Clermont High School - Highlander Yearbook (Clermont, FL)

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' M II . w.-l,Il,-?'1H:' 5,-f, .,. -, 1 ma, IW , .I...,5 C762 fbyilz MW ' 57 .375 V 0, ew N I 'i ix 'E 54: 'ig ' Q fi ji-'fix vs? - N 9 ' 6 :-'ix 5, -I 'ii X A 4 J' - fi is ng W -xv ive -: d 5 L? -XX,-,-4-tx, COUNTY BOARD COUNTY TRUSTEES PAUL W. BRYAN - Chairman EFFIE H. TREADWAY - Chairman FRED H. ADKINSON BARNEY E. DILLARD LACY G. THOMAS L. M. HOLLOWAY CHESTER CROWDER W. A. KNOWLES Dedication appreclatwn of h1s pauence and understandmg m the classroom and on the athleuc f1e1d the Beta Club dedicates the 1956 Highlander Mr Norman Iuhch To the Graduating Seniors I sincerely hope that this graduating class will believe that every right implies a responsibility, every opportunity, an ob- ligation: every possession, a duty. Never mind the dark or shadowed hours. Forget the unpleasant, unhappy days. Remember only the days of rich experienceg let the others drop into oblivion. Jack Pilsbury To the 1956 Seniors The world holds many treasures if you workhard to achieve them. Thereis a defi- nite challenge awaiting you as you try to break tne barrier of success. Be honest. steadfast, and God-fearing in all of your endeavors. Face your problems like a citi- zen who is proud of his American heritage. Starting from where you might have been or where you'd like to be are impos- sibilities that should not even be contem- plated. Start now and from here. Other- wise you'll never get under way. Middlecomer A. J. Hayes ' T' .. 3 5 W I -C' 5 , K W 1 ,, Q . n z i ir 'v A , A AIN ww 4. x +1 A- 5 , .. i 'lik S o- 13 - . an km , Hx ., it 31 is if Q x 4 5 . J: 4H'5.T. o 4 'S 'J 1' TZLA ..m..,,,5-K my 'mi , ! JL. ., 8 x IQ 'iw L' ' rf! ,1 'S'-T'-'1-'- V L acultg 5 .I 'ff 1425. fi Q 'lm . 1 'T 1? ,K A M. HODGE, B.S. Western Reserve A. IULICH, B.S. New York State College M. LUCAS, B.A, Michigan State M. MERCER, B. S. Ball State College F, MUNGER, A.B. Colorado State College C. STARR, B. S.E. Florida Southern l, WARREN, B. S. Morris Harvey College in Q Q. L W 'f - H -55' I' mir 5 ' V ! me ' 3g , ll Elementary ..,Q r,2f xl .:E, . 'V 35 ' '-' L. BAIRD, A. B. Berea College L BARNES, B. S. Eastem State College A, BRADDOCK, L. I. University of Florida G. I, BURKE, B.S., M. ED, Florida Southern, U. of Fla. A. CAMPBELL, Post Graduate Florida State, U, of Fla. E. CROWE, B.S. Athens, Alabama I. DAVIDSON, A.B. and ED. Rollins College R, DELA NO, B. S. Elizabethtown College F, ELLENER, B.S. Florida Southem O, HAINES, B. S. University of Georgia fu' MR. A. I. Principal MISS BARBARA BROWN, B, A. L. S. Florida State University MISS JOYCE BURNS, B. A. , M. A. Arkansas State: George Peabody MRS. IACQUELINE CANTWELL B. Florida Southern CECIL CASSADY, B. A. E. University of Florida NORMAN IULICH, B. S. Florida Southern GERALD MCLEAN, B. S. University of Florida 1 if r - HAY ES, B. S. E. , M. A. New York University MR, GEORGE BARNES, B.A, Eastern State Teachers College .rar r ffm , H High School IF li Q 'asf S 5 Agfa is 1?gf2i'M wi su 2 3.2 we W riff .5 wi C, assi . Eg A P' --1 igiigssq: .,,. .. ,. ,gl . xg .,.,,., 'S We sz- . .f-.M ,,... f, -1.2- ,- 1 A s.. .- WW . m,,w,i E3 Q X I g i M 554 A W S , K . Sz 533 W 2. in SY: . Effie if HM! if s S S 2 , iff? H I mf, 2 iPM,.,,.. sms 35- ESsf85aw3f?. - Q A Us - q,,53sg2,5wi 5 .1 'K is -2- P ' Y-Y ,ZW : .L-, ' - A V A SE A 1 1 .13 MISS SHIRLEY PALMER, A. B. University of South Carolina WILSON PONTIUS, B. S. Illinois University MRS. ELEANOR ROE, A, B. Florida State University MRS. CHRISTY SCHLOTT, A. B. New York State College HERMAN STALKER, B. S. , M. S. Butler University MRS. GETI-IA TINSLEY, B. S. Berea College School Employees 00 W N Lunchroom Staff cgecrefafy Custodian Bus Drivers N .- .,.. ,.....-9--q -x 1 1, - ...-N N . In ii . ...N . xxx, , MX K 'I 1 '3Q.qf.pt--M ,i,,.f,,,,,-5 F., g QV ggi x. t J , A. 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MARGARET MITCHELLE Marge .41 GILBERT PIERCE Gil JULIA FAYE ROGERS Faye MARY LOU RORABAOUGH Lou Lou SHIRLEY SIMMONS Shir1 JILL 'Ulu' HAZEL SMITH ..I-lazy.. NANCY SMITH Smitty ROYCE WELLS Willie JULIA WELSH Grende1 Valedictorian NA NCY SMITH Salutatorian MARGUERITE BOYD Honors ,Q L: 1' - f 3 V L Q A. A p A A Third Fourth JULIA WELSH BILL ASHMORE SLL ,. 9 I , A 13, 1 ,zllb 1 Q . Fifth Sixth Seventh MARY Lou RORABAUGH LYNN BRAN-1-Ly ANNA MARY PRIEBE History Among the twenty-nine graduating Seniors there remain only nine of the scared little young'ins that first appeared here in the fall of 1944. The first moming Sandra Anderson, Lettie Beals, Marquerite Boyd, Pat Dees, Eleen Kimball, Tanya Hutsell. Jimmy Carroll, Lynn Crews, and Gilbert Pierce had the unforgettable experience of meeting Mrs. Ware. Our first year passed quite serenely with only twelve teachers. Our second year started with a bang with the welcome addition of Lynn Brantly, Ruth Cummings, Anna Mary Priebe, and Bob McCown. This year we had only two teachers. Our third year was a succession of bubble gum, marbles, tops, jacks, and-- more teachers. This year Gloria Hough and Bill Aslunore joined our ranks, Fourth and fifth grades went along quite quietly except for the additions of Roger Godwin and Jean Harden. Remember the weekly spelling bees with Anna Mary always Champion, the daily penmanship lessons, the morning specials, and Friday afternoon radio programs? These were what Royce Wells and Hazel Smith found when they joined us in the sixth grade. Oh! at last we made it--Junior High--weren't we the wheels though. James Graves arrived our eighth year to add greatly to the general confusion. With the beginning of our Freshman year, we first began to realize that we might get out someday. This year Nancy Smith, Julia Faye Rogers, Golan Helmuth, and Leonard Pennington enlarged our ranks. We were thrilled to have two of our number in the Cheering team, and several basketball players. As Sophomores we set a record for magazine sales that still stands. Shirley Simmons, Margaret Mitchell, Julia Welsh, and Tanya Hutsell, who returned from several years in Nebraska, contributed much to this success. Our Junior year was taken up with presenting the smash hit-- Cheaper By The Dozen, planning a prom of Moonlight and Roses, getting our beautiful class rings, and doing as little work as possible. At last we are Seniors--It has been a long road producing the Senior Play, Old Doc that was a roaring success, ordering calling cards, announcements, and caps and gowns. These all drive home the fact that it won't be long now. Mary Lou Rorabaugh and Albert Haines arrived this year to swell the class of '56 to twenty-nine. We are proud of our class and as we scatter after graduation, we shall have many memories, good and bad, to take with us and use in the years to come. Class Will LYNN CREWS wills Gordon Lewia his surefire way for cutting off pounds. JULIA WELSH leaves Daye Turville and Gwen Page her one way ticket to Grove- land. Have fun girls! JAMES GRAVES wills Jack Patterson his ability to light a Little Joe in a windy car. RUTH CUMMINGS wills Carolyn Oswalt a big smile, dimples and ability to get along with others. GILBERT PIERCE leaves Charley Seaver and Duane Pontius a book on Charles Atlas method for building muscles. ELEEN KIMBALL leaves her title of the tallest girl in the Senior Class to Marilyn Nagel and Dianne McLean. BILL ASHMORE leaves Jack Judy and George Bishop his skill in fouling out of basketball games. GLORIA HOUGH and ANNA MARY PRIEBE leave Phyllis Weideman and Loretta Fish their ability to pick oranges during classes without being caught. GOLAN HELMUTH wills Dan White his bench behind the locker rooms. JULIA ROGERS leaves Pat Smith her ability to act smart but remain stupid. ROGER GODWIN and SANDRA ANDERSON leave their old parking places to Mike Schoenholz and Maxine Swearingen. LYNN BRANTLY leaves her ability to clean up after the angelic little ones to Sue Allen and Joan English. ROYCE WELLS leaves his ability on the football field to Dan Sheldon. MARY LOU RORABAUGH leaves Ned Henderson and Bill Rorabaugh her front- row seat in English class. BOB McCOWN bequeaths Speedy Wolfe his ability to avoid accidents. MARGUERITE BOYD and NANCY SMITH will their ability to get along with Mrs. Schlott to David Black and Helen Harper. PAT DEES and JEAN HARDEN leave John Toole and Don Vauglm their quiet manner. Use it well, boys! LETTIE BEALS and SHIRLEY SIMMONS leave their wedding plan book to Jean Creech. JIM CARROLL wills his book on How To Relax to Earl Purvis. HAZEL SMITH and MARGRET MITCHELL leave to Douglas Kelly the ability to avoid trouble. LEONARD PENNINGTON and AL HAINES leave to Ruby Harris the map of Minneola. TANYA HUTSELL leaves Carolyn Arey her black book of boys' addresses. Class Prophecy As we glance into the future we see Sandra Anderson washing dirty diapers and her faithful husband, Guess Who is diligently hanging the clean garments on the line. Following his studies of engineering for 8 years, Bill Ashmore is now building marvelous canals for the Army with that great new invention The Spade! Lettie Beals started her football career in the Powder Puff football game. From that time on she has been the star fullback for the Chicago Bears. In her last game she injured the Baltimore Colt star player, Ruth Cummings. Marguerite Boyd, after years of hard work and lots of determination has recently succeeded in being the first woman president of the U. S. Congratulations! Having seen Lynn Brantly's performance in the Senior play, the talent scouts chose her to portray the slinky lover of Rock Hudson in his latest movie Love Will Win. Following many years of hard labor in Reddick's Super Market, we find Lynn Crews and Bob McCown, co-owners in the new ultra- modern drive-in grocery store in Clermont, and as their manager, they have none other than Jimmy Carroll, who has also gained his experience at Reddicks. We find Spot Graves has set up one of the biggest dancing schools in the state. The band leader and piano player for Mr. Graves, is the old maestro himself, Royce Wells. Entering the dance school to take a look me find Jean Harden, Margret Mitchell, Hazel Smith and Pat Dees, who are prize students in ballet. Julia Welsh and Tanya Hutsell are currently co-starring at the Met fopera.j Anna Mary Priebe and Gloria Hough are found at Silver Springs as aquatic mer- maids, springing from their great love for the out-of-doors. Eleen Kimball, after a long difficult struggle, now has her own restaurant. Shirley Simmons, after receiving her experience at the Grant-Harris Drug Store is Eleen's head waitress. We find Julia Rogers, Mary Lou Rorabaugh and Nancy Smith in the operating room helping the doctors as they make a study of their victim. Gilbert Pierce owns and operates his own used car lot, while Golan Helmuth designs hot rods for the younger generations. Al Haines has controlling interest in a radio station and is now managing it quite well. Leonard Pennington is now a four-star General in the National Guard and is Defense Advisor to our President. Our crystal ball is now growing dim and we watch the scene fade away into the distance. Song As Freshmen we came, As Seniors we go, What we' ve done in between Our report cards don't show. We've studied and worked Yet we've all had our fun, The hours have grown shorter Our school days are done. Toward the future yet to be We'l1 all face with our fears And when we've grown old We'll remember these happy years. Tanya Hutsell Poem If golden memories were really worth gold And friends could be counted twice, Each Senior would have wealth untold And happiness all his life. If time's big hand could be tumed back, And our memories could live again, We should not count the things we lack Or the times we did not win. Now our memories have grown fond Of teachers and our friends, Now we all look back and say Oh for those sweet days again. Tanya Hutsell MOTTO: Build with God COLORS: Lime Green Charcoal FLOWER: Yellow Rose Who's Who SANDRA ANDERSON Basketball 1, 2, 43 Annual Staff 43 Bagpiper Staff 43 Assistant Editor3 Beta Club 43 Junior and Senior Plays3 Band 1, 23 Los Picaros 2a GAA 23 Glee Club 1, 43 Powder Puff Game. BILL ASHMORE Class Treasurer 43 Beta Club 2, 3,43 National Honor Society 3, 4, President 43 C Club 3,4, President 4s Spanish Club 2,33 Key Club 1, 2, 33 Junior and Senior Plays3 Annual Staff 3.4: Football 3, 43 Honorable Mention 43 Basketball 3,41 Glee Club 1. LETTIE BEALS Basketball Manager 13 Basketball 2, 3,42 Basketball Co-Captain 43 C Club 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 43 GAA President 43 Senior Play 43 Powder Puff Football Game 43 Captain of Powder Puff Team 43 Future Teachers 13 Bagpiper 43 Spanish Club 2. MARGUERITE BOYD Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Class Treasurer 23 Los Picaros President 33 C Club 43 Music Club 1,2, President 23 Annual Staff 3,43 Make-up Editor 3, Advertise Manager 43 Junior and Senior Plays3 Band 1, 2,42 Powder Puff Bowl 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4. LYNN BRANTLY Beta Club 2, 3,4, Vice President 33 Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 43 FTA 13 Welfare Board 43 C Club 1, 2, 3,43 Ski Club 33 Glee Club 1.3, Re- porter 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Class Vice President 23 Bagpiper staff Art Editor 43 Junior and Senior Plays: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Student Body President 43 Student Council President 43 Girls' State3 Lunchroom Staff 43 Student PTA Rep. and Advisor 3, 4. HMMY CARROLL Baseball 1, 23 Band 1, 23 Football 3,43 Junior and Senior Plays3 C Club 43 Boys' State 3. LYNN CREWS Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 4: C Club 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senior Plays: Junior Deputy Club 4: Bagpiper Staff 4: Glee Club 1: Class Reporter 3. RUTH CUMMINGS Drama Club 1: School newspaper 4: Music 3,4: FHA 1, 2: GAA 4: Junior and Senior Plays: Cheerleader 1, Captain 1: Powder Puff Bowl 4: P Club 1: Class Entertainment Chairman 1. PAT DEES Librarian Club 1: Glee Club 1: FTA 3, 4: President 4: NHS 3,4: Beta Club 3,4: Bagpiper Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Junior and Senior Plays: Spanish Club 2, 3. ROGER GODWIN Football 2, 3,4, Honorable Mention 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Junior and Senior Plays: Glee Club 1: C Club 2, 3, 4: Beta Club 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3: Los Picaros 2: Vice President of Student Body 4: President Senior Class: Baseball Captain 3, JAMES GRAVES Football 2, 3,4, Captain 4: Baseball 3, 4: Junior and Senior Plays: Bagpiper Staff 4: C Club 2, 3,4: Key Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: Class Vice President 3,4: Honorable Mention Baseball 3: Los Picaros 2: Glee Club 1: Junior Deputy Club 4: Boys' State 3. ALBERT HAINES Boys' Glee Club 2: Amateur Radio Club 3: Junior Deputy Club 4: Senior Play. JEAN HARDEN Junior and Senior Plays: Glee Club 1: Bagpiper Staff 4: GAA 2,4: Powder Puff Bowl 4. GOLAN RAY HELMUTH Glee Club 1: Junior and Senior Plays: Basketball 1, 2, 3: C Club 4. GLORIA HOUGH Band 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior and Junior Plays, Bagpiper staff Editor 4, Class President 3, Glee Club 4, Student Council 1, 2, Ski Club 3, Secretary 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Annual Staff 4, November Calendar Girl 4. TANYA HUTSELL Glee Club 1, 3, Pep Club 1, Majorette 1,Y-Teens 1, Los Picaros 2, Band 2,4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Annual staff 3,4, Bagpiper Staff 4, Calendar Girl 4. ELEEN KIMBALL Basketball 1,2, Annual Staff 4, Los Picaros 2,3, Beta Club 3,4, Band 1, 2,4, Drum Majorette 4, Junior and Senior Plays, GAA 2, Glee Club 1, Class Secretary 1, 2, Powder Puff Bowl 4. BOB McCOWN Football 3,4, Baseball 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Bagpiper Staff 4, C Club 4, Los Picaros 3, Glee Club 1. MARGARET MITCHELL FHA 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3, GAA 4, Junior and Senior Plays. LEONARD PENNINGTON Key Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Senior and Junior Plays, Band 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Annual staff 3,4, Photo Editor 3, Deputy Sheriff 4, Spanish Club 4, President 4. GILBERT PIERCE Senior Play. Los Picaros 2, Band 1, 2. ANNA MARY PRIEBE Los Picaros 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Beta Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, GAA 3, C Club 4, Music Club 1, Band 1, 2, 4, Vice President 4, Senior Ed. IULIA FAYE ROGERS Cheerleader 2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Bagpiper Staff, GAA 2,3, Secretary 2g FTA 1, 2, 3,4, C Club 2, 3,43 Calendar Girl. MARY LOU RORABAUGH Wise Owl 13 Livewire Staff 1: Ninth Grade Play: Future Nurses Club 2, 3: FTA 4, Vice President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Beta Club 4, Senior Play. SHIRLEY SIMMONS Bagpiper Staff 4: FHA 1, 23 GAA 45 Music 45 Junior and Senior Playsg Cheerleader 2. HAZEL SMITH Junior and Senior Plays: GAA 4: Library Club 1, 2: Powder Puff Bowlg Glee Club 4, Bagpipe: Staff. NANCY SMITH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Beta Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 43 Music Club 1,2, Annual Staff 3,43 Business Manager 3, Editor 4g Spanish Club 2, 3: Class Secretary 2, 3: Junior and Senior Playsg National Honor Society 3,4. ROYCE WELLS Glee Club 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3,43 C Club 2, 3, 4g Junior and Senior Plays, Class Reporter 4g Chief Jr. Deputy 43 Bagpiper Staff 4. IULIA ANNE WELSH Glee Club 1, GAA 2g National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 2, 3,4, President 43 Lunchroom Staff 43 Junior and Senior Plays: Annual Staff 3,4, Makeup Editor 4: Girls' State 3: Basketball 2, 3,4. 6 T S 3 O n TL 1: Cl 0 Z r L n L Best All-Round 6 S NANCY SMITH and ROGER GODWIN LYNN CREWS and SANDRA ANDERSON ROYCE WELLS and ANNA MARY PRIEBE F 0 T S i L 6 n T d a 1 1 5 e 6 n A S f t e cl JAMES GRAVES and LETTIE BEALS BILL ASHMORE and IULIA WELSH T C 0 cz l r k cz If i 11 6 BOB MCCOWN and ELEEN KIMBALL JIMMY CARROLL and HAZEL SMITH 6 j S h S 7 P 6 0 S 7- Z Z S 1A.,5g.g,, .. . if Az. U , H A. ..r LYNN BRANTLY and BILL ASHMORE MARGUERITE BOYD and ROGER GODWIN . E, ,qw- ' M 0 S s 5 t L D i 6 if P e ff 1 TL Y d a t 0 b S . A l LL TANYA HUTSELL and LEONARD 6 PENNINGTON C C C e d JAMES GRAvEs and JULIA FAYE ROGERS M 0 B 5 5 L 5 8 5 E e f S ' f t i F C , Z L . 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X ,pu 1 is na 'P R e . 2 ,.- 4, Q Y ii wg. 1-G 5 QQ: r.. . . My H :- f MUS' ,yi . E3 +3 or shawn AVA une. rs.. .W Q , V 3 lg ll N A ,H PHOTO NUT I AVAULAILE 'DM 'Q' Pickard Purvis Rogers Rogers Rorabaugh Schoenholz Sheldon Taylor Walker Walker Weldon Whitten mxfififf ,LV V awww 4.1 .J ,ff ff! I 7 fl z 'ff' 5 First row: D. Brantley, J, Meadows, S. Hillary, S. Hough, I. Skipper, L. Eley, L. Madden, S, Hartsaw. Second row: M. Pontius, P. Harden, M. Smith, J, Batts, M. Oliver, S. Vaughn, I, Bradley, B, Waddell. Third row: P, Ferguson, T. Jarvis, D, Williams, E. Haire, M. Hamilton, M, Martin. First row: L Roundtree, C. Dees, E, Jensen, S, Willis, L. Young, P, Lindsey, A, Lowe, A, McCarty, E, Ferguson, A. Henderson. Second row: F. Bakeman, L. McCraine, B, McLean, F, England, I, Fowler, D, Rhoades, K. Adkinson. Third row: G. Hartsaw, K, Hough, L. Walker, T. Black, J. Hayes, S, Nagel. XX wan, 'bc QQ GW '- First row: G. Olivenbaum, I. Bryson, B. Hunter, S. Beverly, F. Selph, P, Yarbrough, B, Walker, P, Kitts, G. Ray. Second row: D. Putnam, B, Kamp, F, Kise, A. Rorabaugh, R. Rogers, C, Kimball, G. Forbes, C. Gibbs, J. Cole, D. Martin. Third row: M. Spencer, P. Arnold, J. Meeker, M, Olson, E. Hull, S. Mooney, L, Halstead. First row: I. Bryant, D, Roberts, J, Freeman, I. Puwis, M. Fields, E. Blackburn, D. Giddens, G, Miller, B, Klein, L. Kampe. Second row: L. Schoenholz, I, Weldon G. Hull, B, Lee, O. Sickler, N, Munson, J. Creech, P, Johnson, B. Toole. Third row: C. Beals, B, Wells, L, Mullis, H. Simmons, B, Swearingen, C, Haines, A, Powell, M. Altman. Qi, First row: B. Bumbalough, R. Brown. I. Olivenbaum, T. Rogers, A. Black, B. Batts, F. Divine, R. Hall, M. Pickard. Second row: C. Rhoades, M. Shewey, G. Middleton, B. Giddens, M. Gresham, B. Klelss, E. Cozart, P. Dirga, B. Moore. Third row: C. Harmon C. Thompson, A. Fowler, L. Castor, C. Divine, M. McDonald, B. Clark. J. Johnson, R. Walker, E. 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U J J fEi -, JJ 'ij' 1 1 1 Annual Staff Seated: Pat Dees, Marguerite Boyd, Carolyn Arey, Nancy Smith, Julia Welsh, Lynn Brantly, Anna Mary Priebe. Second row: Roger Godwin, Sandra Anderson, Helen Haper Tanya Hutsell, Daye Turville, Sue Allen, Gloria Hough, Mary Lou Rorabough, Earl Purvis, Miss Brown. Third row: Marilyn Nagel, Eleen Kimball, Bill Ashmore, Leonard Pennington, Speedy Wolfe, Jack Judy, Duane Pontius, and Douglas Kelly. NANCY SMITH - - CAROLYN AREY - - LYNN BRANTLY - - JULIA WELSH - - - PAT DEES ----- MARGUERITE BOYD MISS BROWN ---'- - - - - Editor-in-Chief Junior Associated Editor - - - Business Manager - - - - -Layout Editor - - - - Picture Editor - Advertising Manager - - - - Annual Sponsor Bagpzper Staff kw- f v 'V V M . ,....,.........,,,. . .....,s. ,..-......,.U.,f..W,, .,...,,,,. , , NNNH Mm' MW, In my Q V . s f -,MM MN. . NAW. ,..,,.,.....+,3, 1: u we-sf i .,,, NF' First row: Jean Harden, Margaret Mitchell, Gloria Hough, Ruth Cummings. Second row: James Graves, Hazel Smith, Shirley Simmons, Pat Dees. Sandra Anderson. Third row: Lynn Crews, Jimmy Carroll, Royce Wells, Bob McCown, Miss Joyce Burns Sponsor. Old Docs' Senior Play Cheaper by the Dozen, Junior Play Prom, and Banquet Moonlight and Roses came to Clermont on the night of the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The evening began with a wonderful chicken dimler served by eight dutiful Sophomores. The moon rose higher in the sky as we journeyed on to a lovely rose garden complete with a wishing well and soft, sweet music for dancing. Soon it was time for the announcement of the King and Queen of the Prom. The lucky couple were led to their thrones and Anna Mary Priebe and James Pitt were officially crowned. In the wee hours of the morning we had one last bit of nourishment and then home to dream of our Lovely Moonlight and Roses Prom. Queen King ANNA MARY PRIEBE JAMES PITT May Court 'Hr Queen TANY A HUTSELL SANDRA ANDERSON BILL ASHMORE MARGUERITE BOYD JIMMY CARROLL ANNA MARY PRIEBE LYNN CREWS 4 is 'R Attendants 4 A , In King ROGER GODWIN JULIA F AYE ROGERS JAMES GRAVES MARY LOU RORABAUGH BOB MCCOWN JULIA ANNE WELSH ROYCE WELLS r, -11 ff I . -fo f v 4 ' Homecoming GLORIA HOUGH, Queen BUDDY oswA1,T, Escort CAROLYN OSWALT LYNN BRANTLY Junior Attendant Senior Attendant RILEY BRICE ' FRANK SMITH ESOII Escgrt Rinky A Dink Homecoming SHELBY VAUGH. Queen JIMMY MCGUIRE, Football Captain FRANK BAKEMAN, Escort LINDA HALSTEAD, LINDA FAYE ELEY Attendant Attendant DAVID GURNEY JERRY ELLIOT Escort Escort L6 11. ww' WWW ' nf ,, 1 4 1 1 xxQw ma A Qt TV, V.. ,a?.i . K W.L,,Li ,Q rganizminna JJ 3 I I 1 .ff 14 'SLU . JJ ,--ig fff '52A .f ?l V' Smggnt C014 0082 Lynn Bfafllly Leonard Pennington Pl'6SidCUl Treasurer R0gC1' Godwin George Small Vice President Reporter Carolyn Arey Mr, Hayes Secretary Sponsor ff Seated: James Graves, George Small, Roger Godwin, Lynn Btantly, Carolyn Arey, Leonard Pennington, Mr. Hayes. Standing: First row: Merrilee Pickard, Rodney Brovm, Benny Wells, Dick Willis, Sidney Hough. Second row: Cindy Smith, Daye Turville, Joyce Meeker, Tommy Jarvis, Ronald Hedlund, Shelia Mooney, Sportsy Nagel, Jimmy McGuire, Dan Judy, Bob Swearingen. Beta C1145 9- ,T fx , I B 2 inf ,sf s EMZEIB Julia Welsh N Leonard Pennington President og:h Ln'a 5 Treasurer N s 'h M '1 N 1 ancy mit Wd ni an yn age Vice President . Reporter Z Mr. Barnes Marguerite Boyd Sponsor Secretary Seated, left to right: Gloria Hough, Marilyn Nagel, Marguerite Boyd, Julia Welsh, Nancy Smith, Leonard Pennington, Mr. Barnes. Standing: Roger Godwin, Sandra Anderson, Carolyn Arey, Tanya Hursell, Lynn Brantly, Anna Mary Priebe, Pat Dees Mary Lou Rorabaugh. Second row: Lawson Wolfe, Eleen Kimball, Daye Turville, Bill Ashmore, Earl Purvis, Duane Pontius, Jack Judy, Douglas Kelly. 3 -Q. , .,-.. 5 sr! 9 f X A .. 1. P 'T' r A -:9 , Pat Dees Gloria Hough Tanya Hutsell Anna Mary Priebe Nancy Smith Julia Welsh -wr' . S i 5 ' '91 Q '-. , .gg an Mr. Stalker, Sponsor Bill Ashmore, President Marguerite Boyd, Vice President Mary Lou Rorabaugh, Secretary-Treasurer Leonard Pennington, Re porter Lynn Brantly NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ex 'Z gf! xg 5 L L Gi' '1' I' .br K , Q G i f I K i Front row, left to right: Lawson Wolfe, Gordon Lewia, Earl Purvis, Vice President, George Bishop, President: Douglas Kelly, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Rorabaugh, Charley Seaver. Standing: Murry Crawley, David Gurney, Richard Ridinger, Dan Sheldon, Bill Osgood, Jerry Lee, Mr. McLean, Sponsor. f Qi- I 415' E'-, ,W WR '5 N e Q' x if i X X X W f 1 k f n ,II f Nbiqf- Q31 Q ff oi! :!1Y7jyff?!ff!f!?'! , 4 jail : l49l'l:1!y!lf' .' , N9 Mn lf ffl I F TA. W ' ra ' X .v'-- r M 7 g 1 Mary Rorabaugh Pat Dees Helen Harper Vice President President Secretary l Mrs. Cantwell ' Julia Rogers N 59 'I' R Maxine Sweringen Joan English Jean Creech X , i E Mary Wallis Sue Allen Ruby Harris Virginia Rogers gi f X f' bv fl 41--I MAKER5' ll 'ON' 0 NF' , 71 Q f 44,0 VEW nemo Geraldine Willis ----------------------- President Marilyn Nagel - - ---- Vice President Anne Beverly - - - -Treasurer-Secretary First row: W. Burden, K. Howell, M. Nagel, G. Willis, A. Beverly, M. Sweringen, Mrs. Tinsley, Sponsor. Second row: K. Arey, P. Rogers, H. Harper, S. Allen, D. Williams, P. Smith, J. English, D. McLean, V. Rogers, J. Creech, R. Harris, L. Tinsley. , ilkxf s S, at In y, CM Club his at W Seated: Daye Turville, Gloria Hough, Marguerite Boyd, Lynn Brantly, Lettie Beals, Anna Mary Priebe, Marilyn Nagel. First row: Sara Lou Smith, Julia Rogers, Gwen Page, Carolyn Oswalt. Second row: Jack Patterson, George Small, Bill Rorabaugh, David Black, James Graves, Lynn Crews, Bill Ashmore. Third row: Golan Helmuth, Gordon Lewia, Lawson Wolfe, Jim Carroll, Royce Wells, Mr. Iulich, Sponsor. Bill Ashmore Daye Turville President Secretary-Treasurer David Black Mr. Iulich Vice President Sponsor G.A.A. Lettie Beals Dianne McLean President r- Treasurer Alicia oliver K Gwen Page Vice President Reporter Carolyn Oswalt Miss Palmer Secretary Sponsor 4-r Seated: Julia Rogers, Shirley Simmons, Lettie Beals, Carolyn Oswalt, Miss Palmer, Sponsor, Ruth Cummings, Jean Harden. First row: Hazel Smith, Gwen Page, Margie England, Anna Lou McCarty, Lorraine Madden, Alice Henderson, Penny Lindsey, Allisa Lowe, Linda Eley, Virginia Rogers, Joan English, Margaret Mitchell. Second row: Alicia Oliver, Francis England, Pat Roberts, Joyce Fowler, Margaret Hamilton, Esther Haire, Pat Rogers, Carol Johnson, Johnny Kay Eley, Kaye Halstead, Dora Williams, Shelby Vaughn, Melba Purvis. Third row: Elsie Kleiss, Patty Ann Sapp, Pat Schoenholz Betty Waddell, Jean Creech. I Librarians' Club , ffl: Qiif: Left to right: Johnnie May Bradly, Jean Giddens, Rep. , Anne Whitten Secretary Ramona Myer, President: Marilyn Creech, Vice Presidentg Mary Ann Martin Mrss Brown, Sponsor. Books Books Books Books are keys to wisdom 's treasure: are gates to lands of pleasure: are paths that upward leadg are friends. Come, let us read - - - -Emilie Poulsson T 3 .it X If If M' . tm MGX f' JZ Z Majorettes, left to right: Mary Wallis, Alicia Oliver, Patty Sapp, Ruth Rorabaugh. Band, first row: L. Young, B. Patrick, S. Nagel, R. Hedlund, G. Meeker. Second row: J. Swearingen, C. Smith, I. Pontius, L. Maden, P. Lindsey, B. Waddell, J. Meeker, A. Beverly, T. Hutsell, L. Walker, G. Middleton, F. Kise. Third row: A. Priebe, G. Olivenbaum, C, Harmon, F. Bakeman, R. Sheldon, N. Smith, T. Milko, M. Pontius, C. Kimball, E. Kimball. Fourth row: M. Boyd, J. Toole, B. Osgood, D. Pontius, P. Firsz, S. Wolfe, L. Pennington, C. Anderson, R. Ridinger, Mr. Pontius, Director. X 55, SEX '11 M ' 6 f ' f N . xi., ,Q ' 2 L' 'A' 0 X q ,Wm X .Q V fi? . A7 fig I v 11 Xx WN? 'S 1 Q wtf, I, rn.-' , 77 - Qs if K MW 6 I M ajorettes Q q I ALICIA PATTY MARY RUTH OLIVER SAPP WALLIS RORABAUGH M- ?Tfi' ,T V 4 A 1 - 56 V . ,.. ,gz- X fl '5 ?- ' ri' ' fi' K5 1. Ea I 'if ' ,rj .aiu ' L f I f,, r 'J ' J 1 :ZZ V 11 Varsity Football First row, left to right: B. Macdonald, D. Sheldon, G. Bishop, C. Seaver, D. White, 1. Halstead, R. Dirga, G. Bryant. Second row: Norman Julich, Coach, R. Hedlund, Manager, E. Purvis. J. Patterson, G. Small, R. Wells, S. Wolfe, J. Wise, G. lewia, B. Rorabaugh. Third row: L. Walker, B. Ashmore, D. Black, K. Boykin, L. Crews, J. Carroll, J. Graves, R. Godwin, B. McCovsm, C. Anderson, Manager. CaPIail1 '.TAMES GRAVES C0-Captain---DAVID BLACK Wm b E . L at gl' H mx 5 X , :Q ! gi X K ef i- . , 9 C .f ' - 'fi:', I .Q : gyfx h C I V . H ., 112. l n -9' .ffm Rinky Dink Football First row, left to right: Mr. McLean, Coach, P. Black, B. Kamp, B. Lee, E. Jensen, L. Young, B. Wells, J. Purvis, A. Johnson, R. Brown, Mr. Bames, Assistant Coach. Second row: S. Willis, M. Smith, J. Skipper, S. Hough, D. Brantley, C. Gibbs, G. Ray, G. Walker, C. Beals, J. Harden, L. Mullis. Third row: S. Hillary, B. Swearingeu, J. Batts, R. Sheldon, D. Judy, J. McGuire, G. Nagel, T. Jarvis, B. Morse. Captain---JIMMY Mccunus co-captain---DAN JUDY x 3 a 1 X fax ,ffff T J N 5 .l.c' Boys 9 Basketball - i First row: Mark Smith, Tommy Jarvis, Jimmy McGuire, Robbie Sheldon, Sportsy Nagel. Second row: Ronald Hedlund, Managerg Gail Hartsaw, Jack Judy, Captaing Bill Rorabaugh, Larry Walker. Third row: Billy Osgood, Bill Morse, Dan Sheldon, Mr. Cassady, Coach. Not pictured, Bill Ashmore. 7 N.. X OOM! will 5 .Q s 5 f ' i, 'T ,R if 51 'R 8 f y Girls 9 Basketball Kneeling: Pat Rogers, Alicia Oliver, Carolyn Oswalt, Julia Rogers, Lynn Brantly, Captain: Lettie Beals, Co-Captain, Julia Welsh, Ioan English, Kaye Halstead, Virginia Rogers. Standing: Miss Palmer, Coach, Pat Schoenholz, Ruth Rorabaugh, Pat Smith, Dianne McLean, Marguerite Boyd, Tanya Hutsell, Sue Allen, Sandra Anderson, Managers, Johnny Kay Eley, Carol Johnson. f+, Nx pg Q 15 '- X gl' I sg -ht: rnij ,e N C, m Varsity Cheerleaders GLORIA HOUGH Captain Senior LYNN BRA NTLY Co-Captain' Senior JULIA ROGERS Senior ANNA MARY PRIEBE Senior CAROLYN OSWALT Junior GWEN PAGE Junior MA RILYN NAGEL Junior SARA LOU SMITH Sophomore Rinky Dink Cheerleaders SHELBY VAUGHN, Captain LINDA HALSTEAD PAT YARBROUGH BETTY WADDELL LINDA ELEY ALLISA LOWE SHELIA MOONEY BRENDA MOORE -r' S CHARLENE HAINES, Mascot Q S, f fx 'Q ,J 5 L 'fl 5 .. ,Q 5 5 lib ,Y .. 1 E I N xxx 5 l' 0 2 as Fx 5 -X . X v Sports R 6 'U but there were some highlights. We tied one game with ' Lyman, the score being 0-0. The biggest score of the lf season totaled 25-40 against Bushnell, with Bill Ashmore scoring two of these touchdowns and Jackie Patterson 6 running 99 yards for a touchdown. In the Mt. Dora game, Royce Wells caught a long pass of 50 yards from Jackie Patterson. A pass play from Kenny Boykin to James Graves covered 65 yards in the St. Cloud game. There will be a big gap in the team next year with the graduation of seven experienced players: Roger Godwin, James Graves, Jimmy Carroll, Lynn Crews, Royce Wells, Bob McCown and Bill Ashmore. We are proud of Roger Godwin and Bill Ashmore, who made All-Conference Honorable Mention. The football team had another rough season this Year, 'LU The girls' basketball team will graduate seven seniors: Julia Welsh, Sandra Anderson, Tanya Hutsell, lrettie Beals, Julia Rogers, Marguerite Boyd and Lynn Brantly. Bill Ashmore is the only senior on the boys' basketball team. The team will be developing into a strong and winning squad in the very near future. Good Luck to both 3 teams! We're proud to say that Bill Ashmore received , Honorable Mention in basketball too. ,3 1L.l -Q During the baseball season, our Clermont team won XX the runners-up trophy in the C. F. C. and James Graves K won Honorable Mention. We have great expectations for this coming year. , E: I . 1 E -i: The Highlanders are proud of the enthusiastic cheerleaders J, - and pep squad, who have supported our teams in all sports and activities. The sportsmanship, co-operation and high spirits of the squad were widely recognized and appre- ciated. S X 'Q 1 ...- 11 I e- , 6 'Z ' I ge'-W wg. lkp ' 1 A an 1 ,. a 1 I i -gg N 1' V fill-M Qu n li nm I MIHX vu , l- svn As- Q .1 21 nurtusnrs .1 I T A H -fa i J ,ff fnfi. -f 1 , ' ff f f oods Compliments of 4 W 5 JQQZZQXZQ 5 Tue IAETT RESTAURANT INC- RAY AND MARY JUNE MATZ Phone EXeter 4-2075 - cken. 2 . efs Phone EXeter 4-4591 . M . , 1 I 1uesoume1zu'wAv ' WMWQ A ,D Q -N 4 GIFT SHOP it you? 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