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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

f • v - ■ ■ Bartow High School BARTOW, FLORIDA 1968-1969 2 Table of Contents 3 5 ALMA MATER Rising midst the gold and orange Dear Old Summerlin. 6 8 Bartow High School seeks to instill in its students the desire for fulfilling their uniqueness of character. Able instructors have charted a course in ex- cellence at all levels for all stu- dents. Student enthusiasm has been crowned by action, partici- pation, and success. Seldom have our students failed to reach their goals. 11 13 15 16 SPORTS Football Mike Year wood. James Murphy and Rocky Yearwood— Mascots of today are the Yellow Jackets of tomorrow Dennis Bruce strikes again for long yardage. Bartow High began the football season with great expectations for the Yellow Jackets. Expectations seemed valid when the Jackets beat Sebring's Blue Streaks. But, accidents and injuries took their toll— remember all those crutches? Although the Jackets struggled courageously, their victory over Dade City was to be their last. Our team was held scoreless by Plant City s defense, but left the Planter s only thirteen points at game’s end. During all the bad breaks of the season, the’ Yellow Jackets kept their morale and hopes high. The season s last game, the Kathleen game, proved the Jackets still had spirit as they rolled to a 13—0 lead, but due to more bad breaks, lost the game. “It’s not whether you win or lose that counts but how you play the game.” The faithful follow the Yellow Jackets to Kathleen. Football Willie Mathis puts forth all his blocking ability SCOREBOARD Bartow 33 Sebring 15 Bartow 0 Haines City 0 Bartow 6 Dade City 0 Bartow 0 Plant City 13 Bartow 0 Lakeview 26 Bartow 6 Lakeland 27 Bartow 6 Lake Wales 20 Bartow 6 Auburndale 13 Bartow i Hardee 30 Bartow 19 Kathleen 32 The Jackets wait tensely for that touchdow n. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT Mascot. Rocky Yearwood. FRONT ROW Ricky Wilson. Rip Campbell. Walt Cordon, Richard Fansler. Den- nis Bruce. Mark Stanfill. Willie Mathis. Rudy Nance. Jimmy Peacock. Hilton Tyre. Manager. Russell Bennett, Manager, Mike Yearwood. ROW TWO: Tommy Pierce. Mike Revell. Ronnie Cauthan, Gerald Christie, Richard Richardson, Doug Allen. Keith Geohagan. Reggie Floyd, Bill Kady, Brent Lane. Skipper Holland. Manager. Jerry Gunter TOP ROW Chuckv Swart . Mike Churchwell. Ken Douberly. Wayne Bruce. Randall Hall, Bill Boyles. Randy Bryan, Bert Bennett. Roger Russell, Alfred Chiles. Woody Harris. The Majorettes add glamour to the half-time show. Football 21 Bill Boy les and Brent Lane hopefully wait to get into the game. Coach Lane explains football techniques to Jan Soedar, Jackie Robinson, and Debby Lang, at the girls Rag-Tag game FRONT ROW: Mickey Dease, Gene Weldon. Gary Braswell. Thomas. Freddy Hollingsworth. Roane Flowers. Danny Roper. Jimmy Simms. Lyle Bulman. Ronald Merriwether. Thermon Dan Robinson. Mike Kemp. Charlie Pierce. Harry Chiles. Robert Northern, Stanley Williams, Claude Collins. ROW TWO: Gary Myrick. David Hall, Jimmy Speights. 23 Basketball Bartow High School Yellow Jackets opened the cage season with a win against Frostproof’s Bulldogs. 57 to 50. Although they lost the next two games to Arcadia and Lake Wales, the Jackets were able to defeat opponents in four games. Thus after Bar- tow’s victory over Haines City, January 17, the Yellow Jackets were tied with Plant Cit . Lake Wales, and Haines City for the Southwest Florida Conference champion- ship. Following a winning streak, the Jack- ets stung Frostproof s Bulldogs for the second time this season. Jackets Control the Boards against Auburndalc SCOREBOARD Bartow 57 Frostproof .50 Bartow 64 Arcadia 75 Bartow 78 Fast Bay 57 Bartow 47 Lake Wales 75 Bartow 48 Brandon 51 Bartow 53 Auburndale 37 Bartow 40 Kathleen 30 Bartow 61 Dade City 34 Bartow 66 Haines City 53 Bartow 45 Plant City 62 Bartow 56 Wauchula 49 Bartow 50 Arcadia 59 Bartow 47 Auburndale 38 Bartow- 50 Kathleen 47 Bartow 56 Frostproof 49 Bartow 51 Plant City 47 Bartow 45 Haines City 48 Bartow 49 Dade City 61 Ba rtow 71 Wauchula 49 The Jackets fight for control of the ball. Coach Foote and Coach Johnston of the Varsity squad VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING: Andy Deese. Greg Crum. B J Robinson. Steve Brown. Johnston. Danny Kragh. Jimbo Abbitt. Mickey Royal. Joe Brooks. Willie Mathis, and Manager. Russell Bennett ROW TW O: Coach Jay Walker Lyle. Dub Gibson. Coach Jerry Neeley. Coach Lowell Foote Basketball Mr Johnston does his basketball homework B J is ready to grab that jump ball for Bartow The Devils can't Steve Brown reaches high for the jump ball dribble past Joe Brooks After losing once to Plant City there, the Yellow Jackets managed to defeat them on the home court to gain a conference tie with only three games to go. Then the Jackets were upset by Haines City and Dade City which dropped them into a tie for second with Lake Wales. After a whopping victory over Wauchula, a spirited Jacket team stormed to their second straight Group title by defeating Auburndale, Rochelle, and Lake Wales, with the help of a spirited defense led by Danny Kragh. Fate dealt the Jackets a low blow as the Bartow cagers drew Gibbs of St. Petersburg as their opponent in the Region- als, where their loss put them out of further competition for State. Coach Foote, Coach Johnston, and the entire team deserve a lot of credit forgoing a long way. 27 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE Charles Pierce. Glenn Gilchrist. Joey Taylor, Woody Marsh. George Caraker. Stanley Williams, Thermal) Northern, Bill Boswell ROW TWO: Doug Nan Orsdale, Rodd Luttrell. Doug De SCOREBOARD Frostproof 44 Ba rtosv 29 Arcadia 36 Bartow 62 Fast Bay 56 Bartow 31 Lake Wales 28 Bartow' 60 Auburndale 41 Bartow 46 Kathleen 57 Bartow 40 Dade City 31 Bartow 42 Haines Cits 47 Bartow 49 Frostproof 37 Bartow 38 Wauchula 42 Bartow 27 Arcadia 24 Ba rtosv 43 Plant City 44 Bartow 29 Lake Wales 23 Ba rtosv 36 Auburndale 46 Ba rtosv .50 Kathleen 52 Bartow 36 Plant City 49 Ba rtosv 44 Haines Cats 55 Ba rtosv 64 Dade City 33 Ba rtosv 36 Wauchula 35 Ba rtosv 36 Neve, Harry Chiles. Tommy Pierce. Robert Mvrick. Richard Rich- ardson. Coach Neeley Roddy l.uttrcll reaches for a rebound with an assist by Harry Chiles and Richard Richardson Golf Bartow’s linksters pre- pare for their second straight defense of their S.W.F.C. title. The Yellow Jackets, two all-conference players in Dub Gibson and Jim Cole, are looking for help from Juniors: Jim Peterson, Joe McLaulin, John Burdin, and Sopho- mores: Steve Gibson and Chipper Strickland. The main contenders to de- throne the Jackets will be Lake Wales and Wauchula, both stocked with veteran golfers. ROW ONK: John Rimiin. Charlie McCoy. Chipper Strickland. Steve Gibson ROW TWO: Dub Gib- son. Jimmy Peterson. Joe McLaulin, Jim Cole Track Bartow's hurdlers are too Billy B Brown puts the shot. ROW ONE: Roger Russell. David White. Lyle Bulman, Billy Brown. Mike McCall. Mark Stanfill, ROW TWO: Randy Bryan. Terry Mensing, jimmy Simms. Walt Cordon. Mike L'nrue, Reggie Floyd. Ronnie Merri- wet her. ROW THREE Coach Peacock. Peyton Hyslop, David Hall. Alfred Chiles, Dan Robinson. Milton Bryan. Cus King, Richard Fans- ler. Rudy Nance. Coach Murphy. 30 Manager Peyton Hyslop watches Terry Mensing clearing the pole vault. Bartow “Thinclads combine hard work and natural ability to make them the best ever. Love of competi- tion keeps members of the team hours after school working hard to improve themselves. Among seniors on the team are Mike McCall, hurdler; Bill Brown, who puts the shot; and Rudolph Nance, sprinter. Jun- iors and Sophomores are expected to contribute much to this year’s success, as well as being returning letter- men next year. Bartow High School views the 1969 track season with great enthusiasm and expectation. Richard Richardson flies over the high jump bars 31 Swimming is a competitive sport; it not only builds skill in swimming and diving, but also develops good sportsmanship. Various stroking methods, such as freestyle, butter- fly, breaststroke, and backstroke, are used in swimming meets. Swimmers participate in such natant contests as medley relays, in which different contestants use dif- ferent strokes; individual medleys, in which a swimmer uses all strokes; 50 yard sprints; 100, 200, and 400 yard races. Barbara Geiger and Rip Campbell remain unsur- passed as divers on the Bartow High swimming team. Swimming Coach Gilkerson with the Bod Squad Rip takes a dip. ROW ONE: Lynn Douberly, Jan Hunter, Stephanie Stratton, Ellen Smith. Joanne Bowden. Jo- anne Coury, Ann Reynolds. ROW TWO: Leslie Blount. Susan Haddock. Betty Ann McGraw. Susan Russell. Fran Pittman. Lee Ann Stidham. Debbie Jones. Judy White. Mikie Waters ROW THREE: Debbie Hazel ton. Kathy Coury. Nancy Caswall. Barbara Geiger. Jan Soeder. Lisa Year wood. ROW ONE: Win Stevens, Bill Boyles, Steve English, Clark Markely, Chris Pipes. Tommy Richardson. Gary Jackson ROW TWO: Champ Holland. Jorge San Pedro. Lance Beshara. Bill Ford. John Bill Jones. Rip Campbell. Tennis Boys and girls tennis teams at Bartow High School are coached by a husband and wife team—Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. Both teams are blessed with returning lettermen. Sharon Crum, Judy Hunter, and Suzi Williams are re- turning to the girls team; Greg Crum. Manuel Doug- las. Joey Taylor, and Gary Waldron are returning to the boys team. After arduous practice, the girls opened the season by defeating Lake Wales, Sebring, Haines City, Kath- leen, Frostproof, and Winter Haven. The boys team had a tougher time of it. So far, they lost their encounters with both Plant City and Lake Wales. They had better luck in their matches with Winter Haven and Auburn- dale, but lost to Haines City and Kathleen. ROW ONE: Judy Hunter, Suzi Williams, Gay Grimes, Janet Hughes. Holly Fletcher ROW TWO: Kirsti Paatero. Chris Oster. Sharon Crum, Loette Joyner. Daphne Boswell. Janet Hughes helps 34 with a net hall 35 Tim Joyner sharpens his eye. while Rand) Hall awaits pitch. Baseball Coach Williams is working hard to get Bar- tow High’s baseball team into shape. Only five lettermen are returning—two Seniors: Dennis Bruce and B J. Robinson; and three Juniors: Timmy Joyner, Dale Martin, and Wayne Bruce. Coach Williams and his team have their fing- ers crossed for the outcome of the 1969 base- ball season. Dale Marlin shags flics for practice 36 John Tillistags Dennis Pierce. Ronnie Cothem. Edward Jerrell. Harry Chiles Not pictured: B J. Robinson. Roddy Luttrell. Wayne Bruce tests his arm for the up-coming season VARSITY TEAM ROW ONE John Tillis. Randy Hall. Ronnie Cau- than. Dennis Bruce. Dale Martin. Eric Clanton, Charlie Pierce. ROW TWO Danny Roper, Tim Joyner, Wayne Bruce. Nathan Stokes. Tom Harry Chiles and Dale Martin confer with Coach Williams during practice. Bruce sliding into third base 37 Cross Country Coach Neely shows Gus King the correct form of running. This was the first time in several years that Bartow has been represented by a cross country team. Of the twelve meets in which Bartow participated, six were won and six lost. This is an excellent record for a beginning sport. Coach Neely and ‘his boys” worked long and tirelessly, and great things are expected of this team next year. B. J. Robinson and Gus King qualified for the State Meet in Clearwater, where Gus fin- ished fifteenth in the state. 38 See B. J. run Run, B J , run! SCOREBOARD Bartow 40 Lakeland 15 Bartow 36 Orlando-Colonial 19 Bartow 25 Aubumdale 30 Bartow 39 Lakeland 16 Bartow 27 Atiburndale 28 Bartow 27 Aubumdale 28 Bartow 23 Lakeland Rochelle 32 Bartow 36 Plant City- 19 Bartow 22 Lakeland 33 Bartow 21 Aubumdale 34 Bartow 32 Plant City- 23 Bartow 30 District Plant Citv 25 Luttrell and David Sutherland rest up before the big race. ROW ONE: Dennis Bruce. Greg Crum. David Sutherland. Gus King. Eric Clanton. Lance Beshara. ROW TWO: Doug DeNeve, Roddy Lutrell, B J Robinson. Mickey Royal. Clyde Gibson. Milton Bryan. Coach Neely. Student Council Student Council sponsors the school store, the juke box in the lunch room. Hag raising each morning, the Calendar Girl Con- test. and the sale of the school calendars. Its aims are to promote student activities, to develop student citizenship, to promote harmoni- ous relationships among groups within the school, and to promote the school's welfare. Its membership is comprised of representatives and alternates elected from homeroom, officers elected by the student body, presidents of clubs and classes, and the faculty sponsor, Mrs. Matlock. Treasurer. Bill Boyles. Secretary. Linda Young; Vice-President. Jack Latvala. Sponsor. Mrs Matlock; President. B J Robinson FRONT ROW Francis Adkinson. Yvonne Sutton. Cary Waldron. Donnie Wilson. Elvoy Raines. Dennis Bruce. Greg Crum, Mickey Royal. Unda Young. Jack Latvala. Jim Cole, Richard Fansler ROW TWO: Janice Motes, Susan Simmons. Barbara Geiger, Susan Giles. Debby Lang. Bill Boyles. Kathy Coury, Clyde Gibson. Cindy Hunt, Mary Leigh Anderson. Gordon Polk RONS' THREE: B. J Robinson. Daphne Boswell. Betty Gaskins. Judy White. Lee Ann Stidham. Tom- my Richardson. Patricia Joyner. Susan Russell. Marian Hamage. Gay Grimes, Walt Gordon. Peyton Hyslop ROW FOUR: Loette Joyner. Libby George. Betty Ann McGraw, Mikie Waters. Ricky Wilson. Mike Norman. Wayne Bruce, Debbie Henderson. Mary Ann Swofford. Zanese Brown. Win Stevens ROW FIVE: Cindy Morris. Jimmy Ab- bitt. Brent Lane. John Tillis, [ ee Wilkinson. Iris Hollingsworth. Liz Richardson. Kirsti Paatero, Alice Boatw right. Gail Cautney 40 ■ ACTIVITIES FRONT ROW JoAnn Bowden. Cathy Newman. Ellen Smith. Jan Pittenger. Cindy Martin ROW TWO: Janie Palmer. Nancy Rouse. Debbie Hazelton. Charlotte Swartz. Celia Roden. Sharon Lowery. ROW THREE Guv Rogers. Mike Fletcher. Andy Deese. Howard Summers. Mike Bunn ROW FOl R Alfred Chiles. Joey Taylor, George Caraker. Roddy Luttrell, Gus King. Interclub Council FRONT ROW: Loettc Joyner. Sue Giles. Barbara Geiger. ROW TWO: Geraldine Exarhos, Don Wilson, Bill Boyles. ROW THREE: Jack Latvala. George Caraker. Lee Wilkinson ROW FOl R: Dennis Bruce. Milton Bryan. Charles McCoy. Elvoy Raines NOT PIC- TI'RED Dub Gibson. Clyde Gibson. Jim Cole. Cindy Hunt. Nancy Rouse. Susan Simmons. B J. Robinson. Cary Couey. I .eland Smith, Danny Kragh The Interclub Council is composed of club presidents. 41 Sponsor. Mrs. Matlock, totals some of the Student Council's earnings Anchor Club Anchor Club won first place in the Hallow een parade Anchor Admiral—Steve Brown h RON I ROW Secretary. Lee James; President. Susan Simmons. Sponsor. Mrs. Betty Courson. Vice-President. Loette Joyner ROW' TWO Senior Director. Gerry Kxarhos; Director, Gay Grimes. Director. Libby George, Treasurer. Cecelia Gaskins Anchor Club, sponsored by the Pilot Club, looks forward to a busy year of work and ser- vice. Members of the anchor club have painted the lines in the senior parking lot and have worked on the school beautification project. They have worked for the March of Dimes, the Leukemia Fund, and the United Fund drives. To help improve school spirit, they have made spirit posters, distributed cheering booklets, and formed a flash card section at basketball games. Also, members of the club have worked at the '• B. center and have adopted a child. They tiy to attend church as a group once a month. Working together, members live up to their motto, “Anchored We Hold.” 42 Cecelia Gaskins. Susan Simmons, and Lee James work on the beautification project. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Cibson, Ellen Smith. Susan Simmons. Cecelia Caskins, Linda Stevens. Beverly Adkins. Cathy Frankenburger. Gay Grimes. ROW TWO: Cecelia Morris. Joy Hughes. Holly Fletcher. Valerie Griffin. Lisa Yearwood. Judy Hunter. Daphne Boswell. Lee James. ROW THREE; Cindy Morris. Kirsti Paatero. Nancy Rouse. Zanese Brown. Ellen King. Geraldine Exarhos, Nancy Walker. Jackie Fletcher. Leslie Blount ROW' FOUR: Colette Addair. Kalynn Brown. Zenda Jenkins. Linda Summers. Betty Caskins, Cindy Sellers. Debbie Evans, Judy Chumney, Celia Roden ROW FIVE Kathy Newman. Lynn Douberly. Judy White. Joanne Bowden. Loette Joyner. Janet Hughes. Libby George. Patty Weld. Peggy Kehoe. Karen Terrell. Mrs. Courson. Sponsor. 43 Exchangettes The Exchangette motto is: “Unity for Service.” Pulling together, these girls worked diligently on the school beautification project, made posters for football games, prepared Thanksgiving bas- kets for the needy, painted the teacher s parking lot. and made pencil holders for the teachers. At Christmas time, Exchangettes made stockings for the hospital and went Christmas caroling. They also helped sponsor a dance, worked at Book Fair, and served at the banquet for Univer- sity of Florida Alumni. Members are selected on the basis of charac- ter, grades, and interest. Exchangettes try to make their motto a reality—in service to our school, our community, and our country. The teacher's parking lot gets a paintin' over by the Exchangettes. FRONT ROW Jo Ann Summers, Chris Oster. Jan Sellers, Carole Mathews. Susan Haddock. Yvonne Cole. Pati McCall, Beth Stone ROW TWO: Polly Albritton. Beverly Banks. Fran Pittman. Linda Harold, Sands Phillips. Shirley Mooneyham. Sharon McVay. ROW THREE Lynn Peterson. Joanne Coury. Elise Howell, Lynda Harley. Barbara Anderson. Debbie Jones. Sharon Yensco. Nancy Losh ROW FOt R Barbara Geiger. Kathy Coury. Suzi Williams, Debbie Hazelton. Janice Motes, Linda Baum. Pam Adams, Michelle Moore ROW FIVE: Nancy Caswall. Linda Young. Cindy Hunt. Paulette Flowers, Mary Anderson 44 Vice-President, Janice Motes; President, Barbara Geiger; Sponsor, Mrs Greene; Treasurer. Kathy Coury; Secretary, Nancy Casuali. Exchangettes and spectators were happy with the Homecoming Float Interact Club Interact Club has come a long way in just three short years. Able leadership has brought the Interact Club success in its every under- taking; and members have worked faithfully on club projects. kirsti Paatero, our exchange student, was sponsored this year by the Interact Club. Interact won first place for its float in the Halloween parade. Members conducted a wrapping paper sale, car wash, Christmas tree sale, and football schedule card sale, besides working on the school beautification project and at the Armour Invitational Tennis Tournament. The club also sponsored a hav- ride with Anchor Club, and parked cars for the Mobile Christmas Party. The serious business of Interact comes first—doughnuts later! FRONT ROW President. Jim Cole; Chaplain. Dennis President, Dennis Bruce; Secretary, Greg Crum; Mooneyham; Jr. Director. Paul Jones. Treasurer. Steve Sponsor. Skip Gilkerson Brown; Sr Director. Dick Pansier; ROW TWO Vice- Mr Weinkauf, Rotary advisor, helps Interact with its activities. FRONT ROW: Jim Cole. Steve Brown. Mike Garrett. Greg Crum. Andy Deese. Tim Joyner. David Little. Richard Fansler, Sponsor. Mr Gilkerson. ROW TWO: Milton Bryan, Joey Taylor. Ron Ferrell. Howard Summers. Jorge San Pedro. Walt Gordon. Chuck Swart ROW THRF.K: Ken Heidel, John Tillis, Jimmy Peacock, Jack Owens, Mike Furlong. Roan Flowers. Steve Mooneyham. ROW FOUR: Steve Knglish, Rip Campbell. Wayne Bruce. Dennis Bruce. Paul Jones, Mickey Deese. Tommy Pierce ROW FIN F Mickey Royal. Dub Gib- son. Mike McCall. Dennis Mooneyham. Steve Gibson. Don Clark. Jack l atvala, Dennis Ogle 47 Kev Club j FRONT ROW. Second Vice-President. Alfred Chiles. Treasurer. Billy Brown; Secretary. Bill Boyles; President. Elvoy Raines ROW TWO: Sponsor. Mr Prince; Lt. Governor of Division Ten, Gus King; First Vice President, Gordon Polk. Dan Robinson and Davit The Bartow High School Key Club has long been recognized as an out- standing service organization. Not only has it achieved local fame, but its activities have won both district and international recognition. At the 1968 International Convention in Montreal, Canada, the Key Club placed first in the Impromptu Essay Contest; second in talent; and third in scrap book competition. Living up to its motto “We Build,’' Key Club has put in a sprinkling system and planted grass on school grounds. Every year, the Key Club holds a Mother-Son Banquet, a Father-Son Banquet, a Teacher Ap- preciation Banquet, a talent show, and assists the Kiwanis Club in its various projects, such as the Turkey Shoot. Friends wave Bon Voyage to Key Clubbers on their way to Key Club International 48 Albritton help at Kiwanis Club turkey shoot Sponsor. Sigslx e Prince LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Brown. Woody Marsh. Dan Robinson. Tommy Voigt. Win Stevens. Roddy Luttrell, Elvoy Raines. Gary Waldron, Lee Wilkinson Sweetheart. Lee James 49 Kev Club J ROW ONE: Leland Smith. Tommy Voigt. Bill Boyles. Frank Young. Eric Clanton. Don Wilson. Elvoy Raines ROW TWO Gary Waldron. Mike Bunn. Brent Lane. Billy Brown. Danny Kragh. B J Robinson] Clyde Gibson ROW’ THREE Dale Martin. Woody Marsh. Tim Birge, Roddy Luttrell. George Caraker. Lee Wilkinson. Jim Abbitt. ROW ONE Peyton Hyslop. Bruce Pearce. Alfred Chiles, Walker Lyle, Gus King. Dan Robinson. Gary Jackson. David Sutherland ROW TWO Jerry White, Dick Casey. Mike Sharp. Champ Holland. Ronnie Cauthan, Derrell Albritton ROW THREE: Doug Bumgarner; Chipper Strickland. Harry Chiles. Tommy Richardson. Bill Boswell. Glen Gil- christ. Doug Van Orsdale, Pete Lynes. Doug Van Orsdale. Bill Boswell, and Tommy Richardson work on the school grounds' improvement project. 50 Kiwanis Club Adviser to the Key Club. Mr George Harris Officers Treasurer, Iris Hollingsworth; Secretary. Daphne Boswell; Sponsor, Mrs Greene. President. Nance Rouse; Vice-President. Gail Griffin French Club A healthy two-year-old or- ganization, the French Club relates the study of French to life in French-speaking coun- tries. Speakers at club meetings discuss culture and describe these various countries. The main event of the French Club is its annual Fete which is held in March. Its purpose is to get the club members together and then to entertain them. The French Club, undoubtably, has many fine years ahead of it. ROW ONE: Robert Frink, Gene Schupp. Eric Clanton. Mike Sharp. Roy Fer- rell. Manuel Douglas. Rip Campbell. Jim Peterson. John Bill Jones. Sharon Crum, Susan Simmons. Mrs Greene RONS' TWO: David Adkinson, Norma Jean Wright, Ma ie Smith. Susan Russell. Pagan Merritt. Karen Thompson. Fran Pittman. Nance Rouse. Shirley Mooneyham, Lynda Harold, Sandy Phil- lips ROW THREE: Sylvia Denson. Chery l VVhidden. Lisa Duke. Kieth Pitt- man. Andy Deese. Patricia Joyner. Gail Griffin. Kirsti Paatcro. Sharon Mc- Vay. Debra Oates. Beverly Banks ROW FOUR Bruce Pierce. Gene Chan dler. Wayne Snell. Pete Courson. Gail Dees. Debbie Gay. Barbara Anderson. Valerie Griffin. Beverly Adkins. Cathy Frankenburger. Leslie Blount. Daphne Boswell. Kathy Futch. Alice Boatwright ROW FIVE: Doug Allen. Keith Geohagan. Bruce Munroe. David Little. Kenny Meeks. Doug Bumgarner. Iris Hollingsworth. Cheryl Gibson. Pati McCall. Lynda Harley, Jan Pittenger. Ellen Mann. 51 Lionettes FRONT RONS Sponsor. Mrs Walker; Vice President. Sharon Crum; Treasurer. Gail Smith President. Sue Giles; Chaplain. Charlotte Swartz. ROW TWO Sponsor. Mrs Johnston; Lion Tamer. Darlene Wilder; Secretary. Betty Allen; Mane Puller. Debbv Lang Working hard to keep their excellent reputation for school service, Lionettes have taken on many new projects to sup- port their school and com- munity. This year Lionettes have made clothes for or- phans in Y;iet Nam, and have adopted a Korean Lionette. They have volunteered to work at the T.B Center, worked on school beautifica- tion, sold pennants and cush- ions at football games, and have won first and second places for two floats. Lionettes had a truly busy year. F RON I ROW Lee Ann Stidham. Debby Lang, Sue Giles. Gail Smith. Veda Watts. Carolyn Heims. Yvonne Sutton, Jackie Robinson, Linda Smith ROW TWO Betty Allen. Sharon Lowery. Janet Nooe, Cheryl Whidden, Stephanie Stratton. Janice Price. Sharon Crum. Donna W ilson ROW THREE: Patricia Joyner. Gail Griffin, Dorothy Gittings. Kathy Futch. Diane Ruster, Ruth O Berry, Janie Palmer. Susan Rus- sell. ROW FOUR: Debbie Locke. Jenny Thompson, Cindy Wynn. Gail Gautney, Darlene W'ilder, Charlotte Swartz, Gena Clanton ROW FIVE: Liz Richardson. Iris Hollingsworth. Pagan Merritt. Gail Campbell. Lynn Castleberry. Diann Medders. Sabra Glass, Sue War- ren. Lionettes and Key Club enjoy breakfast at Johns Liz Pridgen helps make clothes for orphans in Viet Nam Stephanie Stratton helps with beautification project—grow plant, grow' 53 yb . • Band Bartown High Schools Marching Band presents halftime shows at all football games, marches in all pa- rades, and their pep band plays at basketball games and at pep rallies. At the District Marching Festival, the band was awarded superior in marching and in military inspection. The band also presents a Christmas Concert, goes to District Concert Festival, and marches in the Gasparil- la Parade. To support its projects, the band sells concessions at football and bas- ketball games. Under the leadership of Milton Bryan, drum major; Bobby Salley, assistant drum major; and Mr. De Young, band director, the band adds pep to school functions. It takes a lot of luggage to get a hand to Washington, D.C. Kneeling ROW ONE Mary Leigh Anderson. Kathy Newman. Jenny Thomp- son. Diane Mizell. Nancy Caswall. Charlotte Swartz. Gail Campbell. Lynda Harold. Colette Addair ROW TWO Gayle Raulerson. Leila Owens. Dianne Whatley, Cindy Morris. Mona Ayers. Debbie Moore. Seated FRONT ROW: Zanese Brown. Jennifer Ford. Polly Sweet. Debbie Gay. Frances Adkison. Ellen Donahoe, Jean Whitten ROW TWO: F.lsbeth Belflower. Diane Jones. Carolyn Barush, Joyce Whitten. Rhonda Lunn. Linda Ray. Gary Williams. David Hall. Nelson Singletary, Peyton Hyslop. Gail Stewart. Donna Eckert. George Straugn. Mike Cope. Geraldine Exarhos. ROW THREE: Barbara Reeder. Karen King. Lucy Vickers, Donna Burdeshaw. Steve Osthoff, Lynda Smith. Carolyn Helms. Kathy Folds. Bonnie Whidden, Pete Lynes. Kathy Heidel. Cinny Sheffield. Paul Bryan. Billy Telford. Gene Hutto. Dan Robin son. Doug Ard. Patti Warren. Mike Churchwell, Janet Turner. LoLee Dun- can. Mike Poole. Richard Hayes. Larry Walker. Mart Duncan, Nancy Rouse. ROW hOl R Kathy Mann. Kalynn Brown. Terry Mensing, Anita Helms. Beverly Poole, Fidelia Tucker, Debbie Locke. Diane Ruster. Lynn Castle- berry. Linda Summers. Guy Rogers. Kathy Futch. Mike Fletcher. Mickey Sparrow. Paul David Dieffenwierth. Joe Collins. Colon Tyson. Mike Frank lin. Bob Lynch. Sam Clark. Gene Stewart. Mike DeNcve. Mike Unrue. Phi Hip Bryan. Hugh Harrison. Bob Keiser, John McConnell. Standing: ROW HVE Karmon Byrd. Ed Heidel, Sammy Judah. Bobby Ward. Huey Judah. Bruce Pearce. Jack Owens. Gary Hogan. Lawrence Marley. George Caraker. Sue Warren. Lucy Clements. Don Douberly. Steve English. Tommy Collins. Casey Fletcher, David Tucker, Tommy Pueschell. Milton Bryan. Bobby Salley. Hilton Tyre. Walt Gordon, Roger Russell. Chuck Swartz The Marching Band lends glamour to a parade. FRONT ROW: Drum Major. Milton Bryan; Quartermaster. Mickey Sparrow; Charlotte Sw artz says, ' Raid's here! Drum Major, Bobby Salley; Band Captain. George Caraker. Sponsor. Mr. De- Young; ROW TWO Treasurer. Geraldine Fxarhos; Secretary. Cindy Morris; Librarian. Lucy Clements; Publicity Officer. Jack Owens. 55 Varsity Cheerleaders: Donna Wilson, Sharon Crum, Cheryl Gibson, Judy Hunter, Lee James. Gay Grimes. Barbara Geiger. Kathy Krankenburger. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Joanne Bowden, Stephanie Stratton. Lynn Douberley, Ann Reynolds. Lynda Harley, Betts Gaskins, Joanne Coury. The responsibility of maintaining school spirit at pep rallies, games, and school in general falls on the cheerleaders. These girls who practice tirelessly, deserve the praise and admiration of all the students at Bartow High School. The Varsity Cheerleaders cheer at all varsity games. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders serve as stand-ins for the Varsity Cheerleaders, as well as cheering for their own Junior Varsity games. Beauty in the making. 57 Barbara Geiger cheers the Jackets on to victory DCT Club ‘Training Today For A Future Tomorrow expresses the purpose of the DCT Club. It aims to de- velop citizenship, leadership, scholarship, and vocational pro- ficiency in its members. One of the DCT Club's principal projects is the distribution of toys to underprivileged children at Christmas. The club members spend many hours repairing broken toys so that these children may have a merry Christmas. To honor their employers, the members of the DCT Club hold an Employer-Employee banquet in May. Mr. Wilkinson with Cary Coucy and Gary Henderson. 58 FRONT ROW Vice President. Ellen King; Corresponding Secretary. Sharon Woodard; Librarian, Sandra Ward; Treasurer. l«ana Nooe; Historian. Brenda Lightsey; Club Secretary. Cecelia Gaskins ROW TWO: Chaplain. Gary Henderson; Sponsor Mr. Wilkinson; President GarvCoucv FRONT ROW: Brenda Lightsey. Sandra Hartbarger, Gail Gautney, Sandra Ward. Sheila King. Ellen King. Sharon Woodard ROW TWO Cecilia Harrison. Ruth Ann Paul. Cecelia Gaskins, Barbara Folds. Janet Nooe, Lana Nooe. Shirley Robinson TOP ROW Garfield Rogers. Gary Couey, Leroy Boully, Donnie Huckaba, Gary Hender- son. The Echo To produce a quality year- book that is a chronical of the 1968-69 school year is the aim of the Echo staff. Every student should be able to identify him- self with the activities of his school; the Echo makes this possible. Yet the Echo is more than a record of past activities; it brings back pleasant, some- times poignant, memories. The annual staff sponsors the M iss Echo Contest each year. It also has the responsibilities of publishing and selling an annual of highest quality that meets the standards expected of Bar- tow High School. Annual Staff Janie Duncan. Tim Birge. Dub Gibson, Jo Ann Summers, Pati McCall. Mike Garrett, Mike Bunn, Yvonne Cole. Mrs. Pearce. Debbie I,ang. Alice Boatwright. Lisa Yearwood. Business Manager Janie Duncan and Editor Mike Carrett. Pati McCall. Yvonne Cole, and JoAnn Summers are always busy. Glee Clui) The Bartow High School Chorus promotes school spirit and students interest in music. Its members learn about the theory and the history of the music they sing. Each year, the chorus and the Ensemble, specially selected singers, present several con- certs—the best known being the Christmas concert, where the chorus presents various Christmas selections. They also take part in civic programs. Funds raised from the sale of candy enable the chorus to go to District and State Con- tests. FRONT ROW Treasurer. Elvoy Raines; Historian, Patsy Garner; Sponsor. Mr. Leininger; Secretary. Gail Smith; President, Lcland Smith. AT TOP: Vice President. Tommy Voigt. GLEE CLLB COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Carol Mathews. Lee Ann Stidham. Paulette Flowers, Linda oung, David Waldrop. SECOND ROW: Dennis Moonevham, Larry Crum. Billy Losh. Howard Summers 62 Glee Club member Mary Ann Johnson. Glee Club Director. Mr. Leiningcr ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW Nancy Walker. Janie Duncan. Pam Skipper, Gail Smith. Carol Mathews, Lisa Duke. Paulette Flowers. SECOND ROW: Chris Pipes. Paul Jones. Leland Smith. David Waldrop. Tommy Viogt. Chipper Strickland. Keith Pittman Not Pictured: Howard Summers. SENIORS—ROW ONE: Debbie Purvis. Marie Nichols. Linda Mathews. Michele Moore. Peggy Peacock. Janie Duncan. Jackie Fletcher, Nancy Walker. Sallye Simons. Susie Williams. Nancy Hel- muth, Nancy Robbins, Sandra Carol. SECOND ROW: Pat Nettles. Brenda Tidwell. Jan Soeder, Cindy Hunt. Betty Allen, Sharon Lowrey. Susan Simmons, Delores Burns, Paulette Flowers, Glenda Foster. Mary Ann Johnson. Myra Floyd. Katherine Johnson. THIRD ROW Norma Jean Wright. Linda Young. Gail Smith. Patsy Gamer, Brenda Mathis. Pam Skipper, Jackie Robinson, Linda Moses. Jenny Hutto. Yvonne Sutton, Jackie Sanchez. Diane Wiggens. FOURTH ROW; Mike McCall, Glenn Frost. Gordon Rolk, Elvoy Raines. Dennis Mooneyham, Leland Smith, Tommy Voigt, Manuel Douglas, Howard Summers. Keith Pittman. Richard Fansler. 63 FRONT ROW Ann Holloway. Karen Priddle, Iris Hollingsworth, Joy Martin. Eileen Satterfield. Linda Mott. Sandra Phillips. Shirley Mooneyham, Susan McIntosh. Betty Downing. ROW TWO: Linda Dees, Yvonne Pannebaker, Linda Smith. Holly Fletcher. Marcey Sal- ley. Janie Brewington, Mary Barr, Sue Mincey, Laurel Tucker. Sharon Tucker, Gloria Griffin ROW THREE. Timmy Joyner. Mike Revcll, Debbie Windham. Carol Mathews, Celia Roden, Lisa Duke. Diane Wiggins, Alfred Chiles, Paul Jones. Larry Crum. ROW' FOUR Doug Allen. Jerry Kirkland. Joey Taylor, Woody Marsh, David Waldrop. Walker Lyle, Champ Holland. Skipper Holland, Drew Ford. ROW FIVE: Kenneth Schuck, Wayne Bruce, Chris Pipes. Sonny Hen- derson. David Adkinson. Steve McGill. Clark Markley FRONT ROW: Carlene Locklear, Nancy Mincey. Kathy Wells, Betty Gaskins. Sharon Yensco. Janie Fansler ROW TWO Debbie Begley. Cindy Sellers. Elise Howell. Dcbby Evans. Sidney Mor- rison, Linda Harley. Debra Stokes, I ee Ann Stidham. Judy White. ROW THREE: Steve Wilson, Billy Losh, Chipper Strickland. Dan Robinson. 64 FRONT ROW: Historian. Zanesc Brown; President. Geraldine Exarhos; Viee-President. Mary Anderson; Treasurer. Janice Motes; Chaplain. Cindy Morris. ROW TWO: Sponsor. Mr. Ratliff. Secretary. Jackie Fletcher; Parliamentarian. Debby Lang. Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America stimu- lates the interest in the teaching profes- sion. The clubs objective is to encourage members to cultivate within themselves the qualities of personality and character necessary to successful teachers as well as in any other profession. Members acquaint themselves with the teaching profession by visiting classes and helping teaching. They also give an Arbor Day program and sponsor a Teacher Ap- preciation Week. Gloria Guthcry. Lisa Yearwood. and Zenda Jenkins work on the Christmas card sale. Debbie Hazelton with Sponsor. Mr Ratliff FRONT ROW: Janet Hughes, Ellen Donahoe, Jean Whitten. Geraldine Exarhos. Kalynn Brown. Mary Anderson. Cindy Morris ROW TWO: Pam Adams. Michele Moore. Sally Simons. Frances Adkison. Zanese Brown. Libby George, Jackie Robinson. Lee Ann Stidham. Donna Burdeshaw ROW THREE Cecelia Gaskins. Debby Lang. Kathy Mann. Sylvia Spence. Zenda Jenkins. Janet Turner, Cecelia Morris. Jackie Fletcher. Ann Reynolds. TOP ROW: Janice Motes. Debbie Begley. Cindy Sellers. Debbie Evans. Sharon Yensco. Lynn Douberly, JoAnn Bowden. Chris Oster, Linda Smith. Melody Gray. Future Farmers of America Members of the Bartow Senior High Chapter of F.F.A. must have completed two years in Vocational Agriculture. They are members of a national organization whose purpose is to develop leadership qualities and personality through cooperation, participation, citizenship and sportsmanship. This development is stimulated in a general way by livestock judging, public speaking, and sports. Members of F.F.A. participate in the Poll County Youth Fair and hold the annual F.F.A. Sweetheart Contest. Other projects are the Parent-Son Banquet, the F. F.A.-F. F.H. Barn- hop, Beef Cattle production, livestock and other judging contests. LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Mason; Secretary , Andy Deese; Sentinel. Gary Couey; David Lit President. Milton Bryan FRONT ROW Gary Couey, Jimmy Meeks. Andy Deese, Wayne Poole, Andy Mason. David Little. Willie Aultmun. Ronnie Pritchard. David Bowen. ROW TWO: Vernon Medders, Robert Werner. Jimmy Seay, Larry Kirkland. Terry Tyson. Roane Flowers, Colon Tyson. Gene Weldon, Gary Bras- well. ROW THREE: Dwight Tyre. Milton Bryan, Charles Plavchek. Henry Harris, Ricky Plemmons, Donnie Huckaba. John White. Danny Roper. James Cornwell ROW FOUR: Ricky Wilson, Bruce Purvis. Howard Harley, Bob Barber, David Young. Ralph Williams. Bob Albritton, Glen Asbell. Butchy Locke. Keith Cooper. ROW FIVE: Tony Davis. Lonnie Edwards. Gerald Anderson. David Coleman. Ernest Smith. Johnny Blair, Luther Albritton. Henry Flowers. Alfred Ponds. Elvin Ander- son. Not Pictured: Steve Bennett. Terry Clayton. Robert Green. Richard Griner. Stanley Perkins. Charles Pierce. 66 The girl watchers—Richard Green and David Bowens 67 Future Flomemakers of America President Loette Joyner The goals of the Future Homemakers of America are to improve personal, family and community living and are expressed in the club motto: “Toward New Horizons. The F.H.A. Club sponsors a Mother-Daughter Banquet, a Better Dress Campaign, F.H.A. week, and Twirp Week. Club members also work for school beautification and present the College Night Dinner. Yet, first and foremost they develop the qualities necessary to create a true home atmosphere. Jennifer Ford concentrates on F.H.A. matters at hand Cindy Sellers exhibits bravery in sampling Mary Ann Swofford's cooking FRONT ROW: Marcey Salley. Sally Simons. Nancy Walker, Celia Roden. Donna Duffey. Pam Clark. Susie Helmuth, Maureen Williams. Libby George, Linda Stevens. Glenna Parker, Loette Joyner. ROW TWO: Susan Ervin, Cindy Kelly, Gail Stone. Bonnie Whidden, Debbie Gay. Mary Ann Swofford, Debbie Henderson. Brenda Tiest. Melody Gray. Debbv Lang. Velma Whitaker. Ruth Ann Paul. Karen Terrell. ROW THREE: Peggy Kchoe, Cathy Voigt. Cathy Folds. Cecilia Morris, Donna Burdeshaw. Francis Adkison. Betty Allen, Jackie Robinson. Geraldine Fxarhos. Ann Rey- nolds. Sharon McVay. Donnice Walker ROW FOUR: Debbie Oates. La Donna Jones. Nancy Losh, Lee Ann Stidham. Lynda Harley, Sharon Yensco, Lynn Douberly. Judy White. Colette Addair, Jo Ann Bowden. Jeanne Soeder, Cindy Sellers. Debbie Evans ROW FIVE: Cindy Wynn. Lucy Clements. Jennifer Ford. Sylvia Spence. Ellen Mann, Alice Boatwright. Veda Watts, Zancse Brown. Cind Morris. Zenda Jenkins, Jackie Fletcher FRONT ROW: Sponsor. Mrs. Walker; Project Chairman. Carol Acorn; Parliamentarian. Donna Burdeshaw . Historian. Linda Stevens; President, Loette Joyner; Sponsor Mrs Kennon. ROW TWO Reporter, Karen Terrell; Secretary. Glenna Parker; Treasurer. Donna Duffey; Vice-President. Jackie Fletcher. 69 Harvey Jones Club This year a new club emerged and captured the imagination of the students at Bartow High School. The Harvey Jones Club, based on the ficticious character, Harvey Jones, is primarily a pep club, and serves as an outlet for the exhuberance and energies of high school students. It is a club made up of Sen- iors, with Junior proba- tionary members. Sponsor, Mr Neely; Secretary. Greg Crum; President. Charles McCoy Vice-President. Mickey Royal; Treasurer. Clyde Gibson. FRONT ROW Debbie Hazel ton, Kathy Coury. Judy Hunter, Lee James, Kirsti Paatero, Yvonne Sutton, Jackie Sanchez. Peggy Peacock, Brenda Mathis, Mickey Royal ROW TWO Bob Kieser. Don Clark Clyde Gibson, Gloria Guthery, Michele Moore, Susan Simmons. Bar- bara Geiger, Suzi Williams. Janice Motes. Sue Giles. Lisa Yearwood, Nancy Rouse. ROW THREE Jack Owens. Nancy Caswall. Mary Leigh Anderson, Danny Kragh. Lance Beshara, Greg Crum. Gary Waldron, Cindy Hunt, Gayle Holmes, Jan Soeder, Paulette Flowers. ROW FOL'R jack Latvala. Davy Addison. Randy Hall. Bill Boyles. Brent I«anc. Andy Deese. Hilton Tyre. Howard Harley. Dennis Bruce. ROW FIVE Mickey Sparrow, Dennis Mooneyham. Elvoy Raines. Mike McCall, Charles McCoy. Mark Haas. Billy Brown. FRONT ROW Robert Frink, Lee Wilkinson, Mikie Waters. Joy Martin. Gay Grimes. Tim Birge, Libby (ieorge. Cheryl Gibson, Janet Hughes, Kenneth Schuck ROW TWO John Burdin. Champ Holland. Jimmy Abbitt. John Tillis, Beverly Adkins. Holly Fletcher. Sandy Couey. Kathy Futch, Donna Wilson, l.oettc Joyner ROW THREE: Larry Crum. Dexter Telleck. Eric Clanton. Gene Schupp. David White. Joey Taylor, Roy Dan Mitchell. Chris Pipes. Steve McGill, Peyton Hyslop. Alfred Chiles. streets” 71 Junior Classical League To incourage an interest in classical culture, is the aim of the junior Classical league. Members of the club attend Latin classes. Representatives of the club attend Latin Forums; members wear Roman and Greek cos- tumes to the annual Latin banquet. I' HONT ROW: Ellen Smith. Lynn Douberly, Jo Anno Coury, Carolyn Helms. Colette Adair, Mary Anderson. Gena Clanton, Sue Warren. ROW TWO: l ee Ann Stidarn. Chris Oster, Tommy Richardson. Glen Gilchrist. Harry Chiles, Lyle Bullman. Kalynn Brown, Lynn Castle- berry, ROW THREE: Kathy Newman, David Allen. Mike Furlong, V RONT ROW Lee James. Kathy Coury. Judy Hunter, Judy Chumney. Susie Kelley. Zanese Brown. Gloria Guthrey, Gayle Holmes. Susan Giles. Pam Adams. Michele Moore. ROW TWO: Bill Boyles. Billy Brown, Don Clark, Mike McCall. Clyde Gibson. Greg Crum. Charlie McCoy. Leland Smith. Win Stevens, Don Shelby. ROW THREE: B. J Robinson, Donnie Wilson. Ken Heidel, Manuel Douglas. Cary Waldron. Jack Owens. Danny Kragh, Tommy Voight. Dennie Bruce. ROW FOUR Jack Latvala. Jimmy Cole. Mickey Royal. Brent Lane. Howard Harley. Dub Gibson No. it’s not dress-up day 72 Dennis Ogle. Bill Ford. Tommy Pierce. ROW FOUR Tommy Collins. Dan Robinson. Paul Bryan. Pete Lyons, Bill Boswell, Nicky Elli- son. Ronnie Cauthan President of District. Jack Latvala; Vice-President. Leland Smith; Sponsor. Miss Oates; President. Clyde Gibson; Treasurer. Greg Crum; TOP ROW Secretary. Karen Terrel; Secretary of District. Judy Chumney. FRONT ROW Karen Terrell. Debbie Oates. Loette Joyner. Yvonne Cole. Pati McCall. Jennifer Ford. Cindy Wynn, Peggy Kehoe ROW TWO: Dale Martin. Linda Stevens. Libby George, Glenna Parker. Gav Grimes. Tim Birge. Champ Holland. Guy Rogers. Peyton Hyslop. Jimmy Peterson. Woody Marsh. Steve McGill. Steve Osthoff ROW THREE: Al Chiles. Paul Jones. Joey Tavlor, Robert Frink. Eric Clanton. Roddy Luttrell. Larry Crum. it’s the Latin Banquet. 73 Mathematics Club Judy Chumney tells Jack Owens. Sorry. Jack, but you will have to eat lunch today Mathematics Club Members solve problems from the Na- tional Mathematics Examination from the previous year to pre- pare for the test in the Spring. These problems are much more difficult than problems ordinarily found in text books. The club raises funds through the sale of candy in Mr. Mussel- man’s room before and after school. FRONT ROW; Judy Chumney, Kathy Coury, Daphne Boswell. Jackie Fletcher. Judy Hunter, Lee James. Cloria Guthery. Zanese Brown. Myra Floyd ROW TWO Bill Boyles. Don Clark. Mickey Royal, Howard Harley, Ken Heidel. B. J Robinson. Don Wilson. Jack I.atvala ROW Mr. Musselman. the math club sponsor, isn’t seeing spots before his eyes, they’re paper w ads. FRONT ROW: Patty Weld. Dorothy Gittings. Carol Boll. Kathy Frankenburger. Susan Haddock. Donna Wilson. Cheryl Gibson, Loette Joyner, Linda Stevens. Barbara Anderson. Debbie Oates. Yvonne ('ole. ROW TWO: Cindy Wynn. La Donna Jones. Peggy Ke hoe. Holly Fletcher. Beverly Adkins. Leslie Blount, Janet Hughes. Gay Grimes. Libby George, Karen Terrell, Clenna Parker, Ann Wright, ROW THREE: Dexter Telleck, Timmy Birge, Jim Ahhitt. Gene Schupp. Erie Clanton. Mike Sharp, Mark Stanfill. Champ Hol- land, Roddy Luttrell. Mike Broxson. ROW FOUR: John Tillis, Doug DeNeve. Bobby Salley. Kenneth Schuck, Doug Bumgarner. Paul Jones. Roy Dan Mitchell. Bruce Munroe. ROW FIVE: Peyton llyslop, Robert Frink. Lee Wilkinson. Woody Marsh. Walker Lyle, Joey Tay- lor. Alfred Chiles. Gus King, Larry Crum. John Burdin. FRONT ROW Sponsor. Mr Musselman. Secretary. Judy Hunter; Vice President. Judy Chumney ROW TWO President. Danny Kragh. Vice-President. Don Wilson; Vice President. Zanese Brown. 75 Treasurer, Judy Hunter; Vice-President. Don Wilson; Sponsor. Miss Oates; President. Dennis Bruce; Secretary, Kathy Coury National Honor Society Character, service, leadership, and scholar- ship are qualities that distinguish members of the National Honor Society. One of the highest honors for students at Bartow High School to receive is membership in this so- ciety. Initiation of new members highlights the National Honor Society’s year. Other func- tions of Honor Society are district meetings and their state convention. Lance Beshara listens attentively. Jimmy Cole displays mathematical genius. 76 It's just one step from Vice-President to President for Jack Latvala. Daphne Boswell and Billy Brown have put on their scholarly look for this picture. FRONT ROW: Win Stevens, Lance Beshara, Bill Boyles. Dennis Bruce, Don Wilson. Mike McCall. Billy Brown. Brent Lane ROW TWO: Betty Allen, Pam Skipper, Judy Hunter. Pam Adams. Lee James, Geraldine Kxarhos, Gloria Guthery. Judy Chumney. Susie Kelley. ROW THREE: Patsy Garner. Clyde Gibson. Cathy Coury. Daphne Boswell. Linda Young, Zanese Brown. B. J. Robinson, Veda Watts. ROW FOUR. Mike Garrett. Howard Harley. Jack Latvala. Elvoy Raines. Gary Wil- liams, Danny Kragh, Jim Cole. Don Clark. 77 Para-Medical Club Members of the Para-Medical Club work at the Bartow Memorial Hospital and at Polk County General Hospital as Candy Stripers and keep the First Aid Room at school. They also help stuff envelopes at the T. B. Center. Money is raised through the sale of Sno-Cones and through bake sales. Members of the Para-Medical Club prove the worth of mod- em youth with their sympathy and their willingness to work and learn while gaining ex- perience in health careers. FRONT ROW Vice-President, Debby Lang; Points Chairman. La Donna Jones; Treasurer. Susan Simmons; President. Cindy Hunt; Sponsor. Mrs Pearce. ROW' TWO Hospital Co- ordinator. Patty Weld; Secretary, Dorothy (Sittings Beverly Brown keeps the sickroom neat. FRONT ROW' Sally Simons. Gayle Holmes, Cindy Hunt. Jan Soeder. Debbie Ha elton, Judy Chum- ney, Linda Kautz. Zanese Brown. ROW TWO Linda Moses, Michele Moore, Susan Simmons. Janice Motes. Debby Lang. Celia Roden, Yvonne Cole, Marian Harnage, Debbie Oates ROW THREE: Gail Griffin. Susan Russell. Gail Campbell, Mazie Smith. Sue Simpkins. Sharon McVay, Annette Hand. Shirley Mooneyham. ROW' FOUR: Mikie Waters, Joy Martin, Beverly Brown. Judith Woodruff. Linda Gibbons, Ellen Mann. Jennifer Ford. TOP ROW; Mona Ayers, Myra Minshew, Polly Albritton. Barbara Reeder. Patty Weld. La Donna Jones. Peggy Kehoe. Dorothy Gittings. Para-Med members learn hospital rules and regulations from Mrs. Doris Lyle, Supervisor of Nurses at Bartow Memorial Hospital. FRONT ROW: Martha Clem, Alta Bishop, Pam ('lark, Carolyn Helms, Mary Ann Swofford, Peggy Pipes, Jeanne Soeder, Mary Ann Lawrence, ROW TWO: Sandy Smith, Lynn Peterson. Chris Osier. Lorna Locke. Jenny Thompson, Jan Pittenger, Ellen Donahoe, Diane Ruster, Lynn Castleberry, ROW THREE Janet Berquist. Joanne Courv. Janice Price, Stephanie Stratton. Kalynn Brown. Kathy Mann. Sylvia Spence. Elspeth Bellflower. Polly Sweet, ROM FOl R: Elise Howell. Jo Ann Summers. Ann Reynolds, Lee Ann Stidham. Sharon Yensco, Kathy Newman, Judy White. FRONT ROW: Linda Kautz. Barbara Williams, Lisa Yearwood. Dennis Mooneyham, Sue Giles, Jo- Ann Bowden. Janice Price, Janie Palmer. ROW TWO: Gus King, Bobby Salley, Mickey Sparrow, Debbie Henderson, Melody Gray. Celia Roden, Sharon Yensco, Cindy Sellers, Mike Bunn, Lee Wilkin- son. ROW THREE: Howard Harley, John Tillis, Liz Richardson, Jan Sellers, Yvonne Cole, Peggy Pipes. Becky Wiggins. Carolyn Northern, Gloria Griffin ROW FOUR: Steve Gibson, Jack Owens, Loettc Joyner, Linda Stevens, Gay Grimes. Libby George. TOP ROW: Bill Kautz, Steve Osthoff, Mike Broxson. Spanish Club While Promoting fel- lowship among its mem- bers, Spanish Club gives its members an excellent chance to make use of their Spanish. Require- ments for membership are two years of Spanish or current enrollment in Spanish. Besides its meet- ings, Spanish Club holds an annual Spanish Fiesta —this years fiesta was held at the Columbia Res- taurant in YborCity. Yellow Jacket The Yellow Jacket Staff is made up of second year Jour- nalism students. They are re- sponsible for putting out the school paper and for selling it after it has been printed. Mem- bers of the Yellow Jacket Staff and Mr. Mundy, faculty adviser, work long and hard to make our school paper one of the best. Editor-in-Chief. Paulette Flowers; Managing Editor. Jim Cole. Adviser. Mr. Wayne Mundy Circulation Editor. Ronnie Cothem. Advertising Manager. Danny Kragh. Assistant Adver- tising Manager. Mickey Royal; Business Manager. Gary Waldron ROW ONE Feature Editor. Pam Skipper; Exchange Editor, Debbv Lang ROW TWO: Sports Editors. Greg Crum and Jimmy Meeks. 4 4 Club The purpose of the “S” Club at Bar- tow High School is to promote sports events. One goal of the S’ Club is to establish better sportsmanship among both players and spectators. Members are either varsity letter- men or two-year junior varsity letter- men. To raise funds, the “S” Club spon- sored the Red Head-Faculty basketball game for the entertainment of both the students and faculty. Money from this project is to be used for the “S” Club Banquet and Dance set for this Spring. wmmmam Trophies won in 1968 by the Jackets Baseball Team. SClub Officers—Pres Dub Gibson; Tres Brent Lane; Sec Cathy Courv; V Pres Chuck Swartz Sponsor Lowell Foote 82 ROW ONE: George Caraker. Lisa Yearwood, Kathy Coury, Bar- bara Geiger. Debby Lang. Suzi Williams. Debbie Hazelton. Cathy Fran ken burger, Donna Wilson. Sharon Crum, Gay Grimes, Cheryl Gibson. Dub Gibson ROW TWO: Billy Brown. Rudy Nance. Andy Deese. Woody Marsh. Bill Boyles. Mike Revel. Jan Soeder, Judy Hunt- er. Daphne Boswell. I ee James. Leslie Blount. Brent Lane. ROW THREE: Richard Fansler, Roy Ferrell. Joey Taylor. Joe McLaulin. The Redhead Basketball game, sponsored by the S Club, was lost by the faculty by a score of 70 to 52 Skipper Holland. Dennis Bruce. Chuck Swartz. Roger Russell. Walt Gordon. Clyde Gibson. Win Stevens. ROW FOl'R: Steve Brown. Dennis Moonyham, John Tillis. Timmy Joyner. Peyton Hyslop. Al- fred Chiles. Gary Waldron. Manuel Douglas. Jim Peterson. ROW FIVE B. J Robinson. Mickey Royal. John Burdin, Steve English. Clark Markley, Gus King. Ken Schuck, Rands Hall. Randy Bryan, Wayne Bruce. Rip Campbell S Club members Randy Hall. Sharon Crum. Gus King, Lee James. Billy Brown 83 “S” Club members: Jim Peterson. Steve English. Lisa Yearwood. Dennis Bruce. Andy Deese Th espians Non-Secret Non-Social President. Don Wilson; Sponsor, Miss Bohde; Secretary, Debbie Ha elton. Sponsor. Mrs. Jackson. Vice-President, Gordon Polk Thespians, sponsored by Mrs. Jackson and Miss Bohde, is the only dramatic organization at Bartow High School. Members who have gained 10 points by working 100 hours on a dramat- ic production qualify for na- tional membership. Members learn to put up Hats, to decorate stages, and to enunciate proper- ly on stage, as well as to act. This year, Thespians will present “Mrs. McThing, a comedy, as their yearly produc- tion. Mary Ann Swafford emotes at play practice 84 FRONT ROW Debbie Gay, Glenna Parker, Janet Hughes. Loette Joyner, Joy Martin, Donna Wilson, Yvonne Cole. Susan Haddock. Elise Howell ROW TWO l.isa Duke. Leslie Blount. Gail Griffin. Bev- erly Adkins. Betty Downing. Debbie Windham, Donice Walker. Mike Fletcher. ROW THREE: Steve McGill, Dexter Telleck, Joey Taylor. Steve Osthoff. Jim Abbitt. Chris Pipes. Champ Holland. Polly Sweet. Sue Warren ROW FOUR: Chris Oster, JoAnne Summers. Nancy Losh, Mary Ann Swofford, Janet Berquist. Jeanne Soeder. Colette Addair, Lynn Castleberry. Karen Hastings, Klspeth Belflower ROW FIVE: Kathv Mann. Kalynn Brown. Sylvia Spence. Joanne Coury. Cathy Newman. Linda Harley. Ellen Smith. Pam Clark. Susie Hel- muth, Diane Ruster. FRONT ROW: Debby Lang, Bill Boyles. Mike Garrett, Keith Pittman. Greg Crum. Mickey Royal. Linda Baum. Pam Adams. Lee James. ROW TWO: Cathy Voigt, Francis Adkison, Pam Skipper. Zanese Brown. Gloria Guth- ery, Judy Chumnev. Sharon Crum. Tom Voigt. Leland Smith ROW' THREE: Don Wilson. Howard Harley. Lisa Yearwood. Suzi Williams. Cathy Coury, Susan Giles, Deb- bie Hazelton, Michele Moore, Daphne Boswell. Elvoy Raines. Win Stevens ROW FOl'R: Clyde Gibson. Brent l ne. Dub Gibson. Lance Beshara. Jack Owens, Roy Ferrell. Don Shelby. Gordon Polk. Miss Echo MISS ECHO—MISS YVONNE SUTTON 86 M iss Echo Court 87 MISS LEE JAMES MISS KATHLEEN COURT MISS NANCY CASWALL FFA Sweetheart 88 King Summerlin of 1969 KING SUMMERLIN—MR. JIMMY MEEKS COURT OF KING SUMMERLIN Richard Pansier. First Runner-up Milton Bryan. Second Runner-up Howard Summers. Third Runner-up Win Stevens. Fourth Runner-up 89 Kirsti Paatero escorted by Steve Brown HOMECOMING QUEEN, Yvonne Sutton Barbara Geiger escorted by B. J Robinson Jackie Sanchez escorted by How ard Summers. Judy Hunter escorted by Win Stevens. Cathy Coury escorted by Greg Crum. Sharon Crum escorted bv Clyde Gibson. 91 1969 Calendar COVER GIRL—Judy Hunter JANUARY—Janice Motes MARCH—Debbie Hazelton FEBRUARY—Nancy Caswall APRIL—Shirley Robinson MAY—Jackie Sanchez JUNE—Yvonne Sutton AUGUST—Nancy Rouse SEPTEMBER—Lee James JULY—Sharon Crum DECEMBER—Cheryl Gibson NOVEMBER—Betty Gaskins OCTOBER—Donna Wilson 93 KING SUMMERLIN CONTESTANTS Contestant Gayle Holmes ROW ONE: Yvonne Sutton, Nancy Caswall. Nancy Rouse, Linda Young. Daphne Boswell, Mi- chelle Moore, Cathy Coury, Sharon Crum. Sue Giles. Kirsti Paatero, Shirley Robinson. ROW TWO: Cindy Morris, Judy Hunter, Cindy Hunt, Jackie Sanchez, Debbv Lang, Lisa Yearwood, Susan Simmons, Barbara Geiger. Janice Motes, Suzi Williams, Geraldine Kxarhos. Gayle Holmes, Lee James. HOMECOMING CONTESTANTS Loma Locke escorts Jimmy Cole in the King Sum- merlin Contest. ROW ONE: Mike Churchwell, Andy Deese, Milton Bryan. Jimmy Cole, Richard Pans- ier. Dennis Bruce. Mickey Royal, ROW TWO: George San Pedro, Bill Boyles, Win Stevens, Mike McCall. Donnie Wilson. Jimmy Meeks, Dub Gibson. ROW THREE: Don Clark. Iceland Smith. Tommy Voigt, Howard Summers. B J Robinson, Steve Brown. Happiness is being Miss Echo . 94 MISS ECHO CONTESTANTS ROW ONE: Cindy Morris. Debbie Hazelton, Geraldine Exarhos, Suzi Williams, Susan Simmons. Lisa Yearwood ROW TWO: Jackie Sanchez, Debby Lang, Jan Soedar, Janice Motes. Barbara Geiger, Judy Hunter ROW THREE: Gayle Holmes. Sharon Crum. Lee James. Nancy Cas- wall. Cathy Coury, Yvonne Sutton. Sue Giles A clip in lime saves a trip to Mr. Dalling’s office. It’s locker clean up time! Cordon Polk and Mr. Mussclman arc expert pancake flippers. Jack Latvala and friends? 96 PEOPLE Polk Countv School Board m ___m Polk County School Superintendent, Mr W W Read in center hack. Jr Chairman Walter O. Gibson. Jr Mr Robert J Estes; Mr Wendell with School Board members: Mr. Seth McKcel; Mr. James W. Gray, H. Watson. Mr. W'alter O Gibson. Jr.. Chairman of the School Board, with Mr. W. W Read. Polk County School Superintendent. Interim Superintendent. Dr. Merle F. Dimbath. with School Board Attorney. Mr. Clarence A. Boswell. 97 Area Personnel Mr William L. Lawrence. Supervising Principal Mr. Earl King Guidance The guidance office is staffed by Mr. King and Mrs. Mercedes Brown, who not only council students, but also help college-bound Seniors to gain admittance to a suitable college, and to help other career-bound students to find job employment. They administer various tests to Seniors and underclassmen, and figure the class rank of graduating Seniors. The Guidance Counselors also act as sponsors for Career Day and College Night. Their office is one of the busiest in school. Mrs. King serves as secretary to the guidance office, as well as serving as assistant to the Librarian. Mrs Marietta King 100 Mr. and Mrs. King in a relaxed moment Mrs. Anne Ferrell, apprentice teacher, and keeper of atten- dance records. 101 English The main goal of the to make the study of ful to all students. To Knglish curriculum has cific grade levels, de the maximum, the po dents regardless of or educational plans, static and is constantly by the Knglish teach modify plans to adapt ual student’s needs, enriched by extensive materials and by using ommended up-to-date speech course, taught offered for those who skills of communication. Mrs. Betty Crum associate teacher in Knglish and Sci- ence. Mrs. Harris knows the keys to good typing English Department is English more meaning- carry out this aim, the been divided into spe- signed to develop to tentialities of all st- ability, of vocational. The program is not evaluated and revised ers, who often have to course lines to individ- The program is greatly use of audio-visual (trial and error) rec- materials. A basic by Mr. Lowell Foote, is need to strengthen oral Mr. Outlaw teaches both Junior and Senior English. Miss Jane Bohde Mrs. Betty Courson Mr. Lowell Foote Mrs. Jacqueline Harris Mrs. Evelyn Inaurent, Department Head Mrs. Charla Mercer Miss Louise Oates Mr. Sidney Outlaw Science Science has an undis- puted place at the head of American society. American scientific ad- vancements have made America the wealthiest and greatest nation in the world. Biology, the study of life, is divided into an ad- vanced course. B.S.C.S. Biology—taught by Mr. Johnston, and basic Bi- ology—taught by Mr. Gilkerson and Mrs. Har- ris. General Science, taught by Mr. Johnston, gives students a founda- tion in the sciences, while Physics and Chem- istry, taught by Mr. Neely, give college bound students the fundamen- tals of the higher sciences. Mr. Ncclv’s chemistry present a challenge to all A biology class is fun when Mr Cilkerson is the teacher. Mr Leslie Cilkerson Mrs. Jacqueline Harris There are no problems in Problems Class for Mr Champion. Mrs. Anne Ferrell. Apprentice Teacher Mr. Sigsbee Prince. Department Head Mr. Louis Champion Miss Beverly Sisk Mr John Woodall Social Studies The Social Studies Department, composed of World History, American History, and Problems in American Democracy, gives students a knowledge of the evolution of the modern Ameri- can state and its culture. The study of World History, taught by Mr. Woodall, reveals the truth is the oft repeated adage, “History repeats itself.” Ameri- can History, taught by Mr. Prince and Miss Sisk, provides an exciting and interesting picture of the very life of our country from its beginnings. A six-weeks study of Americanism versus Communism reveals the lies in Com- munist propaganda Problems in Amer- ican Democracy, taught by Mr. Cham- pion, deals with current problems in American Society. Department Head. Mr. Sigsbee Prince 106 Miss Edna Long Mrs. Alma Brown Business Education Business Education acquaints students with the fundamentals of business; specifically: Bookkeeping, Business law. Math and Sales— all taught by Mr. Ratliff. These courses together with typing and shorthand, enable students to find employment after graduation. Typing is taught by Miss Long; Personal Typing and Shorthand are taught by Mrs. Matlock. Vocational Office Education, taught by Mrs. Alma Brown, gives students needed experience with business machines in addition to teaching them the fundamentals of a business education. Students learn to operate such machines as electric typewriters, adding ma- chines, calculators, duplicating equipment, and electronic shorthand laboratory. Jackie Robinson is overjoyed with her good grades???????? Mathematics The Mathematics Department starts with a general mathematics level, and works up through Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Calculus. It gives the student a foundation in general mathe- matic principles, and prepares students for higher college mathematics. Mr. Musselman is head of the mathematics department. Mr. Pettus teaches Geometry, and Mr. Ratliff and Mr. Yearwood teach Business Mathematics. Mrs. Pettus of the Junior High School faculty teaches one class in Geometry. Mr. Musselman teaches courses in higher mathematics. Mr. Pettus tries to beat some Geometry into his brighter students. Mr Arthur Musselman Mr Jem Pettus Mr. Lowell Ratliff Mr. Jack Yearwood Department Head Mr. Musselman shows his famous smile while explaining Higher Math Mrs. Betty Greene Mrs. Betty Villanueva Miss Louise Oates Foreign Languages Students of French, Spanish, and Latin well know the value of foreign lan- guages. Besides learning the language, the students learn about the culture, geography, and history of the various countries whose languages are being studied. Study of a foreign language also tends to build proficiency in English. Bartow High School acquired a new language laboratory this year. Shared by the French and Spanish classes, it enables teachers to give more individ- ual help. Thus, Bartow High School is among the avant-garde in language curriculum. Time-out in l atin class for Bill Ford to buy a school news- paper Mrs. Greene teaches John Bill Jones to operate his “brain 109 Journalism Mr Wayne Mundy The Yellow Jacket, the official school newspaper, is published by second year Journalism students under the direction of Mr. Wayne Mundy. The Yellow Jacket staff w inds up a successful newspaper sale. DCT D.C.T. Rains political experiences at District Conventions—They won too' Mr. W. C. Wilkinson Diversified Co-Opera- tive Training students are ably directed by Mr. Wil- kinson. They work at school, studying required courses, for half a day; then, work for the mer- chants of Bartow the other half day. Besides being taught the funda- mentals of office work, they are taught office manners and grooming. 110 Industrial Arts Mr Donald Geiger Mr. Orry Hill Students of Mechanical Drawing and Drafting, under the di- rection of Mr. Orry Hill, plan homes, including wiring and plumbing, and learn to do three dimensional drawings. Mechani- cal Drawing students develop the ability to project upright objects onto a flat plane. Industrial Arts, the Collective designation for wood and metal shop, are aids to prepare students for a possible career in either area. Boys build book shelves, lamps, and end tables in wood shop; while in metal shop boys repair lawn mowers or possibly their cars. Mr. Donald Geiger is the instructor. David Souis at work in woodshop Driver Kducation students prepare to learn good driving manners. Mr. Joseph Stephens Mr. Henry Addair Drivers Education Driver's Education gives students a working knowledge of the operation of an automobile, besides acquainting students with laws govern- ing the operation of motor vehicles. Driving experience builds self-assurance and insures cool handling of the car under any condition. Thus, Driver’s Education puts safe drivers on our highways. Fine Arts Glee Club, Band, Art, and Humanities comprise the Fine Arts Department. These electives add spice and variety to the curriculum at Bartow High School. Band and Glee Club give students with musical talents and interests a chance to express themselves. Music, art, and litera- ture—the whipped cream of life—help students to get more pleasure and enjoy- ment through appreciation of the arts, in the years that lie ahead. Mr. De Young teaches band, while Mrs. Jackson, the art teacher, Mr. Leininger, the Glee Club director, and Mrs. Laurent, Knglish teacher, present a course in Humanities to Juniors and Seniors. Greg Crum and Mike McCall enjoy Glee Club practice. Mr John DeYoung Mrs. Lois Jackson Mr James I eininger 112 Mrs. Kennon lends a helping hand to Joan Floyd. Vocational Homemaking Ilomemaking consists of those courses and activities which are designed to meet the home—and family—life needs of all pupils. It provides learning experiences with a variety of goods, services, and equip- ment used in the home. In addition to homemaking skills, emphasis is placed upon the development of desirable under- standings, habits, attitudes, and ideals needed in the home and in the family life in a democratic society. Mrs. Sue Kennon Iris Hollingsworth and Pati McCall express their fine art of sewing, rip! rip! rip! Mrs Barbara Walker Vocational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture consists of instructional activities and super- vised farming programs which pre- pare students for agricultural occu- pations. Emphasis is placed on the development of specific knowledges and skills necessary for successful participation in an agricultural occupation. Mr. O'Berry and his students are particularly proud this year of the new Ag building which was ready for them after Christmas. Also in the so-proud category is a shiny new tractor. Mr Robert O'Berry Mr. O Berry supervises all farming activities. Now all together—ONE—TWO—THREE_!!! Physical j Ed ucation The physical education program consists of those courses and activities designed to help meet the physical and recreational needs of youth. Its goals are to emphasize the mental, emotional, and social aspects of living, as well as the physical development. 115 Study Hall—Library Mr Jeffrey Knot he. Librarian. The library is a resource center of instructional materials for the entire educational program and an agency which helps stu- dents learn to use library materials and facilities effectively. It provides materials for personal enjoyment as well as for aca- demic research. Study hall provides an atmosphere of quiet for students who want to study. Students are free to do research in the library, read, or do their homework. 116 Mrs. Helen Pearce. Director of Supervised Study Vocational Education FRONT ROW Terry Clayton. Terry Kirkland. Mike Patterson. Leonard Starling. Jack Howarth. Walter Satterfield. Richard Taylor. Russell Bennett. Kd Heidel. Marvin Wiggins. ROW TWO Danny Kthington. Steve Hines, Bill Kady. Mathew Jones. Benjamin Cook. Jimmy Cray. Joe Brooks, Joe Stephens. Lamar Wilson. Joe Collins. ROW THREE: Tommy Pueschell, George Lane. Don Douberly. Tim Creear. Bills Home. Leslie Cain. Jerry Gunter. Johnny Seay. Bill Carter. Roger Walker ROW FOl'R Jimmy Beasley. Ronald Draper. Dale Boyd. Eugene Robinson, Luther Phillips. David Vickers. Bobby Castleberry. Don Boccaleri. Joe Gill. Wayne Smith. Denny Osthoff. ROW FIVE: Wayne McDonald. Gary Chancey. Lamar Rynnels. Larry Walker. Huey Judah. Ronnie Purdue. Billy Nettles. Bert Bennett. Eddie Jackson. Jameson Grace, iston Williams. Jimmy W alker. The Vocational Education program prepares students for a successful begin- ning in industry. Half the school day is spent at the vocational school at the Bartow Air Base, and half the day is spent at the high school where the stir- dents take all academic subjects. Lunchroom—Maintenance Gather Brewer. Maggie Stephens. Rosalie Lane. Mary Agnew. manager: Jean Agnew. Maudyne Wilkins. Laura Hall. Willie Geohagan. Louise Krvin, Joyce Whitaker. Ruby Reilly. Beatrice Smith. Not Pictured: Olive Campbell Mr Allen B Sweat Matron Lindsey Sims Mr Walters. Milton 118 Sophomores uwnlwuj| AcIfyH'n a t AMI (TOy ajH |ML JThgrfes? t« fear rn a 11 ul Aomiomor around tcnm M t« fai sr fi and for So hom pavirtfct Bring fre fi ideas ao H Litfd erciwft K 8(l iJvA SEATED: Secretary, Joanne Coury. Sponsor, Mrs. Courson; Vice-President, I.vnn Dou- bcrly; STANDING: Treasurer. Tommy Pierce; President. Harry Chiles. Colette Addair David Adkison Leon Agnew Herbert Albritton Luther Albritton William Albritton Derrell Allbritton David Allen Gordon Allen Douglas Ard Roger Arrington Glenn Asbell Mayo Barnes Dolores Barush Richard Bassett Debra Begley Elspeth Bel flower Janet Bert uist Alta Bishop William Boswell Marjorie Bottoms Joanne Bowden David Bowen Gary Braswell Sophon Lyle Hulman Charles Burnett Janice Butler Richard Casey Lynn Castleberry Marilyn Castleberry Ronald Cauthan Linda Chadwick Harry Chiles Ciena Clanton Debra Clark Pamela Clark Martha Clem Claude Collins Ruth Collins Thomas Collins Dottie Simms and Debra Stokes leave Dorothy Ford enjoys French Lab. 120 Keith Cooper Michael Cope Joanne Coury Pat Davidson Lyle Bulman is a Sophomore with a smile Deborah Deese Sylvia Denson Adrian deReus Paul Dieffenwierth Ellen Don a hoe William Donahue library with Mr Knot he’s approval. Lynn Douberly Gwendolyn Duke Ronald Duke LoLee Duncan Reggie Earl Judith Eckert Sophomores Deborah Evans Janie Fansler Thomas Fawcett Susan Finch Michael Fletcher Roane Flowers Crawford Floyd Rath) Folds Bill) Ford Doroth) Ford Michael Furlong Fli aheth Gaskins David Gibbs Steven Gibson James Gilchrist Jay Gill Sabra Glass Mont) Godwin Mike Norman. Alan Hutto. Monty Godwin, and Leon Agnew lend moral support to their basketball team 122 Melody Gray Stephen Griffin Richard Griner Thomas Gunter Brenda Hall David Hall James Hamilton Rodney Hamm Rebecca Hanshaw Lynda Harley Henry Harris Victoria Harris Sophomores never misbehave in class! Sophomores Deborah Henderson James Herrington Debra Hicks Alfred Hollingsworth Kdward Howard Katherine Howell La Kerne Hudson Joy Hughes Alan Hutto Gary Jackson Julie Jarrell Jacqueline Jennings Gwendolyn Jennings Debra Ann Jones Deborah Kay Jones Diane Jones Lo Lee Duncan in a pensive mood Freedom!!! Nelson Singletary sleeps the sleep of innocence. William kautz Cynthia kelly Claudia kemp Rita king Stanley kirkland Faye Kyrzakos Marjorie Lane Ginger Langford Marian Lawrence Linda Lewis Alicia Lippert Butch Locke Deborah Locke Lorna Locke Carlane Locklear Sharon Longworth Nancy Losh William Losh Jane Lowery James Lynes William Lytch Toma McCaskill kathleen Mann Kathy Martin 125 Sophomores Claude Mason John Mathis Elmer Maxwell Diann Medders Robin Meier Charles Merritt Ronald Merriwether Nancy Mincey Sheila Moon Steven Mooneyham Karen Moore Cecelia Morris Esther Morris Sidney Morrison Janice Mott Rhonda Murphy Robert My rick 126 Charles Nelson Margaret Nemeth James Newman Kathy Neuman Michael Norman Therman Norman Eleanor Odowski Dennis Ogle Christine Oster Leila Owens Linda Palmer Theresa Palmer Michael Patterson Bruce Pearce Maranda Pearson Lynn Peterson Allen Pierce Thomas Pierce Margaret Pipes Janet Pittinger Richard Plemmons Betty Poole Janice Price Bruce Purvis Phillip Bryan. Bill Ford, and Richard Casey in Biology Lab. 127 Soph omores Thomas Regan Patricia Rewis Ann Reynolds Charles Rhoden Thomas Richardson Paula Rigney Daniel Robinson Daniel Roper Diane Ruster Marcey Salley Vicky Sammons Richard Scranton Carol Seay James Seay Cindy Sellers Richard Sheffield Dottye Simms James Simms Nelson Singletary Nathan Sjoblom Bonnie Smith Brenda Smith Ellen Smith Do you recognize Jo Ann Summers in silhouette? 128 Jimmie Smith Lynda Smith Marcia Smith Mary Smith Sandra Smith Wayne Smith Jeanne Soeder Jimmie Speights Sylvia Spence Leonard Starling Lee Ann Stidham Debra Stokes Nathan Stokes Gail Stone Stephanie Stratton George Straughn Eugene Strickland Dennie Sturgill Elizabeth Sullivant Jo Ann Summers 129 Sophomores Brenda Tiest David Tillery Debbie Trowell Janet Turner Dwight Tyre Colon Tyson Terry Tyson Michael L'nrue Douglas Van Orsdale David Vickers Wendell Waldrop Janice Walker Faye Ward Sue Warren Diane Washington Fugene Weldon Dan Wells Kathy Wells Kenneth West Brenda Wheeler Donald Wheeler Raymond Taylor Cary Thomas Virginia Thompson Gena Clanton, Lynn Castleberry, and Celia Roden sing along. Bonnie Whidden Jeremy While Judy While Mildred While Jean Whilten Diane Wiggins Rebecca Wiggins Maureen Williams Ralph Williams Stanley Williams Willie Williams Lamar Wilson Stephen Wilson Richard Wilson Deborah Womble Ronald Wood Terry Woodard Deborah Wooten SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Anderson, Elvin Bates, Dorithia Bennett. Charles Black. Anton Black. Roderick Christian, Darrell De Leon. Ramona Evans. Jesse Garrett, Woodrow Long, Thomas Perkins, Stanley Starling. Ralph Wilkinson. Robert Wright. Clinton Sophomore Sponsor. Mrs Courson. helps Faye Kyr akos and Sidney Morrison with English, but David Hall still doesn't believe. Juniors The Junior year is truly a re- wardin look fc ck sKyfcar at Sumr le jjuiiiev-m drive £effihj iors win pri id raise moi ar It xh enormous amount of pJaj and work, and it is always beat fill Afterwards. Juniors give themselves 'D '«mcnfTb the joy and expectation of becoming Seniors. SKATED: Treasurer. Gay Grimes. Junior Sponsor. Miss Oates; Vice-President. Joey Taylor; STANDING: President. Lee Wilkinson; Secretary. Alfred Chiles James Abbitt. Jr Barbara Anderson Beverly Adkins Gerald Anderson James Adkinson Mary Andrews Polly Albritton Edna Asbell Douglas Allen Willie Aultman 132 Mona Ayers Carroll Bell Alice Boatwright Beverly Banks Marilyn Bennett Johnny Bragg Boh Barber Timmy Birge Patricia Brooks Mary Barr Johnny Blair Beverly Brown Louis Bayne Leslie Blount Mike Broxson Jim Abbitt has many admiring fans, including Sandra Couey and Myra Minshew. Juniors Wayne Bruce Randall Bryan Douglas Bumgarner John Burdin Charlene Burnett Anderson Byrd Leslie Caine Cail Campbell William Campbell George Car alter Eugene Chandler Myra Chapman Diane Childress Alfred Chiles III Eric Clanton Lucy Clements Sandra Couey Donald Douberlv Vicki Cochran Delores Creech Betty Downing Yvonne Cole Larry Crum Lisa Duke David Coleman Gail Dees Martin Duncan James Cornwell Douglas DcNeve Lonnie Edwards Dexter Telleck strikes again. 135 Juniors Mr. Johnston explains—and explains—and explains—to a group of Juniors Michael Franklin Debra Garcia Robert Frink Gail Gautney Henry Frisbie Deborah Gay Kathryn Futch Flizabeth George Clarence Gammon Keith Gcohagan Loette Joyner, Libby George, and Gay Linda Gibbons Cheryl Gibson Walter Gordon Clifford Grace Valerie Griffin Gay Grimes Annie Gilley Joyce Grace Judy Griner Grimes—A happy trio. Dorothy Gittings Susan Glass Gail Griffin Gloria Griffin Susan Haddock Annette Hand Juniors Gene ('handler in Mechanical Drawing Sally Harris Lonnie Henderson Marian Harnage Edward Heidel Susan Hicks Linda Harold Gary Henderson Loretta Hill Iris Hollingsworth Dennis Jacobs Brenda Howard Edward Jarriel Janet Hughes Margaret Johnson 138 Alton Holland Sandra Hults Chainpne s Holland Peyton Hyslop Donna Jones John Jones La Donna Jones Patricia Jones Paul Jones Loette Joyner Patricia Joyner Timothy Joyner Hubert Judah Breckenridge Justice Peggy Kehoe Michael Kemp Vicki Sammons and Hank Frisbie—out of study hall and into the Guidance office. 139 Juniors Thomas Lively Rodney Luttrell Betty McGraw Susan McIntosh Christine Lewis Walker Lyle Wylinda McKinnie Ellen Mann Joy Martin Susan Haddock is a winner of the annual Christmas door decoration con- test Opal Lewis Patricia McCall Joseph McLaulin Clark Markley Cynthia Martin David Little Steven McCill Sharon McVay Woodrow Marsh Dale Martin Chimp Holland, the Champ, up a tree! Andrew Mason Willie Mathis Kenneth Meeks Carole Mathews Vernon Medders Cary Mensing Pagan Merritt Sue Mincey Roy Mitchell Shirley Mooneyham Dafney Music Myra Minshew Janet Newmans Linda Nichols Juniors Carolyn Northern Deborah Oates Ruth O’Berry Denver Osthoff Stephen Osthoff Glenn Page Sandra Pahl Jane Palmer Yvonne Pannebaker Douglas Parker Glenna Parker James Peacock Donnice Walker sneaks a peek during class James Peterson Sandra Phillips Christopher Pipes Frances Pittman Michael Poole Karen Poslusny Karen Priddlc Ronald Pritchard Tommy Pueschel! Barbara Reeder Dawn Reeder Michael Revell 143 Proof positive that Tim Birge is Mr Irrisistible Juniors r A i Celia Koden Ann Sales Ellner Sellers Darlene Rogers Robert Salley Jan Sellers Guy Rogers Eileen Satterfield Linda Sellers JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Jimmy Beasley Fred Brown William Carter Gerald Christie Terry Clayton Joseph Collins Ronald Draper Jameson Grace Timmie Greear Robert Green Gary Hogan Robert Horne Eddie Jackson Mary Kirkland Brenda Mathis David Munroe John Phillips Luther Phillips Eugene Robinson Lamar Runnels Richard Taylor Marvin Wiggins Horace Roberts Susan Russell Eugene Schupp Michael Sharp Sue Simpkins 144 Sowell, David Stone. Klizabeth Taylor, Joseph St an fill. Mark Swartz, Charles Tel leek. Dexter Stephens, Joseph Swartz. Charlotte Terrell. Karen Stevens, Linda Tackett. Jane Thielen. Linda 145 J Tiliis. John Tucker. Sharon Walker. Don nice Wallace. Rhett Thomas. Lutrell Tucker, Fidelia Turner. Rebecca Walker. Martha Walsh. Rhodie Thompson. Karen Tucker, Laurel Waldrop. David Walker. Virginia Wal'd, Patricia Woods Marsh—Fake-out! 146 Judy Eckert on way to annual assemhly. Waters, Michlvn Weld. Patricia White, John Watkins. Micheal Whidden. Cherv I Whitten, Joyce Webb, Deborah White. David W iggins, Klaine W'iggins. Jeanne Windham. Deborah Wilder. Darlene Woodruff. Judith W'ilkinson. I,ee Wilkinson. Hodney Wilson. Donna Wright. Anne W'ynn, Cynthia Young. David 147 Seniors The Senior year begins with pictures, senior rings, and Senior Tests. Sjpjrf rs Wjjjoy going -Junch earh th oiil education f emerge ready to face the challenge of a modern world '===: FRONT ROW: Secretary, Lee James Head Sponsor. Mrs Laurent; President. Win Stevens. TOP ROW: Vice-President. Dub Gibson; Treasurer. Jimmy Cole. Acorn, Carol Adkison. Frances Baker. Michael Bennett. Russell Boswell, Daphne Adams. Pamala Allen. Betty Baum. Linda Beshara. Lance Bottoms. Marsha Addison. Davy Anderson. Mary Bennett. Bert Boccalcri, Donald Boully, Leroy 148 Boyd. Dale Boyles. William Brooks. Joseph Brown. Billy Brown, Sharon Brown. Stephen Brown. Zanese Bruce. Dennis Bryan. Milton Bunn. Michael Burdeshaw, Donna Burdeshaw. John Bums. Doris Cabanis, Gabriel Carroll. Sandra 149 Chapman. Charles Chumney. Judy Cook. Benjamin Cooper. Michelle Courson. Quinton Crum. Gregors Coury, Kathleen ('rum. Sharon Castleberry, Robert Churchwell. Michael Cooper. Theresa Caswall. Nancy Clark. Donald Cothem, Ronald Chancey. Cars Cole. James Couey, Gary Happiness is the Senior Parking lot 150 Judy Chumney—genius at work! Davis. Tons Deese, Anderson Seniors Dub Cibson and Brent Lane, homeward bound Fansler. Richard Fletcher. Jacqueline Floyd. Myra Ferrell. Roy Flowers, Henry Folds. Barbara Flanders. Cathy Flowers, Paulette Foster. Clcnda Frost. Glen Gable. Evelyn Gamer. Patricia Garrett. Michael Gaskins. Cecelia Geiger. Barbara Senior Sponsor. Mrs. Pearce Gibson, Clyde Gilev Susan Gilley, Betty Gibson. Walter (fill. Joseph Gray. Jimmie Kirsti Paatero, our exchange student, is from Kuopio. Finland Green, Linda Hall, Randall Gunter. Jerry Hammond. Kay Guthery. Gloria Harley, Howard Hakeem. Ruth Hart. Kdward Seniors Harrison, Cecilia Hridel, Kenned) Howard. Marilyn Hartbarger. Sandra Helmuth. Nancy Howarth, Jack llass, Mark Hines. Stephen Huckaha, Donnie Ha elton. Debra Holmes. Gayle Hudson, Barbara Seniors take College Boards Hunt. Cynthia Hunter. Judith Hutto. Virginia James. lx?e Tommy Voigt in the process of disproving the Theory of Relativity. Jarrell. Marcus Jenkins. Zenda Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Mary Johnson, Sharon Kautz, Linda Kelley, Susie Kieser. Robert Kiggins. Keitha King. Kllen King. Karen King, Sheila Kirkland. Larry Kragh. Daniel Seniors Seniors for lunch hunch Lane, Brent Lang, Debra Lightsey, Brenda Lane, George I atvala. John Locklear. Marilyn Lowrev, Sharon McCoy. Charles Luna. Linda McDonald. Wayne Mathews, Linda Meeks. Jimmy McCall. Michael McConnell, John Mensing. Terry Moonevham, Dennis Moore. Michele Nance, Rudolph Now, Janet Overstreet, Lena Paatero. Kirsti Morris, Cynthia Morris, Hubert Moses. Linda Nemeth. Dan Nettles. Patricia Nettles, William Motes, Janice Nichols. Marie Node, Lana Owens. Jack Palmer. Lois Don Clark, a happy Senior Seniors Seniors enjoy Halloween a-go-go. Paul, Ruth Perdue, Ronald Polk. Gordon Peacock. Margaret Pittman. Keith Poole. Wayne Peck. Marjorie Plavchak. Charles Prevatte. Terry Michelle Moore is Stacked—in the trash c Pridgen. Klizabeth Ready. Ronald Robinson, Shirley Royal, luimar Satterfield. Walter Purvis, Dclmrah Richter. Donald Robinson. William Sanchez, Jacqueline Seay. Johnny Raines. Klvo) Robbins. N'anex Rogers. (Barfield San Pedro. Jorge Shelby, Donald Randolph. James Robinson. Jacquelyn Rouse. Nancy Satterfield. Patrick Simons. Sallye 159 Smith, Ernest Stenger. Gary Snell. Wayne Stevens. Winslow Soeder, Jan Summers. Howard Sparrow. James Sutton. Yvonne Stenger. Harry Tidwell, Brenda 160 Tyre. Hilton Walker. Jimmy Voigt, Catherine Walker, Larry Voigt. Thomas W'aldron, Cary W alker. Glynda Walker, Nancy W'alker, Roger Ward. Sandra Watts. Veda Werner. Robert Wheeler. Shirley W hitaker. Velma Seniors not pictured Manuel Douglas Matthew Jones Mickey Royal. Gary Waldron, and Pam Skipper are loyal Yellow Jacket sup- porters. Seniors Wiggins. Diane Williams. Barbara Williams. Clara Williams. Gary Williams. Iston Wilson. Donald Woodard. Sharon Wright. Norma Ycarwood, Lisa Young. Franklin Young. Linda Young. Syble Senior Advisory Council Bovs’ and Girls’ State j Greg and Sharon Crum are the first set of twins from Bartow High ever to represent our school at Tallahassee at Boys’ and Girls' State Walter Gibson, Representative to Boys State in Talla- hassee. Senior Hall of Fame Judith Bowden Kathleen Coury Lee James Linda Young William Boyles William Robinson Winslow Stevens Donald Wilson 163 165 SENIOR DIRECTORY ACORN. MARY CAROL- 175 Valencia ADAMS. PAMALA LEE- 780 W Davidson—ECHO Staff 2 Fachangettes 1.2. 3; Secrrtary 2. Harvey Jones 3. Honor Society 2.3 ADDISON. DAVY LUCIUS— Bo 47F. Highland City—Junior Classical League 1.2.3. Harvey Jones Club 3 ADKISON. MARY FRANCES— 710 Alice PI —Student Council 3. Band 1.2.3. Future Homemakers 2.3. Future Teachers 3; Para-Medical Club 2; Thespians 3. ALLEN. BETTY JEAN- 1905 Hwy 17. S— Lionet te 1.2.3; Secretary 3. Chaplain 2. Future Homemaker� 1,2,3. Glee Club 1.2.3. Honor Society 3. Harvey Jones Club 3. ANDFRSON. MARY LEIGH— 11(6 McAdoo Ave —Student Council 3. Exchang- rttei 3; Band 1.2.3. Treasurer I. Future Teacher� 1.2.3. Vice-President 3. Spanish Club 1.2. Harvey Jone� Club3 BAKER. MICHAEL RICHARD- 1325 S Floral BA I M. LINDA KAY- 1255 F Orange Blossom— Exchangcttcs 1.2.3. Treasurer 2. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Thespians 2.3. N at icoa I Thespian Member. Junior Class Play 2 BENNETT. LEROY BERT- 907 Lakevlew Dr—Football 1.3. Ba� eball 3; F F.A I. BENNETT. HI SSELL CRMGE— 6 5 Rub Ave —Football 3; Track 3 BESHARA. LANCE HUNTER— 845 W Pearl M — Honor Society 2.3. Spanish Club 1.2. The� pian� 3; Swimming 3; Cn« Coun- try 3 BOCCALERI, DONALD WAYNE- 1120 McAdoo Ave—Interact 2.3. Football I. Track I Boswell Daphne w ilson— 1130 S Broadway—Student Council 2.3. Anchor Club 1.3; French Club 2.3. Secretary 3; Math Club 1,2.3; Honor Society 2.3; Para-Medical Club 1.2. S Club 1.3. Spanish Club I, Thevpianv 2,3; Harvey Jone� Club3. Science Club 2. Tenni� 1,2.3 BOTTOMS. MARSHA JEAN— Rt I. Box86H — FH A 2. Para Med Club2 BOULLY. IRA LEROY — Rl I. Bm«U. Ukeland—DCT3 BOY D. ROGER DALE- 2280 Cherokee Ave. BOYLES. WILLIAM ARCHER- 515 E Lemon—Student Council 1.3; Trea urer 3. Interclub Council 3. Key Club 1.2,3, Secretary 3. Junior Cla� � ical league 1.2.3. Honor Society 2.3, S Club 1.3; Thespians 2.3. Science Club 2. Harvey June� Club 3. Football 1.2.3. Swimming 2.3. Track I; National Merit Competition 2. Outitanding American Teenager 3 BROOKS. JOSEPH. JR — 745 Waldon Ave.—Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2.3. Track 1.2.3 BROWN. BILLY BROOKS. JR - 1625 Davit St —Key Club 1.2.3. Treaturer 3. Junior Classical league 1.2.3. Math Club 2.3. Honor So- ciet� 2.3; S Club 3. Ilarvev Jonet Club 3. Junior Claw Play 2. Track 1.2.3 BROW N. SHARON DIANNE— Bog 236, Highland City BROWN, STEPHEN CHARLES- 1075 Rita Ct —Interact 2.3. Treasurer 3. Science Club 2 Basketball 1.2.3. SClub3 BROW N. ZANESE— 2210 W Helen Cr —Student Council 3; Anchor Club 1.2.3. Band 1.2.3. Head Librarian 2. Librarian 3. Future Homemaker� 1,2.3, Future Teacher� 1.2. 3. Historian 2,3, Junior Classical League 1.2.3. Secretary 2. Math Club 2.3. Vice-President of Prob- lem� 3. Honor Society 2.3. Para-Medical Club 1,2,3. Thespians 2.3. Science Club 2 BRI CK DENNIS MARVIN— Rl I, Box 132—Student Council 2.3. Interclub Council 3; Interact 1.2,3, Director 1.2. Junior Clas sical league 1,2.3. Math Club 2.3; Honor Societ� 2 3; President 3; S Club 3; Harvey Jones Club 3. Football 1.2.3; Baseball 1,2.3. Track 2.3. Crott Country 3. Outstanding American Teenager 3 BRYAN. MILTON WARREN— Rl 2. Box 206H—Student Council I; Interclub Council 3. Interact 1,2.3; Band 1.2.3, Fret 3; Fu- ture Farmers 1.2,3; Math Club 3. Honor Society 2, 3. S Club 3; Track 2.3; Cross Country 3 BL'NN. ROBERT MICHAEL- 1175 llermosa—Student Council 2.3. Key Club 1,2.3; Spanish Club 1,2.3. Echo Staff 3. Spanish Nil Honor Society 1.2.3. Nat’l Honor Soc 3 BU KDESH AW DONNA JEAN- 180 Valencia Bl RDESHAW. JOHN THOMAS— 160 Valencia—Band 1.2.3 BURNS. DORIS KAY- SOON Jackson Ave—Glee Club 3 CABANAS. GABRIEL RICHARD- 510 Park Lane CARROLL SANDRA LEE— Rt I. Box 416-Glee Club 1.2.3 CASTLEBERRY. CHARLES ROBERT- 810 S Orange—Football I CASWALL NANCY SUE— 1205 S Sunset—Exchangrttrs 2.3; Secretary 3. Band Maiorrttc 1.2,3. Junior Clasxical League 1.2,3; Para-Medical Club 2. S Club 2.3. Harvey Jones Club 3; Junior-Senior Server |; Swimming 2.3; Honor Soc 3. Calendar Girl 3. FFA Sweet heart 3 CHANCEY. GARRY MARSHALL— 385 Ethelcne CHAPMAN. HOMERCHARl.ES- ll 15 S Broadway—Track I CHI MNEY JI DY ANN- 615 Formosa—Anchor Club 1,2,3. Future Teachers 1.2,3; Junior Classical league 1.2.3. Corresponding Secretary 3. Math Club 2.3; ice-President 3. Hon- or Society 2.3. Para-Medical Club 3. Thespians 2.3. Science Club 2. Junior Class Play 2 CHl'RCHWELL KENNETH MICHAEL— 1705 Emerson—Band 1.2.3. Captain 2. Glee Club 1.2 CLARK DONALD ROBERT- 40 Village Cr—Interact 1.2.3. French Club 2.3. Junior Classical league 1.2.3. Math Club 1.2.3. Honor Society 2.3. Science Club 1.2; Harsev Jones Club 3. Track 1,3 COLE. JAMES W ARREN- 2295 E Helen—Student Council 2.3. Interclub Council 2.3. Interact 1.2,3; President 3. Junior Clas- sical League 1.2.3. Math Club2.3. Honor Society 2.3; S Club 1.3. Yellow Jacket Staff 2.3. Managing Edi- tor 3. Class Treasurer 3. Science Club Treasurer 2; Haney Jones Club 3; Publicity Manager 3. Golf 1.2.3, Senior Advisory Board 3 COOK. BENJAMIN BERNARD— 1150 Polk St — Future Farmer 2. Baseball 3 COOPER. MICHELLE DFENE— 1640 Wallace—Spanish Club 1 COOPER THERESA LYNN- 460 S Central—Band 1.2.3; Lionette� I COTHERN. RON ALD LEE— 1115 S. W'oodlawn—Yellow Jacket Staff 2.3. Harvey Jones Club 3; Baseball 2.3, Basketball 2 COt EY GARY LEE- 1103 W Clinton—DCT 1,3; Future Farmers 1.2,3; Student Council 3. COURSON.QUINTOS EDW ARD- 1965 E Church—French Club 3 COURT. KATHLEEN ANN- 1675 llermosa—Student Council 3. Exchangrttrs I. 2.3. Treasurer 3. Junior Classical league 1.2.3; Math Club 2.3. Honor Society 2.3. Treasurer 3. Para-Medical Club 1; S Club 1.3; Secretary 3. Thespians 3; Science Club 2. Junior Clan Play 2. Tenni� I. Swimming 2.3 Mi� � Echo Court 3 CRUM. GREGORY RICHARD- 965 Bosque—Student Council 1,3, Interact 1,2,3; Secretory 3. Junior Classical league 1,2.3; Treas- urer 3; Math Club 2. S Club 1.2.3 Thespians 1.2,3. Yellow Jacket Staff 2.3; Sports Editor. Harvey Jones Club 3. Secretary 3; Bos s State 2. Junior-Senior Server 1. Class Treasurer 2; Junior Class Play 2. Tennis 2,3; Basketball 1,5; Cross Country 3. CRUM.SHARON ELIZABETH- 965 Bosque—Student Council 2. Lionette� 1.2.3. Junior Advisor 2; Vice-President 3. Future Teach- ers 2. French Club 2.3; Glee Club I; Cheerleader 1.2.3; Para-Medical Club 1.2. S Club 1.3; Thespians 2 3, Ilarvev Jones Club 3: Calendar Girl 2.3; Girl's State 2 Tennis 1,2.1, Outstanding American Teen ager DAVIS, TONY MAC- TOS W Vine—Future Farmers 1,3; French Club I DEESE. ALBERT ANDERSON. Ill— 470 W Glower—Student Council 3; Interact 1,2,3. Future Farmers 1,2.3, Secretary 3. F'rench Club 2.3; SCJub 1,3, Harves Jones Club 3; Basketball 1.2.3. DOUBERLY, KENNETH RUSSELL— Rl 2. Box 41 D DOUGLAS. JAMES MANl EL- 465 1 2 W. Hooker—Glee Club 3. Freneh Club 2. 3; Junior Classical League 1.2,3. S Club 3. Harvey Jones Club 3; Tenni� 2,3 DRAl (.HON. ANITA DIANNE— B u 525— French Club 2 DRAWDY. KAREN ELAINE— Box 4ICA. Highland City. DUFFEY. DONNA JEAN— Rt I, But 397— Rand 1,2. Future Homemakers 1,2. 3. Treasurer 3, Para-Medical Club 1 DUNCAN. JAN IF CHERYL- 1375 N Mill—Anchor Club I. Exchangettes 3. F'u- turr Homemakers 12. French Club 2 Glee Club 1,19: Junior Claxsical League 1,2, Thexpians 1,2.3; Harves Jones Glob 3 Ec ho Staff 2.3; Annual Stall EADY. BILLY- 570 Gordon Avr —Football 1.2.3: Ttrack 1,2,3 ENGLISH,STEVEN DENIS— Rl 1. Box 113—Interact 1,2,3. Band 1,2,3. French Club 2; Math Chib 2.3. S Club 3; Thespians 2; Harvey Jones Club 3. Swimming 2.3. Cross Country 3 EXAHHOS. GERALDINE— I2A5 Sunset— Student Council I. Interclub Council 1; Anchor Club 1.2,3, Director 3; Band 1.2,3: Quartermaster 2. Treasurer 3; Future Homemakers 1.3. Future Teacher 1,2,3; Vice-President 2. Presi- dent 3. Junior Classical League 1.2: Honor Society 3. Glass Treasurer I. All-State Band 2 FANSLFB. RICHARD LEROY— 760 Marion Pi—Student Council 2,3. Interact 2.3, Director 3; Band 1.2. Glee Club 1.2.3 S Club 1.3. Football 1.2.3. Track 1.2.3 FERRELL ROY MICHAEL- 1540 Bougainvillea—Student Council 2. Interact I A3; French Club 2.3: S Club |,3. Thespians 2.3; Harvey Jones Club 3. Photographic Club I. Foot- ball I. Track 1.2 FLAN DERs. CATH V— 905 S Floral—Spanish Club 2 FLETCHER, JACQUELINE EVE- 510 S Oak—Interclub Council 2; Anebor Club 1.2. 3. Director 2. Math Club 2.3. Future Homemakers 1.2.3. President 2. Vice President 3 Future Teach- ers 1,2 3. Secretary 3. Glee C lub 1.3. Spanish Club IA Glee Club Operetta I. National Spanish Honor Society 1.2 FLOWERS. HENRY LEE. JR — Hi 2. Bo 61—Future Farmers 1.3. Basketball 3; Track 3. FLOWERS. MARY PAULETTE— 150 W Park Lone—Rxchangcttes 2.3; Junior Clas- sical league 2 Glee Club I 2.3. Para-Medical Club U Thespians 1.2. Y'cllow Jacket Staff 2.3. Editor 3. Harvey Jones Club 3 FLOYD. MY RA LEE- 985 Ross Ave. FOLDS BARBARA JEAN— Bos 313 Highland City—DCT 3. Future Home- makers I FOSTER. GLENDA SUE- 475 N Mill FROST. CLEN EDW HD— Rt 2. Box !69-CleeClub3 CABLE EVELYN— 1135 Fiarvies —Glee Club 2 GARNER PATRICIA ANN— Bo ( 34. CARRFTT. HAROLD MICHAEL- 1023 E Summerlin—Interact 3. Honor Society 2.3: Spanish Club 1.2.3. Thrsplanx 2,3, Echo Staff 2.3 Editor3. National Spanish Honor Society 1.2.3 166 cask ins. cecklia kay— MO E Church—Anchor Club 1.2.3; Trew. 3; IXIT 3; Secretary 3; Future Homemaker 1.2. Future Teachers 1,2,3; Chaplain 2. Honor Society 2.3; Para-Medical Club 2 G F1IGER. BARBARA IRENE— 1470 W Plumosa—Student Council 3. Interdub Council 3; Flxchangette 1.2,3; President 3; Cheer- leader 1.2.3; Math Club 3; Para-Medical Club I. S Club 1,3; Thespians 2. Science Club 2; Harvey Jones Club 3. Junior Class Play 2; Sw imming 2.3 GIBSON. CLYDE ALLEN- 450 E Hooker—Student Council 1.2.3. Interclub Council 3; hey Club 1.2.3. Junior Classical league 1.2.3; Honor Society 2.3; S Club 1.3. Thespians 2.3; Science Club 2. Harvey Jones Club 3. Junior- Senior Server. Class President 1.2. Junior Class Play 2. Baseball 3; Tennis 1.2.3; Cross Country 3. GIBSON. WALTEROMAH III— 1300 Swearingen—Interdub Council 3. Interact I. 2.3; Junior Classical League 2.3; S Club 3; Spanish Club 2.3; Thespians 2.3; Harvey Jones Club 3; Class Vice-President 1.3. Member Senior Advisory Board; Echo Staff 3. Science Club 2. Basketball 1.2. 3; Coif 1.2,3. S Club President 3; Spanish Club President 3; Boys' State 2; Spanish Nat Honor Society 2.3 GILES.SUSAN GUNTHER— Rt I. Bo 571. Lakeland—Student Council 3. Inter- club 3. Lionctte 1,2,3; Board Memlier 2. President 3; Future Homemakers I. Junior Classical League 1.2.3; Para-Medical Club I. Spanish Club 2.3. Sec- retary 3; Thespians 1.2.3; Science Club 2; Harvey Jones Chib 3 GILL. JOSEPH JOHN— 1150 Ivy laine GILLEY. BETH ELIZABETH— Rt 2. Box 35-N-I2—Library Club3 GRAY. JIMMIE LEON- 1083 King St —S Club 1.3; Spanish Club I. Polk Vo- cational Technical Center Student Council 2. Vice- President 2. Football I; Track 1.2 GREEN. LIN DA CHERYL— Rt. I. Box 2A2A—Future Homemakers 1.2 GUNTER. JERRY ALAN— Ro 505—S Club 3. Football 1.2.3; Science Club 2 GUTHERY. GLORIA JEAN- 835 W Stuart— Flxchangrttrs I; Future Teachers 3. Junior Classical League 1.2,3. Math Club 2.3. Hon- or Society 2.3; Para-Medical Club 2. Thespians 2.3. Science Club 2. Harvey Jones Club 3, Junior Class Play 2 HAKEEM. SOPHIA Rl TH- 580 Woodlawn HALL STEVEN RANDALL- 720 Foromosa—S Club 1.3; Harvey Jones Club 3. Football 1,2.3 HAMMOND. MARILYN KAY — Rt 2. Box 29SD HARLEY. HOWARD DAVID- 685 E Pearl—Interact 1.2.3; Future Farmers 1.2.3; Junior Classical league 3. Math Club 2.3. Honor So- dety 2.3; Thespians 2.3. Harvey Jones Club 3; Secre- tary 3. HARRISON. CECILIA ANN— Rt 2. Bo 101— Lionctlcs |. DCT 3; French Club 2; CleeClub 1; Para-Medical Club 1,2- HART. EDWARD DURANT— Rt I. Box50C. HARTBARGER. SANDRA FAYE— 845 Turner—DCT 2.3; Para-Medical Club I HASS. MARK ALAN— Rt. I. Box '239-1A—Junior Classical league 1.2,3; Harvcv Jones Club 3; Football I. F'uture Farmers I. HAZELTON. DEBRA ANNE- 1995 Kisscngen—Student Council 3; FUchangettes 1.2,3; F'uture Teachers 3; Para-Medical Club 1.2,3; S Club 3; Spanish Club 1.2. Thespians 1.2.3. Sec- retary 3; Harvey Jones Club 3; Tennis I. Swim- ming 2. Calendar Girl 3 HEIDEL. KENNEDY CARL- 1197 De La Palma—Interact 1.2,3; Junior Clas- sical League 1,2; Math Club 1.2.3; Thespians 2; Harvey Jones Club 3 HELMUT!!. NANCY DELAINFl- 515 Park Lane—Glee Club 3; Future Homemakers 2 HINES. STEPHEN CARL— Box 205. Highland City HOLM FIS. GAYLE 1)1 AN FI— 1650 Murgarct—Flxchangettes I. Future Home- makers 1,2; Junior Classical League 1.2.3; Para- Medical Club 2.3; Harvev Jones Club 3 HOWARD. MARILYN ELAINE— Rt 2. Box 35 S 21-French Club 2 HOWARTH, JACK ALAN- 960 Lila St BUCK RA. DONNIE HUCH— Rt I. Box 214—Future F'armen 1.2.3 HUDSON. BARBARA ANN— 1145 S McAdoo—Glee Club 2 HUNT.CYNTHIA ANNE- 355 S Broadway—Student Council 1.3. Interdub Ounci! 3, Flxchangettes 1.2.3 Future Home- makers I. Glee Club3; Junior Classical League 1.2; Para-Medical Club 2,3; President 3; Thespians 2; Harvey Jones Club 3. Junior-Senior Server HUNTER. JUDITH ANN FI— 870 Lila St.—Student Council I. Anchor Club 1.2.3; Director 2. Cheerleader 1.2.3. Glee Club I. Junior Classical League 1.2.3. Math Club 3; Secretary 3; Honor Society 2.3. Secretary 3, S Club 3; Harvey Jones Club 3. Class Secretary 2. Member Advisory Board 3. Junior-Senior Server. Calendar tori 2. Tennis 1.2.3; Interact Sweetheart. Miss Flcho Court 3 HUTTO. VIRGINIA KATHRYN— llwv 17 FI Cay— Glee Club 2.3; Spanish Club 1.2.3 JAMES. MARTHA LF1F1— Bo 785—Anchor Club 1.2.3; Secretary 3, Cheer- leader 1.2,3, F'uture Teachers I; Glee? Club I. Junior Classical League 1.2.3; Math Club 2.3. Honor So- ciety 2.3. Para-Medical Club 1.2; S Club 3. Science Club 2: Thespians 3. Harvey Jones Club 3; Class Secretary 1.3 Key Club Sweetheart 3; Tennis 2. Calendar Girl 3; Miss Echo Court 3. JARKELL MARCUS- 175 Valencia Dr JENKINS. ZEN DA FAYE— Box 146. Alturas—Anchor Club 3; F'uture Home- makers 3. Future Teachers 3; Junior Classical League 1.2 JOHNSON. KATHEHINK ANN— Hi I. Box 40—French Club I JOHNSON. MARY ANN- 855 Ross Ave —French Club3; Glee Club I. JOHNSON. SH ARON HELFIN— Rt I. Box 553—Calendar GirL JONES. MATTHEW. JR — 1490 Bry ant KAUTZ,LINDA JOAN- 1180 S. IJghtsev—Para-Medical Club 1.2.3; Span- ish Club 2.3. Sw imming 2 KELLFT. SUSIE BEF1— Box 175—Junior Classical League 3 KIF1SFR, ROBERT WILLIAM. II— Box 1374-Band 1.2.3 Harvey Jones Club! K ICG INS. KEITH A ANN— Box 135. Homeland—Glee Club 1.2 KING. ELLEN LOU— Rt I. Box 630. Lakeland-Anchor Club 1.2.3. DCT 3. Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 1,2 KING. KARPIN APRIL— Box 157. Alturas KING. SHEILA MARIP1— Box 6. Alturas—DCT3. KIRKLAND. I.ARRY KARLE— Box 457 KRAGII. DANIEL ROBERT- 705 Pinecrest—Interdub 3. Key Club 1.2.3; Junior Classical league 1.2.3. Math Club 1.2.3: President 3; Honor Society 2.3. S Club 3. Y'ellow Jacket Staff 2.3; Harvev JonesClub3. Basketball 1,2,3 LAN FI. BRENT MOSELEY- 1315 S Orange—Student Council 1,2.3. Key Club 1,2,3, Junior Classical League 1.2.3; Muth Club 2,3; Honor Society 2.3: S Club 1.3; Treasurer 3; Science Club 2; Thespians 2.3; Harvey Jones Club 3. F’oot- ball 1.2.3. Golf 2 LANE. GEORGE EDWARD- 1855 Flmerson 167 LANG l)F BRA LFIONORF— 920 PI Georgia—student Council 2.3; 1.lunette 2.3: F'uture Homemaker L2.3. Parliamentarian 2. Future Teachers 3. Parliamentarian 3; Glee Club 1. Para-Medical Club 1.2.3. Vice-President 3; S Club 3 Thespiam 1.2,3; Ye Dm Jacket Staff 3; Fxdtange Flditor 1, Harvey Junes Club 3; Echo Staff 1, Junior Class Play 2: Swimming 2 LATVALA. WOODROW JOHN. JR — 72-5 Manor Dr—Student Council 3; Vic� --Pres idem 3; Intrrchih Council 3; President 3; Interact I. 2.3: lunlor Classical league 1,2 1. Math Club 2,3; Honor Society 2.3. Harvey June Club 3. JCL Di� - Irict President 3 LIGHTSEY. BRF1NDA GAIL— Rt I Box 47—DCT 3. Future llomeamkrr 2. Glee Cluh2. Para-Medical Club 2 LOCKLEAR. MARILYN— Rt 2. Box 130- CleeClub 1.2 LOWRPIY. SHARON JEAN— Box 312. High laud City—Student Council 3. Lion- ettes2,3. Parliamentarian 3. (.Ice Club 3 LUNA. LINDA SUE— Rt I. Bo 25M—Band 12 MATH FANS. LINDA SUE— Rt I. Box688. Lakdand. McCALl. MICHAEL DAVID— Rt 1. Bo� 620. Lakdand—Interact 1.2.3, Glee Club 3; Junior CLassiral League 1,2.3, Math Club 2.3. Honor Society 2.3: S Club 2.3. Science Club 2. Track 2 I. University id Florida Alumni Award. Harvey Jones Club3 MeCONNFll.l_ JOHN CREIGHTON— 2175 Kusengcn—Ram) IAS; French Club 2 McCOV.CHARLES RICHEY. JH 950 Soled ad— Inter club Council 3. Junior Classical League 1.3 Math Ciuh 3; Harvey Jones Club 3; Prwident 3 McDonald, Robert way nk— Box 14-36 MEEKS. JIMMY Fl.BF.RT— Rt. I. Box 21A—Iclerclub Council 2; Interact 2. Future Farmers 1.2.3. Vice-Presidi-nt 3. Treasurer 2. S Club 1.3. Yellow Jacket Staff 3. Harvey Jones Club 3: Fiwitball 1,2. King Summerlin 3- MF.NS1NG. TF.RRY RICHARD— Box 391. Highland City-Bawl I A3 MOONEY(I AM. DF1NNIS WINSTON— Box 465— Student Council 1.2. Interact 1.2.3. Sec- retary 2. Chaplain 3. Glee Club 1. s Club 3: Spanish Cloh 1.2.3. Vice-President J. Scn-nse Club 2 Harvey Junes CluhS Ravel a 11 2. Bjskrtball 1.2. MOORE. MICII FILE JEANFITI E— 965 Lakevieu —Student Council 1.2. Exx-hangette 1,2,3. Treasurer I; Advisor 3; Glee Glub 1,2.3. Junior Classical league 1.2.3. Para-Medical S� � c� ety 1.2.3; Thrsp«4n 1.2.3; ScirnxT Club 2. Harvev June Chib 3 MORRIS. CYNTHIA DI.ANNF1— Box 852—Student Council 2.3. Anchor Chib 1,2,3. Bond 1.2,3. Treasurer 2. Secretary 3. Futurr Teach- er 1,3. Chaplain 3. Junior Classical League 1.2- MORRIS. HI BERT LF1E— Box 852 MOSES. LIND- CAROl.— Rt I. Bo 3.A—Glee Club 2.3. Para-Medical Club 1A3 MOT FIS. JAN IGF. SUE- 915 Lutk PI — Student Council 2.3. F.xchangette 1A •3. Vice-President 3; F'utnre Teachers 2.3. Treasurer 3; Para-Medical Club 2.3. Spanish Club I: Harvey Jone� Club 3; Calendar Girl 3 NANCE RUDOLPH NATHANIEL— Hi I. Bos 56—S Club 3. Football 3: Track 1.2.3 Cross Country 3. NP MF.TH 1MN ARNOLD 7WW Davidson NETTLES. PATRICIA ANN- 535 Ee y St.—TJIeeClub3. NETTLES, WILLIAM CLY DF — 1190 Mc.Adoo NICHOLS. ROSEMARIE— Rt I. Bo 33—Glee Club 3. Spanish Club I NOOE. JANET LYNN- 215 S Oak—l.ionette 3: DCT 3; Para Medical Club 2 SENIOR DIRECTORS NOOK. LANA SUE— 275 W Glower—IX.T 3. Treasurer 3. Future Homemakers 1. Glee Club 2. OVERSTREET. LENA ANNE— 825 Ruby Si OWENS. JACK ELTON— Box 582. Highland City—Interact 2.3; Band 2.3. Publicity Ofliccr 3; Junior Classical league 3. Math Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2.3; Thespians 2,3; Harvey Jones Club 3. PAATERO. KIRSTI MARJATTA— ■450 E Hooker—Anchor Club 3; Foreign Exchange Student. Tennis 3. Erench Cluti 3; Student Coun- cil 3 PALMER. LOIS JEAN- 710 N Pleasant—Glee Club 1,2,3. PAUL, RUTH ANN- 1850 Margaret—DCT 3. Future Homemakers 1.2.3; Degrees Chairman 3. Junior Classical league 1.2; Honor Society 2.3. PEACOCK. MARGARET SUSAN- 370 Ft hr lene St —Student Council 2; Glee Club 2. 3. Para-Medical Club 2. Harvey Jones Club 3. PECK. MARJORIE ANN— Box 675. Homeland—Junior Classical league 2 PERDUE RONALD THEODORE— Box 63. Alturas—Glee Club 3. PITTMAN. MARTIN KEITH- 380 S Oak-French Club 2.3. Glee dob 2.3. li- brarian 2. Thespians 2,3 PLAVCIIAK.CHARLES RICHARD- 710 Forest Dr—Future E'armers 1.2.3 POLE BILLY CORDON. JR — 830 AA Vine St —Student Council 3. Key Club 3; Vice-President 3; Glee Club 3; Thespians 2.3; Vice- President 3; Harvey Jones Club 3 Science Club 2. Football (.Track I. Tennis 3 POOLE WAYNE— Box 154. Highland City—Future E'armers 1.2.3 PRIDGEN. ELIZABETH— 907 Morns. E. Mulberry—Student Council 3; Fxchangettes 2; Uonettes 3; Glee Club 3; Para- Medical Club I. Spanish Club I. Junior Clsss Mas 2; Echo Staff3. PREVATTE CHARLES TERRELL— 650 W Pearl St —Harvey JonesClub3 PURVIS. DEBORAH ANNE— 10th St and Central. Lakeland— Future Home- makers I; Glee Club 1.2.3 RAINES. ELVOY. JR — 735 Forest Dr —Student Council 1.2.3. Interclub 3; Treasurer 3. Key Club 1.2.3; President 3. Glee Club 3. Treasurer 3; Honor Society 2.3; Spanish Club 1.2.3; Sergrant-at-Arms 3; Harsev Jones Club 3; Class Vice-President 2. Science Club 2; Junior Class Play 2 RANDOLPH. JAMES EDWARD— Box 146. Highland CHy—Spanish Club 2 READY. RONALD ALAN— Rt I. Box52A RICHTER. DONALD EDWARD— 405 N W 9thSt . Mulberry ROBBINS. NANCY JAN ELL— Glee Club 1.2.3 ROBINSON. JACQUELYN FAY- 610 E. Mam St — Lionettes 3. Future Homemakers 1.2.3; F'uture Teachers 2.3. Parliamentarian 2; Glee Club 2.3. Harvey Junes Club 3. ROBINSON. SHIRLEY ANN— Rl I. B � x 485. Lakeland-DCT 3. Calendar Girl 3 ROBINSON. WILLIAM ROBERT— Rt 1. Box 688. lakeland—Studrnt Council 1.2.3; President 3; Iriterciub 3. Key Club 1.2.3. Director 3; Junior Classical League 1.2.3; Math Club 2,3; Honor Society 2.3; S Club 1.3. Thespians 2. Sci- ence Club 2; Pep Club 2; Ilarves Jones Club 3; Junior-Senior Server I; Baseball 1,2.3; Basketball 1.2.3. Cross Country 3. ROGERS. GARFIELD DeVOE III— 405 7th Ave— DCT 3 ROUSE MARY NANCY- 1415 E Conanl—Student Coiinril 1.2.3. Interclub Council 3; Anchor Club 1.2.3, Hand 1.2.3, Major- ette 2; French Club 2. Pres 3; llarvev Jones Club 3; All-State Hand 1.2. Calendar Ctrl 3 ROYAL ELBERT LAMAR. JR — 190 Cecile Ct —Student Council 3. Interact 1.2.3. Junior Classical League 1,2,3. Math Club 2.3; S Club 1.3. Thrspians 1.2.3. tellow Jacket Staff 2.3. Ilarves Jones Club 3; Vice-President 3. Basketball 1.2.3; Cross Country 3 SA NCH KZ. J ACQUELIN E Y ON N Fa- 1075 E Mam—Glee Club 3; Thespians 3; Harvey Jones Club 3. Tumbling Tram 3. Calendar Ctrl 3 SAN PEDRO. JORGE P._ 556 S Carpenter— Interact3; Math Club 2.3 SATTERFIELD. PATRICK ALLEN- 450 Shads Lane SATTE RF IELD. WALTER OWEN — 785 Sunset l r —Future Farmers I SEAY. JOHNNY DeW AYNE— Rt 2. Box 31. SHELBY. DONALD BERNARD— 1620 S Gordon—Thespians 2.3; Junior Classical l eague 3 Harvey Jones Club3; Track I SIMMONS. SUSAN DIANE— 1285 Hibiscus—Studrnt Cosincil 3; Interclub Coun- cil 3: Anchor Club 1.2.3. President 3; French Club 2.3; President 2. Glee Club 1.2.3. Para Medical Club 1.2.3; Points Chairman 2. Treasurer 3; Thespians 1. Harvey Jones (1iih3 SIMONS. SALLY FANN- II 15 Lightscv—Anchor Club 1.2. E'uture llnmr- makers 3; Future Teachers 1,3; Glee Club 3. Para Medical Club 3. Spanish Club I 2 SKIPPER. PAMELA JF:aN— Sunset Apt 20—Para-Medical Club 2. Erench Club 2. Clce Club 2.3. Honor Society 2.3. Thes- pians 2.3. Yellow Jacket Stall 2.3. Feature FjJitor 3. Science Club 2; Class Plas 2 SMITH. ALTA GAIL— Box 35. Homeland—Student Council 2. Lionettes 2. 3; Glee Club 1.2.3 SMITH. ERNEST AA.AYNF — Box 251. Highland City — Future Farmers 1.2.3 SMITH. LELAND CURTIS— Box 35. Alturas—Interclub 3; Key Cluh 3; Glee Club 1.2.3; President 3; Junior Classical League 1.2. 3; Vice-President 3; Thespians 1,2.3. SNELL. SA AYNE KKF1SE— Box 103—Band I. French Chib 3. Ilarves Jones Club 3 SOEDER. JAN ELLEN— 860 McLeod—Glee Club 2,3. Para Medical Club 3. S Club3; Swimming 2.3 SPARROW. JAMES MICHAEL- 1205 Swearingen—Band 1.2.3; Quartermaster 3. S Club 1. Spanish Club 2.3. Ilarves Jones Club 3. F lorida All-Star Marching Band 2.3 STEMCER. CARY STEPHEN — Kt 2. Box 178— Student (Council 2; Future Farmers I. Harvey Jones Club3 STKNCKR MAX HARRY. JR — � 75 Bosque—Harvey Jones Club 3. STEVENS. WINSLOW BL RDELL. IV— 305 S Broadway—Student Council 1.3. Interclub Council 3, Key Club 1,2.3. Junior Classical la-ague 1.2,3; Math Club 2,3; Honor Society 2.3. S Club 3. Thespians 2.3. Claxx President 3; Football 1.2. Sw imnimg 2.3 SUMMERS. RALEIGH HOWARD— Rt 2. Box .15— Student Council 3; Interact 2.3; filer Club 1.2.3. Librarian 2; Choir Council 3. Harvey Jones Club 3 SUTTON. GWENDOLYN YVONNE— 470 S Floral—Student Council 3; Lionettes 3; Glee Club 2.3; Harvey Jones Club 3; Basketball I; Homecoming Queen 3. Miss F'cho 3: Calendar Girl3 TIDWELL. BRENDA JOY — Rt 2. Box 33B—Glee Club 3; Thespians 2 TYRE EMORY HILTON— Box 51. Highland City-Band 1.2.3. Drum Major 2. Math Club 3; Harvey Jones Cluh 3; Football 3 VOIGT. GATH ERIN F.JF:AN - Box5. Alturas Future llomrmakrn 2,3; Thespian 3 VOIGT. JOHN THOM AN— lit 2, Box 2I0X—Student Council I Key Club 2.3 Glee Club 1,2.3; Junior Classical League 1.2.3. Thespians 1.2,3. Science Chib 2. Har� r Joan Club 3. Basketball I W ALDRON. GARY LEE- 620 A ale a PI -Student Council 1A Key Club 2.3. Junior Classical league 1.2.3; Sf.lub 1.3. Thespians 2,3. Yellow Jacket Staff 2.3. Science Club S; Camera Club I. Pep f.lnb 2. llarvev Juoes Club 3. Tennis WALKER. GLYNDA JAYNE- 1710 Dasi St —Fuhangritc' I. French Club 2. (.Ice Club 3. Camera Club I WALKER. JIMMY AA ATSON— Kt I. Box I US AVALKFR. MR BY RICHARD— 655 Manor Dr — Hand 1.2.3 AVALKFR. NANCY LEE- 415 Plumosa— Anchor Club 3; Future Hometuakerv 2.3; Glee Club 2.3. AVALKFR. RALPH ROGER— Bt I. Ho. 87 AVAKD. SANDRA YVONNE— Rt 2. Box 35-N-35—IX.T 3; Librarian 3; fUrc Cluh 2; I jbrary Chib 3, Harvey Jones Club.3 WATTS. VEDA IRENE— 998 Avalon St —Student (Council 3: l.iorirtlrs 3; Future Homemaker� 3: H« sor Society 3 WERNER. ROBERT ALLEN— Rt 2 Box 211 — Futute Farmers 1,2.3; Rrp � rtrr3 WHEELER SHIRLEY JEAN— Box 565. Highland Cits WHITAKER. VELMA JEAN— Kt I, But 253—Future Homemakers 1,2,3 WIGGINS, DIANE JFANETTE- 1130 E Gay St AVILI.IAMS. BARBAR A BHLCR— 815 McLeod—F'ccnth Club 2. Exchangettes 1 ,2,3. Para Mi-dual Club 1,2. Spanish Club 1.2,3. Thes- pians 2, Harvey Jones Club 3 WILLIAMS. CLARA KEE— 1975 Dc La Palma—F.xch anget tes 3. Glee Club 1,3. S Club Thespians I 2.-3 Harvey Jones Club 3. Tennis 2.3. AV ILL IA MS. GARY BRANT- 2285 Cherokee—Honor Society 2.3 WILLIAMS, 1ST ON SELMA— 1275 Virginia WILSON. DONALD HERBERT. JR — 563 S Oak -Student Council 1,3; Inierclub Coun- cil i. Kcv Club I 2.3; Junior Classical League 1,2.3, Math Club 2.3. Honor Society 2,-3. Thespians 2.3, Yellow Jacket Staff l llarvey Jones ('lull 3 WOODARD SH ARON A VONNK— Box 125, Highland City—DCT 3. Corresponding Secretary:� WRIGHT. NORMA JEAN— Kt I. Box 65—Glee Cluh 1.2.3. YEAHAVOOl). LISA LOl 1SE— 1873 Margaret -Student Council 2, Anchor Club 2.3. Future Trachea 3 S Club • . Spanish Chib 2.3. Thespians 3. IVp Club 2; Science Club 2; Harvey Jones Club 3. Echo Staff 3 Swimming 2.3; Jr. Sr Server YOUNG. HENRY FRANKl.IN— • 113 Kkxengen—Kev Chib 2.3. Junior Classical la-agur 1.2, Math Cluh 3; Harvey Jones Cluh 3; S« imming 2. YOl NG. LINDA NELL- Bov 176 Homeland—Student Council 3: Ss-cretary 3. Interchib Council 3, Sacntuiv 3 Exchangettes 2.3. (.Ice Club I 2.3; Honor Society 2.3: Spanish Club 1,2. Harvey Jones Club3. YOUNG, SYBLKJEAN — Ht 2. Box 2U8.A—Harvey Jones Club3. 168 BARTOW r. -r. M A L L PIZZA ZZRRYS SUBS SANDWICHES R ZZA X VG idhtnM „ 6iftstw Kiwen - Klcen LAUNDRY COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING LAWTONS ECKERD DRUGS V i ADVERTISEMENTS Best Wishes to the students of Bartow High School W. H. STUART RANCH Compliments of the GOLDEN GATE MERCHANT ASSOCIATION Where parking is easy and shopping is a pleasure “ From nine to nine, rain or shine” Merchants Whitaker’s Barber Shop Bartow Academy of Cosmetology Peterson’s 1 Hr. Martinizing Liggett—Rexall Drugs Wilson-Pipes, Inc. Colony Shops, Inc. F. W. Woolworth Company Camera Craft Jordon and Son—Jewelers Eagle Army Navy Store Sun Finance Co. Leeds Shoes Publix Super Markets WE PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD—ON PAPER BPC BARTOW PRINTING COMPANY Lucilles 155 E. Main St. Bartow 495 E. MAIN ST.. BARTOW MAIN OFFICE P. O. BOX 119 BARTOW, FLORIDA Zip 33830 BARTOW, FLA. LAKELAND WINTER HAVEN JERRY’S PIZZA KING Bartow Mall The City of Bartow extends to the graduating class 1969 Best Wishes for good luck, happiness and success throughout life. CONGRATULATIONS!! City of Bartow THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. 395 E. MAIN ST. Bartow, Florida Best Wishes to the Class of ’69 R. W. SUMMERS Railroad Contractor Railroad Maintenance and Construction Phone 533-2632 Bartow, Fla. BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1969 WILSON DRUG CO. FRANK F. PHILLIPS PHARMACIST WILSON-PIPES INC. Fine Clothes for Men Young Men Bartow Winter Haven 533-9571 293-6976 WEEJUNS—VAN HEUSAN—JANTZEN— BOSTONIAN Bartow WE CARE SUPER MARKET Our Congratulations to the Class of ’69 upon their successful completion of high school course . . . You and all others in the same group over the nation have gained the basic knowledge which will enable you to progress into higher education . . . and in the future leadership of our country. We join in extending our sincere good wishes to each of you and to hope for you every measure of happiness. The Florida National Bank at Bartow Member—FD1C Congratulations to the class of 1969 The Directors, Officers, and Staff of our Bank join in expressing our sincerest good wishes on the event of your graduation May the coming years bring you the best of Good Health, Happiness, and Prosperity CITRUS CHEMICAL BANKof BARTOW 430 East Main Street Bartow, Florida Phone: 533-3171 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SILVERWARE WATCHES DIAMONDS C 1 ■ ’ V V- .. (£tty 3Jctu lry § tare “ For Gifts That Last Bartow, Florida 533-9111 WHITAKER’S BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 69 James E. Whitaker 810 N. Broadway NELSON S JEWEL BOX Inc. your friendly jeweler 135 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE PHARMACY, INC. 490 EAST SUMMERLIN Phone 533-4102 BARTOW, FLA. Breton s Restaurant 493 E. Main Hosmer Buick-Pontiac, Inc. Telephone 533-3151 610 East Summerlin Bartow, Florida 33830 MURPHY CHEVROLET BARTOW LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Phone 533-1051 875 E. Gay St. Your Professional Laundry—Firsl in Personal Service Best Wishes Class of '69 FULTON-BYRD Insurance Consultants New York Life Insurance Co. 550 East Davidson Bartow, Florida 533-2061 H. M. (BOB) FULTON J. C. (JIM) BYRD Bartow Electronics Inc. 533 E. Main Street BARTOW GOLF CLUB Idlew ood Avenue Bartow Florida C. Wilson Construction Company Highway 17 South Bartow, Florida Compliments of Gene Gordon Gene’s Upholstery More People Ride on Goodyear Than Phone 533-5818 Any Other Kind 1440 E. Davidson Bartow, Fla. ASHE PHOTO SERVICE Grove Park Shopping Center Lakeland, Florida 688-5569 Your official yearbook photographer TOWNSEND LUMBER CO. BARTOW FLORIDA Enjoy yourself... refresh with Coke Coke” is a registered trade-mark Bottled Under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company Appliances Floor Coverings Furniture Hardware Building Supplies Televisions Everything for the Home Two locations to serve you Downtown In the Dip on Main Street Suits by: Sport Coats by: L. Greif Stanley Blacker Palm Beach MYRICK’S Hang Ten Sw im Wear; Shirts: Gant, Creighton, Arrow'; Sweaters: Lord Jeff, Gold Cup, Fox