Bushnell High School - Gator Yearbook (Bushnell, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1949 volume:

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They have directed us through the trying years of school, and their careful understanding and affection have given us the background for a better life and trained us to meet the future according to the high ideals they have set before us. W .wr xv' 5 H , L5 ,L-W. f w ,, f , H 'ixff1??5? Nj: x li, V , ' 4 , . www Q Q 3 Q .T 1 , . , . 1 W f . X ,NE ,',, if gi 1 ,., ,-.fp ,f ,, v ,- ,VXI s :, .-2, 'g ' 1254? . Uk.. M 11,.,,n, v- , anim- ..,, mf -sjgggxj' -- -,2fT,': ,- Ly F4 :ESQ QQ?- ' -.-,W A' -7 4 ,,,. v - -:if . -.J ann-at 32261 4 JS, '-avr: 1. 4 wmv Q I I H e 'vpn'- 9 1 Q- qw!-L' ig 5!f'a MN 'SER ec., 7,1 913,51 .3 ij- .. . lx-.. 1 ,ff .1 3 1 , k V, L-43, 51' , s . .V 1,.'.w .W , ' ,y ,ev S. .1 v ' gusfg r 'Mi ' 4 .f 5 1 . . iv 3 V V fx f if fk, nf' s'-LH . V f 1 'ini uzilk, 1 fri? . xiii, ,gif ,W Ag if ,YV . . X , 4. Iames H. Iones, M. A University of .Mississippi FACULTY Assistant Principal - Commercial L. Hunter Garth, f'ecib01lyl'frrllegz Supf:r1'isingl'rir1 Mildred Wynns School Secretary M. 1 Ciprzl yy 555. , 'iii' mm 4, ,VV 'tri' , .N , X F. . nn. ZW, 1 K 43,2 is . , 1 iff if ,, ef.. v f 4 'sv Y , .gr K ' 1: 3C L'-N A fm gf3.Q4i'. wi k 'Q A Q xf J i . , .M -1 D cl., '45 Xa FACULTY Robert Ii. Flanagan A. lf. Dartmouth College llistory and Civics Lillian lf. Potter ll. S. Flllfilllll Southern Iinglish and Scienre livelyn B. Davidson A. lf. University of Florida Library and Math. Carl Roberts Army School of Music lfunrl rinrl Glee Club Herbert Simmons li . S. A . University of Florida A grit' ullure Elsie ll. Chapman II. S. Florida Slate Univers Home liconomics i .i FACULTY A. nl. Hayes B. S. E. University of Tampa Physical Education Lucille R. Anderson xl. lf. Illinois W0man'S Col- legs: lfnglish and Speech G. li. Tompkins Supt. of Public Instruction Sumtcr County 19110- 19118 Mary Eddie Crum fi. ll. Secretary in Office of Public Instruction 1940-1948 Ifthel R. Griggs lf. M. Florida Southern Col- lege Public School Music NOT PICTURED Ebba Peterson B. S. University of .Michigan l'hyxi1'all'fdu- cation Maude M. Gaines llnivcrsity of l'a'nrzf'sscr' Fifth Urarlv Floy M. Parker Iowa State Ifnllvgc Ifirst Grade Minneola R. Fussell University of Florida English and Mathe- matics Lera R. Giddens li. S. Florida Southern College? Third Crude Anne Gaines A . li. Florida Stale L'ni- versity Second li rndl' KA 3 1 FACULTY Hilda B. Garth M. A. Peabody College Seventh Grade Carrie Lee Sever li. S. Florida State University Sixth Grade Mary Anne Binger li. S. Fredonia State Teachers' Fifth-Sixth Grade Daisy W. Franklin University of Florida Fourth Grade Alma Beville A. li. Florida State University Second Grade Nell McCollum Florida State Uni- versity Firsl Grade 4-ff f fi-ff Q ei? Y, 5, Vx, 9 31 A, xt Q, K. .AE J Y fc. my 5 . .JV fi-FQ .wk pf, yy, 54 is I-,jc-. .3 'J . ,w..-, n 3, f ,li .W . 3 L , , , , M 1. igjlfiif r- , 4 xi Q -'1:g.xp,-,A v ,fx-,ah M , A K 1+ xT'f,,'B.. , . .M - - mf' V. 'wf-1 ' W1 n , , V , MK. , .,+., , ,. W ,wjn ' fly A WK L.:r1 - A V . , , uf-V 1.,4,fj'g , A, 5 - Q H '. ' ff, U ,I . , ,L,1, 4,6 .551 1 1 J, -1' .JLG . ., -f: I ,. ,Y ,- Q , :gm , 1,511 s, gb, if fy J. M. L .. 0 Y? 5' ,ffl , QE i7 1: ,W Q5 Jv- . 4 v X 1 f' 1 I L ,f iw . . Mrs. Potter - Sponsor Mr. 101168 - Co-Sponsor Harold Goodwin Pres. 4g B. Ball 2,3,45 F. Ball 2,3,4g Key Club CPres. 455 F.F.A. 1,2,3, 45 jr. Playg Com Club 3. Bobby Mixon V. Pres. 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 CSec. 2, V. Pres. 423 B. Ball 35 Camera Club CRep. 453 Cheer- leader 43 Majorerce 1,25 Chm. Prom Com. 3g jr. Play. Esther Lee Haney Sec. 1,49 B. Ball 25 Glee Club lg Camera Club 43 Library Club 45 Band 3,4g Jr. Playg Com. Club 1,2. Frances Vann Rep. 25 Treas. 4' F.Ii.A. 1,2,3 fRep. 2, Sec. 355 B. Ball 2,3,4g Camera Club CPres. 415 Jr. Playg Com. Club 3,4. Barbara Turner Rep. 45 F.li.A. 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 45 Gator Staff 49 Band 1,2,3,4g lr. Playg Com. Club 3,4. Gilbert Vickers Pres. 1gSgt. at Arms 45 F. Ball 1,2,3,4CTreas. 45 Ir. Playg Key Club 49 Camera Club 45 B. Ball 1 2,3,4g F.F.A. CRep. 5,Sec 213 Com. Club 2,5. . Vg qffgufp W auf P6 5 V11 i' ,, ui., Q A, . ,V Grace Brown B. Ball 33 Camera Club IV. Pres. 41, Glee Club 49 F.H.A. 1,2,3g Com. Club 2,3. Erma Vann Connell B. Ball 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3 CParl'n. 1, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 319 Majorette 1,2,3,43 Camera Club 4, Com. Club 3, Gatorzette 4. Lavonia Crawford F.ll.A. 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 43 Commercial Club 3,4- Bennie B. Harrison Band 1,2,4g Glee Club lg Cheerleader 2,3g Gator Staff 45 Com. Club 2,35 Library Club 4, F.H.A. 1,2,4g Gatorzetre 4. Marjorie Ballard l .ll.A. 1,45 Camera Club 4, Commercial Club 3,4. Anne Brenneis Pres. 3, Library Club CV. Pres. 41, Band 1,25 Gator Staff 4, Ir. Playg F.ll.A. 1,2 CV. Pres. 25. w, ,LL fn v A - 1 4 X I V nz. 1 xt Frances Marian Hazen sec. 3, F.n.A. 1,2,3,4, Library Club 4, Com. Club 3,4, Majorerte 1,25 Chm. Prom. Com. 3 Laura Hogans Camera Club 4, F.lI.A. 1,3, Commercial Club 3, 4. Caroline Hubbard Class Officer 1, Rep. 3, Band 1,2,3,4, F.ll.A. l,3,4, Gator Staff 4, Library Club 4 CSec.j, Com. Club 3,45 lr. Play, Chm. Prom Com. 3. Margaret Hubbard Class Officer 1, Rep. 3, Band 1,2,3,4, F.ll.A. 1,3,4 CRep. 495 Ir. Play, Library Club 4 CTreas.j, Com. Club 3,43 Chm. Prom Com., Gator Staff 4. Marie Thomas Marsh Class Officer 1, Pres. 2, Treas. 3, B. Ball 3, F.1z.A. 1,2,3,4 cv. Pres. 3D, Glee Club 4, lr. Play, Com. Club 3, Library Club 4. lris Morton Camera Club 4, F.ll.A. 1, 4, ES. Ball 2,3,4 CManager 41, Commercial Club 2,3. ' A , 'br ,nfq-A f ', FWL 'rl' iw, ta p ri ,, w, . ,faifq f xi ,Q X4 L3.LL1a5+1Z3i:-2 gw 1311-. .Liv ' , ,, , up gf' vii 31 'T5H1f'tv' g QW X X 4 4 Maxine Rivenbark I v f - 1 - 13. Ball 3,45 I'.iI.A. 1,35 45 Glee Cluo 45 Camera Club 45 Gatorzette 45 Com. Club 3,45 Gator Staff 4. Gordon Smith Key Club 45 Camera Club 45 F. Ball1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 15253545 B. Ball 4, jr. Play5 Com. Club 4. Hazel Thomas B. Ball l,2,35 F.Il.A. l, 2,3,45 Camera Club 45 Commercial Club 253. Eloise Todd Camera Club 45 F.lI.A. 1, 2,3 CParl'n. 355 Com. Club 3,45 Gatorzette 45 Majorette 1,2,3,4. Lona Triplett Camera Club 45 Spanish 2,35 F.l!.A. 25 Commer- cial Club 2,3. Harvey Vann B. Ball 1,2,3,45 Ball 1,2,3,45Key Club 4 fSec.8L Treas.J5 F.ll.A. l,2,3,4 CTreas. 4D5 jr. Playg Com. Club 2,3. , ' I 2 2 'T 1 V E X ,IM , , Qi f 'el Vs. K Q, ff- .V , Q. - I .1, Lf... u X , Elva Wade Camera Club 45 Glee Club 4gl3and1,2,3,4g F.lI.A. 1,2,3,4 Cllisr. 2,325 Com. Club 2,3. Ina Mae Wade Sec. lg Rep. 29 U. Ball 3,4g Camera Club 44 F.n.A. 1,2,3,4 cRep. 3, Sgt. ar Arms U5 Glee Club 43 Band 2,35 Com. Club 2,3g Maj. lg Dr. Maj. 4. Frances Giddens CTrans. from Calahan, Fla.-19495 Commercial Club 4g Gatorzette 4. james Wade B. 13311 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Commercial Club 2,3. C HSS MOIIIOI Rowing not dn tang Flower: Gardenia Colors: Green and Whi N ml A ...1 1 - -ja. HA, . ,Lu 2 ' 'QIUJQ-1 4 Qwgg rag, din, ,, if , , 'X 2 ,mv J -X. 'N W ,rw ,- Mig . . N, uf... Q fnw w-ni.g3fY,jE-Li Ss?l3 -'x Q. ' ltr: gf, wi. ,gg .-f f-3531, -mg? ww 1-.-Q, My e .Q ,r '!QC1P'?::i1'f7 M: gg-'vig f 1 v ff J, w. ' ' A A ' , K . 51. , X . 2' ,- ' LIFT 3'- Y .j:lQ49:4' , 'E : , M, . ., 1521 5 Q - fm- .,:, y .M JUNIORS Mrs. Anderson - Sponsor Mr. Hayes - C0-Sponsor William Knight P re s ident joyce Kight Vice President JoAnn Cassady Se cretary Norma Morton Q 'I Treasurer I . ,V f' ' 'fl Dolly lane Smith R epresentalive Lamar Ready Sgt. at A rms B111 l.1VlIlgSIOl'l Rebecca bnarpc -, ,yr V , . 1 ,E k ,. A ki . K 2 a q V ' .-I , 1 ,iv K 1 K 3 JUNIORS Billy Chavous Izrnestme Maddox Mary Ruth -Sparkman Billy jackson Orville Connell Annette Hemphill Norma Iohnson oe Merritt x IP' I X ,.v w -'1 K up l ' Qfrifmii M fx. 'vliwxfa QW-EQQ1'52 .V gt: ,L X Tix.. E .Q si W 'f.,,',f' A 'L . 5:20 . -' ' -1. Q 1 'xi-' 4 'nh awk sk, , 1 Q + X1-N A , f Alllhf wuinnmqg 'T T ml f 4. s i. pu, 41' Vw f 37 - f Q If 1:5 I JI, JUNIORS Gordon Craig LaVerne Williams Mary Wade Kenneth Farrar O Wallace Webb Margaret Culbreath Burnell Bullock Marvin Thomas E i i' V 19 I. :A ' . E , 1, ' VN f A, L. F 1 ,, K.- 1 , v, . X, 2 1 4 4. x . 2 g , 4 Z 7. -B i- . 5 A . Q. K , we ' 1 ,A 3 V 5' - ,-. L -P 'LT 'X , , . - ,. f. v x 1 4 . , , , . ,f -, ' l I , y L 2 K , , E . f F P. G g , 5 . , , ,. OPHOMORES Mr. Flanigan Sponsor Delbert Farrar Erva G. Vann Lloyd Ramsey Franklin Dixon Mary Emerson Glen Wade I.aDon Merrit Charles Peterson Myrtice Carehnke limmie Branch Iohn Bennett Dell Goodwin Nancy Rivenbark ...r ,X 4, f 5 ff my .5 L 'J fljypfx' Q iq - e JLI' 'w GP H 0,140,965 David Padgett Patricia Jones Clyde Ilunt jean Woodard lulia Ann Hall Bobby Allen , Velma Connell Lee llutto Carolyn Ramsey Donnie Graham Billy Branch Talmage Fussell jane Gaines :H 4, , . k,.,.-x-1 K v ' 1 A . rx A K I f fa' f'. H: 'Q ' iffy. 5 V , l . ff 1'35'?'1L iif ffl? - , , .Q , ' Ei 3 4- ,f 1 2 A ' 1 A L M, . , , 4 - 1. . .- 'V Q 1 I, , X s. V . '4 f 1 1' 'ia v 2 . 3145 fp X -0,1 0 so YF' FRESHMEN Mrs. Davidson bpnnxnr Barbara Woolf G. W. lfisel C. Center lid. Willis Frankie Lord Gail Langston Clyde Gates Io Ann Richie ll. M. Norlmy Ierry Sellers Charles Lamb Gracie Padgett llcrman Vickers 1 x if .I 4 . . ,,-xg A. f 1 . 'I fit , . , 1-,K-vu, gf , , L ' EQ L I . , I X, f, --in , , 3 ' L N :.' . sf., . ' , .N W SSTL ' vs. J: Q e+v-qnr--- ,,,,, FRESHMEN Sponsors - Mrs. Fussell and Mrs. Davidson Front Row: Mable Flowers, Charlette Center, Io Ann Richey, Mary Gail Langston, Millie Mann, Lillie Mann, Ida Mae Sanders, Rita Brewer, Faith Driggers, Mary McAllister. Second Row: Vivian Seay, Vera Connell, jo Ann Knight, Barbara Woolf, Gracie Padgett, Charles Lamb, jerry Sellers, Herman Vickers, Clyde Gates, R. M. Norby, Mary E. Bryant. Back Row: Glen Lovett, Ronnie jones, J. C. Miles, Bobby Hooten, Eug- ene Hamilton, Richard Giddeons, Allen Perry, Byron Cassady, Charles Todd. Not in Picture: Frankie Lord, Edward Willis, G. W. Fissel, Frankie Reid Nqr xl v. I 'Ti-Q.. i I' ' . 'I rf' , 7 .- , ' h 'Elm' as 1 X D ,,r..g. ,I Q -K .,.4.-J' ' Y' I . ' ' l 1 'Nm' V 'P' F 4 , A ' 5 'N . ' N V . 1 gw kwa 1 A -u, X f .L -Q .,,x , m L A f' ,P 7 5 us' tr 5 8TH GRADE: Teachers, Mr. Simons and Miss Peterson. First Row: Cow- art, lll1tt0,Ilunf, Mixon, McDonald, Blackwell, Caruthers, Eaddy, Andrews. Second Row: Barker, Morris, Norby, Turner, Malory, Kendrick, Hopkins, Ale wine, Barker, johnson. Third Row: Allen, Richardson, King, Sparkman, Be- ville, Thomas, Spann, Pettiet, Marrell, Fussell, Center. Back Row: Hurst, Brewer, jackson, llooten, Hall, Hogans, Tayler, Davis, Spooner, Rouse. Not in Picture: Sumner, Baehn. -rf HI 2 A - .. 4 W . 7TH GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Garth. First Row: Martin, Merrit, Strickland, Davis, Drowdy, Teeters, Hamilton, Peterson, Lee Second Row: Sparkman, Giddcns, Langston, Hamilton, johnson, Dormony, Sparks, Kimbrough, Brewer Back Row: Stephens, Coleman, Giddens, Ilillderth, Whiddon, Burns, Riese, Woodard. 3 5' E5 am -ii if sw ,v 1 , , wi W , f- 1 M , 'mf if :L ifsi. gif I ff. --i2i1f:e4'1,::ff1'1gif'.ff -' -Q H . 'Indus-1,Y5w 2 .L 'iif V, ff I -'kg-X-,,,.q, If K :L . 3 .Qs . 1 f , f'1'3 1-'iff K 'N' Txilfif N., Y - 1. f f Q - 'H 49am . V gm.. ,,,, . x SK ' 45 1 . 12 'iii ' 'W , .. x y 1, 'J Q., .4 - 4' r f. gi -ae . , -4 Q' - vi' sl' -- . JV , f ' Y - 1 -- . ' Aywg, , lf s, . LJ, ,. x .,,, V '. M ,l ' 44, ' J 1, ' , A . 5, , , ,.r'4-4, , V -V 1-'1-' V, 5' V I , .:f ' ,.. gi . V , . , V -. :'fff.g.f'v5' L L 1 -Q P, f .' ., , 0, ,.. , A ' -in - ,Q NN-,,,4.5,.5'f:., f, f ' X, -we-5,115-..1f.:: 5 as , f '-tsl 515' ' Q .sl V ,Y a2:,3,:'P.-1 -1 f' , , , .A,, 3, .Y A pr 3, , , ff x J? .3 jf 'iff W Ti . W V vf, , XT S P affs ,..- 4. mf-, 'Em - 9' ' n 6TH GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Sever. Front Row: Crum, Pettit, Cauthers, Walker, Lovett, Fussell, Sparkman, Walker. 2nd Row: Hopkins, Burk, Ilutto, Barker, Dixon, Austin, Spann, Seay, Bryant. Last Row: Barker, Hooten, Meckler, Smith, Norby, Emerson. Not in Picture: Hall 5TH 84 6TH GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Binger. Front Row: Driggers, Hicks, Smith, Gough, Sparks, Murray, Flanders, Crawford, Baldree, Nelson, Murray Carroll, Sever, Peck, Carroll, Hall, Higgenbotham, Kight, Swain, Lovett, Morton, Stephens, Thomas, Bottoms, Beville. Not in Picture: Connell, Hayes. 5 2 1 R 1 . 1 1 V L Q A U l k , ,L ., ,P W -f W A i E, ,A if . ,, wi . ,, A . a ,f-2 'AQ -Q -' 'Z ' .Qf 'fi' -f I -1, v we i . t , 5, , 1 ? ' ,'- v,.,t - -4 -,ar ' 5 , , . . 5 , 5TH GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Gaines. Front Row: Brewer, Register, Willis, Willis, Mixon, Goodwin, Meeks, Hawes, Weldon. Second Row: Hunt, Will- iams, Turner, james,Sumner, Drawdy, Bullock, Hogans, Segrest, Williams, Peterson, McDonald, Horne. Back Row: Hester, Head, Austin, Myles, Mann, Teeters, Ward, Whiddon, Heritz. 4TH GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Franklin. Front Row: Giddens, Gough, Hopkins, Hudson, Thomas, Raulerson, Higginbotham, Meeks, Walden, johnson. Second Row: Maddox, Swain, Barker, Murrell, Mickler, Reese, Walker, Norman, Richard- son, Bassett, Chastain, Hall, Crawford, Stewart. Third Row: Pettitt, Spann, Wilkinson, Dorminey, Bourquardez, Hall, Miller, O'Neal, Dempsey, Dupree, Woodard, Hamilton, Brewer. Not in Picture: Baldree, Norman, Cooper. Y x. 'f I .. ,jg 1 f f 3:4 1.1: Q' 1 5-vm, ,nl -- QU .:,w. ' f '.,f,1:f 1 'Z !1 . - va. ., L li fi RWM- 4 J in 3RD GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Giddens, First Row: Peterson, Knight, Hawes, Williams. Second Row: Murray, Maddox, Bullock, Walker, West, Blackwell, Morton, King. Third Row: jones, Drawdy, johnson, Seay, Tompkins, Marsh, Huett, Pate, Hayes, Langston, Back Row: South, Kight, johnson, Hunt, Glover, Williams, Gardner, Sikes, Vann, Collins. ZND GRADE: Teachers, Miss Gaines 81 Miss Beville. First Row: Sumner, Tucker, Barnes, Smith, Raulerson, Register, Mann, Vann, Segrest. Second Row: Hayes, King, Haney, Rogers, Center, Stover, Evans, Ilall, Eaddy. Third Row: Maddox, Lindsay, Dinkins, Dixon, Giddens, Bullock, Haner, Cra Crawford. Back Row: Flanders, Sparks, Baldree, Ilildreth, Dorminey, Bar- nes, Iiiggenbotham, Tetters. Not in Picture: Fussell, Hamilton, Lovett, Raulerson, Davis, Lovett. N 1 , 'za 3 I V 533' 1 V Q Yf , 1 M 4-I -4. V, ' - , if , fy 5tA,,l ..,f- .ws 1 Q ,K ,. ,. w-' -1-f :W ., , We I Rai. gf' fi 1ST GRADE: Teacher, Mrs. Parker. First Row: jones, Seay, Norman, Huett, llall, Sparkman, Barker. Second Row: Bennett, Barnes, Collins, Bottoms, Wilkinson, Reese, Knight, Marsh, jones. Back Row: Beville, Seay, Glover, Owens, Barker, Morres, Mickler, Davis. Not in Picture: Patsy Sikes. IST GRADE: Teacher, Miss McCollum. Front Row: Weldon, Touchtone, Mor- ton, Hawes, Register, Ilead, Walden, Seay. Second Row: Knight, Mickler, l Richardson, Murrell, Cross, Crawford, Hopkins, james, johnson. Back Row: Drawdy, Segrest, Dorminey, Whidden, Raulerson, Williams, Belbrey. Not in Picture: Langston, Cooper, Williams. mf 11,-:wf , 4 f ,v Q 4 fe,.?v.1,: - Q M 1 1 ' , ,.- - gy F 3 ' f V1 S' A fftihw 'fgffi Y: LW' 3? . ug 'iffy ,Wg-' 3' 1 , may ,L ga ,J ., ,. fm., .. TZ.'f?'1f-' gp 1 ,V ,M .,,' Y . 4-in 3156. gif- Lv 'Q uf f,.,- yn islfiwxffirf LA, M, - Nw xx kim, f ,., ,eibff-5 ' Q'- ,Jgx L-A , um .-.. vw . f x- 37-4-. Q 1 . WX .y-,Y .' .aff .if . 'Q y Q yagwg, 4, A , , .W . A 'Z f ., T1if521?5ff v is - lg .,,,A 4. M,5f,g gui: Aixfrr, , ,, ,. A v ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Maxine Rivenbark, jo Ann Cassady, Becky Sharpe Norma Morton, Bennie B. Harrison. Back Row: Margaret Hubbard, Caroline Hubbard, Mrs. Potter, Barbara Turner, Anne Brenneis, Mrs. Anderson. K .1 ' .V A L: - 1 4 ' : 1 ' .Y uf' V 1. , ' L wgf- . iii-gf, I ' 1 xxx, . K . , , X ' ., , ' ,L i , ' w , ., vi: 5 - ,M .Wy .,1 in . on R r E4 . '. .I 'f ?1 ' .5 , Ii .A 1 L. 5 X ! DVEQ X T15' R ' 1531 V v ' , R si , A 'W 5 N L ,VQ Y 'mit J i.X.v M I x .f F2- n x 4. M, , ,v A: J. 'X 1 'L' W 5,Lg,,,w 1, rf5'..::f, . 1 . QM Y. -.5 1 f 1'-'E ,dv '- -3525 '11 r ful, TV - V 1:-f07i'Y ' x I A JAH w 6 4., ENE VOLUME I edited and published solicited from all c the other real compensnt earned, not bought. We expo are the The GATORZIETTIJ i ifnitii- Tkie white candle J'oAnn Cassady Q Qaliwfimw NUMBER II schools It is COl'1'tPib1lt1OY1'S are: OOC groups of the school, 'QVC ' P,9'Z9'5OnQl remind us 511, 'Qc' -2'fd3,'3' 68265 ' onship QQQVKO ,no vo gy f'ric:r1dss11i:,0 V'1cc'5', ',X K' 2590 Q, Q loyal ond s-inc Luth our fri-'yggec' y K' Oxixro the poet who said: .394-Q A' It is my joy in life' 'axix' Vx' Th EDITORS Tae? Maxine Rivenbark xoq, OO Q Norman Morton . OK? C 0 K-i-yu 6 .', mx' . , . N-jx r 2 Oo wo V oi 49, 1 Go xx fx gi uf A ci A ' Q50 60 00 90 O ' .Q,-AMY? 0 V 0 LN 4596 3-,?OQe,YRf5m ,yxoqj .exp 53 if on L co 463000 6 U C' xioxoxoo bo f JOOQOKX in fc- V WO- -Q NO f- , F. xii, ' fp Q95 -'un.,.wN. Avy., 920 G30 You X so i.23'65'S'qgg 'L ., AOOBQQOGM En - 'i QA' E., nstom' of burnl Q0 Q59 9- . O0 fa O4 QC ,va 0 ' V' . fi f -1, L - , , . N 4. v '60 0 -1 G 1' '0. , qw ,u gf v. .A X., 1. ,. CJ .-. . Q, 'Q 55 'Q 'O X. XO Q X 7: ,Q G O J -.Taq 9.1I'lC'u , ae! 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Ramsey, Glen Wade, james Wade, Frank- lin Dixon, jerry Sellers, G. W Fissal, Harvey Vann, Gordon Smith, Gilbert Vickers, Ken- neth Farrar, Bill Livingston, joe Merritt, Clyde Gates, Glenn Lovett. 7 s'k3Q9'L g . S 1 n .1 r w f Mrs. Chapman Spons or 4' Q0 NEW Qs , 'FO . Q01 '-Lf 4 5' K f '21 A Qi' gh og xo 0 YXO Mary Ruth Sparkman I' re s ident Bobby Mixon Vice President jane Gaines .Secretary Norma Morton Tre as urer OFFICERS Margaret Hubbard R eporter julia Ann Hall Historian Laverne Williams Sgt. at Arms Bennie B. Harrison P arliamc ntarian FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mr. Simmons, Sponsor. Andrews, Blackwell, Brewer, Caruthers, Cowart, Davis, Hall, Haney, Hooten, Hutto, Hunt, Hurst, Hogans, jackson, jones, King, Mixon, Mc- Donald, Rouse, Spooner, Tayler, Eaddy, Sumner, Allen, Bennett, Branch, Dixon, Farrar, Fussell, D. Goodwin, Graham, C. Hunt, L. Hutto, L. Mer- ritt, Padgett, Ramsey, G. Wade, Peterson, Cassady, Fisel, Gates, Gidd- ens, Hamilton, B. Hooten, Lamb, Lovett, Myles, Norby, Perry, Reid, Sell- ers, Todd, H. Vickers, Chavous, Connell, Craig, K. Farrar, H. Goodwin, B. jackson, Knight, Livingston, I. Merritt, Ready, Thomas, Vann, J. Wad Webb, G. Vickers, Smith. -1 'Q' -' .ru-ruRF V Q, ' 4253 C 4 J I s A 1- 1. 1 1 , , 1 DQ LIBRARY CLUB H MEMBERS: Norma Morton, .Pres., Anne Brennis, Vice Pres., Carolyn Hubbard, Sec., Margaret Hubbard, Treas., joAnn Cassady, Reporter, Gracie Padgett, Watch Dog, B. B. Harrison, Joyce Kight, Becky Sharpe, Marie Marsh, Frances M. Hazen, Betty Sparkman, Charlotte Center, Betty Ann Beville. Mrs. Davidson - Librarian x I J.: if ef COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT BOOKKEEPING TYPING SIIORTHAND GENERAL BUSINESS TRAINING BUSINESS ARITIIMETIC VOCATIONAL TESTING MIMEOGRAPIIING ,Sr gg s'1 X ,,a, n , X K i 'u, x y . I A J K .Y 1. ,Jr , rm . , vm Zz Q, A ' C A M E R A C L U B spnnsnfn ................ Mrs. Anderson .sr Mr. jones President. ..... ......... . Frances Vann Vice President. . . ......... Grace Brown Secretary ...... . . Mary Ruth Sparkman Treasurer. . . . . Esther Lee Haney Reporter .... .... B obby Mixon Sgt. At Arms ............. ......... G ordon Smith ACTIVE MEMBERS: jane Gaines, Myrtice Carehnke, Edward Willis Elva Wade, Maxine Rivenbark, Nancy Rivenbark, Eloise Todd, Pac ylones, Erma Connell, Laura Hogans, Ina Mae Wade, Lona Trippletr, Barbara Turner, Lavonia Crawford, Carolyn Ramsey, Mary Wade, Hazel Thomas, Burnell Bullock, jean Woodard, Ernestine Maddox, LaVerne Williams, Iris Morton. A ' ll, f gr Q EX.,-n Q 'S e 57 . ,, O T .WH 1 ,gr-3 A-..,lf'7 y 'S vi x - f . JV- X H X ff' 3 X N. A Q , 4 bf f ' . 1 W'8'?wJf , W. E , , ,- RFI!! 3 SWEA: . 3, .-M . if i Q ' f v f ' 'xq W' X I. , 5 - , A-, , f . ag 3- . -4 - 7515 M '1fff5fffj - : Q ' f , + if 'E Tr 51.9 ' fp, 3 ! f f sg . 2 1 . -.: f - '1 xe - ,Q ' 4- 2,1 K5 3 V ' - 'f v N4 Q W ' 3 M - 13 Q A kg if af lbw, X .vw A ' ,Ji-N -'-', S4 0 il Y A A .,, V., L, Q Q vmk Q .. 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Q 1 nw- ' v Mi' 1 ,H a .-f x J, 1 R11 HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB Front Row: Nancy Rivenbark, Grace Brown, Marie Thomas Marsh, Maxine Rivenbark, Elva Wade, Ina Mae Wade, Gracie Padgett, Barbara Woolf. Second Row: Mildred Wynns, Pianist, julia Ann Hall, Charlotte Center, Mary Gail Langston, Myrtice Rae Craehnke, jo Ann Richey, Rheda Brewer, jean Woodard, jane Gaines, Ernestine Maddox, Pat jones. Back Row: Carl Roberts, Director, LaDon Merritt, Franklin Dixon, Bobby Allen, Donnie Graham, Delbert Farrar, L. J. Ramsey, Clyde Hunt, Hunter Garth Principal. Not in Picture: Charles Peterson. '- ff. J 1 1 1 l 1-1 ,-5 ,Q , ,., 1 ia- H Qmycl, .-1, .311 ,1 k v A 1 J Nl 1 BUSHNELL HIGH SCHOOL BAND MAIORETTES - Erma Vann Connell, Becky Sharpe, Donna Gail Driggers Mascot, Vera Connell, Eloise Todd, Drum Majorette, Ina Mae Wade. Second Row: Carl Roberts, Director, ,Io Ann Cassady, Elizabeth Sparks, Mary Frances Emerson, Carolyn Hamilton, Loveda Langston, Elva Wade, Bennie B. Harrison, Esther Haney, Carolyn Hubbard, Margaret Hubbard, Barbara Turner, Don jones. Back Row: Frankie Lord, Edward Willis, Gene Haney, Mary E. Wade, Barbara Johnson, Gracie Padgett, Mary Ruth Sparkman, Nancy Rivenbark Barbara Giddens, Carolyn Ramsey, ,lean Woodard. 'H rv-'H Iqumffn f , , ,A JW' , gi 1 . ' wi 4' - - k , Q Q 1 , .. , , . 1 5 H , ' S 2 . .K :ff ' , I ' 1 2 L ,1 K . - ,- ,. - JJ4 JA J4 L'4L'4L'4 b'4b'4L'4 L'4L'4b'4 V4 BUSHNELL RHYTHM BAND Aurelia Baldree Lucretia Dinkins Brenda Evans Mary Louise Giddens Pauline King Gloria Lindsay Martha Maddox Wilma Clyde Hall Geneva Crawford Peggy Center Dorothy Eaddy Ruby Rogers Sue Haney Nellye Hayes Betty Murray Anette Marsh Ilazel Morton Mary Louise Maddox Donna Walker Pat -Hamilton jerry Lovett Barry Mann Mrs. Griggs - Director Miss Beville - Assistant Donald Segrest Gerald Vann Clem Tucker Mark Lovett Durham Barnes Thomas Lee Peterson Roger johnson Glenn Glover joe Langston Tommy Fincher james Gardner R. H. Kight Dotson Hunt james Williams Cecil Williams David Collins Nadine King Patricia West Janie Huett Janice Blackwell jo Ann Tompkins Ervin Vann -5: 255: :-:-: S171 FEIS 'fri si: .3 ci: CHEER LEADERS Norma Morton Bennie B. Harrison Mary Ruth Sparkman LaDon Merritt 'vm MM! 'M ml Frances Vann jo Ann Cassady Bobby Mixon 45 Q23 mln mx .....,,...,,........... FOOTBALL SQUAD BUSHNELL GATORS Front Row: Larry Cowart, Larry Taylor, Norman Hurst, L. D. Mc- Donald, Eugene Hamilton, Bobby Hall, Orville Connell, Herman Vickers. Second Row: Gilbert Vickers, Billy Chavous, Bill Livingston, jimmy Branch, Harold Goodwin, Capt., G. W. Fisel, Donnie Graham, jerry Sellers, Buddy Merritt, Bobby Allen, Clyde Hunt. Back Row: L. I. Ramsey, Gordon Craig, Gordon Smith, Co-Capt. Delbert Farrar, Billy Jackson, johnny Bennett, Billy Knight, Bill Branch, Harvey Vann, Kenneth Farrar. Coach A. I. Hayes. Qllllllllllg A thin margin of one point kept the Bushnell High School Gators from capturing the 1948 championship in the West Coast Conference. That heart breaker came on a rain swept field the night the Gators hooked up with the Brooksville Leopards. The conference title was at stake and every person who braved the rain that night knew it. Brooksville came to town, unbeaten and unscored upon, but that latter record was marred be- fore the half. A,tricky pass play was good for a Bushnell touchdown, but the extra point try, also a pass, failed. Then came the play that set Brooksville supporters wild, and was to dampen the title hopes of the Bushnell fans. A 75 yard punt return was good for a Leopard touchdown and the try for the point was good. Thus that thin one point prevented Bushnell from a title, but it didn't keep them from surprising their support- ers with the best grid record here in years. A hint thatBushnell might be a conference power house came in the first game, as Groveland fell 19 to 6. Then came victories over Wildwood 14 to 75 Zephyrhills 21 to 65 Largo 35 to O, and Our'Lady of Perpetual Help of Tampa 47 to 12. Webster, playing inspired ball, held the Gators to a 0 to O tie, and then Inverness was downed 7 to 6 in probably what was the best ball game played here during the season. That defeat knock- ed the Citrus County lads from the title picture. After the Brooksville heart breaker, the Gators rebounded with a fine offensive display to win from New Port Richey 25 to 7. Four Gators were honored on the all conference team. They were Gilbert Vickers and Harold Goodwin, backs, Gordon Smith, a tackle and Billy jackson, an end. All received the conveted gold footballs. A11 in all, the Bushnell team was a team that the fans could root for and mean it. Outweighed andoutmannedin practically every contest, the Gators threw the ball around like it was hot and laterals were used plentifully in their flashy attack. That it worked is evident when it is remembered that Bushnell was the only team to score against the conference winners, Brooksville and that they piled up touchdowns against heavier opponents It was a great season from the Gator point of view. Much, much better than fans had any right to expect before the season began. Early in january the loyal Bushnell Boosters Club entertained the cheerleaders and the football squad at a banquet, Merritt, Farrar, Vickers, Vann , Smith, and Goodwin were presented with sweaters since this was their last year on the team. Dr. Holland and Dr. Benevield, who stood ready and willing at all times to give the boys professional aid, were awarded jackets. u an Ti. 1 1, ,r tyi- ,Q ix ..'- ,3 '. ., , Wm, ..,,..:h3.., f' 1 1 X, I ,P -qw' , ww, . 'I , ua L A ,: ' L. . A fw vi BASKETBALL SQUAD BUSHNELL GATORETTESH Front Row: Ernesteen Maddox, Ina Mae Wade, Erma Vann Connell, Becky Sharpe, Frances Vann, jo Ann Knight, Barbara Woolf. Back Row: Miss Peterson, Coach, Norma Morton, Joyce Kight, Dollie Smith Norma Johnson, Mary Frances Emerson, Rita Brewer, Faith Driggers. -51 .ati-1.-. :Pg O00 yi -'w?',' -s ' ' , fi7i:2i: v- ' 7' :ana in ,- X Q ' ' 1 .. Q , ,rf ' X' 4 , In kr- ' Wu ,v,.f. In 5 A- - . 1 Q 1 F r M , N, V K ...,. , ., f ,yr f 1 , A -., V . . W gt' 1 .rl K k ,, J 1 I 1 ' w . K : .f ' .., 15? - . ,L, ' ' 'S K' ' . A ' .5 - - 1 1 2 M Lx. a , 4 I , l Y' ' , , 3 Q .- fx .. I, I C , I: .ik 1 BASKETBALL SQUAD Coach Hayes january February March 1949 SCHEDULE Crystal River Crystal River Webster Open Brooksville New Port Richey Citrus Wildwood Webster Citrus Wildwood New Port Richey Brooksville , 25, 26, Conf. Tournament , 4, 5, Group Here There There There There Here Here Here Here There Here Here Here Tournament Tentative sw Q , , 1 1 r s , X . ' kt f fb , M -. ,L:K'pqg5'f2g 5 if , , 7 WwY'ii.2i5ff1.'l' ., .X . Q .WNV Q ' 4,7 ' 11355. LLM-ag 53 'Uv' ', Jig ' Wi ' -. fr- la. - if, fs' ,:,f':'ew, 'lg fiv 1-'rw ' .ve M. if f'2g-V ,,., .,-fwxff Y .U . .- . 1 'gg -gwfifzilr: ,- r Q fy 1!Z:.!'f:!.w.' ,. , ,, , N- -w3,:V,yL. ff W - .Mn T if , as Lfififf- K . 2 5,161 3 Y ' gg, tru, V-17 Y ek, V145 . If , .-N ,-1-rv .. Y. .A v,.w.L,,g555k1 3. ' Srmwum--'F W-,I H ,, f,4,H,3hf75sgQ' -,,f5f1g'-853'-4 A J. 45: . , I K x J' J W 1 ' , A . , X ,, k X W Q 4 x 1 I CLASS HISTORY S32 ' .X Well, here we are at the end of our high school A dy career. Let's put away the thoughts of the daygahead Em if and look back on the past. l In September of 1937, Mrs. Parker introduced KF many of us to our first taste of school. Our troubles K with the hard multiplication tables, fractions, and long c division during the first six grades are blotted out by memories of the fun we had together. Each of us looked forward to entering high school which we knew would be different. just think! We would change classes every hour! In each class we would have a different teacher! We would be able to enter the different competitive sports, and actually have study hall peri- od! Why, all of that was almost unbelievable. But soon we found that it was the same daily routine--school. Though we were a large class of almost equal number of boys and girls, when we entered high school, many of our boys, for various reasons, withdrew from school. Our class gradually dwindled down to five boys and twenty-five girls. With this number, we have proudly gone through high school days, chuck full of life and fun. Who can forget that beach party at Eaton's Beach for the Seniors, when we--the Freshman class--were hosts! What a trip--a truck ride, good eats, good swimming, and a grand crowd. During our Freshman year we were thrilled to have from our class, james Wade as king and Sarah Malory as queen to reign over the Halloween carnival. Beach parties and class parties were enjoyed by all throughout our Sophomore year. Mrs. Brenneis, who had been our sponsor for two years left us at the end of the term. We honored her with a farewell party and presented her with a gift. Then came our junior year. So many things in store: banquet for Seniors, dances after games, junior play, and class parties! The dances netted us little profit, but they were fun. With the aid of our Sponsor, Mrs. Davidson, we presented the play Grandad Steps Out . The banquet with Southern Plantation as its theme was a big affair. This was the year which was to set a precedent for having an annual Christmas patty for the juniors and Seniors. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Potter, the sponsors, entertained both groups. We had a hilarious evening of fun, a Christmas tree, and gifts for all. The most happy event of the year was the getting of our class rings. We were about to become seniors! Q The senior year came in with a bang. Thirty happy seniors were looking forward to graduation. Before january 2, 1949, five of our class were married. f Marie Thomas Marsh and Erma Vann Connellcontinued X their school career. Success has been enjbyed through- . out, due to the hard efforts of our class as a whole, I to the guidance of our sponsor, and co-sponsor, Mrs. Potter and Mr. jones, and to the co-operation of our J X r . '-xLf '1zQ x 1 . Q ,At ,. 1 ll 'Ly ' WE P . S Q33'Q-X-'3. ,i'1i.,? - wfwf Es! , . 1 X Y 4' nu, , , 1 A 1 f .. A ' l 41-6 ' 'fm 4 f nf b , , , 111-J . . 2, lF iq principal, Mr. Garth. -Ea Qg'f. Perhaps our proud- est achievement-- 1'-U? S g.3l i5Y sharedwith thejun- iofs--is the pubu- fllgfa gggmtfk cationof the Gator, the first Annual for B.H.S. During the first semester we en-, 5 A T joyedaclass supper at Dade Parkg The Halloween carnival with Grace Brown and Harvey Vann as king and queeng and the big junior- Senior Christmas party at the Club House where we were entertained by the sponsors and co-sponsors of both classes. After semester tests we began to feel that our dream of graduation was rapidly approaching reali- zation. One morning in February what a thrill it was to hear Mrs. Potter say All seniors please report for correct measurements for caps and gowns. In March, club banquets, In April,--showers--and beach parties. ln May that eagerly anticipated junior-Senior prom. and the senior play. june 6, Graduation! But what? We have mingled emotions. Though we feel sad at the parting of class mates we are looking forward to the future with ambition and courage. GQGGQGGQGGQGGQGGQGGQGGQG CLASS PROPI-IECY The time is 1959, and the class of '49 is againtogether, for a special reunion. This, being to hear a record from a special scientific invention of only a few years, the wire recorder, which will relate to us the out- standing accomplishments of each of us during the last ten years. The record is beginning with the wonderful tones of a pipe-organ followed, by the strains of a choir lost in the warmth of the words of the anthem. Two voices are outstanding in the heavenly chorus and the class of '49 knows without a doubt that Margaret and Caroline have become famous for their modern harmony, and are sharing their gracious gift with the world by singing the songs of the Master. Let us pray, came the minister's plea and Harvey's convincing voice asked God's blessing on the congregation as the service concluded. Then a resounding bellow broke the spell as James' admonishing voice was clearly recognized. Gentlemen of the jury ---------- and his voice was lost in the great applause which filled the courtroom. T formation and run ---------- to the ----------- and we knew it was Gilbert whose dreams had been fulfilled when he had become the Coach of Notre Dame. An advertising of Diamond Rice imported from China exclusively by our own ---------- Gordon Smith. Then came the reports of the docking of the great fishing expedition led by Harold Goodwin on Gum Slough. Marjorie is touring Africa and teaching natives the American ver- sion of the Congo. Iris is joint owner of the world renowned airplane factory, Smooth- Not Toe-Knockers. , Eloise, the first woman president, accompanied by her personal secretary, Lona, is touring the United States. Esther, who is now married to the king of Boogie-Woogie, is seen in the world famous beauty parlor owned by Frances Vann. Grace, has recently moved into her million-dollar apartment, and Ina Mae has at last completed her Streamlined tourist home on Wade's Corner. Elva and Maxine have represented the '49ers in the theatre. In the scientific world, Barbara, by a secret chemical process, has created living protoplasm. B. B., has at last found a cure for cancer. Frances Marian has devised an off-spring of ultra-violet light, known as Lavender - Blue . . Anne, has secured the position of auditor to the Gatorzette Laura, is known for her unparalleled speed in typing. Bobby, is celebrating her second anniversary living in her home--the only one in the United States completely made of tile. Frances Giddens, is the wife of a noted naval officer. Lavonia has completed her collection of japanese silver. Hazel, who always loved children, is now teaching kindergarten. With this the record died away. The future was in our hands. This most pleasant reunion luncheon was held in the picturesque Erma-Marie Tea Room near Dade Park., 1 m If- wp- 13' 53 1. ,K K - 1. P iq :L yw.,wL,L ff - ' Wiavf ii: .,. g.3f.,jwZ ,125 4 ibjf' fv 35. 1-QV: fis,'.' f EW' ,-Luang 'Q V ., A max fc I?-32? sf .W , IV ESU 'kffiif ffff 4,11 , 'z ' ij Wff? Q 551.- i f, ,Q xl .1 ,gg V ,fb A 5. , -65 '. 1 . .T f 5 , -, X va, I if f 1 ,. l F 1 . El il LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Of The SENIOR CLASS The SENIOR CLASS of 1949 of Bushnell High School, being of sound mind and in full possession of their mental faculties, do hereby will and bequeath their most cherished possessions to you, the underclassmen. I, Frances Marian Hazen, will my athletic ability to jo Ann Cassady. I, Mrs. Erma Vann Connell, do hereby leave my ability to change my name in the middle of the stream to Dolly jane Smith. I Harold Whitey Goodwin leaves his nickname to Wallace Webb with the hope that he will never turn grey. I, Elva Wade, gladly leave two inches of my height to Becky Sharpe. Lona Triplett leaves her ability to be true to one man, to Norma johnson and also her quiet nature to Mary Ruth Sparkman. l I, Barbara Turner, will my neat notebook covered with boys' names Cl can furnish addressesj to Annette Hemphill. I, Bobby Mixon, will my last bottle of peroxide to Joyce Kight. Anne Brenneis' knowledge of Mrs. Potter's English goes to Buddy Meritt with her deepest sympathy. I, Harvey Vann, under protest, leave my position on the football bench to Gordon Craig. Gordon Sprout Smith leaves his pretty bird legs to Billy Chavous with the hope that he might learn to sing. I, Frances Giddens, leave my artistic ability to Lamar Ready. Hazel Thomas leaves her unfound talent to Annie Lee johnson with the hope that she will find it. I, Maxine Rivenbark, leave my ability to sing first soprano in the Glee Club to Marvin Thomas. Iris Morton leaves to her sister, Norma Morton, a few of her muscles to place wherever she needs them most. I, Bennie B. Harrison, refuse to leave Bill Chavous to the girls of next years' Senior Class or any other class, thereafter. I, Esther Lee Haney, do Most eagerly leave my excess calories to Laverne Williams. A , w . 1 1 'E f . , :Q.g?f,u..+'w ffl .igjpfw -1121? ' img: ' g,wx1'- ' iirftfw -by' '1 -E' 'ivy' run ' 'cf if Y Pgs:-Sig il'37.1'f' ,rv gm. th' - . 1 21.-ffi' - 'Ci-11-? f' :,:4T,3v . if . 'vvzmfztn 54.111 .wfif 1 'f 31,91 ,. . 41? if, '7j,f:5'1: ,V 1 k Z if 9 1 L 1 . J ' , ,CI 'c , f. 9' gl' N - 5 : ,. 'J' f X, . ,I lg A J 1 A is5,.1:s- f g- , 'cf' 'Lim gf , 1. . ., , xl, N., .7, -.K A fy I A I hx: A.,.. - 1 J fs: r ,P ,. 4 a ---------- sigh! Laura Hogans wills her graceful walk to Margaret Culbreath. I, Mrs. Marie Thomas Marsh, will my soft laugh to Kenneth Farrar. james Wade wills his technique with the women to Billy Knight. I, Caroline Hubbard, leave my solo comet chair to Don jones. I, Margaret Hubbard, will my ability to write legibly to Mary E. Wade. I, Frances Vann, leave my Book of Themes with its picturesque similes to Orville Connell. Gilbert Vickers leaves his love for strange women to Billy Livingstone and his knowledge of nature to Billy jackson. I, Marjorie Ballard, leave my frecklesto anyone who has powder enough to cover them. Lavonia Crawford, leaves her many curls to any girl who must roll her hair every night. . Eloise Todd wills her long ruffled slip to Ernestine Maddox. Ina Mae Wade wills her collection of True Romance to jo Ann Cassady. Last but notleast the whole Senior Class leaves Bushnell High School with Senior Class Presents The Big Surprise BY R obert St. Claire CAST OF CHARACTERS Sam .... Suzanne. . . julie .... Hollis .... Ginger ........ Aunt Hazel ..... Mrs. H. B. Walker .... Geoffrey ...... Gracie Newton. . jonny Buddington jerry Griffith. . . . . . . . .the father, . . . . . . the mother, . . the oldest daughter, the son, . . .the youngest daughter, . Mr. josslyn's sister, . . . a wealthy widow, .........herson, . . Hollis' girl friend, jones. . . . . .an unexpected guest, . . . . . . . . a friend of Ginger's, Harvey Vann Marie Marsh Frances Vann Gilbert Vickers B. B. Harrison Esther Haney Elva Wade Gordon Smith Bobby Mixon Harold Goodwin james Wade HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL .Q 4? if Y KY f u V9 A Halloween Carnival was sponsored jointly ,--L Q by the P. T. A. and High School, Friday, p October 29, on the football field. Some of the many attractions were Floral City, the African monkey, the Country Store, the One-eyed Monster, the Auction sale, and a For- tune Telling booth. A pileau supper was served in the school lunchroom at 5:30. A parade of the masked children and decorated bikes was led by the band. Four of the costumes were selected as the best. The prettiest was won by Sue Bennett, the most original by Tommy Swain, the cleverest by Fannie Mae Alewine, and the best decorated thing on wheels was owned by Gene Hicks. A program was presented in the auditorium where the King and Queen, selected from the senior class by a student vote were crowned. They were attended by the most popular couples from the eighth through the eleventh grades. Billy jackson acted as master of ceremonies. Charlotte Hunter and Mike Kellum crowned the queen and king, Grace Brown and Harvey Vann. The attendants from the eighth grade were Sylvia Center and Bobby Jackson, from the ninth grade, Barbara Wolf and jerry Sellers from the tenth, julia Ann Hall and Dell Goodwin, and from the eleventh were Becky Sharpe and Billy Livingston. A most entertaining program, which was presented by the students, was enjoyed by all. The school appreciates the interest shown by the parents of our community in bringing this evening of fun and pleasures to the young people. FLAG RAISING On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 7, in a very solemn ceremony held in front of the Bushnell High School, the Huland K. Hunt Chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars presented the School with a United States Flag. A parade was led by the high school band and a corps of veterans in uniform. Mr. Burton Marsh made a short talk, speaking of the sacred- ness of the occasion and the pleasure it gave the V. F. W. to make the presentation. Ile presented the flag to Mr. Garth who thanked the Veter7 ans for their gift. The flag was raised while The Star Spangled Banner was played by the band. The people and students then saluted the flag and made their pledge of allegiance. The V. F. W. will long be remem- bered for this 'appropriate gift. G0'2G0'J000G0'J00'-W-0'0G0'JG02O0'JG0'J 111- .s-M' M ,Sf 4 was , fi' S f ' ,fi Y , WV, 4: qi' ' ,,, V4 ,F A I xx-13 . PARENTS' NIGHT S t if S Parents' night at the Bushnell High School was well attended by the adults of Bushnell and the surrounding communities. Mr. Garth, principal of the school, introduced Mrs. Binger, who led in the group singing. Following this, he introduced Mr. Button Marsh, a former student of the school and now a county service officer, who made a splendid talk. He particularly stressed the need for education, a fact that he discovered when the men were being inducted into the Army. Mr. Marsh explained the program now being carried out for the benefit of our war veterans. Florida, he says, is rapidly becoming school conscious , and he told something of our expanding education program. A humorous skit, The Little Red Schoolhouse , was given by some of the prominent men and women of the town ---- It seemed to recall their childhood pranks for they remembered all of the tricks children still play when the teacher is not looking. After the program in the auditorium, the teachers went to their class- rooms to meet the parents of their students. It acquainted them with the surroundings of their children and gave the teachers an opportunity to have discussions about the individual students. Such parent-teacher relation- ships are good for the school because only the best work can be accom- plished when the teacher fully understands the child's background. Delicious refreshments were served by the committee late in the evening. W. P. Davidson, supervising principal of Sumter County schools, lauded the motives of such activities and said that other schools in the county will arrange similar programs. It brings the parents closer to the actual work the child is doing in the schools, he said. This was one of the three Occasions in thelschool year when the school buses were used to transport the parents. JZ-f'K2v'. .JKT V .-i'Q', .X!' 22' . Q, I wi, , gf V 4- 54 ' 'dim 2 l, P M sr 'f- 'rf . J ,. x . 1 rf, -5. ' f , I. . 1- fr V4 :if - .en A fd. 3,3 ,Vi 2 . Z., 4. . Z, . f tv ' I - E 21.- 5 wg .ww A 5 - Qs ,ffli5i??1:'i3l 1 f - v X x , mf? , X . ,, pi 1 Q, A 7.1. - ,..,, x W , 'f-11, - ep 1 .1 V, .wqf 2 ' W friai I 1 af .-'-1,4 V V1 , . wg--hi qu . .f,' .i W 1 f NNN Q. W Q.. 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