Bartow High School - Summerlin Echo Yearbook (Bartow, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

its Ls sf, 5 Fifi. lr , 1 1,9 X . 11, , , Z, .+. 'YV' Su,g.l'?x ' Ff X K t A L,.A, ' -W2 l WZ ?El!ll THE SUPER SCOOPER Cour+esy lnfernafional Minerals and Chemical Corpora+ion 7256 Sammakh 5640 ,ga WW' z fl ...GA ww, as Zmtaw To Mr. Loren E. Harfsaw, who has served us sleadfaslly as a source of inspiraflon and encouragemenf during all fhe years we have known him, we proudly dedicaie fhe labors of ilwis book. A il k...,.....N 'fi-hx w.'?I +--'ll' Lulu ?dwlfff ,-kzmmd 0 Spam Bok Tower. Cypress Gardens, Sand Mountain, Citrus. and Phosphate are all familiar landmarks of this area. Any one of these, and many others. could serve well for our theme. When one weighs and compares the influence each has on the community and school, he finds our phosphate industry far ahead, giving the world some sixty-nine per cent of this product. Because of this importance, we have endeavored to tie together in the following sections of the ECHO analogous steps in mining and education as we have known it in our years in school. 744: Sag LAKELAND WINTER HAVEN EAETQW Q fx LAKE WALES EQEK Qcvnumifv' ' '-JA-'Y V..-,f . .ff . Z, Representative steps in mining and processing phosphate-digging, washing and screening. drying, loading. and lab testing-are analogous to the sch0ol's preparation of the student for his role in promoting a better society. Each takes the rough material. works with it, and produces a refined, polished product. In doing this both find them- selves called upon to serve manifold purposes and needs. 155 'J av 'L ,,f 4-r' L . , H. 1 'um-s SLB -r gfv 'cf ,.,f f - E. my , rg vga? wif fi. if f f my A , - Wiifixii 4 S , 5 A , H--Saw 4 'i' - ,fimf ,f v +L, :. 's Q? 5- H M V ,-,3gfw,,gf-- MSW . f-fgggu - , gg?fQ'1uf::rf- wr .Ls,fm:wws,qfw- :film ' sygmsf' HQSREF. zif-J:-Qfvfk fl,-2 iv Sm! z fgwzgmfifwf-1 -H? ' 2 , gjkf ' x 11-in V Q? SV?G.Qff 'T 1 mx, . , K gk A 4 f ' 7 J 4, r 1 ,,4.3F,,,.', 'Ll A af:'Wi'l4 f me if 'H 'e 15557 L, :EZ I 1 ,W .., .5 we-vw Maw y A . .. ar +5 W' 4 BENNIE LEE ADCOCK Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Hobby Club 1. 2. 3: 5 Club 3. 4: Swimming 4. MARY ANN ALBRITTON Clvv Club 1. 2: FHA 2: DCT 3. 4. Hlftorla Tn-axurvr 4: FTA l. 2, SYLVIA VESTELLE ALFORD National Hnnur Sm-ie-ty 3. Pl: Glu- Club 3. 4: Oper- vtta 3: Hand 1. 2. 3. 4. Llbranan I. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. 4: Hubby Club 1. 2: YELLOW JACKET Staff 3. KENNETH BVRLANE ALLEN Football 2. 3. 4: Travk 2. 3. 4: Swimming I. 2: Banwl 1. 2. 3. 4. Pr:-+i4lr-nl 41 fflub 2. 3. -1. I Vim- Ire-Eid:-nt 4: Glu- Club l. 2. 3. 4: All-Fla Chorus 2. 3: Upon-Ita I. 2. 3. 4. OFFICERS Bl'RNH,xx1 LOTT lvire Presirlent GINGER LYLE Treasurer JO ANN Nh-KEITHEN Sw'rf'lars' CHFT COLLINS Presirleni N ,. ., .5 T' ' . . il' ,af its 2 ' E' ROY LENWOOD ALLEN FTA 1. 4. Pr:-sitlent 4: Student Council 1: Key Club 2. 3: Tb:-spians 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3: All-Conference Track 3: Club l. 2. 3. 4g Flag Custodian 41 Hobby Club 33 Youth llay offi.-ian 4. -Q5 if HENRY BOYD ANDREWS, JR. Student Council 1. 3g FTA 3. 4: YELLOVV JACKET Staff 4g S Club 2. 3, 4: Tliespians 3. 4. Vice Presiclent 4: Football 1, 2. 4: Track 2. 3. 41 All- Conference Track 35 Clem- Club 1, 2. 3. 45 Class President 1: Operetta 1. 3. 4: All-State Chorus 4g Flag Custodian 41 Youtb Day Official 3. 4: Class Play 3. ' RONALD EDWARD ANTHONY .A Q DLI 3. 42 Hol1l1yf.lulJ 1. 2. REID WOODRONN' BAKER, JR. L fl ' Tennis 3, 43 Hobby Club 1, 2. 33 Band 1. 2, 3, 4. -gag STARLON LEROY BAKER Hobby Club 1. 2, 3. U' RAYMOND BEASLEY , DCT 3. 4, Parliamentarian 43 Hobby Club 2g Span- ish Club 2: Science Club 4. GLENN LEE BENTON. JR. JOANNE BERRY Clee Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4, FHA 33 Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 43 YELLOW JACKET Staff 43 Swimming 3g Class Play 3. CHARLES EDWARD BRAGG Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball Manager 13 S Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 23 Clee Club 4, Flag Custodian 43 Student Council 4, FFA 15 Hobby 1 '04 Club 1. 2, 3. ik PHYLLIS LOUISE BROOME Hobby Club 3, DCT 4. GEORGE ROBERT BROWN. JR. Key Club 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Cleo Club 1. 2. 3. 4, President 4: Operetta l. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Spanish National Honor Society 3. 4: S Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 3. 4. Sport- lftlitor 3. 4: Basketball 4: Student Council 4. Treasurer 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Parliamentarian 4: These pians 3. 4: Boys' State 3: YELLOW' JACKET Staff 1. 2. 3. 4. Sports Editor 3. 4: Golf l. 2. 3. 4: Youth Day Official 4: Class Play 3. GLADYS BROWN Honorary Nlember of FFA l. 2. BETTY CECILE CAPPS Hobby Club l. 2f3: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Spanish National Honor Socit-ty 3. 4: FTA 1. 2. 3. 4: FHA 2. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4. LYNNE CAMILLA CARLTON National Honor Society 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Spanish National Honor Society 4: FTA 2. 3, 4: FHA 2. 3: Thcspians 3. 4: Clee Club 3. 4: Opcretta 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Hobby Club l. 2. DORIS MAE CARROLL Library Service 3: DCT 4. Librarian 4: Hobby Club 1. 2. ALMA CECILIA CLARK Clee Club 1. 2: Hobby Club 3: YELLOW JACKET Staff 3. etta 1. 2. Club 2. -v' 5' 0-'N 44:17 ROBERT LEE COCHRAN National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 3, 4: Spanish National Honor Society 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4: DCT 4. President 4: Ftutlent Council 2. 4: Class Vice President 2: Clee Club 1. 2: Oper- WILLIAM ROBERT CORER Baseball l, 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: FFA l: Hobby CHESTER TUTTLE COLLINS. JR. Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4, District Champ 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 4, All-Conference 3, 4: S Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Na- tional Honur Society 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Youth Day Official 3. 4: Class President 4: Student Council 4: Hobby Club l. 2. WINIFRED DELANO CORNELIUS Band 3, 4: Hobby Club 2. 3. fx, , , ::w 1'- 'tu fi: A 'qi Z3 w J AUX., 'I 'S' DAVID EUGENE COWLES Spanish Club 2. 3. 4, Hobby Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. 4, Spanish National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, YELLOW JACKET Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Annual Photographer 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4, Youth Day Official 4. ROBERT EUGENE CREWS Hobby Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLENE ANN CRONIER Cl:-e Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2. 3. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, FHA 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4, Spanish Club,2, 3, 4, Spanish National Honor Society 3. 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. 'Treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Vice President 4, YELLOW JACKET Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4. Assistant Editor 4. SYLVIA GAIL CRUSOE Hand 1. 2, 3, 4. Secretary 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, FTA 1. 2. 3. 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, DAR Award 4, FHA 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, Miss Sunnnerlin Echo Court 4. GEORGE WASHINGTON CURRY Football 2, 3, All-Conference 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 3, Hobby Club 1, 2, 3, S Club 2, 3. 4, Baseball 3, 4 JOHN WESLEY DIEFFENWIERTH, JR. S Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, Hobby Club 1, Youth Day Official 4. OLGA DOLORES DOZIER FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish National Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, Class Secretary 3, Student Council 1, 2, S Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Annual Staff 4, FHA 3, 4. DOROTHY GRACE DUKE Glee Club 1, FHA 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Hobby Club 2, 3, Sports Day 3, 4. JANET MARIE ECKHARDT FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Miss Summerlin Echo Court 4, YELLOW JACKET Staff 4, Class Play 3. NINA JEAN DAVIS DCT 4 Hobby Club 1 2 3 CLAUDETTE LOUISE ELLER YELLOW JACKET Staff 4 Secretary 4, Hobby Clu I 1. 2. 3. LEON OLIVER FEAGIN N '. A I 1 X I, 1 'T1'-7 i FFA 1.2.3, 4, Hobby Club 1, 2, 3. 42 l' CAROLYN ETTA GEIGER DCT 4, Hobby Club I, 2, 3. WILLIAM ROBERT GILLOOLEY BEVERLY JEAN GARDENHIRE HS Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Swimming 1, 2, Co-Captain 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 3. 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 4, Thespians 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, Spanish National Honor So- ciety 3. 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Girls' State 3, Miss Summerlin Echo 4: Class Play 3. DAVID EARL GARNER Football 2, 3, 4, S Club 2. 3, 4. Football 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, DCT 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4, YELLOW JACKET Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4. WILLIAM HAROLD GRADDY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Hobby Club 1, 2, 3. HARRY CONNER GRIFFIN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hobby Club 2, 3. WILLIAM MURRY GRIFFIN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, District Chaplain and Parliamentarian 2, 3, 4. CURTIS LAMAR GRUEBS FFA 1, YELLOW JACKET Staff 4, Clee Club 4, Hobby Club 1, 2. 3, Youth Day Official 4. mv U 1. U im llul EIYOI-:NI-1 l..m'I'ON HAOAN ally Club l. 2. 3: l l X 3: Wlil.l.0W ,IAC f' ull 'l. CHARLES ARCIIIE HAMMOND i liailil l. 2. 3. 4. LINIJA ANN HANSHAW ' ...ff-2 .filiiff - , gl lf Class St'L'I't'lE1I'5-TI'f'LiNlll't'l' 2: FHA 2. 3 bl X 1 2. 3. -1: Girls' Stun- 31 Clvv Club 1. 2. 3. 4: lla , f .., -. l. 2. 3. -13 All-Slate' Cburus 3: 5 Club 1 2 3 1 Qtullm-nt Cuunvil l. 2. 3. -l. 5m'r1f!ary -1: f1lik'I'l'llll 1 2, 3, Al: National llunn-r Sm-ivly 3. Al: ClIew'rlvu4la'r ' - . fg I' - 1 I wining Spuiisur Al: .-Xnnllul Z. 3. 1 l llllllll l ll. H114 ull' 1: Slillllllllllg l. 2. 3. 1. MARY JEAN HARMON llanml l. . 1. . .' 'I 'I 'Z II- Tlll'NlllZ1llS 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: Ups-rvtta 1. 3. 'lg Class Play 3. 'li' :R 'Nw FRANCES :XDA HARRIS Cl.-v Club l. 2. 3: FHA 3: DCT 4. Historian 4. fig: BETTY JO HARRISON DCT 4: Hubby Club l. 2. 3. BILLIE FRANK HARRISON llulwby Club 1. 2. 3: Fenirvr 5aff1tyCOunCil 4, WILLIAM ROYCE HELMS FFA 11. JACKIE LAMAR HICKMAN Difl 3. 1. l'Irst Nice- Pre-sill:-nt 4: Spanish Club 33 Hobby Club 1. 2. 3. ROBERT LEWIS HILL rw- Club 1. 2. 3. -1: Oper:-tta 1. 2. 3, 4: FS Club : is ' s I. , -s' - 5 Golf 2. 3: Baskvl- -1: Base-liall 3. 4: Fwiuuuing 2. 3. All-C0nfc'r- 'I' Diving 31 All-State' Chorus 3: State- Driving Cunt:-st 3: Youth Day Official 4: Class Play 3. I-.fEl. Xlum' Hem um . , - I'IX I, 2. 3. I. I.1lI1.1mf IIIJIIQIII I XIII ml II Il I , . . , N v1 lx I I' II1'--pl.u1- A. I: Npm1I1 I lul I 1 I Iuim-I1 Nullwxml II:-114-r NIIIIVIX ' I I 1IuI I ' I I lIIw1:'IId 1. I. I IX! II-IvImx IIIIII I. 2. .I: N.lt1f+11uI II n 1 N IIN I I Ill! d lil ,. 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I: HHI.l.llXX .I U KIQI Nuff Si, ' - ' 4 5 ' 'Sxsimminpl Iiuilsxlu .Xxx l.l-luis ul...-1 Iuly 1. 2. 54. 1. RICHARD LESLIE LEWIS l'rI-siflf-nt 4. VllI'f'i1SllTt'I' Polk County Fmlr-ration THELMA JEANETTE LOCKE Holmlry Clulm 2. 3. GEORGE BLRNHAM LOTT, JR. llantl l. 2. 3.-1. EIELYN NTARLENE LOYD Holmlvy Clulm l. 2. 3: FHA 1: Ch-4-1111111 1. GEORGE EDWARD LUCIUS FFA 1. 2. 4, HOlJlJy Club 3g C166 Clulm 1. RONALD WILLIAM LYLE Swiniming 3. 4, FFA 1. 2: Holilly Cluli 1, 2. 3. VIRGINIA LOUISE LYLE FTA 1. 2. 3. 4. Svcretary-Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4g FHA 2. 3. 4. Treasure-r 3g Spanish Club 2, 3. 4: Spanish National Honor Society 3. 4g Na- tional Honur Society 3. 41 Quill antl Scroll 3, 4, SPC- retary 4g YELLOW JACKET Staff 3. 4, Annual Staff 2. 3. 4. Flditor-in-Cliivf 41 Class Treasurer 43 Girls Stan' 3. ROGER EARL MGDUEEIE FFA 4. JO ANN MCKEITHEN Class Treasurer 3g Class Secretary 43 Cl:-Q Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Operetta 1. 2. 3. 4: Swimming 2, Tennis 1, 2. 3. 4: HS Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4g FHA 2, 3, Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4, Homecoming Spon- sor 4: Chr-erlt-aflcr 4. WILLIAM CARLOS MANCIL FFA 2. 3. 4, Chaplain 4: YELLOW JACKET Staff 3, 43 Hobby Clulr 2, Class Play 3. 5 . f.. Prt-sizlcnt 2 Football 3. 4: Tvnnis 1. 2. 3. 4: Key Club 3, 4 Prvsiflvnt 4: Ulm- Clulw 1. 2. 3. 4: Opvrvtta 1, 2 3. -1: Ylblllll llay Uffivial 3. 4: Clull 2. 3. 4 MICHAEL JOE NIARCHMAN Swimming 3. 4: Senior Safety Council 4g 3 og Club 1, 2. 33 Youth Day Official 4. CLARENCE REGINALD NIARTIN 57 X --f FFA 4. HELEN INEz MASSEY 9 iv. D. Transfer Pupil 4. 4 JAMES ROBERT MORGAN f f,, I Football 2g Basketball so Track 31 Hobby X -' I 1, 2, 3. If RAY GEORGE MOSES Hobby Club 1. 2, 3. CHARLES EDWIN 0,RILEY Hobby Club Q 'QF-W. ., . 15' 9 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club lg Football lg Hobby 40 - Club 1,2,3. w-mf W' Qi-vw CARROLL HOMER PARKER of FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. ,V 1 ' 4 , It V- Q ERNEST LAMAR PARKER K Football 3, 41 All-Conference 3, 45 Basketball 1, V if 'LQ l 2, 3, 45 All-Conference 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 S ' , Club 3, 43 Hobby Club 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2. C it A I I f - J.+'f.:'.sai-r'xfi- aili- WILMA JOYCE PARTAIN Hobby Club 2. 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 DCT 4. Historian 43 Clee Club 3: Commercial Contest 3. SALLIE SILER PENNINCTON Glee Club 2. 34 YELLOW JACKET Staff 3g Spanish Club lg Swimming 2, DCT 4. 1 qw JOSEPH CARL PICC Hobby Club l. 2. 3: Class Vice President 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3: DCT 4, Sergeant-at-Arins 4: Key Club 3. BETTY JANE PORTER Cleo Club 1: Library Service 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2, President 3, 4, FHA 4, YELLOW JACKET Staff 4. RALPH WOOD PRICE Football 3. 4: Club 2. 3. 4: FFA 1. HELEN LENORE RADFORD YELLOW JACKET Staff 45 FHA 2, 3. 4g Hobby qw,-wry Club 1. 2.3: Spanish Club 2. AJNQW THOMAS KELLY RAULERSON Football l, 2, 4, Swimminv 1, 2' HS Club R , Clee Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, Hobby , Club I, Ni: y -..Q,, . RALPH BEECROFT ROBERTS I, '-.v lla ketball 4 ALICE REBECCA ROBINSON FH 1 2 JOSEPH JAMES ROBINSON, JR. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. President 4g Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, The-spians 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3. 4, Vice President 49 Class President 33 Basket- ball 43 Boys' State 3, Youth Day Official 3, 4g YELLOW JACKET Staff 3g Class Play 3. 53 gw BOYCE EUSAY ROGERS, JR. Hobby Club 1, 2, 3. yfr' GEORGE OLIVER ROTHROCK Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HERSEL SANSOAI Hubby fllub 1. 2. 3: Claw Play 3. LONNIE BRUCE SCHMIDT Tran-for pupil 4. N1ATTlE XIARGARET SEG,-XR YELLOW JACKET Staff 4: FHA 2: Hubby Club1.2.3. MARGARET SYLYIA SHEPHERD FTA 2. 3. 41 FH.-X 2. 3. 4. Yivv Pre-siilvnt 41 Band f 1. 2. 3, 4: Majnrrllc- 2. 3. 1: Ulm' Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secrvtary-Treasurer 4: Spanish Club 2, 3. 4: Opvr- vtta 1. 2. 3. 4: Stuilvnt flllllllfll 4: Fwiuiining 1. 21 Youth Day Official 4. 6 ELIZABETH ANN SHIVER C16-e Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Operctta 1. 2. 3. 4: F Club 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Nlajorette 1. 2. 3. 4. Hr-all Majorettc- 3. 4: FHA 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Swimming 2. JOYCE ANN SINGLETARY Transfer Pupil 4. ROBERT GEORGE FRANCIS SKINNER Hobby Club 1. 3. JEAN NIITCHELL SMITH 19. JOHN ALLEN SMITH J? if all2. 11.4. F I.lIIluZ.3.1.l'l'.'13.4. pl! NIYRTIE SIE SMITH lfllaplaiii 4: 'l'lI'--piuII- 3. 1. Junior Clasiival 1.f'8Hlll' 3. 4: Spanixb Club 3. 4: Clie-1-rlf-ailer 4: F Club 4: Hobby Club 3: YEL- l.0Y JMIKET Fluff 3: .'XnIIIIal Staff -1: Xli-H Suni- III1-rlin Eclin lfuurt 4: Ynutb Day Uffivial 4: 1511.4 4. Natiunal Hmnlr Suvif-ry fl. 1: 151.1 I. 2: F1111 2 3, 1: library 51-rxiw l. 2: lllfll Ii. L l.Ibrarian 3. FRED ALEXANDRA STANLEY Glee Club l. 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 2. DOROTHY PRISCILLA STARLING FTA l. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 43 Spanish National Honor Society 3. 4, Vice Presi- tlent 33 llanfl 3. 43 Clee Club l. 23 Thespians 3. 43 National Honor Society 3. 43 YELLOW JACKET Staff 3. 43 Class Play 3, GLENDA GAIL STEVENS Fl-'A 2. 3. 4: FIM 2, 3. 4. Historian 43 Clem- Club l. WILLIE MARCELLA STOKES Hobby Club l. 2. 33 DCT 4. Re-porter 43 FHA 33 Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. JEAN MARLENE TURNER FHA 43 Hobby Club 2, 33 Cleo Club l. ARTHUR VALINE VARNADORE Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Operetta 1. 2. 3, 43 All-State Chorus 43 Student Council l. 2. 3. 4. President 43 Football 1, 23 Track lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Director 23 Youth Day Official 2, 3. 43 YELLOW JACKET Staff 33 Thespians 2. 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2g Class Play 33 Class President 2. GORDON WILLIAM VARNER Key Club 43 Science Club 4, Vice President 4. JANICE RAE VAUOHAN Clee Club 1. 2, 3, 4g All-State Chorus 3, 4g FHA 2, 3. 43 State FHA Chorus 4g FTA 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g Operetta 1, 2. 3, 4. SHELLIE LANE WALLACE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Upereta 1, 2, 3, 4g Knights of Pythias Oratorical Winner 4. ROGER LEE WATSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4. Jn fluln l Xl'l.l.0W JAMQKET Doxu IOLIQE XX IDNER Pf Jn uw 2 3: Ylfl.I.0W' FR uh N1 XTHEXNS XX ILLIAMS um 1 Z 13. -1: Opf-rm-tla r Nouetx 'S 4 Yue Pre 1 N 11iNl1 N1-wfpape-r 3 X lfll Y IX lxl' l Nuff 3 1 Huy? Slate- 33 4 1 N r 4l'll- l'40fuIl13ll 11.1 lf Z DAR A1114-ril-1111 tw rx xv in ll 1 rl l.u111l1 Fvivncr- jun N XRFIII R YY ILI luis I lw Ilvdll 7 3 1 Irulx 7 3 l3.1 lull 2 3 l3.1 Rn! if lv1ll3 ll Xl llulv ' 3 1 CFRXI mvz W ILLIANIQON 7 3 'EFI LOW JACKET PxT1m1x hui Vi OOD lh1'x1ox11 WUELDON P-m1l1.1ll2.S3. 1: fllulf 2. 53. l. BETTY .-Xxx WE51' ll1f-spia11- 3. 1: film- Llulv 1. 2. j3: 4.1'1111m-rcial l.n11If--I S31 IN 'I' 1: film- Play 13. YIIULINIX XIAK114: WvIlI'l'E S Llulv l: llnllln 1.11111 12. 13: 4,l11-1-1'lf-11131-1' 23. -lg Nli-x 5llIllIll1'Illll lfvlw lfwurl I3. NlA1.coLM liL'G1:N12 wYIIl'l'fNl.-KN lJl.l .3. ll. 5f'fgLf'i1Ill-Lilixflllx -1: Il-flllry l.lllll l. 2 9 nt 4 lx x Hard of Uirr-Clorf 2. flulm 2 3 1 l rn ulr nt 3 N .1111 h M1114 nal Il r N 111 x 3. Al: 5l'l1'Ill'0' 1 'J 5 0 Seackvw Selected by their classmates CJ 5 bffll 55 V1 gf? is af WMS? , 1 mags 'W 03 C Q We LINDA HAINSHAW , gd GEORGE BROWN JO ANN MQ-KEITHEX Q ,f :ff .ff 1 ,, iv BL RNH XXI I UTI CINC Hi XXHITP CHARLENE. CRONIER .fi ...an X I 7 ll 755- .Q Q. fa -Q .f 1 ,,v,, .9 0 . I1 ' A X :QW ' d DAVID COWLES CHARLES BRAGG JACKIE HLTTTO S Selected by their classmates 1 oy sig, ! rl 'xpsbv .,,,,.f x. RJR? 'ti iw ,....-.-..,.-.A-W, ., 'S S .X Q- 44 ,- GINGER LYLE 2 ' FRANK WILLIAMS SYLVIA SHEPHERD 0 Seauhw S elected by their classmate g Gi 'Q-L CHET COLLINS DOLORES DOZIER BL D ROBIINb0N N'. I s 1-f I BOBBY HILL ARTHL R VARNAIJORI-I SYLVIA CBLSOE sg' OFFICERS DORIS GRIFFIN Serreiary ED ETHEREDCE Vive President LONNY LAWRENCE President FA Y E PHILLIPS Treasurer 5 Q! '1 P Y 'W - E' xi? ' 1 g F- - A gk 9 -x 1 if Q B f: X F 5, Larry Alumbaugh Martha Arneson Barbara Arnson Jeanie Bales Sara Barnes Helen Barnes John Beasley Ralph Beasley Janet Bevis ,lackie Blocker Ralph Bowers Shirley Branton Carol Brest Lamont Breton Bob Brock f -. Evelyn Brogen Edna Bruce Clarice Burch Gleda Burkett Bobbie Bush Edward Bush Gene Byrd Glenn Carlton David Cayce Jackie Cochran RaVenell Cochran Abner Coker Shirley Coulter Malcom Cox Don Crum Sammy Crutchfield Glenn Dixon Donald Duckworth Cookie Duke Emelda Dunston Judy Durrance Nancy Durrance Myron Drawdy Barbara Edwards Jesse Ellis Ed Etheredge Annette Fields Sharon Fitch Carolyn Frost Rosemary Garrett 6 , A J. gf. x ka. 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T A A. .ah-'x 0' F i as , lei -Ox a -Ea Edwin Hall Adrian Harkey Betty Harris Dorothy Harris Joe Harrison John Hebb Leon Hebh Andy Hiley Nancy Hiley George Howell Sidney Hrabal Sally Hughes ,lay Hunter Heather Hurley Priscilla Hutto .l0Ann Inzer Larry Isbell Sam .lames Bobby Jamison .lack .leffcoat Bolihy Lewis Nellie McCall Donald Nleffullough Frances Maits Martha Nlathis Ted Nlathis Ronnie Morgan Alice Faye Outlaw Ray Owens Jack Paniplin Louise Perritt Faye Phillips Sue Porter Bonnie Powell Edwin Price Shirley Quiller Shirlev Radford Billy Read Delaine Register 'D,,..,..,,. C..,.n Eloise Kent Shirley Key Sonny Kirkland Lonny Lawrence A Q- X N' 3' E' T X fl Q- . ' X 4 V if 1 ,gy I ld wi g -?Q5g'1!2I5', 1 'Y N l gr :X K' - ' f 1 A . ' 'Atl X I tg x V 'W f XX ' 'lux fllll A-x T fl X V , it , A ' -fjaig . 'Rm Fi 1 J , if te., fl!!! ,S 1 5- 'QW if xii i Q . Fllnn Svntf Franc-is Fcrantnn Roma Sheffield John Smith Pat Smith Vllillard Smith Mellma Starling: Annette Stone Ginger Stuart lda Kay' Tavler Howard Tharp David Tiee Janet Trask Bolwlwie Nell Vieker Jeanette Voight Gertrude Walker Reid Walker Jerry Wallace Marv Wvard Jimmy Yvhidden Paul White Ronnie Wvillii ,linnny Willis Sylvia Willis Laura Wilson .Yol p1'r't11rerl.' Ravinnncl Fail Cary' Green David Spivey' Sue Davis is Q J l S OFFICERS SHIRLEY REESE Vive President MARY CONLEY Secretary-Treasu fer DOUGLAS NIANN Presiden! Joyce Adams Bill Anderson Carrol Anthony K ,I 5. Gloria Autrey 1 ' l v if I Glenda Aycock X 9, ' 'U' Carolyn Ayers ' N5 . . ' Judy Baily . Johnie Lee Baisden K . -N 1 , Gerald Baker 6 A I7 Mary' Ellen BHIIICS X Q, Y If I HM.. ai . if 5, ll l um. Ati 9' x Melissa Bassett Edwin Beasley Irene Beckett ' Shirley Bedell ---' Jimmy Bond Carolyn Bowden I Marieta Barrow ' G A iw- Y 4 5 'H mba- H 1 Ginger Bowen Bobby Brady David Breton JoAnn Brock Lucy Brooks Jimmy Brown Kay Brown Robert Bryant Hugh Burgess Alene Cameron L Charles Cameron ' Arthur Campbell V ? S fag aii' W! -ul 'S TN is-53.9 I ., 'T' ai' 1385 W 'Il A . - x 1- 3 Lx I A Y 'E' 9540 lx -.. 1: QA . 4 . 58- ls Q' x A5 C' . 99 I i B. ,. ag ' r up h A , tr VA? 1 I 1 'un X ,, 'F . C o f . lyrwv Donalrl Carlton Rolancl Carlton Pierce Caroll ,lean Carter 4, , as-L Sf f 4 .ly A 'I VM- T3 we l . I 'i zu. ta: . ag! ' Q I 'Q :- V K h X CC AN f X i 'F R :sg Q4 'fl tif 7 1 A ll Jeanette Carter Yvonne Carter Onera Casselman Mack Caswell Harrv Clanton Bill Clark Reba Clark Beth Clayton Gerald Ji Cochran Gerald R. Cochran Jimmy Gee Collins Mary Conley Warren Conley Gerry Conner Danny Coulter Robert Courson Richard Cronier Carolyn Crosson Aaron Curls Wayne Daniels Beverly Davis Jack Davis Suzanne Delsoach Carolyn Dickerson Bobbie ,lean Donahue Bonnie Durden Harriet Frazier S. L. Frisbie Anaflell Fullington Allen Garrett Betty Jo Gray Billy Joe Green Wesley Griffin Sannnie Grubbs Pat Guess Delores Guthery Ahce Hwrnage Wllllalll Harrl Jackle Haw cs Patty Hebb Ruth Hebb Velma Hendrlx Vernlca Herndon Carolxn Hrll Larry Hooka Earneet Horn Pat Houston Bernle Howell Howard Hunt Robln Hurley Chrwtlne Hutson Robert Jackeon Cecll Jacob Nell Jeffcoat Kathryn Johnson Betty Jane Jordon m Jlmms Kearse Imogene Keener Sandra Kennedy Nancy Kmg Johnny Knles Kathryn Kumm .lack Langford Gary Larramore Tommy Lay Barbara Leopold Andy LEWIS Lmda Llngo Roy Lovett Judy McCall Scotty McCall Jeanette McGraw Q? Karen Hagler Charlee Hall QUQIG Hall Vlfglllla Hancock S he X W4 0 w -KKXYW 1K A N Y' hwy QE - H we , M' 5? 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C: x' Ls .x c A-All Brenda Malloy Douglas Mann Lucretia Martin Betty Martindale Pete Minerva Jerry Mitchell Gloria Morgan Nelson Morgan Darrel Naherhaus Jerry Odom Bihlison Pate Lacy Lee Paul John Peacock Virgil Peacock Virginia Phillips Dolene Polk Dot Porter Sandra Porter Don Powell Jimmie Poynter Dudley Putnam Jimmy Radford Fred Randall Jean Rawls Vernon Redish Shirley Reese Gary Register Jeanette Register Richard Register Marlene Reynolds Robert Reynolds Dora Rhoden Ruth Richardson Hollis Savell Rohert Scranton Juanette Sheffield Wayne Shelton .loyce Sherrer Freddie Shultz Willie Mae Skinner lrma Sloan Eunice Smith Not pictured: Darryl Hidle Raymond Smith Warren Smith Jeannette Snell Linda Sparrow Gerald Spivey Bill Stark Cynthia Stevenson Caroline Stickney Eda Stoltz Leon Story Billy Strickland Mylene Sutton Cary Taylor Newell Terry Louise Tillman Mary Ann Trask Leonard Tyler Eric Tyson Chris Underwood Marvin Vaughn Tommy Ward Tula Wasden Martha J. Watkins Marty Watkins LaDonna Westbrook Richard Whitten Lenard Widner Nathan Widner Brent Wiggins Ida Mae Wiggins Cecil Williamson Bonnie Willis Larry Willis Oheata Willis Mary Jane Willson Sally Wilson Carolyn Wise Lee Wojteczko Frances Woods Barbara Young James Young Earnesteen Zebendon S L YN T LYW ,J 'rv -. 1, L C in f v.. 3 i t . if 2. K W 1- v S X f M- 5 'gin Q gf P 136. Y Q in.. 1.- tv 1 X W- fo W, X, an .nm -4. YW Q From observation one finds that the majority of phosphate is used as plant food to stimulate growth. In the classroom faculty members serve in this capacity to stimulate growth of the mind. Accomplishment in this gives preparation for enrich- ing the community's and nation's life. ef ., qu Nix 1 V? 'x . I NN '-W- 4..vLL .J ' A ff?-k g 0 Q J w , m,., W X. .i 4. Y: 2 'gy 55227 Q ,J yew. X . sf N , 2 my NS X w.-gli? K 1 ff ,, f . 6 Wfgk' ,. ,g,J A f: .Mg gi Vxps, f N., 551' 1 MR. PAUL F. FURR. JR.. principal. counsels Arnold Sowell and Gail Stevens. This is but one of his many con- tacts with the students. ,f. s I r a al ANL ,JH ,Z-1 Supervising Principal MR. VERXON E. HQ DOZIER confers with Mrs. Marie Sloan. YU' X' hookkeeper. about one of the manyduties of his position. U 4... Q ' 'Z I lx' an S H ,s f-it t MR. LOREN HARTS.-KW. area ad ministrative assistant. shows Mig nun jttrclan some of the procetl ures used in his work. Uffcze and f-feed - Zi MRS. MARIE SLOAN. school treasurer. shows Thes- pian treasurer. Janet Eckhardt. the procedures used in keeping the school books. Finding a spare moment. MRS. LEILA FITCH. visit- ing teacher. chats with Ginger Wliite. explaining some of the duties of her job. -4 ppm Q. ..- xl M sire wfigzilf all Jw is t 5 y ' K u As MHS. MARCARl'i'l' LINDSEY. school secretary. answers the phone. Mike Marchman and Bonnie Powell prepare a morning devotional. Charles Cameron and Jimmy Kearse receive special tips from MR. JAMES KITCHENS. health and phy- sical education director. as he points to a chart on foul shooting. 'U'-'L llloomqq K . N 1 QC-7 . in-fl W . iw Solving unknown X for Mary Conley is only one of the many problems MISS NOYIF JANE BENTON. mathematics and algebra teacher. deals with every day. While Phyllis Broome concentrates on her typing. MRS. ALMA S. BROWN. teacher of shorthand and office practice. demonstrates correct filing proced- ures for Joyce Singletary. H. This is the correct wayfi instructs CO,'Xflll .'Xl.FlilsilJ BRFTZ. physical education and athletic director. Ohserving are Scotty Nlcflall and Bohhy Hill. Ahsorbed in his work. MR. BILLY B. BROWN. shop instructor. shows Billy Strickland and Ronnie Jones the proper method for finishing woodwork. 5 ' Q N ,m:i1E.'ffIiLax 'nik ' lt.: f., it X, ...Sm l NH 1+ . -4,3 Music director. MISS MARGARET CLARK. plays for John Hebh and Nancy Hiley as they prepare for the district Clee Cluh contest. f S, Audio visual students ,lohn Peacock and Virgil Peacock learn the fundamentals of f ' . JI-.0 movie projecting from instructor MR. x LOUIS CHAMPION. Mr. Champion also .X ' teaches social studies. b fi 1, x Q L fi 'E N . Q lfq 1 I - xy A Ie - -L NIR. NORMAN DANDO. mechanical drawing instructor. explains a drafting problem to Gerald Baker and David Bre- ton. In addition to this he teaches indus- trial arts in the metal shop. T' Penning the ball proves difficult for Sammie C-rubbs. Irene Beckett. Shirley Coulter. Beverly Davis. and Nancy King so MRS. MARY JANE DRIESLER ob- ligingly lends a knee. She coaches the girls in their sports. Douglas Mann. F. L. Frishie. and Sara Barnes are euliglitwnefl by their instructor. HRS. I.Ul'ISF JACKSON. Spanish and social studies tour-lier. as she -i1llWr them the many Spanish- speaking nations. 'X MISS EDN.-X LONG. typing and bookkeeping instructor. demonstrates the correct typing pro- cedures to Betty Harris while Patricia Smith is busy improving her typing techniques. J' f F,,-,.f..,,, Band director, MR. HUGH MARTIN, coaches Sylvia Shepherd and Cecil Kent in preparation for the district hand contest. Mr. Martin directs the con- cert band. the marching band, and 'the student dance band. -, ml, 1 55, K Q ft it MISS LOUISE OATES, English and Latin in- structor, calls a passage of American literature to the attention of Rosemary-Garrett and Faye Phillips, as Patricia Smith and .lack Pamplin review diavramming. ik 1 mgn-.-1,1 i Many students are introduced to the exciting world of books by MRS. ELEANOR MOORE. school li- brarian. Assisted hy Willie Mae Skinner. she checks books out for Mary Ann Trask and John Allen Smith. ., TT 7,1 w, Al ,,4,, was 1, , iw ' 3 , 3.1 V4-. 12 i ' , i , X Q .,. Q h i f' V' , Y .A ' fir- it E' a ' 2 1 A ' sgwss - -s w f ' lf 'N fm - Q ' I .Y , fl. J' Y hog: 1 s A 5. .L i W H 'wr ' ,. w . t Jaime f xiii ttf, f, ,Q . as HW- 1' ' , , , 2 A th ' A AN .I ',1.ff'i' 4, 2 4... ,W ii Y G Q 1,g T Q1 X t 15 N 4 rage' . ' Q A 'tr Y' , . 6 L I T Ti. V L' ' 'Q' N1 X ' . -i :Af ' l, The students of MR. ROBERT O'BERRY com- bine classroom sessions with actual farming experience. Here Mr. O'Berry shows Donald Carlton, Bibbson Pate, and Cary Taylor the proper way to cut cabbage. ' T as -A Cynthia Stevenson and Yernica Herndon watch attentively as MRS. BARBARA ORR. home- making instructor. prepares a dress for stitch- ing. I I' 1,54 Q we - Ne Q Tig , X FX 4' i 1 if HELEN PEARCE. study hall s x hall pursue their xarious tasks Bud Rohinson consults MRS. U. pervisor. about the use of the slide rule as other memhers of the study i Pointing to St. Augustine on the map. MR. SIGSBEE PRINCE. American history teacher. relates a story of the historic spot to Mary Jones. Joann Inzer. and Sammy :fx Crutchfield. .Jn 3 llf. . .O 5 I I Q I 4 A 'V - V Q . l O L. :::::: ' .L lf-li' 4.45.1 ,Q ' ..f-P-J l - l Rosalind Rabun and Ann Haslelt. drivers training students. change a tire on the dual control car as MR. I-TARLE SWAIN. instructor. .N-1-F lends a helping hantl. Q X a ...pun Phyllis Broome. ,loan McLeod. and Henry Andrews receive expert advice in the field of dramatics from NIR. CHARLES TRLNIBO. speech teacher and speech therapist. MR. STANLEY WARREN. radio and electrical shop teacher. closely watches Ronny Lyle as be uses the rotarv wire brush. 2 i 125-. MR. BRUCE VVACNER. problems teacher and guid- ance director. explains a news map to Dottie Duke and Marcella Stokes. Bible instructor. MISS ISABELLA WESTBROOK. approves the work of Lenore Radford. Dorcus Scott. Gene Hagan. Frances Harris. and Shirley Branton as they work on a class project. ln the background Alma Clark and Bobby Cochran study a map of Palestine. e A. , hug 'ati lo JK 'lbs :ll Au LJ fp? N 'yawllq 2? DCT coordinator. MR. W. E. WILKINSON. chats with Clifford Drawdy and Sallie Pennington. discuss- ing their job records and class scores. After studying regular polygons. MR. DONALD WITMEYER. mathematics teacher. explains the principle of logarithms to Gordon Yarner and Frank Williams as George Brown works a problem. gb, MR. ALBERT WILSON. right. science teacher. watches Ralph Bowers and Cordon Varner as they work on an entry for the Polk County Science Fair. Marty Watkins. Susie Hall. and Karen Hagler pre- pare to diagram a sentence on the board as MRS. DONALD WITMEYER watches in approval. t Y'f0 r tau: Y .X fr' ' '...,r? ' ,,.i9 ' ,xt '.'6 'IO 'ki' 1 T1 s -- is-1 . , .. V. ,ng MH. PETER WRIKQHT. lmiology in- structor. explains the complicated mechanism of the human body to Judy Bailey. Obeata Willis. Harriet Frazier. Sally Wilson. Allen Car- rett. and l.ee Wojteczko. -r l I MRS. ELEANOR MOORE. school librarian. Mrs. Marie Yarboro. science teacher, and Mr. Earl Mc- Elveen. English and journalism in- structor. relax by enjoying a spirited conversation during their leisure time. 5- --.Q- ' . Beverly Gardenhire gets her tem- perature checked by MISS CATH- ERINE MOORING. school nurse, whose responsibility it is to see that students remain in good health and receive the proper treatment when .alfa C t Q - sickness occurs in school. 1 l mn N Kd 1 nn flex ln 0 om uno run nk dllf erun H 1 em e - u HQ arf r lannc ml wx 1ntrreQt ln U 4 num tle CQ r Q to prouc Q imukem Q Q mumen u Qchool encourage through 1tQ actlxl he prfmrlrm the dexeloplmnt of thl 1110 of tumlent llfe gan TY 25 'nl . 1 ' .-.- IT! 3. S... - 'll ff - - - f: '1 ' -f '- ff- ,. L F. 'C . g, ... - '- V 1 'L ' V ,Q Z - 'n ' gn . 'f '1 3. .,, 1 V . ' E 'lA 5 .. f: ft 3' ' ' C A . ,-. -. .. - - A - -1 'l. Y 4 5- E. 2 'S f . Q v-on T .. :- , C.: : U . -. f 'I -+-. T 3- :' . N rf : ' 'I' fT F '- ' 7 f' .1 .. .... H- T H.. 1. . ... 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Q 1Y, 11185 SIlI7II7If'I'II'7I H0 I 950 BIQYEHLY CDXHDHNIIIRIZ ,,,- .kgs 'fu-g ., '- eff' ,5 asf' n ' 1 A SEEKING TNI The annual Recognition Day Program was sponsored hy the Junior and Senior l .T.A. groups and presented in assembly before the entire student lmdy. lleserving students were recognized for their achievements and their service to the school and the student lnody. Right: New student body and class officers were recognized at the climax of the Recognition Day Pro- gram. They were eongratulated by the old officers and encouraged by them to be of greater serviee to their school and fellow students. ..,,-,.I , Q' 't Lg ' I I SECKIC .Aff QS- 'T Left: Old officers while in the pro' cess of retiring from their respec- the positions, were also recognized and comin:-nded for their faithful serxice In the student body and their school. X-o 'Z . 0. R - T 'lg Bobby Jamlson Judy Durrance. Elton Scott, Sally Hughes, Jack Pamplin, Edna Bruce, Sammy Crutchfreld Sharon Fltch, Larry Isbell. sf L c 1 X I J' '. 'l '..: , . I ffcggal , V! : 'Me 66444 77 pp . O If wee Oat few Qwgu CAST Ginger , , LAURA WILSON Agnes , , SALLY HUGHES Howard , JACK PAMPLIN Joan ,,,, SHARON FITCH Jeannie ,,,,,,,,, EDNA BRUCE Liz ,,,,,, ,,,,,, J UDY DURRANCE Eddie ,,,, LARRY ISBELL Tommy S.-XNINIY CRUTCHFIELD Mr. Wilson Mr. Hoffman ELTON SCOTT BOBBY .IAMISON Above right: Friends congratulate the cast for a fine performance. Right: A scene from the play. ,L S zreetheart JUDY DYRRANCE guru Mlss Judy Durrance selected chapter sweetheart for the F F A demon trated her talent by slngmg and pre entmg an orlglnal monologue Conte tants were judged on beauty P0158 and talent 7 X -c A s x C SN fx 4 mf CONTESTANTQ Don Grlffln Qhlrley Reef: Qxlua Shepherd Wlzgnon Jordan Jean Qmlth Jo Ann NlcKc1then Judy Durrance Laura Wll on Sharon Fitch Jeannette Qnell Janet Tra lc Edna Bruce and Nxlua Cru oe Above: With the cheerleaders and band lt-anling thvtn. stu- dents paradv downtown in pre-paratinn for thv Horns' coming ganw, Right: Ftuelvnte h a ll p i I y 'Ewing and -way at the tianve- C:-I:-hrating tht- javkets T-O sirtnry mvr tht- Blue U:-xilx. ,,4'lw.. x...-.-.1 gafwfzalcb Several students sashay to the fall of Cuaeh AI Rretz at the lHll'Il frnlies. During the peak time. the paved area was neeupietl with -15 squares. -Q! .fi.lgs.w 4 : Above: uelgerl as the hest square were Jean Smith antl Bud Robinson. Ginger White and Erlwarfl Rush. Charles O'Riley and Kay l.aurler- baugh. anrl Lamar Parker and Sylvia Shepherd. Right: Jeanette Snell. emu- plete with frilly pantaloons. ancl eowhov .limmv Whirlclen eapturerl the prizes fur the hest-flressecl couple. Ji.. P Jvb, if Ahove: Standing on stage. llnhlw Hill. Kenneth Allen. Jay Hunter. ancl Burnham lntt give their renrlition of a popular hillhilly song. Em- cee Charles Bragg sits in the haekgrouncl. Q4 Two 5'9 l llIl'Jbf'TS an- liillflflflllflly vlvvorating rhf- hlgh -vhnnl lun:-hrnmn wlth vulnrful pur- Iraitx rlf-piwting mmival -ituatium in spnrtQ vw-nts for the Club luinqln-I. HF Club members and their honorel gxuesw rnjm the Q Club banquet the highlight of the school year for many school lett:-rnwn 5 , f ' 'I V-.F I , 1 ,5 G. Cuf-QM room. f 1 5 rx 1 -4 .xhnxvi Hullurvti glue'-IN dh' -r'Llls-41 dl the- h:-arl talflw, if I '- L. 91105 -4-fa sf-ix 0 1 . A ' X - is 'gf ,. xf arv chown attf-nrling the Junior-Senior Banque-t in the- f schml lunvh- we fm mga R41 H 'MXN ! if R1-fhrz Nl:-rrnaifl Put Ilwllxlml mM.-fl ll Ylliv' xv 4' ' 1: 1' 1' 1' 1- vlll,,flIfl1l I mh I th rh H1 Hb 1 . .4 lf: , 5.4. J 34,1 1 4' 1,1 fjnef. ff'- 4666 95 , rr i 55 i Aft:-r the lnanquvt the guests rt-tin-rl to thc- gym for tht- danve-. Orvln-stra. floor show. anal falling confetti kvpt the teampn livvly. '-mill: . if Alww: :Xt the lianqufft Mr. WvltIIlf'Q't'T ancl Xlr. Yvilson proved to lie the must popular entertainment with their musi- cal re-nclitions. it Left: Fe-wral senior stud:-nts relax at tht- mlance- given tht-in by tht- juniors. 'N r Tom Hxman h1I1I1n a nm m sum Comm l0lltf Ceo ge Brown aumlnor and clerk Rox XIIPII and nthsr mtv c0mm1Qk1onfrQ Arthur Varnadore fharlc-Q Bragg Burnham Lott and Bud Robmion how the clty Qtands fmancxalh .4 'K ' w iw? L.1 ' L A-no 1 f I rn I har e ragg. Iiurnham 1+ I I an Nm th Xrthur N .irnaf un- Nw ua Nhephxrd Ilud Rohm on and eorge- Bruvsn Nvcnnrl rum eu Baker Qhvt CUIIIH Henrw Xndrew a Bobln 1 I ml rms 1 e Nlarchman ,If hn D16-ffenmerth Rnnnle June and Frank William- Ffvurlh row frxffm Iur ar lalur R rn Amar I ruIwIr uc ll I tum 1 nt ll mprl mg. the N Outh dS x n In lt g. nu x rl me artual mn the jf h oh crwanu 11 afqualnt t e nt mit tha xar 0 Q N 1 Ir' an I YQ III fl mm x to H ll tl If Q I in 3 4 f fur ac oppor um N earn pre of cu I m 1 rug-mn gnu m I 4 I . - I: 5' 'Tris I 'J ' ' T: . ff I , ,. Il X jf ll Firs w: Q I-s Ii . i , : 5 lf Lt..I' 'I . yt, -- S- ' I , C ':R'I . .1 ' . , S. j z ':. ,, ml j H'l. Th' ': NI'k- II' ' ,,, . . v ' . ' um mfs' '. -1 II r rf. ..,-A11-I I: I F, IDa I Cf wIf-5. Tllwe- S I1 S. 'n 's' ' I IJ ' I riti' g YQ'I'Ill 'I . 'ai -I f- pe- R- '- by K , I ,fi 5, ,, ..' .I I 'S mi. , C9 If i f -1 yi ,I. , . v'g QI wk. ' I 'A AI' .I 's I 'ss' ' Q r - '. A ' x ' . 2 V n , i ,v 1 - , I .H A' Q wr . ' X I . . . 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Second row: Jean Smith, Joanne Berry, Lenore Radford, Shellie Wallace, Alice Robinson, Joyce Singletary, Patricia Wood, Geraldine Williamson. Phyllis Broome. Alma Clark. Evelyn Lloyd, Marcella Johnson, Syble Howell. Third row: Charles 0'Riley, Kay Lauderbaugh, Betty Shiver, Jo Ann fNIcKeithen, Sylvia Crusoe, Sallie Pen- nington, Charles Bragg, Dottie Duke. Myrtie Sue Smith. Gail Stevens. Jackie Hutto, Marlene Turner, Carolyn Geiger. Fourth row: Royce Helms, Carlos Blancil, Donna Widner. Ann Whittle, Betty Jane Porter, Margaret Seger, Helen Massey, Bill Griffin, Bobby Hill, Malcolm Whitman, Nina Jean Davis, Claudette Eller. Fifth row: Marcella Stokes, Frances Harris, Doris Carroll, Lee Benton, Reggie Martin. Harry Griffin. Carroll Parker. George Lucius, Gene Hagan, Robert Skinner, Joan Mclseod, Jeanette Locke, Robert Crews. O Climaxing their high school activities, one hun- dred sixteen seniors received their diplomas from Mr. V. E. Dozier in the Com- mencement e x e r cis e s on June 7, 1956. Anxious graduates receive their diplomas from Mr. V. E. Dozier. area super vising principal. Less known, but necessary, are the small by-products of phosphate which find valuable use in serving mankind. A few grouped here are soap, toothpaste, and matches. Like- wise, in the school there are small groups of valuable significance through which the students can serve. These organizations are an essential part of education and are encouraged by the school. w.. EW if 1, fo- , ...ff um f QQQ 5. w 'Q-is Wa ' Q .eww ,,,,1 ' r fi gg .,,:A fad Q ,f M rf I O ' .1 ' fs .N X Pxzwt, ,- ,- Q 5 1 I' 1 I - . Tx WTR P1111 F41XXi l.in1l.11 H11111l141x1. lIl11-1 1'11ll111N. AI11 X1111 NI1K1-1tl11'11. 111-11121 Hr11xs11. 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He-rv many stutlvnts Q-njoy the dance preceding the Coronation of Bliss Sunimerlin lfvho. Arthur Varnadore, Student Body President. vivaciously b e g i n s another assembly program. At the time, Student Body elections were in progress. 'aw - .-..- E .-E 5 , N, 1 ,- if -,Q-4' ' s',af' V.: If A With Sylvia Shepherd controlling the voting machine and ,lutly Durranve voting, Roy Allen km-ps fellow votm'rS. Sylvia A l f u r tl. B u r n h a m Lott. and George Brown in line while Charles Bragg and Lintla Hanshaw sign registration varcls. x XM X s? . S5 Q77 , U Q.,-vt . -.mia ' ' ' 1 ' 5,0 u 1 First row: Dolores Dozier, Chet Collins. Lynne Carlton, Betty Capps, George Brown, Sylvia Alford, Charlene Cronier. Dot Starling, Frank Williams, David Cowles, Bud Robinson. Second row: Miss Louise Oates, Sponsor, Janice Vaughan, Myrtie Sue Smith, Joyce Partain, Ginger Lyle, Cecil Kent. Jimmy Huggart, Esel Howard, Linda Hanshaw, Beverly Cardenhire. glances ' The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize students who have excelled scholastically, and have exhibited the highest qualities in leadership, service, and character. For admittance to the National Honor So- and be passed by the faculty on the traits of service, leadership, and character. Their annual initiation program and attending the State Convention highlight their school ac- tivities. ciety, students must maintain a Bn average OFFICERS: Charlene Cronier, Treasurer, Do- Each year initiates are required to compose lores Dozier, Secretary, Frank Williams, Vice an essay. From this group the faculty selects President, Bud Robinson, Pregidem, the best one. Frances Maits reads her win- ning essay. N? QQQQ' .4 I fs Y V Y . . rw . -O ' I 'r 1 . J-Ab First row: Iiohhy Cochran. iiolmhy Cilloole-y. Cf-orge Hrown, Burnham I,ott. Bud Robin-on. Chr-I ffoliina Frank Williams. liznid flowle-N. Norman Danilo. Sponsor. Sl'l'lllIli row: Uaxiil ffuvr--. I-ll Etlim-rmlgz-. Slillllllf' .iaim-5. .limmy Hugzgurt. ,lv-xv Iflli-. John I,Q'8l'o1'lx, I.:-on H1-hh. llortlon Yarn:-r. I.onny l.uxsrf'riw-, Lwoiiurti Tyla-r. 'iihirwl rms: flrvil Kvnl. Bill Stark. ll:-orge How-Il. Rivharfl fironivr. Svotty Xlvllall. I.amont Bn-lon. ,Karon llurlx. ,lavkiv Bloc-ke-r. Donald llllvkuortli. Tele! UFFIIIERS Fir-t row: Ilaxifl tfuyw-. Se-1-rn-tary: Hurnhum l,oII. l're-sith-nt: Fannin! .lamm--. Yin- Pre-side-iii. Sm-will row: limit! lfowlvf. Pft'Fi1it'llII Bud Holrin-on. Fw-nior Rt'1lV4'Nt'YllLlliW'1 Fil Ifthe-rwlgv. Junior Rv-prwe-ntatiw: john Pvavovk. Sophomore- Rvnrvsentatiw. . Kc-y Club is one of the most out- : , , a I I W 7 f Standing service organizations in high ,f school. To hecome a member of the f-luh. a ibut must f-xt-Pi in leadership and vharavtvr and maintain a awr- agze. .M thc-'State vonvc-ntion thv or- zn ii? ,Q ' Q i X flllllilillilbll plan-rl first with its m'hic'w- , ,W 41 . mvnt report in its fiivision anti won tht- ! ,det 5.5 , oratorival 1-ontest. .-Xclmiring: thf- nr-w simlm-walk donated by tln- Kr-y Klub. the-sv lmys recall that tht- Clulm algo uporatwl the PA. Sys- te-rn during sporting events. sponsored the fuotlmall program. and othvr things lJene-fivial to the school. af - fnxxx .M , 1, gs x il , V 5 if? '1 gl l.e'ft: Svvvral K1-y ffluly mm-mlwrs svrvv Ihr-ir fallu-rs at the annual Fatlwr-Sun alinner. The- vlulm alsn giws a lwanqur-t for the moths-rs. lim-low: l,Llflll'lllilllllg1 in stat:--wi4lv ac'- Iivilivs. tln- llurlnw lllulm was hurt tu a rlistrivt training he-Ffiurm. My .F rigrfir' 1. K 5: 2373 ii. f I ' , WT--Ll' 1-2 f, , 573' f X fix, ,lui .E ,ll ., ww ,l,,, Mm .,1,w.,qenmf,, f sw ', ...li IA ' V ' 1- ay , 'f Q ' Q it ,JV 5 .l i, g K ' ., -' 'lf' -f ff' . .l ' H L X L. 3,19 5 X .3 ' f' 1 f ,jf . M ' gnu.. . ., X . X 3 ' -+R . +A A 5 V air tl--. -, '.' W-A vQ -9-n. Y vjis ' wxf ,.- 4 , I 'Wgf'4r.'13. l 'X 8.1-fe First row: Mary Ann Trask, Dudley Putnam, Harriet Frazier, Ruth Hebh. Mary Conley. Pat Hehh. Beth Clayton, Beverly Clayton. Beverly Davis. Jeannette McGraw. Second row: Mr. Peter B. Wright. Sponsorg Dolene Polk. Melissa Bassett. Fda Stoltz, Betty Martindale. Jimmy Gee Collins, Carolyn Bowden, Pat Houston. Mylene Sutton. Suzanne DeLoach, Sally Wilson. Third row: Glenda Aycock. Shirley Reese, Cynthis Stephenson, Martha Watkins. Darrell Naber- haus. Anadell Fullington. Bonnie Willis. Pat Guess. Dot Porter. Mary Ellen Barnes. Linda Lingo. ' 7.7. , OFFICERS: Dudley Putnam, Parliamentariang Ruth He-bb, Vice Presidentg Mary Conley P r e s i d e n tg Harriet Frazier, Secretary Treasurer. Organized to promote interest in the teaching profession, the Junior F.T.A. accepts students of good character with a passing grade who express a desire to teach. Right: ln the .-Xrlmr Day llrogram. one of ' the most outstanding projects of the organi- zation. a jaearanda tree was dedicated to Nlrs. Wilson. retired teacher. ' l First row: C. W. Curry. llurnham l.utt. lien .-Mit-tick. Raymuntl We-ltlun. Arthur Yarnatlnre. Lamar Parker. Kenneth Allen. Thomas Raul:-rsun. Ralph Prim-. St-twirl row: tfharlm-s Bragg. lit-tty Shin-r. Kay l.1:llItlt'l'lD3LlQZl l. Betty Harris. Mignon jortlan. Doris Griffin. lanvt 'liraski Nlrs. jue llrieslr-r. tluach Al Rr:-tz. Spnnsurs, 'lihirtl row: llulorvs IJ:-zif-r. Kose-niury tlarrn-tt. llnlmliie ,Ie-an llnnahue-. jutly llurranm-. linhhy Hill. tfhe-t tfullin-. Ut-urge Brtvwn. Runnin- juni-s. lftuurth row: l.aura Wilson. ,lo Ann KKK:-ithen. Etlwarnl liush, Ginger Whitt-. llaxitl tlayw-. ll:-nry :Xntlrn-ws. llnttit- llulu-. l'risc'illa Huttu. Fifth naw: jot' llarrisnn. :Xhner Coker. .-Xrlrian Harkvy. lftl Ethert-tlge-. jimmy Whitltlen. ,luhn Diff:-nwiertll. Jimmy Williams. lieu-rly tQartle'nliire'. 'Of 1 UFFllflfRF: Ke-nn:-th Allen. Vice Presitlvntg liewrly flartlenhirez Swretaryz lt' 'Xnn Nl:-Kvitliz-n. Treastirf-r: ffliarlvs llragg. Presi- tlent. 35 If If Fummerlinis Club is a service organization to promote athletics. sports- manship. scholarship. and leadership. Boys with one major letter or tim minur letters and girls having a letter may lie- ctnne members of the vluh. Nlr. Al Bretz and Nlrs. Mary lane Driesler are spunsurs nf the nrganizatinn. 1 .W W ., '?.-any New nwnilwrs wvrm' imluclcll into the S Club in 'H P' P 1 - Q ' q 'Ia . Q .. . 3' an impressive candlelight initiation. ln thc' fmntlmall concvssiuns stand ,vflatj ,xi lleinln-rs waltz in tht- annual rlanrv after tln- Club han- quvt, une- uf th+- largr-st project- uf the- Club. une- nf tllz- Clull projvrts ,I l' llrivflf-r serve Coke-s Cuslonwrs. ,lam-t Trask anil Mr. and Nlrs .fa U6 e 'x f it '1 I 14 i 2. ' 'T T' i U4 ggi 'Abi' 4-- lg.,-, t - ' -'qi' .- .. ' - 'Ii-'ii Y. if . - L-N - ' my V. fix . 0 as L . .132-e t , ... .EQQS-Y -' ' , ' mi' , e. ,Ek -1'-i ' ff: '-Q5-.5-'11 P V .,, X - f i 'V ' - 'M 1 dst- . - - ,wuixk 51 f, . -' Harry and Bill Griffin gf00m lheif COW for f0mPf'ml n Several F.F.A. members work in the strawberry division in the Youth Fair. of the land laboratory activities. Organized to promote profitable mari- have taken two years of agriculture or agement in agriculture, the F.F.A. iS in the process thereof, must be between sponsored by Mr. R. B. O'Berry and the ages of 14 and 21, and should Mr. J. A. Jackson. To become a mem- Carry a project. ber of the organization, a student must 0 Shade oaks give the agriculture building a pleasant atmosphere. Here. stud:-nts arf- further instructed in beef cattle and citrus tree production. i fb x W-'W-f I - A if . it X9 I K , 4 Fi?-4 Q ,qui X L T T ,....i. First row: Shellie Wallace, Esel Howard. Sylvia Crusone. Jo Ann fNlcKt-ithen. Dolores Dozier. Janet Eckhardt. Lynne llarlton. Sylxia Shepherd. Second row: Mary .lean Harmon. jackie Hutto. Betty Shin-r. Kay Lauderbaugh. Joanne Berry. .lanice-. Charlene Cronier. lleserly Cardenhire. 'lhird row: Bobby Hill. Kenneth Allen. Henry Andrews. George Brown. Bud Roliinson. Charle- Bragg. Arthur Yarnadore. Burnham Lott. I ...T jfffl Ul l lIQl'fRS: George lirown, Presirlentg Fyliia 5li:-plierd. Fccre ta 3-'l'r+-asurf-r: ffharlenv- Croniwr. Yicc l'rc-iflcnt. 606644 Promoting interest in musical edu- cation and developing an appreciation of all types of music are the sole pur- poses of the Glee Club. The Glee Club had a very busy year in presenting the Messiah. an operetta. and a spring con- cert. The Clee Clulr also attends the state and district contest. the mixed chorus and the girls' chorus received a superior rating. and the boys' chorus received an excellent rating. At the state contest the mixed chorus and the girls' chorus again received superior ratings. Wi. E.. E L Y 2 F L 1-1-,Q i 4 f W t ,t 9 , Y i ug V ' fl rr. 2 :Q ,V 7 . 3 N' 'iw 5 g Vg- . , ? 5: 4- - Ti.. f C3 m Q , 3 if - - 'A Q 'Kc 'N oF'4w- , ' , 2 s ft H Q il 4' -31 iff W if A T5 S , ' . ii. 1 X ji X f' t x I . A .-asf fgfb i- A ' .'k X X41 - 5 W First row: Sara llarrws. Ulm-da liurkvtt. Rnwniary Carrt-tt. Sally Hughvs. janfft Trask. Bobby Arnson. Mignon Jordan. Laura Wilson. Clariw liurvh. Sf-coml mw: lhsruthy Harris. Sylxia Cruyunn. Martha Arnesfvn. Judy Durrance, Emelda Dunston, Shawn Firth. llingt-ir Stuart. Nanny Hilt-5. Prisvilla llutto. Third row: David Tivv. Leon Ht-bb. Sammy Jarnvs. Ed Ethvreflge. Lonny l.awrn'm'v. Jay Hunter. jew-v Ellis. ,liininy Wliitltlen, U T....4.... ,.,. . ,.,., rink N .inn 1 l v lax ix 4 1 , 4 r 5 i ' .fl V ' f Q!! 1 f x' , i ! i . -' , y . Q 'AQ3 .Ci I 4 First row: Nancy King. 'Nlary .Min Trask. Nlyle-nv Suttnn. Sannnit- Crulmlws. Um Purtvr. Nlarie-tta Barrow, ,Ie-anvtte llrllraw. Bevf-rly Daxis. Lucretia Martin. Caroline Stivknvy. Ulu-ata Willia Martha Watkins. Beth Clayton. Second row: Pat Cuvss. Lury llrtmkf. Sandra K1-riric-dy. Sally Wilson. Pat Hnuwtnn. llarhara 1.1-npnlfl. Ruth He-lab. Patty He-hh. Carolyn Bowdt-n. Chriftinv l'nllr'rw00ll. Btlllllit' Jean Dnnahurz llvtty Nlartindalr. Third row: Dole-ne Polk. Eda Stoltz. La Donna Westbrook, Gloria Autry. Virginia linwvn. .Nlit-v Harnagv. filifvlvl Wim-. llvtty ju Gray. Harriet Frazivr. Shirley Reese, Glfinda Aycock. Anadvll Fullingtun. Fourth rnw: larry Htmlu. I.:-unurd Tylr-r. Fantlra l'urtvr. ,It-an Carter. Jvanette Carter, Mary Ellvn Barnes, Brcnda Malloy. Frariw-5 Wound. Kay llrnwn. llura Rlimlf-n. liill Stark. jimmy llund. Fifth ruw: Hnward Hunt. Warn-n Smith, Allen llarrvtt. llutlle-y l'utnani. Jininiy lim- Collins. lack llavif. Bill .'hIltlt'I'SUI1. Nlarvin Vaughn, Rulwrt Jarkson. Dick Cronier. 2 .4 Zane! Flutes: Mignon Jordan. Anadell Fullington, Jeannette Snell, Rosemary Garrett, Janice Davis, Jeanette McGraw, Bennie Dunlen. Olioes: Sylvia Crusoe, Sally Garrett. Clarinets: Sara Barnes, Lynne Carlton, Scottie McCall, Lamar Parker. Burnham Lott, S. L. Frisbie. Edwin Price, Patricia Thackery. Pat Smith, Melba Starling, Suzanne De- Loach, Carolyn Dickerson. Billie Binge, ,lean Davis. Beth Alford. French Horns: Linda Hanshaw, Cecil Kent, Louise Perritt. Bassoon: Janet Trask. Saxophones: Mary .lean Harmon. Louis Thompson, .lames Henderson, Reid Baker, Winifred Cornelius, ,lack Davis, Aleen Cameron, Glenn Carlton, Jerry Mitchell. Mary Lynn Herring. Comets: Ken- neth Allen, ,limmy Whidden, Gerry Conner, Marietta Barrow. Nancy King. Barbara Leopold, Peter Minerva, Charles Hammond, Carl Cledhill. Bobby Lalbert, Paul Huff, Marty Howell, Sammy Crutchfield. Don Crum, Leon Lester, Harry Clanton, Buddy Bruce, Bobby Miller, Trombones: Jack Pamplin, Gary Register, Sidney Hrabel, David Brewer. Basses: Leon Story. Gail Odoski. Percussion lnstruments: Arthur Varnadore, Larry .lsbell. Jerry Cooper, Martha Watkins, Andy Hiley. Bells: JoAnn lnzer, Carol Brest. Baritones: Martha Arneson. Dot Starling. The Bartow High School Band offers its members music education, competitive op- portunities, and wholesome culture and rec- reation. Superior honors were received by the band at both' district and state contests this year. The band participates in many parades and half-time shows during football games. OFFICERS: Sylvia Crusoe, Secretary: Lynne Carlton, Head Librarian: Sylvia Alford, Librarian. Standing: Marietta Barrow, Librarian: Kenneth I Allen. Student Manager: Mary ,lean Harmon, Li- bhta brarian. W . 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X - - f TL' 4 ,ggi Q E A H 1 ' K f fa 4 'Hg Y ' ,ww , T li 'Q K 5 W 'Q ii , mm - W ' 1 wma Y v VM .W my Q 3 First row: Pat Houston. Alene Cameron, Jean Harmon. Mignon Jordon. Doris Griffin. Lynne Carlton. Me-lba Starling Sec ond row: Sylvia Grayson. Fave Phillips. Charlene Cronier. Ginger Lyle. Laura Wilson, Dolores Dozier. Bobbie Jean lltnahue Judy Bailey. Third row: Beverly Gardenhire. Betty Capps. Sara Barnes. Ginger Stuart. Esel Howard. Janet Eckhardt. Nl J A. Jackson. Fourth row: Dick Cronier. Andy Hilev. Jack Pamplin. Larry Isbell. S. L. Frisbie. Tommy Loy. ' and 5 ' ' glances Students who have taken Spanish may become members of the S p a n i s h Club Publication of a Spanish newspaper and con- duction of meeting in Spanish help to pro- mote interest in the use of the language. As an honorary society for Spanish stu- dents. the Spanish National Honor Society. sponsored by Mrs. J. A. Jackson, accepts students with a Bw average in Spanish and a C average in other subjects. First row: Be-tty Capps. Ginger Lyle. Dolores Dozicr. Charlene Croniwr. llot Starling. Lynne Carlton. Rosemary Gar ri-tt. Faye Phillips. Second row: Frank Williams. David Cowles. Doris Griffen. Sylvia Grayson. Jack Pamplin. iv' Y. F sa. W 5'1 7If'!!'?,. f 'Q yr-Vi' .,, 1 Q' U1 . B , . 1 S ii 'i i PIII ww QHHYOH FIICH Judy DUFTHUCK Jimmy Hllggiift S6Cond row Frances NIBIICS, Anadell Fullmgton Sammy James Ilnn! row Ed Ethered e Leon Hebb Franels Scanton Elem- Kem Jgan Snuth Nancy Hlley Not plctured Janet Bevls 1or Classlcal League IS composed of students OFFICERS Janet Tra k w1C9 Prfgldfnl Sally Hughes Janet Bevx Qally Hughe J1mmy Huggart and Leon Hebb Trea urer Ed Etheredge Secretary Sammy James Prep-Q1 paruclpate ln the club prlze wmmng sklt Ti-Y 11 sri! .-..- I O 0 s. J, l A J Q HU nwwsmg, , F Mafmnlusvsnnuewnmmnbw First row: Mary jean Harmnn, Esel Howard. Joanne Berry. Lynne Carlton. Sylxia lirtism-. Sf-mind row: lit-wrly Cardenhire, Dot Starling. ,lam-t lfvkllartlt. llnlurvs llnzivr. Sharon I-'in-h. Tllirnl row: jimmy Wllitlden. lid lftln-rmlge-. Javk Pamplin. llud Ruliinson, Genrgt- Brown. Fltllflll row: Nlr. Charles Trunilm, Spun-org llulmlay Hill. Hoy .'xllf'll. Sannny lanws. Henry gintlrews. Organized to further dramatic art in set-nndary schnnls. the Na- tinnal Thespian Society admits students who have acquired at least ten points in dramatic work. The club presents a series of one- aet plays under the direction of Mr. Charles Trumlm. sponsor. 1 w --,, .. .. . W H ,f we wwf . UFl lffFR5: He-nry .-Xnflre-ws. View llnlnrv- llozirr. Henry Andrews. Hobby i ' l'n-sitlt-nt: Janet lfvkhardt. Secretary- Hill. Mary Jean llarnwn. and Roy Tr:-asurv-r: llwlnliy Hill. Pre-sid'-nt. All:-n gain 1-xperia-:iw in the art of acting liy participating: in one nt' the vlulfs plays. Qs Charlene Cronier, Dolores Dozier, Jackie Hutto, Gail Stevens, Sylvia Shepherd, and Doris Griffin plant a rose bush, the club flower. Richard Lewis, F.F..-X. member, assists them. Jackie Hutto, Charlene Cronier, Janet Trask, ,lean- A3 ette McGraw, and Mary Ann Trask proudly display their prize-winning cakes at the Youth Fair. There was clothing galore as members of the F.H.A. modeled the clothes they made as projects for the club. They modeled for the student body during assembly. Several visitors to the Youth Fair casually examine some of the handiwork. ln the background students show their dressmaking. ..-.-l 1 --.,'Ar---2- P' W 5- 4 . Ng ' ' 5? - e -3-3,15 T 'vi er: 'H' F1 ,L .--J , N ., w, xt , f W N X. 1 I 1 First row: Marcella Stokes. Betty Jo Harrison. Doris Carroll. Carolyn Geiger. Mary Ann Albritton. Joan McLeod. Frances Harris. Second row: Jack Hickman. Malcolm Whitman. Bobby Cochran. Raymond Beasley. Bob Cillooley. Mr. W. E. Wilkinson. Coordinator. I I 1 The purpose of the D.C.T. Club is to industrial relations. It gives students who promote better understanding between stu- need to work the opportunity to do so dents. school, and community in trade and while earning school credits. rw Xnn Xlbritton. llob Cochran, Frances Harris. Bob llillooley, and lltfl' stud:-nl. Betty jo Harrison, works with nr Tet Xlathi participate actin-ly in tht- civic project hy folding Christ- employer. Dr. Charles H. Parham, Dr mas eal letters, is a local optometrist. I rl ' 'Ni l j . I , ka, :gl ig . ,Q Q 1 5, it -fr FITQI row Phyllis Broome Joyce- Partain Nlvrtie Sue Qmith. Nina ,le-an Davis, Annette Ficlcls. 'Nzllte NIcCall qallxe lcnnin ton Betty We-t Qccond row: Ronald Anthony. Bobby Lewis. llayicl Qpiuy ful Nlathi Ronnie Nlor an Clifford Dramly. UFFICIQHSW First row: Bobby Cochran. Prodi- ticnt: Francs-s Harris, Photographer. Second row: Nlalcolni Wwhitman. Scrgeant-at-Arnis: Bobby iiilloolcy. Vice- Prcsiclontg Clifforil llrawcly. Soc- onml Vice- l'r1'si1lm-ntg Joan Mclmoml, Sccrctaryg Mary Ann Albritton, Treasurer: Te-tl Mathis Parliainentarian. Thirrl row: Joyce Partain, His- toriung Nlyrtii- Suc Smith. Chaplaing Dork Car- roll. Librariang Marc:-lla Stokes. Re-port:-r. rf 0 Mara - irst row: .lack Jeffcoat. Tommy Lay. Frank Williams. President: Gordan Varner, Vice President: Laura Wilson. Secretary-Treasurer: N Wilson. Sponsor. Second row: John Peacock. Ralph Bowers, Cecil Kent Allen Garrett. Darrel Naberhaus. Leonard Tyler. Leon Hebli. Founded to keep members bet- ter informed in current events. the Current Events Club accepts passing students currently enrolled in world history. linder the di- rection of Nlr. Champion the clulm holds discussions on current af- fairs. Organized to promote sound reasoning and interest in science. the Summerlin Science Clulv also strives to familiarize students with opportunities in science. ln doing this. the club took an active part in the first annual Polk County Science Fair. Students may be- come memliers of the clulr hy maintaining a C average and taking a science course. First row: Kathryn Kumm. tlcrald Cochran. President: llelorcs fillll'lC'l'y. Secretary. Second row: Tommy Lay. Nelson Morgan. lion Powell Jimmy llrown. Pete Minerva. Leonard Tyler. Xlr. Louis Champion. Sponsor. Third row: jimmy liond. Leon Story. Darrel Nalmcrhaus. Cer- ald Conner, Bill Anderson. John Peacock. Vice President. we - ia-6 14. N 545' 2 h Z limi .Nix F .. Above Summerlm Echo Qtaff membere are mdu trlou lv at work on one of the Qchool publlcatlonc the searhook The editor call uch Gtaff mettln as theee to dl cum and Qolwe problemi that an e in the yearbook publication. A ' .-:4 l Right: Sports editors ancl their assistants we-ern clot-ply llIHlN'l'Ht'1i in their problems of writing copy. preparing layout, and plan- ning pictures of the athletic events that occur during the school year. GINGER ij l.lf Ellifflf-ill-f.lliP-i flH'Xl'll.l'lNlf ffll0Nllfii l4.ssi.slfll1! Ifriilor llfllllli Cll.l,U0l.lfY lJ.'XYlll lj0Wl.lES I.o-lfopy Eriilor. Phrztographer CICORUE BROWN JININIX lll'llCl.'XR'l' YIRUIXIA l'llll.l.ll'S J.-XNlf'l' BICYIS Husirzefx llanagrr Sports Editor fill-1:1112-l' Editor nisst. Bllxiness ,llnnager Junior Ilnrlerslllfiy l.FUN.'KlilJ 'llYl.l':R .4sxisI11nf Photogrrzplier Nlll. lfilil. l.. Nlr'lfl.YlflfN Sponsor MRF. lllfLl-fN l'E:'iRCE Sponsor Left: The uSl1Illll1l'I'llI'l Echo? business staff is busy at work soc-king solutions to their finanrial problems. Expert lmusiness management is a necessity in the publication of a school yearbook. efiawiacakr DAVID COWIES ,,,,,,,,. ..,,,,,, E ditor-in-Chief JIMMY HUGGART , . ,,,, Assistant Editor GEORGE BROWN , ,,,,,,, ,, , Sports Editor HENRY ANDREWS Business .ll1III!lgPf MR. EARL I.. fNl1'El.VEEN ,, , Sponsor Contributors: SHARON FITCH DONNA WIDNER JANE PORTER JANET ECIKHARDT ESEL HOWARD SUE DAVIS I If, xvp R. To get the paper ready for the press, the staff spends many long hours at the printers. Here, Henry Andrews, Business Manage-rg George Brown, Sports Editorg David Cowles, Editor-in-Chief: and Jimmy Huggart, Assistant Editor. are busily at work. Before going to the printers the staff must pre- pare vopy. Much of this is accomplished in small nightly sessions. 4+-..e,. SW?-t All's done-the paper is off the press and the editor and his assistant review their masterpiece and begin work on the next publication. In the process of mining phosphate many places for the purpose of use- ful recreation have resulted. Some of the more common directly associ- ated with sports are Sand Mountain for skiing and climbing and pits for swimming and fishing. The school also provides facilities for healthy, active participation in sports. sfwfd 'A 'Y' I A ' 4 'Els' M M A QR sf' JEAN CHRISTIN DORIS 5 X Aww' PRISCILLA s L ef A U ,E 1,5 A A N1 ff X' 1 ! K-5? mf. N. JOANN 5 BEVERLY DOLORES Co-Captain ll LINDA J C0-Captain Ilya f fi P A I GINGER , g iii 5' 'ff is JUDY LAURA Here is the 1955-56 Bartow High c oo cheerlead- ing squad. Left to right: Linda Hanshaw, Jean Smith, Ginger White, Judy Durrance, Christine Underwood, Doris Griffin, Beverly Cardenhire, Laura Wilson, Dolores Dozier, Priscilla Hutto and .loAnn McKeithen. Here is the 1955-56 edition of the Bartow Yellow Jacket football team. First row, left to right: Manager Charles Bragg, Burnham Lott, David Garner, Raymond Weldon, Lamar Parker, Kenneth Allen, and Robert Coker. Second row: Chet Collins, Henry Andrews, Thomas Raulerson, Ben Adcock, Ralph Price, Jimmy Williams, G. W. Curry, and Ronnie Jones. Third row: Coach Bill Bryan, Jimmy Whidden, Jay Hunter, Bobby Jamison, David Cayce, Sammy James, Paul White, Lamont Breton, Howard Tharp, and Coach Al Bretz. Fourth row: Abner Coker, Ed Bush, Jackie Blocker, Larry Isbell, Donald Duckworth, Adrian Harkey, Ed Etheredge, George Howell, Gerry Conner, and Manager Jimmy Gee Collins. Not pictured: John Allen Smith. gwztoca Zedfaw faciete 7 955 Sa . Q, 1 1 Aim. 'iv Q , ' 1. EK CHET COLLINS G. W. CURRY All-S.F.C. All-S.F.C. Tackle Back Ld. ,X as I ! K I BARTOW 43-JESCIT 0 Bartow opened its season on its home field with a 43 to 0 victory over Jesuit of Tampa. The Yellow Jackets scored in each of the first three quarters, with four touchdowns being added in the final quarter. BARTOW 7-HAINES CITY 7 Bartow opened its conference play by tying Haines City's Hornets away from home. The orange and white threatened several times. but penalties, fumbles and intercepted passes stopped the Yellow Jackets. BARTOW 0-DADE CITY 0 Dade City's defending conference champions were held to a scoreless tie at Bartow Memorial Stadium. Thirty-two hundred fans saw the Yellow Jacket defensive team rise to stop the Pirates three times inside the twenty yard line. BARTOW I3-PLANT CITY 6 Plant City's Planters were pushed all over the Bartow gridiron, but the Yellow Jackets could score only twice in gaining their first S.F.C. win. Plant City scored their only touch- down on the last play of the game. BARTUIV 7-WAL'CHL'I.A 0 Fumbles held the orange and white to only IX' a T to tl victory in Wauchula. Bartow was on the offensive during most of the game as the Wildcats never threatened. -.offy 2 - wal' Sliilldlllg Blunt' ZH' t'o-Captain Jnhn Xllrn Smith 3 tain Ralph Prim-, 7- ntl cap- 1445 we BARTOW 33-LEESBURG 0 Leesburg was host to a battle of the Yellow Jackets. Bartow scored three times in the second quarter and added a touchdown in the third and fourth quarters to coast to the easy 33 to 0 win. BARTOW 26-LAKE WALES 7 Bartow had to come from behind for the only time during the year to win in Lake Wales 26 to 7. The Yellow Jackets scored two touchdowns in each half to earn their fourth straight victory. BARTOW 41-ARCADIA 0 Arcadia's Wildcats were completely routed in Bartow as the Yellow Jackets scored thirty-four points in the first half. Reserves played most of the second half while the uorange and whiteu coasted to the 4-1 to 0 win. BARTOW 27-KATHLEEN 0 Bartow scored once in each quarter as they earned their sixth straight win of the season. The 27 to 0 victory was highlighted by an outstanding defensive line. BARTOW 7-WINTER HAVEN 0 Bartow's Yellow Jackets won the Southwest Florida Conference championship when they de- feated Winter Haven's Blue Devils 7 to 0 to finish the season undefeated. David Garner thrilled 6,000 homecoming fans by picking up a Blue Devil fumble and racing thirty yards for the only touchdown of the game. Ralph Price was the outstanding lineman, and Jimmy Williams was voted the outstanding back. 0'G ' SOFTBALL Here is the softball varsity. First row, left to right: Patty Hebh, Judy McCall, Mary Conley, Carolyn Bowden, Shirley Reese, Eloise Kent and Joyce Adams. Second row: Betty Jo Gray, Pat Houston, Lucretia Martin, Ravenell Cochran, Sammie Cruhhs, Christine Underwood, Cynthia Stevenson, Shirley Radford, Ida Kay Taylor and Heather Hurley. Not pictured are: Susie Hall, Linda Hanshaw, Mignon Jordan, Jeanette Snell and Ruth Hebb. YE! VOLLEYBALL Here is the volleyball varsity. First row. left to right: Patty Hebb, Linda Sparrow, Eloise Kent, Mary Conley, Pat Houston, Shirley Reese, Carolyn Bowden and Glenda Aycock. Second row: Betty Jo Gray, Lucretia Martin, Beverly Davis, Frances Woods, Sammie Crubbs, Robin Hurley, Betty Harris, Joyce Adams and Dottie Duke. Not pictured are: Shirley Key, Dot Starling and Suzanne DeLoach. I' 1-:mr at 4 0 ' a 0 .r r-4v-, A 1' A BASKETBALL Here is the basketball varsity. First row, left to right: Glenda Aycock, Carolyn Bowden, Shirley Reese, Dottie Duke, Beverly Davis and Lucretia Martin. Second row: Joyce Adams, Cynthia Stevenson, Eloise Kent, Sammie Grubbs, Betty Harris, Robin Hurley and Pat Houston. Not pictured are: Susie Hall, Shirley Key, Dot Starling and Mignon Jordan. GATORBALL Here is the gatorball varsity. First row, left to right: Sandra Porter, Beverly Davis, Cynthia Stevenson, Dottie Duke, Glenda Aycock, Mary Conley and Irene Beckett. Second row: Cookie Duke, Heather Hurley, Dorcas Scott, Betty Harris, Patty Hebb, Robin Hurley and Shirley Rad- ford. Not pictured are: Elaine Willis and Dot Starling. BERT RXLVH R0 x ow an E CEC H E, R OGE Cengel' W ATCOQ Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bal tow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow BOBBX HILL fuard P-XLL WHITE DKWID C XHLE Iforwarl I' rwarl BLD R081 'N QCORFQ 7 D Dacle Cltx Wauchula Wlnter Haxen llalnea City Plant C1tS Wauehula Dade Clty Lake Wales Xrtadla I ake Wales Plant Cltx Arcadla Wlnter Has en M on Park 'Vlulberry Lake Walea Fort 'Vleade Lake Walea CEORCE BROW N Center S orward O N ED BUSH Guard 1A L-Ui AR PARKER f uarll JOE H CARRISON Hard - 7 L 7 bl R 1 5 4' 1' ' ' is 41 ' 30 - f 418 ' 60 ' V T6 Q t,tr 7, ' 47 ' 5 1 to 5 ,40 f 'eaaeaeaae L42 at ,TU B NT BHIIOW, W H 7 53 Haines City ,, , 59 WK ' 1 5 5 T3 to 47 Cf' ' at at 55 5 98 - ' 90 ,L - ' 41 V to 5 55 , 7 7 T8 ' ' 57 at 59 ' ,a,., aaaaaaeaeee 7 2 ' 5 aaaa 5 at 5 at 40 X 1 5 at '0 ' eeee.e 4 5 L63 , 5 5 5 at 5 56 . 5 69 . B42 N64 5,86 - T5 A 5 5 55 or ,5..e,.80 R l A on he , 'z GEORGE BROWN LAMAR PARKER BOBBY HILL Honorable Mention All-SFC Hvflorabfe Mention SFC Center Guard SFC Guard I ecwoa 4 S Bartow started the season slowly, but at the end of the year they were a highly regarded cage team. They finished the regular season with a record of five wins and nine losses. The Yellow Jackets were a big surprise in the Class A, Group 7 meet. They crushed two of the top four seeded teams and nipped another highly regarded foe. Bartow placed third in the district tournament which was won by state champion, Auburndale. Lake Wales, S.F.C. champion who defeated Bartow four times during the year, eliminated them in the conference tournament. The loss left the cagers with a final record of eight wins and eleven losses. Here is the 1955-56 edition of the Bartow Yellow Jacket basketball squad. First row, left to right: Coach Earle Swain, Ralph Roberts, Joe Harrison, Paul White, Bud Robinson, and Manager Nathan Widner. Second row: Lamar Parker, Bobby Hill, David Cayce, George Brown, Cecil Kent, Roger Watson, and Ed Bush. A74 X' , ' . I ,nba K ' ' f , V 1 1 - 11 - -, , 1 .1 1 - -11 - X 5 V ' - I if . g- v v N v 1 .1 if ll' ' Q L ' ' 3 i,j.i,4:,- 5 K , N A-1 - 1' 1-- - l' . ,. nf'ff fl'-iA'1'fi ' -, , .,,,, . 1 1 ,.,- '64 1 ll . 1,4 .j,:.'111h 1 ' 0 qlbgfb V 1 Q V w. ' . I W ! 9 f , ,.r-,, , '. ' ' r-1.: T-4-MW2' ' ' - '-ua 1 ' . :r 'ig' . I ' x ' ,vfgagfi-f.:,g.? th, :Fiery l 1, .1 H .-, . A Q. AV ' -M, -V' A 1 .. u 1 f- K- , . . , ' i gn. N A L Here is the 1955-56 wlitinri of rhf- llurtuw if-llnw Jael-an-t Iravk te':1111. First row. le-ft tu right: Rulanfl ffurltmm. uli111111y xxillllilllls. 51111115 5ll'l1llgU'. Jimmy Willis. ll11u411'1l llmgtlt-11. XXVLITTVII cillllllj' unfl tlziry Taylur, Sf-1-111111 rms: Ralph l'ri1-1-. lla-11r1 X111l1'1-m-. .'Xl1111-r 111-lwr. 1211 litlsll. Altun llmitw-ll. ,limmy liuml. Scotty Nlvllall Llllll Nlu11ag1'r lflmrlvs lirtigg. 'lihirfl rms: H1111-l1 liill llryzm. xlilIlLiQlt'I' 'l'11111111y Lay. je-h1111y ll-'l1l1. larry lslwll. 11.-1-il l'i1f11t. ,Mlrimi Harkvy. lfhvt l.11ll111s. ll1111a1l1l llt11'kw11rtl1. lluxnl Layer- uml Nlanage-r 111111115 1.f1ll111s. Bartmfs trac-lx team had a very sum-essful season. They won two out of three small meets on their home track. 'lihe thinelacls finished sec'o11cl i11 the 5.F.C. meet and thircl i11 the Polk County meet. l11 the Class Group Ill meet the Jackets took second place. and in the state meet they finished sixth. I' N . r. X 1 19' , ,QE .S-1 tjlll-TI' 1QUlllY4 100 111111111 'ILIIIIIL or- ae-- ' - 1. f1s+iu.-us'3- A 1- 1:5 lift yard ilu-l1, 2211 3artl 'lash 111111 lllRl:XNH.'lKKl'1l llisvu- uf? Iwtvw. - .., H ROLAND CARLTON-High hurdles G. W. CURRY-Pole vault Seaman! 5 ln the S.F.C. meet Adrian Harkey broke the discus record with a toss of 14-2' 6152. Chet Collins won the broad jump and the 220 yard dash. Henry Andrews broke the high jump record with a jump of 5, 9 . Chet Collins was the high point man in the Polk County meet. He won the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash and set a broad jump record with a jump of 21, 7165 Roland Carlton won the high jump. The 880 yard,relay team also finished first. ln the district meet Collins won the 100 with a record-tying time of 10.2 seconds. He also won the 220 and broke the broad jump record with a leap of 21, 31Ag . Collins won the 220 yard dash in the state meet with a time of 22.6 seconds, tying the record. ,9KK '.,fiifwN, , J HENRY ANDREWS-H.gh jump aao YARD RELAY TEAM-Jimmy Bond, G. W. curry, Abner Coker and Chet Collins. Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartowt, 7 ,, Bartow Bartow Bartow w I Xw' , . , D! -g A -af 4, ' B I -6 4 .. 'dfffjiifslftf N' lf '1 in Here is the 1955-56 etlition of the lle-ne Byrcl. Robert Coker. Bollliy' and Terrell Hagan. Second row: Jackie Blocker. Paul White. C. W Lake Wales Wauchula ,, ,, Arcadia ,, Fort Myers 7Y,.t, Wlinter Haven ,,,, ,, Y 12 Haines City , Y, Plant City 7, ,, CH ET ff0l.l.lN5 All-SFI, Ou! fit-lil . I 5 'X H 4 1 le , 1 I ,A 5 ' ' X IL? Bartow Yellow Jacket baseball team. First row. If-fr to right Hill. Pete Minerva. Neil Jr-ffx-oat. Joe Harrifon. Bill Stark Manager Carroll .'XI1lll4'TlX. .limniy William-. Cary B+-girl:-r '. Curry. Ralph Priee. Chr-I Collins anfl iloarli Cf-orgv Hamer Eaaeiafl Bartoww ,, Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow Bartow, Pinecre-st llaile City Plant City , Haines City Lake Yvales Wauvliula Y Haines City . ill! -,.-i..., -W-,ons .M -4 ...'- E Aw- Scadmmow Seated on a low-diving board at the Bartow switmning pool are Linda Han- shaw, Bobbie Jean Donahue and Mary Nell Gabriel, members of the all-confer- ence swimming team. Linda placed first in fancy diying, Mary Nell won the 50 yard free style and Bobbie Jean won the 220 yard free style. Ii? B6 :gx X T X as The girls' swimming team had a very successful season. They won four of six meets during the season. The team finished second in the S.F.C. meet and placed three girls on the all-conference team. Here is the 195556 edition of the Bartow Yellow 2 . f .: 1 0 v 1 . we . I js- 1.7. .xl fl. sv. 2. A Q37 WI Z - L' ,' . Q Ayr Q 8 ,., -. 1 . .tg .. Y - ., 't a- A ' , rr: n R N .t I' in' X 5, 7 ,V ' I I ii: in Jacket girls' swimming team. Left to right: Faye Thompson. Mary Jane Willson. Eda Stoltz. Judy Bailey. Mary Nell Gabriel. Ann Haslett. Mignon Jordan. Sherrod Campbell. .lan Seymour. Melissa Bassett. Robin llurley. Keightly Carrard. Cla-tla Burkett. Manager Xlary Lynn Herring and tfoaeh. Hrs. Mary Driesler. flloria Estes. Bobbie Jean llonahue. ny XP 1 ass:-.ui'g v ,.-.w 'x .,. ' -e --ull ,l tl A -Q-, ,A.,-,--,.,,...-..,. , 4 .fin ' 'QI ,,, , v- . 2 P 'ii Y x x'S'. f 1, S ...... . .J' A t. 's . . The boys' swimming team won five meets and lost two during the regular season. ln the conference meet at Bartow, they placed third. Here is the 1955-56 edition of the Bartow Yellow Jacket boys' swimming team. Left to right: Bradley Emmett. Rudy Benton. John Currier. Jimmy Churchwell, Lewis Thompson. Billy Dris- call. David Breton. Ronny Lyle. Arthur Camp- bell. Mike fllarvhman. Glenn Carlton, Bobby Jamison. Dudley Putnam, Ben Adcock and Coach Earle Swain. if X , . Members of the golf team are Sammy Crutchfield, George John Nab0fh8llS and Jimmy Poynter are members of Brown, john Naherhaus, Jimmy Poynter and Coach Al the AILSFC golf team- llretz. Qoffmwlevuah Bartowls golf team placed second in the Southwest Florida Conference. During the regular season, the linksmen won four matches, lost three and tied one. They placed behind Winter Haven while trying to defend their conference crown. Jimmy Poynter and Darrel Naberhaus placed on the all-conference team. Both the girls' and boys' tennis teams finished with regular season records of two wins, two losses and one tie. ln the conference meet at Winter Haven, both teams finished in second place. Members of the girls' tennis team are JoAnn McKeithen, Members of the boys' tennis team are John Gresham, Jack Janet Bevis, Sammie Grubbs and Sally Hughes. Pamplin, Reid Baker, Burnham Lott, and Coach Peter Wright. The story of phosphate stretches back into the remote recesses of time. Perhaps in a more liberal sense the same thing is true in the story of the high school student. He often feels that eons separate him from elementary and junior high. But these, and particularly junior high, obviously are fundamental steps in preparation for the final years of school. 1 f gp ,,. WL 5 az. 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Nr-rwn1r'a llurlwn laniw llmwll.l.arry Vw--t. llaliin Flulir-N, XI.-lxin Harm-ll. lhirw-ml Fiiiiniftiix. li-iirth row: llalv' Vltrilwx. l'.llE IlI' llvlnix. 1.lar1-n1'e-Ilf-rn- il-tn. lrr 1-rl Nlarlin. lim llilliiigyle-v. llarn-l Pulliin. lliiiiiiiv Ki-mlri1'k.'l'ml4ly llwlgy-rx. 7-2 C5 W A 'YW lt l f'0 . 5. ' Q l-'irxt rms: Martha 5+-xtwn. Cay Zvrwvr. j- 5 I f ' A ' . r ' ' ' Ijnila lliiv-s. I.inila flolih. Sui- llryan. N A , 5 'D tg l l -W .ifb liinela lluwr-ll. Xlvlinmla 'lnurlimz Paula 3 . F L . , W tg :Q li.-nningtnn, Sl't'UIlll row: Faye' Allvn. ,F ' 5 W 'Fl' , llarliara Xlartinilalv. lt-annv llulwrtx. '. . 'X Y J lvannsf Ruin-rtf. Nlarif- Nlill-. ,inns-ttv -'ki 5 l ' ' i i Huriiv. Stanl:-y llivk-nn. :Xrnwhl Whit- Q 1 akf-r. .Xltnn .le-nlxinx. Tliirml rf-w: Kvn- E nf-th Starling. lliurman Um-ri-. Wa- 4 lam- l.c-ez Valli-r Stoltz. Yvaynr- Alfuril. Q ' . Rfvlu-rt liarrf-tt. lhlnaltl llnltun. liah Taylor, Frmiirtli row: llaxhl Fmt:-r. llc-nrgv Railfnrnl. lfxcfrvtt flailsnlvn. Ruhvrt fluke-r. l.r-niiarml Vaughn. llillv Nivlif-lx. Paul llaxi- i I w . . -x HO- I XG s l'ir-t rim: jiininx Sue- Cruhli-. ffarulyn Llaxtwn. Nlariwriv llarriwn. lmla Carn- lvy. Javkiw- WM-al. Bonita f,slJlPl'I'If'. Kay Walt!-tn, if'l'Ufl4l rww: Waynr' Y f'. 1'l mn K1 in ll:-vlvtt. Funny Roh- . llarnv-3 l ranklin. l'-. o' in :-, r 'l'4l Tow: fillaflew rr. .iarlw Jwliiiwii. juhn Sail:-r-. H ly lillllllvf. Klvlivrt Pe-tvrsun. jack r-u N 1' . ily llrx' 7-4 First row: l.:-onard lilanker. Ernest Snell. liarl Hatton, Jr.. Neal Benton. Gerald Cole. George Gagel, 'lierry Nolan. Fevoml row: Diane Bass, Dev- erly liritt. H4-berea lllount. Mary Lou Conner, Maze-an Chaneey. Patrieizfliay- lor. Nanny lun:-. Third row: Vaughn Paul Gurart-li. Charles l.oekwood. Rob- ert Massain. Warren Sharp. Jr-ll lloll- and. .Nritly Lauri-nt. Linton Sloan. Fourth row: Mary Brown. lrene Wil- son. Joyee Mathews. Annette Baker. lftta Grulrlns. Mavis Feott. Nadine Waters. Not pivtured: Channing: Nevin, Janive Paniplin. G '. N First row: Richard Gold, Alva Petit, Tommy Meeks, Albert Bennett, .Jerry Simpson, Orville Hagood. Jon B3l'll9Y- 7'-s. Second row: Ruth Clark, Mary Bow- den. Sharon Hayes. Ginger Riteh. Linda Newport. Judy Partain. Myrtle King. Third row: Jimmy Richardson. Linda Arnson, Jeannette Edwards. Alfreida Warren, Merle Jacobs. Aretha FCOII. David Hiers. Fourth row: Larry Brod- ley. Jerome Sweet. George Lunn. Gary Dunham, Donald Maxwell, Benny Byrd, Larry Jacobs. Olin Morris. Not pictured: Martha Willis. ,f .' e L. 'VT E i ' rw- +V' 3'5- V . N ., . ,... .I ,,,.,,.1-.. 5., -M J. X t ,-. . Q. .- .1 i-s'x.,fU,.4-' W 4 A 7-5 First row: James ll:-nton. Joe Walker, lioblny Hartsaw. Randolph Rogers, Ar- mand Snelson. Don Marehnian, Charles Hooks. Second row: Linda Routzong. Pls N .June Haferkamp, Allene Voight, De- loras Coulter. llc-tty Yieth, Shirley Jones. Kaye Tyson, Third row: Sherry Dease. Patrivia Croft. Judy Marshall. Gale Faircloth. Ronald O'Doski,Bobby Frazier. Mike Hash-tt. Fourth row: Robert Barnes, Randy Curley, Kelsey Council, .Jimmy Parker. Gene Gellis, Donald Courson. Warren Senger. Not pictured: Carolyn Arthur. Joe Roberts. Katherine Watson, Dale Davis. J HI X-7 l'-irst row: Hilton Page-. .lanivf Klan- ning. Ray Walks-r. lfmliliv Hulton.R0g:vr 5:-uis. Fdrliff ,lr'ff1'nat. Sr-cuiial row: Patty Nlvflall. Mary Altman. Sliarnn lang. limi-rly Hall. ll:-tty Byrcl. lfclitli Ailaiiis. Ili-lila Craig. Tliiril row: Kvn- nm-tli llyrcl, Jvrry lfurlung. l lurm-m'r- Sr-nay. Pllyllis Yoiglit. Vicki Yllaylwr. ,lanirv lfilansl. Daxiil Slim-ltfvn, Fmirtli row: llvralcl llakvr. ,lwvlin l,lI'lif'fS0ll. l.ainar Uautnr-y. Ray fliililens. lfclwarnl lfuvhran. ,Iainvs Nlatliid. Wayne- Whit- aker. H' Af' hr-1 7-7 Fir-t nm: llnnalfl Le-wif. jimmy Pur- Ivr. llwlvliy lint. ,Iolin Hendf-rsun. llvnni- Xl:-ryan. Nivky Timmrrman. S+-wiifl ri-w: ,Knna janv Rawls. Linfla liraxw-ll. Joann Wells. Elizalwtli llaxi-. lfilitli Skiiiriefr. Carolyn llurluwrtli. lliane' NIL-C110-ke-y, Tliircl row: Roy Spin-y. Krnnvtli Cwcliran. lrii Hndgvs. Einma Jw Curr-. Annvttv Barber. Ruth Pnllx. Wi. RllllQlf'fF. Fuurfll rim: Ronalil Bryan. William Farmf-r. Johnny Fulton. Harm-y Wat-nn. lflaytun llc Elrivy. Barry Num-Ili. 1 511, , rf 'fu 'Dila' x, 'N of ' n .,,,'y 4 X-2 lfir-I nm: lfliarlvs Lankfnrd. Buddy Harris. llwluluy llnoil. lie-n llvmlrll. JW' Williains David Furil, Paul Conlc-y. Se-mini ruw: Sliarnn if-gan. Pvggp XV-Q-k-. Sandra Lam-liart. Twinklf' Flffli-ln-r. Pat Smith. l.infla Huttu. l.in1la Clark. Tliiril row: FranCz'f l'valv-. Judy lf:-wanl. Rn-r-inary Pc-vplz-5. Janiw- Hake-r. Nancy Wliittvn. Ruili :Mlain-. lffarnv--Iinv fire-vcli. l.in4la llayv'-. l'-ourtli ruw: llnliliy Crusoe-, Harry Klm'lfliii!m'k. lion W'il1'1uxe'n.W'o-lr stvr Rice-. Ki-nny Kumm. Daniel Car- iiiivlival. X-5 First row: Sue Haddon. Farline l'ar- rish. l.anita Cladney. Flor:-nee Edmond- son. l.atrz-Ile Maxwell. Pauline ffrossou. llarhara Hendricks. Se-eond row: john Morris, Louise Mathis. Sandra Byrd. Billie ,lean Manning. Eloise Carroll. Wesley Rohliins. Lamar Fuqua. Third row: Allen Whitaker. Cer-il Ste-plwns. Tomnty l'udgt-tt. Ililly llorminy. jay Currier. llilly Griffin. Fugene Peter- son. ,lohnuy jones. 8'-5 First row: Bobby Miller. Stephen Shaw. Tommy Coulter. Kenneth Keen- er. Doug McHenry. Seeond row:,lanet Albritton. Susie Henderson. KayKitrh- ens. Sarah Watson. Leila Powell. Pam- ela Coe. Billie Jane Birge. Third row: Carole Terry. ,lohnny Beth Alford. jo- Ann Snelson. Faye Mikell. Janice Davis, Betty Lou Lee. JoAnn Bow- man. Joyce McLeod. Fourth row: J.D. Hendrix. Roy Wynn. Frank Price. Wayne Croft. Bobby Talllert. Marty Howell. Not pictured: Fay Beagzles, Howard Bohannon. June Massey. Har' old Brooks. ri! X-4 First row: Patton Hyman. Tommy Hol- land. Wayne Phillipf. Lex Taylor. David Fewox. David llrewer. F.rir'Keu- nedy. Feeond row: llarhara Hutto. Fran Hunt. .lan Cox. Fur- Collins. Fli- zalietlt Phillips. Pam Speight. Oren: Vaughan. Diane Tune. Third row: Terry Seranton. Ann Lake. l.ana Mur- ray. Judy Haag. llrueie Reese. Sally Garrett. Faralyn Wilson. lit-th Fit-ree. Mary Edith Wvillianie-on. Fourth row: Pearl Alexander. Carl Gledhill. Ken' neth Powell. Lavern Edwards. Don Al- exander. Rohert Wind. Lyle Holland. Ann Brown. 5 - . .v, .,x. 1 'WN aku X-7 First rom: Anthony llouhf-rly. Jimmy Yastinv. Comer W'ise'. Hay Sow:-ll. Blaine- Fitch. Second row: Sharon Sul- livan. Patsy Grulalns. Sandra Buzlm-. Rosalind Allen. lfarlvne Middleton. Anita Coke-r. Third row: Diane' Pva- covk, Xlerline Jackson. ,Iurline Jack- son. lflinaln-th Nl:-lton. Joyce- ll:-ntry. Anna Varnadore-. Fourth row: liill Mathis. l.arry lfolili, l.arry Moglen Har- ve-y Nlorris. Donald Cartwright. Don Dalton. Not pivturf-dz Judy llanif-ls. Boliliy None. Billy Williams. Odell Rohinson. Earl ViCkc'rs. Larry Hicks. Fits! roui llolllry l'i2:lU-lt'I'. l.aFl'f Witte-rs. ffharlf-Q Carnvr. fiarthvl Nlvl- ton, llilly Ward. Fanuuy Tit-f-, Svvond row: Sandra Krf-ll. Lilla Nlae- Pf-avovlc. Patsy ffarrol. Harrivl ljppvrt. Colrlir' Knif-s. Fhirlv-y Flournoy. Yirlon Wallc- Hr. Third row: ,lm-an Xlford. Yixian Parke-r. Fay Sovwll. Fhirlvy Beasley. llorothy Rivhardson. llorothy Ne-ll Crave: inn Sims. Nlary ffrooiu.l ourtl1 ron: lion flurry. Edward Cass:-liuan. Nlivliuf-l llloyd, Cary Nlarlin. ffalxiu Wliitldvu. Not pivtiirmlz .lolln llurlvy, Harry 511-in-nson.Carolyn Whittlf-. 59,4 i 'K r M st row: johnny lit-aslf-y. Cm'ilCarn- le-3. fflurvmw- llrum-. ,luvk ffaswf-ll. Rudy lie-nton. Jinuuy Ciliurchwe-ll. llaxi-l Xlvn--r. SI t'UY'lll row: Aiigir-llusll. Connie- Bradlwrry. Sharon Cllancry. P'-ggi llullard. ,ludy llom-n. Edith Brown. lfdith llowf-n. llorollly' Bragg. Third rou: .-Xrinonfl llarvfoot. Rivhard ritlon. lla-nny llrot-li. lorry Br-vis. 3 gltwrrotl ffginiplwll. lat llutle-r. Ronny onli. lfliarlf-s lin-ga-n. Pre-d liodlir, Fourth ron: Ililly Anthony. Xlonroe- llrawm-ll. llaxid liutlr-r. lie-nniv Brown. Larry llurtlvy. Howard llrogdvn. Alton lloutwe-ll. ,lorry :Ky-rs. llud-ly llruvv. 5 9-2 First row: Calvin Cole, Jerry Cooper. llill llriskell. llradley Emmett. Jimmy llotsull. I.:-Roy Clanton. Foy Dixon. Second row: lliane Cope. Yvonne Coker. Toni Duke. Gloria Efstesllary Alt-an Dolilains. Louise Cot-hran. Frances Crt-ws. llrounda Cornelius. Third row: Sonny Cochran. Joyce Cole. Shirley Coleman. Carol Davis. Carole Coker. ller lluxis. ilzlnyee Crilili, liarlrara llaxis, Ce-rald Cox. Fourth row: Zafka ery Davis. Prrey Duke. George Coeh- ran. llolm llaffin. Shep Cronier. Fred Clark. Raymond llit'ffQ'llVVlt'I'ill. lmster IJ:-Loach. 9-4 First row: Heyward Hollingsworth, Degas King. Roy Manley, Don Kin- ard. Paul Huff. Second row: Shirley Huchingson. Edna Hill. Pat NlcCall. Doris Knight. loyee Kelley. MaryHill, Nlary Langford. Third row: Wlanda Nlerritt. joan Key, Frances Jacobs. Elinor jones. l.inda Howell. Nlary Johnson. Klahle Lane. Mary ,Io Hra- hal. Fourth row: Edward Long. Ray Javkson. Leon Lester. Milton I-fllis. Ronnie Kent. Kenneth Marchinan. wmvx N 2 lit 'Q r4.2- f, J. oe 1 First row: Nelson Frost. Hoy Harri- son. Glenn Francis. Tommy Haekle. Toliiiiiy Haag. Donnie Harrison. ,laekie Garner. Second row: Carolyn Gresham, Ann Haslelt. Christine Geiger. Joyce Fewox, jerry Feagin. Mary Nell Cab- riel. Beth Harkey, Barbara Godwin. Third row: james Henderson. Betty Forrester. Rebecca Hagood. Ellen Cur- ley. lane Hall. Lynn Grader. Jaek Grimm. Fourth row: Emmett Griffin. liolmlny Fuqua. Robert Geiger. Millard Cuffey. Homer Fortner. Huie Harri- son. Donald Harnage. ly--A Firxt mw: iiululiy IM-ll Si-ull. Iillflliillll iizillnn. iraiiiw- Ruin-rl-. lhiriuirai Xnn Kiln. .Xnniv liiviizirilwii. ,Xrillia Ruli- r'l'Ix Lziwiyii liinilf-rwii. N-iw-iiml row: Hilly Silllilxlfll. lfarwlviiStaple-I1+i1.Fulliv x - v i'i'z1rl ixulnnwn. PLIINX in-flue! Sil1'IPill'l'1i. lfninivtt Pnrxix. T-wifiy Safr- vlynxki. ii-ilifli rms: lnrry Starling. Frank Rini-v. Lonnie- She-ffivld. in 5:-utr. Tim Rankin. Hivlialil Sillg. lfhurlw- Niirling. je-rry Fvnay. 'K -N. 5111-rrx i :'C7'?f'w, .' f. . .,.f7X.!,1'9-.4-31 .1 12 in-Lys--Q i- A: . I-,pq Inu: ,l. 4. Niiriiifll. jun--I Nl:- li--nuiilil. .Iwhn Fulk. jinnny l'1-rtvr. Piaillip Nlriiiun. Uinwr Nillfidll. Nw'- 1-n-I ri-nz Pat-5 N'-I---n. Pfwiyii Parkvr. PQ.xr11--xlin-' l'arri-ll. Var'-I Wiitfiivll. Nlarx J'-an Ili4'i'U'i-iIllf'I'. Dwrinka liniwi-. .Indy Wlhw-ki. fidffliilif' Xluiilt--11. Flu-rrp Nlnrphf. Thirfl nm: Xi,1rxin.i Xigitllix. Kaitiiivrn X11'iQ11iyv'n ,lr-arlinv Vurri-ii. juni' Pmwll. liar- Ilf--. ,Inainitu Xl:-llmiulii. iivilj' jvan I,l'lll l'ix. lwnrtli rms: hail HIM-ki Xliiiinu. ii, I., Ni:-itvlll. jon- Puriio l'ru-Nic-x ,ig Fir-I rim: .Xifrn-fi Warrvn. IABIIIHT Wilki-x. lfiigv-iiv Wat'-rf. Luuix Tihinnp- wn. lkili- Won-lard. Hill Hutw. Svc'- wn-I rf-is: Faye' Walkrr. Pat Thai ke-ry. Iiiirlfqim W uiluw In Pliyv iiiiliillillnlifl, Iiniiai XX qitkin-. ,ill Xnn Wallin-il. Kay Fnllwn. Ilnrix 'ini kvr, iiiliirfi naw: lil'-rin Fninnf-r. Hairiuiru Wulmirnii. Nlnir-in li-un. Yiqrggiivl Walt-. Hum 1 1 inf Nln ni N li r s it in 1 uni 1 nn mm 1lXn Xi ii. XIJVIIXII Vmu-r imrttx Nvt- Milly Xiixwn. lion Ne-ine-th. Kunalri ffhurlv- NI:-Kiran. ,Iavk More-5. Eildir: id in abt N3 0 at L.. va lfirst row: Orcne Yaughn. Gloria liste-. Cookie Hester. l.inda Clark. Patricia Smith. Mary llrown. Diane Bass. Twinkle' Fletcher. Second row: ,lanice Davis. Rf-hm-cca Blunt. Brucic Reese. Vicki Taylor. Host-niary IH-1-ples. Johnnie lit-th Alford. Theresa Scranton. Mary l.ynn Hr-rring. Third row: Paul Conley. Yaughn Paul Carlnarelc. Beverly Britt. Elaine Watson. Pearl Ale-xancler. Sally llarrs-tt, Sue Collin-. Fourth row: Nlary ,lo llralral. l'atricia llullt-r. Slit-rrotl liamplwll. Kcigxlltlcy llarrard. Lynn Grader. June Powell. Sandra Lan:-hart. 7. 7.14, OFFICERS: Cookie Hcstcr. Trcasurr-rg Ku-ightley Carrard. Vice Presidentg Linda Clark, Presimle-nt: Sally Garrett, Secretary: Mary l.ynn Herring. l'rug1ram Chairman. Not pictured: llianf- Hass. Historian. Organized in 1956 under the direction of Mrs. V. E. Dozier. the Novie Jane Benton FTA has taken an active part in school ac- tivities. p-we Students desiring to become members must possess good schol- astic records and willingness to serve. The,cluh seeks to enahle its members to understand what qualities are required for a suc- cessful teacherg to learn of op- portunities in this profession: and to take part in prevocational activities. Folding TB stamps. reading to shut-ins, and assisting teachers are some of the many projects ofthe husy FTA,ers. ,,,. x! -1 X C M f xv .1 'Q We N ng! -J First ruw: fllvfia FW'-. .lrfllnni Hull-+. Flu-p 4.r1-nivr. ini- Thfnnpwn. Thwnia- Hugglart. Hvywarri Hollinvswnrtli. Hivliarii ,i1IilIlNl'Il. .Xrilhu R1-lwrtx, Svvnini row: Nlrx. I.4liN 5:-wium, Frank Rmisv. I.f-ftwrl-Dv I.oa1'ii. 'liiin Rankin. linlm Iluffin. K:-nnvlh NlLH'f'illllLlIl. Ilurinka Pluypvrf. Nr-Ilv K1-rim-dy Stuart. Third rr-w: Paul Huff. Patriviu Thavkvry. Hr-iws'f'a Hugfmfl. Nlary Lynn Herring. inn HaQlf'tt. Kf'iQli1iiP'f ilgirrard. Sill'I'I 'li ilurnplmf-ll. Nlary Iurigfurd. glances ' HQERF: Nlary Lynn Hvrring. TI't'Li-llI'1'l'I K1-igghllq ilnrrurwl. in-rr-triryg Null: lx n vix Stuart Yue Pr: nlenl N11 I in ffri Pr- ni nl ' l' nl' - L . 'N ' I RIN .X gl I. N Q' Y? Bef-inning a nienilwr uf the nnnur lglil Hnnur Sucivly is un? P nffhf-st hmmrs ll Student ' ' J ' H' of th iiz. Ag U 5' V 1-an attain. .M - :rv iwasml nn sz-hularship. f-itiz Thr rvqliirelnmits fur f-ntranvv Q Qiiip. Sz-rvire. lvmiersiiilv. and Jizirzlf-te-r, It is lilf' pllrlnwf' uf liliS nf' wvglnizgitiull lu l'4'r'mnfr1HiZ4' iilf' Nlll- ilvnls win, posse-sg and hun- ul' trilne-ri Ilw-v IIUIIIIIIPN tw an H111- taunlingg nlvgrmz Xn iriiprvf-iw munllvllulml inltmlnfn If in-l4lf-uf-in XUHF. PII- 5 - 1 ., X A4 ,Q -vi PL i 4 First row: Donald Kinard. Tony Bart- ley. Patton Hyman. Tommy l'lolland. Danny Coulter. Charles Johnson. Sonny Rolmerts. David Ford. Joe Williams. Second row: Barbara Kearse, Ruth Clark. Hyrth King, Aritha Scott. Pat 311-Call. Doris Knight. Edith Bowen. Joyce Fewox. Pat Thaekrey. Third row: Mrs. Belflower. Paula Bennington. Melinda Turhe. Allene Voight, Barbara Martindale. Marie Mills. Bonita Os- borne. Merle Jacobs. Alfrieda Warren. Ellen Curley. Fourth row: Patricia Croft. Martha Sexton, Tommy Haekle, Benny Brown. Jerry Bevis, Gail O'd0ski, Rudy Benton. Buddy Bruce. Fred Bohde. n I x E fi 'fri First row: Curtis Nlorris. Jackie Clark. Daniel Carmichael. Bolilmy Talhert. Wiayne Phillips. Harold Brooks. Tommy Coulter. David Fewox. Larry Magle. Don Curry. Second row: Linda Rout- zong. l.inda Hullo. Saralyn Wilson. Earlino Parrish, Sue Haddon. Sandra Byrd. Phyllis Voiglit. :Xnn Brown. Jan Cox. l.unita Cladnr-y. Third row: ,lum- Havfe-rliamp. Ginger Ritch. Rosemary Peeples, Barhara Hutto. Patsy Carroll. Judy Partain. Carolyn Whittle. Ram- Knim-s. l'llUI'l'l1l'4' Fdmunrl-on. Billie ,lean Manning. Eloise Carroll. Elixaln-th Nl:-la ton. Fourth row: l.inda Newport. Jr-an Alford. Diane Tune. Lyle Holland. l,a- vern Edwards. Larice Earnest. Eugene Rolilxins, K:-nnetli Powell. Carl Cled- hill. Nlr. Nly:-rs. q,',i W . f wa 1 'digg . 3 if?-cell aw -I . A l pas , X. fa 5 ,T-F112 .'-Q' Ili' A 1 XQ- 1. ' 5 X. K. . .ITA A14 'A?:,i.sxxQgff.A,iii?: 'i ' ' '- .L Q ' 1:57 K ps,09l?'i. 1 fx, 'fr - 2125: Adding a touch of classic to the play of life demonstrates the goal of the Music Cluh. One of its main purposes is to luring en- joyment and understanding of the music art to the Junior High students. T ' A OFFICERS: Fred Bodhe. Secretary: Wayne Croft. Vice Pre-1 f.. dent: Diane Tune. President. fi' A,- x e 'ith . Q49 W..-1 LM ,.,: fe r awww , 1 i fan ST' A va. V, viii! Ul FlfIlfRS: lfuokiw- Hn'-tvr. St't'l't'lLlffI llwli lhillin. l.ilirgirian: 'liini Rankin. l'rvsi+l1-nl: lmuis 'l'l1m1ipswii. l.ilvmriun: ,lwlinnv lluttvl. vl.l'4'll-llI'Y'l'. Nut 5-iw-lim-fl: llrufllf-x lfniiiivlt. Vi 1 llra il III 1 'FH P' . Urganizvrl in 01-tolior. 1955. the of scie-iir-ff. lu prmnote lwtter unclcr- Sc-ienvc Cluh was soon fliviflefl into stancling nl thc- st-ientific' inclustrivs the fflimnistry anfl Physics Group :incl in this 4-mninunity. and to teach the the Biulngy Group lmmuse of the workings ul scienve in vveryflay lift-. variml interests of tht- inmnhers. , , Une of the main projvr-ts was the The purpnses of the vluh ar? to Pnlk County Fcieiive Fair in whivh vreate il kevin-r interest in all phases nmnyofthe-mffmherspartivipatefl. First row: lialxin finlf-. llwln llalfin. jnlinny Hutlw. Iiiuis 'l'li1fiiipsf+ii. llruvllvy lfniiiivlt. lirwl filurlx Thomas Huggzart. 'lwiiiiny llullurinl. I.:-X Taylfir. llill llriskvll. Swniul ruw: ,Xritlia linlwrts. Nlziry Hill. Toni Uulw. lilnria Est:-s. 5harun Sullivan. Flu-rrml lfaiiiplie-ll. Rwsalinml Halmun. lfmikif' ll:-str-r 'Vlary ,Ivan Dohhins. Ne-llv K1-nn:-fly Ftuart. Lnuis llwwliran. 'liliiril row: llayiiiwrifl lliziffvnwurlli. llilly Yun-s. .Xnfta ffolu-r. Nlary lynn llc-rring. Ke-iglillvy llarruril. ffar1il5n llrvsliani. l.in1la Wlalkins .Xnniv Rivharmlsun. llnrwtliy llragu. I.:--ti-r lie-Ima:-li. 'lini Rankin. Ffiurtli rfiw: llnln Winfl. Jainef- llf-nllvrsurl. Harry Fl:-vm-n-. l'z1tt4vn Hyman. Shep llrnriio-r. Jvrry lit-tis. Frm-ml lit-fllw. lfharlvs Starling. Phillip Nurnian. .luv Williams. David Funl. First row: Barbara Cod- win, Be-tty Forester. Linda Hutto, Joyce F e- w o x. L . llloria Sumner. llrounela Ti ' Cornelius. Bobbie Scott. E. f Carolyn Meeks. Second row: Elnor Jones. Flora Young. Frances Jacobs. Carolyn NI o u l t em n. La- Ye-rnc Lewis. C o n n i e Bradbcrry. Mable Warren, lie-tty Ncttlcs. Pat llutle-r, get la ' Thirel row: Mary Jen Hra- N ... hal. lle-Iilah craig. maui f.. .' Adams, Sharon Scge-rs, s it' Twinkle- Fletcher. Sandra A5 e' ' V Lane-hart. l.inda Haye-s. 1 P 2 Faye' Walker. llcr llayi-. I ' Caroline- Stuart. Je-rry fx ,' 3 Foagin. Faye- Thompson, W, . 9 ', K .., vi e 3 First row: Sally Pearl Robinson, Joan Key, Barbara Davis, Joyce Cole,Janyce Cribb. Barbara Waldron. Fe-cond row: Robe-rta Ftickney. Angie Bush. Carolyn Stapleton. Edith Brown. Ellen Curley. Sharon Chancey, Shirley Coleman, Yvonne- Coke-r. Thirel row: Sharon Ty- son, Margaret Watts. Shirley Huch- ingson. Carol Short. Kathleen McFad- yen. Kay Sutton. Jo Ann Walden, Mar- vina Mathis. Sherry Shepherd. Fourth row: Christine' Geiger. Frances Rob- erts. Carol Dayis. Janice- Baker, Nancy Whielde-n, Rosemary Peeples, Peggy We-eks. Mary Beth Blankner. t-, e. 7.71.1-K OFFICERS: Carolyn Stapleton. Vice- Prcsi- dentg Gloria Sumner. Pre-side-ut: Patricia Butler. Reporter. Standing: Sally Pearl Rob- inson. Secretary: llrounela Come-lius. Treas- ure-r. Although the FHA is a new organi- zation in Junior High. it has already become outstanding with a member- ship of 66. The objectives of the club are three- fold: to serve the school, community and state: to fit each member for a more complete and well-adjusted lifeg and to have fun while learning. X fztocuwl Students skilled in working with their hands seek membership in the .-Xrts and Crafts Club. 79 - The purposes of this club are to provide an outlet for Creative ex- pression: to enable students to share information and interests: and to lay a basis for future interests and skills. The members have taken part in many projeets. They inelude wood- working. weaving. steneiling. needle- eraft. leathereraft. jewelry making. soap and wood Carving. bead work. and toy making. OFFICERS: Nadine Waters. Reporter: Caroline Meeks. President: Bobbie Dell Scott. Secretary. Not pieturetlz Fred Clark. Yiee President. First row: Paul Conley. l.inda Arnson. Nlartlia Willis. Nadine XX att-rs. Gerald Cole. Nlilton Page. Second row: Mrs. Dunn. Carolyn Meeks. Bobbie llell Scott. Richard llold. Joe Williams. Charles Hooks. Joe Roberts. Xeal Benton. Third row: Gerald Baker. Kenny Kumm. Freddie Clark. Eddie Presley. Don Alexander. Lloyd Scott. David Ford Smith. 1 t'y i'5.i. t. T Ts f' f L N rs 1 V. : 4 ' 15 ' ' ,F lo. nv' IU ,.. ad -'V V ' 4 w 'Y ,'i, I l t ,!i, .1 . .' fl 1 l' All g,.f' 5' 37 s14?g The Student Council is the gov- erning body of the school. lt con- sists of representatives from each homeroom. Each year. new officers are elected by the student body. 1 To provide unity and cooperation if among the students and faculty , members constitutes the purpose of the Council. 47 h , . Activities of this organization have been numerous. The school store and the lost and found de- partment were operated by Council members. They sponsored school clean-up campaigns and provided baskets for needy families during Christmas. OFFICERS: Bradley Emmett. Vice Presi- dentg Bob Daffin, Presidentg Mary ,lean Dobbins. Secretary-Treasurer. First row: Judy Daniel, Carolyn Whittle, George Cagel, Bradley Emmett. Bob Daffin, Mary .ican Dobbins, Gloria Sumner, Linda Braswell. Second row: Susie Henderson, Ann Brown, Larice Earnest, Mike Haslett, Shep Cronier, Tim Rankin, Daluin Stokes. Third row: .lune Powell, Patricia McCall, Patricia Smith, Carolyn Walden, Jeanette Edwards. Melinda Turbe, Mary Nell Gabriel, Sherrod Campbell. 0 4 1 .1 - .4 .5 g gf A My ,sift 'f 1- lt' f i . , Q. 1, J kv 44 I r , . is Y gl I lf . . fs-xufs 5 14 UFlflfil'fliF: jf-rrx ll Nl l'r ll nl 1 Clark. Yin' llrwifl nl The Jumor HW Kr Cll iitram students ll I 1r1Q 10 lxr-nt ll xvar. mv r atlfnf If cemonxlri o gixcn lux loc ll .ull I 'mil x1 ltul lln l7lori4la ou wrn ll: m me-nt. mu 4 1 ou lm llw llingzlm X 1 :Xu att hall of ilu lllool xxr on projvvls uf lllli Qlflllg. llilwit proxulmrl ilu num 1crQ Ill oppfr lunilx to all plwx tllur xx no 5 iqq b 4 . Ldllfx rm l eg 'N ' .,.,,.4 5,4 I Q ' , RSM. . - I xx , 537 2 Q Y' .J-ff ox rx 111 ldf rm Il Assn 1 fl. X I ., i',' iI4l lmll 1 -' Q. -'Wu Jiil l,l1 l'1r I r xx jf IMI I-ll: n 1 r YW If , ln n XX allu r Xl llr xxn Nrfvm roxx .xro llll dxr Hd lull P llllll llro ln jd 1 First rww: llurix 'l'1ir'ke'r. Rmaliml Kahun. iluukie- Hr--te-r. Putririu Smith. .luriiw Ilavi-. juyrr' Fc-wux. Aritha Rnhvrts. Win. Hirsvhfivlfl. Sn-1-oml row: She-rry Xlurphy. 5Izinln'y llivk-mi. lluhlry Fanflvr. Orville Hagnml. jay Currie-r. Patsy Cruhlw. lluhhy Hartfaw. Xnn Hash-lt. Third row: Shirley Carnvr. Rehffvca Hagoml. lliunr- llupv. Kathy Ni1'Fadye-n. Sanmlrzi l.une'hurt. Yivki Taylur. Sandra lluzlwv. Juni' K1-ight. Fnurth row: Ronnir Brown. lim-rnarrl l'aulf-rmn. Gail Otinrxki. johnny Hutto. Tim Rankin. Shep Cronier, Dun Kinanl. Jucly llnwf-n. I ., . , .. ., .. , in-I rim: xI'lllI.i lxwlnit-. lviil- Fpwit- i',1lli4'I'I I.-llilu iiLil'lNdYS. Rv'pwrtv1'1 lhvr 'l'111-kvr. M-ixlunl Ffliturz Tim Rankin. lfllilflr. New-H1141 ruw: Fhviry Nlurphx li-utllrw lfililnr: lmllisf- in-liraii. Ufliw ll:-pw-rtvrg Rwuliriil Rahun. and fituulilf llwtvr. M-llmx lla-'lv-I iil'INII'l!'l'-I llary Nlurtin. li-'purtwm ' . A , 44. . ,si E , Q 'lb fulfill thv uw-rl fur lhv rlv- taxi fi xl ,fa ' ulfilmia-ill nf jmirilaliftif- trailx 4 Q V lk' ' I ' . . 11 ., , thnx iumflr high 1-luh was organi- llvtl The- llll'llllN'l'S li-zirn tlwfliri- ilum-iilailx uf llfllfllilllilll ziml llllllllt' all lllllllvf hwh llllllllli In IIN. Nviiiv uf thx- prwif-vb 11i14h'r- tiki-n thi xi ir mn the ,lun llllighlx willimn in Ihr' l,t'IIIlll'I'flf mil th in the- lwllnu fm-l.1'l. 5l'llllIg1lfDU mmmlx in the- l'M.u-nfl illlllllill X the ir pr:-x 11,115 rm-wrfl. 1- th. ilul- immlnr ilwlililfsl -J w 'S 'x I ' 4 4- llimiiir .lm-kms Vflllllllll . --.- 1 l . 15, , lffx vm . f .. gmlv First row: llill Nates. Thomas ling- gart. lfdsel lloltlrn. Roger St-uis. Paul Conley, Ellllllvll Crigggin. Frank Rolls:-. Second row: Nlr. Nlyi-rs. Nliss l.yle. Ilan l.urrv. ll. l.. Helton. jimmy lfliurcli- well. Patton llymzm. llolulny Tallwrt. lfddir- ja-ffl-oat. Ronnie Sill-. Raymond Dim-ffenwie-rlli. Bobby Xlillf-r. l3illyNlix- on. Sonny Strange. Charles Hcllraw. Y Jim lo ran. llilly Simpson. rt:-r. l.x'le Holland. i,eor1:ei,nm'l1- K This cast represents the Dramatics Club. Four plays presented this year were The Swiss Chalet Mystery, Way, Way Down East, Mother Beats the Band, and The Five Buttons. The Dramatics Club was organized to satisfy the studentis desire to act a part and project his own personality into role playing. J -15.7 .QF D li SE li I ll fn-.., '-Q, a M.-. .., , as F 5 ,1 , 'll gow' ' The purpose of this group is to learn a few of the basic kitchen skills and to acquaint the members with the cooking implements. Under the direc- tion of Miss Bernice Lyle, the boys are also getting experience in menu planning. Every Study Day the club has a luncheon meeting, with the boys doing the cooking. First row: Twinkle Fletcher. Rosalind Rabun, Vicki Taylor. Linda Howell. Bradley Emmett. Don Xlarchman. Bob- by Garrett. Leonard Blankner. Omer Morgan. Second row: Nancy Tune. Nelle Kennedy Stuart. Carolyn Cres- ham. Judy Odowski. Shep Cronier, George Mann, James Howell, Walter Stoltz. , 'f i fg, ' I fi 5 Asus A 1 , X - ' -an lr . - . gf . .r gf Q - Q ga! S. I -Am Qi.. 2' WN ,, 1' H I QQ Q x W, , ., ff' N- ' 4 3:2 A H ' Q: 1, i'.1.f ' af '-A W Y h Q-gf -443' 1 ' fffamg ef 5 S T2 . I I 5 gg-mm ,, ,frm A an Vaughan Dry Cleaners Green's Fuel Publix Super Marlcef Barfow Golf and Counfry Club Tafe-Phillips Hardware Cify Jewelry Sfore University of Tampa MAJORS The Universify of Tampa offers fully-accredifed curricula lead- ing fo fhe Bachelor of Arfs and fhe Bachelor of Science degrees in fhe following fields: Ari'-Fine or lndusfrial Business Adminisfrafion or Accounfing Educafion- Elemenfary or Physical English Hisfory and Polifical Science Mafhemafics Modern Languages-French or Spanish Music and Music Educafion Psychology Science - Biology, Chemisfry, General, Nafural or Physics Social Sfudies vi ' ' - - v , ' x. 'x ,- -,- g - 'l ix Nl' xxx. if .IV ' iw , I Y 'io ali-5 ,gk 1,1 dl H' The Annie Pfeiffer Chapel FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE DR. LUDD M. 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