberry, Treasurerg Farrell Kaufman, Hostessg Pat Fishler, Historian: Sharon Wilder, Proj.g Franci Ball, Public Relations. l27 FUTURE TEACHERS UE f ,. i is A '15 fl 1 I ga. 3-.5 ,E ll The Future Teachers Club is an organization with the purpose of creating an interest in teaching as a profession. Through the club the students have a chance to learn about teaching from teachers counseling. It also helps them to decide if they would like to enter a field of teaching. GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION if .Wi .dk lg. pq-r :A xl J 'A ' The purpose of G.A.A. is to provide sports activities for those girls who are interested in furthering their interests and skills in basketball, soccer, tennis, softball and track. The G.A.'A. promotes physical, mental, social and emotional growth through the me- dium of physical activities selected with a view to attaining goals. The Library Club is an or- ganization which teaches stu- dents the fundamentals of be- ing a library assistant. It teaches them such work as processing, mending, and shel- ving. They also learn such clerical work as filing, typ- ing, and keeping statistical records. It is primarily for students interested in library work for a career. S, 'Q ixx-'K LIBRARY CL B 1 OFFICERS: Carlotta Holton, Secretary Treasurer Angeline Adams Vice President Fay Johnson, Student Council Rep CLUB MEMBERS 1 its -x 17' ,Q- B-E5 -9 .si 1 is ' 1 , xg, ,u 6 1 ir. ,I p . 1'5 s- I v sl' IH-F' I' . X-.-,.,-.-, 14 ,..,,.7 N, M.,..,,, -mu -.Q 'r .-.lg v . '5- 4. er , ,A 'UU S4 i. -G 1 if Am ,I .: W, K , ASR' r 4. n Q- H Q A J my Ev nga! J X , V .4 ' -,Q 5 U4 Q 3 I Sports VAR I fl SITTING: Frank Pritchard, Bobby Blakely, Bill Wall, Mike Berryhill, Frank Kruse. SECOND ROW Charles Thompson, Bert Davis, Dick Willits, Eddie Buckner, Boolsie Weathers. THIRD ROW: Ge Hollingsworth, Mgr., Roy Hayes, Danny Shiver, Johnny Dell, Tim Hill, Major Dunlap. TF! I Many started in the B'string several years ago. Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade Belle Glade uik--sn-Q' - Lf-I OOTBALL 'o 'bf SITTING: Tommy Close, Gary Clark, Diddy Mills, Hub Spooner. SECOND ROW: Don Abel, Ron Holbrook, Albert Kruse, Dewey Jones, Jimmy Johnson, Mac Ward, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Emmett Trammell, Skip Fuller, John Causey, Bucky Holt, Willie LeFils, Mgr. Gibbons 0 orest Hill 0 Beach 0 0 0 Worth 0' t Pierce 7 'a Beach 6 ee 144 Coach Burke passes out the Suncoast Conference Undefeated Champions patches won by our football team this year. Be e Glade Qeiier Than '.1- , '.' C HO ? R lm Wmmlhl TwoGa TnG K Fog the sxxth successwe se X khe Suncoast Oonfev X E son io0tbaU x 3 NE Mg. ev 5. 1. 'E 3 R 3 fb Q S- ml 'Q 3 o 3: we Q 1 t W x N s J y lBurlre,s ,Baittlei if Q Bomb Searresi Belle Glades Cinderella ft, are still riding high with L side-saddle T . They p on the coal the last quar smother Seacrest 33-0 for' 1 fourth Conference win ly 13.52 sixth win overall. folly These marvelous youn fo have yet to yield a score 9 us? crest put the Ram defense t, U1 ' 'X nfmost severe test. They tot ge second half kickoff and g all A it to a first down at the ed I Q 'A 4' eight yard line. Dewey i ,ge ., l t 1 who had never played deft end before, threw Scott L for a three vard loss. J I Della P ' replaceme' I lj 'son held I md in and thi TOMMY CLOSE 1 defense rg ana Q i 'to look 1 X lourth de e. It vs ua' parade 5 . .l Q A .aken wie V .. sophornorea I Rx J' X .,.x,1lS0n h V - l 1 .- Tl e -i , 'lr', .i- t 'o1'Tfos'6CIn?is-'lX ZX I e .nm Cc Y-SY P h k 7 . 1 d FOV' , 0 -xggfotgroliiip over u me SWMDE hich couldn't gag -ii be fm we ba i they ,lm 3 1 y 1 y 'Magid Vans ggphorge out w GARY CLARK 2'i A n' -arf i specify 'Hou Wlnile to iomii dff Bucken Couaxfgcerencg may 2 kixusei aujco 'Burke hast 1 1136- e Bucygiei , d , V , i - el - 51 HY 21 ft' ug i et if ff, , +3 1 1 I ll e . ,gin . mile M i Qffyh uaftex plact uffh q 59,153 v - , a . 111, .eta with . Sk gan t0 XRWQS w-as D15 tain M501 4 Thr. brol'-anna' easorl- 1 715 r the S e- ig: if B?1Jg -ff crowd id' t aholfee Glade 501' I1 elle ' 'O Inst is P Su B e f fnsb' coast Glad defer if B JD alo confer e Dogsgl llleb ne, 01. encec Sl a Win Devils, Share . 17181 GJ 1' a Et, lt nshlp G-rim wa, , A 117 B1 R a. Widneiafassfniebevaiif , 1. at nig and vw hethfz- Paholreht agar' 'o ad? th Jie. Wo w VAR I TY CHEERLEADER A T Tzu. . A A 1 v . F Left to right: Leah Poston, Joan Fortenberry, Becky Hill, Franci Ball, Marynez Collins, Voncile Rogers, Cecelia Mathis. 1 . ff,- 7 1 MMU' 7 YQ A , . D A E Cv R S FRANCI BALL, Captain I BECKY HILL MARYNEZ COLLINS ,Ml L -vw E CAPTAI NS AND SPONSORS Left to right: Frank Pritchard, Becky Hill, Frank Kruse, Franci Ball, Diddy Mills, Barbara Stone GAME OF THE YEAR Belle Glade vs. Pahokee If 1 MNA 4. y Q- '- fi A. THE CUP The Belle Glade cheerleaders proudly display our now famous slogan, '4We're No. l. and the football team's mascot, Kenny Buckner. I38 N13 3 AN UNF ORGETTABLE YEAR . The Belle Glade Colden Rams had the best season in the history of this school. No fan could say that he was let down as far as giving him pride in his favorite team. The Rams played seven of the ten scheduled games Without hav- ing their goal crossed. It takes a good defensive team to accomplish this feat. With three games to go before playing Pahokee, We gave up only 13 points. At the close of the season with our flawless sportsmanship and teamwork, they were the unbeaten Suncoast Conference Champions. Among the honors won: Coach Burke was named Coach Of The Year and the football team received Suncoast Conference Undefeated Champions emblems to wear on their jackets. In addition, all senior members of the team received lifetime passes to all home games. We, students of Belle Glade High School, are mighty proud of the team and their record. And with great sincerity say, A jolfwell done. B'STRING CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Lisa Cressinger, Mary Kate Ponder, DeeDee Mikovsky, Libby White, Pam Starkey. Not shown: Judy Kugleman, Nornie Dalrymple. 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Eddie Buckner, Van Robertson, Tommy Close, Frank Kruse, Jimmy Johnson, Charles Thompson, Coach Luke. FRONT ROW: Martin Buss, Tony Latour, Albert Kruse, Mike Berryhill. MB STRING BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Santillo, David Hardman, lvan Willis, Ray Sullivan, Harry Chancey, Lane Creech, Skip Fuller. FRONT ROW: Gerald McMillian, Don Wilkinson, Larry Bowen, Gary Walker, Gary Mann. MIKE BERRYHILL, a 6 year veteran MARTIN BUSS is a two letter guard has been playing on the varsity string who has been playing on the varsity for and is a one letter guard. two years. TOMMY CLOSE is a two year varsity A three year varsity veteran, FRANK player who lettered twice as a forward. KRUSE, is a three letter forward who has He was captain of the team this year. six years of basketball behind him. I gl X I-V' ia , Q2 ,f V ky 2 '55 M45 l 13 Q 1 lx L H ' r N 1 5 P I 6 F bf N, , - ,.,, I . 9 M9 5 -ar 7 JK? ., X I, , 'V 'fW, .MQ Q, S4 'frxkffjg gx V. MH? I x f J J, ,W ,.,,, f L, A Q? Y , m r 1 1 fnmxkr lg-1 x,z xv ??v.Q 1 A. X. 1 viii 3 E Q 'F TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW, left to right: Skipper Schopcll, Bill Wall, Ernest Amedee, Skip Fuller. BACK ROW, left to right: Diddy Mills, Boolsie Weathers, Bill Weeks, Johnny Dell, Hub Spooner, Wayne Roman, Tim Hill, John Causey, Sum VanLandingham. TRACK LETTERMEN 1,53 FRONT ROW, left to right: Dick Willits, Ron Halbrook, Danny Shiver, John Whittermore. BACK ROW, left to right: Frank Pritchard, Martin Buss, Bobby Blakley, Gary Clark, Charles Thompson, Eddie Buckner, Coach Davis. .. :gsgnu S 5 :Yr 7 'foal' F' 2 113g-F,L'-25:7 f .J N, -.at We , 27. ,fam A t . H.. 5 1.5: Avi mx., 5. ,- i,.. IA- p'C'JE7,'f 'R'-A' 'jg hfflewig' U ff? W E K 4,525 7:23. Q -' BOYS' GOLF TEAM I D 'QL Left to right: Barney Weeks, Johnny Spooner, Charles Smith, Jeff Altman, Robert Parrish, Johnny Dell, Hub Spooner. GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM I44 Clin! If 7.1, FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Alice MacMillan, Jill Chapman, Linda Rockwell, Janice White, Tanya Croft. BACK ROW: Bonnie Anderson, Susie Weirengo, Suzanne Williams, Sally Ann Boland Merry Kay Mincey, Patti Wilkinson, Jane Weirengo, Mary Kate Ponder. J X--N l bww ' BA EBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Hub Spooner, Bill Weeks, Diddy Mills, Eddie Buckner, Mike Berryhill, Charles Thompson, Bootsie Weathers, Frank Kruse, Arce Salvador. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bill Hart, Pat Cilhert, Mike Shiver, Tony LaT0ur, Don Wilkinson, Gary Walker, Larry Kersey, Jimmy McMullin. THIRD ROW, loft to right: Joe Lamb, David Hardman, Dale Henderson, .lohn Brown Evans, Richard Van Landingham, Rafael Aleman. 1: 1, - V ., . Y A ' - . '. i . ' , ' J, L1 - lg E ' x . ,,. , . , V - v , .31 ' A ' . ev- r- 1g Ns'? 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CARTER ELECTRIC 408 SouI'heas'I Avenue E' Phone: WYman 6-56I I Complimenfs of SEMINOLE SUPPLY Complimenis of YOUR FOOD STORE Qualiiy Groceries and Mea'I's For Comfori' Sfop a+ NORTHMOOR COU RTS! Complimenis of KAH N'S I33 Wesi Avenue A BELLE GLADE. FLA. PH. WY 6-3406 Congraiulaiions Seniors Good Luck, Seniors From From DAVlD'S NURSERY SUN'-AND MUTE'- Lake Harbor BELLE GLADE, FLA. PHONE 6-3722 Best Wishes for a Successful Future! EVERGLADES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BELLE GLADE Curreni Dividend Raie 4V27, Per Annum 40 S. W. AVE. B BELLE GLADE Firs+ Wifh 'ihe New Qwifwym Rf' W R V WMV R??f1?FfEifiYff fl ER W5 wwf Qgjywfifjifffgjy ff W3 Rfyyyp XMKEEQKIQXWMEX i?3yyfiiiiyYfm5I1y9AMl1?JgEMJEjNEv5Hff INC. Yff Vw Com plimenfs Complimenis of of BELLE GLADE BOTTLING WORKS INCORPORATED J R FAULK :Nc 62 1. Only the Shape is Square.. It's a mighty fine hat . . . and ambitious, knowledgeable young men and women wear it proudly. They know that today's learning power is tornorrow's earning power. Demand for college graduates here in Florida is greater than ever . . . and an education at one of Florida's fine colleges or universities' is an invaluable asset for the future. Wear your mortar boardn with pride. It ' signifies the first rung on the ladder of career success. FLORIDA Pawn 3. nent comnuv Com plimen+s of CABIN DRY CLEANERS Complimenfs of W. R. WILSON 81 SONS CO-OP BELLE GLADE FLA Bes'I' Wishes From AGRICULTURE INSECTICIDE CO. AWWWW ff BARR ,W AB Seeds-Feriilizers Di ,W JIM 03? W MW E. ZYWICKI c.mgfa+ula+a.-,ns f 3, F soNs C BAG 81 CRATE CO. of BELLE GLADE P.O. Box 203 BELLE GIADE, FLA. A F . .. J N , 1 ' K , Thanks W+o iouF many cusfomersl ' g.'TRYON'S N Rafrigerarion and Condi+ioning SALES AND SERVICE- Siaie Road 80' 'WY 6-3435 . , U. Congrafulafions W From 'V' U S 85+ IS J WALTER ASHLEY'S HJ O I GARAGE My G WiIlYs Dealer WB! W 'mln I A JH L V L Co afulafions Fr Good Luck From ihe CHAMBLEE FARMS, INC. BELLE GLADE, FLA. HOM HAR RE TORE Phone WY 6-2520 24I Soufh Main BELLE GLADE. FLA. J. P. AND N. N. HALBROOK Owners Sis.-frfll 155512152 - -5 . Q' 452,351.1 .ycdfllcfix IZ N ,.wf l??15,.r. -21 -aLw'91-hghak- ' -' GLADES ROOF I NG CO. Top Jobs 4 1. BIB-ev-,AEEPQB , gI0+f:IIQGa-I2 Q. Q 1' .IJ I I I .i!?seJ .. . I B E li I ff 6mplnmen+s of B Su P5 In - A as I-. R SLIM'S P ,.zI . V l Pls:-I CAMP if 1 Sfaie Highway No. 7I7 Wesf of Belle Glade On Torry Island in I LAKE OKEECHOBEE I I Jzawfk GLADE, PLA. BOX 535 L I AEIIIZI gy , IL, Ijg I I gbfajlils dial-JKWQI!-U! II,-'JKI0 776 I 'f . .7 , ,. If P ,M UW lip! ? all !,fIgII44 ,I'5p,ll1f 50 , 'l 6 A 224 S. W. Ave. U ' U INA'S BEAUTY SHOP of I I I If III I ,0 IIIIII,fPI4f IIIIII B 'llwffUIl00!ll. I . 59' j? Ii4IfCpIH1Hlir1j frI's IQWA I5 I7 I I 7,mtASEA'llEnl,QY' P WY 6-5731 I Belle Glade I ' , ' 924-435I Ao+nNe In if U 3 711 UM lb? fd ,9 J Q QUALI RlNTlN Compllmen'I's of M ll lp cooks 7 C, Q TRUCK STOP llml WI W See Us for All Your 156 PRINTED FORMS Comphmems eh cl E p S'l'a'r me s H Any S+yl A C I POLAR BEAR THE BELLE GLADE HERALD Sou'l'l1 Mann S+ Phone WY 6 2056 3 -,,.-.3' Bes+ food and shakes In 'rown QW e lf alll! il 'Nl by A 0 WA gf fab 0 9 d ,I Canal Poinl' 71 Iflaybau I ff? 1015 I4 Q JJ I dal I2 Z ,Il Ml! I fo No pp in me 1- ec ssaryg if fl bel ,W , . fb f If 5 7 I ' . I' rg lf A I IV ' If 'Z' If wg yr! IL fp L , ,IM I0 ffl ,IQ I! JG .fry II, Ip DW I 5.97 AIII4 Q L' ,ff vI,p,If,,w,, 0' IWW I5 IM gl Tia' IW db fy! LI l I ' My ll .2 I 2 All 'Ol F3 M95 Ji ,ai ,, ,.., II IPI I f .74 K If 'Til ' ' I :IMP ln 0 fi I 5 I . '6 0 I li ,I I II I I ff I. I7 ,Ie II I I ,V xl? lfzl. '-f' llu.g ..-. !:.:??f':fi:u!- J: ,fcuj II . LeH' r ea s- nvelo es- e nf 'ff5t???5'ff f I ' -I '+ +' B kl + l ' Lea of nvolcEZIeslr:lallZEq'lle+:o e S J T E . e . . . ny oor Besf Wishes From THE ELI WITT TOBACCO DIV. of HAVATAMPA CIGAR CORP. Complimenfs of STANDARD ou. co. 808 N. W. I2'I'I1 IVAN L. VAN HORN, Ageni Our Independeni Insurance Agency Ggod Luck! Serves You Firs'r. J-MARK FISH CAMP HARRIS Boais-Mofors Baii'-Tackle INSURANCE AGENCY Home-Au+o-Business BELLE GLADE, FLA. I25 S. E. Avenue E. Dial WY 6-22I0 Com pIimen'Is of HOLLINGSWORTH'S SHOES BELLE GLADE CLEWISTON KILGORE SEED COMPANY Division of Asgrow Seed Company BELLE GLADE, FLA. Complimenrs of SOUTH BAY SUPER MARKET ' Friendly Service l' N. Seniors Good BOWLING LANES and LADE LANES RESTAURANT phliul, WY 6-3856 jjllv., . 60 ,13p,0,A,5 bbnz Lorqzik A fiwfvwg, l lUlvlPl'lREY'S SEA FOODS Wholesale and Relail Phone: WY 6-2897 BELLE GLADE, FLA. Congra+ula+ions 4 From A - FORREST .5 ' A NQT QOQQ L 3 SUEPLIES E A -' Q The Glades 5, IO, and 25c. Sfores Complimenis of HERRING 3. HUDSPETH WELDING ice DELIVERY SERVICE WY 6-3770 Complimenis of PIONEER Moron SALES co. .YW AJ IIT ' A I I . ,ova Qfwf I -K' N, ' 0 0 ff E I . , , H COMPAN' ',,. I . n ju , I 'ZS A A ES W ff I I ' I H L . III IWW K I l N WII 'I f I Cgjiiiisv I NMI ' Ig I I Palm Beach Coun'ry's U ' OIcIes+ CI1evroIeI' Dealer! -450 dg l I Bes'I Wishes MR. and MRS. JOHN E. WILSON MR. and MRS. MILTON SALVATORE PURE OIL PRODUCTS 744 GOOD FOOD W' wp TTI-IE I J COTTAGE S Z e-Rau. X , 5:30 A.M.- IO P.M. Weekdays II:00 A.M.- I0 P.M. Sundays 2. WHEN INTHE Munn FUR FINE EUUD S+op a+ THE DIXIANA GRILL! F3 3 'E 'a mv- ls- DENTON and MITCHELL C 'P'1me 'S 0 T fe GROCERY STORE C S ew R T SOUTH BAY, FLORIDA G E Photographer , TT QC X Eire? fe, 'Q 'iii ?' T5 141k I 'LL Tndoav --rr . X rzlgiggpjgcbq J 6 Complimenfs of Q an 2:6 C9994 'FQ WESTERN AUTO M . X6 QQ EL 18,2 ASSOCIATE STORE rf ME M fi, MR. AND MRS. JACK ROYALS ' Complimenfs of i DORSEY'S lgi SHOP f Complimen+s of BELLE GLADE MACHINE WORKS Sales and Service WGPS To QiQQgacn SARA LEE CREECH, Owne WY 6-2362 632 W. Canal S+., So. We Wire Flowers Thru Complimen+s of CONCRETE PRODUCTS IND WY 6-2298 SOUTH BAY, FLORIDA Congra'IuIa'I'ions From ANDERSON'S GULF SERVICE ly C gl: 'I I I 107 N. w. I6+h S+. - WY 6-9I57 BELLE GLADE, FLA. ,fi A Rf a+ KIRCHMAN SW 52.25512 FARMS U PainIITra:cTuIhIorlTsIjjIIare! WIUIIIIQIIIWQW MWIQMW we Wfffwf M ' YU- apffy 1' Besi' Wishes IWW 'lu W WEST'SSTORE W IL WMWQZSEIKV I CHOSEN. FLA. Mar IZZWIMW uf VII 0fZIM7IjIGOFORTH'S YIM I JW GARAGE I' Your Changing Insure Wi'I'h N cI JM WWW V GULF LIFE PQ, I WLM! ADAPT-A-PLAN ' qi 70 E. J. cARLToN, sup+. WW' Scarborough BIcIg. B II Glade, Fla. Phone WY 6-2084 I Compliments of ROYAL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Friendly Service Low Prices f Qualily Clolliing for All lhe Family f Complele Variefy Deparlmenl' OKEECHOBEE PAHOKEE CLEWISTON IMMOKALEE BELLE GLADE fy DADDY DlCK'S f Prompl, Accurale Prescriplion Service 2 ,'ie LUNCHEONETTE E COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS ff Gs.. fwfr, E . '-. C13 . o mi: nm ,Lv ,.,-- -:1-1 -.1-' 'J a' The Gill Cenler of 'rhe Glades Phone: WY 6-5524 WY 6-9l38 . Complimenis E of ' I SEMINOLE I A B ROADCASTI NG WATCHES JEWELRY W AND and DIAMONDS All Kinds f' V Wafch Repairs of Jewelry E ' Repairs CHAS. A. COX JEWELERS 25l W. Avenue A '- BELLE GLADE, FLORIDA ' PHONE: WY 6-2575 SI LVER-CHINA-CRYSTAL A BEST WISHES BELLE GLADE POLICE OFFICERS BENEVOLENT AS. Complimenfs of ALICE MlXON'S FLORI ST WMJGVI gg .5O+e,0 Q'-H-Mx fwdfflvfn LQ Corl9ra+ula+ions, N ' . Senior! Congraful Ions Qmpnjzb PARRISH BROS. JOHN A. DULANEY, INC. PRODUCE BROKERS Nfwwipyw., INA . ' . W W C0mPfme7+S GLADES MERCANTILE co. O .4 R3 xt? GAT R IEEED , FRANCES KIRCHMAN F LORIST Flowers for Any Occasion WEDDINGS 0 FUNERALS CORSAGES 0 BANQUETS WY 6-3I44 308 S. E. Avenue F Complele Home Furnishings 255 LAKE AVE. Paholcee gilili 308 AVE. A Belle Glade Box 96I Belle Glade, Airpor'I' TED ROMAN CROP DUSTING and SPRAYING STUDENT INSTRUCTION SEEDING - FERTILIZING CHARTER FLIGHTS Belle Glade, Florida Com plimenfs J. G. KEESEE and FAMILY on l , l I Besi' Wishes! I 1 X GLADES DRY CLEANERS ., J I . 05 'V X , B , Besi' W ishes! EVERGLADES GATORLAN D fahw A A 'L .ll Ihr. X ' ' 5' .2 ' -Lf? 1 -I V, 3 ,I 53? , x ii? ,, J .1 .fff'fs'gg.,' ' ' V ,-' 1' , 732. A ' f ' WHQAI ,, , 52? ' SOUTH BAY. FLORIDA PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCES POWER GAS CORP. Sou'I'h Bay, Florida PHONE WY 6-552I GLEMAN MCGAHEE Complimenfs of SOUTH BAY TRAILER PARK HOMER W. FRASURE, Owner Phone: WY 6-3567 if-.F-1' f' ,ff gr ' . ., mfr-I r V! ?5Y aux-T' rua V psy. 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CORP feat W W WWW 5 WW wioheo for cc wofncler wt Sakura' Southern QBell W I'AI ,J , In I ir I ,4 . . 2 Good Luck! J ' A 0 4 H f'.Ive GRESSINGER 81 SONS BELLE GLADE, FLA. HARTVILLE, OHIO I Prescripfions Promp'IIy Filled aI' I PHARMACY 1,9 -9, WALLIS DAN WALLIS GEORGE POWNER Phone: 996-5905 232 S. Main Besi' Wishes From CRICHFIELD ELECTRIC SOUTH BAY BELLE GLADE MOTOR CO your favorife ford company 25 S.E. Ave. E WY 6-200I merge Billy X Rl We I TH f f.. GLADES TRAVEL SERVICE IBRANCH or BROOKS TRAVEL sERvlcE Besf Wishes OF THE PALM BEACHES, INC.I From Air, Rail, S+eamsInip Ticlcefs Tours, Cruises Telepheneee Jr. Depar-Imenl' S+ore I36 S.E. Ave. E Belle Glade-996-6I2I for Your School Supplies B Ile Glade, Fla. Palm Beach-832-4945 and Everyday Needs Complimenls of VANDEGRIFT-WILLIAMS FARMS, INC. Vegefables Growers and Brokers PHONE 924-7I8I POHOKEE. FLA. QRIDA VEGETABL ' M g Nm, Dm - ,.'4.u:nQL is .1- Q. V Q -1 1 r ' M wang E xx Q 5. 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THIEBAUD REAL ESTATE 8: INSURANCE 4 C A if Ef.i:Q-.rg fv- V W3 v.-iii ij Jig aicbs QT?-xxx Q39-qjkglx , x . if .5 , 4 C cfgx.-Dx--4.l Y, JLAX Xb, .gxx X D W V51 :LJ J-,. K x-Xggagn f 1 - - X wx C 5 .J x by ' X 4 -V C5 - 4' K VH '52 f,1,lf3X,.9QQ1,,.,7g: ig, KN-ixxxgjw ,-5-,MV ' QTY--gf 'X 'sXQi 'AX- ', X, L, Y, N' x, Fx' ? if xii, .X V fS,.9..Q, my cm' -N 'Alu ff, . ap Q23-Xf:,g,v1E Q15-Su, cf- X--xx XJ .xx C I 'AX J momp :ments qs ,395 ANR J X ECNQJ ,K-Awfx, '--f'XbNi:.,xAh-j. J' SIX CE? Cav, K 'f3DX-' ' Q ' X ' F A x X . xsb XX! K v iw ..- 'KD iw +A? X K CX Tijl. gl 5-':.,ziffl,W. qi Cjfx f QiJ,XgX K-1, Xi, LAKE SHORE Gffijii ,L4Q, Cl-?fC1J af' y , N Growers Co-op 'S bggiagx 1. E l , Fill' N, Congratulations! From BANK OF PAHOKEE Oldesf Bank in Palm Beach Counlry MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NSU P90 A if, 5, 0 Q ,W ssuuo 2 YK!-UI 5 ':a:'a::' 3 ui feltvotnoaf ! 5 ' 2 5 v' ff . NL-Magi O FORDS 'bf N QW .fi 3' FALCONS pr f Qifgf' I Ii fy JJ so , JE THUNDERBIRDS 1- - i R X' gf NNW I Congraiulafions From GOLD-DOBROW Phone PAhokee 7l28 924'7I29 W0-.3-EE 1 A 9LQeJi,vQTP1E - Tixzfaf ffcbcff, 0-IQCUF Congra+ula ions ZVOLQ' From Mimi The Home Owned and x f X ' or 'g ym are - - 10 iTC.4.wi GLC .Q 411111, .QU-1 '0lA-f 5 I Zi Family-Operated Store ,YQ for 67 Years XWWLLL PAIIM E H JN A awaaofawfa PHONE: TE 3-466I WEST PALM BEACH JC 720, , g,04e,ffn.a79 fin, AAL QLQQMML , , 4,,l,Z,. A 6 A y , , Fine Clo+l1ing for 'the Enfire Family ' ll GTJCOQ' f 'm'L fad cA 'UL 53164- 'LQ4y'G'4L' 'ZCQJJK ificgfffli,-. 24 AQXMJQ Wm WM DAVES PALM BEACH SHOP CLOTHES AND SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY Complefe Men's Formal Renfal Service Dinner Jackefs, Cufaways, S+rollers, Full Dress 3 r ? I li WEST PALM BEACH FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE 53l Clemafis S+. PHONE TE 2-4790 ' I f j M . -41.5-x 51,335 ' S123 5351 AlLLEff'll, . X lill -31 I A 1 , N. lI'L Formal AHire for Hire .JJ , J ML III if -if' W WII6 ' WI or ver occaslcy . . I . WI If 'Ihe I eIi si' fashww J , Jjb Idfays co e fr . 11 ' II! l W I if W' yyf W , .jj VII! sToRE FOR MEN ' L I 'V fd I em is XMW6 Q Dc' f ' WESIIIMTM IIIEACH ZIV M6 Clem S she Palm 842+ Q som ' 3 jf PP Make DI M If Ju MI ,II WORIW my Aw ?I MQ 5I5JLIj6L JIIWLMJ I I I, iw f ' A-' - A , Com Iimen s I gd if I I .:,: , 1 , ,,T,i I . ,.,,, , , ,,. ,f ,:.:, : ,.: : ,,,i: .,I,,, I 1 ,. ., :.:,:., , :.2. I DR- THOMAS B- BAKER WEST PALM BEACH BADCOCK FURNITURE ASSOCIATE STORE OF BELLE GLADE, INC. PHONE WY 6-26I5 256 W. AVENUE A SLADE, Pr HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS I3adcocIc will 'rrealr you rigI1I 4.- rv... V -gl 5. vi Hmm H his ' ' EYE ::5:5:5:s5:E , .:.':'EsEsEs f A Ag M L., A 7' Q V at if ' Pic? Q 5' 'if' N X .-.14 L XWIJ Kxy I 9 1 i -- pn- . '1 .5 'X P R 'Q 4 L A , , 1 - Y l' Ji . 4 1 l : G W L. U ,1 Bi WWA QQ,- JUL!-4-B J Aw! r g' .i 'iiyix ,V 1. df' .AAA W W .. D . ff TW W9 MQW EQ UNITED STATES QRW SUGAR CORPORATION CL WISTON, FLA Compliments Of B. A. RUSSELL CO., INC. Vegetable Packers Supplies Warehouses: BELLE GLADE lvl Of-F CANAL POINT ORL N FLA ZELLWCOD Congrafulafions CH ESTER ALBERT CONE C0 9'a+U'a+i0 S Archi+ec'r A.I.A. M BELLE GLADE +0 O22 2?.2nLE.1.'2i e'S I-'ONS Cl-UB RAY AND MARY O'DONNELL Tradifional House 3900 S. Dixie-333 Federal H y WEST PALM BEACH QQ ' , ZZ SQL gf X . JU Complimenfs of . Mya! f af FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP M, Q I. I me E. P. B. Road QMQZZK ,MJ BZZWLJ' 996-5869 FRANCES DADSON ' A I 4 R WL O do UMC. . S7 JAAI MAL QUWZF . I Complimenfs 1,f,f47.QA Jw ygnyfwfif of 477 BELLE GLADE bf ELKS fgfwcfgj , 1 -f 5 BELL's RESTAURANT o.,,.f,A. omphmeMs A . - v-1 Q Q I of., u I 5 AM.-12 AM. Tj ' Open All Weelc I .V vga. 164 s. Main Phone WY 6-9141 T YW UV Cpu- WML JACK M L 1? when KATE WHITE E, ELL KWTKTGHEK Q Stores if Complimenfs of In Belle Glade 1 CITY PRODUCTS 940 N.W. 9+l-1 S+. BELLE GLADE, FLA. BRATLEY-BLEECH, INSURANCE BELLE GLADE, FLORIDA Fllqldlllfe MATH IS-BOE Aulhorizecl Frigidaire Dealer BELLE GLADE N GROVER'S GROCERY 612 s. w. Ave. E. 9533 ,wp-J wb JQMUJJ awk who M F 9 . -5,1 HW MKW oz! 1, Sb MA My je, QV 5 1512 dw Mm CRM -A 9 JB QXLQN0 IWl1fS,..mOk K ff! 3 H if WEWWMXK 2, X! in Z Q5 Q755J7,?'2S ,iAvjvj.5iigi3kfQqWd?:? Qf 2 :ff WYXW F 2326 ? WSL QDQKQXM V2 3,045 V5 A WAYBWHY ,0GjERfrQ Q' E ij Q QXQEWQWQLFQE AQNQXMM Ao-GQWQQMAO WA C? if ,ffm Ns? ,bwlswww gs , 22,5 Efgyiigi 223526 Q Eylfgw I. D. WALKER 81 SCNS Truck Brokers I. D. WALKER-ERCEL MIXSON-D A M LEOD Phone: WY 6-5244 my 'ii' 34, 5 ' ,H V Y x -1 ' x. fblf, , Q, ag , Sq ga: +4-dpi ww. .Zigi I 3 f ,M ,Y f Q wwf 'x ' A xx f f 'als'-V ,aL H, .1f.?'X' .Q-if .Lf'.L3f7. x - 1 A f'y71ai,- fi: 1,4 f,.- r' A r in .. 3 H ...5!x fjR , s WHS' ' n jf 5? u f 4 i T N tx vi 'fmt 4 'L . 1 ,, XE, A , x ' 5. X 'tile '1 v ' . 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