Branford High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Branford, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1948 volume:

s Ubh Co ents - rckl 1RF.Q JUMESL. (f3h n (ytcl y -CCfA {ycJiooS Crw tf V-eSi ( -t seJ; ci ed i£f -£Aso L clSls v ALMA MATER Hail Branford High School Hats off to you Ever we ll find you Loyal and true Rah! Rah! Rah! Firm and anointed Ever we’ll be Hail to the school we love Here's a toast to you. L, SUWANNEE COUNTY'S TRUSTEES Left to Right: Front Row: Loran Terry, Louie Tedder. Back Row: Oliver W. McCall, the County Trustees, and Mills M. Lord, County Supervisor. When the new Florida School Laws became effective this year, three trustees were elected to serve all the schools of the entire county. To the Students of Branford School: On behalf of our faculty, I wish to express sincere thanks for your cooperation in carrying out the various activities of our school. We believe that you have made much progress in the right direction. In addition to you rregular school work, you have advanced splendidly in citizenship, character, health, and the valuable art of getting along with others. For the future we wish you success and happiness, and we feel confident that you will contribute your share toward the building of a more tolerant, peaceful, and better world. Sincerely, T. A. Delegal Supervising Principal FACULTY Mrs. Lula Mae Allen B. S. and Post Graduate Florida State University Home Economics ( H. Wilson Suggs B. S. A. University of Florida Agriculture � .« jr j a _ h • £ FACULTY Miss Virginia Green, A. B. Florida State University English and Physical Education Miss Lucille Dixon, B. S. E. Florida Southern Social Studies, Math and Science Mrs. Edna Turner, A. B. Florida State University English, Spanish, and Science- Mrs. Susie H. Hill, B. A. E. University of Florida Commercial Subjects Mrs. Theo Smith, L. I. University of Florida Librarian, Social Studies Mrs. Ida L. Peterson, B. A. E. University of Florida Social Studies, Math Mrs. Annie F. Rossiter, B. M. Stetson University Band Mr. Lloyd L. Williams University of Florida Science and Math FACULTY JJ Mrs. Leola Dixon, L. I. Southern University First Grade Mrs. W. H. Cornett, L. I. University of Florida First Grade Mrs. Elouise D. Currie, L. Florida State University Second and Third Grade Mrs. Eula Davis L. I. Florida State University Second Grade Mrs. Nellie Duncan, L. I. University of Florida Third Grade Mrs. Marie Williams University of Florida Fourth Grade Mrs. Leona Gunter, B. A. E. University of Florida Fifth Grade Mrs. Ruby Smith, B. A. E. University of Florida Sixth Grade Seniors. Miss Green Teacher CLASS OFFICERS BERNICE BARNETT Pee Wee” Class President 1, Ssudent Council 2, Editor-in-Chief of Spotlight 1, Annual Staff 1, Class Secretary 1, Junior Play, Basketball 4. ALBERT L. ROBERTS Doc” Vice President 1, Class President 1, Busi- ness Manager of Spotlight, Basketball 1. CECIL ODOM Shorty” Honor Court 2, F. F. A. Reporter 1, Class Reporter 1, Spotlight Staff 1. HELEN BELL Buddy” Class Secretary 1, Basketball 2, Spotlight Staff 1. SENIORS VOUNCILE EDWARDS Vaughn Spotlight Staff 1, D. A. R. Award. VIVIAN LEE Vi” Secretary of Student Body 1, Business Manager of Annual 1, Junior Play, Bas- ketball 2, Annual Staff 1, Halloween Queen. MILDRED HUDSON Midge” 4-H Club 2, 4-H Club President 2, 4-H Club May Queen 1, Junior Play, Editor- in-Chief of Annual 1. MYRTLE LEE Myrt” NELLIE MAE JAMERSON Snooks” Class President 2, Basketball 4, Band 1, Spotlight Staff 1. PRANCES O STEEN Fran” Annual Staff 1. LUCILLE LEASE MARY SMITH Smitty” Basketball 2. V SENIORS SHIRLEY ATWELL Bert Band 7, Cheerleader 2, Class Secretary 1, Spotlight Staff 1, Annual Staff 1, Junior Play DOYLE BRADLEY Doc” F.F.A. Secretary 1, Spotlight Staff 1, Junior Play, Basketball 1 INEZ BRANNAN Nez” Basketball 4, Student Council 2 CHARLES SEVERANCE Charlie Boy” President of Student Council 1, Class President 1, Vice President 1, Basketball Manager 2, Spotlight Staff 1, F.F.A. Reporter 1, Junior Play WILLENE DEMPSEY Gert” Cheerleader 1, Honor Court 2, Band 4, Junior Play 1 COLUMBUS GRINSTEAD Bud” Basketball 1, 4-H Club 4 ALICE M. DORSETT Angel” Basketball 3, Band 2, Vice President of Class 2, Spotlight Staff 1, Business Man- ager of Spotlight 1, Annual Staff 2, Junior Play VIRGINIA SIKES Ginny Spotlight Staff 1 SENIOR CLASS WILL We the senior class of 48 being of very unsound mind, after 12 years of confine- ment in the halls of B. H. S., do hereby make the following will and testament: Section 1 Item 1: To the junior class we leave our home room and all facilities therein, (pin up pictures in the cloak room and gum found anywhere). Item 2: To the angels of B. H. S. we leave our loud and boisterous manner and our reputation for being the roughest hoodlums ever to stomp out of Branford School. Item 3: To the junior boys, we, the 5 senior boys, leave our beloved home room teacher, Miss Virginia Green, so that they might have something as entertaining as we did. Item 4: We the senior girls will our red shirts to the basketball girls of 49 in hopes that they will hold the same lucky charm as in 48. Item 5: As usual we leave our front seats in chapel to the junior class and the one broken seat on the 3rd row to Ethel Warren because she is tall enough to sit on the floor and still be seen. Section 2 Now each bum wishes to bequeath to the following individuals a little something so that they will remember us as we really are. I, Shirley Atwell, leave my love for one of the opposite sex to Ethel W. Griffin and my ability to say the right thjng at the wrong time to Glorine Collins. I, Bernice Barnett, leave my Athletic ability to Beatrice Bell and my deep dark secrets to Quintilia Fletcher if she can twist, my arm enough to make me tell them. I, Helen Bell, don't have anything 1 don't want and need, so I'll keep it all. I, Doyle Bradley, leave my curly locks to Loyce Roberts and hope that he want have to spend too much money for bobbie pins. I, Inez Brannan, leave my lovely voice to Imogene Beach. I, Willene Dempsey, will my perfect figure and sleek clothes to Ruby Joe Fletcher. I, Alice Dorsett, leave my love for Gilchrist County to my sister Janet and my ability to giggle to Joan Dempsey. I, Vauncille Edwards, leave my boisterous ways and U.'s in citizenship to Carolyn Howell. I, Mildred Hudson, leave my unruly tongue to Betty Lou Odom in the hopes that it won't get her into as much trouble as it has me. I, Nellie Mae Jamerson, leave my bashful blushes to Judy Cranford. I,' Lucille Lease, leave my big feet to Coys Pearson, and also my ability to see over people at ball games. I, Myrtle Lee, will to the most fortunate person in Senior High School my ability to make high grades in 9th grade math. I, Vivian Lee, leave my lady-like actions, my broken heart and my cracked brain to Altezmese Jonas. I, Cecil Odom, pass my musical ability given me by Kenneth on to Lowell Johnson. I, Albert Roberts, leave my smooching ability to Darrel Wilkerson in hopes that he will hold up my good record. I, Charles Severance, pass my loving disposition for women given to me by Cregg, on to Eugene Cole. I, Virginia Sikes, leave my bottle of peroxide to Mable Mickler and hope she keeps her golden locks as nice as I did. I, Mary Smith, leave my dung-rees to Betty Jean Roberts in hopes that they will do as much for her figure as they have for mine. I, Frances O'Steen, leave my S's in citizenship to H. A. Barnett. JUNIORS Mrs. Peterson T„c„ CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Hill Sponsor Allen Sikes President Ethel W. Griffin Secretary Darrell Wilkerson V. President Margaret Johnson Reporter Bernice Warren Loyce Roberts Jean Roberts Carolyn Howell SOPHOMORES Mrs. Turner Teacher Caldwell Sullivan President Carroll Hall Vice-President Janet Dorsett Judy Carver Secretary Reporter June Goolsby Howell Hollingsworth Eva Mae Gieger J. D. Grinstead June Ford Hansel Ross Jo Ella Humphries James Smith Frances Koon Bobby Bell Dorothy Lee FRESHMEN Mrs. Rossiter Teacher A ; Herbert Dorsett V. President Lexie Barnett Class President FRESHMEN Coys Pearson Mary Carter Arnell Peterson Beatrice Bell Wilbur Peterson Annett Cornett Irvin Philpot • Clifford Cornett Paxton Sullivar Lorene Cornett Leyon Hunt Laura Alice Fletcher Harley Edward Odom Henrietta Land Aletha Jonas Billy Barrs Imogene Blankinship Josephine Sparrow Maxine Fuller Clarice Hatch Madelyn Howard Ivoree Howell Maudeleen Koon Norma Jane McCall Sylvia Swails Faye Sanchez Elouise Padgett Maudeleen Stanley Edna Townsend Lucille Vernon Mrs. P. M. Smith Teacher EIGHTH GRADE Richard Howell President Freddie Brown Jacquelin Fletcher Marjorie Douglas Vice-President Sec. and Treasurer Reporter Joel Henry Marlene Douglas Rosa Lee Hemphill Marvin Hunt Richard Bradley Gearldine Collins Esther Jones Donald Owens Martty Lee Dorothy Thomas Maxine Hillhouse Vera Nelson Wilbur Lee Macie Wilson Jeannette Nettles Bobby Touchton Odessa Sullivan Leslie Williams Harold Aderholt Celeste Stalvey Robert Severance Class-President Shirley Collins Ellen J. Smith Sec. and Treasurer Reporter Morgan Adams John F. Lynch V. President James F. Strickland Miss Lucille Dixon Teacher SEVENTH GRADE Henry Aderholt Charles James Lauree Barnett Louise Bates Mickey Collins Mildred DeHart Payne Daniels Sylvia Canaday Harmon Douglas Lynette Johnson Durwood Fuller Betty Mae Cannon John Ray. Harold Myrtle James Lavern Jamerson Barbars Hope Cornett Billy Lee Frances Riggsby Horace Mathis Jimmy Sandlin Donald Peterson Betty Lee John Philpot Evelyn Wilkerson Billy Ross Shirley Williams Arlie Rogers Edsel Swails M. A. Tidwell Narval Truluck SIXTH GRADE First Row: Marie Kirby, Elvina Thomas, Harriet Dorsett, Helen Vernon, June Edwards, Lillie Mae Clemons, Avonell Slocum, Etts Strickland, Aline Vernon, Betty Joe Grinstead, Alva Joe Mickler, Mrs. Ruby Smith, Teacher. Second Row: Ernest Moulton, A. L. Cribbs, Gene Williams, Oran Parker, Thomas Fletcher, and Albert Delegal Jr.- Third Row: Thelma Peterson, Lottie Herb, Donald Aderholt, James Wallace Odom, Shirley Odom, Annie Lavern Mettles, Don Odom, and Patrick Fletcher. Fourth Row: Minnie Sikes, Barbara Jean Fissell, Edward Bradley, Laura Ruth Jones, Carlton Skinner, Geneviene Warren, Noma Jean Koon, Naomi Wilburn, and William Barrs. Absent: Emaline Hollingsworth, Lucile Hurt, Geraldine Truluck, and Charley J. Clemons. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Jane Eva Collins, Gladys Vernon, Roxie Adams, Carolyn Wilson, Wynelle Smith, Wardene Carpenter, Billie Jean Bailey, Marcia Lee, Nan Williams, Jennie Ayers. Second Row: Kenneth Peterson, Jimmy Collins, Philemon Hunt, Wendell Cole, Robert Barnett, Bobby Owens, Delbert Tidwell, Hershell Cason, Russell Koon, and Sam Stalvey. Third Row: Wendell Collins, Doris Williams, Mrs. Leona Gunter, Hazel Pad- gett, Thomas Philpot, Charles Herb, and Wayne Hall. Absent: Guy Walker, and Lloyd Sapp. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Hiram Douglas, Erxin Sandlin, Bobbie Barrs, Sammie Kent, Fred Fis- sell, Paul Sanchez, Ronald Moulton, Preston Padgett. Second Row: Harriett Rolinson, Mary Ann Walker, Elizabeth Mathis, Virginia Barnett, Martha Drew O.’steen, Faye McCall, Betty Faith Cornett, Lottie Odom, Alice Faye Smith, Rachel Odom, and Eugene Strickland. Third Row: L. D. Stanley, R. V. Williams, Melvin Kirby, Lavaughn Cason, Cur- tis Humphries, and Raymond James. Fourth Row: Nova Dean Swails, Johnnie Murl Barnett, Leona Hall, Maybell Light, Edna Bass, Marie M. Williams, Mary Ellen Stalvy, Hugh Lee, Robert Carpenter, Jimmy Luke, Gerald Peterson, and Richard Lynch. Teacher, Mrs. L. L. Williams. THIRD GRADE First Row: Ruddy Warren, David Like, Byron Griffin, Kenneth Howell, Tommy Barwick, Lester Mason, Carl Sandlin, Virgil Lee, Ronnie Green, and Eldon Jonas. Second Row: Carolyn Terry, Sarah Nell Swails, Bobby Rolison, Muriel Dean San- chez, Charles Vernon, Gerbert Hall, Sallie Hall, Charles Williams, Clara Faye Kelly. Third Row: Gwen Terry, Vivian Parker, Willard Thomas, Kenneth Fuller, Johnny Norris, Martha Watts, Louvenia Roberson. Fourth Row: Virginia Philpot, Louise Gaskins, Marilyn Jones. Ruth Grinstead, Betty Alice Sessions, Mabel Tidwell, Nelda Hudson, Elizabeth Robefson, and Shirley Ann James. Fifth Row: Mrs. Duncan, Charlotte Collins, Rachel Truluck, and Catherine Milton. Absent: James Fletcher, Mary Will Clemons, Wilbur Touchton, Donald Keel. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Wanda Brown, Charles Fletcher, Mary Lou Geiger, David Barrs, Wanda Jane Grinstead, John Perry Cribbs, Dorothy Nell Hall, Larry Bradley, Jane Adams, and Carroll Cason. Second Row: Freddie Mae Bailey, Patricia Aderholt, Betty Jane Aderholt, Loy Ann Cribbs, Harold Collins, Ronald Aderholt, John Henry Cannon, Burma Cannon, Tommy Dorsett, and Dennis Carpenter. Third Row: Roy Whit Aderholt, J. C. Collins, Mrs. Eloise Currie, Teacher; Fred- die Aderholt, and Ferrell Aderholt. Absent: W. L. Bass, Orin Douglas, and R. J. Douglas. SECOND GRADE First Row: Martha Roberts, Betty Joe Strickland, Mary Ann Stephens, Shirley Ann Sikes, Cleland Morgan, Bernice Odom, Betty Joe Padgett, Delois Johnson, Betty Lue Hunt, Lavada Slocum. Second Row: Freddie Howell, Barbar Jean Walker, Geraldine Miller, Juanita Martin, Howard Hunt, Dannal Wilkerson, Billy Ray Jones, Terrel Williams, Jimmy Terry, Jamest Wilbur Padget, Mrs. Davis, Kenneth Hall, Oliver Pararo, Tommy Lee, Lee Warren Jonas, and Bobby Stalvy. FIRST GRADE First Row: Eunice Warren, Fern O'Neal, Nancy James, Myrtle Lee, Shirley Walker, Maxine Padgett, Joe Ann Luke, Barbara Sue Sikes, Mary Ann Mason, Hilda Faye Odom, and Alice Jonas. Second Row: Louvenia Thomas, Linda Stephens, Esther Virginia Stalvey, Carol Smith, Toni Swails, Grant Sandlin, Richard Melette, and Janice Slocum. Third Row: Kenneth Tidwell, Kermmit Walker, Lloyd Tomlinson, Jimmie Os- teen, David Philpot, and Colin Williams. Absent: Charles Knight, Jerry Smith, Roy Riggsby, and Maudy Sue Riggsby. Mrs. Dixon, Teacher. FIRST GRADE First Row: Shirley Drawdy, Alice Ray Collins, Tommie Lou Harris, May Myrtice Bass, Betty Jean Gillman, Laura Jo Hudson, Betty Lou Barnett, Jean Delegal, Bobbie Nell Cranford, Mary Catherine Bass, Judy Avery, and Emily Barnett. Second Row: Robert Barrs, Heywood Jr. Bass, Thomas Joseph Cannon, Buford Cannon, Heyward Hollingsworth, Annett Barnett, Jo Ann Bailey, Margaret Hall, Dor- othy Gaylord, and Willie Clemons. Third Row: Dwight Cole, Guerry Borom, Robert Collins and Mrs. W. H. Cor- nett, Teacher. WHO'S WHO Herbert Dorsett, Branford F. F. A. member and one of Florida's youngest gum farmers, dipping gum as part of his F. F. A. project. He was awarded an all expense trip and scholarship to the Virginia Forestry Training Camp at Holiday Lake, Virginia. LIBRARY Mrs. P. M. Smith Librarian, at work in the new Library. She has worked un- tiringly setting our new Library in oper- ation this year. A CORNER SCENE IN THE NEW LIBRARY OME ECONOMICS Seventh and Eighth grade girls are having a course in Home Economics this year. First and second year classes consists of girls from grades nine through 12, since one year of Home Economics is required for graduation. The units of work cover such phases as nutri- tion, clothing, housing, health, child care and training j d other phases which prepare them to take their place in community life. Mrs. Lula Mae Allen Teacher A group picture of the entire Home Economics Department. This is the new Hot-point Frig- idaire acquired for the Home Eco- nomics Department this year. A Luncheon Table scene. Training in serving Luncheons is an important phase of the Home Economics Course. The new Hotpoint Range, added to the Department this year, has made cooking a pleasure for the girls. Mr. Suggs, Teacher The Branford Chapter of Future Farmers is prospering under the leadership of FI. W. Suggs. They do modern farming with appropriate equipment on their farm plot. They also have a well equipped shop in which the boys get much practical experience. This is all the F. F. A. boys with their teacher. J. D. Grinstead, Joel Henry, Carrol Hall, Hansel Ross, President; Freddy Brown and Juan Darrell Douglas. These are the officers of the Future Farmer Organization. Front Row: Donald Owens, J. D. Grinstead, Billy Ross. Back Row: Irvin Philpot, Columbus Grinstead, Darrell Wilkerson, and Hansel Ross. This is the Honor Court of the Future Farmers. Mrs. Annie Rossiter Band Director 73. 7?. 330 This is the Senior Band. Under the direction of Mrs. Annie Ros- siter, it has made much progress this year. This band was invited to lead the Junior Chamber of Commerce Parade honoring John Ben Sheppard, National J. C. Commander, here in Branford February 6, 1948. They participated in many school activities throughout the year. THE SENIOR BAND This is the Junior Band, which is rapidly getting ready to take its place in the Senior Band another year. P« 1 The Majorettes are a vital and enter- taining part of the Band. Left to right they are: Millie Ann Conway, Leyon Hunt, and Norma Jane McCall. In front is Maxine Fuller. AN N UAL STAFF i (I i ,ii miis Left to Right, First Row: Shirley Atwell, Carolyn Howell, Mildred Hudson, Mrs. Edna Turner, Frances O steen, and Bruce Edwards. Second Row: Alice Dorsett, Vivian Lee, Bernice Barnett, typist. Glorine Collins, Cecil Odom and Lucille Lease, not shown in picture. - � � _ _____ CJb c Alitt V iViAv! Ue StU.ncj add5 u Vs SotV, TV'- • ■ + h err vewa ei at AJi'Idved Ho«i 5� n E4 t«v- i'tv- C-L;«f done WI) SK rley f °opf-Ed;w l� o d id Sh UJoyk d.'d she | |ay h r He a ua | eVerV cU 'Gr ’ ' 'fe cturc ETdi'Lov Fo i' f ) -f a I 3- -i-h c run Til the jJorK uJa-S done. P Sov re sU ;es per «cA rest Z it l rs lf +- death, y0u s«e; Ch -the annua I FrX 7i es Cst«em 3t SiYl©S� $ r 07TC gy She d dV-t +fv'nk. hecjoulci -make H- Til e ob w«.-s -to f0Y vjou � d vne, — d, S o Sh e i (i H ________ r� or y Ber me e Barnett °0ir devote r Caro Ss'i, Ed.ior Fa-'Hsfu as Could be wherever needed I erd|ess she q,lu ayg ott ?edecl .£____________ STUDENT COUNCIL Charles Severance President The Student Council is an organization composed of class presi- dents from grades seven through twelve, also a representative from all organizations in the school. Student Government was established perma- nently during the year of 1943-44 when a constitution was drawn up and adopted by the students but it had been introduced as early as 1940-41. One of the major events of the year sponsored by this organization was homecoming, held February 20, 1948. First Row, Left to Right: Inez Brannan, Mildred Hudson, Bernice Barnett, Mrs. Ida Peterson, Eugene Cole, Vivian Lee, Charles Severance. Second Row: Lexie Barnett, Richard Howell, Imogene Beach, Herbert Dorsett, Bobby Severance, Darrell Wilkerson, Caldwell Sullivan, and Hansel Ross. First Row: Betty Lou Odom, Glorine Collins, Alice Dorsett, Miss Lucille Dixon, Imogene Beach, Ethel Warren Griffen, and Altzmese Jonas. Second Row: Evelyn Barnett, Margaret Johnson, Vauncile Edwards, Ellen Jean Smith, Nellie Mae Jamerson, Darrell Wilkerson, and Virginia Sikes. CHEERLEADERS Bernice Barnett Eugene Cole CHEERLEADERS Front row. Left to right: Quin- tilia Fletcher, Betty Jean Roberts, Willene Dempsey, Carolyn Howell and Shirley Atwell. Second row: Caroll Hall, Bobby Bell, and Eugene Peterson. Girls Season Scores Branford....30 Day 14 (Jr. Team) Branford....37 Mason City 8 Branford....37 Mason City 8 Branford...34 White Springs 10 Branford....40 Salem 20 Branford....27 Trenton 17 Branford....36 Cedar Keys .... 12 Branford....32 Bell 5 Branford....29 Trenton 22 Branford....58 Newberry 15 Branford....22 Day 21 (Jr. Team) Branford....35 Mayo 17 Branford....32 Bell 5 Branford....41 Cedar Keys ? Branford....30 Mayo 20 Branford....35 Newberry 3 Branford....32 Alachua 8 Branford....29 White Springs 16 GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Vivian Lee, Nellie Mae Jamerson, Mary Smith, guards; Inez Brannon, Judy Carver, and Bernice Barnett, forwards. Second Row: Helen Bell, Pauline Watson, Imogene Beach, guards, Mrs. Susie Hill, coach; Judy Cranford, Evelyn Barnett, and Alice Dorsett, forwards. Mr. Lloyd Williams Coach Boys Season Score Branford.... 12 Mason City 11 Branford....32 Mason City 10 Branford. ...52 White Springs ... 9 Branford....2 3 Salem 24 Branford....21 Trenton 12 Branford.... 16 Cedar • Keys 15 Branford.... 16 Bell 15 Branford....18 Trenton 17 Branford.... 19 Newberry 27 Branford....28 Mayo 14 Branford....23 Bell 9 Branford....30 Cedar Keys 31 Branford....28 Mayo 30 Branford....33 Newberry 24 Branford....13 Alachua 14 Branford.... 19 White Springs ... 21 BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM TBALL First Row: Juan Darrell Douglas, Eugene Cole, H. A. Barnett, Hulcn Collins, HanSSecond Row: Charles Severance, manager; Caldwell Sullivan, Albert Roberts, Doyle Bradley, Coys Pearson, Darrell Wilkerson, and Mr. Lloyd Williams, coach. SENIOR HIGH FEATURES Vouncile Edwards Terry Fletcher Vivian Lee JUNIOR HIGH FEATURES fli Clarice Hatch Lexie Barnett % Betty Sue Bailey Herbert Dorsett Irma Lee Cannon Ivoree Howell Richard Howell Eugene Peterson First Row: Shirley Collins, Alice Faye Smith, Betty Faith Cornett, Margaret Nor- ris, Marilyn Jones, Harriett Dorsett, Gwen Terry, Jean Delegal, Helen Vernon, Caro- lyn Wilson, Mureldine Sanchez, Virginia Philpot, Johnny Norris, Barbara Hope Cor- nett, Gene Williams, James Sanchez, Pat Fletcher. Second Row: Geraldine Collins, Jacqueline Fletcher, Avanelle Slocum, Bar- bara Jean Fissell, Naomi Wilburn, Laura Ruth Jones, Payne Daniels, Terry Fletcher, and Mrs. Ernest Witherell. Third Row: Esther Jones, Faye Sanchez, Betty Bradley, Beatrice Bell, Glorine Col- lins, Helen Bell, Ila Townsend, Nellie Mae Jamerson, Judy Carver, Ivoree Howell, Imogene Peterson, Shirley Atwell, Millie Conway, and Ethel Warren Griffen. Absent: Marlene Douglas, Mable Mickler, Leon Hunt, Rosa Lee Hemphill, and Billy Odom. Left to Right, Front Row: Imogene Beach, Vivian Lee, Betty Jean Roberts, Ruby Joe Fletcher, Shirley Atwell, Vouncille Edwards, and Frances Osteen. Second Row: Carolyn Howell, Wiilene Dempsey, Mrs. Turner, Ethel Warren Griffin, and Alice Dorsett. Mrs. Edna Turner Sponsor ESPANOL DE CORAZON This club was organized at the beginning of the school term. The purpose was to promote interest in the Spanish language. The club had a Spanish Party at the Christmas season which carried out Spanish customs. The regular club meetings were held the first Monday night in each month at the homes of the members. The officers of the club are: Alice Dorsett, Treasurer; Ethel Warren Griffin, Vice President; Wiilene Dempsey, Secretary; Carolyn Howell, in front, President; and Vouncille Edwards, Reporter, not shown in picture. (Paid by Spanish Club) 1. Hermosa? 2. Feet !Feeti 3. Lafayette County again. 4. Wow I Glamor. 5. Far away-- 6. Farmer Mary S. 7. Kids-Senior Kids Day. 8. Tired' 9. Ups-mouth full- 10. Daisies(love me, love me ot) 11. S-o-o bashful. 12. Just typical. 13. No-more Kies? 14. Remember those good old days? ana Faculty-- 15. seniors-Now we can look back. ;.:rs. Collins, Williams, and Barnett, our cooks. Thanks for many delicious lunches. ..ill Smith, our faithful janitor. of DaUjkbey rjrs Grocevjr Ice - Feed - SW Fevk 4?i HArt us n'fffflFM FJ n ?lDA fa r 'f yOyrxf f' Sc£r m Smitf CyBvitn FLrido. PURINA FEED-f- AAHOUR FERl FIELD AND GARDEN SEED Hu.ffma.-n a nf G f me IjOUA. HWH£Jj Branford State IB AN K All Deposits Insured Up To 5,000.0 0 A checking account helps you to pay yourr bills the Safe way Branford, F o r 'f 8 0 NO HjpWEJ-L LUMbsER Cu. LUMBER AND BUILD MATERIAL ‘There's a MATERIAL Difference Ohio f venue , LlveO k , F ' } 0_j e Ft rns 6crr Je' Branford} F or cfa, C v?q 'ia tu fa o i if nJ m fy (LdLz va duda ?w l- A,o nEo JTeo. 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