Winter Park High School - Towayam Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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Boys in Service EDWIN BALLARD, now serving in the U. S. Navy, when last heard from was recovering from an attack of pneumonia contracted soon after 'lr ADAM UMHOLTZ, another Navy lad, was one of the most energetic members of the I'-742 football team. Lately he attended Vocational School and from there he went into the Navy early in I943. ir DONNY KESSLER has been back to see us several times since he ioined the Navy. Donny left before the end of our football season and his loss was noticed by everyone. arriving at Baltimore, ir BUDDY ANDERSON has also joined the ranks of our fighting Navy Buddy, his real name is Albert, left us for Vocational School and after completing his course he also traded his civies for the uniform of a gob. ir With the Navy somewhere, is diminutive PHILIP ORR, who left before the end of the football season. Philip came back to referee a portion of the Junior-Senior football game. He played in the backfield for the ir ELMER BUDDY HARRIS joined the Navy early in the fall of the current school term. Elmer was the quiet type but when he started out to do a thing he came through with flying colors. 'Ir In the Navy we also find HOUSTON WHITE, who helped the Seniors defeat the Juniors in the Junior-Senior football game. He was actively ir DAVID CHAPMAN went to the Navy along with most of the other boys in service from ,Winter Park High. Dave was one of the first string guards on the football team, a hard-digging boy. ir Uncle Sam's breath came sort of strong to one FRANK HOUSER who was inducted into the Army of the United States. Frank came out for football this year as'a left tackle. Last reports say he is in4CaIifor.nia. Wildcats. interested in baseball too. ft Q Z an .z . .my . 1-S A A W 9 Q 1 ..

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FACULTY RODMANJ LEHMAN A B M Ed Principal PAUL F THORMAN Manual Arts Assistant Principal ANNE WALDROP B S Chemistry Biology Physics KATE WHARTON Librarian MARY E MORRIS Secretary lt is only fitting and proper that a section of every annual be devoted to the faculty and staff Upon the shoulders of these men and women rests the We the members of the graduating class are deeply indebted to those who have directed super vused and taught us for the past six years CLASS OF 1943 B.S., BLS. l Bus. I responsibility of our education. I it F I . 1 I